Weddings in McKeesport and nearby towns mark week
Miss Edith B Hoffman of McKeesport became the bride of John J Geisel of Indiana in a Sunday ceremony at the German Evangelical Protestant church. The couple, both McKeesport graduates, will live at 964 Oakland Avenue Indiana after a two week western wedding trip. Roxie Thelma Cunningham wed Albert Charles Petry in Homer City area. they will reside in Anderson Indiana where Petry is employed. Paul John Sheehe of Indiana and Julia Dorothy Abele of Johnstown married at St Columbus church Johnstown. Sheehe is a salesman and Abele a registered nurse.
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McKeesport
Edith B. Hoffman
Phillip L. Hoffman
John J. Geisel
Indiana
John F. C. Green
Elizabeth Hoffman
Slater
Alvin Siebert
West Chester
Roxie Thelma Cunningham
EB. Pierce
Homer City
Albert Charles Petry
Anderson
Ind
Howard Pierce
Center Township
Rev. Hill
Petry
Paul John Sheehe
Julia Dorothy Abele
Johnstown
St. Columbus Church
Barnabus D. Abele
Thomas H. Sheehe
Romanset Abele
Johnatown
Ardrey Ferguson Weds Leona Stadtmiller in Ohio Parsonage
Ardrey Ferguson of Westover and Leona Stadtmiller of Glen Campbell were married June 3 at the M B Parsonage in Cloy by Rev. O Carlisle. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs James Ferguson of Westover and the bride is the daughter of the late Morgan and Mrs James.
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Ardrey Ferguson
Westover
Leona (James) Stadtmiller
Glen Campbell
M. IB
Cloe
O. €. Carlisle
James Ferguson
Morgan James
Kostella Snyder Nups in Indiana Church Ceremony
Nick Kostella Jr and Misa Minnie Snyder, both of Indiana, united in marriage on June 4 by Rev R B Hurt. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Nick Kostella of Sagamore. The bride is daughter of Mrs H G Snyder of Indiana.
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Nick Kostella, Jr
Misa Minnie Snyder
Indiana
R. B. Hurt
Nick Kostella
Sagamore
Flag Day 1937 by Raymond Pitcairn National Chairman
Raymond Pitcairn national chairman of the Sentinel of the Republic reflects on Flag Day 1937 as a reminder of the flag as a symbol of liberty and democracy. He stresses that the Stars and Stripes stands for freedom, enduring against assaults on speech thought and endeavor, and urges resolve to preserve liberty for future generations.
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Raymond Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republic
Berty
Williams Philippi wedding at Philippi home lawn
Mildred Philippi daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Philippi of Rossiter married George Williams of Rossiter on a Tuesday forenoon on the Philippi lawn. Rev Samuel W Shane officiated before 50 relatives and friends. They will reside in Rossiter where Williams works in a coal firm store. A wedding breakfast followed. Herman B Wiley and Jennie Lindsay of Blacklick were married June 4 in Blacklick by Rev G B Tetchworth.
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Rossiter
Mahoning U. P. Church
Indiana State Teachers College
Rossitter
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Herman B. Wiley
Jennie Lindsay
Blacklick
G. B. Tetchworth
For Sale Sheets of Heavy Paper in Indiana Pa
For sale sheets of heavy paper about six feet square suitable to supplant rugs or carpet liners inside buildings. Price four cents a sheet. Source Indiana Progress newspaper of Indiana Pennsylvania.
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The
Indiana Progress
Indiana
Administrators' Notice for Frank A. Stewart Estate
Letters of Administration have been granted for the estate of Frank A. Stewart of Buffington township. Creditors must present authenticated claims for settlement and debtors should make prompt payment. Administrators Elzie M Stewart and Mel Nellie M Stewart, Dilltown, Pa, June 9, 1987.
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Frank A. Stewart
Buffington Township
Leading Man and Reporter Exchange Mock Interview
A Theater night at the Shelbourne introduces a new leading man, Mr. Gade, and Eunice Hatton of the Daily Bulletin. Their backstage chat leads to a lunch invitation and a mistaken, evolving romance as Eunice pursues a scoop while juggling two versions of herself. The plot threads span Broadway offers, city life, and gossip among reporters and actors.
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Mnice Hatton
Marcel
Shelbourne Theater
Eunice
Daily Bulletin
Jack Gade
The
the Rochester
Miss Hatton
Shelbourne
Rochester
Simms
Hoton Shoe
Mr. Gade
Lonely Hearts
Ladies Aid meeting and local visits in Homer City area
Strongstown notes record a Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs William McCrady home in Homer City plus a string of visits and social calls. Walter Walker of Johnstown stayed with Mrs Walker. Webster Stephens of Richmond Va visits his father Tom Stephenge. Mrs Elizabeth Troxell and On Ray were callers in Indiana. Mrs Earl Makin of Johnstown visited Mrs Annie Makin. John Hogan and family of Elyria Ohio were guests in the John Garrett home. Alex Bennett and family of Homer City called on William Bennett. Mildred McCrady of Homer City visits Vivian Rankin. Mabel and Arlene DeArmy visited their grandmother Nan Gressley in Spruce. Bill Gressley and family of Heilwood stopped by Hugh Boring’s. Minnie Garrett spent weekend with friends in Indiana.
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Strongstown
The
Ladies Aid
William McCrady
Homer City
Walter Walker
Johnstown
Alex Bennett
William Bennett
Mabel
Arlene DeArmy
Nan Gressley
Spruce
Coulter Home Damaged by Fire Early Saturday Morning
Fire of undetermined origin damaged the Coulter home at 636 School Street early Saturday, affecting Mr and Mrs Mau rice Coulter. Loss to the dwelling and contents estimated at 3,500 with 500 for Calister personal property. blaze found by Peggy Coulter who woke the family. dwelling owned by Wm Bennett.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Petry Cunningham
Sheehe-Abele
Elgin
Dili Pos
R. W. Wehrle & Co
Indiana, Pa
Poe
Willis
Flenderson
Wayne Avenue
Penna
Wiley-Lindsay
Elzie M
Stewart
Nellie M. Stewart
Dilltown, Pa
NORGE
Keynemm
Norge Rollator
Pennsylvania
First National Bank
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
John Hogan
Elyria, O
John Garrett
Mildred McCrady
Vivian Rankin
Bill Gressley
Heilwood
Hugh Boring
Minnie Garrett
Sherwin-Williams
J. M. Stewart & CO
Penn
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