Pittsburgh Arts Festival Brings Daylong Family Entertainment
Thousands flocked to downtown Pittsburgh for the 20th Three Rivers Arts Festival featuring over 300 artists and performers from the International Year of the Child events. Main stage acts include Chestnut Brass Company and Pittsburgh Youth Symphony, with Juried Visual Art Exhibit and Artists-in-Action demonstrations across Gateway Center.
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Pittsburgh
Trinidad and Tobago
Baltimore Steel Orchestra
Three Rivers
The
Equitable Life Assurance Company
Gateway Center
Carnegie Institute
New Castle
Chestnut Brass Company
Pittsburgh Youth Symphony
Ellwood City Area
Civic Chorale
Paris Left Bank
Gateway Building
Stanwix Street
Boulevard of the Allies
Janet Moesta Installed Worthy Advisor of Assembly 3
Janet Moesta was installed as Worthy Advisor of Worthy 3 International Order of the Rainbow for Girls at Northminster United Presbyterian Church Wilmington. Moesta, a Wilmington Area High School junior, was installed with Gloria Venturella retiring as installing officer.
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Janet Moesta
W. Mark Sexson
International Order of the Rainbow
Northminster United Presbyterian Church
Miss Moesta
Wilmington Area High School
Henry E. Moesta
E Neshannock Ave
New Wilmington
Gloria Venturella
Pennsylvania State University
Robert Taylor
Moesta
Don Gross
Pittsburgh
Richard Caldwell
Fraternal Order of Eagles 455 Honors New Members Event
Ladies Auxiliary of FOE 455 awards members for recruiting new members. Recipients include Mrs Henry Navarra Hazel Sherman Billie Houk Joan Polansky Maxine Moore and Charlotte DelPrincipe with Sadie Young and Margaret King presenting. A certificate of merit honors the junior past president. Next meeting is a tureen dinner June 19 at 6 30 p.m. Hostess Sadie Young. reservations by June 16 to Josephine Mooney or Carlene McKelvey.
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Fraternal Order of Eagles
Henry Navarra
Hazel Sherman
Billie Houk
Joan Polansky
Maxine Moore
Charlotte DelPrincipe
Sadie Young
Margaret King
Lawrence County
Dorothy Rower
Larry Matteo
Frank King
Lena Dodge
Jack Mitchell
Olivia Gaibis
Eagles Club
Josephine Mooney
Carlene McKelvey
Rainbow Assembly 1 marks 50th anniversary in New Castle
New Castle Assembly 1 of the International Order of Rainbow for Girls hosted more than 300 guests at a 50th anniversary dinner at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Agnes C. Allen, international board member and former advisor, spoke on Rainbow teaching teenagers to become ladies and noted the group helped form 148 Pennsylvania assemblies.
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New Castle
Agnes C. Allen
Supreme Charity
Rainbow
Assembly
Mary Wilson
Marianne
Beryl L. Hogue
Hogue
Pennsylvania
Allen
Castle
Agnes Allen
Francis Heer
Stephanie Bahneman
Nancy Stoner
Carol Jones
Judy George
Mrs. Herr
Clara A. Salzman
Tammy Grittie
Rainbow Assembly
Clif Page
Dear Abby Advice Sends Readers Into Breathless Questions
Dear Abby columns debate misleading bread ads and fiber claims while readers seek party invitations without gifts. Margaret in Highland Park asks for a polite anniversary invite sample and Nebraska Fan shares two gift-free templates.
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Abby
Nebraska
Jane
Bob Smith
Women Attend 41st P E O State Convention at Ursinus College
Five women including Elma Alford Sue Alexander Sara Cox Carol McFarland and Mary Patton attended the 41st annual P E O Sisterhood Pennsylvania State Chapter convention at Ursinus College Collegeville for a three day event. JoAnn Jorgenson of Arlington Virginia keynote speaker and trustee of the International Peace Scholarship Fund. Delegates from Chapters A and Y represented district members. Next year the 42nd convention is set for Landis Valley Resort Inn Lancaster with 300 delegates and visitors invited.
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Elma Alford
Sue Alexander
Sara Cox
Carol McFarland
Mary Patton
Pennsylvania
P.E.O. Sisterhood
Ursinus College
Collegeville
P.E.O
JoAnn Jorgenson
Arlington
International Peace Scholarship Fund
Sisterhood
Landis Valley Resort Inn
Lancaster
Why Prices Rise In Real Estate History
The American Council of Life Insurance cites census data to explain real estate price trends. Since 1790 the U S population grew about 55 times while land area tripled, increasing density from about 4.5 to 61 people per square mile.
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American Council of Life Insurance
United States
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Immortality
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Denise Murphy
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Diane Conway
Maureen Aiken
Cedar Point
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Peg Baynham
Martha Conway
Robert Duvall
Cathy Feld
Bonnie Finely
Pam McConnell
Carl Meeder
Thompson
Bette Mook
Barb Speed
Margery Weyrick
Chet Camerson
Miss Barron
Miss Horchler
Miss Greenawalt
Miss Murphy
Tame Kahrer
Miss Stowe
Kim Fisher
Miss Weyrick
Miss Mook
Miss Moretto
Miss Venturella
Ritual
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Penn Rainbow
Miss Salzano
Big Sister
Sherri Consta
Tyling
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FOE
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Volant
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NEW Castle News
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New Castle Assembly
Dear Abby
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Highland Park
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Elmhurst Country Club
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