Mrs Pearl Cook Elected Treasurer of State DUV Group
Mrs Pearl Cook of the local Daughters of Union Veterans was elected treasurer of the State organization at Gettysburg Pa during the 46th annual convention. She helped with a joint banquet for the DUVV GAR and Woman's Rebel Corps and the allied orders. The gathering included a campfire, gifts to hospitals and charities, and a prologue End of the Civil War. Next encampment is June 21, 1959 in Treading Pa. local groups reported ongoing charitable giving and district meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Cook
Daughters of Union Veterans
Gettysburg
Christ Chapel
Gettysburg College
A Ning
Cook
Belte Koch
PDP
Florence Miller
Nnigus
Deshon
Wilkes Barre
Almona
Pittsburgh
GAR Tom
Swissvale
Brookville
Philadelphia
Oklahoma Indian Srhans
Scotland
War Orphans School
Treading
DUV
Tocal
Deshon Hospital
Social Activ Fund
Rita Ghristy
Grave City
Coynell
Erina Gill
W. Middlesex
Marion Dykes
Meadville
Flora
Alan
Washington
Ester
Julio Sharon
Ruth Griffith
Charles Hes
Sons
Indiana Alumnae Tureen Picnic At Muffley Home
Indiana State Teachers College alumnae gathered for a tureen picnic at Mrs George Muffley s Fairfield Avenue home Readings of charter members organizing the group in 164% were announced A recommended summer read on bird migration was discussed and plans made for the next gathering a dinner at Mrs John McNeill s Englewood Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
William Glitch
First Baptist Church
Moffatt Rd
Wi Mer Russell
Ralph Sayrer
Emanuel Alborn
Perry Crowe
George Goebel
Wary Spence
Lester Wood
Har Irwin
Oscar Teath
Crowe
Devolians
Ben Warlan
Wood
Glitch
Cascade Park
Indiana State Teachers College
George Muffley
Fairfield Ave
Roy Long
Edwin Teele
Helo Bryan
John McNeill
Englewood Ave
Thomas A. Chirk
David Bollard
Airs
Bryan
Miss Alpenazanis
Indiana
Allend Nere
Frances Viggiano Honored By Friends
A bridal shower for Frances Viggiano, bride elect of Kenneth Maxwell, was hosted by Mrs. John H.W. Brogan at her Mill Street home. Attendants and guests enjoyed yellow and white decor, gifts at a shaded table, and a refreshment spread as plans for the July 5 Trinity Episcopal Church ceremony were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Vigelang
Kenneth Charles Maxwell
John HW. Brogan
Mill St
Orlaes
Mary Ann
Arthur Stewart
Adna Maxwell
Frank Maxwell
William Jr. Mitchell
Viggiano
Trogan
Anthony Viggiano
Sy Mill St
Edna Maxell
Millon St
Trinity Episcopal Church
June Class of 1933 Dinner Dance Anniversary
The June Class of 1933 held its 25th anniversary dinner dance at Castleton with green and white decor and floral centerpieces. Rex Rowland as class president and Mi Clara Filial as toastmaster led a program attended by about 160 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton, We
Rex Rowland
Way
Clara Filial
Brass
Marjorie Dewhercy Haines
Jeanette Ginsberg
Los Angeles
Calif
John Lane Langely
John Hill
Hig Orchestra
Robert “Bud Wagner
Oliver Duval
Ralph Carla
Allons
Betty Johnston
Mary Catherine Jami Me Curdy
Alma Ralacy Fulton
Laura Ramsey Purdy
Louise Mitchell Russem
Lilyant Richards Flaherty
Tie Dicks
Cora Mee Boston
Harshman
John Santangelo
Flaherty
Thehna Tharney Eilery
Purdy
Fulton
Bridal couple to wed in Pennsylvania ceremony
Donald Calderwood and Atlene Robb, a Bessemer High School graduate, plan a Pennsylvania wedding trip before a temporary move to 416 Walnut St and then to Tennessee for Calderwood’s senior year at Johnson Bible College. The couple, joined by families from Bessemer and New Castle, hosted a double ring service and reception with electric organ music and floral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jef
Oleg
Walnut St
Tennessee
Calderwood
Joheson Bible College
Donald W. Calter
Armywood
Florence
Bessemer
Kenneth W. Calderwood
Winslow Ave
John d. McClure
Robb
United States
D'Aral Robb
Rachel Ba Lb
Hitler
Rose Ann
Walton
Oak Wil
W. Va
Debbie Gibson
Ernest Crawford
Fawn Burke
Ben Hogue
Earl Hammond
Clenmore Garden Club Tours Estates and Talks
The Clenmore Garden Club met at Mrs. Frank Tyrone's home for a garden tour in Hu wit blown. Mrs. Humphrey Richards spoke on Roses and displayed popular specimens. Plans for a family picnic on Jay 19 were made with Mrs. Marl Parkinson in charge. A silent auction followed, with refreshments from a rose-decorated buffet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clenmore
Frank Tyrone
Clen Moore
Elvia
Huwit
Humphrey Richards
Walliam Johns
Garden Council
Lawrence County
Jay
Marl Parkinson
Robert Snelling
Gordon Wind
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Woman's World
Beulah Ruthrauff
Society
Frank Fulena
Wooley Ave
Miniature Gulf
Fred Plahles
Abeth Dalesandra
Richard DiCarlo
Albert Anastasia Will
Wilni
BIA Club Assembly
WA Clin
Mesanes Tealda
Rice Ave
Oh Heaven
Wiates
Cooper
Mes
Barnes Boro
Pashlie Peices
She Nee
Mas
Dee Cooper
Kase Ave
Calvary Giri
Cals
Bennett
First Christian Church
Phillip Bradford
Canenie Williams
Pearl Jenkins
Renedenkin
Wampum Ball Park
Jim
Frances Viggiano
Ray Cook
Gaurel PI. R
Condi Augustine
Robert Kiardi
Clara Colalueta
Augustine
Dewey Ave
Lary Aldrich
Satay Chattha
Anthi Ratz
Jones
Donald Calderwoods
Pennsylvania
Clenmore Club
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton Island
E. Washington St
Medical Center Pharmacy
Your Health Center
Reliable Prescription Service
Wilmington Ave
Ventronector
Neavhy Greely
Valle
Jorany
Navy
S W. T. Grant CO
Wilmington RD
Wilton
Red Moresque
Beige
Wilton Reg
Nutria
Magee Kingdom
Wilton, Grey, Reg
Reg
Henry
Floral Axminster Reg
Green Tweed
F. Tweed Wilton
F. Tweed Wilton Green
F. Mulberry Axminster
Wilton Med
Axminster
Firth Green Homespun
Ftroony
South Mill St
New Castle
Love’s Youth Center
North Mill St
Wil Holt Yourny
Balll
Washington St
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