Marriage of Etta Young and Richard Ries in Cumberland
Etta May Young daughter of Mrs Clyde Young of Somerset and Richard William Ries son of Walter Ries of Friedens were married Sunday in the First Presbyterian Church Cumberland Rev Eisenberger officiated. Bride wore a dark gown with red corsage. Best man was John Ries and numerous relatives attended the ceremony and reception followed at Listie. The couple plans to live near Listie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta May Young
Clyde BE. Young
Som
Richard William Ries
Walter Ries
Friedens
First Presbyterian of
Cumberland
M Eisenberger
George C Ries
Ige C. Ries
Ome
Listie
Taylor University chorus to perform Handel's Messiah in Upland
Misses Frances Hay and Jean Bar clay of near Somerset will sing in Taylor University chorus at Upland Indiana. The 125 voice group from the student body will present Handel's Messiah in the Shriner auditorium on December 17 announced by Professor Paul D. Keller head of the Voice department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hay
Jean Barclay
Near Somerset
Taylor University
Upland
Ind
Shriner
Paul D. Keller
Group 1 Seeker Bible class Christmas party at Trinity Lutheran
Group No 1 of the Seekers Bible class at Trinity Lutheran church held a Christmas party in the Sunday school room on a Wednesday evening. Fifteen members and several guests attended. After refreshments on a seasonally decorated table, the group sang Christmas carols. Mrs Ida B Livengood chaired the class with Mrs Lulu Hoffman as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ida B. Livengood
Lulu Hoffman
Miss Kay Harryhill Hosts Milady’s Christmas Party
Milady's shop manager Miss Kay Harryhill entertained at a Christmas din ner and party at Oakhurst Tearoom on Thursday evening. Thirteen employees attended and the centerpiece was a decorated Christmas tree. Miss Harryhill received a corsage of red roses from her employees. Attending were Mrs. Milton Baker, Mrs. Flo Opal, Mrs. Ferne Campbell, Mrs. Carolyn Korosec, Mrs. Dorothy Burkett, Mrs. Betty Miller, Mrs. Imogene Stark, Mrs. Stella Bowman, Mrs. Emma Gallagher, Mrs. Mardy Ferner, Misses Helen Baburchak and Jean Koontz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Harryhill
Milady
Oakhurst Tearoom
Miss Marryhill
Milton Baker
Flo Opal
Ferne Campbell
Carolyn Korosec
Dorothy Burkett
Betty Miller
Imogene Stark
Stella Bowman
Emma Gallagher
Mardy Ferner
Helen Baburchak
Jean Koontz
Lois Ann Employees Tendered Christmas Party
The Lois Ann shoppe employees enjoyed a Christmas dinner and party at Oakhurst Tearoom hosted by employer Irvin Shapiro. Ten cover seats were arranged around a table with a small tree, greens, and colored balls. attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Desmond, Mr. and Mrs. Waterman, Mrs. King, Mrs. Willis, Mrs. Sterner, Mrs. Ida Shapiro, and Miss Thelma Bittner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Ann
Oakhurst
Irvin Shapiro
Francis J. Desmond
Arthur Waterman
Ethel King
Betty Willis
Elda Sterner
Ida Shapiro
Thelma Bittner
Meena MRI RealS Christmas Gifts for Children Aid
Christmas contributions were collected on Thursday for the Children's Aid wards. Items included canned fruit donated by Miss Margaret Zeigler and gifts for a boy and girl from the Beginners department of Trinity Lutheran Sunday school led by Mrs. Russell Deaner. Other donors listed include Mrs. George P. Steingift and names such as Db Snyder Stephan D.D Berlincas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Zeigler
George P. Stein
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Russel Deaner
Snyder Stephan
Berlin
Cas
Social Clubs Hold Evening at West Main Street Homes
Mrs George Schenck hosted the T N T club at her West Main street residence for bridge and a collation. Mrs Merle Heiple of the Countryman apartments entertained her club at 8 p m with cards and a collation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schenck
T. N. T. Club
West Main Street
Merle Heiple
Countryman
Surprise Party for Mrs Brant Held at Garrett Home
A December 8 surprise party honored Mrs. Clarence Brant at her Garrett home with a large birthday cake and gifts. Attendants included Clarence Brant and many relatives and friends listed by surname Brant Lehman Broadwater Brant and others such as George Stahl Simonny Poorbauch Thomas Lehman and Romesberg families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Brant
Garrett
Theodore Lehman
William Broadwater
Charles Brant
Floyd Lindeman
Leroy
Harry Meyers
Betty
Barbara
Russel Brant
Leonard Pyle
George Stahl
Paul
Shirley
Bobby
Simonny
Simon, Jr
Helen
George Poorbauch
Carol
William Thomas
Gerald
Adam Lepley
Jean
Ward Lehman
William Snyder
Emery Kapitan
Ronnie
Larry
Linda Jo
Royce Brown
Peggy Ann
Dorothy Foust
Sonny
Homer Brant
Dale
Ralph Romesberg
Merle Lehman
Roy Romesberg
Blaine
Floyd and
Clark Brant
Rockwood W. C. T. U. Meets at Mrs Philippi Home
The Rockwood W. C. T. U. gathered at Mrs. Gertrude Philippi’s home with Mrs. Mary Growall leading the topic Safeguard the Nation Through Peace. Attendees included Mrs. Annie Hanna and several members who discussed prayer for peace and local church themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Growall
Rockwood W. C. T. U
Gertrude Philippi
Frank Stoner
Mary Gary
M@bel Schrader
Jean Day
Minnie Ansell
Elmer Dickey
Kathryn Saylor
Mary Schrock
Neilie
Four Clubs Meet for Dessert Bridge at Local Homes
Four clubs gathered Thursday for dessert bridge. Mrs. Edwin F. Bauer hosted the Thursday Afternoon club on North Rosina Avenue while the M. R. S. club met at Mrs. Forrest M. Warner's home on North Franklin Avenue for dessert bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin F. Bauer
North Rosina Avenue
Forrest M. Warner
North Franklin Avenue
Birthday Party for Tommy Revello
Tommy Revello turned four and celebrated at home on East Lanner Street hosted by his mother Mrs. C. J. Revello. Santa Claus visited to distribute gifts as games and seasonally themed decorations filled the party. Attending were Nancy and Stephen Revello Diana Perini Jimmy Brougher Marilyn Nickson and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Revyello
C. J. Revello
East Lanner Street
Santa Claus
Tommy
Nancy
Stephen Revello
Diana Perini
Jimmy Brougher
Marilyn Nickson
Sandra
Tommy Morocco
Micky Gartelle
Charlotte Morocco
Paul Martz, Jr
Ronnie Fanni
Bobby Baer
Suzanne Mack
Judy Marie Bittner
David Brant
Kathy Brant
Gary
Bar Bara
Ann Braugher
Ronnie Shumaker
Larry Reedy
Albert Lesack
Buddy Jeffries
Cyrus R. Brant
Welfare Members Serve at Cart at Somerset Hospital
Members of the Somerset Welfare league served at the gift cart at Somerset Community Hospital this past week. The volunteers included Mrs. Charles J. Harrison Jr., Mrs. Thomas L. McCullough, Mrs. John Billick, Mrs. W. J. Shumaker, Mrs. Cc. C. McDowell, Mrs. L. H. Wilcox, Mrs. Jimmy Barron, Mrs. John W. Stein, Mrs. M. S. Cargill, Mrs. R. T. Bouch, Mrs. Emil L. Anderson and Miss Katherine Snyder. A gift case adds display space and gifts radiate a festive holiday air with tapers, candlesticks and trees.
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Somerset Welfare League
Somerset Community Hospital
Charles J. Harrison, Jr
Thomas L. McCullough
John Billick
W. J. Shumaker
Cc. C. McDowell
L. H. Wilcox
Katherine Snyder
Somerset Music Club Christmas Program Delights Audience
The Somerset Music club presented a Christmas program in the Mary 8. Bio Secker library auditorium. Soloists included Elda Menser and Neva Zerloss with Mrs. Robert Riley. Mrs. Harris G. Demica and Mrs. Vance Coleman accompanied piano. The chorus performed classic carols and Frank Gruber read Silent Night. Committee members featured include Wilma Kinzey as chair and several other club volunteers.
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Somerset Music Club
Mary 8
Biosecker Library
Elda Menser
Neva Zerloss
Robert Riley
King
Harris G. Demica
Vance Coleman
Town of
Bethlehem
Frank Gruber
Wilma Kinzey
Arthur Waterman
Kenneth E. Barron
Harris G. Decima
Charles R. Blatt
Neva Zerfoss
Somer Set High Plays Omission Noted in Review
Richard Houston, senior at Somer Set High School, earned high commendation for his portrayal of President Dixson in Brookfield College in the class play Spring Fever. The second night write up inadvertently omitted his contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Houston
Somerset High School
President Dixson
Brookfield College
Mrs. Marie Little Undergoes Windber Hospital Operation
Mrs. Marie W. Little of South Center avenue is a patient in Windber hospital after an operation on Wednesday. Her condition is regarded as favorable by her surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie W. Little
South Center Avenue
Windber Hospital
Charlton Jailed for Motor Code Violation
Richard Lee Charlton aged 24 of Stoystown R D 2 was sentenced Wednesday to serve three days in county jail on a motor code violation. He was ordered committed by Hazel F. Kimmel.
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Charlton
Richard Lee Charlton
Stoystown
R. D
Ty Hazel F. Kimmel
Somerset Groups Schedule December Meetings
Sons of Revolution Somerset county chapter to meet in Legion rooms at 7:30 p.m. December 15 for officer elections. Senior Hospital Auxiliary gathers December 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the First Christian church social parlor. Somerset Garden club meets December 15 at 2:15 p.m. at 347 West Race Street for a Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset County
Sons of the American Revolution
Legion Rooms
First Christian Church
Garden Club
Somerset Garden Club
Presbyterian Bazaar Opens By Women’s Association
Members of a Presbyterian Women's Association plan a bazaar to raise funds for church activities. The event features stalls, crafts, and baked goods with proceeds supporting local outreach and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
One Presbyterian Women's Association
Bazaar and Christmas Dinner Headline Mix at Local Venues
A Saturday December 13 bazaar and rummage sale will run all day in the former Weimer dress shop on West Main Street. The Graduate Nurses association hosts its annual Christmas dinner December 18 at the Ferner hotel with Miss Fleanor McElroy as president and Mrs. Do M. Lanner as chair of arrangements. The note on metal casting and foundry work calls out an old essential industry.
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Weimer Dress Shop
West Main Street
Graduate Nurses Association
Ferner Hotel
Thursevenin
Fleanor McElroy
Do. M. Lanner
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Penrod Construction Co
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