The Daily News from Huntingdon, Pennsylvania • Page 15

tHE DAILY Hunlingddft Mduftt PA8I Society and Club News HEATHER JEANETTE Grazier is celebrating her second birthday today, September 22. She is a daughter of Tom and Karen oi Huntingdon. Heather's two sisters, Angela and Traci, V-ind her baby brother, Tommy, will help her celebrate the occasion. Fond grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Charles PJStevens of Huntingdon, Mrs. Irene Grazier of Piney Ridge and Thomas S. Grazier, of Alexandria. In honor of Heather's special day, cake and ice cream will be served. Tuscarora Valley Grange Elects New Officers A lively evening characterized the election of officers at the ular meeting of the Tuscarofa Valley Grange, held atst.Mary's Parish Hall, Shade Gap on Friday evening, September 14.

The Slate of officers elected for the coming year are as follows: Master, Mary Myers; Secretary Mary Agnes Yohn; Treasurer Dorothy Parsons; Lecturer Nora Rabenstein; ard Gerald Howerj Lady Assistant Steward Margaret Gatekeeper William Goshorn; Chaplain Joseph Berrier; seer William Burdge. Norma Parsons will hold the office of Flora; Irma Regi, Ceres and Margaret Seiczkow- ski, Pomona. To the finance committee, the group elected Warren Cowen and to the executive committee, outgoing Master Harry Stuart. Mrs. MelbaShoop was retained as pianist and chapter musician, Mrs.

Shelby Goshorn as her assistant. A delightful social hour with delicious refreshments concluded the evening. Happy Birthday Lower County Hospital Auxiliary Has Meeting CELEBRATING HIS SECOND birthday today is this handsome lad, Donald D. Rupert, better known as Bucky. Proud parents are Donald and Etta Rupert of Petersburg.

Fond grandparents are Mrs. Anna Mae Reed of Petersburg, Elizabeth Rupert of Huntingdon and Dale C. Rupert of Donation. Happy birthday, Bucky 1 Presbyterians Honor Senior Church Members Large Turnout Opens Season For Band Parents President Paul Peoples conducted the meeting of the Huntingdon Area Band Parents on September 4. Mrs.

George Hart, chairman of the membership committee, read the purpose of the band organization to a large turnout of the members. Mrs. Paul Hooper read the minutes in the absence of the secretary, Mrs.EmilyKephart.The minutes were approved. The treasurer's report was read by Mrs. McMahon and accepted.

The band members enjoyed a trip to Kennywood Park in August to close the Band Camp activities for the month. A social hour was discussed and approved for September 18, on which date the members met at the high school to enjoy the fellowship and meet Band Director William Croissant, and to learn more about the activities of the Band Parents organization. This year the band members will be sporting new uniforms, new flags and new rifles, and the majorettes will also be in new uniforms. The next monthly meeting of the Huntingdon Area Band Parents' will be held Monday, October 1 at 7:30 p.m. in the HAHS band room.

The Lower Huntingdon County Hospital Auxiliary to the Blair Hospital met on Tuesday, September 11, at 1 p.m. at the Mount Union American Legion Country Club for the first meeting of the fall season. President Mrs, Ray Smith called the meeting to order. The invocation was offered by Miss Agness Koehler. Special guests, introduced by the president, included Mrs, Alice Heine, director of volunteers, and Mrs.

Dottle Russler, branch auxiliary man. Each gave a report of activities which have been planned for the volunteers. THIS FINE YOUNG BOY is Mrs. Fred Appleby, mem. Harry G.

Hoover, and he is bership chairman, reported to four years old today. His date there are 544 members, ents are Susan and H. Gene Members were informed that a Hoover of 1015 Mifflin Street, bus trip had been planned for Huntingdon. Harry has a sister, Thursday, September 20, to Wertdy who was six years old on John Wanamaker's Sale Day in August 11 and a brother, Paul Harrisburg. All profits of the who Is six months old.

Grand, sale will be donated to the parents are Mr. and Mrs. David Harrisburg Hospital. The bus L. Fisher of Aitch and Mr.

and trip is free. Mrs. Smith is in Mrs. C. B.

Hoover of charge of this project, don. His great-grandparents are Volunteer chairman Mrs.Wil* Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher liam Myers presented the report of Aitch and Mrs. Florabelle on the volunteer hours: lOOVfe McKee of Huntingdon.

A party hours for June: 87 hours for will be held in Harry's honor. July; lOlVz for August. Tuesday, November 13, at P.m. at the Country Club. The meeting was turned over to the new president, Mrs.

Andrew Puchalla, who spoke briefly and then adjourned the luncheon session. SEPTEMBER 22, 1973 Mrs. Arthur Varner, Sr. rear, 630 Sixth Street, Huntingdon. Alberta Brown, Broad Top City.

Mrs. Eugene Stephens, 1306 Mifflin street, Huntingdon. John C. Lancaster, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Calvin Lancaster of Honey Brook. Johnny is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Booher of Three Springs 2. Mrs.

Mary Francis Robb, Burnham. The nominating committee presented the following slate of officers for the 1973-74 term; president, Mrs. Andrew Puchalla; president elect, Mrs. Pauline Mills; first vice president, Miss Agness Koehler; secretary, Mrs. Andrew Roulston; treasurer, Mrs.

Kathryn Heath. Announcement was made that the next session will beheld on Helen Chovanes Mrs. Anna Oancea Florea, nmmn Plllh 518 North Jefferson Street, UOmmOllWeai UUD Mount Union. Heather Jeanette Grazier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Grazier of Huntingdon is.two years old today. Donald D. Rupert, son of Donald and Etta Rupert of Petersburg is marking his second birthday today. Members of the United Presbyterian Church of Mount Union gathered in the social room of the church after the worship service on Sunday, September ,16, to honor the senior members of the church having had fifty or more years of membership. Of these, nineteen were able to be present, A delicious lunch was served and an opportunity given for older aitd younger members to become better acquainted.

The oldest member, Mrs, Grace HprhPft 9tTflVPr Welch, with 83 years, now liv nCI ing out'Of-tpwn, was unable to Salon Selects Naomi Glasgow Harry G. Hoover, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Gene Hoover of 1015 Mifflin Street, Huntingdon, is four years old today.

Congratulations to Mrs. Margaret Miller of Epworth Manor, Tyrone, formerly of Huntingdon, who is 95 years old today. Lee Ann Speck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Speck of Hunt- Ingdon Is observing her 15th birthday today.

Jackie Headings, 1322 Washington Street, Huntingdon. therefore, unable to attend include Mrs. Sadie Archey, 8 40 ChaDfiaU Mrs. Martha Gifford Mrs. tv Pearl Chilcoat Gifford, Mrs, Mrs.

Florence Miller, Mrs. MildredDiven, Mrs. Grace Landis, Miss Mary Taylor and Fred Everett. Each one was remembered with a gift, Surprise Party Welcomes Home Beneral Miller Clan Has Reunion The Huntingdon CountySalon No, 738 Et and Forty met in A QtmHpQ Milk a special session on September OUUUCo IVIIIId attend but Mrs, Nell Baldwin with 73 years and Mrs, Clara Bade with 71 years were in attendance, Karen and Nancy iiiingwortfc were present at the doors the -social room and presented the honored guests with or boutioneeres, Gloria delivered ces to those unable to attend 'because of illness, This affair is sponsored, by the Women's Association and tjhe JA charge oithisUmch' were Mrs, Wijuam Myers, Mrs, ttey Mrs, Francis and Mjps, Lufce Rttey, Mrs, Mae Bfers and Mrs, Wiiiett pem 1 the Tjje Rev, Robert before A surprise coming home party was held Saturday, September 15 for Herbert Strayer at Ms home, Strayer has retired after serving go years jn the Marine Corps, His many friends and relatives are happy to have him settling down in the Hunt, area, The party was planned. by his wjfe, the former Shirley baugh, Quests arrending were ley Strayer, Leg, Herbte, and.

saurina, all of wm' Mr, Mrs Le slayer court of Mr, and Mrs, Beach, Mr, Mn? Mrs, MfSt above mentioned, other member preset weft! Mary e-swut, eunnjngbam, Mr, and Ifi JfcHer, Mrs, Vftjter Mrs, Mabel Ypcujn, Mrs. Jack Ro.seRsteel, ness KpeWer, Mrs, Mrs. Arthur Cb4j. Frejj Everett, Mrs. fcpiQher, WaJier Opnel, TJjeo, 4pre Mrs.

Frank Ppll- and £ly4e Wftartoa, Senior members wno are gujtstf io fconjes and. were, Mf- Miss Mr, ana Mrs, Qeerge baugb of Saston Rachel MOOTS Mr, Of Mrs, ert Moore RelresJtjwenlS and many ceive4 by tfre a gUJt attend WM Walter fif 11 to accept with deep regret the resignation of Chapeau Secretary, Mrs, Louise Brenne. man, and to elect a new chapeau. Mrs. Naomi Glasgow, the out.

going nominated to remain in office for another year and was ed. Plans were also concluded for the installation dinner to be held at the Penn Hunt Hotel on October 1 at 6:30 Please contact reservation chairman Mrs, Irene Peterson of 923 Washington Street, Huntingdon for Departmental and national of' fleers will be in charge pf the installation, Ml members are urged, to attend, Officers-elect ill please weir white, salon NO, 738 has received the departmental cpngratMla- tlQRs for being first to reach for the year, Dewey Shavers Honored Guests At Surprise Party Mr, iwi Mrs, Waiter Gutshail fljid Pfflnnte pf Petersburg gave a surprise party Sunday, Sept, J6, for Mr, awl Mrs. Bswejr Shaver 0 Tsropai Guests Mr, wgre served, Nojrte were Mrs, Hazel Mrs, gyers Mr, wA Mrs, Fred two daughters, Mrs, Janjes Cutsball and chjyidren, MFt ml Lsrry ewteajj, Gary Sharps Mesjjyock. Family members of Beneral and Elizabeth (Smith) Miller met Sunday, September 16 at the Strodes Mills church grounds for a reunion, Seventy-five were in attendance. The invocation was given by Charles Schrelber, Following a delicious noon meal, a business meeting was conducted by the president, Albert Miller reports were given and the same officers retained for the coming year, The officers are President bert Miller, Vice President Mabel Ponahey, Secretary Dor is Rupert and Treasurer Marie Miller, Games and prizes were joyed by the children, Prizes were also awarded to the foil, owing; oldest mother, Mrs, Gust Miller; youngest mother, Mrs, Ann Miller; oldest father, Mr, Gust Miller; youngest er, Mr, fciwrent Miller; married couple, Mr, and Mrs, gust Miller; most recently ried, Mr and Mrs, Jerry Also traveling the farthest, Wayne Broericks; tfce largest family, the Charles Miller family; the birtirfay neart est tp tfee date of the reunion, Mrs, Jeanne gong, The reuflipn will fee beW the second Sunday tender, 1974 at the Mills church Music was played by Mr, Mrs, Charles E.

Sbave Robert 3Ad Alan, GJts were presented to Mr. and Shaver, Mrs. Helen Chovanes was hostess to a belated meeting of the Saxton Commonweal Club at her home on Thursday afternoon. The president, Mrs. Wambaugh, opened the with the routine order and conducted the business meeting.

The club decided to make a gift of $40 to the Broad Top Area Senior Citizens Center. Attention was called to the upcoming birthday of Mrs. Emma Horton who will be 93 on September 24. While in reasonably fair health for her age, this senior member has not been able to attend meetings for a long time and the ladies plan to remember her with cards. Roll call was answered with each lady's favorite food.

In most cases, it was the thing she was hungry for. The food theme was furthered in the program which consisted of an exchange of recipes and provided the gourmets of the group with many new ideas to try out on their families. Mrs. Chovanes extended the theme with the delicious lunch she served with the help of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Martha Clapper, to the following: Mrs.

Ai- berta Wambaugh, Mrs. Ola Stapleton, Mrs, Dorothy Kelley, Mrs. Audrey Bonebreak, Mrs. Ruth Ramsey, Mrs. Martha Hartslog Grange Officers Are Installed Pomona Master H.

Eugene Garner installed the new officers of the Hartslog Valley Grange No. 375 for 1973-74 at ceremonies held in the Grange Hall on Tuesday, September 18. Assisting Master Garner in the installation service were Mrs. Ruth Garner, marshal; Mrs. Grace Weller, chaplain; Mrs.

Bertha Wallace, emblem bearer; Mrs. Ella Criswell, regalia bear er; John Garner, aide and Miss Linda Garner, pianist. Acting Worthy Master Robert S. Clark reminded the Grange members of activities coming up. Tentatively in the Smithfield School building on September 29 at 7:30 p.m., the fifth degree will be given to all eligible grange members.

At Reading, on October 22, the centennial year of the Pennsylvania State Grange convenes. On October 24, at 12:30 p.m. a bus will be going to the vention. This is a splendid portunity to attend the convention activities. Hartslog Valley Grange mem bers wish to change the hour of their meeting.

Motion was made, seconded and carried in favor of beginning meetings at 7:30 p.m. on the third Tuesday of each month. The grounds committee is to be commended on its recent work. A social hour followed the close of the business meeting. Warrinrc Alberta WaFTIOrb session Unmn numc UIUUJJ on, Mrs, Catherine Elder.

Alta Schleuter, Long and Mrs. Mrs. Faith The Warriors Mark Home Ex. tension group held Its first meeting for the fall and winter on Wednesday afternoon, September 12, in the Warriors Mark Fire Hall. Mr.

Bradford, from the Whistle Shop In Centre Hall, demonstrated the making of fall decorations from dried flowers, weeds and grasses. Those attending the meeting were Mrs. Jo Wertz, Mrs. Lou. ise Ferner, Mrs.

Louise Simon- dale, Mrs. Patty Pelter, Mrs. Jane Ashcroft, Mrs. Darlene O'Connell, Mrs. Jessie O'Connell, Mrs.

Helen Blckel, Mrs. Florence Neff, Mrs. Estella Burket, Mrs.Mildred Decker, Mrs. Joyce Kobuck, Mrs. Anna Mae Noel, Mrs.

Nancy McClure, Mrs. Lillian Miller, Mrs. Juliet Harp, ster, Mrs. Carolyn Cushion, Mrs. Martha Ayers, Mrs.

Martha Ford, Mrs. patsy Kustenbauder, Mrs, Marjorie Harpster, Mrs. Irma Mains. Hostesses for the day were Mrs, Oleta Cox and Mrs. Janet Marshall, Calendar MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4-H Rec Team will meet in the extension meeting room in the Portland Avenue Complex, Huntingdon at 7:30 p.m.

Uadie? Auxiliary to Standing Stone Post No. 1754, VFW, will meet in the Post Home for a social evening at 7:30 o'clock. The Mount Union Women's Democratic Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the community room of the Union National Bank for its regular monthly session. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 Ladies Auxiliary to the Smithfield Volunteer Fire Company will hold its regular monthly meeting at inthefirehall.

please bring recipes and a white elephant. The Von Bora Class and the Willing Workers Class of the St. James Lutheran Church, Huntingdon will meet in the social room at 6 o'clock for 9 covered dish supper. Bring own table service. The Women's Fellowship of the Stone Church of the Brethren ineetinFellow Ship Hall at 7:30 p.m.

The ladies auxiliary to the Shade Gap Area Firwnw wi" meet at 7:30 p.m. in the dining hail at Shade Gap- 4-H Botary Winner luncheon will be held at 12 noon at the Hotel Penn Hunt in Huntingdon. Standing Stone Homemakers will meet in the First" United Methodist Church social hall at 1:30 p.m. Bring supplies for floral notepaper. Huntingdon Hook and Ladder Fire Company will meet in the engine house at 8 p.m.

Girl Scout Troop 112 Gets Together Girl Scout Troop No, 112 had its second meeting of the season recently with Leaders Nadine Cramer and Mary Ann Bickie in charge, Nine Junior Girl Scouts, All. cia Cramer, Sallye Margritz, Susan Bowman, Robin Booher, Cathy Harlow, Lori ger, Beth Cprbin, Donna Bickle and Chris Gurd met to play games and sing songs, Helpers present were Mary Cramer and Debbie Bickle, Anniversaries HE'LL BE ONE TOMORROW Celebrating his first birthday on Sunday, September 23, is Brian. Michael Scott, Proud parents are Mr, and Mrs. John W. Scott, of Alexandria.

Brian's grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John W. Scott, Jr. of Petersburg and Mr.

and Mrs. Warren Itinger of Alexandria. His are Mr. and Mrs. James A.

Taylor of Petersburg. R.D., Mrs. Mary C. Scott of Petersburg and Mrs. Sarah Ewing' of Alexandria.

TWO TOMORROW Hi, my name is Steven Elwbod Banks I will be two years old on September 23. I am a son of Mr. and, Mrs. El wood E. Banks of Mill Creek.

My grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baker of Raystown Dam Road and Mr. and Elwood R. Banks of Mill Creek.

My great-grandparents are Emma Banks of Mill Creek and Mr. Esley Smith of RJ3. 2. I will have cake and ice cream served in my Happy Birthday Susan Faith Rudy, Hunting, don R.D. 1 is thirteen years old.

Nathaniel Hammon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hammon of Aitch. Christal Faith Hoover, daugh-, ter of Mr. and Mrs.

C. Bonn Hoover, in, of 1618 Mifflin Street, Huntingdon, is two today. SEPTEMBER gg 1973 Mr, and Mrs, Clyde Reeder of 1511 Moore Street, ingdpn are ceiebratingtlveirgold! en wedding anniversary today, Congratulatkmsl SEPTEMBER 23, 1973 Mr. and Mrs, Herman Gibson of Shirleysburg I are marking their tenth anniversary today. The world's longest vehicular tunnel, seven-mile Mt.

Blanc, cuts through the Alps between France and Italy, CELEBRATING HER 77th birthday tomorrow, September 23, will be Mrs, VadaEdmiston of Petersburg, She enjoys fair Mrs, Edmiston is the widow of Edward Edmiston and has two children, Arthur Edmiston and Mrs, Pauline Honk, both of Petersburg, There are three grandchildren, Charles Edward Edmiston pf State College and Allen and Pilly Rpnk, both of Petersburg, Mrs, Edmiston is an active member of the gion Lutheran Church to Petersburg, SEPTEMBER g3, 1973 Mrs.Alice Watkins, SaHillo, Ruth Cramer of Three Springs R.P, Brian Michael Scott, son of Mr, and Mrs, John Scott, II of Alexandria is marking his first birthday, Mrs, ada Edmiston of burg who is 77 years old, Steve Ehvpod Banks of Mill Creek Is observing his second birthday this Sunday, He is a son pf Mr. and Mrs.Ehyood Banks of Mill Creek, Holly Jo Mills, daughter of Mr Mrs. Carl Mills of Rockhill Furnace is three years old, Sonya Jayne Hawn, daughter of Mr, and Mrs Clinton Hawn of Huntingdon 1 is twelve years old. Mrs, Jack Meloy of 708 Warm Springs Avenue, Huntingdon. BE THREE HiJ HeUy Jo Mills, daughter of Carl and Shirley Mills of hill Furnace and I'll be three years pld on September 23, My grandparents are Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Gejsinger of Chambersburg and Mrs, Sylvia Mills of Shade Gap, Cake and ice cream will be served for me, Happy Birthday, Holly Jo I With The Sick Robert Hicks of Mount ion 1 has been admitted to the Lewistown Hospital as a patient.

Howard W. David of Huntingdon 3 has been admitted as a pat- lent to the Geisinger Medical Center at Danville on September 19. "The quality goes in before the ngme goes on.".