The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 7

Daily Republican, Mononjjaliela, Fa. Herald-American, Donora, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1966- rv PAGE 7 Donora Sailor Visits Florida On Navy Ship Fire Control Technician Third PNB Earnings Up For First 1966 Quarter PITTSBURGH Pittsburgh By Mrs. Olivet Hays Missionaries To Speak At Elrama-W. Elizabeth Churches April 28-May 1 Class John T. Carson, USN, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John R. Carson of 146 Ida Avenue, Donora, spent five days in South Florida while serving aboard the USS Northampton, the United States' first command ship which operates out of Norfolk, Virginia, with the Atlantic Fleet. Northampton made the recreational visit to Port Everglades, just south of Fort Lauderdale, at the height of the vacation season in Florida. Rummage Sale 9 a.m.

to 3:30 p.m. THURSDAY, APRIL 14 IN CHURCH SOCIAL ROOM FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 5th St. and Thompson Ave. Donora SPONSORED BY TRAILBLAZERS A Joint committee meeting was held on Friday evening in the social rooms of the Methodist Church. The members of Elrama and West Elizabeth Methodist Churches, who were on the committee for Missions, discussed plans to bring four Missionaries to the churches.

The dates were set for April 28, 29, 30 and May 1. On April 28, the Reverend Gilbert Bennett, a missionary from the Congo will be guest speaker at a Morning Brunch at the Elrama Church at 9:30 a.m. At one o'clock, he will be guest speaker at a luncheon at W. Elizabeth Methodist Church and then at 7:45 p.m. he will again speak at a service in Elrama.

April 29, Mrs. Larry Eisen-berg from Rhodesia will be the guest speaker at a 9:30 a.m. breakfast at West Elizabeth Methodist Church, followed by a luncheon engagement at Elra ma and evening services at 7:45 p.m. at West Elizabeth. April 30, Edmundo Morgado, a Cuban who works with the Spanish speaking people in OFFICERS AND SPEAKERS at a recent meeting of the New Eagle Council of Republican Women pictured above ares left to right, seated-Mrs.

Virginia Barnhart, treasurer; Mr. laura Marimpietri, vice-president; Mrs. Jean Combs, president; Martha Bautz, secretary; Mrs. Thomas S. Baily, corresponding secretary of Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women; standing-Kent C.

Putnam, David Moses, Arlelgh Cale, Curt Naesar, Americo Mele and John Matthews. Absent when the photo was taken were Davit Yohe and Frank Faxxolare. National Bank reported net operating earnings for the first quarter of 1966 of $3,182,689. or $1.05 per share, compared with or 93 cents per share for the comparable period of 1965 an increase of 12.9 per cent. Total operating income for the three months amounted to $18,038,096, compared with 540,693 in the first quarter of 1965.

Frank E. Agnew. chair man and Malcolm E. Lambing, president, said that a significant portion of the income im provement was due to an in crease in loans outstanding and a rise in lending rates. A rise in the average rate of return on the bank's investment portfolio also contributed to the better first quarter performance.

Most of the island of Green land is a lofty plateau 9,000 to 10,000 feet altitude. I DU 4-5743 i New York City, will be the guest speaker at a 9:30 break fast at Elrama, a one clock luncheon at West Elizabeth and an evening service at 7:45 in Elrama. May 1, Sally Crenshaw of Chattanooga, Tennessee, who does work in the poverty area, will speak at the Sunday School Service in West Elizabeth at 9:30 a.m. and then at the Elrama Sunday School Service at 10:45 a.m. This will be followed by a buffet type meal at 12 noon in the Elrama Church.

Miss Crenshaw will then speak at 7:45 p.m. in the West Elizabeth Methodist Church. The meetings will be open to the public. Anyone wishing to attend the breakfasts or lunch eons should contact a member of the committee. Those on the committee who were present were the Rever end Mrs.

Robert Slack. Willi am Shaffer, Mrs. Violet McCor" kle, Mrs. George Wilson. Mrs.

Eugene Reilly. Mrs. Oliver I Hays and Mrs. Russell Mar case. Lodge 529; Wilkinsburg Lodge 676; Triad Lodge 1064; National Lodge 81, Washington; Old Monongahela Lodge 209, Elizabeth; and Covedale Lodge 380, Weirton, W.

Va. DONORA Kent C. Putnam Is Keynote Speaker At N.E. Republican Meet; Candidates Heard It Jewels Presented At Meeting Of Advance Lodge 697, LO.O.F. said.

In. "Show me a filter cigarette that really delivers taste and I'll eat my hat!" The keynote speaker. Kent C. Putnam, at a recent meeting of the New Eagle Council of Republican Women discussed "Problems With Our Present Constitution and Revisions Needed to Make it Realistic." The session, held in the community room of the First Federal Savings and Loan Association, Monongahela Branch, was opened by the acting president, Mrs. Jean Combs.

Secretary Martha Bautz read minutes of the last meeting and letters of resignation of President Margaret Gregory and Vice President Mrs. Margaret Lee. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Virginia Barnhart. During the business portion of the meeting, election of a new president and vice president was conducted Mrs.

Combs was elected president and Mrs. Laura Marimpietri, vice president. They were installed by Mrs. Thomas S. Baily, corresponding secretary of the Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women, and following the "swearing in" ceremony, she addressed the Council briefly.

Mrs. Grace Smith, program chairman for the evening, welcomed the members and guests and introduced the toastmaster, John Matthews, who in turn introduced the hopeful candidates THURS. FRI. SAT. ONLY ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY and guest speakers.

Invocation was given by Lil-burn L. Smith. Attorney Davis Yohe, associate of Peacock, Keller and Yohe, Attorneys, Washington, and practicing attorney in Monongahela, was the first speaker. He was followed by Arliegh Cale, Republican candidate to U. S.

Congress from the 26th District; David B. Moses, Republican candidate to State Legislature for the 46th District: Frank Fazzolare, Republican candidate to State Legislature for 48th District; Americo Mele. city chairman of Republican Council; and Curt Naesar. Republican candidate to State Legislature for 48th District. Mr.

Putnam, also an associ ate of Peacock, Keller and Yohe, gave the main address of the evening. Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the meeting by Mrs. Barnhart, Miss Bautz, Mrs. Kathryn Houseman, Mrs. Kittv Lincoln, Mrs.

Marimpiet ri and Mrs. Smith. Guests who attended from Monongahela were: Dr. and Mrs. William F.

McElvany, Burns, Grace Rutz, Lydia Mor ton, Mrs. Hanna Curdle, Mrs. Catherine Hodgson and Miss Karen Caserta. for May 6 in the Donora Community Center. A Rummage Sale was discussed for the end of May.

A Rally Day will be held in Charleroi on June 24. Each church in the valley will represent different countries and will present the church customs and characteristics of that particular country. Germany will be represented by the Donora group. "Road to Gethsemene" was the title of her devotional service. Margaret Raisbeck was the organist and her solo was "God Moves In Mysterious Ways." Margaret Hubay read a poem "Call to Meditation." Scripture reading was by Caroline "Meditation" and after a group hymn Caroline Evans read "Ballad of the Trees and the Master." "Gardens was the theme of a two-part presentation given by Robina LaClair and Betty Crosser.

Mrs. LaClair spoke on the Garden of Eden and Mrs. Crosser on the Garden of Gethsemene. A poem "Time for Prayer." was read by Linda Hudson. A hymn closed the meeting and blessing of the food was given by Lorraine Evans.

Easter decorations were used Donora Women Hear Special Church Services lv fur vV. ownV casuals Miss Wineland Guest Of Honor At Recent Party A party was in order on Saturday, April 9, for Theresa (Terree) Marie Wineland, 7 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wineland of RD 2, Frye Station, who was celebrating her natal day of April 6. The party was held on Saturday for the convenience of the children.

Terree is a first grade student at St. Anthony's Parochial School and is taught by Sister Amelia. The party room and the birthday cake, baked by Terree's mother, was decorated in keeping with spring and Easter. Musical chairs, a favorite with the children, and many other games were played with prizes being awarded the winners. In addition, each child was given a prize and favor to take home Terree has a sister and two brothers, Dana, Dean and Ronald Daniel.

Among the guests at the par ty were: Patricia and Barbara Gagliardi, Cheryl Beresis, Nor-een Cancelmi, Pamela Buono, Rosemary Truffa, Cynthia Hem-mings, Rebecca and Robert Necciai, Martin Inserra, Thomas Ravasio, Daniel Brooks, Frank Flint, and Robert Yav-orsky, Mrs. George Hemmings helped Terree's mother with the serv- MONONGAHELA I I Calendar Of I I 1 Cvents April 14 6:30 p.m. QUOTA CLUB, Jul ia Rumbaugh, president. 7:30 p.m. NUCLEUS LODGE No.

377, Indepeneent Order of Odd Fellows at IOOF Hall; Mike Jaszemski, noble grand. 7:30 p.m. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE, Lodge No. 125, at Moose Home. 8 p.m.

MONONGAHELA MOTHERS CLUB: Mrs. Charles Davis, president. 8 p.m. FRANK DOWNER Post No. 302, American Legion at Memorial Hall, Legion Home; Robert Elwood, commander.

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1 jL A Patricia Ann Smith Smith'Lesovic Engagement Is Made Known Announcement Is being made of the engagement of Miss Patricia Ann Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, of RD 2, Charleroi, to PVT. Edward W. Lesovic son of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Lesovic, Grandview, Pa. Miss Smith was graduated with the class of 1966, Charle roi High School, in the commer cial course and is an area Avon representative. PVT. Lesovic was graduated from Donora High School, class of 1965, and is currently stationed with the U.S.

Army in Fort Bliss, Texas. Wedding plans are indefinite. (Sirtlida DONORA April 14, 1964 Chauncey McManus. Donald Stevenson. Louis Davis.

Mrs. Mamie Towler. Marjorie Patterson. Mrs. Loretta Long.

Mrs. Elizabeth Pieczarka. Margie Romantino and her daughter. Pamela. nnwersanei DONORA April 14, 19M Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Kapty. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Toprani.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kopan- 1C Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cieslak.

The House of Burgesses was the first representative legisla ture in America. It established principal of self-government for the royal colony. in serving and hostesses were Estella Cuthbert, Mary Lou Kel ly and Mildred Gibson. Hostesses for the May 6 meet ing will be Lois Biddle, Alma Winship and Jeanne Roberts. Jewels were presented at a meeting of Advance Lodge 697, IOOF, in Elrama on Friday evening, April 1.

Henry Meehlieb, a twenty-five year member, received his 25-year jewel. Robert J. Love was! presented a Past Deputy Grand Master's jewel by the District Grand Master. Guests speaker for the evening's affair was Clinton W. Fiedler of Weirton, W.

a past Grand Master of the IOOF Grand Lodge of W. Va. and presently Grand Treasurer of the Grand Encampment of W. Va. Visitors were present from Gastonville Lodge 248; Charleroi, 1030; Nucleus Lodge 377, Monongahela; Braddock Field Personals Mr.

and Mrs. William Shaffer attended the funeral services, this past week, for Mrs. Shaffer's sister, at Ligonier. The nawab of Bengal attacked the British East India in 1756, throwing 146 Brit ish prisoners into a room less than 20 feet square the infamous "Black Hole of Calcutta." Rummage Sale Thursday, April 14 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Friday, April 15 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sponsored by ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH WOMEN IN PARISH HALL 10th and Thompson Ave. LOSING YOUR GRIP? After You See Your Doctor, Bring Your Prescription To Us.

YOUR HEALTH I IS WEALTHI Rely on us. Xy Coh PI, larmacu 9 Main Street New Eagle, 258-3800 President Lorraine Evans presided over the business meeting held on Tuesday, by the Women's Department of the church of Reorganized Latter Day Saints. Mrs. Robina La-Clair gave the opening prayer and the lesson was taught by Grace Carney. Secretary Betty Crosser read the minutes and the treasurer, Rose Hughes and Grace Hughes, Ways and Means chairmen, also reported.

Parcel Post Sale is scheduled fi ll i Nucleus Lodge No. 377, IOOF of Monongahela, will hold its regular Lodge meeting on Thursday evening, April 14, at 7:30. A practice of the Third Degree Team of Odd Fellowship will be conducted. A. Byron Gordon, captain of the Team, requests all participants to be present.

Michael Jaszem-ski is grand noble. Mrs. Shirley Butti of 315 Eighth Street. Monongahela, is a patient at the Allegheny General Hospital, in room 1428. The Mothers Club of Monongahela will meet at the West Penn Building, Coj le Curtin Road, Thursday evening.

April 14. at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Isabell White will have the porgram. President Mrs.

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