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Edelman Recites Vows At Penn Alto Miss Helen Cazen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cazen, Seventh avenue, and Jack Fidel. man, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Simon Edelman, Mt. Vernon, N. were united in marriage yesterday at 5. m. in the Logan room of the Penn Alto Rabbi Elihu Michelson, spiritual leader of the Agudath Achim synagogue, officiated at the rites in the ballroom setting, with palms, ferns and flowers for deeorations.

Miss Marie Rodky's instrumental trio played the dinner music. The recepticn followed the wedding and the dinner- the reception, all in the Logan room. The bride, given in marriage by her parents, was attractive in a gold satin suit with brown accessories and a hand corsage of orchids. Attending the bride was her cousin, Miss Shirley Paikin, attired in a beige dress. The best man was the bridegroom's brother.

Louis Edelman. The bridal pair left for a honeymoon trip last evening. The couple will reside at the home of the bride. The bridegroom is employed by Sky Brothers. The bride was graduated from the Altoona High school, attended Altcona School of Cummerce and is employed by the department of public assistance.

Church Class Is Entertained The Wide Awake class of the Greenwood United Brethren church was entertained Friday evening at a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth O'Donnell, Greenwood. Mrs. Hester Taylor is the teacher of the class. Mrs.

O'Donnell and her sister, Mrs. Gertrude Troutman a lunch Secret sisters were revealed in the gift exchange, and new names were drawn. Owing to the illness of the president, Mrs. Allen Miller, the business session postponed the election of officers. Those present were: Mrs.

Taylor, Mrs. Troutman, Martha Kelley, Edith Winey, Esther Shellenberger, Helen Soykie. Ruth Peck, Maxine Perry, Grace Eisenhart, Margaret Boyles, Ethel Van Zandt. Thelma Legsberry, Violet Gill, Pearl McNanamy, Ada Figart, Edith Schneier. Elizabeth O'Donnell and Marian Perry.

New Arrival Keeps Tradition in Family When the Robert Lee Buntgarners, 716 S. Eighth street, welcomed their first child, Robert Lee, Christmas day, his arrival marked a family tradition for December 25 birthdays, his grandfather and great-grandfather also having been born on the feast of the Nativity. Robert Lee ivas born at Altoona hospital. Prior to her marriage, mother was Miss Maxine Baker. It was her father, Blair A.

Baker, 716 South Eighth street, and her grandfather, Abraham Gisewhite, Tyrone, who were a also born on Christmas day. The baby's father, Robert Lee Bumgarner, who served In the Pacific theater of operations during the recent war, is now employed by the PRR. Both mother and baby are getting along nicely. Janet R. Bane Repeats Vows In Pretty Church Service Janet Robinson Bane, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Edgar Robinson, 1503 Ninth street, became the bride of Jchn Timothy Crimens, son of Mrs. Edward Crimens. Fredonia, N.

at 12:30 p. m. yesterday in the First Presbyterian church. The bride's pastor, the Rev. Dr.

Walter Lowrie Ritter, officiated at the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. L. M. Nugent, organist, played traditional wedmusic, and accompanied Gins, Phyllis Bland, cousin of the bride, for the singing of "From All the World I've Chosen You" and White flowers and ferns a added to the Christmas decorations, beautified the church.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, was lovely in a traveling suit of wine with winterwhite accessories and a corsage of white gardenias. The bride's attendant was her triend. Miss Jean Goforth, Lake Charles, white-wine N. suit attired, accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. The best man was Ralph Cranston, close friend of the bridegroom, Fredonia, N.

Y. Ushering was James Edgar Robinson, brother of the bride. The mother of the bride wore black with pink accessories, and of pink roses. The a corsage bridegroom's mother was attired in grey with accessories and a corsage of pink roses. Following a dinner and reception at the Penn Alto hotel, the couple left for points east for their honeymoon.

They will reside in Fredonia, N. Y. He is a law student at the University of Buffalo. The bride was graduated from the Altoona High school, and tended Gettysburg college. He graduated from the Frewas donia State Teachers college and attended the University of Missouri.

He spent three years and ten months in the Coast Artiliery, Anti-Aircraft. Gleaner Class Enjoys Party The annual Christmas party of the Gleaner Class of the Eighth Avenue Methodist church school was held recently at the home of the class teacher, Mrs. C. S. Batton, 715 Crawford avenue.

Worship was in charge of Louise Bertram, who read a portion of Luke II, and presented Christmas story to the class entitled "The Christmas Child." The group sang carols. A nominating committee was appointed. Gifts were exchanged. and Mrs. Mildred McKillip for the class presented a gift to the teacher.

The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Louise Bertram, 821 avenue rear. After the business meeting a lunch was served by the hostess. Those present were: Mrs. Dorothy Augenbaugh, Mrs.

Louise Bertram, Mrs. Alma Chilcote, Mrs. Helen Dreese, Mrs. Flora Garner, Mrs. Mildred McKillip, Miss Ruth Patterson, Mrs.

Dorothy Rouzer, Mrs. Thelma Stafford, and Mrs. Carol Batton. The Georgians are an ancient Asia Minor people subdivided into a number of tribes. CELEBRATE YOUR HAPPY NEW YENS -EVENING HEREFUN! EXCITEMENT! FUN! MUSIC FROM OUR NEW 66 SOLO VOX" PIANO 9:30 P.

M. TO 1:30 A. M. REQUEST PIECES AND SONGS GLADLY PLAYED BY ONE OF ALTOONA'S MOST POPULAR PIANISTS Noisemakers FOR ALL! RING OUT THE OLD! RING IN THE NEW! Fine Foods and Drinks To Make A Perfect New Year's Eve Party AT THE CRYSTAL HOTEL TB Society, Blair Salon To Give Play Blair Salon 261 in cooperation with the Blair County Tuberculosis society will present the play, "Grandma Tells a tomorrow at 12:30 noon over the radio station WFBG. under the direction of Radio Chairman, Mrs.

William White. In the radio skit and music the performers will be the Girl Scouts of Troop 21, Holy Rosary Catholic church, Juniata. Mrs. Marie C. Martin will take the part of Grandma, Donna Lego will be Pat, and the troop will sing songs.

The songs to be used are Come All Ye "Silent and "Away In a The Girl Scouts participating are: Suzanne Edmundson, Carole Lamade. Dolores Lockard, Nancy Lamade, Carolyn Edmundson, Helen Wogan, Bonnie Smith, Marilyn Jean Olson, Donna McClarsen, Jane Shaffer, Mary Ann Delamcey, Donna Lego, Ruth Sperl, Bernice Weigand, Doris Cook. Phillis CalderKay Templeton, Janet Edwards, Nancy Yost. Eleanor Huber, Thelma Irvin, Carol McKinney, Rose Mary Fischer, Dolores Huber and Adelaide Huber. WEDDINGS Fuld-Boal The Little Church Around the Corner in New York City the scene of a Christmas Eve wedding ceremony at 6 o'clock when Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Boal, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. W. S. Boal, 1226 Hamilton avenue, Tyrone, became the bride of Raymond Lee Fuld, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Fuld, the Bronx, New York City, with the minister of the church officiating. The bridegroom's parents were the only attendants. The bride looked beautiful in a pale blue leme gown with yellow accessories. She carried a bouquet of yellow roses. She is a graduate of Tyrone High school, class of 1938 and is employed in New York City as a photograph model.

The bridegroom, is a medical student in the Fordham University, New York City. Following the ceremony 8 wedding dinner was enjoyed in the Wedgewood Room of the Waldorf Astoria hotel. The couple are spending a honeymoon with the bridegroom's grandmother in Torrington, and after January 1st will be at home at 80-72 Austin street, Kew Gardena, Long Island. Miller-Bathgate A pretty wedding was solemnized Friday afternoon, December 20, in the naval chapel, Washington, D. when Miss Lois A.

Bathgate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Woods Bathgate, 201 Tenth avenue, Juniata, became the bride of Robert F. Miller, son of James M.

Miller, Picayune. at a single ring ceremony at which 1 the district chaplain, Capt. J. W. Moore, officiated.

The bride was lovely in a beige suit with blue accessories and a corsage of white carnations. She was attended by her sister, Mrs. Earl M. Cain, Washington, D.C. After Feb.

1, when the bride expects to be discharged from the United States navy, the couple will make their home in Houston, where the bridegroom is employed by the duPont company. Rodgers Cobb Mr. and Mrs. E. M.

Rodgers, 226 Walnut avenue, announce the marriage of their son, Gerald Rodgers, to Miss Betty Ann Cobb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Cobb.

Evansville, on November 16. Personals Peter Baker, pre-ministerial student at Otterbein College, Westerville, is spending the Christmas vacation with his mother, Mrs. Ida Baker, 1319 First avenue. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Groff, Oxiord, are spending the holidays with her father, James A. Albright, 1319 First avenue. Alex Abdallah, son of Mrs. Victoria Abdallah, 514 Twelfth street, is vacationing at his home from his duties as assistant pastor in a Southern charge. Mrs.

Allen Miller, Greenwood, who had been recovering from illness, is suffering a relapse, and is bedfast. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Faul, 3229 Broad avenue, spent last weekend in Pittsburg. Mrs.

Samuel Stepp and son John, East Freedom, spent the weekend with her daughter, Mrs. Clyde Nerig, Indiana, Pa. Miss Evelyn Beard and her sister. Miss Gwen Beard, students the Rochester Institute of Technology, are spending the Christmas holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Lynn East Freedom. Evelyn is majoring in Dietetics and Gwen in Retailing and Costume Art. Sunshine Society Plans Visit To County Home The county home hospital committee, of the headed Altoona Mics. society, by David Malone with Mrs. C.

W. Montgomery serving as co-chairman, is arranging a visit to the County Home tomorrow arternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The committee will meet at the home and uis. tribute a holiday treat of oranges and candy. The chairman will be assisted by the president, Mrs.

0. B. Earhart, Mrs. Carl Butter, K. Siegiried, Mrs.

Austin Interante, Miss Vivian Carter, Mrs. Palmer Carter, Mrs. W. F. Pearce, Miss Emma rayior, Airs.

W. J. Frank, Mrs. k. A.

Henderson, Mrs. G. N. Blocher, Mrs. Roy Funk, Mrs.

W. T. Sellers, Miss Mary Davis, Mrs. W. N.

Decker, Mrs. E. B. Burket Thursday, January 2, at 12:30 o'clock, a mull boaru meeung will be held by the society. The outcers will entertain the chairmen of the various committees.

The ofticers are: president, Mrs. Otis Earhart: first vice Deesident, Mrs. D. Lloyd Claycomb; second vice president, Mrs. M.

R. Siegfield; third vice president, Mrs. Harry Shipp; recording secretary, secretary.a Carter; financial Mrs. William F. Pearce; treasurer, Mrs.

J. D. Fitzgerald. Those expected to attend are: Mrs. L.

Walter Davis, chairman conservation and Robert garden committee; Mrs. E. Smay, chairman and Mrs. Harry Shipp, cocnairman, relief and child weltare committee; Mrs. Milton Emeigh, chairman membership committee; Mrs.

J. Calvin Lang, chairman music committee; Mrs. David Malone, chairman and Mrs. C. W.

Montgomery, cochairman County Home and State Hospital; Mrs. J. N. Drass, chairman emergency aid committee; Mrs. E.

C. North, chairman Ways and means committee; Mrs. Simon Ebersole, chairman wheel chair and auxiliary unit to hospital; Mrs. Philip Swanger, magazine committee; and Mrs. William N.

Decker, good cheer committee. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. D. Lloyd Claycomb, 2302 Broad avenue. Following the luncheon a business meeting will take place.

Mrs. Earhart will be in charge. The scope of work planned for the year will be discussed. Friday, January 3, the meeting of the Sunshine society will take place at the Penn Alto hotel at 2:30 o'clock. The county home and hospital committee will have charge of the program following, the business session.

The president, Mrs. C. B. Earhart, will preside. Miss Albright Becomes Bride In Church Rite Miss Helen Louise Albright, daughter of James A.

Albright, 1319 First avenue, and George b. Hall, Philadelphia, were united in marriage at 1:30 p. m. Saturday in the Old First Evangelical United Brethren church. the single ring ceremony was performed by Dr.

George R. Strayer, pastor. Pete Baker sang "Oh Promise Me," and "I Love You Truly," accompanied by Mrs. Helen Morrison, who also played "Because," "The Rosary" and "Intermezzo." The bride, given in marriage by her father, was lovely in a light grey street length crepe dress with black accessories and a corsage of white roses. The attendants were Mr.

and Mrs. Paul W. Groff, Lancaster, sister and brother-in-law of the bride. She was attired in a pink wool street length dress with matching accessories and a corsage of talisman roses. The couple left for a honeymoon in New York.

They will reside in Philadelphia. He is attending General Motors Salesmen School in Philadelphia. The bride was graduated from Altoona High school and has been in the employ of Quality Cleaners, Oxford, Pa. The bridegroom served years in the army air corps as a gunner, overseas in Africa, along the Mediterranean coast, in the Rhineland, and flew ammunition to the infantry in the Belgian Battle of the Bulge in the Ardennes forest. Among the guests were: Otto Baker, Hollidaysburg, close friend of the family; Anna Snowberger, Altoona; Mrs.

Teresa Steinbeiser and Mrs. Joseph Spangle. Holiday Fete Held By RVA A surprise holiday party in the lodge room of the P. O. S.

of A. Hall was enjoyed Tuesday afternoon by members and children, Brooks J. Brubaker, post 267, Regular Veterans Association. About 150 persons were present, including 60 children, who surrounded the large Christmas tree, making a picture typical of America's Christmas of today. Contrary to the usual, after Santa Claus had given several gifts to the children, he found enough gifts in his bag to go around for the adults.

B. F. Barr led the carol singing, and other entertainment numbers included: Miss Diana Watson. dancer; Carl Markle, saxophone: Mrs. A.

M. Alloway, ciano; and Miss Barbera Sutter. piano. The auxiliary served lunch. ALTOONA TRIBUNE, Monday, December 80, 1946 9 TONIGHT TILL 9 P.M.) CONFIDENCE The CHI Co.

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