Vacationing Sharers Return Home From New Mexico Trip
After three weeks in New Mexico with relatives and friends the Elmer Deligh Sharer party has arrived back at 429 Marion Street. They toured Albuquerque with Elmer’s sister and husband Dr and Mrs P E Walley and visited Missouri before returning home. Mrs Josephine Davis finished a six week California vacation visiting family in Lakewood and Fallon Nevada and toured Van Nuys Redkin labs. Dolly Morris and companions also returned. several others had joined them west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Elmer
Delight) Sharer
Marion Street
Albuquerque
P.E. Walley
Missouri
Josephine Davis
Columbus
California
Jack
Evelyn) van Wingerden
Gerrit
Judy
Lakewood
Calif
Fallon
Nev
Frank
Gartha Carr) Hammond
Josephine
Redkin Laboratories
van Nuys
Dolly Morris
Davis
John
Esther) Lloyd
Gus
Esther) Wester
Circle Circle and Wedding and Crash in Pa Town
The Calvin Circle of the First United Presbyterian Church met at Mrs J Donald Watsons home to plan a Presbytery luncheon in March and appoint Lena Merker as chair. Miss Kathy Linn Anderson and William Earl Blom were married in Willowick Ohio with a reception for 75. In Uniontown two killed and another injured in a car motorcycle crash at US 119 and PA 962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Circle
First United Presbyterian Church
J. Donald Watson
East Congress Street
Lena Merker
Eis Association
Kenneth Harvey
Kathy Linn Anderson
Max Anderson Sr
East Lake
Ohio
William Earl Blom
Frank Blom
Grove City
Willowick
Flannigan
First Baptist Church
Vonne Roden
Corry
Earl Pequeen
Karen Anderson
Cindy Newman
Shelly Paquin
Tracy Timperio
Max H. Anderson Jr
Gibby Blom
Wayne Anderson
John Newman
Ae Pequeen
Robert Roden
Robert Roden Jr
William Linski
Adrian Buell
James Roden Jr
Richard Roden
H. Bianchi
Mentor
Niagara Falls
N.Y
North High School
Blom
General Electric
Sherry Bianchi
Mary Ann Anderson
Beverly Pequeen
Twodie
Uniontown
U.S. 119
Pennsylvania
Here
Frank Rowan
William Henry
Connellsville
Karen Stoner
Study on the Book of Acts With Refreshments Served
A study session on the Book of Acts featured attendees and was hosted with refreshments provided by Mrs. Harold Wolfe Mrs. Charles Miller and Mrs. Watson The event emphasized discussion and fellowship following the scriptural study hosted by local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wolfe
Charles Miller
Watson
Two Die In Crash Near Canonsburg Pennsylvania
Two Bridgeville men died when their car hit two unoccupied police cars and burst into flames on I-79 near Canonsburg. Paul Pickering aged 4 and Richard Fullerton aged 22 were killed as Washington State troopers and North Strabane police, investigating a prior crash, were not in position. The story also notes Market Day at Concord School, chaired by Mrs. Thomas Lamendola and Mrs. Roger Grape, drawing hundreds for 11 am to 3 pm activities with prizes awarded to many attendees and thanks extended to volunteers and Girl Scouts. The closing line proclaims The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word is Always There.
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Canonsburg
Bridgeville
Paul Pickering
Richard Fullerton
Washington
North Strabane Township
Concord
Thomas Lamendola
Roger Grape
Robert Benson
Brenda Orner
Robert Tobin
Frances Gutz
Charlotte Terrill
Susie Wilcox
Richard Armitage
June Ross
Larry Shelly
Sandy Root
Helen Yaratch
Tom Muckinhaupt
Gwen Helmintoller
Gayle Eshelman
Gerry Pike
Terri Wascak
Kathy Johnston
Bonnie Culver
Chris Mulvin
Jeanne Toy
Renee Ross
Andrea Ross
Carmen Morris
Debbie Caster
Helen Johnson
Jack Armitage
Berlinda Hiner
Karen Sherwood
John Grape
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kathy Anderson
William Blom
Society Editor
Birdie
Ann Baresai
Concord School
PTA
David Schweigert
Ann Baressi
College Women’s Club
Jack Rooker
YMCA
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Circle
Donald Watson
FBI
Matinee
Sam
Walt Disney ! Determan
BUEF
Walt Disney Products
VISTA
Mrs
Dan Reynolds
Lorrie Lamb
Douglas Reynolds
Rexene Kenniston
Terry Lamb
McMichael
Balloon Man
Washington County
Kitchen Village
Ee Kitchen Village, Inc
Bob Church
Wieners
North Center St
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