DuBois church to install fourth regular pastor
The First Presbyterian Church of DuBois issued a call to Rev. Howard Tucker of the North Broad Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia to become the fourth regular pastor in the 68 year history of the DuBois church. He will succeed Rev. Ashley Wilson who retired six weeks ago.
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Powell Motor Co
DuBois
First Presbyterian Church
Fave
Howard
Tucker
North Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Philadelphis
Ashley Wilson
N. Troy Gillette
East Park Place
Oil City
Walter “Pate” Exley
Germany
War Department
W. A. Exley
Exley
England
Tessemen
Quoting Club Meeting Noted And Civil Service Relaxation Reported
The Quitting Club plans a Tuesday 6 30 PM meeting at Mrs Bruce WhomAs home on Second Avenue for a teen diner. New Coast Guard entrance rules loosen medical standards for 17 year olds with corrected vision 2031 and 2030 in each eye and reduced weight and height requirements.
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Bruce WhomAs
Second Avenue
Coast Guard
Jean Burke
Cleveland, Ninth Naval District
H. J. Grant
DeJean & Cochran
Franklin Street
Ebert Coons
State College Trustees Rename Same Officers
Harrisburg Jan 23 Fostwar construction plans for educational abilities for returning servicemen discussed at the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania State College trustees. J Franklin Shiels of Philadelphia was reelected president. Officers renamed include Vance C. McCormick Harrisburg vice president Dr Ralph Dov Hetzel college president secretary K Histetter State College treasurer and executive committee members J H M Andrews George H Deike James Milholland K S Bagshaw Hollidaysburg Roger W Rowland New Castle George W Slocum Milton and McCormick. The trustees voted to continue accelerated education with three semesters per calendar year for armed forces students. Benjamin Franklin noted as first postmaster general.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State College
J. Branklin Shiels
Philadelphi
Vance C. McCormick
Ralph Dov Hetzel
K. Histetter
State College
J. H. M. Andrews
George H. Deike
James Milholland
Pittsburgh
K. 5
Bagshaw
Hollidaysburg
Roger W. Rowland
New Castle
George W. Slocum
Milton
McCormick
Auto crash near Oil City kills driver and injures four
James W. Hughes, 28, of Franklin, died when his sedan ran under a large box type tractor trailer on the Franklin Oil City highway opposite the Wolverine Oil refinery in Reno at 12 20 a m Sunday. Four others were seriously hurt, including Mrs Phyllis Hughes, 96, and Harold Gilliland, 111 Buffalo street, both of Franklin. Rose Gilliland and Charles Phippes, Rocky Grove resident, suffered major injuries. All four were treated at Oil City Hospital.
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Clyde Dahl
East Main’ Street
Cleveland Clinic
Davison
Sciota Community Aid
Orlo Warous
Daisy Walker
OL Crty
James W. Hughes
Buffalo Street
Franklin
Wolverine Oil Company
Reno
Phyllis Hughes
Charles Phippes
Egbert Sireei
Rocky Grove
Harold Gilliland
Rose Gilliland
Oil City Hospital
Y M C A Movies Draw Record Saturday Crowd
The YMCA movie program at Emmanuel Episcopal Church basement drew 214 children last Saturday. Seven reels were shown, including color cartoons, with a Walt Disney film booked for next week. The program runs every Saturday at 10 30 AM, aiming to entertain and educate with careful selection.
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Upey
Nine Injured When Two Buses Collide Near Camden
AP reports nine people injured in a collision between a bus carrying 34 soldiers from Philadelphia to Fort Dix and another bus near Camden New Jersey. Drivers Carlton Robinson 24 of Berlin and Morris Steinberg 34 of Philadelphia were hospitalized with leg and body injuries. A woman passenger Mrs Clara Davis 48 Merchantsville sustained a facial jaw injury. Soldiers aboard were not seriously hurt.
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Jersey
Associated Press
Camden
N. J
Philadelphia
Fort Dix
Weer
Carlton Robinson
Berlin
Queen City
Pilice
West Jersey
Cooper Hospital
Clara Davis
Merchantsville
Oil Citi Soldier Robert L Fox Missing in Action
Robert L Fox a former Titusville Iron Works employee has been missing in action in Luxembourg since December 20. He entered service in June 1942 and had been overseas since September. He trained at Fort Meade and Camp McCoy. Bradford firemen answered 161 alarms during 104¢ during which losses occurred on a total of $910,200 for buildings and contents per Fire Chief E B Larkin's annual report to Councilman James F Butterworth.
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Corry
Ashville
Carl E., Norene
War Department
Corp
Francis A. Norene
Norene
Infantry
Fears Harbor
Hospitls
Tunisia
England
New York City
Norone
Helen Swansch Gustafson
Washington
Pyl
Edward ' Leonard Gustafson
Uclion
Tuxembourg
Jamestown
Stanley Anderson
R. D
Falconer
W. GC. A
Erle
Erie
Hartisburg
Fred Taylor
North Center Street
H. S. Sweater Fund
Hbingo
St. Edward's Hall
Mts
Bredford
Dresser Manufacturing Industries, Inc
H. P. Honcher
Titusville
Joseph E. Eldred
Route 1
Centerville
Luxembourg
France
1013Tirborne Tifantry Div
Wus
Nellie Stright
Franklin R. D
Belle
Satuday
Wight Temple
P. E. Chinninghayn
Wedango
Stewart
Bath
Leo C. Geiger
Meadville
Germany
Concord P. T. A
Harold Wolfe
Tadies
Titethyen
Bradford
Amnual
E. B. Larkin
James F. Butterworth
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