Keith Historians Commemorate Founding Anniversary
The Seventy fifth anniversary of Keith Laboratory School was marked with a morning assembly in the Demonstration Room. Keith Junior Historians wrote the program under Dr. John R Sank and teachers Misa Langlin Crambel Charley and Lingeefelt. The show covered 1873 1900 1921 and 1080 with acting band and vocal music.
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Keith Laboratory School
Keith
John R. Sank
Stuent
Misa Langlin
Crambel
Charley
Lingeefelt
Alice King
Roger Evans
Mary Jo Black
Mary Kerr
Marilyn Pratt
Leona Kelly
Carol Ann Burgett
James George
Bll London
Jack Kot Jula
John Coffman
Charles Mel Junkle
Bill Smith
Fred Beck
Billi Shane
George Hobaugh
Paul Straititt
Rachel Bieghler
Cynthia Wertz
Peggy Hess
Donna Sawyer
Leonard Anderson
Myron Mahard
Barbara Bath
Kaye Mack
Donald Kritzer
Kaye Buterbaugh
Morton Liprfian
William Shane
Angot Borge
Robert Buregraff
Mama's Baby Boy at Clymer High School next week
The Junior Class at Clymer High presents a three act comedy, Mama's Baby Boy, in the school gym at 8:00 p.m. on April 26 and 27. Directed by Clarence B. Stephenson and Ward B. Booher, the cast includes Elaine Ward, Joe Lazarick, James Daniels, Eleanor Federinka, Kathryn Hughman, Albert Clement, Anna Mae Zasaday, Mary Jane Myers, Romaine Fleming, Sandy Caldwell, Arvilla Edwards, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer High School
Clarence B. Stephenson
Ward B. Booher
Shephard McLean
Elaine Ward
Joe Lazarick
Luther Long
James Daniels
Julie Long
Wilbur Warren
Shephards
Albert Clement
Sylvia Kline
Wilbur
Anna Mae Zasaday
Carlotta Anglin
Mrs. MacLean
Mary Jane Myers
Cynthia Anglin
Romaine Fleming
Max Moore
Rev
Sandy Caldwell
Minnie
Arvilla Edwards
Brush Valley PTA Elects New Officers at April Meeting
The Brush Valley Parent-Teachers Association met Tuesday evening April 18 at Brush Valley High School. Devotions were led by Mrs. W. H. Seybolt. A bake sale was proposed with Mrs. Dorothy Carney named chair. Clyde McCrea announced a school picnic at Idlewild Park on May 31. The County P T Spring Basket is set for May 18 at the Presbyterian Church of Indiana. Mrs. Flora Bell sang two solos with Rachel Davis at piano. New officers were elected: President Clyde McCrea, Vice President Mrs. Reed McCormick, Treasurer Mrs. Dorothy Carney, Recording Secretary Mrs. B. D. Watkin, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Virgil Overdurtl. Rev. W. O. H. Seybolt installed them and urged lasting pe ace. About 100 railroad toys will send 30 Scouts and Valley Forge, Pa., to Nathan Jamboree June 30 to July 6.
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Brush Valley
Parent-Teachers Association
Brush Valley High School
W. H. Seybolt
Dorothy Carney
Clyde
Presbyterian Church of Indiana
McCrea
Flora Bell
Rachel Davis
Mise Lowry
Continaling
Clyde Mee Crea
Reed McCormick
B.D. Watking
Virgil Overdurtl
W. O H. Seybolt
Boush Valley
Easter weekend visitors speak to Marion Center area families
Marion Center and nearby households welcomed several relatives and friends over the Easter weekend. Mrs. Raymond Walker hosted Eunice Walker from Indiana Teachers College, while Mr and Mrs L E Crawford of Ermington visited relatives east of town. Other guests included Mrs Frank Lappert of Akron and the Flicks from Edgewood, Mr and Mrs 8 W Thomas and family, and business visitors from Indiana. Mrs Way improves after illness, Wynkoop returns from Florida, and residents join fishing trips to GardeaU and McKean County. Will Emerick visits Pittsburgh, and multiple locals travel to Washington, D C with Mary Caldwell and Mary accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center News
Eunice Walker
Indiana Teachers College
Raymond Walker
L. E. Crawford
Ermienton
Marry Hixon
Hixon
Crawfords
Jimmy Kane
Margaret
Frank Lappert
Akron
Arnold Flick
Carol
Edgewood
Dc. Walker
W. Thomas
C. Stewart
Alice Leopold
Indiana
Wendell Way
India
Mame Way
Way
Wynkoop
Lakeland
Fla
Alvin Ginter
Richard Brown
Ravenna
Ohio
Town
Bartley McKee
Dale
William Frye
McKean County
H. J. Thompson
Binnie McCarnaughey
Pittsburgh
Max Kinter
Roberta Peraniam
Armstrong
Mary Caldwell
Mary
Washington, D. C
Election Prelude Presses Gubernatorial Clash and Accusations
The gathering features claims ofusing state employees at rallies, threats of firing for campaign refusal, and charges of smear against Grundy candidates. Fine and others push forward, while Duft predicts tax relief shifts for farmers and a special legislative session to fix state relief. Independent candidate Willising vies for the nomination amid party machinery concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitley
Cooke
Fine
York
Harry Truman
Dutt
Lester Lloyd Wo Wood
Legislaire
Futimecs
Ecads
Washington
Charles & Williams
Legislaure
Willising
Cheney
Truman Witnesses Fort Benning Demonstrations
President Truman observed Army and Air Force displays at Fort Benning and Elgin Air Force Base as tensions with the Soviet Union rise. He, along with Defense officials, praised the demonstrations as a gauge of modern American striking power and warned against relaxing preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Air Force Base
Fla
Russia
America
Moscow
State Department
Baltic Region
Truman
Fort Benning
Mr. Truman
Defene Johnson
Proving Ground
Washington
United States
Joan Caufield Plans Marriage Announcement
Hollywood April 22 Actress Joan Caufield and producer Frank Ross plan a private April 29 wedding with only a few friends. Matrons of honor will be singer Benny Venuta who introduced the couple two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Joan Caufield
Frank Ross
Jeat Arthur
Benny Venuta
Shakespeare Birthday Observed In Stratford England
Stratford observed the 386th birthday of William Shakespeare with flag ceremonies along Bridge Street. American Ambassador Douglass unveiled a plaque at the Shakespeare Memorial Theater praising reader contributions to the theater’s building fund and Shakespeare’s universal impact.
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STRATFORD + OWAVON
Eng
Stratford
William Shakespeare
Bridge Street
Americin
Kewis Dougise
Shakespeare Memorial Theater
Dowgar
Douglass
Shakespeare
Haa Ae
Henry the Eighth
Italy expects Trieste return pledged by U S France Britain
Rome April 22 Foreign Minister Count Carlo Sforza told the Chamber of Deputies he is convinced the United States France and Britain will keep their pledge to return Trieste to Italy. He cited Soviet obstruction and noted Yugoslavia occupies zone B and has annexed part of Trieste.
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Rome
Carlo Sforza
Italian Chamber of Deputies
United States
France
Britain
Trieste
Italy
Sforza
Soviet Union
Russia
Briain
Injury at Loree Footwear Plant Injures Miss Sulicic
Miss Helen Sulicic of Rossiter, employed at Loree Footwear, injured her left index finger when a needle pierced it at work. She received treatment at Adrian Hospital in Punxsutawney.
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Helen Sulicic
Rossiter
Loree Footwear Plant
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
Stop Sign Violation Filed Against Howard R Erickson
Police report a stop sign violation filed against Howard R Erickson of 65 Center Avenue Indiana for failing to stop at a stop sign at 1 10 a m this morning in Indiana.
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Howard R. Erickson
Center Avenue
Indiana
Grant Faces Life For Placing Bomb
Los Angeles reports John H. Grant, 34, accused of attempting to place a time bomb aboard an air liner, faces a possible life-term plus 18 counts of attempted murder. Deputy District Attorney George Kemp said Grant, held on suspicion of attempted murder of his wife and two children, will be charged with 16 counts and a health and safety code violation. Thirty thirteen others were aboard.
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Los Angeles
John H. Grant
Dep. Dist. Atty
George Kemp
Grant
Thirtteen
Miss Easter's Mother Confused and Charged in Abandoned Infant
In Carnegie near Pittsburgh a newborn left on a front porch led to charges against Mrs. Mary Kapczynski for child abandonment and to morals charges against Patrick Cunningham the man who lived with her. The infant found on Easter day is in Children's Hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Easter
Justice of the Peace
T. F. Coyna
Carnegie
Mary Kapczynski
Patrick Cunningham
Kapczynski
Plane missing after flight over Sagami Bay near Tokyo
An air transport C-54 from Okinawa bound for Tachikawa disappeared after radio contact near Oshima as searching crews, including Air Force units and Japanese police, combed the Odawara region amid low ceilings and rain. The accident could rank among the occupation’s worst.
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Tokyo
U.S
Okinawa
Japan
Oshima
Sagami Bay
Air Force
Tachikawa
Odawara
Manea
Fujiyama Hotel
Lake Hakane
Fujiyama
Indiana Attitude Challenge Promises 10000 Strike Action
New York April 22 Indiana wartime wage dispute with Western Electric escalates as Division leaders threaten a nationwide strike within hours to back wage demands. In South Bend 104 union members struck March 27 over walk across muddy field to a new television center. Truman mediation paused action 80 days. Weaver cites wage issue as primary, threatening strike Wednesday regardless of South Bend dispute.
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New York
Ernest Weaver
Division
Communication Workers of America
Western Eleatric Company
South Bend
Ind
Western Electric Co
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Bell System
Truman
Weaver
Division 6
UC Regents Cancel Loyalty Oath In Compromise
At a special Regents meeting in Davis California on April 22 the board voted 21 to 1 to withdraw the sign or quit ultimatum for 11 000 employees and approve a compromise. Employees may sign a contractual letter denying Communist Party membership or seek a hearing before the Academic Senate if they decline both options.
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Davis
Calif
University of California
Yasterday
University Board of Regents
Alumni Association
College of Agriculture
Communist Party
Academic Senate
Derailment Ties Up B. & O Trains in Pittsburgh Yard
Derailment blocked the main line of the Baltimore and Ohio in Pittsburgh yards. Three freight cars jumped tracks with no injuries. Eastbound Detroit New York Express and Cleveland Baltimore Express delayed one to five hours. Capitol Limited and Columbus and other trains affected. B&O used the P L E tracks between New Castle and McKeesport.
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Pittsburgh
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
Columbus
Obituary notices from Indiana area dwellers listed
Obituaries list Michael Smith of Luciusboro and Catherine Roland of Neney Gratesky with multiple survivors. Names include Saltsburg, Homer City, and Latrobe Hospital as locations. Services planned at St Louis Catholic Church and Rob inson Funeral Home with interment in Oak wood and Edgewood cemeteries. Other obituaries note Maude Caroline Little of Saltsburg and Samuel Byers of New York City with local relatives. Burial and church services scheduled across Indiana county locations.
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Michael Smith
Luciusboro
Sosa
Catherine Roland
Indiana Hospital
Battapurg
Qigt
Latrobe
Poland
Brady
Susanna Cam Linsenbigiet
Neney Gratesky
Lacksboro
South Bend
Aliee Granites
Jerome
Melton Roland
Aona
Ira
Askew Funeral Home
Homer City
Salina
R. D
John Clifford
Salts
Burg
Linmett Runsell
St. Louias
Goldie
Bowser Funeral Home
Plumvillel
Rey
Raymond W. Nicholson
Adl
Edgewod
Saliaburg
Boston
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana
Samuel Byers
Rayne Township
Indianana
New York City
New York
William
Elizabeth Askin Byers
Byers
Harry Byers
Josephine
Ida Uncapher
Harry Cunningham
William Byers
Interdenominational church merger planned for fall
New National Council of Churches of Christ in the United States of America will form this fall in Cleveland from seven interdenominational agencies. More than 5,000 delegates will attend November 28 to December 1 to establish a cooperative body for social welfare education evangelism and missionary work at home and abroad.
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New York
Cleveland
National Council of Churches of Christ
United States of America
Samuel McCrea Cavert
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Council
Ohio City
Cavert
Home Missions Council of North America
International Council of Religious Education
Missionary Education Movement
United States
Canada
National Protestant Council On Higher Education
United Counscil of Church Women
United Stewardship Council
Foreign Missions Conference of North America
Convention
Luther A. Weigle
Yale Divinity School
America
Road improvement for Jefferson Co. road project bid
Harrisburg April 22 The State Highways Department bids unofficially 248290 from Tri State Asphalt Corp Martins Ferry Ohio to widen 9.52 miles of traffic routes from Brockway to Hazen Jefferson County.
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Harrisburg
State Highways Department
Tri-State Asphalt Corp
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Brockway
Hazen
Jefferson County
Serrill aide named by PNPA in Harrisburg
Joseph H. Camp Jr of Ormond Beach Florida is named associate manager of the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association. He succeeds Theodore A. Serrill as general manager, and Serrill had taken over from the late William H. Hardy. Camp is a World War II veteran and Florida Bar member. Mrs Camp accompanies him to Harrisburg to set up residence.
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Harrisburg
Joseph H. Camp, Jr
Ormond Beach
Fla
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
Camp
Robert 8. Bates
Meadville
PNPA
Theodore A. Serrill
Serrill
William H. Hardy
Joseph G. Camp
Florida
Chicago Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Chicago
Chicago American and Herald and Examiner
Stetson University
Flore Ida Bar
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Liaquat Ali Khan
George N. Shuster
Hunter College
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Toump
Lea Valenti
Villacoublay
Paris
Siz
Betty Renner
Nassau
Bahamas
Miss Manner
Jastica Department
Joseph A. Keenan
Triata
Miss Easter
Gazetty
Gazette
Lewis Roy Rishell
Shelocta
Clark
Susie
Little) Rishell
Indiana County
Plum Creek Township
Laura Walbum Rishell
Theodore
Paul
Frank. Heath
McKeesport
Belle Smathers
Atwood
Whitesburg
George Albert Cravener
Elmer Cravener
Elm St
Washington Township
Christopher
Sarah
Peterman) Cravener
Creekside
Elmer
Mildred Barry
John
Blacklick
Robinson’s
N. 7Th St
Creekside Presbyterian Cemetery
Lenora Myrrle Fairman Cravener
Jefferson Co
Promcenc
NRRL
Wilhelm Lang
Alois Lang
Oberammergau
Serrill Aide
Dumont
Magnavox
Philco
Zenith
Art Lewis
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