Kiwanis Ladies Night At Leesburg Church Dinner
Kiwanis Club held a Ladies Night at Leesburg Presbyterian Church featuring a chicken dinner by the congregation. John A. McGrath presided, with William A. Lloyd giving the invocation. Miss Ruth Cotton of Pittsburgh and George Peacock Jr provided vocal selections. A humorous talk on “Uncommon Maxi” by Howard Reed of Dormont, Pittsburgh, was introduced by Clarence M. England. birthdays for Mr Peacock and Miss Maxine Mantz were noted.
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New Canle Kiwanis Club
Leesburg Presbyterian Church
John A. McGrath
Thomas G. Allen
Wiliam A. Lloyd
Leesburg Presbyterian
Sam Dewis
Ermel E. Brangslelter
Ruth, Cotton
Pittsburgh
George Peacock
Mr Peacock
Maxine Mantz
Howard Reed
Dormont
U. S. Treasury Department
Clarence M. England
Union High School to Build Shop and Expand Home Economics
The article describes Union High School plans to extend the shop building with a ramp for easy field access and added storage for athletic equipment. The home economics department at Ute school will expand to support modern educational methods and provide cooking and sewing training. A new shop instructor will lead the class and introduce current shop techniques alongside a mechanical drawing course. The industrial arts wing gains a kiln for ceramic ware, broadening girls' industry training. It notes 10,000 miles of fishing streams in U.S. national forests.
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Ute School
Penace
U.S. National
Curious Fire Ball Hole Attracts City Residents
Hundreds of locals gathered after a fireball created a hole in the yard of Mr and Mrs Ford Reiter on Jackson Avenue. Observers noted ground cracks and vibration from the event while Mrs Reiter rushed to answer questions and prepare for daily duties. Lightning rod sellers reported interest as residents discussed future protection for the home.
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Ford Reiter
Jackson Avenue
Mrs. Reiter
Reiters
Truman Agrees Compromise On Military Training
Royall gave an estimate of the Army’s追加 funding needs to the Senate Appropriations Committee as added funds for a 70-group air force. He said the army secretary did not request the extra two billion eighty eight million dollars, asserting acceptance of the defense budget and voting to speed up House-approved plans delivery of planes to launch the 70-group, while other figures from the source remain unclear.
Pa Newe Observes Hamed Holiday Week Observances
The report notes May celebrations including VE Day and Mother’s Day, with twenty five events planned. A Tuesday evening storm in the fifth ward near Lincoln Garfield school caused a lightning flash that singed Thomas N fate’s hands as matches burned in his grasp.
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Bert
Second Peecinel
Lincoln Garfield School
Thomas N. Fate
Frank Natale
East Long Avenue
Thomas
Prohibit Dumping Of Garbage At Cascade
Richard J. Davis director of public health issued an order prohibiting dumping of garbage at Cascade Street dump. The dump keeper is to prevent disposal of any odorous material there.
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Richard J. Davis
Public Health
Cascade Street
British Forces Halt Jaffa Attack Amid Truce Talks
News from Jerusalem reports British troops regrouping after driving back Jewish forces in Jaffa amid a fragile ceasefire. Arab leaders claim no UN communication on a truce while Jewish officials express skepticism about Arab compliance and about civilians inside the walled city. A missing-person notice remembers Mrs. Sara Douglas.
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Nehling
Jaffa
Jerusalem
Urat
United Nations — Trusteeship Council
U.N
Palestine
Tribute Given to H. Rhoads at New Castle ceremony
A retirement tribute honors H. Rhoads for 50 years of service with the B and O. Delegates including Guy Wadlinger and Ray Mader, plus local officials and Rotarians, praise his career at a New Castle event. He says he will remain in New Castle and receives a traveling bag as a gift.
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Russ
Roessell
Baltimore and Ohio
Youngstown
Riad
B&o
Guy Jd. Wadlinger
Kansas City Southern
Ray Mader
B&o Veterans’ Association
Jack Thomas
Pittsburgh
John F. Sizeen
Witt Wo McCaughey
New Castle Avon
D&g
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McGaughey
Hheads
H&o
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McGaugh
New Castle
D&o
New York City
Rhoads
Hallimore and Ohio
Woester
Funeral for Samuel H. King in Castleview Cemetery
Funeral services for Samuel H. King, longtime resident of 124 Edison Avenue, killed in an automobile crash while serving as a civilian employee on Iwo Jima, will be held Saturday at 2 o clock at Ry I Royal Funeral Home on North Jefferson Street. King, born January 1 1906 in Northern Ireland, leaves two daughters, two grandsons, and two brothers. The service is led by Pastor Clyde Meyers of the First U.P. Church Shravan. Burial follows at Castleview Cemetery. viewing Friday 7 to 9 p.m. at Haye Funeral Home.
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Samuel H. King
Edison Avenue
Iwo Jata
Ry I. Royal Funeral Home
North Jefferson Street
Mr. King
Northern Ireland
Joseph Dr
Mary Jane Rodgers King
Zf Kennedy King
Clurch
Laura Evelyn Bates
Sharon
Emily Scott, Meyers
H.W. 2
Conkle Avenue
Juin Samuel Myers
Donald Hales Jr
Robert A. King
Oak Park
Joseph Irvine
Ireland
Clyde
Deaths Of The Day Figures Of Local Notables
Obituary notices list Mrs Casimir Hench of West Washington Street aged 70 with Polish birth and Madonna Church ties and burial plans at Madonna cemetery. A series of funeral services follow for Samuel Pex, George Rodgers, Cast Mussell, Alex Guglietta, and Anna Gorant with area churches and cemeteries named. services led by local pastors, with pallbearers named and burial at local cemeteries.
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Fox
Samuel Pex
Oak Grove
Gorant
Anna Gorant
Wampum
Building Permits Reported For Several Local Blocks
City records show Wi Trumble of 1011 Marshall avenue granted permission to erect a 55,000 concrete block dwelling and garage. Meyer Fazer of 1022 North Cedar street issued sanctions for a 3,000 concrete block and brick dwelling, a 4,000 brick building, and a manufacturing plant at 110 Malining avenue. Aitven Plahles granted permission to build a one story brick and concrete block building at 17 East Long a far stare.
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Trumble
Marshall Avenue
Meyer Fazer
North Cedar Street
Malining Avenue
Aitven Plahles
Union Firemen To Have Meeting In Ammon Garage
Union Township Fire Department members will meet at the fire station in Ammon's garage Friday evening. President Francis McPhee announced tickets for a Saturday dance are nearly ready and a final order will be placed. Smoke masks donated by American Cyanamid and Chemical Co. and one and a half inch hose purchased bolster equipment.
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Union Township Fire Department
Ammon
Francis McPheehers
McPheeters
American Cyanimid and Chemical Co
Sartorial Club Dinner Features Fr. Vincent Bertoline
The Sartorial Club hosts an evening dinner meeting with Fr. Vincent Bertoline, assistant pastor of St. Vitus church, as the featured speaker. Father Bertoline provided remarks and a brief introduction.
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Unione Calabro Chan
Vincent Bertoline
St. Vitus Church
Fatherine Bertoline
Campaign chair announces $830000 cancer education expansion
Gwilym Price state campaign chair says funding of 830000 dollars will expand Pennsylvania cancer education program through ongoing support and outreach efforts.
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Gwilym
Price
Pennsylvania
Service Ul Presearch
In Memoriam for Albert Krah
In loving memory of Albert Krah who passed away one year ago on April 20. The poem expresses sorrow and memory as his wife and family reflect on the loss. The notice notes enduring grief and seeks strength and courage to bear the absence.
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Sara Douglas
Nelle E. Summers
Albert Krah
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