Leaders Differ On Results From Special Session
Harrisburg March 22 Leaders of Pennsylvania s two major political parties differed on the results of the extraordinary session of the general assembly. Republican state chairman Edward Marlin praised prompt and courageous handling of big problems while Democratic chairman Warren Van Dyke predicted mixed feelings among state leaders amid controversy and business groups.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Mellons
Grundys
Atterburys
Unity Racketeers
Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce
Carol Singers Visit At Homes
Thursday evening the Almira Home and Lawrence County Home welcomed carol singers from the mandolin guitar club led by Mrs. S. J. Callahan and Girl Scout troop 7 led by Mrs. G. W. Ferver. They sang Joy to the World Silent Night It Came Upon the Midnight Clear and O Little Town of Bethlehem. Mrs. Ferver read the Christmas story while Mary and Floy Ramsey performed, Katherine Johnson read and encores followed. The group closed with a song service and the girls then went to the YWCA for refreshments.
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Almira Home
Lawrence County
Mandolin Guitar Club
S. J. Callahan
Girl Scout
G. W. Ferver
George Ferver
Mary and
Floy Ramsey
Bethlehem
Katherine Johnson
Samuel Reese
Edward Khoury
Arlene Peterson
Emergency Teachers To Get Higher Pay
Christmas brings real meaning for Emergency Educational Relief teachers as salaries rise from 60 to 110 dollars per month under the Edmonds Act. A roster of 14 Emergency Relief teachers stands, with three more to be added after year’s start.
Elks to Hold Stag Affair This Evening
Elks lodge No. 69 of New Castle will host a stag affair tonight at 8 o'clock in the North Mill street temple. Exalted Ruler Edward J. Ryan announced the event with G Leroy Hughes as arrangements chairman.
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Edward J. Ryan
G. Leroy Hughes
Princeton Church Women Meet for Quilt and Study
The Princeton Women's Missionary Society met all day with Mrs. Anna Boyd. Eleven members and three visitors shared noon dinner. Activities included quilting and devotional topics Iraq and Syria and The Mormons. Extra meeting planned at Eva Shaffer's home January 11.
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Women’s Missionary Society
Princeton Church
Anna Boyd
Lydia Gibson
Margaret Myers
Madge Armstrong
Peat] Morrison
Iraq
Syria
Marian Cole
Adda Wilson
Ilie Weisz
Lottie Hogue
Esther Shaffer
Eva Shaffer
Mystery Car Near Miss At Watson Home
A mysterious car nearly struck the porch at John M. Watson’s home on Highland and Lincoln Avenues during the night. Track marks show the vehicle hopped the curb and sped up toward the porch, with the Watsons hearing a peculiar noise around 11 o’clock. Police have no clear details yet.
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Watson
John M. Watson
Highland and
Lincoln Aves
Lincoln Avenue
Jlanch Avenue
Car collision on North Mercer Street injures none
Police report two automobiles driven by John Britton and Charles Robinson collided near North Mercer Street. Robinson steered from a curb where parked while Britton traveled south. No injuries reported. The item concludes with local commentary on Repeal Day.
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John Britton
North Min Street
Charles Robingson
North Mercer Street
North Street
Robinson
Britton
Chill Is Elected For Fourth Time
For the fourth consecutive year William M. Chill will head the Tigers cub. Thursday evening in the club rooms on Board Street CH MATA elected officers for the ensuing year. Other officers named include James L. Berrivao vice president secretary of correspondence Anthony Straw Peter P Capitola and Anthony Petruced trustees for two years. Chief of Police Frank Gunningham offered a reward of 100 for the apprehension of the entered cu wie. role Head gee et core COLCUELOL ah Ghainip Dell of 26.09.
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Anthony Petruced
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Adolf de Genaro
Charles Augustine
Charles Augustine Chatman
P. P. Capitola
J. C G. Migharcds
Anthony Petricci
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Clem General
Daneffi Held 30 Days In Lawrence County Jail
Daneffi, a police character living in a coke oven, was sentenced to 30 days in the Lawrence County Jail today. Police court records accuse him of attempting to remove chickens from a Book yard in the Paper Mil section. The report includes garbled lines reflecting a sport writer’s odd, incomplete remarks.
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Daneffi
Lawrence County
Small Boy Hit By Automobile
A four year old boy was knocked down by a vehicle but uninjured. The incident occurred near a residential area with minor injuries reported to the ear and surrounding area. Police noted no serious harm and the driver remained at the scene.
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Norwood
Pative
Villavadsay Miteiboon
Anne Accordii
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