Ninety Pennsylvania liquor stores to open Tuesday
Harrisburg reports that about 90 of 240 state liquor stores will open Tuesday morning with the rest to follow within ten days to two weeks as alterations are completed. Judge Robert Y. Gawthrop, liquor control board chair, said contractors cannot finish in time. He noted some stores may not be ready on January 2 but all will be open soon.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Robert Y. Gawthrop
Liquor Control Board
Gawthrop
Regional Acknowledgments Highlight Local Visits
Jean Fisher and Mae Armstrong visited Braddock relatives while Helen Weisz tours with sister Mrs. Paul Gregory of Cameron West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutton and family from Bridgeville spent holidays with Mrs. Cellesta Stickle. James Young and Rosabelle Shaf constraint text continues with local social notes.
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Jean Fisher
Mae Armstrong
Braddock
Helen Weisz
Paul Gregory
Cameron
W. Va
Robert Sutton
Bridgeville
Cellesta Stickle
James Young
Rosabelle Shaf
Official stickers mailed to garages for three month inspection drive
The Pennsylvania Department of Revenue mailed 7,900 official inspection stickers to garages statewide for a three month compulsory inspection campaign beginning next Monday. Motorists must have their vehicles inspected by March 30.
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Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
McCormick Bound Over for Court in Fatal Accident
James Oscar McCormick of New Castle-Butler road was bound over to the March term on involuntary manslaughter, operating under the influence, and failing to stop after a fatal Atlantic avenue collision that killed 23-year-old Leona Cwynar of Oakland. Bond posted at 3,000. Witnesses included Stella Cichon, Dr. Cleland, Dr. Shoaff, and Patrolman Wallace.
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Wallace J. Ewing
James Oscar McCormick
New Castle-Butler Road
Leona Cwynar
Oakland
Atlantic Avenue
McCormick
Alderman Ewing
Stella Cichon
W. D. Cleland
New Castle
Paris A. Shoaff
Carl Wallace
Cichon
Leona
Helen
Cleland
James Oscar
Dan
Sheaff
Cynar
Wallace
McCormick Brothers
City Police Promotions Set for New Year Start
Mayor Charles Mayne and Chief John Haven announced a new deal for city police personnel on New Year’s Day. Ralph Criswell will move from motorcycle patrol to night lieutenant, Willis McMullen from patrolman to chief of detectives, and John Moore from patrolman to city detective. Criswell and McMullen gain pay, while Moore earns only the detective title. The department lists the officers: Chief,
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Moore
John C Slemp Given Honor as Associate Editor
Local friends note that John C Slemp of New York City has been elected by the Southern Baptist Sunday School Board as associate editor of its publications. The board issues more than sixty titles with quarterly circulation over two million. The Slemp family recently visited at Hillcrest avenue where he spoke at the First Baptist church. He has served as assistant editor at the Watchman Examiner in New York for four years and will relocate with his family to Nashville Tennessee.
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John Calvin Slemp
New York City
Southern Baptist Sunday School Board
Slemp
John Jr
French Johnson
Hillcrest Avenue
First Baptist Church
Johnson
Watchman Examiner
Nashville
Tennessee
Italian Vets to Host Annual Banquet
Italian Veterans club plans its annual banquet Sunday at noon in the Tigers club on South Mill Street. The organization, among the citys prominent Italian residents, has prepared an afternoon program to follow dinner.
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Tigers Club
South Mill Street
New Bedford Residents and Visitors Report Local Trips
NEW BEDFORD H A Wetzel spent Thursday afternoon in New Castle. Mr and Mrs Fred Campbell and son are visiting relatives in Akron Ohio. William Kerber of Youngstown spent a couple days with Mr and Mrs Norris Mitchell. H A Wetzel and Logan Weston fox hunted with a red fox. Mrs Ellis Harry and son Edwin and Mrs Irene Hutchison and son Wayne were Youngstown visitors Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ray Rigby and daughter Dorothy of Youngstown were recent guests of the Mitchells. Mr and Mrs Ernest Wallace and son Donald have returned home after visiting the former's parents in Buffalo. The Ginger Boys Sunday school class of the M E church met Tuesday evening at the teacher Mrs Leon Stetson's home. Various games followed by refreshments. A white collar these days is just something to get hot under.
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William Kerber
Youngstown
Norris Mitchell
H. A. Wetzel
Logan Weston
Ellis Harry
Edwin
Irene Hutchison
Wayne
Ray Rigby
Dorothy
Ernest Wallace
Donald
Buffalo
Ginger Boys
M. E. Church
Leon Stetson
Life Insurance Promises for Family Happiness
The speaker urges sincere commitment to family welfare and future security. They argue life insurance can fulfill wishes for happiness and protection against life’s storms by ensuring financial stability for loved ones ahead.
Week's Welsh Community Notes Include Services and Family News
William A. Johns reports Emmanuel Baptist Church on Reynolds Street will host Griffith Thomas preaching Sunday evening. Star of Wales lodge meets Saturday at 7 30 for officer elections. Llewellyn Thomas visits son in Pittsburgh for two weeks. Sidney Johns and family return from Buffalo after Christmas. Griffith Phillips family Christmas birthday news from Morriston. William Phillips family reunion ends with most grandchildren present. Emmanuel Sunday school Christmas program directed by Brinley Hughes with Mrs Vogan, Mrs Lloyd, and Miss Ann Mae Jones at piano.
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William A. Johns
Brython
Emannnuel Baptist Church
Reynolds Street
Griffith Thomas
Park Avenue
Star of Wales Lodge
Emmanual Church
Llewellyn Thomas
South Mercer Street
David John Thomas
Pittsburgh
Griffith Phillips
Lyndal Street
Phillips
Morriston
South Wales
East Reynolds Street
William John Phillips
California
Mary Jones
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Brinley Hughes
William P Vogan
Thomas Lloyd
Ann Mae Jones
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James H. Hudson
Elmer Baird
Mary Ellen Kretzer
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Mae
Johnny
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Fred L. Rentz
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Les Harper
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Fred Campbell and Son
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M. J. Donnelly
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