Inter-State Patriarchial League Meet Heads to Warren
A monthly gathering of the Inter-State Patriarchial League will convene Friday evening in Warren Ohio with the Trumbull Encampment hosting visitors from Sharon Youngstown Niles New Castle and Greenville. The Greenville Encampment will confer the Royal Purple Degree on a class from several encampments. Lawrence Encampment plans to send a large delegation. The Encampment meets Thursday at the J O O F hall to organize and arrange transport to Warren for the Friday event with plans to use a P and C Electric company bus and reservations at the Thursday meeting.
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Inter- State Patriarchial League
Warren
Trumbull
Sharon
Youngstown
Niles
New Castle
Greenville
Lawrence
J. O. O. F. Hall
Warren, G
P. & C. Electric’ Company
Put New Castle On Your Machine
A call for auto owners in this city to display New Castle plates on their cars this year. The simple act would provide citywide publicity and prestige as New Castle autos travel thousands of miles beyond the immediate area. Put them on.
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New Castle
Plan To Attend B. & O. Reunion Akron Trip
Local B and O railroad workers eagerly plan the third annual reunion at Akron Ohio with a special NYC route train from New Castle leaving the Junction at 4 50 p m and scheduled to depart Ponce de Leon station promptly. The train will stop en route to Pittsburgh City then return from Akron about 3 30 p m Friday morning.
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B. And’o. Railroad
Akron
New Castle
Poncensees
Ber City
Credit Men Plan Monthly Meeting In New Castle
Plans are made for a meeting of the New Castle Association of credit men to be held later this month. Attorney Roy M. Jamison says most members are busy, so gathering will be delayed until very late in the month. An advertisement promotes an electric motor for sewing machines claiming savings on needlework.
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New Castle Association of Credit Men
Roy M. Jamison
More Log Cabins Reported In County At Wurtemburg
Local readers contribute memories of log cabins in Lawrence County and Newport area. Letters recount a 150 year old log house moved twice, its Civil War era survival, and a flood rescue in 1861. A Newport-born source recalls a cabin near his home and a Petersburg trio still living in a one room structure on the state road.
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Eeewee I
Wurtemburg
James H. Newton
Big Run
Pennsylvania Avenue
Au‘drewa
Weinschenk
George
Tia
Martha Walls
Widow Walls
Old State One
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Petersburg
William
John
Clycle Kata
Lukens Plans New Four Family Apartment Building
East Side landlord I W Lukens announced plans to build a brick four family apartment on Roseave street once weather allows. He offered ten dollars for each baby born in his existing 16110 East Washington Street building and will extend the same policy to the new project with no cats or dogs allowed and parents receiving a prize and compliments for additions to the family.
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I. W. Lukens
East Side
East Washington Street
Roseave’ Hus
Lukens
Presbyterians Of New Bedford Name Church Officers
New Bedford January officers elected at the Presbyterian church New Year dinner include H Kretzer trustee Grace Anderson secretary Earl McClusky auditor Evelyn Wortman pianist Helen Shields assistant pianist Paul Shields chorister Wilbur Pettitt Paul Pettitt Lloyd Batley Newall McKibben and Ewing Thompson ushers The gathering featured a chicken pie supper and marked the best year since the church was founded 125 years ago The 125th anniversary will be observed in September A Christian Endeavor Society meeting followed at the home of Mr and Mrs C W Bailey with officers Nowell McKibben president Cecil Bailey vice president Ruth Wortman secretary Grace Anderson treasurer A watch night service concluded WEEK OF PRAYER Observed in three New Bedford churches the Presbyterian church hosted the Tuesday evening meeting led by Mrs J B Shields Future meeting times to be announced.
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New Bedford
Presbyterian Church of
H. Kretzer
Grace Anderson
Earl McClusky
Evelyn Wortman
Helen Shields
Paul Shields
Wilbur Pettitt
Paul Pettitt
Lioyd Batley
Newall McKibben
Ewing Thompson
Christian Endeavor Society
C. W. Bailey
Nowell McKibben
Cecil Bailey
Ruth Wortman
Presbyterian Church
Mra
Shields
Radio Programs on WGY and WJZ From Albany to New York
Radio listings for January 8 1946 cover WGY Albany and WJZ New York broadcasts with concerts organ recitals dinner music and talks featuring Marcel Dupre the Wanamaker organ in New York City and the LeClaire Hotel Orchestra plus weather and stock market reports from Captain A W Brandt and notes on automobile association talks and Smithsonian Institute lectures.
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WGY
Sohensotady
Eastern
New York State
A. W._ Brandt
Oramiasionér
Hotel Ten Saye
Orchentra
Albany
N.Y
En Books
Automotive Veneering Society
New York
WJZ
Stephen 5
Woleclair
Protter
Hazaha Bleecker Hall
New Ora
Wnd
Washington
3. C
Baston
T! Matere
Pegsy Albion
Barn
Hard Levitow
Hotel Commodore
Cest
Commodore
New York City
American Automobile Association
Smithsonian Institute
Marcel Dupre
Wanamaker Auditorium
Wie
Schenectady
Lea House Rio
Lee House
Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra
the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Radio Features Today in Altoona and Beyond
Radio listings show WFEG Altoona 11 45 feature by junior high orchestra with WAP WIAR Washington New York and Providence bands. East Pittsburgh 7 30 pm concert with Christine Miller Clemson alto and the Lite Symphony Orchestra.
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ADEA
Little Symphony
Victor Saudek
Dinckman
National Stockman and Farmer Studio
KDKA
Tattle Symphony Orchestra
Victor Son- Mex
F. H. Steele
Raymond Griffin
Arlington
Edgar Thompson Steel Works
Pittsburgh
WFEG
Altoona
Wap
Washington
New York
Providence
East Pittaburgn
Christine Miller
Clemson
Kiwanis Installation to Be Held Thursday Evening
The Kiwanis Club plans the installation of its officers on Thursday evening January 4 at Benjamin Franklin Junior High School. A meeting with the Syracuse Cup presentation will take place and the session will close early.
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Kiwanis Club
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Residents feed birds as winter aid grows
The Local Wildlife League notes heavy snows cut birds’ food supply and urges residents to help with simple provisions. Bread crumbs and suet in backyards become a reliable feeding network, benefiting song sparrows and other feathered visitors during harsh weather.
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WildLife League
Lawrence County
Rotary Clinic Progress At Shenango Valley Hospital
Dr J O Wallace of Pittsburgh and surgeons Campbell Armeen Cleland Burchfeld and H Davis treated crippled children at the Rotary Clinic Tuesday. Five major operations were performed braces fitted new patients examined casts and straps changed and other treatment given to thirty five patients. Twenty two patients were unable to be seen. Ten patients are in the wards with more operations planned to attend day cases and improve mobility for many children.
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J. O. Wallace
Pittsburgh
Directors To Meet Board Of Trade In Routine Session
New Castle Board of Trade directors will convene Thursday at noon after a High Noon Club luncheon to review routine bills and ordinary business. Commissioner P K Stevenson will present preliminary actions on civic projects for potential moral support to push them toward completion.
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New Castle Board of Trade
Bs Holidags
P. *K Stevenson
Notable American Writer George Creel to Speak in New Castle
Educational Art Society announces George Creel will lecture in New Castle next Tuesday as part of its first season. Creel, famed journalist and former head of the Bureau of Public Information, helped shape wartime policy and later edited Collier's, renowned for his wit and sharp social commentary.
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Educational Art Society
Souse
Braslau
Creel
Samaroff
Chamlee
Sousa
América
George Creel
Art Society
Newspaper
World
City World
New York
Trea Lance
Latarte
the Independent
Kansas City
Manifest
Germany
Henry
Collier's
America
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Melissa
Jenny
Jack
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Watapum, Pa
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Swagser
William J. Freed
Stork
Presbyterians of
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C. FE. Meeting
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Ducanport
Te Woe
Bsm
Sandman
Val McLaughin
Scott County Farm Bureau
Cooperative Livestock Shippling
H. J. LeBuhn
Bouri
Scott County
Iowa
Schuster
California
Kiwanis
Rotary Clinic
COATS
E.wash
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