Three County Square Dance Teams Win Blue Ribbons
About 50 dancers from 24 counties competed in the Farm Show event in Hocksburg. Seventeen groups earned blue ribbons with Lawrence County teams highlighted among winners the Mohawk Future Homemakers of America Polka Dots and Westernaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Square
Hocksburg
The
Scounty
Mohawk Future «Homemakers of America
Anitature
Farmers of America
Peter Dots
Willard Grange
Lawrence County Westernaires
Mohawk Frasera
Tim Brandt
Carole Guintey
Brice McCurley
Eleanor Lipp
Clyde Steese
Claus Sdia Schubert
Jim Foster
Charlotte McCalta
Westernaires
Igek McKim
Delta Sterns
Boby MfcCoy
Marylau McKim
Haney
Barbara Raney
Dowi Maune
Mary Jo Bevi
Polka Dots
Jim Cameron
Sandy Stover
Larry
Proeler
Hazel Cameron
Bud’ ‘Lutz
Winifred Jones
Wayne Patpherson
Roberta Cameron
Lawrence Calinty
Gardner C Cooper Dies Today At 82 Butler Man
Gardner C. Cooper 82 of 135 F. Diamond St Butler died at 7 45 am today after a long illness He was a retired blacksmith with United States Steel and a member of Calvary UP Church in Butler Surviving are six daughters Florence Lister New Castle Richard Preming Butler William Andrews Wilkinsburg Joan Berkoben New Kensington Mary Ladik Vandergrift one son George Cooper Butler 21 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 30 pm at Thompson Funeral Home Butler with viewing Thursday 7 9 pm and Friday 2 5 and 7 9 pm Interment Brownsville Cemetery near Butler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner C. Cooper
Diamond St. Butler
Stanley Slater
New Castle
United States Steel Com
Calvary UP
Church
Butler
Florence Lister
New Tinstle
Richard
Preming
William
Sarah) Andrews
Wilkinsburg
Lee
Mary) Gamble
Arthur
Joan) Berkoben
New Kensington
Afidy
Gertrude) Ladik
Vander
Guft
George Cooper
Baler
Thompson ‘Funeral Home
Brownsville Cemetery
Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
A hard of hearing inventor presents a tiny transistor device that clarifies whispered speech. He claims the eartech fits discreetly and offers clear listening, inviting readers to request information by mail from York Pa. sender ADY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Weather Woes Mark Tuesday Cold Spell
Tuesday brought bitter cold with everyone shivering from young to old as temperatures declined through the morning. Tomorrow marks the 27th anniversary of Amelia Earhart’s departure from Wheeler Field Honolulu bound for the U.S. in a bid to be the first woman to fly solo across the Pacific. Amidst ten degree wind chill at noon, a man with an ice cream cone drew stares while cars barely moved in the cold. authorities warn against warming a car in a closed garage and remind motorists to use antifreeze and safe procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fMreheaf
Amelia Earhart
Wheeler Fietch
Ionolulu
U.S
Nene
Girl Scout Office Schedules Open House
The Girl Scout office announces an open house in the Greer Building with tours for staff, merchants, United Fund agencies, and the general public. Miss McClain and Anna Mary Douglass will greet visitors as decor highlights the National Birthday Year drapery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missie McClain
Anna Mary Jjouglass
Airs
Tins Adams
Cayk
Ail Mice Wellher
United Fund
Charles Scott
Alve Baaved
Kennedy's name withdrawn from cosmos club amid row
Washington UPI report says President Kennedy’s membership application to the Cosmos Club was withdrawn after a debate over admission qualifications. The club had rejected a Negro Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Carl Rowan, prompting ambassador Galbraith to consider resigning. Kennedy’s name was later removed from lists as officials discussed audits and city finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Worxtram
Wilson
Cosmos Club
Carl T. Rowan
J. Kenneth Gallbraith
U.S
India
Galbraith
Rewan
Tne
Young
Grace Skoog
Sog Jdeen
Clayton St
Answise
Rainey
Ussalton
Humble
Asselton
Humble J
Hutte
Steinbrink
Jask Asselton
Anayor
City Told Books Incomplete
City records show incomplete book entries continued on the front page with partial frontage details. Officials indicate more pages may follow as verification proceeds and additional ledgers are opened for public review.
Kennedy family figure quits club over guest policy
White House press secretary Pierre Salinger said no discussion with the President occurred while Edward R. Murrow of the U.S. Information Agency withdrew its application for remembership. Gen Robert Kennedy, another Kennedy family member, quit the Metropolitan Club last fall over its refusal to admit Negro guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mouse
Pierre Salinger
Edward Q. Murrow
U. S. Information Agency
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Theetropolitan Club
Cosmos Club
Lawrence Presents Flag To Dilworth In Independence Ceremony
Lawrence presented the state flag to Mayor Richardson Dilworth at Independence Hall on Tuesday in a ceremony honoring the first anniversary of the Constitution’s adoption. Delware and Pennsylvania are noted among states ratifying the Constitution with the host honored last week.
Beatty Explains Salary Action Taken At Meeting
Shenango Supervisor Edwin Beatty explained that 200 salary raises were adjustments, not merit purges, due to a misinterpretation at Monday night’s board session. The raises align teachers on a substandard scale with the salary schedule, and a ninth name, Helen Bishop, was added to the eligible list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango
Ethelpat
Edwin Beatty
Beatty
Helen Bishop
Post Sits In On Council As Usual Debated And Endures
The council debated budget cuts to economic measures and job reductions at Sylvan Heights golf course. Post remained in rehabilitation, insisting no personal issue, while Rainey and others defended the budget as already approved and urged no further actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Thalary
Rainey
Steinbrink
Biddle
Citizens National Bank elects two new directors
At the annual meeting Citizens National Bank named John McKinney and Francis Sowersby to the board. Eleven others were re elected, including Samuel H. Byers, William D. Coban, Reuben J. Elsliatt, Edward M. Flaherty, Earl Henderson, Thomas Lamotee, Sidney Lockey, Alfred Owens, B D. Philips, Richard Rentz, and J Robert Winter. Officers for 1962 were re elected: Mfred M. Owens as president, William Coban as vice president, Kenneth Mivers as executive vice president cashier and assistant trust officer, Charles Rhodes as auditor, Robert Brest as assistant cashier, Ralph Carlson as stant cashier, Robert Hoyland as assistant cashier, Nelson Mouiride as assistant cashier, Howard Purdy as assistant cashier and branch manager, and Tharan Hobinson as assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citiens National Bank
Swere
John McKinney
Francis & Sowersby
Samuel HW. Byers
William D. Coban
Reuben J. Elsiatt
Edward M. Flaherty
Earl & Henderson
Thomas G. Lamotee
Sidney L. Lockey
Alfred J. Owens
B.D. Philips
Richard E. Rentz
J. Robert Winter
Mfred MC. Owens
Kenneth 8. Mivers
Execuive Vce
Chares M. Rhodes
Robert W. Brest
Ralph R. Carlson
Robert W. Hoyland
Nelen 3. Mouiride
Howard E. Purdy
Tharan J. Hobinson
Samuel Dicks Dies After Bank Directors Meeting
Samuel M. Dicks 71 of 135 N Market St New Wilmington died shortly after admission to Jameson Memorial Hospital following a sudden illness at a bank directors meeting of the Depositors National Bank in New Wilmington. A retired Harrisburg carpenter, WW I veteran and Legion member, he is survived by wife Helen and a sister. Services Friday at Sharp Funeral Home with interment in Neshannock Cemetery. Friends may visit Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Samuel M. Dicks
N. Market St
Jameson Meremorial Hospital
Depositors’ National Bank
New Wil
Lington
Harrisburg
Volant
William J
Sarah Jane Black Dicks
Harry A. Shafter American Legion
New Wallerington
Neshannock
Lodge
Foams AM
New Castle
Victor G. Dawe
W. F. Byers
Neshannock Cemetery
Funeral
Blaine Fairless to Receive Bulk of Estate in Probate
Greensburg Pa probate filings show Blaine Fairless of Ligonier to receive the bulk of the estate of his father Ben-tamin F. Fairless, former Steel Corp board chairman, who died New Year’s Day. Mellon National Bank of Pittsburgh named executor. no total value yet, inventory pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
UPD
Fairless
Ligonier
Ben-i Tamin F. Fairless
Tuesay
Steel Corp
Nix
Ligoler
Moscow
UPT
Amer
Will ¢An
Hazel Hatof
Sabena Airlines
Spron
Caroline
Mellon National Bank of Pitts
Drapersburgh
Indicted basketball larceny defendant pleads guilty
Paul Walker, 30, of New York trucking firm Reial, pleaded guilty to seven counts of conspiracy in a case charging college basketball larceny. The plea covered all charges against him as one of ten indicted men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qaleigh
N.C
Mangino case awards damages after auto accident
Lawrence County jury awarded 1500 dollars in a mishap involving Mrs Mangina struck crossing Route 422 near her home. Andrew Mangino and John Corsi were named in the action as defendants with 1000 and 500 dollars awarded to the couple. The accident occurred about 515 PM May 11, 1990. A second note states Edward Swartz reported theft of a spare tire and white from his truck parked behind Mesta Machine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Andrew Mangino
Basitone
John Corsi
Wis Buller Ave
Mangina
Nani
Edith E Speerhas Ficht dies at 68 in Enon Valley
Edith Emma Speerhas Ficht 68 of State St Enon Valley died at 3 a.m in Macalusa Nursing Home after long illness She was born Sept 7 1893 in Enon Valley daughter of George and Blanche Von Berg She had two marriages first to John Speerhas 1908 then to John Fleet 1954 both died She had 11 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren Survived by children Ruth and Henry Speerhas Gladys Senwaniel Sarah McCowln and Donald McCowln Funeral arrangements from W S Caskey Funeral Home to family home in Enon Valley with service time to be announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith E. Speerhas
Ficht
Edith Emmaisine Speerhas Ficht
State St
Enon Valley
Macalusa
Old Enon Valley
George
Blanche Dillon von Berg
Enon
John Alfred Speerhas
John Cline Fleet
Brion Valley
Mildred Duignan
George von Berg
Freedom
W. S. Caskey
Ldl
W. Madison Ave
Penn State Acts to Ban Discriminatory Fraternity Clauses
Penn State University Senate ordered removal of discriminatory clauses from all fraternity and sorority constitutions by 1965 with inactivity threats after June 30, 1965. Most campus groups must comply. only a few sororities affected. professional and honorary societies already required to remove such clauses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Park
UPU
Pennsylvania State University
University Senate
Geoup
Lenn State
Penn State
Air Passengers Reds Downed Reach Moscow
Belgian officials moved to repatriate passengers after a Tehran to Istanbul jetliner, intercepted by Soviet fighters near the Soviet Turkish border, landed at Grozny. All aboard were reported safe as Moscow prepared to take custody and escort the plane to final disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Vasily Kuznetsov
Tippolyte Cools
Sabena
Tehran
Fox Announces His Candidacy for Re-Election
Assemblyman Donald W. Fox, a Republican, announces he will seek another term in the State House from the second county district. The move ends speculation he might be the GOP candidate for Congress this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald W. Fox
Fox
Two Are Jailed Result Of Thefts
Thomas V. Zduniak and Katherine Himes pleaded guilty to larceny and receiving stolen goods. Zduniak, 25, and Himes, of Lawrence County, are held on $1,000 bond after admitting thefts from a home, a restaurant, groceries, and a coin collection sold to Himes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas V. Zdunisk
Supperior St
Katherine Hines
Electric St
Lawrence County
Howard B. Hanna
Zduniak
Himes
Sasterday
William J. Duffy Jr
Sam DeCarlo
Thilly
Zduntak
Dulty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Matthews
Neshannock Ave
Loyaeirls
Dardene
Denise Matlea
Elizabeth St
Newle Hospital
Trent
John D. Hite Geeg
McBride
Shannon CO
Washington St
Mercury
Pa Nene
Girl Scout
Dallas
Cosmos
Jose
A Kerr
Jesse N. Kerr
N. Mii
Cunningham
Lawrence
Dilworth
Norman Cant
Min St
Robert J. Fall
Tio Croton Ave
Hall
Croton Ave
Howard L. Reynolds
Sylvan Heights
Bidéle
Richard H. Biddle
Middle
Greenskeener
Corneliman
D. John Pstranal
Hos. Iit
Slic
Citizens National Bank
Samuel Dicks
Blaine Fairless
Iso
Tokyo
Yuri Harada
Tex
Haj
Joost
Texas Vada
A & M College Extension
Patterson
Grighhor
Johnson Yeass
By Andrew S. Lasky
Andrew
Lasky
Nationwide
Pennsylvania
Nationwide General Insurance Co
Fathoma Olina Cafumbin
Penn State U
N_ Mercer
Ce Ucm UC
Lexpert Watch
Ti Mareieel
Tear ‘Guarantes Reasonepie
Pricer
Jack Gerson
Washington Stat
RCA Television
Wilmington TV & Appliange CO
Market St
Paivare Parking
MYER
North
Jefferson
New Case
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!