Love One Another Key To Living Says Dr Rose At 1954 Baccalaureate
Dr J Calvin Rose addressed New Castle High School's 1954 graduating class at the Cathedral on Sunday evening. He called love the secret of victorious living and said discipline is essential to meaningful progress. The program opened with organ recitals and a Mendelssohn processional as the class entered, led by John W Schmied, class advisor.
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J. Calvin Rose
New Castle High School
Cathedral
Jesus
Second United Presbyterian Church
John W. Schmied
Strock
Henry B. Strock, Jr
Central Presbyterian Church
Edward C. Book
Choir Sung at Baccalaureate Service and Commencement Set
Direction of student conductor Hugh Sturdy led the choir in Bless This House at the close of Dr Rose talk. Mr Book led In Peace and Joy Now Depart and the choir offered responses to invocation and benediction. Congregation joined in All Hail the Power of Jesus Name and Battle Hymn. Class marched out to Pomp and Circumstance by Edward Elgar on organ with Mr Lewis. Commencement exercises arrive Wednesday evening at the Cathedral.
Memorial Day Service by Gaston Post Honor Veterans
Gaston Post American Legion held its Memorial Day service at the First Congregational church. Pastor Rev. Thomas J. Jones preached on They Have Not Died in Vain as Commander William L. Glitch presided. Flowers marked the memorial cross with white carnations for the dead and a red center for the Unknown Soldier.
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Perry S) Gaston Post
American Legion
First Congregational Church
Thomas J. Jones
William L. Glitch
Earl C. Moffatt
Harvey Bintrim
Glitch
Harry J. Beckemeyer
William Alexander
American Legion Band
My Buddy
Mary Lou Thomas
Linden Grove Holds Last Year Picnic in Ohio
Old students from Painesville and Mentor attended Linden Grove school’s final picnic as the last gathering while the school remains open.
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Linden Grove
Painesville
Mentor
School closes as new grade school opens next door
An event on the school grounds featured a fathers and sons baseball game and a noon picnic under Mrs. Francis Varnum. Thirty children are enrolled as the school closes ahead of the new Union township high school area grade school opening. Drive Siew-Children Move Fast.
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Francis Varnum
Mem
Bors Club
Union Township High School
Janet Maxwell Crowned Pomona Grange May Queen
Janet Maxwell daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Maxwell of Plain Grove was crowned 1954 Pomona Grange May queen at Westfield Grange hall Saturday night about 200 people attended. Eleanor Gilmore last year’s queen crowned the new queen. Maxwell a Fast Lawrence high school student was chosen for grange activities church work and personality. Master of ceremonies Ray George presented the ten candidates with roses and the queen with flowers and a jewelry gift. Judges were Mrs Mickley Mrs Wagner and Mrs Campbell and announced the night of the ceremony. Afterward the audience enjoyed a square dance and refreshments.
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New Castle News
Pomona Grange
Janet Maxwell
Plain Grove Township
Westfield Grange Hall
Lois Syphrit
Pleasant Hill
Florence Kauffman
Mahoning Valley
Virginia Redison
East Brook
Carolyn Benson
North Beaver
Ruth McKissick
Westfield
Eleanor Gilmore
Jean Boak
Willard
Janet Davis
Janet Gilliland
New Wilmington
Jean McCracken
East New Castle
Rhea Bentley
Big Beaver
Katherine Jameson
Liberty
Ralph Maxwell
Joseph W. Gilmore
Miss Maxwell
Fast Lawrence High School
Ray George
Willard Grange
Mickley
Butler County
Wagner
Beaver County
Campbell
Mercer County
Just For Fun Horse Show Draws Large Crowd May 29
Enthusiasts from New Castle and nearby areas packed the Lawrence County Saddle and Harness club grounds for the first Just For Fun show on Saturday May 29. Western pleasure classes attracted up to 37 entries with ribbons awarded in all divisions. Judges were Dale Nicely of Ligonier and club president Hugh Forbes acted as ringmaster.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Hugh Forbes
Edmond McKibben
Clyde Ritter
Lawrence County Girl Scouts
Union C D Police School To Assemble
Union civil defense police school will gather Wednesday at 8 p m in the Union fire hall. Deputy Chief P W Dickson will speak. George Vanus, seven, of 225 N King Ave, was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 3 15 p m Saturday for a nose laceration from an arrow strike while playing.
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Union Civil Defense Police School
Union Fire
P. W. Dickson
New Castle
George Vanus
N. King Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Sharon Booher Graduates From Tobe-Coburn School
Miss Sharon Lynn Booher daughter of Dr and Mrs C M Booher of Highland Heights is awarded a certificate by the Tobe Coburn School for Fashion Careers in New York She received it at a Waldorf Astoria luncheon attended by 300 guests including retail and education leaders Booher will begin her retailing career at M Altman in New York this September.
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Sharon Lynn Booher
C. M. Booher
Highland Heights
Tobe-Coburn School
New York City
Miss Booher
Empire Room
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York
Miss Booker
M. Altman Company
Grace Johnson to Receive Honorary Degree at Bethany
Mrs Grace Phillips Johnson of 221 East Moody Avenue will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws at Bethany College June 6 commencement in Bethany West Virginia. She is active with the Disciples of Christ in Florida Washington and Indianapolis and Pennsylvania and author of The Church of Christ By a Layman.
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Grace Johnson
Grace Phillips Johnson
East Moody Avenue
Bethany College
Bethany
W. V
Mrs Sandra Berle Dies In New York
Mrs Sandra Berle, 77, mother of TV comedian Milton Berle, died Monday night at the Essen House hotel in New York after several days illness from a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Sandra Berle
New York
Milton Berle
Essen House
Berle
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