Wilmington Area Joint seniors graduate in 88th commencement
Fifty-one seniors at Wilmington Area Joint High School receive diplomas in the 88th annual commencement at New Wilmington United Presbyterian church. Speaker Dr. Raymond Kistler of Beaver College discusses "The Commencement of Light" as valedictorians Patricia Runk and Richard Smith present "Success is Built on Dreams" and "Speaking for My Generation" respectively.
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Wilmington Area
Generaon
Paul F. Brown
Aida
Richard W. Graves
Wilmington United Presbyteran Church
William E. Babcock
Wilmington Joint High School
Barbara Davis
American Legion
Harry Shaffer
Robert Galbreath III
Amnella Adams
American Legion Auxiliary
Eleanor Kenehan
Judy McCandless
Parent Teachers Association
Paul Adams
New Wilmington Pta
New Wilmington Pta -Amella
John Carl Morse
Harwood Lawson Rowland Charles Leroy Schell
Richard Earl Sharp
Harold Francis Shaw, Jr
Richard DuWayne Smith
Robert F. Smith
W. Edward Whitman
Annella Goff Adams
Dixie Lee Barbe
Sally Ann Barcheck
Virginia Barcheck
Margaret Jean Blake Grace Eleanor Book
Mary Ann Book
Sally Marie Bryan
Marjorie May Cory Barbara Dawn Davis
Diana Mae Foster Mary Lois Hartwell
Judith Ann Hermann
List of Women Names in Residency Notice
A sequence of names including Vivian An Hesident Carolyn Hoover Ruth Ann Lutz Janet Maxwell Millicent Mae McGary Mary Belle Reynolds Margaret A. Risch Patricia Jean Runk Nancy Louise Shaffer Carlotta Jane Sipe Margaret Loretta Smith Helen Evelyn Stevenson Bernice Esther Stonebarker Carolyn Rose Stonebraker Thelma Maxine Swisshelm Nancy Lee Whiting Alice Douglas Wilson Faye Lyn Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian An Hesident
Carolyn Hoover
Ruth Ann Lutz
Janet Maxwell
Millicent Mae McGary
Mary Belle Reynolds
Margaret A. Risch Patricia Jean Runk
Nancy Louise Shaffer Carlotta Jane Sipe Margaret Loretta Smith
Helen Evelyn Stevenson
Bernice Esther Stonebarker
Carolyn Rose Stonebraker
Thelma Maxine Swisshelm
Nancy Lee Whiting
Alice Douglas Wilson
Faye Lyn Hancock
Mental Treatment For Man Confessing He Killed Woman
Chicago authorities sought return to West Virginia for mental treatment for Erwin Shipley who confessed and recanted the murder of Juliet Staunton Clark a Charleston woman newspaper owner. Shipley an itinerant laborer from Nitro West Virginia told police he could be capable of the crime. Prof Fred Inbau said Shipley was not a fit subject for a lie test due to his mental condition. Police seek Shipley's parents.
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Chicago
INS
West Virginia
Erwin Shipley
Nitro
W. Va
Thomas Alcock
Central Police
Juliet Staunton Clark
Charleston
Shipley
Clark
Fred Inbau
Northwestern University
Stevenson and Kefauver Trade Blasts in California
Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver criticized each other as they campaigned across southern California for California’s 68 convention delegates. Kefauver acknowledged the race's stakes, saying a loss would lessen his path to the Democratic nomination but not end it, and he would pursue his effort in convention states.
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Los Angeles
INS
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Eisenhower
California
Kefauver
Graduation Celebrations In Edenburg Neighborhood
Mrs. Loval Eckert and family hosted a Buffett lunch Monday honoring Celeste Eckert who graduated from Union High School. English Hawthorn and White Spires decor adorned the home, Alta Hoffmaster assisted with refreshments, guests included neighbors and relatives. ENTERTAIN Mr and Mrs Robert Hammers hosted a similar reception Monday for daughter Janet who also graduated from Union High School. Roy Anangst helped serve as guests numbered about thirty with gifts and thanks.
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Loval Eckert
North Side
Ain.c
Celeste
Union High School
Robert Hammers
Janet
Roy Anangst
School graduate honored by Niglio family gathering
Mrs Flora Niglio and family hosted about twenty five relatives and friends Monday evening to honor Joseph Niglio upon his graduation from Union High School. Refreshments were served by Mary Florence and Jenette Niglio and gifts included a purse of money.
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Flora Niglio
Joseph Niglio
Union High School
Mary
Florence
Jenette Niglio
Joseph
Mrs. Caroline List Rests Comfortably at Home
Mrs. Caroline List is resting at home after a two week illness. John Peterson has returned home from Jameson Memorial Hospital.
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Edenburg
Caroline List
John Peterson
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Coal Research Board Created in Pennsylvania
Gov.authorizes a $500000 appropriation to fund a Coal Research Board in the Pennsylvania Mines Department. A seven member panel, three year terms, includes two anthracite operators, two bituminous operators, and two labor representatives. Joseph T. Kennedy to head as Mines Secretary. Board to grant funds to schools and groups with existing laboratories.
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Eugene Hoover
Daren
Joseph Leeper
Forrest Frazier
McKeesport
Clark Brown
Brockway Pa
Harrisburg
Robert Hammers
Janet George M. Leader
Hammers
J. H. Biddle
Mines Department
Oy Ae
Joseph T. Kennedy
Jsist
Language Trend Berne Swiss Dialect Dominance Report
In Berne more than 70 percent of Swiss residents speak a German dialect while about 20 percent prefer French. The data highlights regional language preferences among the Swiss population according to a recent survey.
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Berne
Clear Weather Sparks High Traffic Accident Rate
A report notes four-fifths of traffic accidents occur in clear weather conditions. It highlights the weather as a major factor in crash incidence, urging drivers to stay vigilant even on sunny days.
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New Wilmington
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Wilmington Road
Aluminum
Washington St
State Capital Savings and Loan Association
W. E. Watkins
N. Mercer
Lawn, Garden Supplies
Boyles Coal and Supply Go
Neal St
Mt RO Ee
Tao Ally
Mt. Jackson
Cialet
PHACO
E. Washington ST
SLY Estes Tate
Mont Norwalk
Ohio
Len Gilmore
Ray Biddle
Coal Research Board Planned
Leno
Galon
Philco
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