Westminster College honors nine retirees and 30 service staff
Westminster College held its annual recognition dinner in Galbreath Hall with over 200 attendees. President Earland Carlson honored nine retiring staff and 30 with 10 to 45 years of service, names listed across faculty administration nursing and maintenance. The event included tributes from department heads, emeriti recognition, trustees, and musical entertainment. Weather notes followed, noting May 1973 as the wettest month thus far with higher levels of precipitation than in 1972.
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NEW Wilmington
Westminster College
Duff
Galbreath Hall
Earland I. Carlson
Norman R. Adams
George A. Bleasby
Ross Ellis
Lucille Mansell
Lois W. Hartzler
Harold F. Goodwill
Robert J. Haigler
Clyde Shelenberger
Ralph C. Veazey
Charles H. Cook, Jr
William E. Blackburn
Thomas W. Carver
James D. Sands
Harold E. Barry
Wayne H. Christy
Robert F. Galbreath, Jr
Mabel Kocher
Sara D. Fox
Paul E. Brown
Emmet D. Kauffman
Ronald P. Bergey
Betty M. Butia
George B. Clemens
James A
Carlson
Einar Bredland
Biberich
Board of Trustee
W. Fillmore Campbell
Thomas V. Mansell
Clyde M. Wittaker
Emeriti
Lauri G. Laurell
Harvey E. Moore
Robert E. Jamison
Irving L. Mansell
Lucile B. Frey
C. Dorothy Kirkbride
Alice Ligo
Ada Peabody
Charles F. Saylor
Howard S. Stewart
Lewis H. Wagenhorst
Thomas R. Wiley
Robert M. Woods
Clara E. Cockerille
Judson C. McConnell
Betty Ann George
Thomas P. Rodgers
Ellwood City
New Castle
Western Pennsylvania Water Co
Ellwood taxi hits 9 year old on Line Avenue
A taxi operated by Ralph R. Ketterer was traveling west on Line Avenue when Ronald Graham, nine, darted from between parked cars and was struck. The boy was in satisfactory condition at Ellwood City General Hospital with a leg injury. The driver was treated and released for minor injuries.
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Ellwood City
E. Line Avenue
Oakland Street
Ralph R. Ketterer
Portersville Road
Line Avenue
Ronald Graham
Line Ave
Ellwood City General Hospital
Ketterer
New York Science Editor Delos Smith Dies at 68
Delos Smith, 68, United Press International science editor for over two decades, died of lung cancer Thursday night at Memorial Hospital in New York.
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New York
UPI
Delos Smith
United Press International
Memorial Hospital
Education philosophies debated by local speakers
Jo Ann K. Abrigg of Youngstown discussed her paper In the Name of Education to about 60 people at the Lawrence County Warehouse. She argued humanism and behavioristic techniques shape modern public education, with methods aimed at altering child behavior. Rex Downie of Beaver Falls spoke on alternatives to public schooling.
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Jo Ann K. Abrigg
Youngstown
Lawrence County
Atty
Rex Downie
Beaver Falls
Expressway progress and chamber notes in Ellwood City
Ellwood City chamber directors hear PennDOT aims to expedite Beaver Valley Expressway contracts from Pa 51 to 351 and 351 to 551, with interchanges near Koppel and Wampum, airport access in 30 minutes. Other items include sewer tax concerns for manufacturers, petitions on FCC policy for CATV, Jaycee man of year plans, hospital progress at 83 percent, HUD funds for Walnut Ridge, and Meet The Americas Project shifted to 1974 with Ellwood City as first Pennsylvania project.
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Ellwood City
Jacob Kassab
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
R. J. Schill
Chamber of Commerce
Schill
Penndot
Beaver Valley Turnpike
Koppel and
Wampum Ellwood
Greater Pittsburgh
Chamber
George Hall
Pennsylvania
Scott, Schweiker
Clark
FCC
Tom Murphy
American Host Foundation
Jack Snare
Murphy
Illwood City
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