Mary Martha Guild Notes at St Joseph the Worker
May meeting led prayer and installing officers for two year term. Peggy Julian became president Dolores Gagliardo vice president Kay Lutz secretary. Bus trip to Our Lady of Lebanon departs 10 a.m. Tuesday with boarding at 9:30 a.m. 50 50 winner Helen Cook. Members praised veterans at Cro ton Memorial Service and Memorial Day parade. Picnic planned June 27 at Scotland Park chaired by Karen Archibald. White Clover sale planned Sept 4. Next meeting Sept 22 at VFW Hall.
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Mary Martha Guild of
St. Joseph
Carol Bodnar
Theresa Antonelli
Robert Schweitzer
Peggy Julian
Dolores Gagliardo
Kay Lutz
Norma Sheldone
Our Lady of Lebanon
St. Joseph Church
Helen Cook
Lorraine Caldararo
Shirley Kirkwood
Dessie Marburger
Amvets
Vincent A. Scungio
Christine Conley
Virginia P. Hamilton
Carolyn Pearce
Shirley Reighert
Mary Hogue
Vern Eppinger
Croton
Hamilton
Pearce
Hogue
Karen Archibald
Reighert
Butler VA
Amvers
Scotland Park
The
Post
VFW Hall
East
Washington Street
Archibald
Ellwood City
Herkimer Diamond Mines
Erie Canal
Catskills
Normandy
Paris
Shirley Druschel
AARP
Library Bookmobile Schedule and Summer Reading Kickoff
The Lawrence County Federated Library System announces weekly bookmobile stops at multiple senior housing and care facilities with dates Monday through Saturday. F.D. Campbell Memorial Library hosts a Summer Reading Club kickoff at Cascade Park with activities, free meals, a bicycle raffle, free shirts, and a first-500 children gift. New Castle Public Library offers teen programs, Otaku Anime Club, and film matinees with Wi Fi access and daily hours posted.
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Lawrence County Federated Library System
Blessings From
Rhodes Estates
Lawrence Manor
Jameson Assisted Living
Learning Tree
Westfield
Edgewood
Golden Hill
Haven
Tendercare
Faith Country Chapel
Harlansburg
Plain Grove
Eastbrook
Volant
New Wilmington
Shenango Presbyterian
Mount Jackson
Ellport
Allen Way
Willowhurst Circle
Princeton
Orchardale Estate
F.D. Campbell
Cascade Park
Lawrence County
New Castle
Cascade Galleria
New Castle Public
New Castle Public Library
Sheriff grows jail garden to cut costs in Fremont
Sandusky County Sheriff Kyle Overmyer, forced to trim the budget by 75000 dollars, started a jail garden at Fremont to grow fruits and vegetables. About an acre and a half of plots are tended by low risk inmates who also mow lawns and perform other chores.
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Fremont, Ohio
Ohio
Sandusky County
Kyle Overmyer
Fremont
Bird Center blends store and nature in one Cape Cod inspired space
Cathy opened a nature focused shop that doubles as a learning center. Large back windows reveal 20 to 25 songbird species at the feeder area with woodpeckers finches and hummingbirds frequenting the grounds. Visitors may walk the premises and observe wildlife while Cathy promotes green materials and educational displays.
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Cape Cod
Cathy
Lugene Hudson
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Lois Stambul
Wallace
Fran Nelson
Margie Direnzo
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Laurel
Chuck Tanner
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Scottish Rite
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Fairmont Avenue
Judy Barron
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Sears
Eat'n Park
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Jeremy Summerville
Carol Hamilton
John Covelli
Calvin Ray
Rebecca Wendel
Wendel
Smeltzer
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Tom Mills
Sankey
Pam Vass
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Ray
Albert Einstein
Jameson South
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Bookmobile
F.D. Campbell Memorial Library
Public Library
Ncdlc.org
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E. Division St
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Holy Trinity
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Jefferson St
Miller St
New Castle, PA
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Second Street
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New York City
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Packard
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