Sixteen Westminster College seniors named from Lawrence County
Special to the Mews reports sixteen Lawrence County students in Westminster College's senior class. The list includes Eleanor Antivir Jol Galbreath Bruce Johnston Ruth Mercer and John Galbreath among others, with candidates for bachelor degrees in music education economics and science. Many are members of honor societies and campus groups.
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Lawrence County
Westminster College
Castle area students seek college degrees
Wesley Shaffer son of Rev and Mrs A P Shaffer 438 Beckford Street New Castle is candidate for an A B degree in social science. Sally Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Thompson R D 7 Mahoningtown is candidate for an A B in social science and member of Sigma Lappa Kappa Deltm Pi. Richard Warner son of M N Warner R D 5 New Castle is candidate for a bachelor of business administration degree and member of Kappa Phi Lambda fraternity.
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Joseph Francis
Les
Sigma Phi Epytton
Neptuneelab
Mers
Abel
John Galbreath
MM R. F. Galbreath
Westminster College
Pi Sigma Pi
Tau Kappa Alpha
Alpha Sigma Fit Fraternicy
Bruce Johnston
R. 8. Johnston
New Wilmurten
Alpha Sigma Poi
Broadaster
Little Theatre
Sistine i
Unive
Pennsylvania
Mels
Ruth Mercer
J. Ror Mercer
Biniie Street
Newile
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
James Neale
J. Ro Neale
New Wilmington
Kappa Phi Lambda Fraternity
Kappa Delta Pi
the Modern Language Club
Martha Orr
John Orr
Elizabeth Robins
Mis
T. D. Robins
Beta Sigma Omicron
Dayxl Rowland
David J. Rowland
Park, Avenue
New Castle
The
Gospel Loan
Karu
Y. M.C
Wesley Shaffer
A. P. Shaffer
Beckford Street
Sally Thompson
Richard Thompson
R. D
Mahoningtown
Sigma Lappa Kappa Deltm Pi
Ters Tyse
Class Night At New Wilmington
New Wilmington high school seniors hold annual class night at Community House. Program features class histories wills prophesies and awards including citizenship English and history awards and moving up exercises with music by the school octette and choir.
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New Wilmington
New Wilmington High School
Bight School
Boven
Tnvavation
Lorraine Plots
Warren Wilkin
Vincent Whitman
Esther Detwiler
Jane Schimaker
Catherine Young
D. A
W. C. Henderson
Edwin Anderson
Miss May McKelvey
Walt Whitnas
Princeton Area Residents Attend Memorial Day Gatherings
A long list of local visitations and hospitality notes records overnight guests and weekend visits among Princeton and nearby families. Mentions include Lucille Smith near Weiletown, Betty Lou Studler, Mrs. Belle Davis at Dibsondale, and several trips to Pittsburgh and Florida. Memorial Day activities note a church meeting for the Oak Grove U P church and various family gatherings across New Castle, Butler, and Camp Meade.
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Lucille Smith
Weiletown
Betty Lou Studler
J. M. Blackwood
Presbyterian Hospital
Pittsburgh
James Young
Farrell
Belle Davis
James White
Dibsondale
Reed Forbes
Hom
Florida
J. H. Forbes
Lirth B
D. F. Henry
Bear Zion
H. BD
Henry
Lusenia
Billy
New Castle
Women's Missionary Society of
Oak Grove U.P
Deane
Howard Forbes Ant
Beverly
Robert Myers
Butler
Margaret Aiken
Gilkey
West Middlesex
Helen
Jean Mershimer
New Caste
Charle Mershiner
Familly
Princeton
Donald Cole
Ronald
J. M. Wil
Akron
Howard Currant
New Casuée
Everett Taylor
Alla Wright
Rosy Point
Earl Gasner
Camp Meade
Maryland
W. Fis Wright
Adah
Roosevelt backs USO drive for national defense funds
President Roosevelt endorses the United Service Organizations and urges support to back a nationwide campaign of 10,705,000 to finance USO activities. Officials note the effort coordinates six major groups including the M C A, Salvation Army, and YWCA to operate centers in 360 defense areas near camps, bases, and plants.
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New York
Roosevelt
United Service Organizations
Thomas E. Dewey
Nations
U. S
Osimi Bortauice
Pilent
Nz Lion
Washington
S. O
U.S
the Nations Catholic Community Service
Salvation Army
W.C. A
Jewish Welfare Board
National Travelers Aid Association
Ebiners
Local families share visits and recoveries in Scott Township
Mrs Laella Kerr is able to be out after several days in hospital. Visitors include Justa Blair of Hermon and Mae Locke, with marian McConnel hosting Caro Lion McElwain. Lulu Hettenbaugh returns home post appendectomy as Fern Cum attends anniversary reception. Notable illness passes include Mrs. Hines still a patient while others enjoy social calls across Portersville and Slippery Rock communities.
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Laella Kerr
Tielma Words
Justa Blair
Hermon
Pizor
Mae Locke
Tisard McCracken
Ion
S.A. Locke
New Gas
Je Mi
Bert Ewing
New Castile
Martha McCaslin
Lulu Hettenbaugh
Bernier Richael
Howe
Gutford Me
Portersville
Marian McConnel
Carolion McElwain
H Moss Marion Forbes
Hock
Fern
Lulu
Frank Moore
Pariville
Lesterre
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated by John Nelsons
Mrs Hugh Forbes and Mrs John Nelson of Princeton marked a golden wedding anniversary. Visitors included Mrs Minnie McFarland and sons Clarence Alvin and grandson Paul with Mr and Mrs Benjamin Blackwell in Lowellville. Guests of Bridgevine residents Mr and Mrs Hershel Ritenour and family included Ho and Mrs T C Wear. West stayed a few days. Melvin Livingston and family near Harlanshire visited W T Livingston, while Irvin Livingston and family of Grant City called at their home.
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Hugh Forbes
John Nelson
Princeton
Minnie McFarland
Clarence
Alvin
Paul
Benjamin Blackwell
Fam Hy
Lowellville
T. C. Wear
Hershel Ritenour
Bridgevine
West
Melvin Livingston
Near Harlanshire
W. T. Livingston
Irvin Livingston
Familly
Grant City
Hame
Five New Castle Students to Receive Geneva College Degrees
Five students from New Castle will receive degrees at Geneva College commencement in Beaver Falls on June 3. Names include Guy Joseph Lalerno David S. Lewes Howard E. Montgomery Jack D. Pattison and Jean Ellen Williams earning bachelor of science and bachelor of arts degrees. Honorary degrees to four recipients and substantial prize money also announced.
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Wewa
Beaver Falls
New Castle
Geneva College
Guy Joseph Lalerno
David S. Lewes
Howard E. Montgomery
Jack D. Pattison
Jean Ellen Williams
Deayright Savings Bhye
Eves Stadium
John Robertson McCartney
Community Church
Palm Springs
Call
Jb. McCartney
Geneva
Northwood
Beaver
McCartney
Graham Against Extending Power
Representative Louis E B Graham of Beaver voted against a bill extending presidential powers to manipulate a 2 million fund used to stabilize the dollar. The House approved the measure 226 to 138, with powers set to expire June 30 next year. It now goes to the Senate where opponents expect strong resistance.
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Arthur CC. Wimmer
Washington
Dents
New Carle
D. c
Louis EB Graham
Beaver
Sident
NAO Stabiisman Fund
Feast of Representatives
House
Sena
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