Winners Named In Essay Contest Across Beaver Valley Churches
The Young People's Christian Union of Beaver Valley Presbytery announces winners of the annual stewardship essay contest. Winners by group include Miss Virginia Cartwright, Miss Virginia Fraser, Charles Fleet, Mixss Alice Shirley, George Coleman, and Marjorie Bovard, with several tied for first in Group C and multiple runners-up across Highland United Presbyterian Ellwood City Third U P Mahoning U P and Mt Jackson churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Christian Union of
Beaver Valley
Highland United Presbyterian Church
U. P
Mahoning
Virginia Cartwright
Sumner Avenue
New Castle
Highland United Presbyterian
Virginia Fraser
Lawrence Avenue
Ellwood City
U. P. Church
Ellwood
Charles L. Fleet
R. D. J. Clinton
Bethlehem United Presbyterian Church
Mixss Alice Shirley
George Coleman
New Bethlehem Church
Marjorie Bovard
Sondra Lee Hamilton
Englewood Avenue
Paul Burrows
Fountain Avenue
V. P. Church
Bob Mattox
Huron Avenue
U. P Church
Joe Thornburgh
Third Church
Charlotte Hall
Dorothy Herge
Highland U. P
Edward MacBurr
Mt. Jackson
Nancy McCullough
Weekly Activity Schedule for Franklin and Elm Streets
The column lists daily meetings and events at Franklin G. R Franklin school Elm St and related venues including senior G R theater jewelry ceremony library and various clubs with times from 2:00 to 8:30 pm plus a Saturday Alice in Wonderland event. The passage ends with a harsh remark about people seeking divorces due to marital dissatisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm St
G. R
Elm Street
Bike Contest Closes At Nobils in New Castle
The Nobils Shoe Store bean jar contest ends with Nancy Willam of 306 South Jefferson Street New Castle Pa winning a Weatherbird bicycle. The jar held 23022 beans and the winning guess was 23000. Over 1800 area youths entered guesses with many near misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobils Shoe
Nancy Willam
South Jefferson Street
New Castle
The Great Game Of Politics and American War Policy
The piece outlines Roosevelt's stance on entering and sustaining WW2 through assured delivery of U S war materiel. It argues that military aid to Britain could force German defeat by air supremacy, leaving Germany with no choice but to block deliveries and risk further aggression. The analysis presents a cautious, expert interpretation of U S policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roosevelt
What's What At A Glance
The piece discusses censorship ideas from Navy Secretary Frank Knox and publisher Arthur Hays Sulzberger. It contrasts voluntary self censorship with proposed military censorship and speculates on who would judge print freedom versus control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Navy
Frank Knox
Chicago Daily News
Frank
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
The
New York Times
Art Sulzberger
Art
Army
Mrs Megurie Treated After Streetcar Fainting Spell
Mrs Mary Megurie of 924 Beck ford was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital Sunday morning at 10 45 after she suffered a fainting spell on an East Side street car. She was able to return home later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Megurie
Beckford
Jameson Memorial Hospital
New Castle News Highlights 1850 Canal Boats and Street Plans
Lawrence County items report the Erie to Beaver canal opened with favorable navigation and regular Express Packet service by R. G. Parks beginning May 25 1850. Proposals to build a New Castle to New Wilmington plank road. June stock subscription notices. Streets need paving and cinder walks suggested near crossings and churches. Prison relocation from Mercer jail to a new facility in New Castle praised for construction and security. Daily canal packets run to Rochester with the Eclipse steamer offering modern passenger service, with schedules noted as frequent and reliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Beaver
R. G. Parks
New Castle
New Wilmington
Wilmington
Lake Erie Boat Service and County Updates
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday trips from New Castle to Pittsburgh with 7 PM departures and 6 PM returns from Rochester on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Officers Capts Blake and Gould command the boats. Also notes a 1850 county seat picture forthcoming and 4-H Silver Thimble Girls meeting at Pleasant Hill grange with officers elected and sewing talks by members. June 9 set for next meeting amid concerns about debt and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
New Castle
Rochester
Blake
Gould
Pat
4-H
Clib
Pleasant Hill Grange Hall
Sarah Beighley
Phyllis Boots
Mary Magee
Mary Miller
Lois
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Evalynne Vaughan Box
R. D
Aliquippa
New Bethlehem
VU. P. Church
Margaret Thomson
Pulaski
City Market
West
Washington and
Beaver Sts
Jergen
Vpoilet
Lighthouse Cleanser
Armour
Armour's
Armour’s Star
Chuck
Derosa
Jefferson St
Highland Ave
Cascade
Y. W
Wonderland G. R
Blue Triangle
Lillian Ekblom
NeCall
Seph G. R
Camp East Brook
J. R. Free Co
New Castle Drug Co
North Mill St
East Washington St
East Long Ave
Lux
Lux Flakes
Rinso
Ice Chopper
Mill and
Washington
Nobils
Nancy Willamn
Weatherbird
Paperman
Super Market Cor
Scioto and
Long Ave
Nen As
Quaker Rice Sparkies
Jack Gerson
Bulova
Dean
Pectrice
Rhoda
Dolly Madison
Jewels
Lincoln
Cambridge
Conrad
Patricia
Washington At Mill
New Castle, Pa
Lawrence County
Lawrence County Historical Society
Pennsylvania Historical Commission
WPA
Pennsylvania Historical Survey
Commission
Lawrence Journal
Pennsyl
Vania
Mercer
J. B Gould
Silver
Brenneman
Ada Stratton
Mary Welter
Alda Weller
Muss Taylor
Srv Debaker Champiqy
Howe
Aed
Re Aetaire
Tsctury South Banul
Barnes-Snyder Motor Car CO
North
Mercer Street
Sea America
Studebaker
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