Sixteen Lawrence County Students In Senior Class At Westminster College
NEW WILMINGTON June 2 Sixteen Lawrence county students are listed among Westminster college seniors pursuing degrees at the 87th annual commencement. Names include Ruth Artman, Tom Ashcom, John Davis, Joseph Francis, John Galbreath, Bruce Johnston, James Neale, Mary Martha Orr among others from New Wilmington New Castle Mahoningtown and Bessemer. They seek B A or B S degrees in chemistry economics music education history and social sciences with active campus roles noted.
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Lawrence County
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Ruth Eleanor Artman
Tom Ashcom
John Davis
Joseph Francis
John Galbreath
Bruce Johnston
James Neale
Mary Martha Orr
Elisabeth Robins
Betty Davis
Curtis Fritz
Ruth Mercer
David Rowland
Wesley Shaffer
Dick Warner
New Castle
Wayne Davis
Bessemer
Sally Thompson
Mahoningtown
Artman
Women's Glee Club
Cornell College
Alpha Theta Nu Sorority
Thomas Ashcom
Alpha Sigma Phi
Hudson and
Ashcom
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Women’s Athletic Association
College Y. W. C
Outing Club
Shenango High School
Alan B. Davis
Orpheus Choir
Wayne P. Davis
Zelienople High School
R. S. Johnston
Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity
Little Theatre
University of Pennsylvania
J. Roy Mercer
Blaine Street
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
John Orr
Elizabeth Robins
T. D. Robins
Beta Sigma Omicron
David J. Rowland
Park Avenue
Karax
Class Night At New Wilmington
New Wilmington high school's senior class will hold its annual class night at eight p.m. on Tuesday June 3 in the Community House. The program includes class histories wills prophesies and awards from school contests and the D A R. Music by the boys octette plus moving up exercises and benediction following the moving program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
America
Lorraine Platts
Warren Wilkin
Vincent Whitman
Esther Detwiler
Jonnie Schmoker
Catherine Young
W. C. Henderson
Edwin Anderson
May McKelvey
Walt Whitman
Princeton Area Social Circles Highlight Memorial Day Visits
A cascade of hometown visits and guest stays spans Princeton nearby towns. Lucille Smith stayed with Betty Lou Stutler while Mrs. Blackwood rests in Pittsburgh hospital. Many families share travel plans, church activities, and graduation events as relatives gathered for Memorial Day and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Smith
Weigletown
Betty Lou Stutler
Roosevelt backs USO in national defense effort
New York June 2 President Roosevelt endorses the United Service Organizations as essential to morale for soldiers and defense workers. Dewey cites the pledge as proof the nation stands united behind the armed forces. The USO coordinates six agencies to operate centers in 360 defense areas, with a nationwide drive of 10.765 million dollars starting June 3.
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New York
Roosevelt
United Service Organizations For
National Defense
Thomas E. Dewey
National Campaign
United Service Organizations
Washington
National Catholic Community Service
Salvation Army
Jewish Welfare Board
National Travelers Aid Association
U.S. O
Local Notes From Scott Township Families
Scott Township residents report illness recoveries visits and social calls. Luella Kerr is well enough to be out after illness. Thelma Woods spent the weekend with Juanita Blair in Mt Hermon. The Pizer family from Mercer visited Mae Locke. Howard McCracken and family joined S A Locke for a Tuesday outing in New Castle. Bert and Mrs Ewing of New Castle visited Martha McCaslin. Lulu Hettenbaugh returned home after an appendix operation. Bernice Richae! returned home after visiting a sister. Gaylord Meyers of Portersville guests included Marian McConnell visiting Carolyn McElwain of Mt Hermon. Marlyn Forbes of Neshaminy stayed with grandmother Fern Cummines. Lulu Weigle attended the Moore anniversary in Portersville. Kerr family move to Warren Kerr home with Delores. Erma West and son Bobby were guests of T C West Jr in Harlansburg. Raymond Bell improving but still in Jameson Hospital. T E McConnell and daughters visited Earl Blevins of near Portersville. E V Huston and Earl Stevenson of McKeesport visited Lulu Weigle. Joseph Ewing and Billie called at Slippery Rock, visiting Harry Marshall. S H Hunt and another Mr. were also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Kerr
Thelma Woods
Juanita Blair
M.* Hermon
Pizer
Mercer
Mae Locke
Howard McCracken
S. A. Locke
New Castle
Bert Ewing
Martha McCaslin
Lulu Hettenbaugh
Bernice Richae
Gaylord Meyers
Portersville
Marian McConnell
Carolyn McElwain
Mt. Hermon
Marlyn Forbes
Neshannock
Fern Cummines
Lulu Weigle
Frank Moore
Porters Ville
Lester Kerr
Delores
Butler County
Warren Kerr
Erma West
Bobby
T. C. West, Jr
Harlanzburg
Raymond Bell
Jameson Hospital
T. E. McConnell
Earl Blevins
E. V. Huston
Earl Stevenson
McKeesport
Joseph Ewing
Billie
Slippery Rock
Harry Marshall
8S. H. Hunt
Five New Castle Students to Receive Geneva College Degrees
Beaver Falls June 2 Five students from New Castle will receive bachelor degrees at Geneva College commencement June 3 at 10 a m in Reeves Stadium. Guy Lateano David Lewis Howard Montgomery Jack Pattison and Jean Ellen Williams will gain bachelor of science and arts degrees. The orator will be Rev John Robertson McCartney D D pastor of the Community Church Palm Springs Calif Dr McCartney a Geneva graduate of 1891 and this year with classmates celebrating the 50th anniversary of the class Also hundreds of dollars in prizes will be awarded and four honorary degrees conferred two doctor of divinity and two doctor of laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
New Castle
Geneva College
Guy Joseph Lateano
David S. Lewis
Howard E. Montgomery
Jack D Pattison
Jean Ellen Williams
Reeves Stadium
John Robertson McCartney
Community Church
Palm Springs
Calif
J. L. McCartney
Geneva
Northwood
McCartney
Graham Votes Against Extending President’s Stabilization Powers
Washington June 2 Representative Louis E. Graham of Beaver opposed a House bill to extend for two years the President’s control of the $2 billion stabilization fund and to further devalue the dollar. The measure passed 226 to 138 and would extend presidential powers to June 30, 1943, with the Senate expected to approve.
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Arthur C Wimfar
Washington
New Castle News
Washington, D. C
Louis E. Graham
Beaver
House of Representatives
House
Senate
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J. J. Francis
Kappa Phi Lambda Fraternity
E. F. Fritz
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Neptune Club
R. F. Galbreath
Pi Sigma Pi
Tau Kappa Alpha
A. P. Shaffer
Beckford Street
Richard Thompson
Kappa Delta Pi
Target
North Beaver Township
Richard Warner
M. N. Warner
R. D
Ado Aguer
Black Elas
Eckerd
Hyde
CUT Rate Drug Store
N. Liberty St. Mahoning Town
Spotlight
Dean Phipps
Auto Stores
E. Washington St
RSA
Silverman’s
East Washington St
Princeton Station
J. M. Blackwood
Presbyterian Hospital
Pittsburgh
James Young
Farrell
Belle Davis
James White
Gibsondale
Reed Forbes
Florida
J. H. Forbes
Sarah Blair
Army
Camp Meade
Maryland
Alvah Shumaker
E. G. Harper
R. F. Henry
Paul
Princeton
D. F. Henry
Near Zion
H. D. Henry
Lusenia
Billy
Women's Missionary Society of the
Oak Grove
U. P
Jennie
Howard Forbes
Beverly
Robert Myers
Butler
Margaret Aiken
Slippers Rock High School
Marjory Wiles
J. M. Wiles
Kennedy’s Mill
Clyde Allen
Akron
Howard Carr
Everett Taylor
Alla Wright
Rose Point
Earl Gosner
W. A. Wright
Adah
Clifford Watches
Waltham
Outlet
Storage Battery & Electric Service Co
N. Mercer
Pennsylvania Power Company
Wolves Club
Castleton
USO
Hugh Forbes
John Nelson
Minnie McFarland
Clarence
Alvin
Benjamin Blackwell
Lowellville
T. C. West
Hershel Ritenour
Bridgeville
West
Melvin Livingston
Harlansboro
W. T. Livingston
Irvin Livingston
Grant City
Scott Township
Niao
Chambers Motor CO
Chrysler
N. Croton Avenue
Graham
Savings & Loan Assn. of
Fferelman
Eee Ot
J. F. Perelman
Wallace Block
Washington and Jefferson Streets
Essex
Shantungs
China
Belding
China Relief
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