Y W C A Executive Director Reports on Committees
Marguerite D White reports the YWCA committees function better as volunteers take over policy making and work. Members aided in World Fellowship events, overseas reconstruction, and membership renewals plus 200 new members. Teens held sweater hops and rummage sales. Leadership ideas include addressing controversial issues with facts and Christian action. The executive director also oversees daily operations in the 62 year old building housing dormitory girls and local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite D. White
All Y. W. C. A
World Fellowship and All Association
International Institute Committee
Pittsburgh
New Castle
United States
New Hampshire
Baccalaureate Held At Bessemer High
The 1947 Bessemer High graduating class held a baccalaureate service in the school auditorium with Rev. Jerome M. Ahlstedt delivering the sermon titled Liberty Limited. He urged graduates preparing to enter a world of limited liberties and referenced Christ's words Come unto Me. The 34 seniors heard a program including scripture, prayers, choruses, and hymns. Commencement follows Thursday at 8 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer High School
Jerome M. Ahlstedt
Swedish Mission Covenant Church
Liberty Limited
Christ
Ahlstedt
Our Fathers
E. Chester Crabb
F. Melius Christiansen
Plaingrove Grange Meeting Highlights Community Talks
Plain Grove Plaringrove Grange met at the hall on Tuesday with a program featuring song, roll call and town fact, talks on Socialized Medicine and Growing Up in 1947, vocal solos by Ruth Patterson and Roberta McComme, and a Memorial Day address by Ed Gardner. Meals were provided by the social committee. Local residents and visitors are noted including Estella Adams undergoing surgery, and birth and visiting announcements from Shoaff and Lang households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaingrove Grange
The
Grange
Ruth Patterson
Robert Cory
Bernice Offut
Genevieve Maxwell
Roberta McComme
Ed. Gardner
Couple Traveled To Shop In Kansas City And Toledo
Mr and Mrs Charles Brennaman motor to Kansas City Missouri on Tuesday to attend a short horn sale and will visit Toledo on the way home. Mr and Mrs Robert Stillwagon Grove City announce the birth of a daughter at Jameson Memorial Hospital on May 23. Mrs Stilwagon remembered as Miss Lois Hillmar. Mrs Nora Heckathorne and Mrs Pearl Patterson attended an alumni luncheon Saturday at Slippery Rock. Mrs Jennie Badger Wilkins-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg
Paul Shoaff
Estella Adams
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Saturay
Frank Adams
Ben Thompson
Cleveland
Merrill Shoaff
John McNulty
Springdale
McNulty
Isabelle Adams
C. J. Lang
Erie
M. G. Munn
Charles Brennaman
Kansas City
Toledo
Robert Stillwagon
Grove City
Stilwagon
Lois Hillmar
Nora Heckathorne
Pearl Patterson
Slippery Rock
Jennie Badger
Wilkins
Suspected drunk driver arrested after Grant Street bridge crash
Policemen Thompson and Tewell arrested John Sweeney of 609 Sampson Street at 7 45 p m June 1 on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after his car rear ended Chester Hoover of 413 Spruce Street. Hoover’s car then hit Harold E. Gilmore of 927 East Washington Street. Damages were caused to both cars. The accident occurred on the Grant Street bridge. Sweeney pleaded guilty and was admitted to bail for court action before Alderman Margaret Orris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson and
Tewell
John Sweeney
Sampson Street
Chester Hoover
Spruce Stret
Hoover
Harold E. Gilmore
East Washington Street
Grant Street Bridge
Robert D. Hanna
Margaret Orris
Sweeney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y.W.C.A
FREWS
Bessemer High
J. M. Ahlstedt
Japan
Montana
Plain Grove
Plaingrove
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pi
Pinknam
Pacific Mills
Towncraft
Nucraft
Penney’s
Gerson
Real
J. R. Wood
Marn
Parker
Sheaffer
Eversharp
Emerson
Farnsworth
Admiral
Zenith Radios
Schick Shavers
Remington
Sunbeam
Schick
Ronson
Zippo
Thoreas Evans Berkeley
Remington DeLuxe
Mc Weekly
Femwevse
Famous Make
Bulova
America
Elgin
Gruen Benrus
Guilford
Westfield
Avalon
Monarch
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