Wampum Rotary horse show draws many entries
The Wampum Rotary horse show reports high entry turnout with about 150 cash prizes plus trophies and medals for division winners. The event opens Friday June 6 at 7 p.m with additional shows Saturday at 1 p.m and 7 p.m. Judges hail from Kentucky and Ohio to oversee the ring at Pleasant Valley Farms.
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Kentucky
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Charlies F. Morrow
Pleasant Valley Farms
Ellwood Man Wins Geneva History Prize
Wilson E. Holbein of Ellwood City received the Geneva College history prize of 50 dollars for the best research history work. Awards were announced during the commencement ceremonies on Monday, June 2.
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Ellwood
Geneva History Prize
Geneva College
Wilson E. Holbein
Ellwood City
Personal notices of recent graduations births and travels
Mr and Mrs A A Anthony and son Darrell return from Bob Jones university Greenville SC where James Anthony receives a bachelor of arts in music and the 1952 piano award. he will be organist for an evangelistic group in North Carolina. Mrs D T Doher and daughter Mary Ann return from South Bend after Notre Dame commencement. Mr and Mrs James Book Chico CA announce daughter Lillian Louvene born May 27 at Enloe hospital Chico. Mrs Mayo L Porter and granddaughter Donna Ruth McCreary return from East Coast trip visiting Fort Dix Lakehurst Philadelphia Valley Forge.
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A. A. Anthony
Darrell
Martin Street
Bob Jones University
Greenville
S. C
James
North Carolina
D. T. Doher
Mary Ann
Waldo Street
South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Raymond Slyman
Beaver Falls
Doher
James Book
Chico
Calif
Lillian Louvene
Enlowe Hospital
Lillian Reed Book
Lawrence County
Mayo L. Porter
Donna Ruth McCreary
East
Wallace Avenue
Fort Dix
Lakehurst
N. J
Philadelphia
Valley Forge
City Street Workers Begin Patching Holes Today
City streets workers started pothole patching on several thoroughfares using asphalt from a plant now in operation.
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Amiesite
St Vitus Sodality Hosts Communion Breakfast and May Day
The St. Vitus Sodality held its first father daughter Communion breakfast after the 9:45 mass led by Rev Fr Edward Farina. Rita Cherby welcomed fathers and May Queen duties were performed during May Day on the church lawn with crowns blessed by Rev Fr Nicholas DeMita.
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Sodality of
Our Lady of St. Vitus Church
Edward Farina
Sodality
Rita Cherby
Nicholas DeMita
M. Nicoletta
William Russo
St. Vitus Holy Name Society
Delores Genovese
Mary
Frances T. Corio
Delores Malizia
Tresa Petrilli
Mario Sianato
Viola Naples
Hope
Verna Scarazzo
Charity
Rita Mae Pirioletti
Oliva Palumbo
Florence Cumo
Ann Turco
Father Farina
Albert Farina
State Holds Lead In Ice Cream Output
Pennsylvania dairy cows boosted milk production and ice cream output in April rising 18 percent from March and 16 percent from April 1951. The state produced 6,040,000 gallons, leading U.S. states by 900,000 gallons over New York and accounting for about one eighth of national production.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
New Castle
State Department of Agriculture
Keystone
New York
United States
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