Seventh Ward Ninth Grade Final Hop Seals Year
The Mahoning school's Seventh Ward Ninth Grade held its final dance of the year in the school main hall from 7 to 10 p.m. Students completed junior high and will enter high school next year. The event was organized and chaperoned by Principal Fred Y. McClure and staff with Miss Consuelo Shorts Miss Jean Weber. Refreshments were served by the student committee led by Miss Anna Lepore.
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Mahoning School
Fred Y. McClure
Consuelo Shorts
Jean Weber
Anna Lepore
Girl Scouts Hold Annual Court of Awards in Westfield Church
Mt. Jackson Community Girl Scout troops staged the annual Court of Awards at Westfield Presbyterian Church. Brownies 52 and 53 performed songs and a Mothers skit while a fly up ceremony welcomed new Intermediate Troop 65 members. Merit badges were awarded to Troop 30. eighteen intermediates moved to Senior. a new Senior troop was formed. Library pins were demonstrated by Senior Troop 1 with camp plans shared.
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Mt. Jackson
Westfield Presbyterian Church
Joseph Martin
Russell Mars
Margaret Shogrin
Bess Johnson
Irene Robertson
Florence Hodge
Betty Walker
Lester Hammond
Eloise Morris
Kay Kennedy
Phyllis Lamson
Lois Weller
McCoy Bible Class Closes Year at Mahoning Methodist
The McCoy Bible class of Mahoning Methodist Church held its final meeting of the year on Thursday evening with Mrs. L F Kersey as hostess. Mrs. Robert Haigler was elected president and officers were named including Emma Moss as vice president and George Katz as secretary. Lunch was provided by the hostess and aides. The next session is planned for the first Thursday in September with Otto Kumrow and John Walter as hostesses.
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McCoy Bible
Mahoning
R. C. Cather
Ellis Howard
George Kutz
Ralph Scowden
Otto Kumrow
John Walter
Hospital notices recount minor injuries from dog bite and coke pan accident
Descriptions detail incidents involving young troops and committee women. Diane Carr of R D 7 receives pins while Mrs Ball and Mrs Willis host. A youngster is treated for a laceration from a dog bite during play. Mrs Eilen DeLemone receives treatment for a left index finger cut from a coke pan.
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New Castle Hos
Martin
Diane Carr
R. D
Pins
Ed Ball
Willis
Willian Carr
Gleghorn
Jackson
Eilen DeLemone
West Cherry Street
DeSemone
Twenty Girls Will Camp Overnight From Troop 65
Twenty girls from Troop 65 Mt. Jackson with leader Mrs. Bess Johnson Mrs. Florence Hodge and Mrs. James Robertson plan an overnight stay at Volant Scout Camp tonight followed by a play day on Saturday. Mrs. Jean Shumaker will accompany the group.
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Mt. Jackson
Bess Johnson
Florence Hodge
James Robertson
Volant
Jean Shumaker
Davis Class To Have Wiener Roast Tonight
The Davis Bible class of Mahoning Methodist church will hold a wiener roast tonight at the Harbor Road home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Butts. The gathering begins at 8 o'clock with a business meeting and discussion.
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Davis Bible
Mahoning Methodist Church
Harbor Road
Milton Butts
Union Vacation Bible School Opens Monday in Mt Jackson
The Mt Jackson District Union Vacation Bible School starts Monday June 6 at 9 a.m. in the Mt Jackson school. About 250 children are expected with twenty teachers and assistants plus teen helpers. Rev Stephen Polley directs, accepting children age four through eighth grade. A Children’s Day program rehearsal is set for June 12 at 1 p.m. at the church led by Mrs Robert Mackie.
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Mt. Jackson
Mt. Jackson School
Stephen Polley
Robert Mackie
Firemen Parade Lights Up Mt Jackson Parades Tonight
Tonight at 7 o clock the Mt. Jackson and North Beaver Township Volunteer Firemen will stage a parade to close the carnival week. The march features firefighting equipment, firemen, bands, and many paraders forming at Kuhn's Garage on the New Castle road and proceeding to the school grounds where the carnival has been held daily.
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Mt. Jackson
North Beaver Township
Kuhn
New Castle Road
Two Treated For Injury In New Castle Hospital
Two area residents were treated for injuries after an accident in New Castle and were admitted to the hospital for observation. Authorities investigated the incident and filed no immediate charges.
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New Castle Hospital
Senate Probe Of Alleged Graft In Military Procurement
Federal tax agents join a Senate Investigations subcommittee hearing on payoffs to personnel who handled military clothing purchases in 1952 and 1953. Air Force Captain Raymond Wool of Wilkins Base Shelby Ohio is back on the stand denying any payment from contractors and facing questions about his 1953 income and outgo after admitting tax fraud.
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Alvin Spivak
Washington
INS
Senate
Internal Revenue Service
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Air Force
Raymond Wool
Wilkins Air Force Base
Shelby
Ohio
Subcommittee
Wool
Salk Inoculations For Philadelphia Children Scheduled
About 40,000 first and second grade public school children in Philadelphia will begin Salk polio vaccine injections on June 9 after approval by the U S Public Health Service. Some 27,000 parochial students had already received first shots before the halt on May 8. Public school doses should finish in about four days ahead of June 24 vacation.
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Philadelphia
INS
James P. Dixon
U. S. Public Health Service
Dixon
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