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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1961
Page
7
The Harlansburg Community Bible School, run by the Harlansburg Presbyterian Church, begins June 12 and runs to June 23 from 7 to 9 PM at the Harlansburg School. Rev. Earl Collins directs with helpers Mrs. John Morrow and Mrs. Harold Cameron. classes run Nursery to adult.
Eastern Bible Institute in the Philadelphia area hosts a summer program for a girl and her parents, while the Laurel Pony Club conducts its fourth meeting. Preparation for showing ponies takes place at Les ter Dicks home with eight members and two leaders present. Janet Marshall visits Memorial Day with Judy Jinks on Hunter Lane. Mr. and Mrs. John Buchanan visit near Wampum with Tommy and Margery as guests of the Milliken family.
The New Castle Playhouse presents Finian’s Rainbow at the Crescent Theater with final performances tonight at 8 30. Frank Scalera directs the acting and Del Fletcher leads the music as the production closes after opening May 18.
Three year old Robert Eakin son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Eakin of 602 South Cascade Street cut his chin yesterday falling on a lawn mower. He received five stitches at Jameson Memorial Hospital and was released.
The Lawrence County Child Evangelism Fellowship Board will gather at the home of Mr and Mrs Dale Currie RD 6 on Monday at 8 p m Edsel Apdegraph the current chairman will direct the meeting The annual election of officers for the year is planned and wraps the agenda
In a sermonish piece, Pear Shape argues that America must find personal purpose beyond security and money. He links work, service to God, and daily life choices to oppose Communism’s appeal and to foster a national purpose rooted in biblical values and social responsibility.
About 50 criminal cases are prepared for presentation to the June grand jury which convenes at 8 a.m. Monday in courtroom one. The state’s cases against Thomas Ferriman and Max Parson, charged with the shooting of State Trooper Leonard P. Straple last Feb. 13 will be among the first presented. Straple testifies. Ferriman may plead in open court before the grand jury.
Former Massena resident Rev. Ralph Polding will dedicate a new Christian and Missionary Alliance church at 5 Dover Street in Massena New York. He is joined by Rev. L W Pippert Rev Youngve Kindberg Rev L J Isch and Mayor Thomas S Bushnell among others.
Donald Woodworth Jr. aged 13 of New Wilmington Road fractured his left arm in a fall from a tree at home last night. He was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital and released.
Jean Marie Lane of 805 Franklin Ave suffered a fractured left wrist while playing outdoors yesterday. She was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital and released.
Community service projects of 39 Lawrence County groups will receive 4415 from the April Pittsburgh Symphony Concert. Sponsored by Manufacturers Light and Heat Co the event drew 1892 adults and 631 children.
Robert T. R. Brinton returns to Detroit after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs R R Brinton at 125 Clen Moore Blvd. He is an electrical engineer with Ford Motor Co. William Floyd Atkinson is recovering in Jameson Memorial Hospital from pneumonia. Mrs Edward Brett of 107 N Merce r St will visit sister Mrs John H Schell in Ontario California then return to New Castle in September.
Hospital patients who actively seek discharge recover faster than those who passively accept hospital routine. Active patients leave sooner and return to work earlier, improving overall recovery pace.
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