Beaver Baptists Hold 143rd Annual Ellwood City Meeting
Beaver Baptist Association opens its 143rd annual meeting at First Baptist Church Ellwood City with sessions from 9 30 a m through Thursday evening Rev E C Rowand Jr of Sharon serves as moderator and Rev John A Waugaman as clerk Keynote by Rev Rowand and a slate of speakers including Dr Will Gordon Rev Earl Staples and Rev Robert Johnson of India and Burma The closing address will be by Leon Sullivan with a banquet and officer installations scheduled
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Ellwood City
E. C. Rowand, Jr
Sharon
John A. Waugaman
Rowand
Ralph Newell
Henry Young
Will Gordon
Providence Baptist Church
Baptist
W. R. Sloman
Young Peoples
Earl Staples
W. E. Bloomquist
Baptist Temple
Youngstown
Gordon
William Crowley
Garth Koch
John Kautz
E. J. Moss
Joseph Kirkwood
Robert Johnson
India
Burma
Leon Sullivan
Invetment Banker
Philadelphia
Teachers Enjoy Picnic Supper at Gaston Park
End of term gathering for Benjamin Franklin junior high teachers included a picnic supper in Gaston Park Tuesday night. Special guests were the school superintendent, Mrs. Frank L. Burton, and the principal, Mrs. Gerald Nord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Gaston Park
Frank L. Burton
Gerald Nord
Width of Fall at Niagara Falls
Width of Niagara Falls is about one half mile across. The description notes the falls span a wide expanse appealing to visitors and engineers studying river flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
WSCS Meeting and Vacation Bible School Plans
Members of the WSCS will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Methodist church auditorium with Miss Leila Kirschler leading. Teachers and aides for the Pentecostal Bible school will also gather to finalize plans for Monday morning sessions. Louise Baker and son Timmy visited relatives here. Rimersburg and Templeton visitors joined Hawthorne residents at the King home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Methodist Church
Leila Kirschler
Pentecostal Daily Vacation Bible School
Louise Baker
Timmy
New Brighton
George Holler
Rimersburg
S. L. Walter
Templeton
Eugene Lersh
Hawthorne
Richard King
Erie Vice Squad Ordered To Step Up Work In City
Erie police chief William Donahue ordered the vice squad to increase operations, with emphasis on numbers raids, after reports of renewed vice activity in the city. The unit had not raided since December as an investigation into police department corruption unfolds. Mayor Thomas Flatley awaits a court ruling on the legality of secret hearings into the alleged corruption, which newspapers sought to halt with a temporary injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
INS
William Donahue
Thomas Flatley
Ehe
Mrs Spencer Tracy Speaks At Illinois Deaf School
Mrs Spencer Tracy wife of the film star will address parents at the Illinois School for the Deaf in Jacksonville on the opening day of a preschool deaf and hard of hearing workshop. The program runs through June 13 with demonstrations and lectures by field experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Spencer Tracy
Illinois School For Deaf
Tracy
New Castle
John Tracy
Los Angeles
McCarthy Seeks Pretrial Testimony Without Recorder
Sen. McCarthy of Wisconsin presses a new bid to take pretrial testimony in his two million dollar suit against Sen. Benton of Connecticut. The move aims to avoid a recording device after Benton objected to a tape recorder during a previous attempt, a ruling by the U S District Court backed his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Sen
McCarthy
Wis
Benton
Conn
U. S. District Court
Crafton Flier Narrow Escape In Woodbury Plane Crash
Crafton Pennsylvania Air Force corporal Cpl. Richard Hartz, 23, escaped serious injury when his private plane crashed after take-off at Woodbury Airport New Jersey. He and three local men were unharmed while the aircraft was demolished after skidding into a tomato patch near the turnpike. Police said water on the runway stalled the engine and wheels on takeoff. Hartz was on leave from Forbes Airfield Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
N.J
INS
Crafton
Air Force
Richard Hartz
Hartz
New Jersey Turnpike
Forbes Airfield
Topeka
Kan
Local resident injured by boiler hose disconnect incident
A resident sustained first and second degree burns on the right chest and abdomen Tuesday afternoon when a hose on the hot water faucet detached in a bathroom. He was treated at Jam eson Memorial hospital at 5:55 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Russia is Larger by Area Than United States
Russia covers 2.87 times the land area of the United States, underscoring its vast geographic size and global standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United States
Hearing in Senate office building room with stenographers
The session proceeds in a Senate office building room with the usual court stenographers recording the testimony. No additional observers are noted as the hearing unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Chelsea Woman Balances Four Careers Three Roles
Mrs Eunice Burbank of Chelsea supports four grown children and 15 grandchildren while teaching at an all grades district school. She also works as a dairy herd tester, a rare combination of duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Eunice Burbank
Drunken Driving Arrested on Mahoning Avenue
R Rhodes of North Ashland Avenue was charged with driving an auto while intoxicated after a 11 50 p m Tuesday arrest by Policemen Rozzi and Occhibone on Mahoning Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Rhodes
Ashland Avenue
Rozzi and
Occhibone
Mahoning Avenue
Bankers of State Elect Year's Officers
The Pennsylvania Bankers Association elected George C. Rutledge of the Johnstown Bank and Trust Co. as president for 1952 53 at Atlantic City during the 58th annual convention. The new vice president is J. C. Warner of the First National Bank of Milford. James G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers of State
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Bankers Association
George C. Rutledge
Johnstown Bankem Trust Co
Rutledge
J. C. Warner
First National Bank of
Milford
James G
Thompson Jr Re elected Treasurer of Local Bank Association
Thompson Jr of the First National Bank Middleburg was re elected treasurer. Carl K Dellmuth of Harrisburg is secretary of the association.
Smoke Not Smoke Washington Volcano Steam Explained
The National Geographic Society states that the eruption plume is steam rather than smoke. The dark color comes from volcanic ash mixed in the steam, forming mud rain. Ash can loft into the stratosphere for years and travel long distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Geographic Society
Boley Burned In Bath Incident Reported
Frederick W. Boley Jr. aged 15 of 421 East Leasure Avenue suffered serious burns in a bath incident. The youth was injured at his home and medical staff were alerted promptly. Authorities did not release further details pending investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boley
Bath
Frederick W. Boley, Jr
Leasure Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beaver Baptists
Euclid
Wilmington Ave
Auto Wash Brush
Simoniz
Bible School Meeting
Illinois
Jererarnen
Goeewen
Diana Shoe Service
South Mercer
Super Market
Long Ave
Graham
Ann Delafield
Re. Tee Macccontte
The
U.S
Mlee
Asacd
Rand’s Rexall Store
Triangle Market
Butler Ave
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
NORGE
Keystone Furniture Co
E. Wash. St
Marquis-Hinish
Sinclair Products
Gardner Ave
Carpets Geertaldee
Household Specialties CO
E. Long Ave
Muggs and
Skeeter
Sen. McCarthy
Crafton Flier
Majestic Wallpaper & Paint CO
East
Weresae
Regent Theatre
Diamond
Grass Seed Ag
Frey Bros
S. Mill St
T. J. Keegan Sand
Youvgorowe
Calvary Gospel Tabernacle
Vogan ST
E. Washington
Arthur W. Meek
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
East Washington St
House Paints Enamels
Army & Navy Store
W. Wash. Sr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!