State Again Safety Leader HARRISBURG
The National Safety Council awarded Pennsylvania for outstanding highway safety in three phases. For the fifth straight year Pennsylvania led in all-round traffic safety, with sixth consecutive driver licensing citations and fourth straight year for school traffic safety programs. Otto F. Messner accepted the 1953 awards from Ned H. Dearborn, noting Pennsylvania’s top ranking among eight states in overall program effectiveness.
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May Protest Votes Cast For Young In Proxy Battle
New York Central Railway may seek court action over 800000 shares voted for Robert R Young in a proxy fight for control. The challenge followed a large block held by Clint Murchison and Sid Richardson being cast for Young at an Albany stockholders meeting. Election inspectors rejected the protest as William White signaled possible legal steps.
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Ohio Man Killed In Pittsburgh Taxi Crash
An Ohio man, John O'Connor, 52, of Parma, was struck by a taxicab in downtown Pittsburgh Thursday night and died at Mercy hospital shortly after. O'Connor was the eastern regional sales manager for the Fanny Farmer Candy Co.
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Wampum Bible School Schedules Weeklong Morning Sessions
Daily Vacation Bible school at the Presbyterian church runs Monday to June 18, from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. The theme is Gods Wonders with Bible stories songs and handwork. Supervisor Mrs Donald Boots leads a team of helpers and teachers. A dedication service at worship hour Sunday morning will honor the teachers and assistants.
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Joseph Gorgas
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Weekend Church Schedule Across Several Congregations
Pentecostal Assemblies of God on Upper Main lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by Ralph Harper and services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with supply speakers. Presbyterian at Main and Clyde notes 9 45 a m Sunday school led by Donald Boots and 11 a m service with Bible school teacher dedication. Methodist at Main and Church lists 10 a m Sunday school led by Charles Davis 11 a m service and 6 30 p m Senior Fellowship. St Monica s at Kay and Clyde notes masses 8 and 10 30 a m with weekday masses 7 15 a m Koppel masses 8 and 10 30 a m and weekday masses 8 a m.
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St. Monica's
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Resignation of Pastor Harper Leaves Uncertain Plans
The Rev William C Harper resigned as pastor effective June 1 and his family faces uncertainty. During the church school hour last Sunday the family received two gifts from the school. The Women's Missionary Council held a surprise fashion event at the Harper home presenting Mrs Harper with personal gifts. A social period ended with refreshments provided by Mesdames Elmer Lias George Lias Frank Brophy Albert Hairdegg er and David Freed.
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Married People Live Longer Says Vienna Health Experts
Health officials citing a Vienna census report that married people age 60 to 70 show lower death rates than single or divorced peers. They emphasize staying married once wed, note higher fatalities among divorcees, and confirm women generally outlive men at this age.
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Harper family visits on Main Street in Green Lane
Miss Ruth Harper of Eastern Bible Institute Green Lane pa is spending summer vacation with her parents the Rev and Mrs William C Harper on Main Street Mr and Mrs Theodore Dunfee and children visited this week at the Harper home while en route from Michigan to Wilmington Delaware
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Ridley Township Adopts Quarry Drowning Prevention Ordinance
The Ridley township board of commissioners passes a new ordinance to prevent drownings in water-filled quarries. It requires filling draining or fencing of quarries after three children drowned in excavations in the township in just over a year.
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