Divorce Hearings Listed For 22 Cases At County Courthouse
Twenty two divorce cases are listed for hearing at 9 a.m. Friday in both courtrooms of the county courthouse. E. M. Haffey of New Galilee RD 1 seeks a divorce from Hazel Mildred Haffey of Enon Valley RD 1 after 42 years of marriage, citing desertion and indignities. Judge John S. Powers will hear the Haffey matter and eleven cases in each judge’s session, with numerous couples cited for desertion, cruel and barbarous treatment, and indignities to the person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Haffey
New Galilee
Hazel Mildred
Enon Valley
Haffeys
Beaver
Haffey
John S. Powers
John G. Lamoree
Judge Powers
Lamoree
Judith Ann Tavolier
Smithfield St
Larry S. Tavolier
Cascade St
North Beaver
Paul McCormick
N. Liberty St
Rita Mae McCormick
Liberty St
Lois Carolyn Robison
McDowell Hotel
Ellwood City
David M. Robison
Espyville Station
Bradford Woods
Lydia S. Schweinsberg
Charles R. Schweinsberg
Thelma Pallott
W. Winter St
Frank Pallott
New Castle
James Cumberledge
West Haven
Conn
Greenville
William T. Neely
W. Reynolds Sr
Shirley Ann Neely
Sharon
William H. Michlich
Nancy A. Michlich
Spring Ave
Ellwood
Francis St
Charles Michael Cook
Strongstown
Donald E. Williams
Powers
Inez M. Aldan
Darlington Rd
Wampum
Michael Aldan
West Pittsburg
New Castile
Elsie May Clyde
Fombell
Donald E. Clyde
Marlene Craig
Harold Craig
Canton, CO
Cumberland
Sally Tribuzio
Lawrence Ave
Carl Tribuzio
Crescent Ave
Pleasant Lake
Ind
Patricia L. Blazin
Foch St
George Blazin
Jane P. Galano
Samuel A. Galano Jr
Oliver G. Marks
E. Long Ave
Lillian Marks
Waldo St
Susan Ann Boughter
Neshannock Ave
Dallas Lee Boughter
Ellwood Rd
Hagerstown
Three little water consumed Gary Ind mills recycle water
In Gary Indiana steel plants water used for cooling often flows through furnaces only once and returns to the river. The practice minimizes actual consumption by reusing water rather than draining it away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
Farm real estate values hit new high in four months
The Agriculture Department reports a three percent rise in the average value of farm real estate through March 1, reaching a national average of 94.52 dollars per acre and a total market value of 109.5 billion dollars. New Jersey tops state averages at 483 dollars per acre, with Rhode Island and Connecticut also high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Agriculture Department
Department
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Florida
Maine
New Hampshire
Soil Bank
Corn Belt
California
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Military Service For Ward Hamaker
A military funeral service was held May 31 at Arlington National Cemetery for Ward S. Hamaker, 1203 Arch St., Pittsburgh, brother of Clyde Hamaker and Mrs. George Ball. He died May 26 in Aspinwall Veterans Hospital where he had been employed. He was born March 23, 1891 in Stanley, Pa, son of Albert J. and Ann R. Craft Hamaker. A World War I veteran, he served in the 89th Company TC. Surviving are another brother Walter Hamaker of Youngstown and his Pittsburgh sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington National Cemetery
Ward S. Hamaker
Arch St
Pittsburgh
Clyde Hamaker
George Ball
Marlin B. Curry
Mr. Hamaker
Aspinwall Veterans Hospital
Stanley
Albert J
Ann R. Craft Hamaker
89Th
Walter Hamaker
Youngstown
The Parent Problem in Public School Teaching 1957
February 1957 National Education Association bulletin reports 5602 of 12908 teachers responded. Findings show teaching runs in families, 28 percent have substituted teaching experience, average salaries $4055 for men and $3932 for women, and most teachers hold bachelor or higher degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Education Association
Summer Education Campaign Plans At Local Institutions
The notice outlines a 10 lesson program starting June 10 at George Washington and Ben Franklin Junior High Schools and the YMCA pool. Classes will be gender separated with proximity matching to students’ homes when possible. Last year over 1,000 youths participated. this year’s classes to be announced after registrations open until June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Ben Franklin
YMCA
Learn To Swim Campaign Opens For Youth
The Learn-to-Swim program opens June 10 under the YMCA and City Recreation Board. It serves children 8 to 16, with no fee and only parental permission required. Classes will be conducted at public facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
City Recreation Board
Polk as Only Speaker to Become President
James K. Polk holds the distinction of being the sole speaker of the U.S. House to ascend to the presidency. The fact highlights the unusual political path from House leadership to the executive office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Polk
Roman Baths Kept Ground Floor For Drainage and Heat
In ancient times baths were positioned on the building’s ground floor to stay near drainage and heating systems. This layout aided waste removal and thermal efficiency in early Roman architecture.
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Mainter
Dad
Arrow
Grantes
Paris
USA
Rapids Furniture Makers Guild
Martello Bros
Walmo Food Store
Wilmington
Ward Hamaker
C Paul
E. Wash. St. OL
S. Mill ST
National Bank of
E. Washington
N Mill St
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Axe
Matshing
A&m
Furniture Store
East Long Ave
Geate
G. A. Boyd Plumbing
R.D
New Castle, Penna
Castle Branels
New Castle Packing
First National Bank of
Lawrence County
Trapeze
Eek Aer
Anchor Stakes
Roy Roger
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