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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1958
Page
7
Television critic William Ewold reviews Music Bingo on NBC as a derivative bore and mocks summer programming. He proposes low cost creative experiments using drama schools and international kinescopes, urging fresh formats and talent showcases over reruns and cheap quizzes.
In New Castle hundreds suffer from gassy catches and abdominal discomfort from frequent bloating. Sys-Tone promises relief by working with meals to prevent gas, with customers urged to obtain it at Eckerd's Drug Store or through leading druggists in New Castle and nearby towns.
CBS assigns an annual auto sponsor for one show at 225000 dollars per episode. Tom Kennedy takes emcee duty on NBCs The Big Game, replacing Truth or Consequences on June 13. Jody McCrea and Ann Williams replace Roddy McDowell and Janice Rule in Kraft Theatre drama Last of the Belles Confession, Dallas origin, replacing Make Me Laugh on ABC from June 19. Pat Boone earns magna cum laude B S from Columbia University with an A minus average.
David A. Turner son of Mr and Mrs Alan C Turner 515 E Leas ure Ave will earn a bachelor of science in mechanical engineering at Carnegie Institute of Technology Pittsburgh June 10 He will also receive a commission in the U S Army Reserve Corps of Engineers A 1954 New Castle Senior High School graduate Turner belongs to Delta Upsilon Pi Tau Sigma ASME and the SAE and played intramural football.
The Edenburg Church finance group met at Mrs. Ray Biddle's home to prepare the coming year's budget with Rev. James Williamson in charge. The Young Adult Class met at Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter's home with Arlene Hassig presiding and Mrs. Verne Roth leading devotional work.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Ma honing Township Volunteer Fire seeks support and participation for upcoming fundraising and community service activities. Members plan a series of events to aid the fire department and local residents.
A group gathered at the Edenburg Fire Pat Fitzgerald’s venue in West Mayfield Hall on Tuesday evening June 3 at 8 p.m. Hosts were Mrs. Andy Mani frang and Mrs. Roy Anangst. Families and friends from Canton, West Bridgewater, Wampum, and Connelton joined in weekend visits and celebrations.
Mrs. Humphrey and Miss Helen Robinson of Kent Ohio visited Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wigton and Mr. and Mrs. Ray McKay, sharing a social afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Clark Brown and their family of Coraopolis spent Friday visiting Mr and Mrs Robert Hammers.
Mrs William McIntosh and Mrs Sara McIntosh spent the past week in Fairless Pennsylvania with friends.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Porter and moms have moved to Enon Valley John Rohrman broke his arm while working at the railroad Mr and Mrs Charles Vankirk and sons visited at the home of
An estimated 233 million people live in North America according to the latest demographic assessment. The data highlights population concentration in major urban centers and growing regional diversity across the continent.
Jacqueline L Baptiste of 1713 Wilmington Rd is a candidate for a bachelor of science degree at Kent State University as the school prepares for its 45th annual Spring commencement. New York article notes the grocery sector spends about 100 million dollars yearly on product and market research and employs 6,400 scientists and technicians to create and improve food products.
On June 7 at 10 a.m. in Memorial Gymnasium Miss Baptiste is among 809 students slated to receive degrees at the university.
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