Pulaski Pastor Is Honored At Farewell
Rev Merle Weaver pastor of Pulaski Methodist Church and Mrs Weaver were honored at a farewell party sponsored by the Women's Society of Christian Service. They will leave June 19 for Chicago Tah, to begin new pastoral duties and attend Garrett Biblical Seminary. The program featured piano and vocal solos by local singers, readings, and presentations, with church officials and youth groups participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Weaver
Pulaski Methodist Church
Chari
Charles
Linda Gilliland
Weaver
Morgan
Ernest Gallagher
Adan Grell
Walter Musseltree
Sitcheltree
Pulaski
J. A. Guise
First Methodist Church
T. H. Mooris
Grove City
Irs
Gaylord Cameron
Aubrey Morgan
Afrs
Methodist
Nancy Gearhart
New Pastor Installed At Local Church Visioned Renovation
A new pastor was installed at the local church after renovations supervised by Mrs. Ella Jenkins and others. Mr and Mrs Harsh moved into the parsonage on Wednesday May 31 2 M, marking the start of their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Jenkins
M.D. Allen
A. Gardner
Stella Rovher
J. D. Pattison
J. M. Blarkwood
Harsh
Attention and Funeral Notice From Eagles Auxiliary
Attention Ladies at the Eagles Auxiliary meet at the Eagles home on Tuesday January 6 at 7 p.m. Funeral services are planned for Sisley Margaret Krueger at her Smithfield Street residence. Elsie Pugh serves as President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagles
Jane
Sisley Margaret Krueger
Smithfield Street
Elsie Pugh
Pa Newe Observes Road Work Delayed For 1951 Completion
Local notices discuss Route 422 improvements near New Castle delaying traffic until the new bed crosses the old highway. Power outages disrupted the Fast Side downtown area during a weekend, with churches advising caution for two weeks. Vacation Bible schools proceed as crews plan road resurfacing and alignment for New Wilmington road, now postponed to next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Butler County
Alyfred A. Martin
Wilmington
iFilmingston
Highway Department
Roro
U N Secretary Begins Draft of Proposals
U N secretary starts drafting proposals aimed at China from the security council. He plans to press the big four governments through open diplomatic maneuvers to avoid domestic or international displeasure if they fail to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
China
The
Security Council
Gil
al U. No
Quiblle
Belgium election shifts power as Social Christians gain seats
In Belgium the Social Christians won 107 seats against 105 for the opposition, marking a three-seat gain and reducing Liberal representation from 80 to 21 and Communist from 12 to 0. The result, while boosting Leopold's supporters, did not secure the decisive majority needed for his restoration. The 1945 exile and March referendum leave the country divided, with liberals reluctant to back Leopold in the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincia
Veconators Shempelves
Chamber of Deputies
Leopold
Social Christias
Social Christians
Lin
Socialsists
Partic Ware
L2 Loalx
Charles
Belgium
Truman Signs Foreign Aid Measure Amid World Recovery
President Truman announced a foreign aid act tied to the four point plan, detailing funds for postwar recovery and anti poverty programs. He praised the Marshall Plan for Europe and outlined allocations totaling 2.1 billion dollars for noncommunist Korea China Near East refugee relief and global children's welfare projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Atrid
Bether
Illion
Korea
China
Paul J Cuba Jr Accepted By U S Naval Academy
Paul J Cuba Jr of 327 North Shenango Street has been accepted by the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland. A New Castle High School graduate class of June 1943 he earned two football and one track letter. He will enter the next academy class after completing a physical exam in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Cuba, Jr
North Shenango, Street
United States Naval Academy
Anapolis, Md
Academy
New Castle High School
Paul Wi
North Catalina University
Abe Neds
Paul
Card Of Thanks From The McCord Family
The McCord family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and sympathy during their bereavement and for the beautiful flowers and gifts received.
Deaths Of The Day Airs Shuler and others in Ellwood City
Obituary notices list Mrs Daisy Shuler of Ellwood City and several local figures. Funeral times and locations are given for family residences and area churches, with survivor details and burial arrangements noted for each case.
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Dansy Shuler
Daisy Shuler
Ellwood City
Com
Fllwood City Hospital
Nick Shuter
Pauline
Amelia Shuter
Rado Novakovich
Hoy
Oliver RN. Stang
First, Presbyterian Church
J. , Porter and Gons
Elwood City
Obituaries and Burial Notices From Local Church Services
A sequence of funeral and burial notices lists relatives and survivors for several individuals. Details mention a Wednesday service at St Michael's Church with Rev Fr Picardke, burial at St Joseph's Cemetery, and removals from A L Boyd funeral home to residences for visitation. Other notices note private services at Mountville U P Cemetery and services conducted by Rev Payden with pallbearers named for a Crescentdale funeral.
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John A. Warner
John A. Wagner
Sarah Ann Johnston
Old Oak Street
Mercer County
John
Eliza Jane Peterman Johnston
Houston Bible Class
U. P Church
Esther M. Smiley
East Liverspool
George E
Clairton
Alexander J
Nance J. Heffner
Ast Brook
Martha M. Noel
Lynwood
Calf
G Wagher
Edith C. Lynne
Edith Clark Lyons
Stankach Nirsing
Washington Street
New Castle
Samuel B
Emma Clark
Frank Clark
Kathryn Simpson
R. L. Boyd
North
Jefferson Street
John Bobula
St. Michael's Church
William Af. Picardke
St. Joseph's Ceotery
A. L. Boyd
Stickle
Jack Dale
Delly Loy Slatlec Stickle
Sunny Vale
Calil
New Castle Hospital
G.R. Stoller
R. D
Floyd Stickle
Portersville
Mountville U. P
McNab
Charles McNab
Crescentdale
Marshall Funeral Home
Henry J. Payden
C. L. Alexander
John Buckner
Theron Payne
William Matthews
Teslie Massle
George and
Aubrey Grooms
Borisi
Clinton Cemetery
Appointments Made Today In City Police and Staff
The city council appointed new members to the police eligibility list led by Berths Roden baugh and Margaret Mackiewice Nockenberry, with Lawrence Occibone and Robert T. Smith following. Edward Doran was named night watchman and Mrs. Mary Widelko matron at Cascade Park, per Parks Director Joseph F. Medure. Catherine Dukes continues as temporary policewoman through June 15 with five weeks paid vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Agnes’ Krueger
Smithfield Street
Mrs. Krueger
Louis Pressel
Elizabeth Meiheisel Pressel
Union Township
Séph
Charles G. Krieger
Edward Fes
Ner
Berths Rodenbaugh
Margaret
Westminster Class of 320 Graduates At College Chapel
Westminster College holds its 320 senior class graduation with a choral Requiem in the chapel and an ac laureate service. Dr John Orr acting dean reads scripture Rev Wayne Christie dean of men offers evening prayer. Will W Orr president delivers sermon The Best of Life urging students to commit to God and set large goals for a transformed life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
John Orr
Wayne Christie
Will W. Orr
Ile
Liberal gains in Japan’s upper house reshape postwar policy
In the wake of elections Japan’s Liberal party leads the upper chamber with about 70 seats, aided by 120 holdovers, while the Communist party and Social Democrats trail. The Liberals, supportive of American bases, emerge as the largest single group but without a majority. The Social Democrats regain strength in second place with around 69 seats.
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Der
I Communist Party
Tapindog
United States
Unot
Social Democrats
Card Of Thanks From Cunningham Family
Neighbors and relatives express gratitude for kindness and sympathy during the death of our dear one and brother Thomas Hoy Cunningham. Also thanking for the beautiful flowers donated by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cunningham. Gold is described in mixed New York article with notes on karat differences and jewelry items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hoy Cun
Paul Cunningham
San John
Grady Moved From Greece to Iran to Strengthen Iran
President Truman shifted Ambassador Henry P. Grady from Greece to Iran to reinforce U S policy in the oil rich, communist threatened Middle East. Grady succeeds John C Wise who resigned after four years as ambassador to Iran. The United States indicated arms aid would be extended to Iran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Truman
Henry P. Grady
Greece
Iran
Middle East
Grady
John C. Wise
State Action Sought on Rail Croggings Repair
City councilman Gene Schwelnaberg urged railroads to repair croggings in the area after contacting them and then forwarding the matter to the appropriate state department for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Schwelnaberg
Department of
the State
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Pa Newe
Uurivd
Junior
Suste
Iming Leopold
Bolero Beauty
Julian Goldman
East
Washington ST
Pagecca
Paul J. Cuba Jr
U.s.naval Academy
Gars
McCord
D & W Division
Castle Stationery Co
An, Mit
Ben Habel
Bertha ‘Iratt
Lavina Confer
Eltie Troll
Catherine Portucel
Boston
Mass
Hey. T. J. Yoder
Cunningham Funeral Home
East Washington
Crestnut
Graceland Cemetery
Sharon
Gosnell
Sharon Lee Gosnell
William and
Kat Cone
Ann Cooper Gosnell
A. D
Buht Hospital
Inew Castle
E.C. Gosnell
Harvey Cooper
Pachima
Calif
Hev
Jesse Houk
Stephen Babula
Lampson
Ilness
Czechoslovakia
Dupont Chemical Works
Anna Mushenbeln
Mar
E. Washington St
O Paul
Konaileron
America
SEARS
Tan
Niecy
Pero Wily
Wetch
Apa Dewelsy
Ito3
Jack Gerson
Westminster
New York
New York City
Kerr's
Jessey
Kerr
N. MI
Eden Discount CO
N. Mercer St
Etiog
Joseph B. Leyde Highland Ave. of Water Phone
Smith
Hatometric
Wethr Kester
Westinghouse
Moses Weatinghouse
Wapur
Pennsylvania Power Company
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