Market Trading Starts Quietly With Irregular Opens
New York stocks opened with uneven advances in a quiet session as traders assessed early market moves and small gains appeared across several issues.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1956
Page
18
New York stocks opened with uneven advances in a quiet session as traders assessed early market moves and small gains appeared across several issues.
The list from Kay, Richards & Co. to Young. Sheet & Tube details noon prices for American and international firms across industries. Notable names include American Airlines, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, Chase Vought Aircraft, Lockheed, Boeing, Exxon, and more with percent changes and fractions.
Laurel Junior High school board accepted resignations of five teachers at a Monday meeting. Barbara McGeary left to join her husband in service. E Jean Muncert leaves the profession. Shirley Woolcutt takes another teaching job with Allegheny Valley joint district. Donna Davidson exits. Ethel Kennaday accepts a job in New Jersey Bernardsville system.
Princeton news notes an evening meeting of the Womens Missionary Society at Mrs. Donald Cameron’s home with Mrs. Grant Shaffer as co hostess and Mrs. Gareth Boyd leading devotions. Also reported is the 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Harlan of Ellwood City with open house. Children’s Day programs are set for June 10 at Princeton Presbyterian Oak Grove U P and Mt Hermon Presbyterian churches. Various local visits and family news follow from Ellwood City to New Castle and Portersville with Camp Geiger in N C and Camp Le Jeune training for Donald Thompson.
Slippery Rock Fire Auxiliary will hold its June meeting at the fire hall Monday evening June 11 at 8 p.m. Hostesses named include Mrs. Illie Weisz Mrs. Rhoda Book Mrs. Rosabelle Young and Mrs. Ada Wilson.
Executives of the Slippery Rock Sabbath School District held a quarterly session at Rose Point Reformed Presbyterian Church on Sunday afternoon. Miss Mary Jane Wilson presided as president and led routine business followed by discussions on plans for the fall convention and the School of Reli- gion.
The board approved Clarence R. Book for the roles of bus driver and full-time bus maintenance man. Authority to solicit bids for replacing a boiler at the Harlansburg building was granted. The joint board will meet next on July 2 at East Brook.
Phillip Germaine will be installed as minister of the New Bedford United Presbyterian church on Thursday evening June 7 at 8 p.m. He recently graduated from Pittsburgh Xenia Seminary and Wayne University and has served churches near Pittsburgh during his training. He comes with his wife Carol Ann Bates of Detroit.
The Senate Interior Committee summoned Fred A. Seaton for a hearing on his nomination to be interior secretary. A closed door meeting followed the public hearing, signaling rapid action after President Eisenhower named Seaton, a White House deputy assistant, to replace Douglas McKay.
Jagielly Ladies auxiliary will assemble Tuesday June 5 at 7 30 p m in the Jagielly club room on Long Ave The note appears in local social notices. John Emery two and a half was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital for a laceration of the lower lip from a sliding board incident.
The Pu laski Township School District posts a proposed budget for the year starting July 1956 and invites inspection at Melvin Moorhouse’s home in New Bedford Pa. Lawrence County invites sealed bids for tax duplicate sheets and binders with terms due June 19 1956 and specifies bid security and delivery timelines.
Mahoning Kuskuski Boy Scout and Explorer Scout leaders plan a round table discussion on program ideas at Camp Agawam 8 p.m. Wednesday. Herb Ridgley leads Boy Scout portion and Larry Spears heads Explorer sessions.
We thank friends, neighbors and relatives for kindness and sympathy during the death of our son John Butchie Contos. Grateful for flowers and cars donated. Mr and Mrs John Contos and Family.
Classified ad notice outlines payment by days the ad runs with rates reflecting results. Ads accepted until 9 am on publication day and cancellations or corrections allowed until 10 am. Deadline does not apply to lost and fauna itemskeeping ad space available.
Classified ad fragment lists positions: cashiers at Avon with starting pay 1.33 per hour, waitress at Mal Mahoning Cafe, a live-in care task for newborn infant, retired bookkeeper relief clerk weekly, and a machinist cost estimator with 42 years of growth. Includes contact numbers and names.
Classified notices list openings for a laboratory technician with college training in quantitative analysis and flexible hours for education, a courteous married man 21 to 40 for a permanent local position, an assistant manager trainee at a large financial institution requiring high school graduation and a car, and three full time sales roles at Jewel Tea Company with age over 25 and references. Calls and box referrals provided.
Cascade Construction and Supply and Gordon’s Army Store list used and new building items. Shecks include doors, tiles, paint by Royal Dutch, enamel for walls, and aluminum awnings with financing options. Local suppliers Montgomery Builders Supply and Quality Lumber provide prices and representatives.
Limited openings for experienced salesmen to join a national prestige organization. Earn 125 dollars weekly plus bonuses during training, with options for higher commission after training. Target men ages 30 to 50 with car access in Youngstown and nearby eastern Ohio or western Pennsylvania. Interviews in Youngstown. apply via air mail to F Arend at United States Chamber of Commerce, Chicago, listing five years of sales experience, age, and address.
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