Union Police To Be Named Union Police To Be Named
The Canon Board of Supervisors plans to appoint part time township policemen. Chairman Donald E Brown said a special meeting would be called within two weeks to appoint officers. Officers receive 50 dollars monthly and 40 gallons of gasoline, must supply own ears, uniforms. The board discussed traffic issues at Sco abd Lane and State St and the need for a land map. Building permits issued in May total 13 with an estimated value of 22700. The board aims to stay within budget to avoid tax increases while finishing paving and liens.
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Canon ‘Two Board of Supervisors
Donalde. Brown
Nex
Brown
Willan Bayles
Sco Abd Lane
State St
State Highway Dept. Lad
Resis
Ae A
Bie
Supers Hanna
J. Dhry
Arown
Donald
Showers Today Also Wednesday With Warm Front Move
Moist warm air will bring scattered showers today and more numerous showers and thundershowers on Wednesday. Overnight lows range from the 30s in the mountains to the 40s and 50s elsewhere. Highs will reach 80s today and Wednesday as a warm front slowly moves eastward.
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United Press International
New England
North Carolina
Carolinas
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Shenango Two Summer Courses Listed in 1962
Shenango Township plans summer sessions for high school students with a $5 registration fee refundable upon meeting three quarters attendance. Courses run July 7 through July 24, cost $2 for township residents, include typing, math, world history, US history, English and algebra. Regular academic credit awarded for attendance.
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New
Casile
Urlay
Jane
Anual Nuon i
Shenae
Shenango
Ide
X Ray Technicians Honor Jameson Memorial Leaders
X Ray Technicians at Jameson Memorial honor James J. Slagte as president of the Republi of Tega as local stamps and colonial history are discussed. Other notes cover Togaland’s history, new stamp issues, and a New Castle Stamp Club event with committee members and speakers including Lawrence Alter and Missi. The piece also mentions Society of X Ray Technicians officers, a possible state convention in New Castle, a June meeting canceled for Red Shimes, and notes on Nebraska trout streams, a Fort Wayne base ball game, and Lou Gehrig’s football history.
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Tega
Togs
Africa
Togaland
Giana
Tose
New Castle
Gea Molney
Set
Mary
Moore
Lawrence Alter
Lekson Kutalls
Misoi
Duncan Newhard
Jol Wilson
Jobe Hitch
Society of X-Ray
Jameson
Esther Mack
New Castle Hospital
Bernice Christy
Greenville Hospital
County PTA Council Meeting Scheduled Today
Lavwrence County Council of PTA will hold an executive committee meeting at Mesta Machine company today at 7 p.m. Mrs. Joseph Bergman leads a discussion on how the council can help. Mrs. James Ceccarelli will report on the Spring Conference in Billsburgh. All county officers and delegates are urged to attend.
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Lavwrence County Council
PTA
Mesta Machine
UY P.m
Joseph Bergman
Council
Anes Ceccarelli
Billsburgh
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Union Police
Lawrence Savings and Trust Co
Federal Depositsurance Corp
New Castle Elwood
Istamp Club News
Shenango Two
Kame Slagle
James J. Slagte
Teed
Jameson Memorial Ho Zh
Franklin Hospital
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana
Martha Shrine
Mentha Shrine No. H
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Panhandle
New York
Lou Gehrig
Vilal Bia University
County
PTA Council
Penney
AMES
Thewans
Sherwin-Williams
Kirk
Washington
Belles
Betty Gay Shop
BIG
First Federal Savings and Loan Assn
R. Frew
Brenner Fausic Center
Butz Flowers
Citizens National Bank
Jack Gerson
Gui’ Haney Furniture
Joseph's Super Markets
Towe's Youth Center & Boys’ Wear
Majestic
Mileer
Moser Wallpaper & Paint CO
G. C. Murphy CO
Baines Shoe CO
Dollar Savings Association Economy Home Furniture
King's Jewelry
Kirk-Hutton Lawrence Savings & Trust CO
NEW Castle News
Penney CO. Perelman’s
Penn Power
Richman Bros
Sears, Roebuck & CO
Silverman’s Shoe Store
Spencer Paint & Glass
Strauss-Hirshberg
the Teen Corner
Helen Asselton
Warner's Camera Shop
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