Seventh Ward couple serenaded at Davis Bible class party
Members of the Davis Bible class of Mahoning Methodist Church held a May 26 gathering at Mrs. Harry Freeman's West Madison Ave home then visited Mr and Mrs Ernest Gray of West Madison Ave. The bride and groom were serenaded with sleigh bells and cow bells and given gifts and a cake. Mrs Ray Tanner presented a gift for the couple and the class as a whole. A lunch was prepared by Mrs W C Shanafelt and Mrs Merle Adams.
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Davis Bible
Mahoning
Firemen Auxiliary Meeting Tonight at North Beaver Fire Hall
The North Beaver Township Volunteer Fire Department auxiliary will hold its regular meeting this evening at 8:30 in the fire hall. President Mrs. Willa Pitzer presides. Social committee led by Mrs. Elsie Craig with Mrs. James Crawford and others assisting.
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North Beaver Township
Waddell Bible Class Elects Officers at Mahoning Church
In the Mahoning Methodist church parlors the Waddell Bible class met Tuesday evening. Mrs J A Waddell led Psalm 19 and offered prayer. Mrs Maurice Boyd, president, chaired the business session and new officers were elected for the coming year including president Mrs Maurice Boyd and vice president Mrs Omar Mauck.
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Mahoning Methodist Church
Waddell
J. A. Waddell
Maurice Boyd
Omar Mauck
September Project Sponsorship Planned By Local Group
Hazel Jolley treasurer for Mrs John Conn led a meeting where a September project sponsorship was decided. A lunch by Mrs Audrey Brown and Mrs David Daniels followed. Next gathering set for September.
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Hazel Jolley
John Conn
Audrey Brown
David Daniels
No School Thursday at Mahoning School
This morning at Mahoning School the ninth grade graduation program began at nine oclock under Miss Anna Benson. Thursday no students will report to class though teachers stay to work on reports. Friday students return as usual and will be dismissed at ten oclock.
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Mahoning School
Anna Benson
Friendship Circle Meets On Thursday at Mt Jackson U P Church
Members of the Friendship Circle of Mt Jackson U P Church will meet at eight o’clock Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Lou Gwin on Mt Jackson road. Co hostest is Mrs Willis Gleghorn.
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Lou Gwin
Mt. Jackson Road
Friendship Circle of
Mt. Jackson U. P
Willis Gleghorn
Holy Name Society Meets This Evening
The Holy Name Society executive board meets at 7 oclock in St. Lucy s church auditorium. Committee chairmen report and plans are set for the monthly communion at 7:30 Sunday mass and breakfast after mass. The regular monthly meeting will follow. Joseph Zumpella, president.
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The
Holy Name Society
St. Lucy’s Church
Joseph Zumpella
Mrs Kutz to Host McCoy Bible Class Event
Mrs George Kutz of West Madison Avenue will host members of the McCoy Bible class at Mahoning Methodist church Thursday at 8 oclock. Mrs Ruth Soroka and her committee plan to meet Madison Avenue Christian Sunday school children Thursday at 4 pm for Children's Day service ahead of Sunday morning June 10.
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George Kutz
West Madison Avenue
McCoy
Mahoning
Frances Davenport Receives B A Degree in Journalism
Frances Elizabeth Davenport of 1004 Adams Street earned a Bachelor of Arts in journalism from Westminster College on June 4. The Davenport family formerly lived in Somerville New Jersey.
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Frances Elizabeth Davenport
Adams Street
Westminster College
Davenports
Somerville
N. J
Neshannock Church Services and Local Notes
Morning worship at 9 45 led by Rev Hugh Snodgrass with Sunday school at 10 45 led by superintendent Kenneth Reed. Missionary meeting hosted by Mrs Harold Alborn on East Brook road Thursday evening. Vern Cummings of Warren visited Hugh Ford’s home. The Reed family hosted guests Saturday evening. Cpl Ralph Copper Jr and his wife on ten day leave from Camp Atterbury with relatives here. Leah Patton of New Castle visited her parents on Harlansburg road. Charles Knorr and son from Hutsville Md visited Mrs Venetta Kildoo. J M Dean of Deerfield O called on Chad Dean on Harlansburg road Thursday. Frank Menotti moved to apartment on Harlansburg road vacated by L G Jones. The Jones family moved to Mulberry street in New Castle. M W McCracken and family visited Hoyt Shaw and Mrs John Cassidy of Mt Hermon. Gerald Copper family and daughters Carol and Karen of RD 4 spent Memorial Day at Idora Park. M W McCracken and family later visited Robert Stevenson and daughters of Enon Valley.
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Vern Cummings
Warren
Hugh Ford
E. B. Reed
Sara
Kenneth Reed
Ralph Copper, Jr
Camp Atterbury
Leah Patton
New Caste
L. C. Patton
Harlansburg Road
L. G. Jones
Jones
Mulberry Street
New Castle
M. W. McCracken
Hoyt Shaw
John Cassidy
Mt. Hermon
Gerald Copper
Carol
Karen
RD 4
Idora Park
Crowded Weekend Visits Across Plain Grove and Nearby Towns
A string of family visits fills Memorial Day weekend with relatives gathered in Plain Grove and surrounding areas. Residents from Butler East Brook Akron Mercer and Volant share time with local families including the Sickafuses and Tucker household. A note adds that about 560000 square miles of Canadian territory are designated bird sanctuaries.
Local Social News Highlights Rochester Guests and Weddings
Rochester residents attended weddings and family events here recently. The Ferrazzano Pesa nuptials drew many Leonardo Pugliese and related families. Shirley Weyrick celebrated graduation at Southern Seminary and Junior College with relatives from Buena Vista Virginia. James Stewart wed at Brandton M E church with Mason and Fishburn kin in attendance. An authority notes stuttering is a personality disorder, not an organ defect.
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Sam Leonardo
Guy Pugliese
Carmen Leonardo
Ralph Leonardo
Connie Arotore
Rochester
N. Y
M. E. Bare
Buena Vista
Shirley Weyrick
Southern Seminary
James Mason
Everett Fishburn
Hugh Guntrum
Brannan Narrows Wheat Shortage Fears in U S
Agriculture Secretary Brannan dismissed reports of a wheat shortage and forecast a near one billion bushel crop for the coming year. He cited about 682 million bushels of winter wheat and 309 million of spring wheat, plus a roughly 400 million bushel carryover, to meet domestic and foreign demand including India.
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Washington
INS
Agriculture
Brannan
U. S
International News Service
India
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