Center Church to Sponsor Daily Vacation Bible School
Center U P church announces a Daily Vacation Bible School from June 9 to June 20, 9 am to noon except Saturday. Ages 4 to 10 for boys and 4 to 12 for girls. Staff includes Mrs. Frank Frew as superintendent and a group of regular workers. The program blends Bible work, songs, hand work, and drills. Closing program set for June 22 at 8 pm.
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Center
U. P. Church Daily Vacation Bible School
Frank Frew
Gertrude Hogue
Nellie
Edna Duncan
Grace
Sara McCandless
Leslie Kalajainen
Joann Baldwin
Joyce Smith
Carol Coultas
Carol Leonard
Hoover Heights Bible School Opens June 9
Hoover Heights Christian and Missionary Alliance hosts a daily Vacation Bible School in South New Castle from June 9 to 20, excluding Saturdays. The program runs 9 to 11 45 a m with the theme Sailing With Christ and activities in Bible study and crafts for ages four to junior high. Rev. F C Johannides leads as skipper with a team of teachers including Mrs Stanley Nych and others.
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Hoover Heights
Stanley Nych
Ronald Anderson
Ruth Heaton
Charles Anderson
Claire Weaver
School to sail in church under Goddard officiance
Floyd Goddard will lead the voyage with Mrs. Dale Hennon as second in command. Assistants include Miss Jackie Morosky Miss Gayle Anderson Miss Althea DeHass and Bob Walker. The school will sail in the church.
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Floyd Goddard
Dale Hennon
Jackie Morosky
Gayle Anderson
Althea DeHass
Bob Walker
Ned Vidal To Be Buried Saturday
Funeral services for Numa F. Vidal known as Ned Vidal will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Donald Sample funeral home in Sharon Pennsylvania with Dr. William A. Wishart of First Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial is in Hillcrest Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call this evening from 7 to 9 at the funeral home. The Allegheny College senior died from extensive burns after a propane gas explosion while lighting a gas heater in a rented cottage at Conneaut Lake.
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Numa F
Ned” Vidal
Numa F. Vidal
Sharon
City
Donald Sample
Euclid Avenue
Sharon, Pa
William A. Wishart
First Presbyterian Church
Hillcrest Memorial Cemetery
Allegheny College
Conneaut Lake
Mrs Llewellyn Hurt After Fall on Water Street
Mrs Anna Llewellyn of 337 Neshannock Avenue reportedly fell on Water Street yesterday afternoon when her foot caught a sidewalk crack. She sustained bruises to her nose forehead and eyes. George Washington laid the corner stone of the White House.
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Anna Llewellyn
Neshannock Avenue
Water Street
George Washington
White House
Three Killed In County Last Month
State Police May report shows three people killed and 19 hurt in county motor vehicle crashes last month, down in deaths but up in injuries from 1951. Property damage totaled 10 390 dollars across 19 accidents with 415 patrols covering 10 013 miles. 12 crashes at night and seven by day.
Raub and others visit Edenburg residents
Mr. and Mrs. William Raub of Manhattan Beach California are visiting relatives in Edenburg. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Good knight of Harlansburg, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyd and children of New Castle R D visited in the Paul Roberts home. Clarence Mc Connell hosted visits from Lester McConnell of Warren Pennsylvania and Henry Buehler of Hamden Ohio.
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William Raub
Manhattan Beach
Cal
Donald Goodknight
Harlansburg
Robert Boyd
New Castle
R.D
Paul Roberts
Lester McConnell
Warren, Pa
Clarence McConnell
Henry Buehler
Hamden, O
Local visitors share time with Schock and Smith families
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Schock and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Siddle hosted guests. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith and their New Castle family spent Saturday with Mrs. William Smith. J. M. Lease of Baden, Pa., called on the Herman Schock residence.
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H. R. Schock
Ray Siddle
Harry Smith
New Castle
William Smith
J. M. Lease
Baden
Herman Schock
Congregationalists Plan Youth Service at First Church
The First Congregational church will host a Sunday morning youth service with two vested choirs performing. Each youth will receive a memento funded by J Hugh son Jones of New York City in appreciation of the church youth work during his recent visit. The program features T J Keegan as evangelist and musician sand artist for a youth oriented hour.
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First Congregational Church
J. Hughson Jones
New York City
Mifflin Miller
Ruth Matthews
Helen Bane
Isabelle Price
Evangelist T. J. Keegan
Caretakers Post GrassWarning Sign at St. Matthew’s
At St. Matthew's Church in New York caretakers posted a sign to keep off the grass for the season. The sign reads Go away I wanna be a lawn.
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Buffalo. N. Y
St. Matthew's Church
Princeton Seniors Return From Trip
Seventeen members of Slippery Rock township high school's graduating class of 1952 returned from a four day educational excursion to Washington D C Maryland and Virginia. Highlights included Skyline Caverns a Potomac cruise Mount Vernon Gettysburg battlefield Harrisburg Capitol and a transit on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. The group traveled by the local school bus and was chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Benjamin S Perrett with Mr Perrett serving as the senior class advisor.
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Slippery Rock Township High School
Washington, D. C
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsyl
Vania
Skyline Caverns
Potomac
Mount Vernon
Gettysburg
State Capitol
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Slippery Rock Township
Benjamin S. Perrett
Perrett
Central Christian Youth Day Plans With Theme
Central Christian church will observe its annual Children's Day on Sunday June 8 announced by minister John N Mosteller. The program begins at the Sunday school hour with classes uniting to offer for foreign missionary work. The morning sermon is Is It Well with Your Child and the evening program features songs and a message from the children to parents and guests. Drive Slow-Children Move Fast.
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Central Christian Church
John N. Mosteller
Evening meeting at First Baptist Church hosts Mrs Frew home
A church gathering at the First Baptist will convene this evening at Mrs. Howard Frew's residence with Mr. Jackson presiding at 8 o'clock. The piece recalls a past street scene of a well known young woman rushing in breathless in old-fashioned fashion.
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First Baptist Church
Howard Frew
Jackson
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