Graduation Night At Cathedral Draws 2500 Attendees
About 2 500 graduates and guests attended the cathedral ceremony. Invocation was by Dr Garth C. Koch. Sue Somerville played clarinet Fantasy. Janice DeVivo performed piano Toccata. Walter A. Kearney presented the speaker. class officers were James Must, Willard Belknap, Juliet Perry, Geraldine DeCarbo. An all night party followed with Buddy Morrow orchestra and 150 gifts funded by the parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Must
Willard Belknap
Juliet Perry
Geraldine DeCarbo
Verna Wilfert
Cathedral
Buddy Morrow
John Abraham Barbara Ellen Acquaviva
James Charles Adams Michaeline
Madeline Aicone
Yvonne Ann Alex David Preston Alexander Richard Joseph Alfera
Carolyn Joyce Anttila Lucille Natalie Armino
Mary Judith Bell
Jacqueline Bender
Judith Bender
Darla Jean Bennett Rose
Pauline Berger Carol Ann Biondi
Betty Jean Blake Jean Carol Bodendorfer
Robert Stanley Bank
William Henry Booker
Doris Jean Brightshoe
Donald James Bromiley
Robert Eugene Brophy
Phyllis Jean Brown Russel James Bryan Joyce
Ariene Buchanan
John Albert Buckley
Barbara Ann Buonpane
Judith Vesta Burley
Jeanne Donnelly Byers Lois Kathryn Cameron Rose
Michalene Caminiti
Mary Ellen Campbell
Myrna Ellen Campbell
MaryAnn Camuso Stanley Robert Cangey
Stephen Douglas Cannon Matthew Charles Carbone
Beverly Ann Cardella Francis Alfred Caruso
Robert Lee Casalandra
Gwendolyn Claire Cataline Joyce
Elaine Catlin
John William Caventer
AnnaRose Cestrone
Patricia Ann Chiafullo
Janet Eileen Chieze
Anthony Tito Cialella Anthony Joseph Cifelli Thomas Lewis Clark
Rosalie Marie Conti
Grace Ann Cook
Sandra Kay Corbett Robert Allan Cowden Paul Frank Cozza
Quintuplets Reported Born In Mozambique Mother Has History of Multiples
AFP reports Selina Covane aged 27 gave birth to five babies four boys and a girl at Vila Joao De Belo, 120 miles north of Lourenco Marques in Portuguese East Africa. Covane previously had twins in 1954 and triplets in 1955 and quadruplets last year. all 14 children are living.
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Paris
INS
Agence France Press
AFP
Selina Covane
Vila Joao de Belo
Lourenco Marques
Mozambique
Portuguese East Africa
Covane
Mrs. Mary Shilton Dies in Pittsburgh
Mrs. Mary Frances Shilton aged 95, mother of the late Edwin D. Shilton of this city, died yesterday at 6 p.m. at her daughter Ruth Starks’s home in Pittsburgh. The body lies at O'Brien Funeral Home in Pittsburgh. Services are set for tomorrow at 1 p.m. Interment will follow in Fredonia, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Shilton
Edwin D. Shilton
Ruth Starks
Pittsburgh
O'Brien
California Ave
Fredonia
Soviet Propaganda Pushes Pledge to Halt Bomb Testing
Soviet propaganda urges a solemn pledge not to use atomic weapons while arguing no controls are needed. The piece cites U.S. opposition to a total ban on testing until safeguarded disarmament, with Izvestia accusing Washington of seeking data on Soviet and allied capabilities. Zovin says a controlless pledge could shift the international disarmament landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Russia
Britain
France
Canada
Eisenhower
Izvestia
United States
Soviet Union
Zovin
County Extension Appointee Named To Post
Duane G. Duncan a Pennsylvania State University senior is named an assistant on the Penn State agricultural extension staff in Lawrence County for the summer starting June 10. He will work with County Agent L. C. Dayton in offices at the Federal Building New Castle. Duncan has farm background six years 4-H Club active and majors in agricultural education. He is son of Mr and Mrs Glenn W Duncan North Girard Lake City RD 1 Erie County.
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Duane G. Duncan
Pennsylvania State University
Penn State Agricultural
Lawrence County
H. R. Albrecht
Duncan
L. C. Dayton
Federal
New Castle
Grange
Delta Theta Sigma
Glenn W. Duncan
North Girard
Lake City
Erie County
Kiwanians Hear About Olympics Trip by Miss Cowmeadow
Miss Margaret Cowmeadow a Shenango Two School teacher spoke to Kiwanis about her eighteen day trip to the Olympic Games visiting Vancouver the Hawaiian Islands the Fiji Islands New Zealand and Sidney Australia. She gave a graphic account of the Games athletes entrances performances and closing ceremonies. Guests included Walter Hawk New Wilmington Club Joseph A Hartman Sr Greenville Club and C W Schafter Warren Pa Club.
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Margaret Cowmeadow
Shenango Two
Australia
Vancouver
Canada
Hawaiian Islands
Fiji Islands
New Zeland
Sidney
Greenville Club
C. W. Schafter
Warren,Pa
Dinner Meeting Planned By Two Optimist Groups
New Castle and Ellwood City Optimists plan a June 13 dinner at Castleton with a joint officer installation. District 30 oratory winner Mark Slovensky will compete June 22–25 in Philadelphia. Zone 4 officers Thomas Couts Jim Davis and Bill Faust to attend. Marble Tournament winners James Hood Ronnie Eddinges Charles Jackson Stanley Baron receive prizes and trophies.
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New Castle
Ellwood City
Castleton
Harry Mack
New Castle Club
Mack
Washington
Mark Slovensky
Philadelphia
Thomas Couts
Jim Davis
Bill Faust
Couts
Rocco Viggiano
Grand Jury Clears 39 Indictments in June Term
The June term closed with 52 bills of indictment. 39 true and 13 not sure. Indictments include Catherine Rush drunken driving. Robert Hogue drunken driving. Pete Youngblood larceny and receiving stolen goods. Homer Miles and David M. Anderson resisting an officer. Paul Murphy drunken driving. William Brothers failure to stop and identify at accident. Joseph Sharketti larceny and receiving stolen goods. Acquittals: John Inboden assault charges. James Brizendine morals counts. Costs borne by the county. A separate drowning incident described: Charles Musulin died after attempting to rescue his brother. fire squad failed to revive him. buried in Beaver Falls area.
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Perry L. Reeder
Catherine Rush
Campbell
Robert Hogue
E. Garfield Ave
Pete Youngblood
Harmony
Homer Miles
Morton St
David M. Anderson
Wampum
Paul W. Murphy
Ellwood City
William Brothers
Lincoln Ave
Joseph Sharketti
North St
John Inboden
Enon Valley
Seek to Prevent Girard From Being Tried by Japan
Specialist 3C William Girard faced a call urging him not to voluntarily consent to trial in Japanese courts. Attorney Carroll plans a habeas corpus filing to return Girard to U S jurisdiction and challenge the constitutionality of surrender to a foreign nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Girard
Joseph C. McGarraghy
Carroll
Stanley Levin
North Dakota Holds 461000 Acres of Commercial Forest Land
North Dakota reports 461000 acres of commercial forest within its borders. The figure highlights the state's timber resources and land use.
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North Dakota
Britain and United States Agree to Share Atomic Information
Britain and the United States will exchange atomic information under an agreement negotiated by Sir Edwin Plowden and Lewis L. Strauss. Adm. H. G. Rickover also took part in London talks as part of the Nautilus program team. The British previously resisted free transfer of government developed nuclear knowledge to private American firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Plowden
British Atomic Energy Authority
Lewis L. Strauss
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
U. S
London
Adm
H. G. Rickover
Local Births and Visits Feature Area Families
Personal notices report the birth of Mark Steven to Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Thompson of Washington D C on May 30 with mother Elsie Zurasky listed as the former. paternal grandmother is Mrs. Frank Baron of 1818 Stanton Ave. Another item notes Miss Bernice Dellaverson and Miss Joanne List returning from a two week Miami Beach vacation. Mr. and Mrs. William Byers II of New Wilmington welcomed a daughter on June 5 born at Sharon General Hospital. mother Patricia Coulter is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Coulter of 1475 Wallace Ave. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Byers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Thompson
Washington, D. C
Mark Steven
Thompson
Elsie Zurasky
Julius Zurasky
Shenango Stop
Zurasky
Frank Baron
Stanton Ave
Bernice Dellaverson
S. Jefferson St
Joanne List
Ridge Ave
Miami
Deaths Of The Day Funeral Directory Published Daily
The classifieds publish a daily directory of funerals with interment place, funeral director, service time, and calling hours for readers to reference.
Seven County FFA Youths Receive Degree
Seventeen Lawrence County youths were honored at a dinner for receiving the County Farmers Degree. Thirty seven students from two counties earned the degree, including twenty from Butler. Rev. John D. Patterson urged living justly showing mercy and humility, while James Fink presented the degrees. Read orville Minteer and others served as officers for the Tri County FFA program.
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Lawrence County
Future Farmers of America
Butler
John D. Patterson
East Brook Methodist Church
Patterson
James Fink
Arthur Hopper
Mt. Jackson
Kenneth Shriederly
Kenneth Shiederly
Dave Haughton
Raymond Coman
Union Two
David Latimer
Wilmington
William B. North
Wilmington Area
Richard McGary
Tom Anderson
Laurel
William Mayberry
Lloyd Kildoo
John Skiba
Bradfred Keuitz
Dave Ward
Tri-County
Dick Perkins
Beaver Falls
Joe Snyder
New Wilmington
Paul McConnell
Local Clergy and Residents Die After Sudden Illness
Rev Wilson Reid 81 of New Wilmington died at Jameson Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. Born in Ireland January 4 1876 he served in Detroit Monessen and Savannah before retiring in 1936. Surviving three daughters a sister and many siblings. Services Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at New Wilmington UP Church. Interment Fair Oaks Cemetery. Mrs J J LaRock 51 of Lorain Ohio died suddenly at Jameson Hospital. Born May 22 1906 she was married 28 years to Mr LaRock and held many church and veterans group memberships. Services Friday 8 p.m. at George Nickerson Funeral Home and interment in Lorain Rich Hill Cemetery. Marion Viah 36 Eleventh Street Bessemer died today at 2:20 a.m. after surgery at St Elizabeth Hospital Youngstown. A Yugoslavian native he was a retired meat cutter and CFU Lodge 309 member. Surviving wife Saubi Sepic Viah one daughter and one son. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Wilson Reid
Waugh Ave
New Wilmington
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Ireland
Westminster College
Pittsburgh Xenia Seminary
Wilson
Detroit
Monessen
UP Church
Savannah
Annie O'Beirne
Eva Grundy
Pittsburgh
Mary Reid
Newton Square
Sarah Reid
Butler
Rachel Reid
Thomas J. LaRock
W. Madison Ave
Laura J. Griffith
Lorain
Herman
Jessie Hammond Griffith
LaRock
Rich Hill
George Swartz
A Buckley
First Baptist Church
Marion Viah
S.t
Bessemer
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Youngstown
Mr. Viah
Yugoslavia
Frank
Josephine Cikuda Viah
CFU Lodge No. 309
Bessemer Creation Club
Mahoning-Pulaski 4 H Discusses Swine
The Mahoning-Pulaski 4 H Club met at the Mahoning-Pulaski Grange Hall to discuss swine raising project problems. Dorothy Moye, president, conducted the meeting and announced the next gathering on July 2 at 8 30 p m at the grange hall a farm and home safety film was shown.
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Mahoning
Injury at 7:30 P.M. When Woman Stepped on Nail
Francis Louis aged five and a half, of 2052 Martha Street, stepped on a nail at 7:30 P.M. Wednesday. The wound on her right foot was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital and she was sent home.
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Francis Louis
Martha St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Cigarette Waste Rate Noted in Smoking Study
On average cigarette smokers discard about one quarter of each cigarette. This notes the substantial waste in smoking habits and the ongoing interest in consumption patterns.
Athlete's Foot Germ Killer Ad at Eckerd's Drugs
An advertisement promotes a strong germicide for athlete's foot claiming rapid action within an hour. It touts instant drying by T-4-L and urges purchase at Eckerd's Drug Store with a 40 cent back offer.
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Eckerd’s
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Weinshenk
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N. Mill St
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County Extension Office
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Fred Faraoni
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New Brighton
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Wilmington Rd
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