Hides Named For School Plans Bible School at United Presbyterian
Plans announced for Bible School at the United Presbyterian Church with multiple teachers and helpers listed for Nursery Beginner Primary and Junior divisions. Bus routes described for transport to church. sessions set Monday through Friday. Pedal Pushers 4H club to meet with sewing demonstrations and home ec guidance. Community notices include local visits and a baby gift event.
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Kenneth
Freadand
Wales, McClain
Nave
Wampum United Presbyterian
Aira
Thomas. Wilson
Dale Brows
Charles Boyer
Raymond Uousehold
Judy Davis
Glen Boyer
Marold J. Marshall
Sttarley Hartzell
Thelma McClair
Ray Craven
Revert Shrock
Ralph , Sworger
Russell Ehrenberg
Keith Herbert
Willan Zeh
Mary. Shearer
Donald Kelly
Willian Gorell
Judy Lecke
James Pollybenk
Charles A. Davis
Donald Boots
Kennett
Tilia
James Hazen
Joseph"Gorgas
Merie| Wardman
Kenneth Tilia
Mlobert Jackson Farm
Keeley
Dar- Hngton Ho
Newport
Moravia
Morayls
Priv Rt
Newport Scheel
Newport Rd
New Galilee Rd
New Galilee
Methodist Church
Home Ecoverence County
VFW District Groups To Meet in Ellwood City
Hepiestnlatives of VFW posts and auxiliaries in Lawrence Beavers and Butler counties will meet at Ellwood City post 252 rooms at 2 pm Sunday to elect officers and conduct nominations. Tomes Conningham, El Chypest 252, has been commander. Vacation Bible School starts Monday at 7 pm in Harlansburg School.
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VFW
VFEW
Lawrence
Beavers
Butler
Ellwand City
Tomes Conningham
el Chypest
Siveti
YES
Scott
Harlansburg
Pam
South Side DVBS Opens On Monday
Opening of the Cheee Week Neighborhood House Daily Vacation Bible School at Long Ave and Bamiton. Mrs Kenneth Lult directs with first week for beginners and primary pupils. Juniors six to forty two years attend in following weeks. Coaches and leaders named. programs include flannelgraph work and piano. Special attendance prizes and awards planned with a final day celebration.
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Cheee
Neighorhood Howse
Hikho School
Long ‘Ave
Bamitton
Kenneth Lult
Chae Dutt
Sophia Giacanvakus
Pauly Shontt
Linda Brown
Sua Mra
Thomas
Mia
Falk Deat
Dalermixitaten
Stanley Watkins
Funiore
Martha Tomasello
Hessemer
Paula Shoaf
Fydia de» Santis
Wilmington Graduation Honors Wide Audience at Commencement
The Wilmington area held high school graduation exercises with a large audience at the Wilmington UP Church. Ort, president of the college, delivered the commencement address on Communism and world affairs. Dr. Orr cautioned about premiering civic responsibility and urged study for college entrance standards. Awards and diplomas were conferred by school officials, with top graduates named and medals awarded to valedictorian and salutatorian and Danforth Foundation honors given to Joseph Bryan and Rebecca Johnston.
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Wilmington
Dolut
Ort
Ter College
Orr
Urat
Uume
Harold
Winderliter
Ricehard Gamble
Dale Adams
Carol Aggas
James Arrow
Joyce Balik
Doris Black
William Book
Robert Brahe
Marilyn Brown
Carol Barry
Nancy Clayton
Joba Coman
Janet Edmiston
Ds Eppinger
Ella Jean Froman
Betty Gargase
Robert Gargasz
Davis Garrell
Jack Garrell
Nicholas Gibb Dames Glenn Bonnie Heckathorn
Wolfgang Helder
Gary Herman
Walter Hillyard
Dorothy Halfman
Richard Houston
John Hryey
Sandra Iwanejko
Barbara Kautfmar
Margaret Kollar
Beany Keéprmoc
Raymond Kossol
Toin Lalinen
Richard
Liposky Williary
Martin
Roanna McConnel
Dudley McDoneld
Phyllis Moose
Linda Morjan
James Morrizon
Joanne -Pope Warren
Sallade
Joan Shalenberger
Linda Shaller
Thomas Sharey
Ann Snyder
Joseph Snyder
Mary Beth Spear
Margaret Tamoczak
Virginia Vagilea Thomas ‘Wood
Sally. Wright
Christian Day School Plans Advance in Community Meeting
A committee led by Rev. Donald Martin plans to establish a Christian Day School in the community. A meeting at New Castlembe Church outlines available facilities, staff, and transport, with several clergy and lay members listed as participants. The plan includes teaching all state required subjects and Bible study, leveraging existing church connections and resources.
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Pen
New Casemble Church
North St
Donald
Martin
Strailar
Shamokin
County Youth Camp Sponsorship Offered by County SS Association
Lawrence County School Association will sponsor a boy or girl to attend Camp Lend A Hand at Comnut Lake Park June 14 21. Applicants must meet qualifications and age limits. Mrs David Tomkins and L Kennedy provide contact for assistance and selection details.
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Tug Lawrence Countynapuall School Assn
Comnenut Lake Park
David ‘Fomkins
Daunty Sabbath School Asso
Atnoth L. Kennedy
Association
Parking Board to Open Bids for South Side Lots
Local notices report the Parking Board will open bids for three demolition and construction lots on South Side near Uber and Beaver streets as part of the Riverside Authority project. Marines from the First Marine Division at Camp Pendleton assist in the operation Twin Peaks test near Vieques Puerto Rico with units proceeding to Norfolk after the exercises.
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Jack &. Bixler
Plymouth Rock
Vial Tatuen Fa
Norfolk
A F
Willam T. Woods
Olds
Ao' Ae Authority
Charles J. Waodrs
Maitland Lane
Kenneth E. Block
Barry Black
Aid
Clare T. Cola
Uber
Clarr Iy
Volant Rio
H.in
Twin Peaks
Wastington St. Cand
Nort Andiatfaruias
Beaver Sts
Arender ‘Cam
Fiest Marine Div
Camp Pendle
Ealie
Analysis of World War II Training Exercise and Stamp Sales Notices
Fragmented OCR reports an amphibious exercise led by American forces near inland targets involving USS Princeton and USS Toledo, with sailors Flack and McNulty noted. It also mentions upcoming stamp releases including the Four Cent Silver Centennist and Liberty stamps, and training efforts at Marine Corps Schools Quantico Virginia.
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Princeton
Norman XK
Flack
Unsirman C
Toseah A. Flack
Toledo
Willian T. McNulty
USN
Kieinamitl
Jackard
Ailyice
Vadgnal
Seleone
Am Celcbete
Hall Alvirtous Group 2
Amphibious Command
Nnst
Quantica
Istamips
Dostaly
Virginia City
New
St. Lawrence Seaway
Tony
State officials to review charges at Neff
State officials will study charges connected to Neff and oversee a review by the highway department. The inquiry follows disclosures from the Tugliee Department and involves Attorney General and governor’s office representation. Republican leaders urge action, with a plan for a broader investigation and improved accounting.
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NEFF
Sam Nett
Statentv
Anne X .Alpern
Tugliee Department
Beaver County
Ces
Dist. Atty
State Highwayz
Park H. Mardin
Tadwatty
William L. Datt Jr
George J. Bloom
State Highways Department
W. Stuart Mele Ching Trang
Mopac Gop Policy
David L. Lawrence
House
Highways Department
Meeting Set In Zone Plan Public Session Discussed
A public meeting on the zone plan will be held at Shenango Sections. G Clifford Terbush and Cutton E. Rodgers met with Township Solicitor Alfred V. Papa to discuss the proposed ordinance. Three of five planning and zoning commission members attended. The session aims to explain land use provisions to residents, not serve as a formal hearing. Fort Collins speech urged eliminating commencement speakers, CSU president noting debating this idea. Fathers Day banquet honored agents seeking men’s benefits, per 1937 Club.
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Nile J. Simpson
Planning and Zoning Commission
G. Clifford Terbush
Cutton E. Rodgers
Holyers
Dirm
Beaver
Falls
Alfred V. Papa
Papa
Commission
Simpson
Shenango
Simpson Galé
Fort Collins
Cola
UPI
Williams & Worgan
Colorado State University
Steech
Anthony D'Aurio Dies Suddenly In California
Anthony L D Aurio 39 of Englewood California died suddenly after a heart attack at Freemont Hospital Los Angeles He was a former B and O Railroad employee from New Castle since 1946 with Keains Bakery Co Survived by wife Emma Mantonary and four children Doreen Doran Dione and Denise Arrangements for service and burial are incomplete at this time Also notices Mable Wilson Lodge June Meeting TuesdayAuxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will hold the June meeting in Harvest Room of SA Conducted by Mrs William B L King and hostesses Mrs Wilson Grim Harold Jones and Mrs Wilson Wilson
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Sacred Heart
Society of
St. ‘Lucy
Hen. Domenic Oliver
St.Lucy
R. Rowt
OFM
St. Fedelis Seminary
Edward McBride
New Castle Hospital
Father Rowth
Clurch Hall
Oliver
Armand Mortone
Woman's| O'Ganization
Imem
Ainken
Josephine Sartill
Ralph Frengel
John. L. D'Aurio
Travisson
Birs
Lucy Shiderty
Idlewit Dr
Dleath
Anthony L. D'Aurio
Englewood
Calif
Mr. D'Aurio
New Castle
Freemont Hospital
Los Angeles
Califoma
B and O Railroad
California
Keiins Bakery Co
Emma Montonary
Doreen
Doran
Dione
Denise
D'Aurio
Mable -Wilson Lodge
Mable Wilson
Brotherhood of Railroad Trafomen
Tues- Wott
The
SA. i
William BL. King
Aipster McCrumb
Harold Jones
Wilson Grim
Seventh Ward Playground To Open Monday
Seventh Ward Playground opens Monday with an open house at 7 p.m. hosted by Mr and Mrs John Tee at 204 Wayne Street for their son Rodger class of 1939 New Castle High School graduate. Supervisors will spend the morning at Deshon Annex planning and preparing materials for summer work.
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John Tee
Wayne St
Nannr
Rodger
New Castle High School
Deshon Annéx
Klahoning School
Banquet Honors Fathers At Ste Margarets MB Society
The Ste Margarets MB Society hosted a banquet with Mrs. Jennie Rainey and others coordinating dinner service. Albert J. Trepicona of Los Angeles attended as a guest. Angela Russo and Peter Russo received early and youngest father honors. The event concluded with social toasts and remarks by Nick Cangey and T. C. Ralney.
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Ste Margarets MB Society
Aining
Towers
Jennie Rainey
Mary O'Kaza
Mra
Robe
Zarila
Pater Russo
Joe West
Mary Castalis
Albert J. Tre
Opportunity Circle Studies Book Of Kings Parish Meeting
The Opportunity Circle of Ma honingtown Presbyterian Church discussed the Book of Kings led by Mrs. Krew at Mrs Back Druschel’s home No Liberty Street. Mrs L Me Wilkison conducted business and Mrs Frew led worship. After the Middle East discussion, refreshments were served by Mrs Florence Mornes. The July meeting date was not set due to the holiday.
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Montana
Mahoningtown Presbyterian
Frew
Middle East
Florence Mornes
St Lucy Parish Bazaar and Fair Opens in Bazdar SE Alley
St Lucy Parish opens Bazdar SE alley for the yearly church bazaar and fair on Monday at 6 30 pm on church grounds at N Cedar E Cherry and B Wabash Aves Games amusements music and refreshments will be the big features and the event will continue until the closing June 13 Band concerts are planned for Friday and Saturday.
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Churen
N. Cedar
E. Cherry
B. Wabash Aves
Testimony on liquor license appeal referenced church area
Testimony centered on a liquor license appeal near the New We Revival Center and First Christian Church. Officials and clergy opposed the sale, citing youth use of YMCA facilities and intoxicated visitors near religious centers, with several witnesses detailing local licensing and area establishments. The report notes unemployment in West Germany as a separate item.
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Fils Records
Mqnor
Sellatton
Frank
Leonard
Jefferson SL
Aves
W. Warbington
First Christian
Jieengey
Arthur’ L.’ Haas
YMCA
Grace Phillips Johnzen
First Christian Church
Sam Fleming
Maas
Jobson
Flemming
Peter’ Karidis
Troop 119 Organized for 6th Grade Girls
Troop 119 for sixth and seventh graders organized this week under Mrs Loyal Parady. The first meeting was at the Parady home on Wednesday with officer elections. Officers include Viola Menno president Nora Huss vice president Kathleen Hutnicx treasurer Irma LaVecchia secretary Barbara Fry foreIight Law chairman Margaret Wagener home leader Brenda Parady song leader Judy Federman scribe Beverly Russo reporter. The troop meets Wednesdays at the Parady home with Mrs Parady and assistants Mrs Steve Hutnick and Mrs Albert Fry Will. They began work on first class badges and hiked Thursday on the hills behind the ward as they plan to earn badges at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gart Scoun
Loyal Parady
Parady
Viola Menno
Nora Huss
Kathleen Hutnicx
Irma LaVecchia
Barbara Fry
Fwhette Law
Margaret Wagener
Brenda Parady
Judy Federman
Beverly Russo
N. Cedar St
Steve Hutnick
Albert Fry Will
Secon
Convicts End 38-Hour Sit After Rain Stops Prison Perch
NORRISTOWN Pa A drenching thunderstorm forces two inmates Donald Brady and Raymond Thompson to abandon their 185 foot perch atop the Eastern State Penitentiary after 38 hours. They climbed down at 11 p.m. surrendering to guards in nearby Geaterford, having survived on water drained from the tower and eating nothing during the ordeal. Warden David M Myers had vowed not to intervene until the rain ended.
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Norristown
Eastern State Penitentiary
Donald Brady
Raymond Thompson
Goth
Philadelphia
Geaterford
David M. Myers
Deaths Of The Day McKean Services for Wallace S. McKean
Correction and obituary notice for Wallace S. McKean 62 of 211 N High Street New Wilmington who died Friday. Funeral services Sunday at 2 p.m. at Sharp Funeral Home New Wilmington conducted by Dr Joseph Hopkins. Interment Fair Oaks Cemetery. Calling hours Saturday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
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McKean
Wallace S. McKean
High Sty
New Wilmington
Joseph Hopkins
Fair Oaks
Sharp Funeral Home
Wille
Charles Rigby Senior Recital in Nyack College Stake
New Castle youth Charley S Rigby presented his senior vocal recital at Nyack College under the sacred music program. Accompanied by Lilian Wilson piano, Rigby performed pieces by Beethoven Mendelssohn Haydn Brahms and others. The event showcased his vocal control and dramatic presence as part of Bachelor requirements.
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New Castle
Charley S. “Rigby
al Nyack
Rigby
Avery Rigby
Oak Park Lane
Geralding
Southern
Nyack
Joi
Lee Ospa
Ear
Lilian Wilson
Hig
Huesolind
Felique
Abraham
Christ
Fanl
Mendélssohin
Rack
Haydn
Brahms
Jeremiah
Jerusalem
Hiller
Salter
Jeanne Chap
Roger Hicks
Taylor Township Recreation Program Enrollment Notice
Taylor Township announces a school recreation program starting Monday under supervisor Tilia Vako Leh. The program serves township students in grades 1 8 and those entering first grade next fall. Eligible children should meet at West Pittsburgh School’s multipurpose room Monday at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Lownship
Senger Disulat
Sual
Willegin
Tilia Vakoleh
Pittsburgh
Butler County Pair Indicted on Burglary Charges
Floyd J Majors RD 6 and Charles Johnson 1910 Hazen Sr were indicted by the Butler county grand jury on burglary and larceny charges. The case cites prior escapades in Lawrence County and Portersville, Tuller county. A New York report notes about 75 percent of American workers have a daily coffee break.
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Floyd J. Majors
Charles Johnson
Hazen, Sr
Ples
Butler County
Lawrence County
Portersville
Tuller County
New York
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Howard Buxton
Pitts
Wleigh
And
Mike Sulea
Burgettstown
Deny
Floyd MacDonald
Lloyd Cunningham
Walter Kirschier
John Valentina
Beaver St
John Edward
Upeh
Alex Szi
Lawrence Savings and Trust Co
Federal Mlepost Insurance Corp
Rew
Casta Futwood Cir
CRO Tradit Ie
Ana Deweirr Sparmee
Tan Bervice
Jack
Gerson Foun Jeweler
Waklegieon St of Mil
DVBS
New Castle News Photo Council
Richard H. Biddle
Edward’ A. DeCarbo
E. Gene Schweinsberg
Hermann
Steinbrink
Irving
Nixon
Cattle.Packing, Co
Joe Medure
Johnson
Bronze
Counciman
Chester
Eynelye
Richard, Davis
Rockwell-Standard
County SS Assn
Willer
McClendon
McClennon
Detfersn St
Airmay
Atoman Ic
Airmadiy Medlalon
Cape Chartes
Japan
jeCleamion
Seitler Heh School
Air Force
Hermnan W. Green
Authority
Beavar Sts
Green
The-City
Jetuity
Meadville
Lawa
Micr- Hera
Anthony D’aurio
Seventh Ward
Suiliner
Montis
Joli Spina
Wlerty
Madison Ave
Seheldemanile
W. Mann
Dynestee
Weskfield
Opportunity
Circle Studies
Book OF Gings
St. Lucy
Bazdar
Mernberg
Germany
West Germany
Federal
Adroth
Ike
Charles Rigby
Kerr's
Charelle
Jesse N. Kerr
Mill St
Lawn ,and Garden Supplies
Toole
Garden Corner
Maitland
Taylor Two
Peoples Realty CO
E. Washington ST
Tadwite
Warner
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