East Lawrence Graduates 26 In 5 Class
Twenty six East Lawrence Junior High students graduated at commencement in the school auditorium. The program featured piano selections, salutatory by Ruth Bruner and valedictory by Margaret Gargasz. Diplomas were presented by N R Swaholm and Walt Whitman to a list of graduates including Ruth Bruner, Margaret Gargasz, Eugene Siergies, Carole McKissick, Mary Rodgers, Mabel Wimner, Mary Bertha Rodgers, and others. The class will and prophecy, ensemble pieces, and a church address followed. The article notes the ancient custom symbolizing spring and mentions Trinity Sunday services and a parish banquet at Moravia Street Parish Hall.
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East Lawrence Junior High School
Anne Wimner
H. A. Polding
Drake Alliance Church
Leesburg
William Harttunen
Lou Hopkins
Ruth Bruner
Margaret Gargasz
Mary Rogers
Eugene Siergiy
Arthur Kelly Jr
Marie Sterachein
Carole McKissick
Marcia Saniga
Mary Rodgers
Mabel Wimner
Hopkins
N. R. Swaholm
Walt Whitman
Wilmington Area
Janice Marie Bonanni
Thomas Edward Brun
Ruth Ellen Bruner
William Raymond Cunningham
Barry Leroy Donley
Margaret Louise Gargasz
Robert Stanley Gargasz
Harry Chester Glenn
Esther Louise Grim
Clarence Norman Hoye
Charles Richard Johns
Arthur Leland Kelly
Dale LeRoy Ketler
Larry Wade Lutz
Jane Lorraine Martin
Carole Flaine McKissick
Kenneth Charles Patterson
Lamont Boyde Polding
Mary Bertha Rodgers
Alice Pearle Rupp
Marcia Ann Faniga
Shirley Virginia Shaffer
Eugene Raymond Siergies
Marie Ann Stroschein
Mabel Margaret Wimner
Sarah Susan Wood
Michael Rusynyk
Moravia St
Trinity Sunday Observance At ROHT Church
The Russian Orthodox Holy Trinity Church Moravia Street will observe Trinity Sunday or Pentecost Day on June 9 in the sanctuary. The day marks the descent of the Holy Spirit on the Apostles fifty days after Easter and is celebrated with church and home decorations of three branches.
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Moravia St
New medicines perfected rapidly and stocked at pharmacy
New medicines are being perfected rapidly and stocked in our pharmacy as soon as they receive safe use approval.
Couple Sues Firm For $10,000 Damage
In Lawrence County court, Thomas B. Mansell and Richard N. McKee filed a $10,000 damage suit for Melba McConnell against M. Dale Andrews Lumber Co. The complaint cites a four foot fall on Oct 8 1953 in the Andrews store while viewing windows, alleging negligence for inviting her to a dangerous condition and stating she cannot perform usual duties.
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Wilmington Two
M. Dale Andrews Lumber Co
N. Beaver Two
Lawrence
Thomas B. Mansell
Richard N. McKee
James D. McConnell
Melba
Young American Ordered To Stand Trial In Cuba
William Leonard 27 of Norfolk Virginia, now in Miami, has been ordered to stand trial in a Cuban court on charges of anti state activities. He was arrested June 2 in Oriente Province near Castro's rebel stronghold carrying a tear bomb thrower a command knife and a rebel style cap.
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Havana
INS
William Leonard
Norfolk
Miami
Oriente
Fidel Castro
Investigator Loses Trousers Badge Gun And Cash
Harold R. Freeman of the Suffolk County district attorney staff reported a late start after discovering his trousers missing along with his badge gun and 75 dollars in cash. He found no trace of the items and no immediate suspects were named.
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Greenport
N.Y
Suffolk County District Attorney's Office
Harold R. Freeman
Westminster Hosts Sixth Annual Industrial Management Conference
About 67 representatives from business and industrial firms attend two week program at Westminster College beginning Monday through June 21. Samuel H. Sloan directs the event with sessions on basic economics communications and human relations. Noted speakers include Millard Faught L C Michelson Robert Burns Will Orr L M Ross James Land K L Fair and Clyde Ruddick.
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Westminster College
Samuel H. Sloan
Westminster
Sloan
George Washington Freedom Foundation
Russell Hall
Freeman Science Hall
Millard Faught
New York City
L. C. Michelson
Robert K. Burns
University of Chicago
Will W. Orr
L. M. Ross
James N. Land
K. L. Fair
Clyde Ruddick
Pittsburgh
County Grand Jury Reports on Lighting and Indictments
The county grand jury found poor lighting at the county home though it is clean. It worked on 52 indictments with 39 true bills and 13 not true bills. The article accuses the Leader administration of swelling the budget and blocking cuts to a 94 million dollar appropriation, aiming to push spending ahead of a governor's senate bid.
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Nances
Grand Jury Recommends Courthouse Improvements
The June grand jury after inspecting county buildings issued several recommendations. They urged installing two more venetian blinds in courtroom No. 2, adding a higher pressure drinking fountain at the courthouse, purchasing a lawn mower for the county home, and creating more filing space and proper washroom facilities.
Leader Seeks Senate Boost via Governor’s Agenda
Harrisburg reports state GOP leader George S. Bloom alleges Gov. George M. Leader’s legislative push is aimed at aiding his U.S. Senate bid. Bloom claims the governor uses the general fund to conceal real policy aims and voices of women, with broad political impact touched by unrelated telegram anecdote.
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Harrisburg
George S. Bloom
George M. Leader
U.S
Senate
Bloom
Pennsylvania
General Fund
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