New Assistant Assumes Duties at Second UP County Line
Robert H. Meaitor of New Kensington, Pa., has taken duties as assistant minister under Rev. George Tendensi at Puckety UP Church. He will focus on Christian Education and youth activities, with prior service at Carnegie UP Church and other roles in the region. He resides at 51 Morton St. and awaits ordination on June 30 in the Sedna Church as part of the Tremont Valley Presbytery procedure.
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Robert H. Meaitor
New Kensington
George Tendensi
Medina
Puckety UP
Song Vader
Pittsburgh
Newa Seminary
Meseksi
East Side
Seule
Acts High School
Sweeting Colter
Brevliog
Kan
Pitt-Xneuty
Gull
Liarmarville
Assishiol
Meanor
Carnegie UP Church
Chiaveh
Chiaveh Aid Last Was Served As Pastor of New Flope Tavish
Titidst
Lule Seed
Seononader
Troup
Mickets
Dew
Mendy
Morton
Wil
Analister
Spoutor
Wotdersear
Saniission Appayemency
Teaver Valley
Presbyterians To Hear Children Day Event
Presbyterians plan a daytime gathering featuring children at Jefferson Chapel on Malls Street. The event aims to engage families and neighbors in a community service and fellowship program, with local church leaders inviting participation.
Congregational Church Plans Homecoming Day Services
The First Congregational Church Reynolds Shore schedules a Homecoming event with a morning service led by Dexter W. faved and Rev. Archie Gibson. James Willysccor, Clara Beely Spiker, and Githsaur contribute talks and reminiscences as part of a day of activities centered on the church’s ministry and a new publication.
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First Congregational Church
Reynolds Sh
Planns
Ae “Rae Joon
Paate
Daoa
Dad Sera
Hays
Jameseie
Willysccor
Csivan
Alaneerae
Dexter W. Faved
Denami- Church
Archie Gibson
Lutherlyn Day Planned Sunday at Camp Lutherlyn
The tenth annual Lutherlyn Day will be observed at Camp Lutherlyn near Butler on Sunday afternoon. Elmer F. Rice, president of the Lutherlyn Board, will lead dedication services for the Junior Camp Unit and new cabins. George D. White, superintendent of Passavant Memorial Homes, will chair the service at Butler Union Church.
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Camp Lutherlyn
Buller
Hey
Laweene Hoke
Dlelphia
Dhe Paris
Chareh Setonener
United Lutteran Church
America
Seaker
Caanp
Elmer F. Rice
Uuiberlyn “Board
Avy
George DL White
Passivant Memorial Homes
Mysley Ties
Rochester
Wilh
Butler
Wall
Mercer Group Sets Annual Sunday School Convention
Mercer Group will hold its annual event at Mirsi Cutbed Presbyterian Church in Grove City on June 14. The program includes a morning address by B. McCain Cochran, a luncheon, and an evening session with Dr. POU, Adjustine, Pasha of the Federated Church, Favs Springfield, speaking on What to Do When Life Gets Tight. Bramley Harker of Kyone City College will address the afternoon session. sessions will cover administrative conferences and county officer remarks.
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Mercer Conwy Coumei
Wally
Mirsi Cutbed Presbyterian Church
Grove City
Wally Supsiuns
McCain Cochran
Penngulwassin
Schoo
Assam
Spedi
Hetil
Bramley Harker
Kyone City College
Pou
Pasha
Federated Church
Springfield
Albion-Springfield School
Mistriets
Slippery Rock Honor Students Announced At School
Slippery Rock honor student list includes Susan Cheaney a junior secondary education major from New Castle Senior High School and peers Fraser Grossi Vince, and Helen Campbell among others, noting their high school background and intended college majors. Duplicated names and OCR errors present but the core item is the honor student roster from New Castle area schools.
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Lawrence Cobuty
Slippery Fock
Vollege
Suaaine
New Case
Vince Nvsite
William Guthele
Hon
Amor
al Pea Brodie
New Cagle
Navy
College
Dorthea K. Wrieh
New Castle
Sean
Tillcrest
Beaver Pals
Helen Campbell
Tawellville
Ohl
Qualite of Uindun
Sandra Melia
Morrison St
New Castles
Scho Pandoate
Wate Williams
Ang Mew
New Castle Seviior High Schoul
Jehovah Witness Leader To Visit in New Castle
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Dares C. Gand
Dehaval’s Witnesses
Hoaved
New Castle
Works
Wis
Willy
Gaal
Capresilly
Washington DO
LifeSerkers
Singdord Mall
Craton Ave
Washington CMA Readies Series
Special meetings are planned at the Washington Loon Church with speaker Lockwood, from Michigan, opening June and closing June 15. The series aims to rally youth, with awards for youths from the Greater New Ca area and youth representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Fall River Pastor To Speak In New England Tour
A Fall River pastor, formerly of New Bedford, will speak over several days at a Presbyterian church in Fall River, following duties at the General Assembly. The congregation listed officers Reed Wiles and Don Whiting among elders, with plans for a formal service under church government standards.
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Williamson
New Bedford
River Front
Bers Wis
General Assembly
Perning
Congredatite
Deere Wonditt Milly
Donld Whiting
Reed
Whiting
Delux Mreshsienen
Susslon
Huard
Dossenns
State Police Notified of New Justice Department Ruling
State police headquarters today began steps to implement a justice department ruling that police may not arrest and jail individuals on mere suspicion. Deputy Police Commissioner A F Dahlstrom said copies of the ruling will be mailed to every state police unit and station. The department holds police have no authority to detain a person on suspicion pending investigation without filing formal charges.
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Warkisdurg Swpt
A. F. Dahlstrom
Tastien Department
Sta
First Baptists To Hear Children Day Service
First Baptist Church North Street hosts annual Children’s Day on Sunday morning at 10 10 featuring a junior choir nursery beginner and primary groups. Mes Mrs Biard and Mrs Mooney lead the junior choir with a program including three numbers.
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First Baptist Church
North St. At Wast
Nirsery
Mes
Anetlhis Bi'shard
Kelph Mooney
Inelulings Nursery
MM Park Walters
Bey Kinners
David Piper
Pelinary
Liz
Narelyurel
pBoune Smith
Douglas Permibette
Lee
Garth Roeth
Fateesbury
Susanne Nesbit
Decnr
Price Of Food Will Be Lower End Of Year
New York reports food prices to fall by year end reflecting greater meat and vegetable supplies. Officials from a trade association say produce now in short supply will be balanced by larger harvests. Reverend Kay to speak at St Luke AME Zion Church. event sponsored by Drive Slow- Children Move Fast group.
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New York
Woo H. Crawford
National Association of Retai Grocers
Will
Kay
Rosamond C. Kay Iylor
Second Baptist
St. Luke Ame Zion Church
The
Drive Slow— Children
Faith Church Plans Joint Venture Bible School in Harlansburg
Faith Church groups from Wacity Baptist First Presbyterian and Able Baptist unite for Valentina Bible School at Harlansburg School. Sessions run from 7 to 9 pm for two weeks starting June 9 with five departments led by Rev Burl Collins Mary Jane McKnight and Kay Candiota. June 20 final program concludes the event for East Brook area youth and families. A second item notes a Memphis area race: a Navy jet fighter and a sheriff’s squad car will race to Millington Naval Air Station on June 14, jet from Dallas covering 463 miles in 24 minutes and the car 16 miles in 42 minutes.
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Wacity Baptist
Cree Sbyterian
Able Baptist
Harlansburg
Valentia Bible School
Burl E. Collins
Mary Jone McKnight
Kay Candiota
Enellire
East Brook
Num
Memphis
Tenn
UPI
Sheriff's
Millington
Dune
Dallas
Tex
Naval Air Station
Navy
Tent Meetings At Portersville
Portersville plans tent meetings with Rev. Paul West, family of Apalld, starting next Wednesday June 22 at Portersville. The event aims to attract attendees to the Rose Park area near Camp Run Free. West will lead services with local pastors and dancers, as hotel arrangements are finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul West
Portersville
West
Presen
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Fefeld
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Malls Sts
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Githsaur
Brorynang
Lutherlyn
Mercer Group
Slippery Rock
Northside
CMA
Peter
First National Bank OF
Lawrence
Count Union Trust Company
Porte Innerance Corporation
Sclaie
Admiral TV
Ray
Butler Ave
Lennox Denia
Lennox
Amy Furl
HAAS
Washington
Fall River, Mass
Rat
Tokyo
Peesbyterian Rospind
First Baptists
Seven— Faith Church
Colunbia
Arthur Lewis Miller
Chicago
Hunt
Eckerd
Washington St
Ain
Sef Keystone Furniture CO
Washington Si
Weilestone
Iiy
Church
Erie
Ball Furnace & Roofing Co
Brathintik Rettig, Oilee
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Bailey Sales & Service Inc
Boyles Car & Supply Co
Shiher
Peetts
Penny
Cb, Caruthers & Son Gouna Cmirya Chines Ame
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Castleton
Citizens Natit Bank
Aespute
Cunningham & Weingartner
Ryorysta
Yomoe Wetnss
Penn de Janse Federal Man
Kihel Smith
Roy M. Fulkerson
Tavlne Aa Eeeeeitanling
Sir Willerest Awe
Hlenton Hardware Co
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Jack Gerson Voordewrler
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Lawrence Transter & Storage Co
Mronsellelst Thomdy Moving
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Fers
Tee Alee Sa the Agee
Lockley Machine Co
Shake Tivensed
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Ralph & Ababa
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New Castle Motor Club
Tearson Brick Company
Quality Motors & Mobile Homes & Sales
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Nma
Superior Land & Supply Co, Kiss Mix Concrete
Plinestiejt & Gravet Mives
Rand Tin Thieks
Nea Castle
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Cera
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Jeter Deenratiinse
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