Westminster Alumni Day honors class of 1916 graduates
About 900 alumni attended Westminster College Alumni Day in New Wilmington. The event featured an Alumni Luncheon honoring three Achievement Award recipients Atty. W Walter Braham Dr. Robert M Hall and Arthur A Schreiber. Officers and directors were elected and the 1916 anniversary celebrated with certificates to most survivors.
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NEW Wilmington
Westminster College
Atty
W. Walter Braham
Lawrence County
Robert M. Hall
Pittsburgh
Arthur A. Schreiber
Washington News
Group W
John C. Peterson
Slippery Rock
Alan Sternbergh
Poland
Harold E. Barry
Westminster
Glenn B. Reed
Will W. Orr
E. V. Buckley
Rankin Johnston
Laura Thompson
Grace Graham
Mercer
Atty. Reed
Alumni Association
George Herchenroether
R. Dean English
Cuyahoga Falls
John Graham
Putter
G. Alan Sternbergh
David L. Colton
Mississippi Shooting Sparks Federal Civil Rights Push
A Mississippi incident prompts President Johnson to demand federal protection for voters in today’s primary. He cites Meredith and urges action, with a rights bill making violence against civil rights workers a federal crime. The House Un American Activities Committee plans a Klan curbing bill centered on federal injunctions.
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Mississippi
Johnson
Meredith
House Committee On Un-American Activities
County approves 1966 67 special education budget
The county school board adopted a 1966 67 special education budget of 307133 dollars an increase of 80168 over the prior 226965. The plan adds seven staff bringing total to 32 and itemizes expenditures for instruction control coordination transport plant charges and capital outlay with a separate 23100 dollar instructional materials center. The board also accepted resignations from Martha Martin and Nancy Fox and hired Sondra Herman as a speech therapist, a recent Edinboro State College graduate.
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Milton A. Pattison
Martha Martin
Nancy Fox
Sondra Herman
1801 E. Washington Sr
Edinboro State College
Ambush and march entwine in Meredith Mississippi clash
James Meredith, marching toward his 220 mile Mississippi route, was ambushed near Route 51 40 miles NW of Oxford. The attack injured many and claimed two lives as national figures including Charles Evers and Martin Luther King Jr. planned to meet in Memphis to discuss continuing the march.
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Oxford
Ole Miss
Meredith
Memphis
James Meredith
Columbia University
Mississippi
Negres
Snstitute
Charles Evers
Medgar
Jackson
Dick Gregory
Chicago
Martin Luther King Jr
New Wilmington Adopts 1966-67 School Budget
The Wilmington Area School Board approved a 1966-67 budget of 1,385,758 dollars based on a 55-mill tax and a 10 dollar per capita levy, with an extra 800 dollars added to fund remedial English and a summer band program. A budget reduction request failed after officials said proposed cuts would affect state reimbursements. The board also hired Joseph Fusco as resource teacher and remedial program coordinator, Judith Kuzior to teach Spanish, and accepted Thomas McCarthy’s resignation as assistant football coach.
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New Wilmington
Wilmington Area School Board
Joseph Fusco
Judith Kuzior
Slippery Rock State College
Thomas McCarthy
433 graduates hear education's goal
The article reports on graduation exercises where 433 students received degrees and honors at New Wilmington on education's aims. It lists notable graduates including Susan DuMond Magna Cum Laude, Terry Lang Magna Cum Laude, Kirk Cunningham Magna Cum Laude, and Graham Johnstone Cum Laude, with mentions of future degrees and local honorees. Also covered are obituaries, funeral plans, and local notices of vandalism and bills.
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Dr. Trueblood
John L. Miller
Pittsburgh
Board of Trustees
Susan DuMond
Glenview
Ill
Terry E. Lang
Rafford
Kirkwood Cunningham
Graham F. Johnstone
Timothy L. McNickle
C. Arthur McNickle
Warren Avenue
W. Glenn Jamison
Paul W. Jamison
New Wilmington
Frank Carlberg 87 Dies After Illness in Missouri Hospital
Frank Carlberg of Pleasantville Pennsylvania dies at Gulf Port Missouri hospital at 2 a.m. Saturday after an illness. He worked in the oil fields in Franklin and Titusville and is survived by his wife three other daughters two sons eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are with Arnold Funeral Home Titusville and time of service is not known.
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Carl H. Hassig
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburgh
Jacob and
Whilhelmina Hassig
Blanche Elizabeth Marshall
Hassig
Edinburg Methodist Church
Gudmund
Shirley Jean) Kronstad
Frank
Arlene May) Rodgers
Clyde H
Alfred Wayne
Lansing
Ill
Jacob
Willows
Calif
Albert
Williamsburg
Edward
Katherine) Shaffer
New Castle
Robert
Susie) Barker
Gustave
Martha) Gratz
Belva Rose
Freda
Anna Wright
Rose Moser
Caskey - Kildoo
Madison Ave
Donald Rainey
Edinburg
Roy W
Bill) Warnock
Norwood Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Roy M. Warnock
Sue Fogel Warnock
Virginia McBride
Blaw Knox Co
Aetna - Standard
Ellwood City
Warnock
Clen-Moore
Clen - Moore Boy Scout Troop
Civil Air Patrol
Janis Kay
Loretta Sue
Gary William
Robert S
Howard
Cunningham North Side
Wilmington Rd
William J. Turner Jr
Castle View Burial Park
Lawrence A. Morrow
S. Main St
Akron
St. Thomas Hospital
William H
Mary Ann Cooper Morrow
Wilsher Plumbing and Heating Co
Morrow
John
Charles
Katie
Mary McVay
Cunningham East Side
E. Washington and
Chestnut Streets
Jack Parsons
Epworth Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Frank Carlberg
Pleasantville
Gulf Port
Carlberg
Rees
Florence) Flannery
Winter Ave
Franklin
Titusville
Arnold Funeral
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D. Elton Trueblood
Earlham College
John IL Miller
Westminster College Board of Trustees
Harry D. Glenn
United States Rubber Co
Robert W. Mulholland
Tabernacle UP Church
Youngstown
Arthur L. Jensen
J. Edward Smith
Congress
SHE Diamond Store
Thrifty Market
Nabisco
OREO
Wilmington
American Gem Society
Jesse N. Kerr
N. Mill St
Roy W. Warnock
Mary G. Logan
Neshannock Blvd
Thomas
Mary Murphy Logan
Neman and Emery
St. Mary Church
Ladies of
St. Mary
Miss Logan
Margaret
Catherine Logan
Elizabeth McGuirk
Peter
Joseph
James Logan
McGonigles
N. Beaver St
St. Mary Cemetery
Goske
Emily Barnhart Goske
Pulaski RD
Cunningam North Side
William Goske
Stockport
Ohio
William
Laura Patterson Barnhart
Yardley
Don
Pulaski RD 1
Patricia) Stacy
Greenwood
Ind
Orin Carr
Jessie Hilliah
Floyd
Donald E. Dennis
Michigan Ave
Ft. Meyers
Fla
Irondale
Thomas Wilbur
Anna Cronin Dennis
Laura Elizabeth Smith
Margaret Gates
Buffalo
N. Y
Hammondsville
G. Kenneth Tyson
Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church
Leyde - Tanner Mortuary
Highland and
Winter Avenues
George Heckathorne
Sampson St
George
Sadie Rudder Heckathorne
American Cyanamid Co
Sadie Maxwell
Heckathorne
Wesleyan Methodist Church
George C
Earl
Gerald
Paul
Betty) Harriger
Edward A. DeCarbo
S. Mill and
E. Sutton
Donald Boyd
William Leslie
William H. Leslie
E. Leasure Ave
Myrtle Ralston
Cowansville
Armstrong County
Robert G
Martha Jane Templeton Ralston
Leslie
First Presbyterian Church
Helen
Evan I
Virginia) Brown
West Newton
George W
Kathryn) Thompson
Buena Vista
Leyde - Tanner
Highland
David J. Bevan
Randolph St
Bessie McDermott
Michael
Ellen Rushe McDermott
Bevan
St. Joseph the Worker Church
Taley F
Bessie) Melltrott
Jane) Taylor
McKeesport
Leyde-Tanner Mortuary
Anthony B. Wehrle
Karen Atkinson
Terry S. Atkinson
Market St
Robert Butkowski
Leo Butkowski
Dushane St
Judy Curry
LeRoy R. Curry Sr
S. Market St
Patricia Donovan
Frank Donovan
Laura M. Howard
Dorsey Howard
W. Washington St
Delmar G. Sewall
David D. Sewall
W. Vine St
Barbara J. Wilson
Samuel M. Wilson
E. Washington St
Eloise Orr
Sandra B. Blackburn
William Blackburn Jr
Francis St
Raymond C. Peck Jr
Raymond C. Peck
Linda L. Picklesimer
Hoover L. Picklesimer
Bessemer
Pollock
Friendship Streets
Helen Kaufman
Westgate Plaza
West Long Ave
Carolina Brand
State Farm
Ben J. Rizzo
Hi-Lander Theatre
State Farm Mutual Insurance
Bloomington
Illinois
Em Mary
First Federal
TS Again Associates
Associates
Mal Associates
Consumer Discount Co
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