Convention at Enon Valley Sabbath School Association
Attendance is expected to be unusually good for the th convention of the Lawrence County Sabbath School Association at Enon Valley Presbyterian Church. Sessions run 9 am to 7 pm EST with an evening address by Rev. P. N. Welshimer on Making the Sabbath School Go. A bus departs 8 am EST from Diamond Lunch for the event.
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Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
Enon Valley
United States
Delegates urged to arrive for morning session opening
The article notes delegates should be there in time for morning session. Those preferring bus transportation are asked to call 2713 to gauge bus needs. Afternoon buses depart at 1 and 5 30 p m EST and a special bus will be at the convention church after the evening service. The meals committee at Enon Valley Presbyterian church will provide noon and evening meals for delegates.
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Convention Church
Enon Valley Presbyterian Church
Maintain Steel Production Despite Depressing Factors
Pittsburgh area steel mills report steady output amid softer demand for oil field pipe and related products. Officials expect the decline to be temporary and anticipate stronger demand from highway construction materials like reinforcing iron bars and steel plates. Auto trade remains uneven.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Steel Company
Rich Hill Children’s Day Services and Missionary Meeting
The Rich Hill church will host a Children’s Day service on Sunday June 12 at 11 o’clock. The Ladies Missionary Society announces its annual tureen dinner on June 16 at Mrs James Barrons’ home, with all members urged to attend.
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Rich Hill Church
Ladies’ Missionary Meeting
TheLadies’ Missionary Society
James Barrons
Rich Hill Notes Practice for Children's Day Program
Practice sessions for the Children's Day program are set for the afternoons of June 7, 10, and 11 at the church. Parents are urged to bring their children to these practices and participate in the event.
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Rich Hill
Eastbrook
Harold Wilson
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Cold
S. D. Dicks
B. F. McDowell
New Castle
Charles Kirk
Kenneth Wilson
New Wilmington
Doris Rohrbaugh
Columbus
Ohio
J. C. Dicks
Matilda Dicks
Ocean Temperatures Vary Little Across Latitudes
The article notes that ocean surface temperatures remain fairly uniform from polar regions to the tropics, with only slight variations. It emphasizes the relatively steady heat distribution across vast marine zones and hints at underlying climatic mechanisms sustaining this balance.
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Tropics
Rain and Cold Weather Hit State Employment
Unprecedented May rain and low temperatures hit Pennsylvania jobs across industries. Waters reports furloughs and inside work demand declines, with unemployment rising in retail and rail centers. Highways progress delayed, coal and textile sectors weakened, hotels furloughing staff as licenses and blacklists surface in Erie and New Castle cases.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Charles A. Waters
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Altoona
Scranton
Pittsburgh
Interstate Commerce Commission
Marshwood
New Castle Man Loses License
HARRISBURG Pa June 8 The Department of Highways today announced the revocation of 47 drivers licenses Seventeen additional persons have been placed on the prohibitory list and will not be able to obtain licenses for a year Nineteen of the revocations were for intoxication three for transporting liquor five for reckless driving and the same number for larceny C Earl Bell Huntingdon and George Frame Chester were involved
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Department of Highways Today
C. Earl Bell
Huntingdon
George Frame
Chester
Edenburg New Arrival And Local Notices
A daughter was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Andy Stor ti. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Park moved into the Montaearo house. Two accidents occurred at the Edenburg ball game Monday night against Pulaski on the home grounds. Mrs. Oda Sherlock was hit on the wrist by a ball. Charles Green and daughter Anna May visited aunt Lotta Glenn. Mrs. Albert Wigton and Mrs. Frank Hofmeister and others visited New Castle. Dr. and Mrs. John W. Fox and Jefferson Fox were in Akron, Ohio. Mrs. Wayne Ashton and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kelly with Elmer joined New Castle visitors. Mrs. Laura Coates visited in New Castle and Youngstown with family.
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Pulaski
Edenburg
Oda Sherlock
Sam
Charles Green
Anna May
Ellen Eskiew
New Castle
Lotta Glenn
Albert Wigton
Frank Hofmeister
Laura Coates
Emerson Morrow
Bible School of the Christian Church
Enon Valley
John W. Fox
Jefferson Fox
Akron
Ohio
Wayne Ashton
Kenneth Kelly
Elmer
Elmer Giehring
Youngstown
John Porter
I. M. Hofmeister
Harold Park
Bob
Loy Hit by Ball But No Serious Injury Reported
Loy was struck on the side of the face by a ball, but neither party suffered serious injuries.
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Loy
Visitors Arrive From Nearby Towns This Weekend
Bie and Miss Irene Park visit the Hall family in New Port while Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith and their son Harry spend Saturday evening in New Castle. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Park also visit New Castle on Saturday evening along with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Louden and their son Hilly.
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Bie
Irene Park
David Hall
New Port
Will Smith
Harry
New Castle
Frank Louden
Hilly
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