County Sunday School Convention Opens June 12
The 103rd Lawrence County Sabbath School Association session opens at 9:00 am Thursday June 12 at First Presbyterian Church with registration. Theme Christ Triumphant. Morning and evening programs feature Rev D L Ferguson and A J Randles as speakers, plus three conference periods for adults children and youth led by Walter Myers Homer Drake Rev A M Stevenson Miss Marjorie Streeter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
Presbyterian Church
Convention Church
Bible Beneal Department
United Presbyterian Board of Publication
Pitsburgh
Walter E. Myers
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Homer C. Drake
A. J. Holman
Fittsburgh
Pearl Hockenber
A. M. Stevenson
Src
Presbyteria Church
Tilwood City
Spanker
Marjorie Streeter
Fred Santum
Simday
County Association
Two From Here In Youngstown Class Two
In Youngstown graduates include Donald E. McGUI of 2109 Highland Avenue who earned a diploma in the business and secretarial division. Donald F. Kine of Bessemer received his bachelor of science in education degree during the weekend ceremony.
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New Castle
Bessemer
Youngstown
Donald E. McGui
Highland Avenue
Donald F. Kine
Five From County Graduate At State
Five Lawrence county students received diplomas at Penn State during the annual commencement. A total of 112 graduates earned baccalaureate and advanced degrees. Recipients from Lawrence county include Frances K Baron of 414 Boyles Avenue in Education, Forest L Elmore of West State Street in Science, Kenneth Farrer of 801 West Clayton Street in Electrical Engineering, Lewis Charles Cavalier of 542 Glen Avenue in Ellwood City in Metallurgy, and Stanley S Wilson of Wampum in Chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Penn State College
Frances K. Baron
Boyles Avenue
Foert L. Elmore
West State Street
Kenneth ©. Farrer
West Clayton Street
Lewis Charles Cavalier
Glen Avenue
Ellwood City
Stanley 5
Wilson
Wampum
Thiel College graduates Christina Perrotta and Clyde Uber
Christina Perrotta of 202 Montgomery Avenue and Clyde Uber of 824 Lathrop Street receive Bachelor of Science degrees at Thiel College commencement. Perrotta, homecoming queen, presided over events, led National Biological Fraternity, Sigma Theta Phi, and Woman's Athletic Association, graduating Cum Laude. Uber earned varsity football letters, Lambda Chi Alpha member, and chaired several Thiel dance committees.
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Greenville
Christina Perrotta
Clyde Uber
New Castle
Thiel College
Perrotta
L. Perrotta
Montgomery Avenue
Thiel
National Biological Fraternity
Tri Beta
Sigma Theta Phi Sorority
Woman's Athletic Association
C. L. Uber
Lathrop Street
Lambda Chi Alpna
Daily Dozen: Traffic deaths surge in four months
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania reports 10,780 traffic deaths in the first four months, up from 9,230 last year. Pittsburgh drops 24 percent, Philadelphia 10 percent, Wilkes-Barre has zero. Officials call for drivers to become safety advocates amid ongoing road danger. A stray line notes a distant goldfish pool developing bull frogs.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Wilkes-Barre
Sciente
Court House Hill residents hear legal notices and events
Real estate transfers list several parcels with names and $1 or 1600 figures. Divorce rulings issued by Judges Braham and Matthews. Parole granted for John Miller for burglary. Fines set for driving under the influence. Job change noted for Stella Waldman. Fish shipments reported for Lawrence County Sportsmen. ejectment suit filed by Annette Holliday. Commentary ponders comedians versus writers.
Tragic Meadville fire claims two Strawbridge children
Leesburg mourns as Mr and Mrs James Strawbridge lose their two children in a Tuesday afternoon house fire. The youngsters were napping in a bedroom when flames engulfed the home, trapping them. Mrs Strawbridge was formerly Gladys Hanna of Leesburg.
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James Strawbridge
Meadville
Strawbridge
Gladys Hanna
Leesburg
Local notes from Scott Township and surrounding towns
Mrs Oliver Emery recovers after illness as Miss Dorothy Dicks visits Mrs Norma Dicks and family. Mrs Mary Yoho of Ashland spends a week with Minnie Strawhecker. Will Fleming returns from school near Philadelphia. Erma McFarland of Volant visits grandmother Minnie McFarland. Mrs Leroy Brennamen and son visit J L Hecktornes. Mrs Charles Raabe and daughter visit McCracken home. Andrew Johnson of Harlansburg visits William Coloughan family. John Turner, Don McCracken, and James Bales leave for Washington DC. Mr and Mrs Ralph McCracken move to Binir house. Lance Dean returns home from South Carolina training camp.
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Oliver Emery
Dorothy Dicks
Norma Dicks
Mary Yoho
Ashland
Minnie Strawhecker
Willam Fleming
Philadelphia
Erma McFarland
Volant
Minnie McFarland
Leroy Brennamen
Butler
Ralph McCracken
Binir House
Norman Montgomery
Lance Dean
Bud Dean
South Carolina
Miss Ramsey to Get Degree at Wheaton College
Miss Virginia Ramsey daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Ramsey of 222 North Mulberry street will receive a bachelor of arts degree at Wheaton College commencement exercises in Wheaton This Monday June 16. Ramsey a Bible major has been active on campus as president of the Acholan Literary Society a member of the Tower club and secretary of her class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Ramsey
George W. Ramsey
North Mulberry Street
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Raamsey
Acholan Literary Society
Tower Suall
Westminster College Grants 102 Degrees At Commencement
Westminster college awarded degrees to 102 seniors at its annual commencement on Sunday night ending the weekend events. About 250 alumni attended a Saturday luncheon at United Presbyterian church where last year’s officers were reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wewad
New Wilmington
Westminster College
Tday
United Presbyterian Church
Robert BD
Ferguson
Pittsburgh
J. Halden Williams
New Kensington
al Smith
Elizabeth McBane
Grads
Kelso
Thomas
Christian Associations
Dewitt Stafford
Mt. Lebanon
Gordon Balch Nevin
R. F P. Galbreath
Ile
Ralph Appelman
Conservatory
Oberlin to confer degrees on three students
Three students from New Castle and Oberlin will receive degrees at the 13th annual commencement in Finney Chapel on Tuesday June 10 at 10 a.m. John Glass McCoughr, son of Dr and Mrs J G McConahy, 327 North Mercer Street, candidate for bachelor of arts with a pre medical major. Miss T Elizabeth Koski, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Koski, candidate for bachelor of music. Thomas Edgar Cramer, son of Mr and Mrs Leonard E Cramer, candidate for bachelor of school music. Koski and Cramer elected to Pi Kappa Lambda this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Oberlin
Finney Chapel
John Glass McCoughr
J. G. McConahy
North
Mercer Street
T. Elizabeth Koski
Charles Koski
AR. F. D
Thomas Edgar Cramer
Leonard E. Cramer
County Line Street
Koski
Cramer
Pi Kappa Lambda
Honorary Musical Society
Four AHEPA members chosen to attend convention
Members of New Castle chapter 87, Order of AHEPA, selected Speer Marousis Steve Kakos Manuel Othites and William Damaskos to represent them at the district AHEPA convention in Washington Pa June 21 to 23. The News by Mail for J Year. 5.04 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Order of Ahhepa
Speer Marousis
Steve Kakos
Manuel Othites
William Damaskos
Washington
Loan offer promises small monthly payments and no guarantors
Simple loan advertisement outlines $100 loan options with monthly plans such as 89.75 for 12 months or 6.97 a month for 18 months. It emphasizes character and regular income over collateral, no outside signers, and transparent charges. Rates differ from Small Loan Law, inviting visits or calls for full info.
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Iitte
Wbte
Our Lady's Sodality Plans July Picnic at Supery Rock
At a Our Lady's Sodality of St. Vitus meeting held in the convent, plans were discussed for an all day picnic on July 26 at Supery Rock. An important session is set for Tuesday evening June 10 after St Anthony's devotions in the church basement. President Mary Chill led, Sister Hildegarde prayed with the group, and Sister Florence played piano. The group plans a movie soon with Alice DeCarlo Bet Jane Gasgiacchia and Clara Mcellla in charge. A talk on the Sodality by Sister Hildegarde closed the meeting. Next gathering July 10.
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Our Lady's Sodality of
St. Vitus
Mary Chill
Charge
Hildegarden
Florence
Alice DeCarlo
Bet
Jane Gasgiacchia
Clara Mcella
Sodality
Hildegarde
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D. D
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Fc Becanine
Gustav’s Pure Food Bakery
East Singin
Spotlight
Mirrey
Dean Phipps Auto
Julius Fisher
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A. & M. Super Market
Selato and
Long Ave
Quaker Rice Sparkies
Daily Dozen
Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Secree
Court House Hill
W Walter Braham
Charles Matthews
Sam Dambrosi
Mary Dambrosi
Braham
Sarah Blake
Herbert T. Blake
Matthews
James M. Keller
John Miller
F.D. Hogue
Stella Waldman
Andrew Dodds
Lawrence County Sportsmen's Association
Andy
Cascade Lake
Annette Holliday
Mary J. Holliday
Shiraldi
Dorcas
Dorcas Society
Minnie Hill
Willam Kerr
Betty Jane
Shirley Martin
Lois Allen
Marian Rice
Ted Allen
Sharon
W. J. Mayberry
Arthur Armstrong
Maude Martin
Bailey
James Broadbent
Warren, O
W. H. Broadbent
Merle Kauffman
Warren
Adam Kauffman
Shirley
Walter Martin
Ellsworth Martin
Tionesta
Clifford McClymonds
Grove City
George Sweexy
George Douglass
Edward Mechling
Helen Fennick
Plaingrove
H. S. Kearns
Miami, Fla
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Eckerd
Blok
J. R. Free Co
Julian Goldman
McGoun
Barium Reduction Corpn
Chamliston
Ey Cay
Scott Township
Miss Ramsey
Westminster
Ohio School
AHEPA
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Iesa
Promyt
J. F. Perelman
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Pe Yarrass
Freymensr
Union Trust Building
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Maneger
Penna
Ciths
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Our Lady’s Sodality of
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Greater New Castle Association
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