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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1972
Page
42
A compact listing of crossword clues by THOMAS JOSEPH includes across and down entries such as Screen, Pennsyl vania city, Dormant, 40 Across, and many other themed hints with multiple word answers and spellings. The puzzle references 17th Century London meeting place and famous statues among varied entries.
A German Wine Growers Association spokesman calls 1971 a vintage year of peak quality, ranking with 1911 1921 1945 1953 and 1959. He notes 1971 wines should not cost much more than lesser vintages. Call 658-5526 for details.
From March 25 to May 31, 1971, Chief Deputy Sheriff J. J. Crippen suffered amnesia and vanished. He later called from Pensacola asking to be taken home. Sheriff Sanford Jordan said Crippen is missing again after last being seen driving his car in Winnfield.
Patty Frazier and Linda Inman were honored as Living Bible graduates at Unity Baptist Church Sunday morning. The church will award Living Bibles annually to future graduates. The Men and Boys Banquet is Thursday at 6 30 p.m. in the church basement with reservations due to Mrs. Groff or Mrs. McFarland by Sunday. A Monday youth program for high schoolers starts at Unity Baptist Church. Also, Rev. Thomas H. Newcomb of New Wilmington spoke at Harlansburg Presbyterian Church, and Rev. Dewey Smitley plans to return to the pulpit Sunday. Mrs. Smitley has returned from Bashline Hospital. Lance Dean remains a patient at Jameson Memorial Hospital, Room 222. Mrs. Charles Snyder is hospitalized at Jameson Memorial since Saturday. Mrs. Chris Crawford is hospitalized after surgery. Orville Macom has returned from Jameson Memorial. Ronald Johnston earned a master’s in pharmacology from Purdue University and will pursue a doctorate in July. He will marry Linda Hunt Johnston. she will begin nursing duties at Purdue University Clinic this fall after nursing at Lafayette City Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lutz and children Jeff and Amy visited Willis Kneram. Lutz will transfer to Fennville, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. James Patton and Mr. and Mrs. L J Reynolds were guests of the Pattons in New Castle for Monday dinner. Alex Maitland and family visited Rev. and Mrs. Ted Maitland. Doug Maitland, son of the Maitlands, graduated from Grove City College on Saturday. Paris note: the Seine river in Paris is spanned by 33 bridges of various sizes.
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