Watch Out For Eyes When Viewing Eclipse
Maine and Canada will see a total solar eclipse on July 20 1963 with partial visibility in the U S The article quotes Dr Donald H Menzel and Dr Ferree on safe viewing methods including smoked glass and a simple pinhole eclipse viewer It warns against staring at the sun and notes 31 cases of eclipse burns in Utah in 1960 including 12 children and urges parental supervision during an eclipse
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Maine
Canada
United States
Donald H. Menzel
Harvard College Observatory
Cambridge
Massachuttes
Ferree
The
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Utah Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Physics Department
University of Utah
Utah
Utah Society
U.S
Instructors Join Faculty at Westminster College
Westminster College in New Wilmington has added two instructors to its faculty. Jeanne Braham of Butler will teach English, and James A. Cummins of Little Falls New Jersey will teach Spanish. Braham earned departmental honors from the College of Wooster and an MA from the University of Pennsylvania. Cummins holds an AB cum laude from Juniata College and an MA from Middlebury College and previously taught in New Jersey. Maharajah's Beau awarded gold by American Jersey Cattle Club for production of three daughters at Errol Fullerton farm.
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Columbus
American Jersey Cattle Club
Errol Fullerton
New Castle RD
Maharajah
Rosel
Sybil Cleo
Sybil Terry
Sybil Watercress
New Wilmington
Westminster College
Will W. Orr
Jeanne Braham
Butler
James A. Cummins
Little Falls
N.J
Miss Braham
College of Wooster
University of London
University of Pennsylvania
Ashton
Luther C. Braham
E. Pearl St
Cummins
Juniata College
Neshannock elects Peter McBurney student council president
Peter McBurney is chosen as president of the Neshannock High School student council succeeding Bill Brewer. He is joined by vice president Al Wynder and secretary Jacqueline Emery with Julie Conover as treasurer. The group includes active members in the Spanish and National Honor Societies and school groups. An international banquet and the premiere of Raised from the Dead highlight events at the teen challenge training center rehab program.
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Neshannock High School
Peter McBurney
Bill Brewer
McBurney
William Craig McBurney
Maitland Lane
American Legion
al Wynder
Neshannock Lancer
Albert Wynder
Shenango Rd
Jacqueline Emery
Robert Emery
J. A. Ilnnsky
Jamaica
T. B. O'Grazioso
Italy
Frank Reynolds
Nicky Cruz
Rehrersburg
Rev. Reynolds
Rev. Cruz
June Class of 33 30th Anniversary Reunion Arranged
The June Class of 1933 at New Castle High School schedules a 30th anniversary reunion for June 22 at Shenango Inn Sharon. Icebreaker at 6:30 p.m. Dinner at 7:30 p.m. Program at 9:30 p.m. Dancing to follow. Invitations sent. many addresses unknown. Contact Mrs. Betty Johnson Byers for missing details.
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New Castle High School
Shenango Inn
Sharon
Hubert
Bud) Wagner
Betty Johnson Byers
Giel Ave
Lakewood
Howard Hunter
David Butler
Ambrose Casey
Frank Babiarz
William Miller
Morgan Jones
Joseph Eberhart
John Phillips
John Anderson
Norman Larson
Joe Leonard
Edward Martin
Paul Nelson
Oliver Theophilus
Marc Siversky
Norman Smith
Jack Pinkerton
Albert Mackey
Victor Zuchowski
Sam Dennis
George Horton
James Ingham
Henry Kolajedski
Paul
Volant Homecoming Slated July 1 4
Volunteer firemen and the Volant Lions Club sponsor a four day homecoming in Volant from July 1 to 4. Parades July 1 will feature at least two high school bands and trucks from Lawrence County fire companies. A pet parade led by the Grove City Highland Band is set for July 2 with prizes for entrants. July 3 has no special feature and July 4 will include a fireworks display. Children’s rides and concessions will fill the community ball field. Sam MecGary and Lew Snarey lead the arrangements.
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Volant
Volant Lions Club
Lawrence County
Grove City Highland Band
Sam MecGary
Lions Couch
Lew Snarey
Assembly To Hold Missions Meeting At Farrell Assembly
The Farrell Christian Assembly at 1825 Roemer Blvd Farrell will hold its second annual world missions convention at 7 45 p m Wednesday through Sunday Rev Wesley Hurst secretary of promotions in the foreign missions dept of the Assemblies of God will be the keynote speaker Assisting missionaries include
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Farrell Christian Assembly
Roemer Blvd
Farrell
Wesley Hurst
Foreign Missions Dept
The
Assemblies of God
Reunion reservations handled by The National Bank official
The National Bank P.O. Box 670 in New Castle serves as the reservations contact for the reunion with the member in charge coordinating arrangements.
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Tional Bank
P.O. Box
New Castle
Canvasback Duck Sets Swift Speed Record
A canvas back duck was measured at 94 miles an hour, marking a remarkable speed for the bird in flight. The figure highlights an extraordinary example of avian acceleration observed recently.
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Winnipeg
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