Scranton Woman Among Speakers at County Sabbath School Meet
The 108th Lawrence County Sabbath School Association convenes at First Christian Church in Diamond City tomorrow. Dr Eugene C Veach of Youngstown Miss A Myfanwy Roberts of Scranton and Dr R H Martin of Pittsburgh headline an all-day program with eight districts represented and free literature from 30 publishing houses. The event includes a 9 am registration a noon fellowship dinner and an evening banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
First Christian Church
Diamond
Bennett Bible Class
Convention Church
Eugene C. Veach
Youngstown
A. Myfanwy Roberts
Scranton
R. H. Martin
Pittsburgh
County Sunday School Association
Wolves Auxiliary Organized To Aid Youths
The Wolves Auxiliary was organized Tuesday evening with Mrs. Humbert Fazzone as temporary president and Mrs. Anthony Marino as temporary recording secretary. Joseph Bordonaro Jr. outlined objectives while A N Carbon and Angelo Frediani assisted. A June 18 meeting at the New Penn hotel will elect officers and include Wolves club officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolves Auxiliary
Humbert Fazzone
Anthony Marino
Joseph Bordonaro, Jr
A. N. Carbon
Angelo Frediani
Wolves Club
Nw Penn Hotel
Fazzone
Paul J. Failla
Fred DeCarbo
Appoval
Wolves
Six Pound Six Ounce Trout Caught Near Garland
John Chillock of Garland displayed a 26 inch brown trout weighing six pounds six ounces. He hooked the fish at Big Broken Straw in Garland, Pennsylvania, on June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
John Chillock
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Across Two Cities
Jameson Memorial and New Castle hospitals list admissions and discharges. Names include James Robert Taylor Mildred Grell Hazel Kurtz Shirley Cadman Mollie Hostetler and many others with addresses in Pulaski New Wilmington Ellwood City Slippery Rock Volant and Grove City. Several tonsil operations noted alongside routine admissions and discharges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson Memorial Hospital
James Robert Taylor
R. D
Mildred Grell
Pulaski
Hazel Kurtz
Shirley Cadman
Mollie Hostetler
New Wilmington
William L. Klee, Jr
Boyles Avenue
Bertha Brookhart
New Brighton
Michael Nosik
Frances Heckathorne
Jennie Henry
Rhodes Place
Phyllis Burnside
Emerson Avenue
Carmella Minetti
Edenburg
Sherelle Powell
Donald McMillen
Carol Lutz
Bellevue Avenue
Thelma Frazier
Howard King
E. Wallace Avenue
Dorothy Rutter
Ellwood City
Mildred Biddle
Matilda
Grace Evans
Butler Avenue
Ethel Blim
Park Avenue
Nell Woods
Slippery Rock
Marian Rogers
Riverview Avenue
Betty Kerr
Volant
Helen Hobe
City Line Street
Mary Ann Brydon
Sally Ann McIver
Clenmore Boulevard
Sondra Crangi
Rees Flannery, Jr
Pearson Street
Elizabeth Whittaker
Englewood Avenue
Robert Booher
Ronald Barbati
S. Mulberry Street
Frank Markoski
N. Liberty Street
Clinton White
James MacRae
Grove City
Sadie Schweizer
Ernest Eakin
Croton Avenue
Lillian Tipton
W. Garfield Avenue
Helen Wagner
N. Cedar Street
Naomi Sankey
Northview Avenue
Rose Mediate
Hillsville
Hilda Brown
Court Street
Helen M Connery Receives Degree at Allegheny College
Miss Helen M Connery graduated at Allegheny College commencement on June 9 and earned a bachelor of arts in history. She is active in campus activities and Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward J Connery of 331 Crescent Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. Connery
Allegheny College
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Edward J. Connery
Crescent Avenue
Hennon in Coma After Plane Crash
W A Buzz Hennon of 222 Northview Avenue remains in a coma at Youngstown South Side Hospital after a Sunday night plane crash. Hospital staff say the pilot is resting easier but still unconscious. A separate note mentions the Kampferi crab with an 18 foot claw span found in Japanese waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A
Buzz) Hennon
Northview Avenue
Youngstown
Youngstown South Side Hospital
Oak Streeters Plan Picnic Outing at Cascade Park
Oak Street School Reunion Association members met last evening to outline a picnic at Cascade Park on June 25. Robert Woodring was named general chairman with a committee preparing an informal program ahead of the association’s September reunion. Young members are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Woodring
Cascade Park
Oak Street School Reunion Association
Elizabeth Knobloch Kleckner
Gorilla Mauls Keeper at Philadelphia Zoo
A 64-year-old keeper, Samuel Giunta, was severely mauled by Bamboo the 400-pound gorilla after the ape reached through a cage. Head keeper William Maloney freed him with hot water while doctors reported skull fractures, extensive body injuries, and shock. Zoo director Freeman M. Shelly said no action would be taken against the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Zoo
Samuel Giunta
Giunta
William Maloney
Bamboo
Ralph Davis
Zoo
Freeman M. Shelly
Clyde Fye Completes Night Cross Country Flight
Clyde Fye of 806 West Washington Street finished a night cross country flight in the commercial pilot's course at New Castle airport on Tuesday evening. Durward Jones of 318 Norwood Avenue earned eligibility for a private pilot's license by completing his flight at the same airport on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Fye
West
Washington Street
Wilson Aviation
New Castle
Durward Jones
Norwood Avenue
Morals charge held for James Lane in Sixth Ward
James Lane of 125 Lawrence Street was held in the county jail today pending a hearing before Alderman Margaret Orris. The information, sworn by Police Chief Robert D. Hanna, concerns a morals charge involving a 15 year old girl and alleged offense dated June 9 and earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lane
Lawrence Street
Margaret Orris
Sixth Ward
Robert D. Hanna
Man Charged With Morals Offense Seizure Case in Moody
Willam R Taylor of Volant RD 3 was charged with intent to commit a morals offense after seizing a 16 year old girl on Moody avenue Monday night. He waived a hearing before Alderman Edward Pritchard of the Second ward yesterday and is held for court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam R Taylor
Volant
R.D
Moody Avenue
Edward Pritchard
Second Ward
Negro Is Saved From Mob Attack
A 23 year old Black man, Jimmie Harris, was jailed in Montgomery after a white mob attempted lynching him in Hartsboro following an alleged assault on Mrs. J H Baker. Mayor Hart Vann and three white men intervened to rescue him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurtsboro
Ala
INS
Montgomery
Hartsboro
Jimmie Harris
Hart Vann
Harris
J. H. Baker
Leesburg Ladies Club elects officers at regular meeting
The Leesburg Ladies club elected officers including president Nellie McKee and vice president Ethel Orr at a regular meeting in the community room. Silver Tea society met at Mrs. Clyde Donely’s home for an all day gathering with a noon tureen dinner. Special guest Mrs. Robert Donley of Long Beach, California attended. The next meeting on July 3 will be at the church with hostesses Mrs. Clara Black and Mrs. William Tharpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurlbut
Nellie McKee
Ethel Orr
Ethel Armstrong
Clifford
Myers
Hollis Johnston
Nellie Simpson
Silver Tea Society
Clyde Donely
Samuel Oakes
Donley
Robert Donley
Long Beach
Calif
Clara Black
William Tharpe
Esther Orr Hosts Friends for Hay Ride at Home
Esther Orr entertained a number of friends Friday evening and led them on an old fashioned hay ride. Visitors from Mercer included Betty Lou Peters Mary Stowe Bill Houston and Walter Livermore who enjoyed refreshments after the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Orr
Mercer
Betty Lou Peters
Mary Stowe
Bill Houston
Walter Livermore
Weekend Visitation Highlights from Multiple Families
A series of social visits across towns includes Rev. W. A. Lloyd and daughter Jane visiting relatives in Jackson and Columbus, Rev. Lloyd’s illness prompting travel, and numerous family gatherings in Pittsburgh Sharon New Castle Mercer and Philadelphia areas with extended kin and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Thompson
Pittsburgh
W. A. Thompson
W. A. Lloyd
Jane
Jackson
O. Carson Orr
Robert Fike
Sharon, M
Charles Lytle
Jackson Center
L. R. Orr
Gilmore Montgomery
Lloyd
Raymond Mattocks
Mercer
William Tharpe
Eva Butler
Blacktown
Walter Butler
James Gardner
New Castle
Demand Veto Of Labor Bill
In New York on June 11 a sharp demand was sent to President Truman for vetoing the Taft Hartley labor bill. About 60 000 CIO marchers paraded up Eighth Avenue to Madison Square Garden with nearly 400 000 cheering. Mayor O Dwyer and CIO head Philip Murray spoke to the crowd with speeches amplified to the overflow audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Truman
CIO
Eighth Avenue
Madison Square Garden
William O’dwyer
Philip Murray
Edenburg Church Classes Plan Friday Tureen Dinner
Edenburg Loyal Ladies and Loyal Men's Bible classes meet Friday evening June 13 at 6 30 in the Edenburg Christian church for a tureen dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenburg
Female lobster carries eggs to shore in Arctic waters
The female lobster hatches eggs by carrying them under her body and may hold as many as 175000 eggs for up to ten months. The Pueblo Grande site near Phoenix is noted as the only municipally owned archaeological project in the United States, located about four miles east of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo Grande
Phoenix
Arizona
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Sciota Street
Mina McCreary
Randolph Street
Mike Connolly
Lawrence Countty
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Montgomery Avenue
Ann Donnelly
William J. Miller
Johnstown
Josephine Sniezek
Crawford Oakridge
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Shira
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Monroe Street
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