Seventh Ward Churches Plan Sunday Children’s Day Programs
Seven ward churches host Children’s Day in morning worship and Sunday school hours on Sunday June 12. Mahoningtown Presbyterian will feature guest minister Jack Shepard of Westminster College at 11 a.m. with 9:50 a.m. Sunday school. Madison Avenue Christian hosts Rev. Melvin Sparks with a Children’s Day program at 10:30 a.m. and Lord’s Supper after, followed by an evening service. Mahoning Methodist, led by Rev. F L Cribbs, presents Children’s Day at 11 a.m. with John Parker as superintendent and no evening service in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Shepard
Westminster College
Mahoningtown
Clair Galbreath
Robert McClurg
Madison Avenue Christian
Melvin Sparks
Paul Olson
Sparks
Mahoning
F. L. Cribbs
John Parker
Alice McClure
Sabre Jet Squadron Led by Captain Shiderly
Mrs. Leslie Sipe, from R. D. 7, received a U S Army clipping from Chitose Air Force Base Japan detailing Captain Daniel Shiderly leading the 339th FIs mass flight of 16 F-86b Sabre Jets during Air Force Day open house, with Japanese visitors witnessing the event.
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Leslie Sipe
U. S. Army
Japan
Daniel Shiderly
Chitose Air Force Base
Air Force
Sabre Jets
Pilot Captain Shiderly Leads Flight Over Camp Crawford
Captain Shiderly, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Shiderly of Mahoningtown, piloted a squadron over Camp Crawford after a 1:25 p.m. Chitose pass. He has been in Hokkaido, Japan since last September, with Mrs. Shiderly and their children in Albuquerque awaiting join-up in Japan.
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Chitose Pass
Shiderly
Camp Crawford
Air Force
L. R. Shiderly
Mahoningtown
Hokkaido
Japan
Sunday School Juniors Head to Seneca Hills Camp
Six boys and two girls from Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church Junior department left for a weekend at Seneca Hills Camp near Franklin Pennsylvania. They were driven by teacher William Bollinger and superintendent Clair Galbreath and are due back Sunday evening.
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Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Seneca Hills Camp
Franklin
William Bollinger
Clair Galbreath
Nocera Twins Schedule Open House After Graduation
Friends of William and Donald Nocera twin sons of Mr and Mrs Nocera of West Clayton street will host an open house at St Margarets club North Liberty street Sunday evening with receiving from 8 o clock The event honors their graduation from New Castle High School.
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William
Donald Nocera
Harrisburg Visit By Senheiser and Leasure
SEVENTH WARD NOTES reports Harry Senheiser and Daniel Leasure of West Cherry Street are spending a few days visiting in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.
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Seventh Ward
Harry Senheiser
Daniel Leasure
West Cherry Street
Harrisburg, Pa
Emmanual Evangelical United Brethren Pastor Radio Speaker
Rev Melroy Wirick pastor of Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren church South Jefferson street will speak on The Danger Of An Empty Life for the New Castle Ministerial Association radio broadcast Sunday June 12 at 8 pm The downtown pastor will be assisted by the church choir with Mrs Arthur Durlesser leading the singers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melroy Wirick
Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
South Jefferson Stret
New Castle
Arthur Durlesser
Children Day services and church programs listed
New Wilmington and Neshannock churches plan Children s Day observances during morning services with infant baptism included at Neshannock. Dr. R W Graves directs Gettin Ac quainted With God talk and 7 45 p m vesper in Community park in June. alternate bad weather site U P church. Also sermons on The Stubbornest Thing in the World and a joint school board meeting scheduled. W G Eckels plans high school drawings. Dr Milo C McFeeters discusses Jersey cattle in Egypt for Rotary event.
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United Presbyterian Church
R. W. Graves
God
Neshannock Presbyterian Church
R. W. White
Methodist Church
Charles Livingston, Jr
Volant
Richard W. Graves
U. P. Church
Wilmington Area Joint School Board
New Wilmington
W. G. Eckels Company
New Castle
Kiwanis Chatter Night Ends With Color TV Talk
Kiwanians and wives plan Monday social at Schuster’s near Greenville with dinner and entertainment. Dr. Kenneth Thompson in charge. Russell Sewall spoke on color television predicting rising demand and falling prices through better production. Also notes Vander Lught named acting dean at Hope College Michigan.
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Schuster's
Greenville
Kenneth Thompson
Russell C. Sewall
Sewall
Nehru Begins 10 Day Tour of Soviet Union
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru leaves Moscow with his daughter for a 10 day tour of the Soviet Union. He will visit Stalingrad Leningrad Yalt a Tashkent and industrial centers in the Urals. He is to view Russia s atomic energy station and may become the first non Communist leader to tour the 5 000 kilowatt plant.
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Moscow
INS
Jawaharlal Nehru
Soviet Union
Russia
Nehru
Stalingrad
Leningrad
Yaltta
Tashkent
Ural Mountains
Georgi Malenkov
Church Forms Education Wing Building Committee
At the First Presbyterian Church trustees meeting a building committee was named to oversee plans for a new education wing. The committee includes Roger W. Rowland H L Gordon J Roy Snyder Howard Kirk Jr and Charles Bowden. The nursery has 29 enrollees and is over twice as large as last summer. The planned $300000 education building will expand church programs.
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First Presbyterian Church
Roger W. Rowland
H. L. Gordon
J. Roy Snyder
Howard Kirk, Jr
Charles Bowden
Russell Horchler
James Bickett
Holy Name Society Meeting At St Philip And James
Holy Name Society of St Philip and James Church plans a group reception of Holy Communion at the 9 am mass on Sunday June 12 officiated by Rev V V Stancelewski. A father and son breakfast follows in the church basement with plans organized by Adam Kwiat and committee. A membership drive will occur during the meeting served by Women of the Altar and Rosary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Sacred Heart
Holy Rosary Congregation
St. Lucy’s Church
Cascade Park
Elizabeth Marchionda
Theresa Russo
Ippolito
Maria Francesca
Holy Name Society
S. Philip and James Church
V. V. Stancelewski
Adam Kwiat
Joseph Frankoski
Altar and Rosary Society
The
Holy Name
June 11 1955 five years ago today and related items
From a 1955 newspaper clipping: events dated June 11 include the 1950 dedication of Slippery Rock’s First U P church with $11 200 pledged for a new Wesley Methodist church, plus Ray Davis pitching a no hit game in City Baseball League. Also noted are wartime awards to Eisenhower and Montgomery and a 1930 airliner disaster.
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U. P. Church of
Slippery Rock
New Wesley Methodist Church
Ray Davis
Russia
Order of Victory
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sir Bernard Montgomery
Gregory K. Zhukov
Shenango U P Choir Plans Spring Festival
Shenango United Presbyterian Church on Wilmington Road hosts a spring choir festival Sunday evening June 12 at 8 o clock. Director Walter Luikart conducts. Mary Eleanor Patton presides at the piano. Dr James M Blackwood delivers scripture and prayer. The choir sings selections including My God And I Open My Eyes That I May See Create In Me A Clean Heart O God Steal Away To Jesus Softly And Tenderly Go Not Far From Me O God. Luikart also solos Sweet Little Jesus Boy Babylon's Falling Let's Go Down To Jordan Yield Not To Temptation among others. The quartet features Shirley Coutler Helen Cover Bertha Tinstman and Grace Love.
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Shenango United Presbyterian Church
Wilmington Road
Walter Luikart
Mary Eleanor Patton
James M. Blackwood
I. B. Sergei
Ellen Jane Lorenz
Mueller
Jesus
Mr. Luikart
Jesus Boy
Babylon
Jordan
Shirley Coutler
Helen Cover
Bertha Tinstman
Grace Love
Nine-Year-Old Girl Falls and Fractures Wrist
Carol Green aged nine from A. D. 9 was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 7 05 p m for a fracture of the left wrist after tripping and falling while jumping rope.
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Carol Green
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Robert C. Boak Dies In Maryland at 76
Robert C. Boak of Bethesda Maryland died Friday night after a lingering illness. He was born in Slippery Rock township in 1878 and lived on the old Boak Homestead. He married Josie Kerr of Pittsburgh in 1902 and is survived by a daughter Mrs. Benjamin Wasser of Washington DC, two grandchildren, his brother J A Boak, and his sister Mrs. William Brown who preceded him in death. He retired from Edgewater Steel in Oakmont after 39 years and was a member of Bethesda Presbyterian Church and the Masonic order.
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Robert C. Boak
Bethesda
J. A. Boak
Slippery Rock Township
Mr. Boak
Boak
Josie Kerr
Pittsburgh
Benjamin Wasser
Washington,d. C
Soviet Premier Bulganin Celebrates 60th Birthday
Nikolai Bulganin marked his 60th birthday with the title hero of socialist labor and the Order of Lenin plus the Gold Medal of the Hammer and Sickle. Greetings came from across Russia and eastern Europe as Pravda published a two page1 portrait and congratulations from party and government bodies.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Presidium of the
Supreme Soviet
Socialist Labor
Russia
Pravda
Communist Party
Party Central Committee
Ussr Council of Ministers
Bulganin
Hammer and Sickle
Party
Dismissed hospital board members blame politics in firing
Five Somerset State Hospital board members dispute Welfare Secretary Shapiro's claim that they were dismissed for political activity. Norman Shaulis says they were fired for not engaging in politics while the board cut staff indiscriminately after Leader took office. Dr. George Wheeling supports the denial of political motivation.
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Somerset, Pa
Somerset State Hospital
Leader
State Welfare
Harry Shapiro
Norman Shaulis
Rev Donatus Roscetti Feted At Open House In City
Rev Donatus Francis Roscetti will be feted at an open house reception on Sunday evening at the New Penn Hotel from 7 to 10 oclock. He will officiate at his first solemn high mass on Sunday at noon in St. Vitus church, as son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Roscetti of 22 West Terrace avenue.
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Donatus Francis Roscetti
New Penn Hotel
Donatus
Anthony Roscetti
West Terrace Avenue
St. Vitus Church
Automobile Service Stations Give Away 100 Million Road Maps
American service stations distribute over 100 million road maps annually to tourists. The initiative supports travelers by providing essential route guidance and local information from a nationwide network of stations.
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American Automobile Service
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Captain Shiderly
Sabre Jet Squadron
Castle Brand
New Castle Packing Ca
Eoples Drug Stores
New Castle, Penna
East Washington Street
N. Mill St
Seneca Hills
Nocera Boys
Rosary Congregation
B. F. Goodrich
N. Mercer ST
Rotary Farmers
Milo C. McFeeters
Egypt
McFeeters
U. P. Board of Foreign Missions
Vander Lught
William Vander Lught
Hope College
Michigan
John W. Hollenbach
University of Cairo
Hope
W.S.C.S. Meeting
United Nations
W.S.C.S
Harold Burns
Thomas Ashcom
Thomas Cox
Lawrence Shearer
John Holmes
Henry Broadbent
Grover Welker
O. S. Beatty
John Crosby
Russell Evans
Legion
American Legion
Harry Shaffer
S. Lincoln Street
Robert Boyer
Paul Shaffer
Donald Woodworth
Harry Means
Willis Kaufman
Donald Kenehan
Robert Cooper
G. R. Campbell
Jack Sharp
Don Kenehan
Troy Hill
Post
Wilmington
United States
Venezuela
George Bros
Walmo
Oliver
Superior Land
Philip and
James
Light & Heat Company
Fairfax
Atlantic Ocean
Ruth Brown Strebel
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Schmeling
W. Grant St
Shenango U.P
Hi-Ho
Liberty
Maryland
Bethesda Presbyterian Church
Masonic Order
Shaulis
George Wheeling
C Paul
Washington St
Moravia
South Side Service, Inc
PMTA
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association
Lawrence County
TOF
Tom
Westinghouse
Alexander
North Mill ST
Fnew
Jefferson Street
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