Minister honored for forty years of service in First Alliance Church
The Forty Wonderful Years Rev M E Nicholson program marked his 40 years as a minister at First Alliance Church 111 Mission Meade Drive Meade. The Cecelia Lewis Bible Class sponsored the event with tapes letters of congratulations and commemorations from President Carter and Dr Louis King. An American flag flown over the Capitol May 31 was presented via Rep Eugene Atkinson. Special guests included Nicholson family members Lois Eyler Donald Nicholson and David Nicholson. Guests Rev William Kissell and others attended. The master of ceremonies Woodson W Collins traced Nicholson life from Carlisle Pa to New Castle Pa. The pastor received an engraved plaque wrist watch and registry book from church members. The Glad Tidings ensemble performed as banner read Forty Wonderful Years Rev M E Nicholson.
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M.E. Nicholson
First Alliance Church
Mission Meade Drive
Cecelia Lewis
Nicholson
Jimmy Carter
Louis King
Christian and Missionary Alliance
United States
Eugene Atkinson
Lois Eyler
Donald Nicholson
Philadelphia Area
David Nicholson
New Castle
William Kissell
Indonesia
Robert Weidner
New Castle Area
Woodson W Collins
Carlisle
Ruth Hollinger
Mechanicsburg
Nyack Bible College
Hanover
Curwensville
Aliquippa
Upper Darby
First Alliance
Paul Baldwin
Glenn Wolford
Robert Chappell
Ellen Gwin
M E. Nicholson
Dora Jane Craven
Karen Craven
ME. Nicholson
Center
Harry Karns
New Castle News
Union township delays rubbish pickup due to storms
Union Township officials said rubbish collection is postponed as crews focus on storm damage to roads and ditches. The today pickup will occur on June 18 while Wednesday and Thursday routes shift to June 21 and 22.
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Union Township
Weekend storms disrupt power and phone service countywide
Storms over the weekend caused water damage to many homes, widespread power outages, and telephone service interruptions. About 2.38 inches of rain fell Saturday with another 0.89 inch Sunday, leaving thousands without power in two main areas. Lightning struck substations, transformers, and cables in Locust Street, Harlansburg, and Mahoningtown, while PennDOT reported washouts and flooded streets. Fire crews responded to chimney strikes, rising flood conditions, and damaged properties as the storm disrupted utilities and daily life.
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Western Pennsylvania Water Co
Lyle Bramhall
Penn Power
Locust Street
Highland Avenue
Garfield Avenue
Wilmington Road
Harlansburg
Bramhall
Plain Grove
Eastbrook
Lakewood Beach
Volant
Thomas Page
Bell Telephone
Mahoningtown
Lawrence County
Penndot
Jerry Lombardo
Public Works Department
McCleary
Willard Avenues
Sutton Street
Long Avenue
Lombardo
Sampson Street
East Washington Street
Neshannock Boulevard
Chestnut St
Rhodes Place
McCleary Ave
Frank Ave
W. Garfield Ave
Wogan St
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Austintown
Eastwood
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Salem
Shenango
Southern Park
Youngstown
D.A
U.S
Georgia
Florida
Pillsbury Plus
Skippy
Devil's Food
Pillsbury
Jar
Scotties
UMIT
Joseph
Perka,d.c
Maxwell House
Sam
Iga Oshihi
Kellogg's Rice Krispies
Sumit
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