Taft Campaigns Up to Delaware After New York Visit
Senator Taft travels to Delaware after a whirlwind New York tour where he claimed three New Jersey Republican delegates from General Eisenhower. He addressed the National Republican Club urging a federal budget of 55 billion and said expenditures should not exceed 25 percent of national income to sustain a free economy. He predicted winning 32 pledged Pennsylvania delegates this weekend to reach a 604 vote nomination tally, with an INS tally showing Taft and Eisenhower sharing the remaining 32. He holds eight of Delaware’s 12 votes as he moves into the state.
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INS
Ohio
Taft
Delaware
New Jersey
Eisenhower
National Republican Club
Pennsylvania
Louis F. Kohn Receives State of Israel Honor
Louis F. Kohn of Park Avenue was saluted by the State of Israel at a Tri-State Economic Assembly in this city. Mayor Abba Hushi of Haifa and James G. McDonald, the first U. S. ambassador to Israel, outlined the latest economic information. Hushi presented Scrolls of Honor to Tri-State community leaders recognizing long service toward Israel.
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Louis F. Kohn
Park Avenue
Library of Congress Founded in April Nineteen Hundred
The Library of Congress traces its origins to April nineteen hundred when it was established as the national library. Founding marked by new access to government documents and cultural collections for public use.
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Library of Congress
South Side Church To Honor Fathers
First Congregational church at 100 East Reynolds Street will mark Fathers Day with a 10 30 a m worship on Sunday to allow time for a Canton Ohio song fest. Twenty five fathers reach the borrowed time period and a memorial to a founding father will be presented. A floral tribute by his son honors an early founder. Rev Thomas J Jones chooses Honor Thy Father as theme with special music arranged by Charles Richards director and Mrs John M Evans organist.
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First Congregational Church
East Reynolds Street
Canton
Ohio
Thomas J. Jones
Charles Richards
John M. Evans
Suspect Arrested After Reported Weaving Vehicle
John Harvan of North Liberty was arrested on the 1000 block of West Washington after a caller reported a jeep weaving on Atlantic Avenue. Cruiser Officers Occhibone and Rozzi arrested him following a radio alert from Headquarters.
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John Harvan
North Liberty Street
West
Washington Street
Occhibone and
Rozzi
Atlantic Avenue
Plain Grove Presbyterian Church Weekly Activities
Plain Grove United Presbyterian church schedules Sabbath school at 10 a.m. led by Clyde Adams and Walter Rodgers with services at 11 a.m. Rev. Munroe to preach, C E in the evening. The Daily Vacation Bible school opens at 9 a.m. with student pastor Leslie Kisser assisting. Women’s Missionary Society meets June 16 at Mary Kate Sonntag’s home led by Martha Gibson. Youth Council met with Shirley Eppinger introducing Mrs Hall of Portersville. Reading Circle hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heckathorne.
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Presbyterian Church
Leslie Kisser
United Presbyterian Church
Plain Grove Presbyterian Church
Shirley Eppinger
Hall
Portersville
Local Social Roundup Tenants News and Weddings
Community gathering opened by Seth Nuly with a shorter program led by Mrs. Hilda Kohn felder. Gladys Neely spoke on The Story of June and Arthur Kohnfelder gave an address. A luncheon followed with visiting and TV. Several local residents and visitors attended events including Westminster College Home Coming and a nephew wedding at Slippery Rock church. Plain Grove High School Alumni plan a banquet June 14.
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Seth Nuly
Hilda Kohnfelder
Gladys Neely
Arthur Kohnfelder
Heckathorne
Lester Offutt
New Castle
McMeneny
San Antonio
Texas
Glenn Hillner, Jr
Margaret Stone
Pueson
Arizona
Grove City
Plain Grove
Dorthea McKissick
Rose Munnell
Munnell
Cypress
Francis Brown
Thomas McConahy
William McConahy
Betty Glasser
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
Ellwood City
Plain Grove High School
Flag Day sale by Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic will sell flags on the streets Saturday to observe Flag Day. Proceeds go to veterans’ hospitals and Grand Army relief homes.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Veterans’ Hospitals
Grand Army
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