Reverend Johannides to Leave South New Castle Church
Rev Francis C Johannides pastor of Hoover Heights Christian and Missionary Alliance Church South New Castle has accepted a call to Eaton Falls Michigan He will preach a farewell sermon June 26 then move to begin ministry early in July His family Mildred and three children David Carol and Vicki accompany him The Western Pennsylvania District Superintendent will meet with the church board to discuss a replacement pastor.
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Francis C. Johannides
Hoover Heights
Johannides
Clarion
Missionary Training Institute of
David C. Kopp
Western Pennsylvania
Alliance
South New Castle
Missionary Society Meeting at Mrs Montgomery Home
The Afro American Y W Home Missionary society meets this evening at 22 Robinson Street, home of Mrs Mable Montgomery. Mrs Letha Thomas leads devotion on We Shall Rejoice Together with a discussion on Education.
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Y. W. Home Missionary Society
Mable
Montgomery
Robinson Street
Letha Thomas
Russian Roulette Fatality at Indianapolis Tavern
In Indianapolis a tavern janitor named Marvin F. King faced a deathly prank when Louis R. Reckel 28-year-old meat truck driver aimed a loaded revolver at King after Reckel pulled the trigger. Reckel died after the shot entered his brain at General Hospital.
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Indianapolis
Ins
Louis R. Reckel
Donald N. Lewis
Ideal
Reckel
Marvin F. King
Lewis
King
General Hospital
Bitter Pill To Swallow Says G.M. VP
Detroit based report notes Harry W. Anderson GM vice president, who led talks with CIO United Auto Workers, calls the guaranteed wage provision a bitter pill to swallow. He praises Walter Reuther for seeking precedent after Ford, while GM's Harlow Curtice states unemployment benefits should be decided by state legislatures and employers fund the guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
INS
Harry W. Anderson
General Motors
Cio-United Auto Workers
CIO
Walter Reuther
Ford
Harlow Curtice
Swim Instructions Begin at Local Schools
The YMCA starts its annual Learn to Swim program with about 600 youngsters enrolled. Over ten days five days each week, instruction runs Monday through Friday at George Washington and Benjamin Franklin junior highs, directed by Dick Mattocks with assistants Tim Foster Vera Peterson Bob Peterson and Sam Weiskenn.
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YMCA
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Dick Mattocks
Tim Foster
Vera Peterson
Bob Peterson
Sam Weinsehenk
Temple Sisterhood Meets On Tuesday
The Temple Sisterhood will hold its closing session and install officers on Tuesday June 14 at 12 30 p m in Temple Israel.
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Temple Sisterhood
Temple Israel
Masked Men Terrorize Singer Alice Lon Home
Hollywood police seek three masked assailants who abducted singer Alice Lon and her family in a six hour assault. The intruders beat and bound her husband Robert Waterman and her mother Mary Wyche, photographed Lon naked, and forced sleeping pills with threats to the couple and children. Lon, 27, of the Lawrence Welk orchestra, freed herself and relatives after hours before reporting the crime.
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Hollywood
Alice Lon
Miss Lon
Lawrence Welk
Polie
Robert Waterman
Mary Wyche
Soviet Union agrees to Geneva summit start July 18
Moscow reports the Soviet Union accepted a Big Four conference plan with the United States Britain and France. Geneva was chosen as the venue and July 18 as the start date, after earlier suggestions Lausanne and Vienna. In Des Moines a separate note covers hot rod drivers promoting roadside courtesy with a safety card from the Knights of the Road Hot Rod Club.
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Geneva
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Lausanne
Switzerland
Vienna
DES Moines
Knights of the Road
Deaths Of The Day Involving Beatty Likovich Kay McConnell
Braden T Beatty 69 of State Road died in New Castle hospital after a six month illness. He married Flora Simmers fifteen years ago and is survived by many children and grandchildren. Mike Likovich 76 of Bessemer died at home after a short illness. Amanda F Kay 76 of the Almira Home died at Jameson Memorial hospital after extended illness. George F McConnell 917 East Washington street to be buried in Graceland Memorial Division with services at Cunningham Funeral Home and pastor Rev Henry B Strock Jr. in charge.
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Braden T. Beatty
State Road
New Castle Hospital
Mr. Beatty
Armstrong County
James and
A. Hawk Beatty
Flora Simmers
Pearl Leapollo
Emlenton
George Scaife
Cairnbrook
James Hamilton
Cedar Lake
Ind
Grace Marsh
Windber
Joseph B. Leyde
Bethel Church
Bethel
Highland Avenue
Mike Likovich
Thirteenth Street
Bessemer
Austria
Metropolitan Paving Brick Company
Likovich
St. Anthony Church
Mary Platnar Likovich
Mary Likovich
Jennie Benedict
Lily Derby
Lowellville
Ohio
Frank
Pauline Zrecar
St. Anthony
Cunningham Funeral Home
Amanda F. Kay
Amanda Frye Kay
Almira
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Clark, Pa
South Pymatuning Township
Mercer County
Frank Kay
Clark
Kay
Clarksville Presbyterian Church
George F. McConnell
East Washington Street
Chestnut
Henry B. Strock, Jr
Graceland Memorial Division
Edwards and Stonefoot Pledge Nuptial Vows in Dunkirk
Frances Elsie Edwards and John H. Stonefoot pledged marriage in a 4:30 p.m. Saturday ceremony at First Presbyterian Church Dunkirk N Y. The service included vocalist Crawford Thoburn and organist Mrs Roy Rhame. After a reception for 150, the couple plans a Canada New England trip and will reside in Erie after June 27. Frances, a Lin coin and Allegheny College graduate and teacher, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Edwards of 413 Pershing street. John is son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stonefoot of 714 Grant street Dunkirk and a Continental Rubber Co salesman.
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First Presbyterian Church
Frances Elsie Edwards
William Edwards
Pershing Street
John H. Stonefoot
Arthur Stonefoot
Grant Street
Dunkirk
N. Y
Crawford Thoburn
Cleveland
Ohio
Roy Rhame
Ellwood City
W. Malcolm Brown
Jeannie Fellows
Pittsburgh
Katie Keifer
Aliquippa
Ann Hadaway
Montgomery
Joyce Johnson
Robert Stonefoot
Fredonia
Winfield Zehring
Oil City
Frank Thomas
Ben Avon
Robert Faust
Canada
New England
Erie
Lincoln High School
Allegheny College
Meadville
Dunkirk High School
Continental Rubber Company of
Pa Newe Observes Pa Newe Observes
Tomorrow flag day observed with hopes for many flags by businesses and residents. Summer starts soon with longest day of the year. Oak Street School will cease use as a city school building next fall Neshannock township pupils will move in temporarily until a new building is built.
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Oak Street
Neshannock Township
Neshannock
General Motors and C I C Sign New Agreement
General Motors and C I C sign a new pact as immediate steps to restore operations to normal are taken. Auto Workers union strikes paused as a walkout continues at Ford and GM, with Reuther securing a first contract and then extending guaranteed wage, layoff pay, pensions, health benefits, and raises to GM workers.
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General Motors
Auto Workers Union
Ford
Reuther
Croton Church Receives New Pastors at Conference
At the conference closing in Meadville new pastors were appointed across churches. Rev Russell C Moore leads Savannah and West Pittsburg. Rev Albert J Renwick to Pulaski King’s Chapel. Rev Joseph W Eyler to Newport. several others including Rev L A Shindledecker and Rev A Culmer Schultz received new assignments. Ordination of Delmar Rodney Probst and Gerald Harry Anderson highlighted the afternoon, with the conference slated to reconvene in June 1956.
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Savannah
West Pittsburg
Russell C. Moore
Moore
Paul Aley
Pittsburgh
Aley
Wesley Methodist
Pulaski-King’s Chapel
Albert J. Renwick
Laurell Sproull
Newport
Joseph W. Eyler
Eyler
L. A. Shindledecker
Epworth
A. Culmer Schultz
First Methodist
F. L. Pizzuto
Christ
G. E. Shaffer
Greenwood
C. W. Shaffer
Wesley
Albert C. Howe
Brookville
W. W. Gilliland
Punxsutawney
John L. Petrie
Brocton
Harold C. McCurdy
First Methodist Church
Jamestown
N. Y
Old Stone
Meadville
Delmar Rodney Probst
This City
C. A. Probst
Probst
Cleveland Bible College
Westminster Theological Seminary
Gerald Harry Anderson
President and officials to flee Washington in emergency plan
The plan calls for 227000 federal workers to leave desks when alarm sounds, mostly returning later. President Eisenhower and selected personnel from 31 departments will move to 31 emergency centers within 30 to 300 miles of Washington, traveling mainly by private cars.
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Washington
Mr. Eisenhower
West German Leader to Talk With President
The West German leader plans talks with the president as public opinion favors reunification and rejects mere Soviet proposals. The New York Times reports Adenauer’s cautious positive reaction to the invitation does not signal a Bonn government shift.
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New York Times
Adenauer
Bonn
Death Toll at French Speed Race Sparks Mourning
A Mercedes Benz collision at the French classic killed Pierre Levegh and injured many spectators. Officials postponed prize money and confirmed the event would return next year despite the tragedy.
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Pierre Levegh
In Memoriam William Lapinsky One Year Since Death
In loving memory of our dear father William Lapinsky who died one year ago today June 13. Sadly missed by those who loved him best. THE FAMILY.
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William Lapinsky
In Loving Memory of Angela Cerretta
A husband and children honour the memory of Angela Cerretta who passed away twenty five years ago. The message recalls flowers on her grave and enduring love that never fades.
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Angela Cerretta
Don’t Fear False Teeth Slips With FASTEETH Powder
Many wearers of false teeth have suffered embarrassment when plates dropped or slipped at the worst moment. FASTEETH, an alkaline powder, helps teeth hold more firmly and feel more comfortable, neutralizes plate odor, and does not sour. Available at drug counters.
Propaganda Spin Shifts as Soviet Leaders Visit West
Reports describe a fluctuating Soviet propaganda push amid Western visits. The text notes smiles from top Soviet politicos and charges Germany's leaders with warlike and imperialist labels in Communist outlets, while Adenauer is portrayed with varying titles.
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United States
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Adenauer
Scarazzo Boy Injured Playing Outside
Nine year old Robert Scarazzo son of Mr and Mrs Norman Scarazzo of 20 Atlantic Avenue sustained a laceration to the palm of his right hand while playing outside on Saturday. He was treated at New Castle Hospital at 9 30 p m.
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Robert Scarazzo
Norman Scarazzo
Atlantic Avenue
New Castle Hospital
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Chiropractic Forum
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Johnson Building
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Singer
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East St
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WPIC
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Coca- Geee
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Old Butler Road
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