Twelve Wadlinger siblings graduate New Castle High
A Wadlinger family record shows 12 children graduating from New Castle Senior High between 1931 and 1953. Vincent Guy started in 1931, with siblings Bernard Louis 1933, Norman Francis 1935, Mary Elizabeth 1937, Frederick Carl 1938, Zada Ann 1941, Lois Grace 1943, Clare Wadlinger 1946, Dolores 1948, Ray 1948, Joseph Eugene 1950s, and Ann completing the list.
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Louis Frederick Wadlinger
Bluff Street
New Castle Senior High School
Vincent Guy
Guadalcanal Drive
Penn Power Company
Bernard Louis
Old Butler Road
Bernard
Forney’s Machine Company
Harrisburg
Norman Francis
State Property and Supply Department
Wadlinger
Mary Elizabeth
Fred Bussey
Beaver Street
Reading
Frederick Carl
Wilson Safety Glass Company
Zada Ann
Henry Magoun
Etna Street
Lois Grace
Mary Eugenia
St. Joseph Order of Nuns
Ebens
Ebensburg
Robert Richardson
Ann Wadlinger
Fairbanks gold boom hits $215 million output
In the Klondike valley area miners report more than 215 million dollars in gold ore production. Local officials urge caution as drivers slow down near settlements while children walk near roadways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Klondike Valley
Resinol Greaseless Ointment Promises Various Skin Healing
An ad touts Resinol Greaseless with five prescription ingredients to heal and clear up skin, stop itching from pimples blemishes rashes dry skin and poison ivy. It claims wash able stainless jars and tubes available through druggists.
Appalachian Trail Senior Scouts To Meet Tuesday
Girls from the New Castle area will gather at the Girl Scout office Tuesday at 2 30 p m for a conference with Mrs D B Forsyth executive director and camping staff. Registered girls will attend a June 19 24 senior camping period to prepare for the Appalachian Trail trip and to try out for the 1956 Roundup near Chicago. The council aims to send six girls with two alternates to form an eight person patrol capable of leading with any leader. The Roundup runs June 29 to July 11 with the Americana theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
D. B. Forsyth
Girl Scouts of the
New Castle Area
Chicago
Auxiliary Police Gather For Civil Defense Alert
Lawrence county civil defense auxiliary police meet at Cascade Park at 1 30 p m to receive posts for a 10 minute alert. Chief John D Ring urges uniformed aux police to attend and collect unissued uniforms at the county courthouse.
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Lawrence County Civil Defense Auxiliary Police
Cascade Park
John D. Ring
Ring
County Court House
Court House
New Castle
Manos Brothers Reunite After 35 Years Apart
Mike Manos owner of the Colonial Shoe Parlor in New Castle will greet his brother Gust in New York City after 35 years. Gust arrives today on the Queen Frederica as Mike and his son George travel from New Castle to NYC. Also noted is a two year old girl Harriett Vegeau treated for a head laceration after a fall at home.
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Mike Manos
East Washington Street
New York City
Mike
Gust
New York Harbor
Queen Frederica
George
New Castle
Gust Manos
Rhodes Island
Greece
Paris
France
United State
Child
Harriett Vegeau
Washington St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
New Councilor Takes Over
Harlansburg W C T U members met at Miss Effie Richeal's home in Walmo for an afternoon of worship and readings. Mrs. James Burton led the service with scripture and prayer. Officers were announced for the next meeting to be hosted by Mrs. F E McElwain on July 13 with Mrs. James Burton as leader and Mrs. J H Locke as co-hostess.
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Harlansburg W.C.T.U
Effie Richeal
Walmo
James Burton
Jennie Blevens
L. Burton
Mildred McElwain
Albert Mansfield
Mae Locke
Alice McKissick
T. E. McConnell
J. G. McKissick
F. E. McElwain
Typographical Conference Elects Officers in Meadville
Irvin M. Kelley of Altoona was elected president of the Tri-State Typographical Conference at the 77th semiannual meeting in Meadville Clyde S Slick of Johnstown was elected secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville, Pa
INS
Irvin M. Kelley
Altoona
Meadville
Clyde S$. Slick
Johnstown
Kearney Named Education Chairman for Savings Bonds
Walter A. Kearney superintendent of New Castle public schools was named education chairman of the Savings Bonds committee for Lawrence county. He urged thrift education and noted April 1955 county bonds sales of 318000 versus 279000 a year earlier, signaling rising Savings Bonds demand.
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Walter A. Kearney
New Castle
Savings Bonds
Lawrence County
Clyde M. Whittaker
Savings Bonds County
New Education
Treasury Department
Kearney
Cpl. Paul DeRico Returns to States and Hospitalized
Cpl. Paul DeRico, long stationed in South America, arrived in the United States and is hospitalized in Alabama. He phoned his family Friday night to share the news, plans a short Alabama stay before transfer to Valley Forge General Hospital, and hopes for home leave around June 20 after four and a half years of service. In Pawnee City, merchants push for repeal of a 70 year old billiard ordinance to boost business as men play pool and women shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Paul DeRico
United States Army
South America
Alabama
DeRico
Joseph DeRico
Patsy DeRico
Valley Forge General Hospital
Pawnee City
Neb
Hospitals of the United States Hold Over Ten Billion in Assets
Hospitals of the United States possess asset stocks surpassing ten billion dollars, signaling substantial industry wealth. The total assets of hospital organizations exceed ten billion dollars, reflecting a robust financial position across major health systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Three Car Route 18 Crash Near Wampum Leaves No Injuries
Three vehicles collided Sunday at 5 50 am on Route 18 two miles south of Wampum. Ed ward Kerr Richard A Maske and Robert P Taylor were the drivers all with Ellwood City Joliet Ill and Detroit addresses. Kerr allegedly failed to stop and reveal his identity and was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampum
Edward Kerr
Lawrence Avenue
Ellwood City
Richard A. Maske
North Broadway
Joliet
Ill
Robert P. Taylor
Commonwealth Street
Detroit
Maske
Kerr
Macke
Taylor
Attending Funeral Rites In Maryland
J. A. Boak of R. D. 4 accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Everett Boak and Mrs. Francis Boak visited Bethesda Md this Sunday afternoon to attend the funeral of Robert C Boak who died at home Friday. Services were held in Bethesda this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Boak
Everett Boak
Francis Boak
Bethesda
Robert C. Boak
Women of Moose Schedule Assembly
Women of the Moose will assemble Wednesday June 15 at 8 p.m. in the Moose home. Committee chairmen will give their monthly reports at that time. The famed inventor Thomas A Edison was the first man ever to hear his own voice reproduced except as an echo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Thomas A. Edison
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Alexander Choco
Beckford Street
Appalachian Trail
Manos Brothers
Alexander
Westinghouse
America
N. Mill St
Price
E. Long
Ogy
Harlansburg Union
J. L. Burton
New Castle News
Francis J. Michaels
The
United Commercial Travelers
William H. Brews
Education
S&h
Joe’s
Joe's Bargain Store
Cherry St
Mahoningtown
Maryland
Chryslers
Chrysler
Chambers Motor CO
W. Grant
Women of Moose Schedule Assembly
Shahsky
Fece
Wirade
Pal HaTimon
Oor
Poncy
Magicolor Paint
Cadarleos A.P.C
Coat Sariy Avs Tel
Sid Sierra Rost
Odarless A.P.C
Mavicolor
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