First Toastmaster Club Auctioning Evening Speakers in New Castle
Thomas Flanagan presided as toastmaster at New Castle First Toastmaster’s Club meeting held at Fountain Inn. E Donald Preston led table topics using recent newspaper headlines. George Seyffert won the trophy for remarks on land reform. Oran Steward delivered an ice breaker, Thomas Casey spoke on Isol ation, Thomas Mills performed Old Glory, James Topper won the trophy with Stop World I Want To Get Off. Paul Pappenhausen earned an award for evaluating Mills talk. Mills was Ah counter for the evening. Next outdoor meeting set for 6 p.m. June 24 at New Castle Water Co picnic grounds. James Gardner handling reservations. If rain, gathering moves to Fountain Inn.
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Thomas Flanagan
New Castle
Fountain Inn
E. Donald Preston
George Seyffert
Oran Steward
Thomas Casey
Thomas Mills
James Topper
Paul Pappenhausen
Mills
Ne-Ca-Hi Class Of 1913 Reunion Held
Sixty five members of New Castle High School class of 1913 held their golden anniversary reunion at Fellowship Hall First Presbyterian Church. Officers elected to 1966 terms after reducing reunion interval to three years. Memorial service for deceased members, prizes awarded, and guests including former teachers featured.
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New Castle
Saturdin
Fellowship Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Alice Rentz
Unti
Laura Blucher
John McNeill
B. M. Rogers
Miss Blucher
E. L. Thompson
Olive
Elliott Thompson
Raymond Lutz
Samuel Veach
Ruth Lesby Wright
Marian Hover Wiggins
Beverly
N.J
Fred Bright
Mary Mossman Beatty
Lucille van Gord Or
Sturgeon
William E. Thompson
Rentz
Thompson
John EF
Mathews
New Castle High School
Vern W. Aldersors Thompson
Mary Massari DiFiore
Youngstown
Walter Alexander
Sharpsville
Harry Marshall
Elizabeth Ellen Evans
Glenola House Brindle
Charles Allen
Kwolek Studios
Our Boys Club Has Annual Session
The Our Boys Club met in the Elks Club dining room. Arthur J. Howell of Ellwood City was elected president and Arthur McClain of New Castle served as secretary treasurer. Members included Duffy Jones, Edward J. Ryan, Kay Riley, and others from Warren and New Castle. The club now meets three times yearly.
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McClain
Elks Club
Arthur J. Howell
Ellwood City
Arthur McClain
New Castle
Dave (Duffy) Jones
Warren, C
Edward J. Ryan
Kay Riley
Howell
New Castle Boys
Yeats Birthday and World Events Highlight June 13 1953 Almanac
June 13 1953 marks the 164th day with planets Venus Jupiter Saturn visible and Mars in the evening sky. Notable notes include Yeats born in 1865 and 1900s events such as the Russo Turkish War start in 1877 and the 1944 flying bomb raids on England. Salvation Army outreach includes 44,707 children and 3,948 adults aided across 55 camping facilities.
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Mars
William Butler Yeats
Jim Braddock
Max Baer
Long Island City
N.Y
Germany
Nehru
India
Salvation Army
Sabbath School Officers Meet in Slippery Rock District
Sabbath School officers gathered at Greenwood Methodist Church as 839 members enrolled across Oak Grove Mountville Center UP Greenwood Methodist and Rose Point Reformed Presbyterian Churches. Leroy Hoover presides with John Wilson vice president Mary Ramsey secretary and Gaylord Myers as officer. The district runs a Daily Vacation Bible School in Princeton School and will join county convention tomorrow at Rich Hill Church. Next meeting set for Sept 21 at Mt Hermon UP Church.
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Slippery Rock
Lawrence County
Slippery Rock State College graduate earns degree honors
Donna Marie Chepel sky, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Chepel sky of 423 Reynolds Sr, graduated Cum laude from Slippery Rock State College. She completed English and French majors and received a bachelor of science degree. Miss Chepelsky was active in Sigma Tau Delta, editor for the Rocket Writer, and on the Saxigena staff.
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Donna Marie Chepelsky
John Chepelsky
FE. Reynolds Sr
Slippery Rock State College
Miss Chepelsky
Sigma Tau Delta Sorority
Rocket Writer
Saxigena
Be Kind to Policemen Week Suggested
The article argues that parental use of police as threats harms children's view of law enforcement. It urges portraying officers as protectors and friends who keep order. A Be Kind to Policemen week is proposed to improve attitudes toward police.
Duquesne Graduate Institute Opens Saturday
Duquesne University presents its 14th annual Graduate Institute with two sections on economics education and Africa area studies. The programs target in service teachers and administrators with two graduate credits available upon completion. Registration is Friday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the graduate school office.
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Pittsburgh — Duquesne University
Institute On Economics
Institute On
Administration
Family Scrapbook By ERNEST G. OSBORNE
In the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta Pirates of Penzance a song raises a question about policemen. The excerpt notes a humorous line and hints at social commentary within the comic work.
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Ernest G. Osborne
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E. State St
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Wilmington Road
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