C M T C Camp Cuts Announced For Lawrence County
Major W Fulton Jackson reports that due to budget cuts the C M T C camps will accept only basic or first year trainees and those in red white and blue courses. Many local applicants receive cancellation notices despite prior acceptance. quotas drop from 4600 last year to 1439 for white and blue and 131 for red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fulton Jackson
Lawrence County
Allen Smith
Baltimore
Third Corps
Evening Program For Children's Day at Castlewood
The Castlewood Christian and Missionary Alliance Sunday school presents an Evening Program on June 18 1933 at 8 o clock. The program features choir songs, a scripture reading, prayer by Rev Eilenberger, recitations by Clinton Brown Jane Smith Roberta Brown Betty Lou Swope Dorothy Young Lois Smith and nine Sunbeams, plus The Scarlet Thread and So Can Little Children Too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castlewood Christian and Missionary Alliance Sunday School
Eilenberger
Clinton Brown
Jane Smith
Roberta Brown
Betty Lou Swope
Dorothy Young
Lois Smith
Hay Crop Still Looms Large Here
Pennsylvania faced drought and low mood but hay remained the state's most valuable crop. The 1932 hay crop totaled 2,605,000 tons with a value of 24 million dollars, about three and a half times the potato crop and one and a half times the corn crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Fire officials report May fire activity and losses
Harrisburg authorities say in May the Bureau of Fire Protection and Pennsylvania State Police investigated 78 incendiary and suspicious fires. During May 379 inspections were conducted for fire hazard removal and 373 approvals issued for gasoline tanks and pumps. May fire losses totaled about $1.7 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Bureau of Fire Protection
Pennsylvania State Police
The Resurrection Message in Mark Sixteen
A reflection on Mark sixteen 1 20, the Golden Text Mark six 6 He is risen. The sermon emphasizes the empty tomb and the angels message that renews faith and hope for believers, shifting from past hope to present assurance and future promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin E. Bell
Jesus
Israel
Galilee
No hopeless cases with Jesus promises after the empty tomb
The passage recalls the angel at the tomb announcing Jesus is risen and not there. Peter is mentioned with the women, and Mark’s gospel links Peter to the account. Jesus appears for forty days, restoring faith, then ascends and commissions the disciples with the promise of his abiding presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
Peter
Mark
Galilee
Judas
Twelve Year Old Caddy Makes Third Hole in One At Club
STATE COLLEGE Pa June 16 A twelve year old caddy Richard L Merritt Jr banged a ace on the fourth hole at Centre Hill Country club a third hole in one on this hole in six years The 135 yard shot crossed a ravine to a high sloping green witnessed by partner Carl Fry and greenskeeper Clyde Campbell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
State College
Richard L. Merritt, Jr
Centre Hill
Young Merritt
Carl Fry
Clyde Campbell
Legion Auxiliary Medals Eighth Grade Students
The American Legion auxiliary awarded medals to parochial school eighth graders for honor scholarship service leadership and Americanism. Mrs Daly and Mrs Arenth spoke at St Marys with Mary Louise Murphy receiving the medal and Virginia May Doone honored at St Josephs with presentation by Mrs Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Dan Daly
Joseph Arenth
St. Mary’s
Arenth
Mary Louise Murphy
Oscar Murphy
Huron Avenue
E. J. Suber
J. R. Wilson
St. Joseph's School
Not a Normal Person Says London Expert
Dr. W. Stephenson of University College London argues inJune that every person harbors impulses that could bar them from society. He notes ordinary people in city streets are often concealing dangerous obsessions from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
W. Stephenson
University College
New National Park Opens July. Riding Mountain Adds Buffalo Herd
Ottawa reports Riding Mountain National Park in Manitoba will be officially opened on July 26, 1933. The 1,148 square mile reserve on the Riding Mountains plateau includes forests and lakes with moose deer and bear within. A fenced enclosure near Lake Andy houses a small buffalo herd descended from the plains herds. The park also hosts a large elk or wapiti population estimated at two to three thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Riding Mountain National Park
Manitoba
Canada
Lake Andy
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C.M.T.C. Group
Safe Deposit
Donald Barton
Betty
Eleanor Brown
Crusaders
Bernice Buchanan
Rainbow
Blossom Band
Peggy Ibbotson
Betty Brown
Bernice Schrecongost
Bethany
Jack Ibbotson
Neal Nelson
Susanna Bookamer
Arnold Whiteman
Happy Rose
Marion Young
Shirley Bookamer
Castlewood Christian and Missionary Alliance
Dupont
Kirk Hutton & CO
NEW Castle Drug CO
E. Wash
N. Mill Sto
Glenfast
Paints and Products
Pratt & Lamberts
Robert Mackie
East North
FFATT
South Mill Street
Park Across Street
Stepins
Axminster
Tractor Chambray
Men’s Union
Nainsook Union
Legion Auxiliary
New National Park
Bailey Auto Supply CO
South
Jefferson ST
East Washington Street
New Castle, Pa
Ashington
Oxfords
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