Legion Of Honor Picnic At Dodds Cottage
Members of the Legion of Honor of the New Castle Consistory will hold a picnic at County Controller Andrew M. Dodds summer home on Slippery Rock north of Rose Point Thursday evening. Commander Harry L. McFeaters announced a good entertainment program and new members from the recent class will be welcomed. The program begins at 8 o'clock. car transportation arranged for those without rides starting 7 to 7:30 p.m.
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Legion of Honor of the
New Castle
Andrew M. Dodds
Slippery Rock
Rose Point
Harry L. McFeaters
Presbyterian Church
Unity Church
Melvin Jervis
Willis Kneram
Jervis
Calvin Rose
Wilmer Glenn
Edna Jordan
Ellwood City
R. D
Locke
Youngstown
Charles Jordan
R. M. Corbett
Belle Stoner
Minnie Col
NAACP Branch Hears National Speaker in New Castle
New Castle NAACP met at Second Baptist Church with Daisy Lampkin, national field secretary and Pittsburgh Courier vice president, as guest speaker. She cited 1600 branches in 44 states, praised the NAACP for advancing Black-white understanding, and noted Supreme Court wins including ending restrictive covenants.
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New Castle
N.A.A.C.P
Second Baptist Church
North Street
Daisy Lampkin
Pittsburgh Courier
Pittsburgh
James A. Gillespie
Supreme Court
U. S
University of Texas
William Nelson
Elizabeth Thomas
Blanche Dillard
Moorhouse Addresses Wolves Club About Democracy and Policy
Westminster college assistant professor Melvin Moorhouse spoke to the Wolves club at The Castleton on Tuesday evening about democracy and stopping Communism. He urged informed citizens and a firm foreign policy while noting a forthcoming Wolves picnic on July 11 and a next meeting July 13.
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Melvin Moorhouse
Westminster College
Wolves Club
Castleton
Moorhouse
America
Nicholas Cassandra
Latin Culture Club of
Youngstown
Angelo Frediani
James Lombardo
Wolves
el Rio Beach
Joseph Cozza
Marshall Buscett
Anthony Masinando
David Valiensi
Bible school in Harlansburg shows strong enrollment
The Union Bible School in Harlansburg enrolls 75 children with 60 average attendance and 10 teachers across five divisions under Rev. Leichliter. A Bible school demonstration is planned for Sunday at 8 PM June 20 at the Presbyterian church.
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the Union Bible School
Rev. Leichliter
Police Sworn as Deputies to Patrol City Property
Twenty seven members of the city police force were sworn in as deputy sheriffs at the courthouse. They will now be able to police city owned property outside the corporate limits of the city.
Neshannock Fire Co Drives Fund Campaign Progress
Members of Neshannock Township Volunteer Fire Company held their monthly meeting led by George Winter Jr. The fund now totals 13467 dollars as the drive aims for 15000 dollars. Everett L. Cannon and Fire Chief James Messner are vice chairs of the campaign.
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Neshannock Township Volunteer Fire Company
George Winter, Jr
Everett L. Cannon
R.D
James Messner
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