State Police Report on Highway Violations May 10 31
Names of individuals cited by the New Castle State Police station for highway traffic violations between May 10 and May 31. Violations include overweight, failure to carry registration, stop sign, uninspected vehicle, parking on highway, unlicensed operator, speeding, and driving during license revocation with penalties from $5 to $150 and jail days in some cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
James T. Kovach
Sharon
Heasley
Clarence V. Householder
Beaver Falls
Joseph Genaro
Hamilton Street
Sam Moses
West Long Avenue
James W. Neaster
James B. Pappas
Adams Street
Marjorie Nielson
Hazelcroft Avenue
Raymond O. Davis
R. D
Mineral Ridge
Clifford Parsons
Youngstown
Walter W. Ripper
Mounted Rt. No. 7
Ellwood City
David Hopwood
Cleveland
Lawrence Hogue
Andrew Masters
South Wayne Street
Governor Duff Heads to National Governors Conference
Governor James H. Duff will depart Harrisburg to attend the annual conference of governors in Colorado Springs from June 19 to 23. He may announce his choice of a new secretary and will address highway policy and government problems, accompanied by adviser Robert C. McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
INS
James H. Duff
Colorado Springs
Colo
David R. Perry
Camp Hill
State Liquor Control Board
Robert C. McCormick
First U. P. Members Will Leave For Camp
First United Presbyterian plans a weekend Lake Erie retreat at Camp Lambec for 125 members. Youths depart Friday at 6 p.m. by bus. others arrive Saturday for activities including a softball game, lake swimming, a vesper service, and a camp fire. Reverend James Crawford will preach. nurse Margery Maxwell on duty. Sunday outdoors Bible school and worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian
Lake Erie
Camp Lambec
United Presbyterian
al Genkinger
Tom Davis
Bill Schmidt
Red Cross
James Crawford
Mt. Jackson U.P
Dave Rees
U.P
Marjorie Maxwell
Jameson
Safety council leaders urge full equipment in cars
Tenny Tom Springfield and Nolen Puckett of the Tennessee Safety Council urged motorists to carry full tool kits in cars. While riding with Puckett, he had a flat tire and found no tire-changing tools in the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenny Tom Springfield
Nolen Puckett
The
Tennessee Safety Council
Puckett
Women to Meet at Mrs Hammers Home in Edenburg
Edenburg residents report church activities and hospital statuses. The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church will meet at 8 p m Friday at Mrs Robert Hammers home. Several local families share health and travel news while the piece notes the origin of the word solon from ancient Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service of
The
Methodist Church
Robert Hammers
Charles Robinson
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
William Smith
H. R. Schock
Bernard Sanger
Clifford Beight
North Side
Florida
Joseph Wigton
Michigan
Albert Wigton
Ralph Raub
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Ray Gibson
Billie Robinson
George Nicholls
Ray Biddle
Carl Hutcheson
New Castle Hospital
Fred Book
David Myers
Myers
Sweater Girl Returns With Knitted Cocktail Tops
Designers unveil sweater top cocktail and dinner dresses for next fall. Sweater bodices may be high necked or collared with push-up or capped sleeves. Skirts will feature fabrics from velvet to silk satin to complement the knit bodices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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