Installation of 30 St Marys Holy Name officers
The formal installation for 30 Holy Name Society officers at St Marys Church is set for Sunday evening June 18 at 745. Msgr Herman Mattingly will preside and Father King will receive pledges and confer insignia. A large induction ceremony follows with a holy hour, benediction, and a Catholic center reception.
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St. Mary's Holy Name Society
Herman Mattingly
Columbus Register
Columbus
Msgr
Leo XI
Perosi
Ncient
Holy Name Society
Gregory X
Father King
R. Emmett Dagnon
William Jowley
Lawrence B. Hart, Sr
Robert E. Maher
James E. Logue
Ambrose J. Ryan
John R. Cartwright
James R. Rote
Paul F. O'Loughlin
Matthew A. Curtis
William L. Strawbridge
Holy Name
Father McCarter
St. Mary’s
Bernard N. Hanlon
John J. Maher
John A. Meehan
James T. Carey
John S. Newman
Daniel J. Hanmon
William J. Carlin
N. M. Fellers
Angelo A. Frediani
Joseph C
Francis King
Robert B. Hart
Russell Hannon
Wanda Giannone
Mattingly
Herman E. Mattingly
Jesus
Jesus Christ
F. de la Tombelle
Country Preacher to Keynote Leesburg Youth Rally
Rev Franklin Krall of Gibsonia Pa known as the Country Preacher will headline the Leesburg Youth for Christ rally at Leesburg Presbyterian Church on Saturday June 17 at 8 pm. Kenneth Bunney and Harry Strobel will assist with music as singings begin and Krall delivers the evening address.
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Franklin’ Krall
Gibsonia
Leesburg
Youth For Christ
Leesburg Presbyterian Church
Kenneth Bunney
Harry Strobel
Rev. Krall
Stopper of Elevators Gaffe on Empire State Tour
The late Governor Al Smith amused visitors with a tour of the Empire State Building. One critical churchgoer asked if the elevator cable broke would we go up or down. Smith replied that outcome would depend on the life the woman had led. The audience laughed and applauded the remark.
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al Smith
Empire State Building
Bronx cheer urged for adults at baseball games
Philadelphia psychiatrist Dr Baldwin L Keyes argues that adults should embrace boisterous behavior at ballparks to recapture adolescence and improve themselves. He teaches at Jefferson Medical College and posits such behavior is natural and beneficial. Abraham Lincoln once had a stand in to serve in the Union Army.
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Philadelphia
INS
Bronx
Baldwin L. Keyes
Jefferson Medical College
Ball
Keyes
Abraham Lincoln
Local Church Services and Community Notes
Presbyterian morning service at 10 oclock led by Rev A B Weisz with Sunday school at 11. Methodist church hosts Sunday school at 10 and a Children's Day program at 11 15. New People’s Telephone building begins on College Street in Butler. Children’s Day program set for June 18 at 11 15 with a committee including Jack Wallace and several named ladies. Local oblique family notices include deaths of Mrs Bess Blair Tome and cousin Clinton D Bruce with funeral services in Harlansburg and McClelland home. Various visits and reunions cited among Butler area residents. Mary Lou Smith, 11, injured in a home mangle incident on West North Street. treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital.
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Presbyterian
A. B. Weisz
Jesse Staffer
Methodist
Jack Wallace
Methodist Church
Ruth Johnston
Florence Payne
Esther Perdue
Alice Lesnett
Isabel Shaw
Francces Buchanen
Bess Blair Tome
Paul Tillin
Ella Caldwell
New Castle
W. J. Allen
C. E. Book
Clinton D. Bruce
McClelland Funeral Home
Harlansburg
C. L. Hunt
M. Byers
Jayne Ritenour
Lewis
Gibson Martin
Sterling
Kans
Mary Lou Smith
West North Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
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PEN Jel Corporation
Kansas City, MO
Philco
America
Philcos
Perelman’s
Canseet
Fasy
Guy
E. Washington ST
Franklin Krall
Acme Telephoto
Wheeling
W. VA
Natrium
Old Well
By Bennett Cerf
Herford
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Broadway
Oliver Herford
The
Lambs’ Club
Volant
People’s Telephone Company
Butler
College Street
Fay Cobléntz
Fay, Jr
Jeanne Gilson
Corydon, Pa
S Miller and Sons of
East Brook
Florence Miller
Girl
Mooney’s
Mooney Bros. Supply CO
POLO
Nucraft
Pop
Dad
Rayon Gabardine
Chambray
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