Second Union Service Sunday in Epworth Church
Dr A Culmer Schultz of First Methodist will speak at the union service for New Castle churches in Epworth church Sunday at 7 30 p m. Earl McElheny leads the service with Gale Walter as soloist and Jerry Bonner directing music. The June services continue at Epworth under the New Castle Ministerial Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Culmer Schultz
First Methodist Church
Churches of
New Castle
Epworth
East Side
Third United Presbyterian Church
Earl McElheny
Gale Walter
Jerry Bonner
Third Church
Epworth Church
Jennings R. Reid
Chaplin Owes U S 1 100 000 in Back Taxes
LOS ANGELES reports Charlie Chaplin, living abroad after vowing not to return, owes the United States 1 100 000 in 1953 taxes and interest. An IRS official said a deposition will be taken in Lausanne, Switzerland, for submission to the Tax Court to resolve the claim. The government alleges 1953 income included 1 million from stock sales, 1 million in Cele brated Films dividends, and 700 000 in Chaplin Studios sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Charlie Chaplin
United States
Internal Revenue Service
Lausanne
Switzerland
Chaplin
U. S
Celebrated Films, Inc
Chaplin Studios, Inc
Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference Set for June 24 to July 1
First Presbyterian church in Slippery Rock hosts the Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference from June 24 through July 1. Noted speakers include Dr. Bob Jones Jr. of Bob Jones University and Rev. Tal McNutt, with Rev. F Dickson Marshall as song evangelist and Mrs. H G Leise as conference pianist. A youth choir will perform nightly and prayers occur at 7 15 each evening except Sunday. Walter Bauder of Portersville directs the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Slippery Rock
Bob Jones, Jr
Bob Jone University
Greenville
S. C
Jones
Tal McNutt
Gordon Divinity School
Army Air Force
McNutt
Japan
Bermuda
Nova Scotia
U. S
F. Dickson Marshall
New Castle City
Marshall
H. G. Leise
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Walter Bauder
Portersville
Edward M Burr Receives Law Degree At Pitt
Edward M Burr earned a bachelor of law at the University of Pittsburgh Law School during the June 13 commencement. He held a bachelor of arts from Washington and Jefferson College class of 1950 and served two years in the Counter Intelligence Corps US Army. Afterward he worked toward the bar exam in Philadelphia. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Howard M Burr of 211 E Garfield Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Burr
University of Pittsburgh Law School
Burr
Washington and Jefferson College
Counter Intelligence Corps
U.S. Army
Philadelphia
Howard M. Burr
E. Garfield Ave
Crossword Puzzle Clues From Daily Across and Down
The page lists a mixed set of across and down clues including cigarette slang land measure musical conduct father mottled asahor sword handle hawk type ahead chum attempt keep back woody perennial high car narrow geologic monetary unit fine cotton cloth cuckoo feline Greek letter a fruit actuality Asiatic kingdom forbidden comfort Hebrew meshed a fabric obtain young horse mine entrance.
Crossword clues Level to the ground Renown Incite To dress colloquial
Crossword clues listed: 33 Level to the ground 34 Renown 35 Incite 37 To dress colloquial. No article text provided to form a card.
Lawrence County Farm and Home News overview
Extension representatives Lewis Dayton, Guy Temple, Donald Zeissoft, and Ruth Thompson lead the Lawrence County Farm and Home News with updates on agriculture and home economics topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Farm
Home News
Lewis
Dayton
Guy Temple
Donald Zeissoft
Ruth Thompson
Calvary Fathers Feted At Grange Banquet
Annual fathers and sons banquet of Calvary Independent Church took place at New Wilmington Grange Hall on Friday. Rev. Howard V. Sartell offered the invocation. William Walters presented a film on History of Aviation. Prizes honored youngest son Philip Sartell and oldest father Bill Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fathers and Sons
Calvary Independent Church
New Wilmington Grange Hall
Howard V. Sartell
Ladies of the Grange
William Walters
Anthony Phillips
Ben Welker
Philip Sartell
Paul Mooney
Thomas Gricks
Bill Reynolds
Rev. Sartell
J. B. Welker
Fred Reed
Harvey Hazen
Jerry Mooney
Louis Mooney
David Bovard
Kenneth Peterson
Dale Robb
Clair McConnell
Howard Kimmel
Twins Born Same Day at Porter Memorial Hospital
Two sisters gave birth to baby boys within 12 hours at Porter Memorial Hospital Valparaiso Indiana. Mrs Donald Breitzke of Valparaiso and Mrs Eugene Beschinski of Chesterton are the mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso, Ind
Donald Breitzke
Valparaiso
Eugene Beschinski
Chesterton
Porter Memorial Hospital
Routman Stone Consecrated at Tifereth Israel Cemetery
On Sunday June 17 at 3 p.m. a stone will be consecrated at Tifereth Israel cemetery for the late Alec Routman of New Castle and Sharon Pennsylvania. Rabbi Charles L. Heilpern will officiate with assistance from Rev. Ernest Steiner of the synagogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifereth Israel Cemetery
Alec Routman
New Castle
Sharon
Charles L. Heilpern
Ernest Steiner
Kirol Graduates With Honors At Johns Hopkins
Philip M. Kirol of 1320 Pennsylvania Ave. earns honors at the 80th Johns Hopkins commencement in Baltimore Md. He joins Alpha Tau Omega Phi Beta Kappa and Delta Phi Alpha. He receives a BA in biological sciences and plans medical school this fall. Attending from home are Mr and Mrs Andrew Kirol and Mr and Mrs Robert Kirol of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip M. Kirol
Pennsylvania Ave
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Hopkins
Alpha Tau Omega
Phi Beta Kappa
Delta Phi Alpha
Kirol
School of Medicine
Andrew Kiroland
Robert Kirol
Hay Drying Systems Cut Losses in Pennsylvania Farms
Dairy and livestock farmers in Pennsylvania seek timely hay harvests and drying systems to preserve nutrients. Early cutting and hay driers reduce leaf loss, prevent mold from moisture, and minimize storage spoilage. For details contact the Lawrence County Agricultural Extension Office in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Lawrence County Agricultural Extension Office
Post Office
New Castle
Pennsylvania Leads Artificial Breeding Boost in Dairy Cattle
The U S Department of Agriculture data show 46.7 percent of 930 000 cows milked in leading states were bred artificially with Pennsylvania ranking eighth in cows but third in artificially bred cows. Wisconsin and Minnesota follow, while Ohio New York and California also exceed 30 percent. Poultry placements for laying flocks broilers and turkeys climbed through May amid favorable returns, signaling potential higher margins as feed costs rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio
New York
California
Pennsylvania
United States
Mowing Practices Improve Pasture Quality in June
Early June mowing lowers pasture height to remove shade from tall grasses. Clover benefits from sunnier conditions as grasses set seed and digestibility declines. Regular mowing enhances poultry and cattle pastures by preventing excessive tall growth.
Pasture Management Boosts Clover Feed Returns
Regular close mowing and keeping more clover in pastures reduces grass crowding and shading of lower growing clover plants. Through these practices, pasture yields improve as clover regains dominance and feed returns rise.
West Berlin Marks Anniversary of Workers' Rebellion
West Berlin today marked the third anniversary of the ill fated workers rebellion against East German Communist bosses. Soviet backed divisions crushed the revolt and East Berlin saw casualties and mass arrests with hundreds sentenced to long terms. Ceremonies honor victims of the June 17 1953 uprising held today and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
West Berlin
East Germany
East Berlin
Soviet Zone
University Dining Hall Incident Reported
An event occurred in a dining hall on the University campus. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Four Rules for Handling Milk Fresh in Your Kitchen
Milk, the most nearly perfect food, should be kept in the refrigerator as soon as it enters your kitchen and stored until use. Four simple rules guide care: Cold to keep sweetness, clean to prevent dust, covered to avoid odors, and dark to protect riboflavin and prevent a sunlight off flavor.
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W. Penna. Bible Conference
Sandy Coast
Southern
Sampson St
Oliver
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Young Horse
Tahiti
Veri
Cae
Mark
Calvary Fathers
Liniment
N. Mill St
Philip Kirol
Gustav
Pure Food Bakery
E. Washington St
Croton Ave
Sutherland
Charles Lumley
Alexander
National Bank of
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
ALCOA
Aluminum
Pennsylvania State University
E. Washington Street
Lawrence County
Linger Light
W. Madison Ave
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