Local Names Listed In Draft Era Directory
A fragment listing individuals with cities and street addresses including John Clay Barber of Normal Illinois Letha Kay Foss of Youngstown Ohio Everett Earl Barker 810 Butler Ave Barbara Joanne Spayde 901 Franklin Ave Frank F Carlovich Wheeling West Virginia Mary A Meznarich Wheeling West Virginia Charles Richard Caldwell 321 Sampson St Carol Ann Phillips 316 Bell Ave All entries appear as a namn and residence list from an old directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clay Barber
Normal
Letha Kay Foss
Youngstown
Everett Earl Barker
Butler Ave
Barbara Joanne Spayde
Franklin Ave
Frank F. Carlovich
Wheeling
W. Va
Mary A. Meznarich
Charles Richard Caldwell
Sampson St
Carol Ann Phillips
Bell Ave
Real Estate Transfers in Lawrence County and Nearby Areas
Transfers include Frank Powell and wife to Kenneth and Shenango Two. Timothy L Kent to Bernard Kent Perry Two. Harold H Ferrer and wife to Westminster College New Wilmington. Malcolm G Murray and wife to Herbert C Calavincenzo and wife Fourth Ward Ellwood City. Lawrence County Commissioners to Frank Conti and wife Seventh Ward. Charles Lumley and wife to Frank P Alduk and wife Neshnannock Two. William M Watters and wife to Alfred H Watters Sixth Ward and Union Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Powell
Kenneth Lee Mitchell
Shenango
Timothy L. Kent
Bernard Kent
Perry
Harold H. Ferrer
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Malcolm G. Murray
Herbert C. Calavincenzo
Ellwood
Lawrence County
Frank Conti
Charles Lumley
Frank P. Alduk
Neshannock
William M. Watters
Alfred H. Watters
Union
Fire Losses Hit Record United States Total
Detroit report notes national fire losses for last year reached 1.107 billion dollars, an all time high. The figure reflects widespread damage across the United States with significant impacts on insurance and public safety planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United States
Local residents to Jamaica on News Tour from Pittsburgh
Eleven travelers including Mrs. Anna North Haas and Mrs. Hazel McLure depart Pittsburgh Airport on Sunday at 9 45 for Jamaica aboard United Capital Jetplane. The tour, led by Jack M. French, includes Montego Bay Ocho Rios Kingston and Rio Grande rafting with hotel stays and leisure time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Anna North Haas
Hazel McLure
Jean Cox
Ann Fassinger
Virginia Tilton
Lee
Nancy Tilton
Marilyn Mee- Lure
Patty Richards
Angela Cioppa
Ann Paz
Pittsburgh
United Capital
Miami
Montego Valley
St. James Parish
Montego Bay
Ocho Rios
Sans Souci
Kingston
Fern Gully
Mt. Diablo
Spanish Town
Old Cathedral
Castleton Gardens
Rio Grande River
Fast Brook Class of 51 Holds Reunion at Village Inn
Members of East Brook High School 1951 graduates met for their first reunion dinner at the Village Inn with a brief business session planning future gatherings. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hill of Bellefonte Pa and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dean of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Brook High School
Village Inn
Russell Boyles
Glenn Hill
Bellefonte
Robert Dean
Pittsburgh
Garden Vandalism Strikes Mrs Waite Home
Vandals damaged a garden at Mrs. Lilian Waite on Garfield Avenue as they uprooted tomato cabbage and lettuce plants during the night. Corporal George Polansky reported nothing remained in the garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Waite
Garfield Ave
George Polansky
Accidents Lead Child Mortality in U.N. Study
In 11 countries surveyed including the United States, the main cause of death among children aged 5 to 14 was accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N. Y
United States
Rehabilitation services for the blind in Lawrence County
The New Castle and Vicinity Welfare Council heard from Thomas Kysor of the Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation about helping displaced county residents overcome vocational handicaps and regain employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
New Castle and Vicinity
Rehabilitation bureau outlines program for the blind
The bureau aims to convert handicapped individuals into taxpayers through diagnosis counseling vocational training and placement. The State Employment Office and public schools collaborate under the Board of Vocational Education. The Lawrence County Chapter shares that each client learns a skill with work in mats making chair restoration and leather goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kysor
Pennsylvania State Employment Office
State Board of Vocational Education
Frank Raffaele
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania Association For the Blind
Raffaele
Jefferson St
Thomas Ullrich
Old Enon School 17th Reunion Set For June 25
The seventeenth reunion of Old Enon School teachers and pupils will be held June 25 at E. Palestine Park in E. Palestine Ohio. A 5 p.m. basket picnic supper for families is planned with a remembrance program. Anyone not yet receiving a card is welcome. Secretary treasurer E Lambright and president N Dugan are leading the reunion group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Enon School
E. Palestine Park
E. Palestine
E. Lambright
N. Dugan
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Courthouse Hill
GOP
John M. Bales
Justice of the Peace
Scott Twp
Bales
James Vogan
Vogan
Harlansburg
Precinct
Gilbert E. Long
Vera Bruce
Harold Mayberry
State Dept. of Agriculture
New Castle
State Milk Control Commission
Walmo
First National Bank
Carl Nord
John
Marian FE. Frazier
Slippery Rock Twp
Thomas R. Frazier
Delmar
William Clark
State Association of County Treasurers
Bradford
Hurry
Harry
Begoodrich
E. Washington St
Caribbean
ARGUS
Dad
Jack Gerson
KODAK
Isrownie Stanmile
Brownie
Polaroid
Highlander
Gerson
East Brook Methodist Church
West Middlesex Methodist Church
Mae McConahy
Stone Church
Meadville
Erie Methodist Conference
L. A. Robison
Ivy Walton
East Brook UP
Ernest Patterson
Clyde McKee
Harry Shaffer Jr
Edinburg
H. M. Shaffer
David Tomkins
David Bird
Penn State
University
Kermit Bird Jr
Mrs
Kermit Bird
Stillwater, Oklahoma
East Brook
Edgar Roberts
Central
Ohio
Gene Kennedy
Cabot, Pa
Scott Guy
Paul Jones
Joe Zingale
Janet
Cleveland
Howard Fox
LEE Ptess
Soo Gerson
Sao
WPAN
Valiant
America
Uncle Sam
THE
Citizens National Bank OF
Washington
Corvair
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