State Capital Happenings and Political Buzz in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg, state committee activity and capital intrigue unfold as figures like Senator Guffey and Judge Ralph H. Smith attend informal sessions. The Capitol faces a near-empty scene during Flag Day debates and public service shifts, including Arthur Colegrove's move to the PUC and the looming Indiantown Gap deployment of the 58th Cavalry Brigade training June 18 to July 2 with federal troops.
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Inaon
Heranc
Cel Unten
Smnocra
Thomas
Washingto
Guffer
Nat
L. Lewis
CIO
Curie
Iestions
Renuds
Allegheny
Ralph H. Smith
Guffes
Judge Smith
Senatorsey
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Indiantown
Edward J. Stackpole
Harnslowe
Indianioy Gap
Juy
Meyer
Benjamin c. Jones
Tyrone
Geo. J. Shosmaker
Harrisbure
Local School Sports Day Results Highlight Kids and Adults
Age group events crown multiple winners including Earl Carl er Helen McBride Monty McBride Dorothy Mac Bright Blaine Gibson Patty Taylor and Frank Gibson. Married women compete in clothes pin race won by Mrs Blaine Gibson. Bob Henderson runner up in horseshoe. Sports committee members include Mrs Mandress Errett and Miss Ruth Brudbeck.
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Earl Carl‘er
Hage
Helen McBride
Monty McBride
Dorothy Mac Bright
Blaine Gibson
Patty Taylor
Frank Gibson
Horeshoe
Bob Henderson
Mandress Errett
Ruth Brudbeck
Sound Movies Use By Church Lauded
The Rev. Dr. Platteicher of the Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania endorses sound motion pictures as a tool for preaching and teaching. The Thunder of the Sea is shown in New Castle churches as part of the United Lutheran Church in America’s twenty fifth anniversary celebration.
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Platteicher
Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania
Tegard
Canada
St. John’s Bethany
St. Paul's Lutheran Churches
New Castle
Board of American Missions
The
United Lutheran Church In America
Moravia Annual Reunion Draws Descendants to Church
Descendants of Moravia and West Pittsburg settlers gathered at the Moravia Presbyterian church for their annual reunion. About 100 attendees traveled from nearby and distant cities to enjoy revived acquaintances, a bucket picnic, and an afternoon program. Athletic contests included a bean pick-up for boys with several winners.
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Moravia
West Pittsburg
Pittsburgh visitor and local social notes from Enon Valley
Enon Valley notes list visitors and residents seen around town this week. Mrs O L Moore spent time in Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs Cornwell visited Beaver Valley. Mrs Kale and Betty shopped in New Castle. Earl Musser and family visited Petersburg relatives. Charles Lambright of Greenville called on relatives. Fred Hildebrand hosted by the Booths. E B Rowland and Betty Daniels visited from Merrittstown. Mrs Kesel and daughter from Fittsburgh spent Sunday with Mrs Kesel's mother. Betty Dennels of Merrittstown visiting the Booths. Carl Kesel of Johnstown visited his mother. Amelia Inboden returned to Pittsburgh. James Huston and Paul Veon families camping near Ellwood City. Dorothy Anderson hosted bridge. Mr and Mrs James Vekasy welcome twins born Tuesday. Mrs Vekasy former Dorthea Gosehke.
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O. L. Moore
Pittsburgh
Robert Cornwell
Beaver Valley
Frank Kale
Betty
New Castle
Earl Musser
Petersburg
Charles Lambright
Greenville
Fred Hildebrand
Brownsville
William Booth
E. B. Rowland
Conway
Billy Daniels
Mer-ritistown
Paul Kesel
Fittsburgh
Kesel
Rs. Kesel
Betty Dennels
Merrittstown
W Om, Booth
Carl Kesel
Johnstown
Esel
Otto Kesel
Amelia Inboden
Mary Inboden
James Huston
George
Paul Veon
Paul LeRoy
Ellwoot City
Dorothy Anderson
Bridge Club
James Vekasy
Eleventh Street
Beaver Falls
Tent Hall Kings Daughters Meet In Mahoning
The King's Daughters of Mahoning met with Miss Grace Crawford, viewed her garden, and enjoyed a dessert lunch. Members led the afternoon program, with Miss Marian Carlisle singing a vocal solo. Local planning included attendance at a New Wilmington convention next week. Also noted were visits by Evans City and Youngstown residents, and a Children’s Day pageant “God Speaks In Everything” at Mahoning. Delegates from Mahoning attended the S. S. convention in New Castile and Friday.
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King's Daughters
King’s Daughters
Mahoning
Grace Crawford
Carlisle
Youngstown
Elmer |Armstrong
Princeton
Eva Baird
Youngstown S
T. W. Baird
Dora Hoon
Harry Krelzer
Clarence Young
Struthers
God Speaks
A. M. Cunningham
George Campbel
Charles Tice
Harry Kretzer
Arthur Wright
Helen Korby
Doris Martin
S. S. ¢Onvention
New Castile
Girls Trio Sings at Calvary Gospel Tabernacle Meeting
Pastor Raymond J. Fredericks reported the third annual Bible conference and evangelistic crusade at Calvary Gospel Tabernacle drew a capacity crowd Thursday night. A McDonald Baptist church girls trio led the song service while evangelist John Carrara addressed the week night audience on the topic Your Sins Will Be Forgiven.
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Raymond J. Fredericks
Calvary Gospel Tabernacle
McDonald
Baptist Church
Our
Fredericks
Evangelist Evangelist
John Carrara
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VIN Cour
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Arthur Colearove
Proper
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Stoner
PUC
Guy HK. Bard
James 8
Ben
Old Philadelphia North American
Public Service Commission
BUC
Richard J
Philadelphia
Benn
Synodical
Pioneer Lutheran Film
Jimy
Manufactur
Moe’s Jewelry Store
East
Washington St
Tere
McGoun
By Simmons
Enon Valley
Ug Co
Milne
Washington
Ralph Knox
Evans City
Park Baird
Erskine
Lowellville
Jack Welsh
Clarence Campbell
Elmer ‘Baird
Mary Eleanor Kretzer
Margaret Jane Trompsn
Girls’ Trio
Tabernacle Meeting
Britton’s
Wolfe
Triangle Shoe Stores
E. Wash. Street
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