Sevast Ward Three Sons Serve In U S Service
Sevent Ward brothers Ivanejko Ivanesko and Henry Ivane s ko all stationed in military service. Joseph Ivanejko returns to Norfolk after six months in Korean waters. Stanley Ivanesko joins wife and children in Pittsburgh before moving to Perine Texas for Air Force duties. Henry Ivane s ko serves second enlistment in England with the Army Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ivanejko
Norfolk
Katherine Ivanejko
North Cedar Street
Joe
Stanley Ivanesko
Pittsburgh
Periné
Tex
Army Air Force
Air Force
United States
Cuba
Perine Air Force Base
Texas
Henry Ivanesko
England
Committees Named for July St Margar et Celebration
The St Margar et celebration in July announces a program committee led by Nick Cangey and Victor Mangino with co chairs Gene Melchoire Tony Rousso Phillip Ross and Chuck Russo. A celebration committee lists Gene Melchoire Bart Lombardo and co chairs Chuck Rozzi John Di Thomas. The general staff includes Nick Perrotta Andy Masters and many others as listed. The three day affair features a carnival street dance and fireworks finale with civic light ups and ongoing committee meetings as plans progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Cangey
Victor Mangino
Gene Melchoire
Tony Rousso
Phillip Ross
Chuck Russo
Bart Lombardo
Cochairmen
Chuck Rozzi
John di Thomas
Nick Perrotta
Andy Masters
Rose DiCario
Anne Dominick
Katherine Ross
Elizabeth Perrotta
Charles Perrotta
Antoinette Lombardo
Joe West
Jennie Rainey
Margaret Masters
Andrew Dominick
Frank Prescaro
James Prescaro
Angelo A. Russo
Joe Picaro
Frank Lombardo
Rose Zarilla
Jerry Lombardo
Pete Russo
Joe Perino
John Masters
Frank Dominick
Charles Masters
James Zarilla
Joe Frigone
Phil DePiero
Louis Perrette
Clvic Club
O R C Ladies Will Lunch Thursday At 1
The ladies' auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors will hold a luncheon Thursday at 1 PM at 609 North Cedar Street, hosted by Mrs. J. M. Frew. A meeting will follow after the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Railway Conductors
J. M. Frew
North Cedar Street
North Beaver Man Injured in Farm Silo Accident
Norman Duff, 70, of Mahoningtown A D 7, fell in a farm silo shortly after noon Monday. He was admitted to Jameson Memorial hospital at 1 15 p m with injuries to the right shoulder right heel and a scalp laceration. His condition was described as good today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Beaver
Norman Duff
Mahoningtown
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Monay
Duff
Simpson Methodist Fathers Day Program Highlights
The Simpson Methodist church held a Father’s Day program with music and readings by the fathers. Albert Tackett the oldest and Kenneth Strayer the youngest received gifts. Participants included Paul Tackett Joseph Eyler George Mikels William Alexander and W F Metz. Open for business Nocera's Market announces a grand opening on Tuesday June 17 at 312 North Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nocera's Market
North Liberty Street
Choir Practice Planned for Wednesday Evening
Mrs. Betty Gibson, director, announces the Mahoning Methodist church choir will rehearse Wednesday evening at 7 30. There will be no hour of power service this week due to Rev. Shindledecker attending the Erie Conference at Allegheny College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Gibson
Mahoning Methodist Church
Shindledecker
Erie
Methodist Churches
Allegheny College
Christian Crusaders Meet Friday Evening
The Madison Avenue Christian Church group will meet Friday evening at 8 oclock in the home of Mrs. Helen Wagner at 601 North Lafayette Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusaders
Madison Avenue Christian Church
Helen Wagner
North
Lafayette Street
Teacher To Entertain Class Of Teenagers
Miss Anna Marie McHattie will entertain her teen age Sunday school class with a wiener roast on Thursday evening at seven o'clock. The event will take place at her home 606 North Ashland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Marie McHattie
North
Ashland Avenue
Past Presidents Club Luncheon Arranged on Wednesday
The Past Presidents club of the ladies auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will meet for a luncheon Wednesday at 1 PM. It will be hosted by Mrs. John Doone at her home on East Long avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presidents Club
The
Ladies Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
John Doone
East Long Avenue
Children Will Direct Sunday Church Program
The children of Simpson Methodist Church will lead the Sunday service as Rev. G E Shaffer attends the Erie Conference in Meadville Pennsylvania. No Thursday Bible study due to his absence. Also note a lawn social with ice cream and cake at Mahoning Town Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Methodist Church
G. E. Shaffer
Erie
Meadville
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Seventh Ward Notes on Mrs Betts Visit and Erie Conference
Mrs. Charles Betts of Miami Florida has spent a week visiting her ill father John Russo on North Cedar Street. Russo is improved but bedbound. Mrs. Betts spoke Monday at the Neighborhood House on Long Avenue where she once served as superintendent. Revs O G Shindledecker Ma honing and G S Shaffer Simpson Methodist will attend sessions of the Erie Conference at Allegheny College Meadville PA beginning Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Betts
Miami
Fla
John Russo
North
Cedar Street
Russo
Betts
Long Avenue
O. G. Shindledecker
Mahoning
Henry Home Auxiliary Open Meeting Thursday
Margaret Henry Home Auxiliary will hold an open meeting Thursday evening June 19 at 8 15 in the Guild Room Trinity Episcopal church. Reports of committees will be heard and a summary of the past year s accomplishments will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Henry Home Auxiliary
Trinity Episcopal Church
Rural 4 H youths to judge cattle in practice contest
Rural 4 H club members will hold a practice judging contest Wednesday at 10 15 AM. They meet at George Kendall's farm in Neshannock township to judge Guernsey and Holstein cattle, then proceed to John Cox and son farm in Wilmington township to judge Jerseys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kendall
Neshannock Township
John Cox
Board to Welcome New Member at June Session
Mrs. Richard S. Marquis will preside as she introduces Mrs. J. H. Forney as a newly appointed board member serving an unexpired term starting in the fall. Members must return books and funds to Mrs. Henry Navarra before Thursday for a special June 19 feature, with refreshments provided by Mrs. Alvin Herberg and committee.
Chuckle and Casual Observation Split by Rhyme and Rudeness
A humorous exchange shows a wife accusing marriage of cowardice and the husband defending his bravery while an unrelated note jokes that light-eyed people fare worse for eye strain than dark-eyed individuals.
Sailor Returns From Eight Day Furlough at San Diego
A sailor named John, back on duty after an eight day furlough from San Diego Naval Training Center where he finished basic training, received a farewell picnic in Kennywood Park with 25 attendees. He reports to the battleship Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road
San Diego Naval Training Center
John
Kennywood Park
Los Angeles
Sweets Hidden Drugs in Early Candies, Says Canadian Press
The Canadian Press notes that before the 19th century many sweets were made by druggists to mask medicinal flavors. A calm sea and clear air could let an observer in a plane spot a submarine submerged about 50 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
John Jerome Receives Doctor of Chir opody Degree at Temple
John Jerome, of 1803 South Jefferson Street, earned the Doctor of Surgical Chi ropody degree at Temple University’s 66th annual commencement in Philadelphia on June 12. A World War II veteran, he completed pre med studies at Geneva College in Beaver Falls and belongs to Pi Epsilon Delta fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. John Jerome
South
Jefferson Street
Temple University
Philadelphia
Jerome
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Pi Epsilon Delta Fraternity
Ancient peoples called sulphur the stone that burns
Ancient observers described sulphur as a burning stone and believed its fumes drove away evil spirits.
John L. Bockius Returns To Duty
John L. Bockius, son of Mr and Mrs John Bockius of Princeton, is reported returning to duty. The notice notes his family ties and hometown as context for his service status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Bockius
John Bockius
Princeton
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Walton’s Food Market
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WDTV
Craft Motor Company, Inc
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