Carol Lee Kelly Named Princess of Pennsylvania
Carol Lee Kelley daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles E Kelley formerly from Pulaski now in California has been named Princess of Pennsylvania for the all state picnic July 4 in Ontario California. She studies at the Loretta Young School of Modeling and will be a senior at Colton High School. Her family includes brother Charles E Kelly Jr 18 sister Susan 15 and Patrick 12. The Kellys are vacationing with relatives nearby. Carol majors in music and art and is an officer in the high school Forensic League.
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Carol Lee Kelly
Charles E. Kelley
California
Princess of Pennsylvania
Ontario
Calif
Carol
Loretta Young School of Modeling
Colton High School
I. E. George
Pulaski Rd
Charles E. Kelly Jr
Susan
Women of Moose name officers at New Castle Chapter No 8
New Castle Chapter No 8 Women of the Moose elected officers for the new year and planned a June 30 installation at Moose Home. Officers include senior regent Blanche Dunlap, junior regent Catherine Barnes, chaplain Lucille Connors, recorder Orpha McConnell, and treasurer Elizabeth Llewellyn.
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New Castle
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Clara Mae Williams
Irene Fehrenbach
Blanche Dunlap
Catherine Barnes
Lucille Connors
Orpha McConnell
Elizabeth Llewellyn
College of Regents
Ann Conti
Gainesville
Fla
Huldah Doerr
Cora Stephenson
Dorothy Bukowski
Mabel Owen
Ellwood City
Miss Betty Reese to attend National Youth Assembly
Miss Betty Reese of Clover Lane RD 3, will join more than 1,800 Presbyterian youths at Grinnell College Iowa for the National Youth Assembly from June 26 to July 3. She represents Central Presbyterian Church as delegates from across the United States and overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Reese
Clover Lane RD
National Youth Assembly
Grinnell College
Reese
Central Presbyterian Church
Fourth Westminster Fellowship
National Assembly
United States
Westminster Fellowship
Virginia Robison Names Bridal Party for June 21
Miss Virginia Robison selects Mrs Joseph Lockley as matron of honor for her marriage to Robert Anderson. Bridesmaids include Miss Shirley Walker Miss Grace Pearl and Mrs George Warso sister of the bride elect. James Anderson will be best man. Ushers are Lee Robison Harry Lampi Jerry Reynolds and Joseph Lockley. Ceremony and open reception set for June 21 at 7 30 p m at East Brook United Presbyterian Church.
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Virginia Robison
Joseph Lockley
Robert Anderson
Shirley Walker
Eric
George Warso
Jerry Reynolds
Grace Pearl
James Anderson
Lee Robison
Harry Lampi
East Brook United Presbyterian Church
Miss Robison
L. A. Robison
RD 5
Mr. Anderson
W. L. Anderson
Maxwell Reynolds Circle to Have Tea at Epworth Church
Mrs. J. F. Rentz will host a watermelon tea Thursday from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at 234 Hazelcroft Ave. sponsored by the Maxwell Reynolds Circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service Epworth Methodist Church. Children will provide music and nonmembers may attend. Proceeds support missionary activities.
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J. F. Rentz
Hazelcroft Ave
Maxwell-Reynolds
Women's Society of Christian Service
Epworth Methodist Church
Epworth Church
Senior Extension Club Meeting Planned at Ma honing Grange Hall
The Lawrence County Senior Extension Club will meet at the Mahoning Valley Grange Hall at 8:30 Wednesday. Members will discuss farm safety goals for July and view an educational movie.
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Lawrence County
Mahoning Valley
Welsh Women to Install Officers
The Women's Welsh Club will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in the YWCA lounge where officers for the coming year will be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
YWCA
Canfora Family Attends Richmond Commencement
Mr and Mrs Alex Canfora return from Richmond Virginia where their daughter Santina Canfora received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at the College of William and Mary Commencement on June 10. She will direct the Art Department at George Washington High School in Alexandria this fall.
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Alex Canfora
Winslow Ave
Richmond
Richmond Professional Institute of the College of William and Mary
Santina Canfora
Miss Canfora
George Washington High School
Alexandria
Soroptimists Mark Fourth Anniversary Dinner in Far East Theme
The Soroptimists International of Lawrence County celebrated their fourth anniversary with a Far East themed dinner at The Castleton. Dr. Anthony Dubeck spoke on American policy in the Far East from 1941 to 1951, warning about Communism's threat amid World War II and the Korean War. Over 100 attendees heard the address as new officers were introduced, including Miss Uffelman as president and Marjorie Young, Celestine Scungio, Sara Boyle, and Vera Tervo in key roles.
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Soroptimists International
Lawrence County
Far East
Castleton
Anthony Dubeck
Georgetown University
Japan
Russia
China
Fessor
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Shenango Valley Soroptimist Club
Uffelman
Marjorie Young
Celestine Scungio
Sara Boyle
Vera Tervo
Strock
Margaret Muth
Marilyn Campbell
Garden Tour Showcased by Mahoningtown Club
Miss Nellie Ingram hosted the Mahoningtown Garden Club last week at Mrs. Thomas Shaffer’s home on Euclid Ave. A garden tour and driftwood arrangement display highlighted the evening as members discussed council meeting notes and upcoming events including spring bulb sales and an August picnic hosted by Mrs. E M Jones.
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Nellie Ingram
Mahoningtown
W. H. Leicht
Niles Garden Club
K. Kulow
Miss Ingram
Paul Bender
Thomas Shaffer
Bridal Couple Honored At Rehearsal Party
Miss Marilyn Matheson and Ron ald Heckathorn, the bridal couple of June 15, were honored at a rehearsal party on June 11 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Doner Heckathorn. Hosts provided refreshments, with pink and white theme and gifts presented to attendants.
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Marilyn Matheson
Ronald Heckathorn
Doner Heckathorn
Beechwood Rd
New Wilmington
Paul Gilbert
Nancy Thorn
Miss Matheson
Heckathorn
David E. Matheson
Texas Gas Liquids Output in 1956 Tops Five Billion Gallons
Texas produced 6 946 million gallons of natural gas liquids valued at 353 million dollars during 1956, reflecting strong volumes and high prices for the year.
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Texas
Local births and weddings noted in Carmichael and Erie area
Mr and Mrs Lowell A Diehl of Carmichael welcomed son Harry Allen Diehl born May 24. Grandparents named Harry Diehl and Fred Kotheimer. Mr and Mrs Joseph Pazak returned from Miami Beach wedding trip. Pazak’s wife Lucille Palumbo is daughter of the Palumbos. James S Clinefelter and Cadence visited in route to Des Moines. Allegheny College board trustees reelected. Spears family in Philadelphia for Temple University commencement. Donald Spears earned a BS in Pharmacy from Temple University.
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Lowell A. Diehl
Garfield Ave
Carmichael
Calif
Harry Allen Diehl
Harry Diehl
Mitchell Rd
RD 5
Fred Kotheimer
Santa Ana
Youngstown, O
Joseph Pazak
Pearson St
Miami Beach
Fla
J. F. Rentz
Hazelcroft Ave
Allegheny College
Erie
Methodist Church
R. D. Spears
Edgewood Ave
Lawrence Spears
Castlewood
Philadelphia
Temple University
Donald Spears
Ralph Spears
School of Pharmacy
Steps on Broken Glass Injures Child at Home
Charlene Stevens aged 3 of 417 Bartram Street stepped on broken glass breaking a laceration to the left heel. She received medical treatment and was discharged from New Castle Hospital.
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Charlene Stevens
Bartram St
New Castle Hospital
Truman to Speak in Harrisburg for 1958 Drive
Former President Harry S. Truman arrives in Harrisburg on Wednesday to headline the Pennsylvania Democrats fundraising drive for the 1958 statewide campaign. He will attend a $100-ticket dinner at 6 p.m., then meet Gov. George M. Leader at the Executive Mansion for lunch before delivering a speech at the Zembo Mosque.
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Harrisburg
Harry S. Truman
Pennsylvania
Truman
Executive Mansion
George M. Leader
Zembo Mosque
First Christian Church Schedule Dinner and Meeting
The First Christian Church will serve a tureen dinner on June 19 at 6 30 p m. A special congregational meeting follows at 8 p m.
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First Christian Church
Eight-year-old hurt by raft nail in New Castle incident
Sam Leicht, aged 8, caught his foot on a raft nail causing a foot laceration. He received treatment and was discharged from New Castle Hospital.
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Sam Leicht
New Castle Hospital
Ice Pitcher Injures Toe At Home Incident
Christine Palkovitch aged 12 of 1506 Grimes St. dropped an ice pitcher on her left toe causing a laceration. She received treatment and was discharged from New Castle Hospital.
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Christine Palkovitch
Grimes St
New Castle Hospital
Call 920 In July For State's Quota Of Service Men
State Selective Service Headquarters orders 920 registrants in July to meet a quota of 872 men. Calls by stations include New Cumberland 134 Philadelphia 299 Pittsburgh 363 Wilkes Barre 106 and Buffalo N Y serving parts of Erie and McKean counties 18.
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Harrisburg
INS
Selective Service
New Cumberland
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Wilkes - Barre
Buffalo
N. Y
Erie
McKean Counties
HITS HAND ON ROCK IN SPLASH ACCIDENT
Joseph Palladino aged 9 of 303 South Jefferson Street injured his left hand when it struck a rock while swimming. He received a laceration and was treated on site.
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Joseph Palladino
S. Jefferson St
New Castle Hospital
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Women OF Moose Name Officers
A&m
Long Ave
Anadins
Maxwell-Reynolds Circle
SR. Extension Club
Miter’s
Washington St
Ritton’s
DRY Cleaners
Majestic
American Flyer
N. Mill ST
Congo Wall
Pop
Dad
Harlansburg Garden
Walmo Kensington
Joseph Williams
Orchard Way
Jess Forrest
State St
Bra
Albert Germani
Gretchen Ave
Chrysolite
Unione Calabro Hall
Anthony Fair
Clement Gardner
Cunningham Ave
Queen Ettes
William Francesco
Roosevelt Ave
New Ell
Ellwood Rd
Paul Crazett
Highland Ave
Cascade Park
Tricky Six
Floyd Kelly
M. Garden Club
New Wilmington Methodist Church
Sandran
East Long Ave
Miller Drug Store
W. Wash. St
Woop
Aluminum
Moravia St
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