Catholic Day Picnic to Draw Large Crowd
Thousands from Lawrence and surrounding counties are expected at Cascade Park on Wednesday for the 9th Catholic Day picnic. About 6,000 children will receive free rides and refreshments from 1 to 5 p.m. The event opens with 10 a.m. registration, followed by a family basket lunch. Activities include athletic events for kids 6 to 14, a teen record hop, prizes for guests and families, a 7 p.m. concert by the Red Coat Band, dancing at 9 p.m., a 10 p.m. fireworks display, and a 10:45 p.m. drawing. Seventeen Catholic parishes send members. buses depart at noon and return at 6 p.m.
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Lawrence
Cascade Park
Park Lake
Park
Red Coat
Lawrence County
Frank A. Rosso
William J. Russo
Thomas Alfano
Pat Panella
Nick Toscano
Bernard Gumienny
Francis J. Augustine
Frank Haas
Leo Panella
Joe Smolinski
Second Error In Calculating Fall Of H Bomb
DARRELL GARWOOD reports a second miscalculation in the Pacific H bomb fall May 21. Ground crews were mistaken by about a mile and a half in where the air dropped bomb fell. The Air Force had given conflicting statements by Donald A. Quarles and Brig. Gen. Robert L. Scott. Scott cited about two miles, Quarles later said somewhat under four miles.
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Darrell Garwood Washington
INS
Pacific
Air Force
Donald A. Quarles
Robert L. Scott
Northfield Assembly Pre Conference Opens at Westminster College
The Northfield Assembly pre conference program at Westminster College began at noon with staff briefing. About 150 girls from the eastern United States will attend as the conference opens Wednesday June 20, blending religious and recreational activities to teach Christian living.
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Northfield Assembly
Westminster College
Local Men Represent U R At Conference
Three local men represent the Universal-Run dle Corporation at the fifth Industrial Management Conference at Westminster. Hustus M. Stevens, Robert J. Morgan, and Eugene E. Walker are among 55 tri state firm delegates attending the event which closes Friday.
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Universal-Rundle Corporation
Westminster
Hustus M. Stevens
Wilmington Ave
Robert J. Morgan
Rose Ave
Eugene E. Walker
Sheridan Ave
Tri-State
Princeton Church Women Plan June All Day Meeting
The Women's Missionary Society of Memorial Presbyterian in Princeton schedules an all day June 21 gathering at Mrs. Wesley Wilson's home on Route 422 with sewing quilting and a noon tureen dinner. Devotions led by Mrs. Grant Shaffer.
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Womens Missionary Womens Missionary Society
Princeton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Wesley Wilson
Grant Shaffer
Margaret Allison
Margaret Allison Missionary Society
Princeton
William Moser
Edward Prosser
John Munnell
New Castle
Anne Pratt
Calif
Clifford Young
Earl
Jimmy
Denver
Irwin
J. T. Gibson
Scott
Tommy Booker
Kinzua
Mike Lapinsky
Walter Laipinsky
Pittsburgh
Jesse Shaffer
Ddaughters
Volant
Clyde Copper
William Anderson
Old Princeton Road
Pymatuning Lake Park
Harry Apdegraph
Mary Blair
Bud Booher
Booher
Abner de Chant
Ilene
Mary Ann
Wampum R. D
Bob Harris
Conneaut Lake
Harold McEwen
Moffatt Road
Claude Patton
Emma
Moulton Ferguson
Ellwood City
R. D
Fergusons
George H. Conner
Cleveland
Wesley
Tripoli
Libya
North Africa
Rome
Wes
Wheelus Air Force Base
Italy
Everett Miller
Butler
Paul Blair
Armstrong McClearn Wedding at Oak Grove Church
The Oak Grove United Presbyterian church hosted the June 16 wedding of Miss Joan Armstrong and Lewis McClearn with a 7 30 p m ceremony. Attendants included Glenna McClearn Connie Pavlick and Jayne Armstrong. best man Philip Lengauer. ushers Bernard Barger Wendell McClearn. The service was by Rev W Ross Byers and a 126 guest reception followed. The couple plan to reside in Sandy Lake after a honeymoon.
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Oak Grove United Presbyterian Church
Joan Armstrong
O T. E. Armstrong
New Castle
R. D
Lewis McClearn
Lloyd McClearn
Stoneboro
Glenna McCilearn
Connie Pavlick
McKeesport
Jayne Armstrong
Philip Lengauer
Bernard Barger
Butler
Wendell McClearn
Phoebe Dean
James McConnell
W. Ross Byers
Oak Grove
McClearns
Dye
Sandy Lake
Princeton High School
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Birthday Party for Mr and Mrs John Gibson Family
Mr and Mrs John Gibson host a birthday gathering with family and friends to celebrate the occasion. Also present are Mr and Mrs Jim and other relatives.
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John Gibson
Jim
Summer School Makes Grade Readiness Clear
A Texas mother credits a summer private tutoring plan for her son's advancement from first to second grade. Despite teacher concerns, one hour daily sessions over the summer aligned with the winter curriculum and readers. The boy enjoyed some vacation time, kept up with lessons, and passed the school reading achievement test signaling readiness for the next grade.
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New Mexico
Hundred Dollars Well Spent for Patient Teacher
A reader praises a gentle experienced teacher in her mid fifties for patience and discipline. The son is in the third reading group and excels in spelling and arithmetic, with strong writing improvement. The note offers “Home Helps in Reading Spelling and Arithmetic” bul letins by mail to 235 East 45th Street New York NY.
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E. 45Th St
New York
N. Y
Widow Emma Sentner Dies in Mount Airy Fire Escape Fall
Police say 75 year old Emma Sentner plunged from a third floor fire escape of her Mount Airy apartment building after apparently losing balance while shaking out a dust mop.
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Mount Airy
Emma Sentner
Bikini Natives Face Possible Long-Term Return Ban
United Nations report reveals the United States may bar natives from returning to Bikini and Eniwetok atolls. Acting U.S. High Commissioner Delmas Nucker cites structural changes in the atolls making them uninhabitable, while denying a blanket radioactive condition.
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United Nations
N. Y
INS
Bikini
Eniwetok
America
U.S
UN Trusteeship Council
Delmas Nucker
Pacific
Nucker
Eniwestok
Structural changes blamed on concrete construction atolls
The report states that the observed alterations were not due to hydrogen or atomic blasts but to concrete construction work placed around the atolls.
Police Attend FOP Lodge Confab Ahead of Scranton Convention
Two local officers Captain Albert Russo and Lt. Jack Llewellyn from New Castle lodge attended a Pennsylvania Fraternal Order of Police meeting in Harrisburg to prepare for the July 15 18 state convention in Scranton. They returned Sunday night and were back on duty Monday night.
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Pennsylvania Fraternal Order of Police Lodge
Harrisburg
Scranton
New Castle Lodge
Albert Russo
Jack Llewellyn
Three of Every Four Automobiles on Earth in United States
A claim states that three quarters of the world’s automobiles are located in the United States. The sentence presents a global distribution statement about car ownership.
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United States
Improving Home Electrical Service and Circuits
The text explains that inadequate service entrance capacity of 100 amperes or more is needed and requires 3 wire service from the street. It also warns that overloaded circuits can overload appliances and cause motors to burn, with fuses or breakers tripping. It recommends enough branch circuits to distribute electricity to all appliances.
Edison Electric Institute announces monthly contest prize rules
Monthly winners receive mail about six weeks after each month’s closing. one prize per household per month. Grand prize notified about ten weeks after final closing date. Entries become property of Edison Electric Institute. judges’ decisions final. Contest adheres to all laws. sponsors not liable for errors or handling of entries.
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Richard Manville Research
Edison Electric Institute
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