Rev Delmar Probst Assigned to Jamestown Church
Rev Delmar R. Probst, former local resident, joined the Erie Conference as Elder and was ordained at the Old Stone Church Meadville by Bishop Wicke. He will serve Ashville Methodist Church in Jamestown district after four years at Quarryville. He was raised in the area and earned a theology degree at Cleveland Bible College.
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Delmar R. Probst
Erie
Methodist Church
Old Stone Church
Meadville
Lloyd C. Wicke
Pittsburgh
Probst
Ashville
Jamestown, N. Y
Quarryville
Philadelphia
First Methodist Church
Norris A. White
Rev. Probst
Cleland Bible College
Cleveland, O
Rev Probst's Education and Family Details
In 1950 he received an A. B. at Baldwin Wallace College Berea Ohio and in 1952 served a year in the Walien Charge in the Brookville District. He studied at Westminster Maryland now Wesley Theological School to relocate to Washington DC after Sept 1958. He spent two years at Temple University School of Theology in Philadelphia and attended Garrett Biblical Institute Evanston summer 1955. He earned a Bachelor of Divinity from Lancaster Theological Seminary. He served 3.5 years in Europe with the U S Army Medical Corps. Son of C A Probst 234 N Mercer St he married Violet E Seros in 1942. They have four children Delmar Wayne Stephen Charles Joyce Elaine and Ethel Marlene.
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Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Walien
Brookville
Westminster
Wesley Theological School
Washington, D. C
Probst
Temple University School of Theology
Philadelphia
Garrett Biblical Institute
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ill
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Evangelical Reformed Church
Lancaster
U. S. Army Medical Corps
C. A. Probst
N. Mercer St
Violet E. Seros
Stephen Seros
Hamilton St
Delmar Wayne
Stephen Charles
Joyce Elaine
Ethel Marlene
Stirone Extortion Case Goes To Jury In Pittsburgh
Federal Judge John L. Miller sends the extortion case against Nick Stirone, head of Pittsburgh heavy construction workers, to a jury. He faces Hobbs Act charges over a $31,000 forced tribute from building supplier William G. Rider. Prosecution and defense closed their arguments after a heated cross examination.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Miller
Nick Stirone
William G. Rider
Asst. U. S. Atty
Hubert i Teitelbaum
Vincent Casey
Dipomatic Applicants Rise in Foreign Service
Washington reports 12 500 qualified applicants for entry into the United States Foreign Service in 1956, a substantial increase from about 1 500 a few years earlier.
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Washington
United States Foreign Service
Cancer treated with radioactive gold solution
Chicago physicians adopt radioactive gold in solution for cancer treatment marking a new medical approach. The report notes early adoption and potential impact on therapy options.
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Chicago
Home ownership hits record high in United States
Three of every five U S households now own homes in a national record both in number and proportion. Soil tests covered more than 2 300 000 acres of farmland in Illinois during 1956.
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U.S
Chicago
United States
Illinois
The Family Scrapbook by Dr Ernest G Osborne
A columnist cautions parents about careless talk to children. Examples show statements that heighten fear or dismiss effort can harm a child’s confidence and learning. The piece urges mindful speech and recognizing the impact of words on youngsters.
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Ernest G. Osborne
Easy Summer Muffins and Salad Combination
New York report suggests Emerald Corn Muffins with chef salad. Fry eight bacon strips until tender then line muffin cups. Mix corn bread with onion and green pepper, add egg and milk, then bake eight muffins.
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New York
Towboat Sinks in Allegheny River Drowns One Man
A towboat listing while being dragged by a barge sank in the Allegheny River around 2 am. Paul I. Romine, 26, of Pittsburgh, drowned. Patrick Tracey, 20, also of Pittsburgh, swam to shore but later collapsed from exhaustion and was treated in fair condition at St. Francis General Hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Paul I. Romine
Patrick Tracey
St. Francis General Hospital
Park event offers prizes in five sports and a record hop
Damp morning gave way to sunshine as families arrived by bus for a city park picnic. Prizes will be awarded in five sports and contests, with a record hop and dance set for the afternoon and evening for thousands expected to attend.
Plain Grove Bible School Closes After Farewell Program
The Plain Grove Vacation Bible School ended last Sunday after serving 101 children. Sponsored by Plain Grove Presbyterian and United Presbyterian Churches, it featured teaching staff across nursery through senior departments, including Nancy Douglas and Ruth Patterson among teachers.
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Plain Grove
Plain Grove Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Churches
Nancy Douglas
Jessie Cory
Lillian Martin
Carolyn Scott
Avanell Burns
Polly Sankey
Peggy Shoaff
Ruth Patterson
Lois Scott
Mary Rodgers
William Douglas
Donna Shaw
Shirley Hillmar
Mary Kate Sonntag
Gertrn’e Avo
Erie State Park Beach Restored
Presque Isle at Erie State Park has undergone a full beach restoration after storm damage two years ago. The 3,200 acre site now features new walks, ponds, boating facilities, a marina, and improved roads as part of a master plan aimed to attract nearly three million visitors in 1957.
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Harisburg
Pennsylvania
Erie
Presque Isle
Pennsylvania Department of Commerce
Great Lakes
New York
Jones Beach
Erie Lakeshore
Yonk ers Golf Club First in U S Yonkers Origin 1887
Yonkers New York reports the St Andrews golf club, claimed as the first in the United States, organized in 1887 with seven members at Yonkers.
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Younkers
U.S
Yonkers
N. Y
United States
St. Andrews
Nine New State Parks Planned For Pennsylvania
Suffering superb bathing and fish opportunities are for the Commonwealth as nine new state parks near completion across Pennsylvania. Regions include Pocono Mountain and North Central areas with Gouldsboro Lake adding water recreation and Hills Creek State Park near Mansfield offering swimming fishing and boating. Additional parks will arise statewide in 1958 and 1959 including a winter sports area in the Northern Tier near
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Pennsylvania
Pocono Mountain
Gouldsboro Lake
Poconos
Hills Creek State Park
Mansfield
Cascade Park Catholic Day Festival Scene
Three months of preparation culminate in the 10th annual Lawrence County Catholic Day at Cascade Park. Family picnics fill the grove and fireworks are planned as the observance continues.
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Cascade Park
War dogs sent to aid Charles V in Franco-Spanish war
King Henry VII dispatched 400 war dogs to bolster Charles V in his conflict against France, a notable alliance move reported from London.
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London
Henry VII
Charles V of
Spain
France
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