Tent Hall observes Bible School Day at Mahoning Church
Sunday morning service at Mahoning Church marked Tent Hall Bible School Day with Rev. David P. White as pastor. Ninety three children attended the nine day program featuring songs, recitations, flag drills, and many Bible school lessons led by Pauline Wright and Edna Lukehart, among others. The event included a Father’s Day tribute and closing benediction.
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Mahoning Church
David P. White
Pauline Wright
Edna Lukehart
Pat Cox
Beverley Cameron
Ann White
Gladys Dougherty
Winifred Baird
Hazel Linton
Hazel Straitwell
David White
Shirley Giboney
Elizabeth Moore
Delores Cracraft
Wanda Martin
Marian Spellick
Laura Silvasky
Becky Martin
Imbi Kroeck
Jennie Gibboney
Margaret Michaels
Flaine Carlisle
John Pomeroy
Jesus
James Bissett
Charles Dando
America
John Wright
Steve Glasgow
Richard Cutter
Glory Land
Jack Glasgow
Mrs. White
Harbor Garden Club Hosts Summer Evening Event
Mrs S A Linton the Harbor Garden Club president and Mrs Howard Cox co hosted a Thursday gathering at Lintons home. Mr and Mrs John Robinson formerly of Volant now visiting New Castle displayed pictures from California before refreshments. The next meeting will be the July annual picnic at W C Johnsons home.
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Garden Club
S. A. Linton
Harbor Garden Club
Howard Cox
California
John Robinson
Volant
New Castle
W. C. Johnson
Tent Hall Notes The Linton Family Picnic Dinner
The Linton family were entertained at a Sunday picnic dinner hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs .
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Linton
The Family Scrapbook camping programs for children
Dr. Ernest G. Osborne notes that across hundreds of communities public schools will run camping enterprises for children this summer, with many communities sustaining ongoing camping activities.
School camping aids education say parents and child
The article argues school camping, including fall or winter trips, enhances learning. Ten year old Tommy shows gains in cooperation and interest in plants and animals after a 10 day camp, suggesting camping offers more stimulating experiences than the classroom and a real educational contribution.
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Tommy
Ohio Turnpike Has Good Safety Record
Cleveland report shows 1956 safety performance on the Ohio Turnpike among the best on major expressways. Total accidents 139 per 100 million vehicle miles including minor-damage events, with 1.9 fatalities per 100 million vehicle miles. National fatality rate cited at 6.4.
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Cleveland
INSI
Ohio Turnpike
Yard-Wide Cotton Carpet Adds Fashion To Bathrooms
University Park report notes yard-wide lengths of deep carpet simplify bathroom decor. Home Furnishings Specialist Bonnie D. Sansom says the rugs are easy to install and launder in a washing machine. Coordinated color schemes with linens and accessories are recommended.
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University Park
Pennsylvania State University
Bonnie D. Sansom
Oldest American Cow Breed Is The Holstein
The Holstein is recognized as the oldest breed of cow in America, noted for its long history and prominence in U.S. dairy farming.
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America
Crotched Mountain Center Aids 310 Trout Harvest
Crippled youngsters at the Greenfield New Hampshire center used wheelchairs or crutches to fish. They caught 270 speckled trout in two hours, reflecting a rehabilitation effort by the facility.
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Greenfield
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Orientation Set At Camp Rentz
The New Castle YMCA camp staff will hold an open house and orientation at Camp Rentz Friday at 7 p.m. First year campers and parents may preview the site and facilities. A 7 30 p.m. explanation of the camp program and policies will follow, with a Q and A session. Camp Rentz lies on Slippery Rock creek about 12 miles from New Castle on route 108 near McMurray road after Taylor Run bridge.
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New Castle
Camp Rentz
Slippery Rock Creek
Slippery Rock
McMurray Road
Taylor Run
Five-Yolk Egg Discovered In Buffalo Warehouse
In Buffalo a grocery chain warehouse worker team found a normal size egg with five yolks while X-raying eggs in the butter and egg department. Hyman Kahn a 36 year veteran noted a four yolk egg had occurred before but never five yolks in one egg.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Hyman Kahn
Law Bars Pets In Food Places Clarified
City Health Bureau clarifies state law on pets in public food places. No fowls or animals except. Health department notes queries from residents.
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Health Dept
City Health Bureau
Health officer restricts seeing eye dogs in food premises
Health Officer Robert L. Solomon said seeing eye dogs accompanying blind persons shall be kept or allowed in any place where food or drink is kept, prepared or stored. The rule applies to all restaurants soda fountains and grocery stores.
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Robert L. Solomon
Beating Reported After Cigarette Request in Cincinnati
David Gibson, 20, told police he was attacked by two men who asked for a cigarette. He handed over a tobacco can and papers before the assault occurred in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
David Gibson
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