Easter Seal Unit Elects William Hufford President
William Hufford of 102 Whitehill Dr. was elected president of the Lawrence County Society for Crippled Children and Adults Inc. Other officers reelected are Major James A. Dible, Mrs. Roy Long, and Thomas J. Robinson. New secretary is Mrs. Thomas Foley. Don Elliott Hall will become full time speech and hearing therapist in mid June. The board also formed a planning committee and approved a trust fund.
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William Hufford
Whitehill Dr
Lawrence County Society For Crippled Children and Adults Inc
James A. Dible
Roy Long
Thoms J. Robinson
New Castle
Thomas Foley
Hufford
Easter Seal Society
Pennsylvania Society For
Pennsylvania
Mesta Machine Co
P. P. Healy
William Duncan
Ellwood City
Warren Hoye
Samuel Rashid
George Ritter
W. L. Strawbridge
Samuel Wellhausen
H. F. Whitman
Thomas Paden
H. Pat Albright
Irwin W. Stankard
Don Elliott Hall
J. W. Pearson
Frank Potter
Pennsylvania Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Harrisburg
Bedford
Thomas Ulrich
Ulrich
Fight
State Society
A. W. Bennett
Family Scrapbook Series Published For Children
A new six book series by Ernest G. Osborne begins with Now That You Are Five and continues to Now That You Are Ten through Association Press for younger readers.
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Ernest G. Osborne
Association Press
Steel talks tense as Human Relations group stalls
The Human Relations Committee facing pressure from United Steelworkers President McDonald has held long sessions without firm proposals. The Wage Policy Committee stood by for days, with a tentative in principle vacation plan and mid 1965 contract expiration, while limited nonbinding HRC conclusions require concurrence from 11 companies.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
HRC
McDonald
New 64 page children books aid self understanding
Six stories for ages five to ten present boy and girl experiences of learning and play. Each volume covers a year of growth with skills, surprises, problems and pleasures. The Child Study Association of America consulted on content and illustrations. Hardcover 64 pages, priced at $1.50 in bookstores.
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Child Study Association of America
Three Days Make Grange's Theme East Brook Meeting
East Brook Grange held a meeting with Flag Day and Mother's and Father's Day as the theme. Activities included a Roll Call on flag duties, Scripture reading, musical numbers, poems honoring mothers and fathers, and introductions of three new members. Wayne Patterson presided. hosts were Mr and Mrs Cameron and Mr and Mrs Myers. The group voted to sponsor a veterans dinner at Deshon Hospital.
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East Brook
East Brook Grange
Gaylord Myers
Cindy
Linda Scott
Herb Rodgers
Assemblage
Barbara Oesterling
Virginia McKinnis
Joyce Cameron
Eleanor Boyles
Lucile Patterson
Oesterling
Veterans of Deshon Hospital
Wayne Patterson
Wm. Cameron
Slippery Rock Dean’s List includes 22 area students
Twenty two area students earned Dean’s List honors at Slippery Rock State College by meeting a 2.25 quality point average with at least 14 semester hours. New Castle residents named include Marrilee Betka Janet Burgo Donna Chepelsky Margie Cowmeadow Robert Hall Donald Hannon Archie Henderson Janet Jones Karen Kerr Elaine Kwiat William Logan James Lutz Darlene Mayer Pat Mingione Glenda McCandless Ruth McClelland Roxanne Parov George Rigby Shirley Sarver Nancy Sfara Sherry Shalenberger and Patricia Thompson of Volant.
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Slippery Rock
Slippery Rock State College
New Castle Area
Marrilee Betka
Walter Betka
Mills Way
Janet Burgo
Ray Burgo
C .Y Henderson
Harmony Baptist Rd
Janet Jones
Gomer Jones
E. Washington
Karen Kerr
Oliver Kerr Jr
Franklin Ave
Elaine Kwiat
Frank Kwiat
Huron Ave
William Logan
R.D
James Lutz
Russell Shalenberger
Old State Rd
Patricia Thompson
Raymond Thompson
Volant
Local farmer justified in using sledge hammer on car
Sheffield England reports a local court found James Bingley 56 justified in smashing a car with a sledge hammer after it drove through his farmyard early in the morning killing four lambs.
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Sheffield
England
UPI
James Bingley
Woman Dies As Home Takes Fire in Johnstown
A woman identified as Trucel Nelson about 45 was found dead in a second floor bedroom of a two story frame house gutted by a Wednesday night fire in Johnstown Pennsylvania. Authorities suspect a lit cigarette dropped on a sofa started the blaze.
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Johnstown
UPI
Trucell Nelson
Parole Granted to Woman Embezzler in Latrobe Case
Judge L Alexander Sculco grants parole for Mrs. Elsie McCurdy who embezzled 117000 from the Latrobe Building and Loan Association. Attornies for McCurdy cited pending childbirth as a factor in the decision.
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Greensburg, Pa
UPI
L. Alexander Sculco
Elsie McCurdy
Latrobe Building and Loan Association
McCurdy
Parole Sought for Expectant Former Association Secretary
Mrs. Mc Curdy a former secretary of the association seeks parole while serving three months of a 6 to 12 year prison term. She has agreed to make restitution to satisfy the state Banking Department.
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McCurdy
The
Association
State Banking Department
Lehigh Valley Railroad Stock Expirations and Delistings
Seven 2 3 8 shares of Lehigh Valley Railroad will expire Aug. 15. The PRR now owns more than 92 percent of Lehigh Valley stock. An exchange offer begun in May 1962 was for six months and extended indefinitely. The NYSE and the Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Exchange have delisted the stock. About 117 178 shares remain outstanding.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
PRR
Lehigh Valley
New York Stock Exchange
Philadelphia - Baltimore Washington Exchange
Pennsy Offer To Trade Stock Ends August 15
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers to trade one share of its stock for another asset as a part of a conversion plan. The stock trade window closes on August 15, with details published by the railroad in Philadelphia.
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Pennsy
Philadelphia
UPI
Pennsylvania Railroad
Burglar Strips Home of Vernon Coss in Odd Theft
Police in Wichita Kansas looked for a burglar who entered Vernon F Coss home and stole liquor. The thief also cut off the left legs of 17 pairs of pants and halved 12 neckties, leaving unusual damage.
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Wichita, Kan
UPI
Vernon F. Coss
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