Donati School Pupils Stage Trio of Recitals
Donati Auditorium hosts three student recitals this week from the Donati School of Music. On June 17, 42 piano pupils of Miss Lena Richards perform a piano recital. June 18 features Edna Weide’s piano students. June 19 presents a combined piano organ and accordion program under Mrs. Charlotte Emery with 40+ performers.
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Donati
Lena Richards
Tommy Brown
George McAdams
Nancy Gwin
Marian Weaver
Bonnie Byerly
Tommy Black
Beverly Cameron
Robert Ayres
Mary Ann Gervi
Helen Zimmerman
Martie Jacobson
Donald McCarty
Sandra Cwynar
David Badger
Dolores Cracraft
Patty Thompson
Maureen Marshall
Suzann Walker
Norman Shiek
Phoebe Ann Lapp
Clair Weaver
Raymond @oroka
Charlene Key
Dorothy Worner
Billy Lusk
Elgie Arblaster
Lana Barber
Barbara Payne
Kathleen McClelland
Carol McCown
Linda Barber
Wilma Moore
Sandra Gusc
Barbara Norman
Arlene Glidden
Mary Ellen Toscano
Barbara Ann Rainey
Ellen Ruehle
Sally Ann Duncan
Joyce Giuliano
Bobby Stoner
Xine Slavonsky
Charlotte Emery
Raymond Cox
Anthony Audin
Cassandra Cipriano
Marlene Pagley
Paul Silvester
Wallace Pardick
Loretta Banks
Sally O'Neill
Victor Klodjeski
Raymond Ketler
Eleanor Pundoods
Joyce Lock
Paullette Blews
Patty Cimini
Carol Barkley
Mary Lou
Tony Ezzo
Antoinette Ezzo
Fred Guerlach
Helen Toscana
Norman Emery
Bruce Clark
Jonathan Silvester
Raymond Moyer
Jack
Darrell
Linden Gettings
Gomer Emery
Dannie Frengel
Sammy Fredricks
Phyllis Desanzo
Eleanor Clement
Marjory Banks
Joseph Augustine
Beverly Valentino
Kathleen Parks
Shirley Emerick
Rose Anne Delanzo
Lydia Lippiano
Corrine Clement
Canal Building Delayed as Suez Canal Construction Ends
The Suez canal required 13 years to complete, marking a historic maritime shortcut completed after a prolonged project. Construction spanned multiple phases and involved key engineers and officials overseeing the final phase.
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Suez Canal
Eight Y-Teens Plan To Attend Leadership Meet
Eight members from the New Castle division of Y Teens will attend the Summer Y-Teen Conference at Bethany College West Virginia. The event runs June 22 to 26 with about 200 Y Teen members and 35 adults from the tri state YWCA programs.
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New Castle
Bethany College
West Virginia
YWCA
Tri-State
Gloria Barkley
Cecilia Bazely
Carole Haley
Betsy Harris
Donna Lasso
Juanita Taylor
Penny Thompson
Eleanor Schoenberger
Marguita Fox
Dorothy Crunkleton
Crunkleton
Miss Fox
Marion Cuthbert
Brooklyn College
New York
Elise Moller
Ywca Board
Marilyn Statler
Antoinette Alex
Johnstown
Carmie Jones
Washington
Jackie Shrift
Duquesne
Sheila Walker
Wheeling
Louise Deloss
Meadville
Carline Nicholson
Fairmont
W. Va
Jane Owens
Altoona
Lulu Jenkins
Morgantown
Betty Swado
Child Hides From Atom Bomb In Garbage Can
In Albany California eight year old Donna High crawled into a garbage can to hide from an imagined atom bomb. She became stuck and required a 20 minute rescue using hacksaw and tin-snipping to free her.
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Albany
Calif
Donna High
Washington Ground Hosts Hobby Show Winners
Washington Ground held a hobby show awarding first to Annette Cioffi for comic strip character drawings Bugs Bunny Nancy Sluggo and The Jackson Twins. Lynn Spencer took second for a diverse dolls collection and William Phipps earned third with a stamp collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Playground
Annette Cioffi
Bugs Bunny, Nancy, Sluggo
Jackson Twins
Lynn Spencer
William Phipps
Alice Glenn
Becky Morgan
Playground
Pete Mancino
Barbara Jackson
Church Services This Sunday at Volant Parish
Volant Presbyterian holds morning service at 10 AM led by Rev. A B Weisz with Sunday school at 11 AM under John Allen as superintendent. Methodist church reports no Sunday school or morning service.
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Presbyterian
A. B. Weisz
John Allen
Methodist
Children Day program at Methodist church Sunday
The Children Day program at the Methodist church is set for Sunday morning June 29 during the Sunday school hour at 10 a.m. Mr and Mrs Gibson Martin hosted a Father's Day family gathering with supper on the lawn and an evening indoors. Volant notes mention Mahoningtown residents visiting New Castle relatives as Rev H A Silvis attends Erie Conference in Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Martin
Washington Township
W. W. Hunt
New Castle
Art Lowry
Perry Highway
Clyde Lowry
Frank Barr
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Florence Miller
Philip M. Cox
Harlansburg
P. M. Cox
Arthur Snyder
Oil City
John Snyder
Harrisburg
W. J. Wilkin
Gladys Barr
A. M. Paxson
New Wilmington
Hettie Johnston
Hollis Johnston
Leesburg Station
Rosanna Wilkin
Methodist Church
Mrs. Gibson Martin
Volant
J. B. Comstock
Mahoningtown
W. J. Allen
H. A. Silvis
Erie
Meadville
William McKnight
Elkhart
Ind
Susan McKnight
Team hits and age figures of early 1900s baseball players
Washington notes show about 42,500,000 U S residents over 45 in 1900 versus 13,500,000 earlier. The ball champions include Chris Tonery of Manchester New Hampshire with 23 hits in 19 games and captain Bill Hopper of Crafton with 21.
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Washington
United States
Chris Tonery
Manchester
N. H
Tonery
Bill Hopper
Crafton
What'll You Do With The Extra Longest Day Plans Arise
The piece surveys residents on the summer solstice with many choosing rest. Cline Braden and John McCormick plan ease, Beulah Andorfer advocates prayer, Pete Burnside and Francis Rogan intend sleep with practice, Nick Aram expects work, and others doubt the idea. The article notes the solstice and the December reversal, and cites New York City’s June 21 daylight length.
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Cline Braden
North Mercer Street
Beulah Andorfer
Park Avenue
Pete Burnside
East
Washington Street
Francis Rogan
Moore Avenue
Pete
American Legion
Darlene Reedy
Nick Aram
Atlantic Avenue
New York City
New Yorkers Mark Winter Solstice Darkness and Daylight
From sunrise to sunset residents observed the shorter day as December 21 marks the winter solstice with lingering twilight across the city. Citizens noted early darkness and plans for activities indoors or at holiday gatherings as daylight dwindled.
Daylight Hours Record Limited to Nine Hours Fourteen Minutes
The brief notes the daylight duration for a given date, stating a limit of nine hours and fourteen minutes. It provides no further context or regional details beyond the numeric daylight figure.
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Elsie
Borden Dealer
Readers Digest
RED Magic
NEW Castle Drug Ae
N. Mill Street
Desoto
Morgan Motor CO
N. Jefferson St
Plymouth
Uncle Walt
Grant Street
Sringing
Washington Ground Makes Hobby Awards
Golden Dawn
Walton’s Food Market
Car
Butler and Beckford
NORGE
Keystone Furniture Co
KR. Wash. St
By Stromberg
Sewall
Kroger
W. Long Ave
U.S. F.& G. Accident Insurance
Peoples Realty DO
Combina
Davis Shoe CO
City of
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association
Lawrence County
First Federal
Round the
Federal
N. Mill ST
Fisher’s
Donut
Lula Ell
Adin Laud
Esiniges
South Mill Street
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