Seventh Ward Fathers Honored at Columbus Society Banquet
The Columbus society in Mahoningtown celebrated Fathers Day with a banquet at Columbus hall. Founders from 1912 including Guy Masone James Zampello Tony Rice and others were introduced. Sheriff Frank Coen and President Nick Adamo spoke as the auxiliary hosted a large guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Columbus Society
Columbus Hall
Guy Masone
James Zampello
Tony Rice
Domenick Ruttzo
Joseph Naples
Harry Dattilo
Fred Adamo
Tony Martino
Tony Conti
Louis Natale
Joseph Zampello
Zampello
William DeCarbo
DeCarbo
Nick Adamo
James Scarazzo
Donald Rake
Pennsylvania Railroad
Emilio Gennock
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Joe Zampello
Frank Coen
Mahoningtown
Elizabeth Matteo
Mary Jovanella
Angeline Mingione
Clara Frank
Rose Spina
Alice Conti
Mary Masone
Rio DeProspero
Mary Oddi
Bambina LaLama
Rose Marchovida
Phyllis Gennock
Martha Jovanella
Rose Augustine
Flossie Masone
Isobel Gennock
Mary Luisi
Reappointed Mahoning Methodist Minister Shindledecker Named Again
Rev. O G Shindledecker returns from the Erie Conference at Meadville and is reappointed to Mahoning Methodist Church for another year. He has led the church since 1950 and will stay through June 1953 while serving on multiple conference boards.
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Shindledecker
O. G. Shindledecker
Mahoning
Big initiation at St. Margaret Society in June
On Sunday evening June 22 the St. Margaret Mutual Benefit Society initiated 67 new members. President Nick Cangey led the ceremony followed by the society band under Ralph Gaspar. About 500 attended and committee members served splendid refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret Mutual Benefit Society
Nick Cangey
St. Margaret Society
Ralph Gaspar
Local Man Receives Promotion In Korea
Mr and Mrs Joseph Melchiorre of 17 Darlington Avenue announce their son Staff Sgt Alfred Melchiorre has been promoted to sergeant first class with the 78th A A Battalion in Enchon Korea He has served in Korea thirteen months and expects to return home by September
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Joseph Melchiorre
Darlington Avenue
Alfred Melchiorre
78Th
A. A
United States Army
Enchon
Korea
Melchiorre
States
Mabel Wilson Lodge to Meet Tuesday Evening
Mabel Wilson lodge 567 auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will assemble Tuesday evening in their club rooms on South Liberty street for a social meeting. Hostesses include Mrs. William Campbell Mrs. George Fisher and Mrs. T. J. LaRock.
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Mabel Wilson Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
South Liberty Street
William Campbell
George Fisher
T. J. LaRock
Picnic Supper For Waddell Bible Class Held At Mrs Wilsons
Mrs J W Wilson will host the Waddell Bible class of Mahoning Methodist church in her home on Orchard Way Walma Tuesday evening June 24 for a class picnic. Picnic supper served at six o clock and members to bring their own table service.
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J. W. Wilson
Waddell Bible
Mahoning Methodist Church
Orchard Way
Walma
K J U Class to Meet at Mrs Miller Home
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church K J U class will meet with Mrs Jane Miller of Kenneth Avenue as hostess on Tuesday evening June 24.
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Jane Miller
Kenneth Avenue
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Weekend Visit Highlights Higgins Family From Orbisonia
Mrs. Alice Brumbaugh and W. H. Stubbs hosted visiting Higgins family members from Orbisonia and Madison Avenue. Several friends and relatives planned two weeks of vacation fishing at Buckingham Lake. The piece also laments pets suffering in heat and urges fresh water and shade for animals.
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Charles W. Higgins, Jr
Lynn
Charles Charles Higgins
Orbisonia
Alice Brumbaugh
W. H. Stubbs
Madison Avenue
Higgins
Richard Carnes
Cedar Street
Lester Brumbaugh
Edward Calvert
Charles Kelly
Buckingham Lake
Can
Marjorie Bellock Receives Pennsylvania Scholarship
Marjorie Louise Bellock of 190112 Hamilton street is among 80 state high school students awarded four year scholarships by the commonwealth. The Department of Public Instruction announced that the competitive awards may be used at any approved Pennsylvania university or college.
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Marjorie Louise Bellock
Hamilton Street
Commonwealth
State Department of Public Instruction
Pennsylvania University
Cub Pack 51 Honors Members With Badges At West Pittsburg
Cub Pack 51 held a meeting in West Pittsburg to present badges and awards. Cubmaster Michael Pavkovich and committeeman Roy Papa officiated, honoring Lion John Schultz and Gerald Ma with the recognitions.
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Cub Pack 51
West Pittsburg
Michael Pavkovich
Roy Papa
John Schultz
Gerald Ma
Local Cub Pack honors leaders and scouts at ceremony
Charles Brightshire Peter Lombardo and William Caravella led the bear and wolf dens with Wolf-Frank Sparr David Benn and Thomas Demenico. John Schultz Gerald Mahon and Charles Brightshire earned Gold and Silver Arrows. Schultz also received the Cub Scout graduation certificate the Webelos Badge and Den Chiefs warrant and card. Pack members were previously entertained by a visit to the Pittsburgh Table plant.
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Hon
Charles Brightshire
Peter Lombardo
William Caravella
Wolf
Frank Sparr
David Benn
Thomas Demenico
Sam Farilla
John Schultz
Gerald Mahon
Pittsburgh
State Police Say Car Not Stolen
State police reported today an information charging reckless driving or failure to remain at the scene of an accident would be placed today against Ben Deiger of Union township. He is said to have confessed that his auto wasn't stolen.
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Ben Deiger
Union Township
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