Dedication Speaker to Open North Hill Church Center
Dr James M Ferguson former pastor and board chair will give the dedicatory talk for the new 13000 center at North Hill church on Thursday nite at 8. The center includes a church parlor and kitchen redecorating work completed by 103 men totaling 2773 hours. The Youth Center project began June 9 1953 by the church Men’s club and aimed for Easter 1954 with murals lighting tile and ceiling work under Jim Arch Thompson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James‘ M. Ferguson
Board of Trustees of
College
First U. P
North Hill
Christ
Dan Larry
Jim A Arch Thompson
Charles Michie
Es Mec
Bob Leslie
Parlor Dedicated by Local Organization Leaders
The parlor was dedicated under a committee led by Mrs. Arthur Lennig and others. New furnishings were provided by the purchasing committee with Mrs. Wilson Howe as chair. Refreshments will follow the service in the new parlor directed by Mrs. Howard Klebe, with aides listed, as guests are greeted by several society members.
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Ing
Arthur Lennig
James E. Chambers
J. Clyde Gilfillan
Floyd V. Lortz
Wilson Howe
A. C. Brown
John Ingham
Howard Klebe
Anne Mae Krosen
Harold Latshaw
Wayne Gillery
Rose Kurtz
Robert Jamison
W. A. Berkstresser
W. Howe
J. Ingham
J. E. Chambers
US Personal Income Rises 6 Percent in 1953
Americans earned a total personal income of 284.5 billion dollars in 1953, about six percent higher than 1952, despite a midyear decline. December’s annual rate stood at 285 billion, with gains offset by payroll drops in July through December and a weaker manufacturing sector.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Will Be Divorced In Paris Divorce Nears For Patine and Connelley
Rome reports James Ortiz Patine of a Bolivian tin family has completed negotiations to divorce his runaway bride Jeanne Connelley of New York. The couple reached an agreement Sunday night with lawyers Gino Sotis in Rome and a Paris attorney handling action in Paris citing incompatibility and an undisclosed financial settlement.
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Rome
James Ortiz Patine
Jeanne Connelley
New York
Gino Stois
Paris
Patino
Sotis
Customs Collector At Pittsburgh Fired From Post
President Eisenhower dismissed Elaine Beadling a Democrat from the Pittsburgh customs post after she refused two resignations. Appointed January 1944 and reappointed May 1948, her term ran until April 30, 1952, with a successor yet to be named.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Elaine Beadling
Pittsburgh
White House
James C. Hagerty
Beadling
Hagerty
Hold Up Proposal To Teach Facts at Pennsylvania Bar Meeting
Spring Lake New Jersey action halted as the Pennsylvania Bar Association weighs a plan to teach facts of Communism alongside Americanism in schools. Critics warn the draft risks gross misunderstanding. Judge Bolger urges teaching tenets of Communism as part of Americanism. The bar association holds its 59th annual meeting.
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Spring Lake
N. J. Po
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Kress
Harrisburg
Cane Iian Legion
Robert W. Bolger
Philadelphia
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