Dr Jones to Mark 46th Year of Ordination
Dr Thomas J. Jones pastor of the First Congregational Church observes the 46th anniversary of his ordination on Sunday June 24. He was ordained June 24 1910 and has served in multiple churches before joining New Castle in 1941. He and wife Sarah Ellen have a son John Philip. Also notes tell of a Houston cafe sign explaining coffee costs and that President William Henry Harrison was the first U.S. chief executive to die in office.
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First Congregational Church
E. Reynolds St
Jones
South Side
John M. Jones
Ganor University
Theological Seminary
Bethlehem
Bedlinog
South Wales
Jerusalem Congregational Church
Granville
N. Y
Congregational Church of
Lima
Leatherwood
Scranton
Middletown
Morrisania
New Castle
Sarah Ellen Jones
John Philip Jones
Western Pennsylvania Association
Wellesly
Mass
Washington
William Henry Harrison
United States
Aging Population Grows Older and Poses Health Challenges
A Health Information Foundation bulletin notes Americans aged 65 plus have quadrupled since 1900. It cites income gaps, rising medical costs, and longer work lives, while urging balanced view against pessimism about aging and medical progress. George Bugbee defends optimism for elderly independence.
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The
Health Information Foundation
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George Bugbee
Foundation
Bugbee
Annual W Penna Conference Opens Sunday June 24
The 28th Interdenominational Western Pennsylvania Bible conference begins Sunday at 3 p m in Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church and runs to July 1 with weeknight services at 7 and two services nightly. Featured speakers include Dr Bob Jones Jr Rev Tal McNutt and Rev F Dickson Marshall with films and extensive song leading work noted.
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Slippery Rock
Bob Jones Jr
Bob Jones University
Greenville
South Carolina
Tal McNutt
Winona Lake
Ind
Billy Sunday Tabernacle
Truman Dines With Guests at Savoy Hotel in London
Former president Harry Truman defies protocol by dining in the Savoy's main dining room to meet people. Waiters, unprepared for a royal suite guest mixing with other diners, scramble as Truman plans to visit the Tower of London Westminster Abbey and St. Pauls.
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Tower of London
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St. Pauls
Union Service Set For Epworth in New Castle
Rev. Eugene Sheffield of Bethal A M E Church will speak at the New Castle union service on Sunday June 24 at 8 p m in Epworth Methodist Church East Washington Street Butler Avenue. He will discuss Success and Failure William Evans leads the service with Charles Richards as song leader Mrs Claudia Nelson and Mrs Betty Majors perform a duet and Majors sings a solo.
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Bethal A.M.E
Churches of
New Castle
Epworth Methodist Church
Washington St
Butler Ave
Sheffield
William Evans
First Congregational Church
Charles Richards
Claudia Nelson
Betty Majors
May city building permits total 75450
Acting City Building Inspector Edward J. Longacre reports 75 450 in permits for May. Six one family homes account for 46500, 12 private garages 7900, one store 19000, 13 non residential structures 26900, and five alteration permits 2050. Weather cut activity, dropping about 15000 from April.
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Edward J. Longacre
Longacre
Microphone Smaller Than Pinhead Aids Heart Sound Recording
Dr. David H. Lewis of Philadelphia General Hospital has developed a microphone smaller than a pinhead that records exact heart sounds. It has been used on seven patients aged four to 59, allowing doctors to hear heart sounds directly rather than through the chest wall as with a stethoscope.
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Philadelphia General Hospital
David H. Lewis
YMCA Announces Summer Schedule For Morning Activities
The YMCA will run a morning program from 9 to 12 for the rest of the summer starting Monday, June 25. Each day features specific activities including swimming, crafts, gym time, trips, and movies for boys and girls on alternating days.
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YMCA
Daily Crossword Across a Glance
Crossword clues and partial fills read like a garbled puzzle list. The page mixes across and down hints with scattered fragment entries such as dances, rivers, and occupations, reflecting a publisher’s puzzle section in a late era newspaper.
World News Briefs From Milan To London
A Milan meeting with Alberto Sordi shows a doctor’s orders for more exercise. In London, MP W M F Vane warns wild rabbits threaten campaigns. a Tokyo girl has 21 sewing needles removed from her stomach. In Los Angeles Mack Vanwinkle, aging 80, reveals he claimed to be 47 for years and will retire on an $81 monthly pension. A Nudist camp near Clovis reports single men outnumber women ten to one. An American jokes with a maid about a boyfriend in his tie. Eton crowds vs. shop keeper over what attracts youth, plus a landlord-tenant dispute in London over repairs and rent.
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Rip van Winkle
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Eucalyptus Grove
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Jimmy Cecil
Fire hall gets fans to ease the heat
Wallaceburg Ont officials install new fans at the town fire house after firefighters complain heat makes them stick to the brass pole during alarms.
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Ont
French Senate approves bill for independent atomic bomb plan
The French Senate sent to the Assembly a government contested bill allowing France to develop nuclear weapons outside a proposed European atomic pool. The measure would enable independent bomb production despite objections from the government.
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Paris
Senate
Assembly
France
Navajo Bridge spans Grand Canyon 616 feet long
The Navajo bridge in Arizona links the north and south rims of the Grand Canyon. It measures 616 feet in length and rises 467 feet above the water, forming a critical crossing in the canyon region.
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Phoenix
Navajo
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Confession Ties Fire to Mental Patient
A Mercer County, New Jersey, mental patient confessed on Friday night to starting a blaze that killed three elderly women in a cottage annex of a Princeton nursing home. Miss Mildred Waters, 29, of Rocky Hill, Connecticut, said she lit a curtain to “excite” herself after smoking in her hospital room and was held without bail in Mercer County jail.
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Princeton
Mildred Waters
Rocky Hill
Conn
Mercer County
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