Open House Wednesday At Crawford Oak Ridge
On June 26 from 9 a m to 11 p m the Crawford Oak Ridge Residence Center marks the National Youth Administration’s fifth anniversary with Open House. Mrs Rose Simon directs the event and describes the center’s social and economic value. Visitors will see demonstrations in every department and tea will be served four to six. Residents are selected from counties after an exam and receive 30 dollars monthly, of which 20 dollars is remitted home for expenses.
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National Youth Administration
Crawford Oak Ridge
Rose Simon
Pennsylvania
Shippensburg
West Chester
Local Church Circles Host June Events in Harlansburg
In Harlansburg the Baptist Missionary Circle meets at Annie Turner’s home on June 27 for an all day session led by Elizabeth Fleming with Ollie Morehead and Bertha McCullough assisting. The Rev Humphrey Bible class held a July picnic planning at Cascade Park after a 30 member meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas West Jr.’s home. A 4 H cooking class on June 18 with Julia Markel featured lessons on breakfasts and meal serving. Further community visits include Barbara Hadley in Ash tabula and several trips by local residents to Cleveland Pittsburgh Meadville Slippery Rock and East Jordan while family changes and educational plans fill out the week.
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Baptist Missionary Circle
Annie Turner
Elizabeth Fleming
Ollie Morehead
Bertha McCullough
Humphrey
The
Presbyterian Church
Thomas West, Jr
Cascade Park
Julia Markel
Dorothy Kildoo
Jane Brown
Local visitors and summers at area homes and camps
Numerous regional families hosted guests and relatives visiting from New Castle Canton Greensville and Harrisburg with many trips to Avalon Grantham and Greenville. Selections include teachers and campers from Butler Harlansburg Y T C attendees at Grantham camp and residents moving to New Castle amid illness news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Croyle
Clairton
Sally Hahn
Wilson
Jimmy Harlan
Ann Cooper
Betty Duffy
Lorraine Eakin
New Castle
Ruth McCullough
Dorothy
Astrid Johnson
Harlansburg
Mute Badly Hurt When Hit By Auto In Harbor Road
Robert Forst, 65, of Harbor road, a deaf mute, is hospitalized in Jameson Memorial with chest injuries and a fractured right leg after being struck by a car driven by Mike Shenker on Harbor road Saturday around 10:30 PM. Shenker said Forst walked in the road center and neither saw the other until impact, near Welker's green house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Forst
Harbor Road
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Mike Shenker
Shenker
Forst
Mr. Forst
Welker
Green House
New Castle
WPA Concert in South New Castle to be Held June 26
Public concert in South New Castle features popular and classical numbers by the Works Progress Administration concert orchestra. The program runs Wednesday evening, June 26 at 32 o clock.
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Works Projects Administration
South New Castle Boro
W H Ice To Teach College Summer Flying Courses
Contracts awarded to William H Ice to instruct 30 flying students at Westminster and Grove City colleges under Civil Aeronautics Authority. Ground school at colleges, flying at New Castle Airport, 35 flight hours for private license. Ice recently finished instruction of Westminster’s initial eight. Alternates named.
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Westminster
Grove City College
William H. Ice
Civil Aeronautics Authority
New Castle
Ice
Westminster College
Princeton Station Visits and Local Family Gatherings
Grace Nevin of Ellwood City stayed with sisterly hosts. Evelyn Douglas visiting from Harrisville with Lou Morshimer family. James Young and N M Young joined James White party in Gibsontale. Oak Grove U P church Rainbow Bible class held an all day meeting at Mary Stoner home. H D Henry family Lusenia and Billy visited Coup Phillips residence. D F Henry, Robert Myers guests of Howard Forbes. G R Stutler and children, Jesse Houk family, and Sam Fox attended as guests. Rev Jesse Houk and daughter Mary Louise visit Wellsville relatives. Tom Kennelly and Edward New Castle with Elton Campbell and son Harry also mentioned.
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Raymond Stoughton
Harlansburg
Eva McCandless
Herschel Dunn
Kenned
Leill
J. Howard Forbes
Beverly Jane
D. Henry
Jennie
Near Zion
Helen Howard
Los Angeles
Coul
Robert Allen
Kovert
Near New Castle
Andrew Fair
New Castle
Newton Young
Mabel
Ester
Chor'es
Neva
John Young
Charles Myers
Robert Myer
Richard Harrison
John Gibson
George Myers
Myers
Stoughton’s Beach
Grace Nevin
Ellwood City
George Young
Evelyn Douglas
Lou Morshimer
Harrisville
James Young
N. M. Young
James White
Gibsondale
Rainbow Bible
Oak Grove U. P
Mary Stoner
H. D. Henry
Ch Udren
Lusenia
Billy
Coup Phillips
D. F. Henry
Robert Myers
Howard Forbes
G. R. Stutler
George and
Georgette
Jesse Houk
Post Office Picnic Honors Retired Carriers at Cascade Park
Post Office employees and their families gathered Saturday at Cascade Park for a basket picnic with horseshoe pitching and amusements. A 6:00 supper featured strawberries and ice cream. Kenneth Lutz announced testimonials for Claude Cherry and William Reed, with gifts a Bible and a porch glider.
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Post Office
Cascade Park
al Klingensmith
Walter Leslie
John Wilson
W. “Teddy” Clarke
Tom Davis
Walter Hindman
Kenneth Lutz
Claude Cherry
William Reed
William Ro Hanna
James G. Leslie
David B. Thomas
Eddie Bollard
A. L. Johnson
Ladies’ Auxiliary
W. Wylie Wallace
Charles Woods
Frank Sherger
Lotal Branch No. 22
NALC
Cherry
Reed
Postal Employees
New Castle
Past Presidents Parley Hosted by Greenville Club
Mr. Jackson notes the Past Presidents Parley of the Four Council was entertained recently by the Greenville parley at a luncheon at the Greenville Country Club. Attendees included members from Earl J. Watt Post Unit No. 638.
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Greenville
Greenville Country Club
Earl J. Watt
Ladies Auxiliary to elect officers at special meeting
A special meeting of the Ladies Aucillary of the Earl J Watt American Legion Unit 638 will be held Monday evening June 24 in the Legion home where officers for the ensuing year will be elected. The social committee for the evening consists of Maude Carr Ruth Bradley and Beth Martin. No plan says Taft. But fifty million diments have plans for saving the country and 5000 towns are planning to get part of the dough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl J. Watt American Legion Unit No. 638
Legion Home
Maude Carr
Ruth Bradley
Beth Martin
New Castle
Taft
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Missionary Meeting
Bible Class Party
Markel
Betty Reese
Barbara Hadley
Ashtabula, O
Edwin Johnson
Cleveland
Donald Fleming
Pittsburgh
Ernest Shields
Meadville
Chester White
Joe Heckathorne
East Jordan
Flint
Mich
Fannie Thompson
Ralph McCalmont
Jacksville
Mary Ewing
Slippery Rock Teachers College
Russell McClelland
Walter McClelland
Wilbur Macom
Glassport
Orville Macom
Ruth West
Carol
W. J. McCracken
East New Castle
Forrest Eakin
Capudine
McGoun
Braatz Service
Croton Ave
Europe
E. Long
Julian Goldman
Peoples Store
E. Washington St
Wall Paper CO
N. Mill St
North Jefferson St
New Castle, Pa
W. J. Eakin
Will Heckathorne
Avalon
F. W. Cameron
Jean
Charles Turner
Thomas Richards
Walmo
James Eakin
Helen Eakin
Hillsville
Mary Margaret Turner
Butler
Clarence Totman
W. H. Smith
Canton
Clarence Cooper
Ernest Brooks
Donald McMurray
Robert Barnes
LeRoy Pounds
Charles Peak
Ester McConnell
Hattie Hedrick
Robert Stevenson
Mt. Jackson
Matthew Bessel
Princeton
Clarence McConnell
Howard McConnell
McConnell
Ethel Harkless
Helen Macom
Lena Mathewson
Elizabeth Dean
Mession Field
Carl Kneram
Carl Erdice
Farmington, O
Margaret Snyder
Emma Scott
Lily Varell
Howard Sturdy
John Grant
Sharon
Mute
South New Castle
Lac
Eckerd's Cut Rate Stores
Florence Holliss
Florence
Weore H Tate
RJ Beynelds Tobaree Co
Winston-Salem NC
W.H. Ice
Helvgoland
Manchukuo
Princeton Station
Post Office Force
Helen Kinney
Anna Ball
Mona Reed
James Hindman
National Rehabilitation Committee of the American Legion
Leks
Holland
Holland Furnace Company
Wreutene
Mr. Jackson
Washington St
Tor
Storage Battery & Electric Service Co
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