Tabernacle Holds Annual Picnic At Reynolds Street
Harbor Full Gospel Tabernacle held its third annual Sunday School picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Montgomery with about 80 attendees. Rev Charles Llewellyn gave the invocation. Prizes went to a list of named families and individuals as games and contests accompanied group singing and athletic events. A corn roast is planned later in the summer and the missionary society will meet July 5 with Pegsy Sochia leading the devotional. a men's fellowship will be organized that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Altman
Charyl Ann Lombardo
Mary Jane Voto
Betty Jane Altman
Ruth Searfoss
Wilbert Grove
Terry Bartley
Dottie Nero
Willie Bartberger
The
Missionary Society
Pegsy Sochia
Sit-Ins Prolong In Philadelphia City Halls
CORE protesters continue a threatened 48 hour sit in at two Philadelphia city offices over alleged public project discrimination. Plainclothes detectives monitor the scene as food deliveries are halted after 6 pm while CORE vows possible hunger strike. Louis Smith leads thirteen others who just ate lunch and declare no more meals today.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
City Hall
Fred T. Corleto
Louis Smith
Paper firms acquitted in price fixing case
Seven pulp and paper companies were acquitted by U S District Judge W Wallace Kat in a Pennsylvania court after the government failed to convince a jury of a conspiracy to hold down prices paid to Michigan pulp wood producers. The acquitted firms include Abitibi Corp of Alpena Packaging Corp of America S D Warren Co Menasha Woodenware Corp American Excelsior Corp Hammermill Paper Co and Scott Paper Co.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
UPI
Michigan
W. Wallace Kat
Antitrust Division
Justice Department
Abitibi Corp
Alpena, Mich
Packaging Corp. of America
Evanston, Ill
S. D. Warren Co
Boston, Mass
Menasha Woodenware Corp
Menasha, Wis
American Excelsior Corp
Chicago
Hammermill Paper Co
Erie, Pa
Scott Paper Co
Philadelphia
Cooperation praised at YW YMCA site clearance meeting
The Y Cooperation Authority discussed redevelopment plans after clearing the public square for the new YW YMCA. Bruce Crawford praised speed in land clearance while city council and Lawrence Regional Planning Commission were cited for cooperation. Attendees included Sidney L. Lockley, Robert E. Jamison, Alvin Shenhan, and John C. Jordan.
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Redevelopment Authority
Public Square
City Council
Lawrence Regional Planning Commission
Bruce Crawford
Urban Renewal Administration
Pittsburgh
Sidney L. Lockley
Robert E. Jamison
Authority
Alvin Shenhan
John C. Jordan
Record temperature spike and local happenings in New Yesterday
A warm day in New Yesterday saw 85 degrees by noon with near 100 at The News office. Workmen repaired railroad tracks on W Washington St while the Jericho wall was rebuilt around the YMCA. A joking local man mailed two skunks home to his wife. The United Nations Fountain at Diamond faced water and glass issues. Haying season began with loads moved on the weekend. Neshannock Creek flowed low producing a fishy odor along the banks.
Methodists Mark 75 Years Of Deaconess Work
Ann Giancola of 1704 Delaware Ave is among 400 Methodist deaconesses nationwide observing the diamond jubilee in 1963. A National College for Christian Workers graduate, she has long served in children's ministry and education, with a fall start as Wesley Methodist Church’s kindergarten and Christian Education worker.
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Ann Giancola
Delaware Ave
America
National College For Christian Workers
Kansas City
Clen Moore UP Church
Miss Giancola
Christ
Giancola
Wesley Methodist Church
Lucy Rider Meyer
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
New Castle High School
American University
Washington, D.C
Washington Park Methodist Church
Providence
R.I
Methodist Board of Education
Cape Cod
Hamline Methodist Church
Jefferson Ave. Methodist Church
Detroit
Garden Creek
Oakwood
Clen Moore Church
Wesley
Airmen Questioned Over Keeler Case Tie In Rumors
Defense Department confirms three U S airmen from the 3rd Air Force at South Ruislip were flown to the United States for questioning about alleged connections to British party girl Christine Keeler. Pentagon says no U S security link to Profumo affair.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
U.S
Christine Keeler
Arthur Sylvester
United States
Ruislip Air Force Base
Sylvester
Air Force
Miss Keeler
U.S. 3Rd Air Force
South Ruislip
Lonn
Pentagon
Presbytery Plans Men's Retreat at Grove City College
Shenango Presbytery will hold a two day spiritual retreat for ministers and elders on September 13 and 14 at Grove City College. The program features Look At Our Times and The Role of the Church and its Effectiveness. Limited to 150 attendees. contact Rev. W. Ross Byers of Shenango UP Church Wilmington Rd. for registration by August 15.
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Shenango Presbytery
Grove City College
W. Ross Byers
Shenango UP Church
Wilmington Rd
Two Day Bible Band Meeting in Aliquippa District
The Bible Band of the Aliquippa District Church of God in Christ holds a two day event on Mahoning Ave starting at 7 30 p m with devotions by Mrs Lulu Arnold and Mary Wilson. Elder C L Pitts offers prayers for the sick. A home and foreign missions offering is planned. Various leaders and speakers including Mrs Hattie Ornerby Mrs Winona Smith Mrs Beatrice Taylor Mrs Lulu Young G A Humble Vera Lloyd and Rose Campbell participate. Chairman Eddie Blackwell pastor Elder J A Robinson and district missionary Ida Moore are noted.
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Bible Band
Aliquippa
Church of God In Christ
Mahoning Ave
Lulu Arnold
Mary Wilson
C. L. Pitts
Hattie Ornerby
Mary Threats
Winona Smith
Beatrice Taylor
Lulu Young
G. A. Humble
Vera Lloyd
J. A. Lewis
D. A. Blackwell
Rose Campbell
Midland, Pa
Eddie Blackwell
J. A. Robinson
Ida Moore
Burglary at Circle Bar on Water Street
City police report the Circle Bar at 133 Water St was burglarized overnight. About $3 in change was stolen from a cash register after entry through a front door window.
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Circle Bar
Water St
Gene DeLace Fox Dies In Florida
Gene DeLace Fox 43, a former New Castle resident, died yesterday in Veterans Hospital St Petersburg Florida after illness. Survived by wife Marcella K Seidei father George C Fox son Craig Patrick Fox. Funeral services at Duval Funeral Home Temple Terrace Tampa with interment in Florida. Father George C Fox flies to attend.
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Gene DeLace Fox
New Castle
Veterans Hospital
St. Petersburg
Fla
George C. Fox
East St
Owen P. Fox
Emerson Ave
Gene D. Fox
Alice Gooding Fox
Meadville High School
Marine Corps
Marcella K. Seidei
Cleveland
Craig Patrick Fox
Temple Terrace
Duval
Tampa
Florida
Sudan Area Size and Population Described
Cairo dispatch notes Sudan covers about one million square miles about one third of the United States and holds a population of 8 820 000.
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Sudan
Cairo
The
United States
Mrs. Harry Druschel Dies After Illness at 66
Mrs. Harry E. Druschel, 66, of 412 Savannah Rd., formerly Mary Malinda Dout, died at 1:15 a.m. in Jameson Memorial Hospital after a seven year illness. Survived by husband, three children, a sister and three brothers, she was a Savannah Methodist Church member. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 p.m. from Leyde-Tanner Mortuary with Rev. Thomas Cross officiating. interment Savannah Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Druschel
Savannah Rd
Mary Malinda Dout
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Earnest L Neyman Services Thursday
Earnest L. Neyman 71 of 454 E Washington St died yesterday at 8 05 am in Pittsburg hospital after an extended illness. Born Butler Oct 25 1891 son of John and Anne Gordon Neyman married to Edna Jones he was retired from New Castle Water Co attended Central Christian Church. Survived by wife two sons Floyd and Russell of Dravesburg Pa four daughters Viola Fruehstorfer Dorothy Burdett Genevieve Tanner all of New Castle two brothers Samuel and Lee Neyman and 18 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren. Two sisters and a brother preceded him in death. Services Thursday at 1 30 pm at Richard S Cunningham East Side Funeral Home Interment Graceland Memorial Division. Friends may call today 7 9 pm and tomorrow 2 4 and 7 9 pm.
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Shenango Twp
John R
Judy Jane Law Dout
Harry E. Druschel
Lloyd Lucille
Steffler
Fombelle
Walter M. Druschel
Savannah Rd
Judy Tomlinson
New Castle
John R. Dout
Daytona Beach
Fla
Jess Dout
Edinboro
Robert Dout
Leyde-Tanner
Highland
Winter Ave
Thomas Cross
Full Gospels Assembly Church
Savannah Cemetery
Earnest L. Neyman
Washington St
Pittsburgh
Butler
John
Anne Gordon Neyman
Edna Jones
Clarence
Viola) Fruehstorfer
William
Dorothy) Burdett
Fred
Genevieve) Tanner
Samuel Neyman
Lee Neyman
Clarksville
Richard S. Cunningham
East Side Funeral Home
Mrs Minnie R Crist Dies After Lingering Illness
Minnie Reese Crist 69 of 603 Highland Ave died at 9 a.m. in Jameson Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness. Born July 14 1893 she was the last of her family. Survived by husband Lewis W Crist who died Sept 6 1957. Leyde Tanner Mortuary Highland Winter Avenues to handle services Thursday at 11 a.m. Friends may call tomorrow 7 to 9 p.m. Interment Oak Park Cemetery.
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Minnie Reese Crist
Highland Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
David D. Reese
Lewis W. Crist
Leyde-Tanner
Highlan
Winter Avenues
Mrs. Olda Berdie Rites Set for Thursday Morning
Funeral services for Mrs. Olda Berdie of Carbon are scheduled Thursday 8:15 a.m. at Poland Chapel Cunningham Funeral Home with a 9 a.m. Requiem Mass at St. John Russian Orthodox Church Campbell. Friends may visit today 7–9 p.m. and tomorrow 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. Interment in Belmont Park Cemetery Youngstown. Prayer services will be held today and tomorrow at the chapel.
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Olda Berdie
Carbon
Poland
Cunningham Funeral Home
St. John Russian Orthodox Church
Campbell
Belmont Park Cemetery
Youngstown
MATCH USERS An average American uses 143 match books a year
An average American uses 143 match books per year according to the report. The study notes typical household fire safety habits and the role of lighting products in daily life.
Lewis Set to Enter U S Naval Academy
Edward Ted Lewis son of Mr and Mrs Gwyn Lewis of 2535 Blossom Lane will enter the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis Md Lewis graduates first in his Neshannock High School class and served as class president He led the Varsity Club was sports editor of the yearbook and a National Honor Society member He played football basketball and track and earned honors in all three sports He was named Optimist Boy of the Year for 1963 and accepted the Naval Academy over other college offers Receiving the principal appointment from Congressman Frank M Clark
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Edward
Ted) Lewis
Gwyn Lewis
Blossom Lane
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Lewis
Neshannock High School
Optimist
Naval Academy
Frank M. Clark
Scranton Bills Face Fate in Education Subsidy Debate
Scranton eyes to keep 4,000 pupil goal while liberalizing an escape clause to 2,500 and exempting districts with quality programs. The subsidy bill would raise the per teaching unit maximum from 5,800 to 5,400 in 1963-64 and to 6,800 the next year, costing 300 million next year and 28 million in 1964-65, earmarked for salary increases including a 900 rise in the 3,600 annual minimum. The Metropolitan Coalition sought a 110 per pupil floor, local revenue freeze, and special costs for concentrated populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Metropolitan Coaliion
United States to Ratify Coffee Pact Aims to Stabilize Prices
The United States plans ratification of the international coffee agreement to curb falling prices. With 51.7 percent of world coffee imports, the U S announcement to the United Nations shows 11 countries representing 78.5 percent of world imports back the pact.
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Washington
UPI
United States
United Nations
Cement Pioneer: Portland Cement First Made in U S in 1870
A historical note records that Portland cement was first produced in the United States in 1870, marking a milestone in American industrial building materials. The detail highlights early American cement manufacturing and its emergence as a pivotal construction commodity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Wounded Major General Gent Shot At Tinker AFB
Air Force Maj. Gen. Thomas J. Gent remained in critical condition with a head wound after a gunfire incident at Tinker Air Force Base. Military authorities planned to question his 52-year-old wife Martha, who had been arrested days earlier on assault and drunken driving charges. The investigation was expected to last several days as officials sought more details about the shooting, described as believed accidental.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Air Force
Thomas J. Gent
Gent
32Nd Air Division
Tinker Air Force Base
Martha
Miliary
Fireman to Quit Sunday as Mayor Eyes Post
Council approves a disability pension for Lt. Carl White of the fire department effective Sunday. Mayor Herman F. Steinbrink would return to duties as a fireman and fill the vacancy without rank. White was injured in May 1959 and has been on limited duty.
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Carl White
Herman F. Steinbrink
White
Steinbrink
Peter J. Rossi
J. Lumen Popp
Senator recalls lobbyist over Israel lobbying questions
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee recalled Gottlieb Hammer, executive secretary of the Jewish Agency, Inc. now Jewish Agency American Section, Inc., to answer questions in secret about the group’s lobbying work for Israel in the United States as part of an investigation into foreign lobbying by Americans for foreign interests.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Israel
Gottlieb Hammer
Jewish Agency, Inc
Jewish Agency
American Section, Inc
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Columbus
Ohio
W. Washington St. Bridge
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YMCA
City Parks Dept
Pa Newe
Neshannock Creek
Keeler
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Karen Stark
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Minnie R. Crist
Wilmington Road
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Kitt Optical CO
Lawrence Savings & Trust
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Washington, D. CA
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