Seventh Word Churches Set Summer Hours With No Evening Services
Mahoning Methodist and Mahoningtown Presbyterian join summer schedule of no Sunday evening services. Madison Avenue Christian and Church of the Nazarene outline Sunday programs with 9:45 to 11 a.m. schedules, Children's Day events, and youth activities led by named ministers and organizers.
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Mahoning
Alice McClure
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Sunday School
Clair Galbreath
Robert Bolt
Westminster College
Robert McClurg
Madison Avenue
Christian Melvin Sparks
Church of the Nazarene
Hubert M. Ingland, Jr
Betty Montgomery
Ground Observers Meet Friday Night
Ground Observers Corps held a meeting Friday at Mahoning Methodist Church. Instead of a film, attendees viewed a presentation on the new guided missile and another on the armed services.
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G.O.C
Mahoning
Ground Observers Corps
Ground Observers Plan Recruiting Booth at County Fair
The Ground Observers Corps unit discussed preparations for a recruiting booth at the Lawrence County Exhibition and Fair in August at Flaherty Field, sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. A report on Operation Sky Scan was noted as successful with a full report to follow. Awards for 100 hours of duty were presented to John Parker Walter McClendon and Esther Martin. wings went to Bob Bowen and Wayne Schneider.
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Fices
G.O.C
Lawrence County Exhibition and Fair
Flaherty Field
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lewis Blasdell
John Parker
Walter McClendon
Esther Martin
Bob Bowen
Wayne Schneider
Outdoor Wiener Roast Marks June Cru Sadders Meeting
The Cru sadders class of Madison Avenue Christian Church met outdoors at Miss Ann McHattie’s North Ashland home on Friday evening. An informal business session and social time were held with a later July 16 gathering hosted by Mrs. Harry Soroka at the same address.
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Crusaders
Madison Avenue
Reception Fetes Mahoning Methodist Ministers
Members and Sunday school groups of Mahoning Methodist Church plan a reception for Rev Fielding L Cribbs and Rev O G Shindledecker Monday at 8 pm in the church social rooms. Albert Moss will serve as master of ceremonies.
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Mahoning
Summer Picnic Kicks Off Davis Bible Class
The first of the summer picnics for the Davis Bible class of Ma honing Methodist church was held last evening in Gaston Park. The basket picnic dinner was served at.
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Davis Bible
Mahoning
Community meeting plans July picnic at East Palestine Park
At 6:30 p.m. class members gathered for a meeting with a special treat from Mrs. Joseph Bordanero. President Mrs. Harry Freeman led coffee duties while Rev. F. L. Cribbs gave the invocation. A business meeting approved a July picnic to be held July 16 in East Palestine Park with Rev. and Mrs. F Cribbs and family as special guests.
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Joseph Bordanero
Harry Freeman
F. L. Cribbs
East Palestine Park
F Cribbs
Sodality Completes Picnic Plans for July 13
Mrs. Delphia Isabella chairlady announces the Sacred Heart and Holy Rosary Sodality annual picnic to be held July 13 in Cascade Park. Dinner will be served at 4 PM. She is aided by her committee and Sister Maria Francesca in arranging the event.
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Delphia Isabella
the Sacred Heart and
Holy Rosary Sodality
Cascade Park
Isabella
Maria Francesca
Annual Banquet for Columbus Club Held Tonight
The Christopher Columbus Society hosts its annual Father’s Day banquet in the club hall tonight at 6 30 p m with Columbus Club members in attendance.
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Columbus Club
Christopher Columbus Society
Fry Family Plans Summer in Cleveland Ohio
Mrs Albert Fry and her children of Newell Avenue spend the summer in Cleveland Ohio where Mr Fry is employed presently. Rev and Mrs Melvin Sparks of the Madison Avenue Christian Church complete the third week of services led by Rev Sparks in North Carolina.
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Albert Fry
Newell Avenue
Cleerland
Ohio
Fry
Melvin Sparks
Madison Avenue
Cincinnati Opera Opens Season With Lucia Crowds Expected
Cincinnati crowd expected to pack the opera house for Lucia di Lammermoor starring Roberta Peters as Lucia. In Dayton the sheriff warns dealers to stop fireworks sales after two men sold sky rockets near Miamisburg. In Hamilton a taxi driver Rosamund Hime faces second degree manslaughter charges over a fatal crash harming a pregnant woman and a Cincinnati couple. In Camden two thieves steal 200 dollars donated for a nine year old boy who lost a leg and was badly burned, taking money from the White Owl Inn.
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Cincinnati
Ins
Cincinnati Zoo Opera
Roberta Peters
Hamilton, O
Insi
Rosamund Hime
Miss Hime
Camden
N. J
Henry Wylupek
White Owl
Delair
Bituminous Coal Production Down
Bituminous coal production for the week ending June 19 was 7,965,000 tons versus 9,696,000 a year ago. Year to date production totals 173,666,000 tons compared with 212,966,000 by the same date last year. A 23 year old man, Donald Brown, was treated at Jamestown Memorial Hospital for a forehead laceration after an ax slipped while he was cutting a tree at his home.
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Washington
Donald Brown
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Mr. Brown
Five pounds of coal required to forge army rifle
Historical note states that five pounds of coal are needed to make an army rifle, outlining the fuel requirement for weapon production.
Mahoning Methodist church marks 80th anniversary
Five years ago on June 26 1944 Mahoning Methodist church observed its 80th anniversary on June 27 1949. The article also notes National Radiator plant resumes after four week layoff and traffic detours at Route 19 and 422 interchange construction.
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Mahoning
Action In Seizure Of Red Tanker By Nationalists
Chiang Kai-Shek’s cabinet met in emergency session to discuss confiscation of the Russian tanker Tuapse seized off Formosa. Officials suggested the cargo and shipjet fuel bound for Red China may be seized, as the Tuapse was said to carry embargoed cargo en route to Shanghai. Russia complained a US warship intercepted the vessel, a charge denied by Washington.
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Taipei
Chiang Kai-Shek
Formosa
Red China
Kaohsiung
Tuapse
United Nations
Shanghai
China
Russia
United States
State Department
Boy Scout Camp Agawam to Open Sunday 1954 season
Camp Agawam in Lawrence county will open its 1954 season this Sunday with about 60 boys expected for the first week. Registration for opening week is slightly below other weeks in the five week camp period. Jay Willett of Philadelphia deputy regional executive will inspect the camp Monday and Tuesday next week.
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Agawam
Lawrence County
Jay Willett
Philadelphia
Des Moines River recedes with levee vigil continues
Des Moines keeps a steady vigil along levees as the Des Moines River slowly falls from its crest of 303 feet. Forecasters predicted a quicker recession but now expect the river to remain outside its banks until late Sunday.
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Des Moines
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