Rural Life Sunday Observance Set by Lawrence 4-H Clubs
Lawrence County 4-H clubs plan a Rural Life Sunday outdoor service June 29 at 2 30 p m on East Brook U P Church grounds. Rev Robert Mayo and Rev J Earl Hughes will speak and 4 H home economics and agriculture members will conduct the service.
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Lawrence County
East Brook U.P
Robert Mayo
U.P
New Castle
J. Earl Hughes
Anne Wimer
Mabel Wimer
Barbara Kauffman
4H County Council
Margie Booher
Ruth H. Thompson
Arthur Wilson
Richard Dean
W. W Cowher
Carl Shirey
Theodore McCoy
Frank Wright
Edward Christley
Camp staff listed for Central YMCA camping season
Directors G Richard Mattocks and Bud Terry lead their staff opening the Central YMCA camping season on July 5 at Camp Rentz Shenango Y. Branch executive C C Hatcher directs the Shenango Y period with senior counselors and veteran staff ready to handle all counseling duties.
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Lockley
Morty Suber
Lew Pearsall
Bill McNicholas
Stanley Duzyk
Bill McLure
Gary Wolfe
Bill Schweikert
Terry Schweikert
Chuck Hughes
Scott Thomas
Joe Schmidt
Jim Witon
Bill Preston
Ted Lewis
Bob Flannery
Jerry Eckelberger
Bob Reeves
Bob Mort
Bill Hite
Gaylord Hensley
Don Shuler
Barry
French
Sandy Uber
Camp Rentz
Lillian Conner
Margaret Grittie
Golden Age Club
Butler Pa
G. Richard Mattocks
Bud Terry
Central Ymca
C. C. Hatcher
Shenango “Y
Bill Murphy
Chuck Shira
Shira
Murphy
Butch Gormley
Bob Peterson
Jim Mattocks
Dave Hares
Dick Weinschenk
Mark Slovensky
John
Moonshiner Nabbed By Use Of Washtub
TVARES Florida bootlegger Nathaniel Lee forced to flee to a knothole in the floor as deputies raided his home. Deputy James L. Yates, warned of the tactic, hid under the house and collected evidence from a wash tub beneath the knothole. Lee faces possession of illicit whisky charges based on the recovered liquor and tub contents.
Oslo Sees Fourth Highest European Phone Density
Oslo Norway now has nearly 19 telephones per 100 residents ranking fourth in Europe. Harstad leads with 46.28 phones per hundred and Oslo sits sixth with 35 in the ratio.
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Oslo
Norway
Europe
Harstad
New Zealand Industrial Output Rises in 1957
Christchurch report shows industrial production increased by seven tenths of one percent in 1957 versus 1956. Production gains reflect broader manufacturing activity across the country and feeder industries sustaining the upward trend.
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Christchurch
New Zealand
Mystery Fragments Report on Indian Tribes and Naval Academy
Fragmentary notes suggest statements about Hopi and other Native tribes in North America and a reference to the U S Naval Academy at Newport Rhode Island. The text hints at Civil War era context and daily life activities such as meal preparation and weaving.
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U. S. North America
Tew Naval Academy
Newport R. I
Cemetery Association of Pennsylvania elects Schein president
Saul Schein, a Pittsburgh attorney and vice president of B'Nai Israel Cemetery, was elected president of the Cemetery Association of Pennsylvania at the convention's closing session. Other officers include Charles H. Day as first vice president and Raymond J. Hoaster as second vice president, with Harriet E. Sanders and William T. Canan serving as secretaries and treasurer respectively.
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New Castle News
Jim Davis
Zone 4
J. Robert Patterson
Ellwood City
Don Rae
John Livingston
Sargent-At-Arms
Patterson
Davis
Ed Carter
Paul Cravett
Dave Clarke
Sons of Italy
New Castle
Ellwood
Harrisburg
API
Saul Schein
Pittsburgh
Cemetery Association of Pennsylvania
Schein
B'Nai Israel
Charles H. Day
Erie Cemetery
Raymond J. Hoaster
Mt. Lebanon
Harry E. Sanders
William T. Canan
Rose Hill
Altoona
Air Force C-119 makes rough landing near Kirtland Base
An eight aboard C-119 cargo plane forced landing in rough terrain south of Kirtland AFB after a takeoff from Tinker AFB Oklahoma en route to Lake ANB Arizona. All crew unharmed and aircraft not severely damaged. Military police at Fort Greely Alaska handle buffalo on runway during missions.
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Aumbering Air Force
Kirtland Air Force Base
Tinker Afb
Okla
Lake Anb
Ariz
Kirtland
Fort Greely
Alaska
Local Firm Changes Name to Flowline Corp
The Welding Fittings Corp on Butler Avenue Extension has become Flowline Corp. Murray S. Stephens of the Greater New Castle Association said the firm adopted the name after recognizing the Flow line trade name on its rosin resistant fittings and flanges and wide market acceptance.
Newsprint Demand Shaped by Imported Boston Sourced Paper
Three fourths of the newsprint used in the United States comes from imported stock with heavy reliance on Boston mills. Industry analysts warn of supply risks if imports face tariffs or shipping delays, impacting local newspapers nationwide.
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Boston
United States
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