Area graduates and local careers highlighted in brief notices
Kathryn Gail Wilson of Warren Ohio accepts staff nurse post at Jameson Memorial Hospital. Mary Jane Goodman of Warren Ohio earns Mount Union College BA in elementary ed with music, plans study in Paris then teaches second grade in Alden School. John Wendell McClymonds of Busta Mesa Calif and Dennis Grinn of LeMars Iowa earn degrees. Grinn joins Army specialty track. Thomas E Carr of Bessemer earns biology degree at Westminster College. Berard appointed director of the Bureau of Administrative Services in the state Mines Department in Harrisburg.
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Trumble Memorial Hospital
Warren
Ohio
Miss Wilson
Neshannock High School
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Mary Jane Goodman
Mary C. Goodman
Okinawa Dr
Mount Union College
Alliance
Mount Union
Mu Phi Epsilon
Europe
Alliance Francaise
Paris
Goodman
Alden School
John Wendell McClymonds
Elmer E. McClymonds
Albert St
Westmar College
LeMars
Iowa
Union Area High School
Grinn
Army
Thomas E. Carr
Bessemer
Westminster College
H. Spencer Carr
S. Main St
Phi Kappa Tau
Russell Hall
Westminster Vesper
Harrisburg
UPI
Thomas C. Berard
Bureau of Administrative Services
State Mines Department
Berard
Etters
York County
Raymond P. Shafer
Kiwanis Charity Horse Show plans discussed at Castle Arms
A meeting at the Castle Arms Motor Hotel outlined duties for the Kiwanis Club charity horse show to be held Saturday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Harlansburg grounds with proceeds to the Kiwanis charity fund. Volunteers including ticket taking and parking were pledged. Charles Seely gave the invocation and Lyle Bramhall led song with Harry Hammond at the piano. Wallace Cunningham presided as vice president. Ninety five municipal police officers from 74 Pennsylvania communities begin a two month course at the state police academy in Hershey to finish August 15.
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Kiwanis Club
Castle Arms Motor Hotel
Albert Thomas
New Castle
Charles Seely
Lyle Bramhall
Harry
Hershey, Pa
UPI
Pennsylvania
State Police Academy
Hershey
Negro group starts industry in aerospace venture
Rev. Leon Sullivan announced Progress Aerospace Enterprises Inc the first aerospace parts maker owned and run entirely by African Americans. The firm will begin Aug 1 with a $2.575 million GE subcontract, $522000 Labor Dept grant to train 100 jobless, and profits directed to ghetto education including 1 million in scholarships.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Leon Sullivan
Opportunities Industrialization Center
OIC
Sullivan
Progress Aerospace Enterprises, Inc
PAE
General Electric Co
Zion Baptist Church
US Labor Dept
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Kathryn Gail Wilson
William L. Wilson
Buena Vista Way
John McClymonds
University of Southern California
McClymonds
New Castle High School
Pennsylvania State University
Atlantic Research Corp
Missles
Busta Mesa
Calif
Dennis Grinn
Alex Grinn
W. State St
Kathryn Wilson
Dennis
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D. J. Hannon & Sons, Inc
Water Heater Headquarters
E. Long
Hammond
Wallace Cunningham
Summer Grills
Lawrence Village Plaza
Resge’s CC
Headquarters For Quality
Frigidaire Appliances
Silman
E. Neshannock Ave
New Wilmington
Continental
Bath
Davidson Street
Wampum
Mario Enterprises
Ellwood
Nelson
Wyoming, PA
Ray
Butler Rd