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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
9
The Young Peoples' Fellowship of Unity Baptist Church chose officers with Paul Hunt as president Kenneth Cowan as vice president Charles Snyder Jr as secretary and Claire Burnside as treasurer.
Mahoningtown and Grove City residents called on Stewart J. Hunt while Merle Jay and Canada guests visited Elmer Morrow. Jay, an Air Force chaplain, has been reassigned to Galveston Texas. George Richeal and family return from Buffalo after son Victor died of a heart attack at work. Mrs Hunt recovering at home.
John R. Funk, chairman-director of Maryland's Road Commission, urged top consideration of an Allegany Skyway linking Pennsylvania Maryland and West Virginia. He spoke at a meeting with Franklin D Roosevelt Jr Gov J Millard Tawes and others about aiding Appalachia, saying isolation is a key problem and a north south expressway over the mountains would boost scenery and economic development.
Vacation Church School starts Monday at Wesley Methodist Church on W Washington Round streets and runs through July 12 with sessions 9 to 11 30 a m except July 4. Youths from age 3 to junior high study in the new Christian Education building with themes across age groups and a closing program July 12.
City officials report attendance at Cascade Park swimming pool rising with hot weather. 1800 swimmers joined Kiddies Day while 500 season passes have been sold. The pool ran a deficit last year and officials expect possible break even this season. Other city updates include fire truck repairs, estate demolition, street work plans, and gospel meetings in summer.
Chattanooga report notes the Tennessee Valley Authority operates eighteen dams along the Tennessee River and its tributaries, highlighting the scope of hydroelectric and flood control infrastructure managed by TVA.
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