Nyack Quartet Sings Tonight at Youth for Christ
Four Ambassadors Quartet members from Nyack Missionary Training Institute perform at the First Methodist church Jefferson and North tonight for the Youth for Christ rally starting at 8. They travel the Eastern U S with solos duets and quartet numbers and a Gospel message. The group includes David Weinzierl Donald Durant John Garrison and Richard Bailey.
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Ambassadors Quartet
Missionary Training Institute
Nyack
N. Y
United States
First Methodist Church
Jefferson
North Street
Youth For Christ
Training Institute of
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
David Weinzierl
Detroit
Mich
Donald Durant
Indianapolis
Ind
John Garrison
Richard Bailey
Wilmington
Del
Hoover Heights Tabernacle
Morris Street
South New Castle
Sidney K. Bliss
Providence Bible Institute
Providence R. I
Marine Chaplain Rev Sartell to Speak at Calvary Church
Rev Howard Sartell of Uniondale Pennsylvania, chaplain of the Marine Division at Okinawa, will preach Sunday morning and evening at Calvary Gospel Tabernacle on Vogan Street. He graduated from Wheaton College and Faith Seminary.
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Howard Sartell
Uniondale
Marine Division
Okinawa
Calvalry Gospel Tabernacle
Vogan Street
Sartell
Wheaton College
Faith Seminary
Berean Bible Class Holds Monthly Meeting At Home
Members of the Berean Bible class of the Methodist church met Friday evening at Mrs. William Book's home for their regular monthly gathering. After the business session, groups enjoyed games and social chat, with a late hour lunch served by the hostess and Mrs. Clint Jones assisting.
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Berean Bible Class
The
Methodist Church
William Book
Clint Jones
Summer visitors and engagements across towns
Miss Eleanor Hoffmaster returns home for summer from the University of Michigan. Mrs. George McKinney and Mr and Mrs Harry Davidson visit relatives in Brad ford and Bessemer. Various crossings in Pittsburgh McKees Rocks Ellwood City and Youngstown appear among guest and wedding attendances. Only about one half of freshmen in high schools and colleges graduate.
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Eleanor Hoffmaster
University of Michigan
George McKinney
Bradford
Harry Davidson
Bessemer
Harry Murphy
Mary Jane Hill
Pittsburgh
Alan VonDera
McKees Rocks
Frank Lombardo
Catherine Furbee
Saginaw
Mich
Walter Gilmore
Walter Harmon
Tony Pepe
New Castle
Earl O'Neil
Youngstown, O
Robert Stivers
T. W. Navarra
Ellwood City
William Hogg
Masury
Clair Heasley
Walter Thompson
Youngstown
John Colick
Struthers
John DiLullo
Optimists Hear Talk About India By Former Soldier
Optimists club of New Castle heard ex Staff Sgt Roy Clendon speak at The Castleton hotel about his experiences in India. The New Castle High School class of 1941 graduate described tales of the fabled land and his time spent there. The club announced the Orange Crate derby will be held Labor Day week with entries from May 11 to 15 and races planned on Garfield Avenue.
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Optimists Club of
New Castle
Castleton
Roy Clendon
India
Clendon
New Castle High School
Garfield Avenue
Madden Named Mercer Democratic County Chairman
Edward B. Madden a Sharon attorney and former soldier was elected Mercer county Democratic committee chairman for the next two years at the biennial meeting in the Mercer courthouse assembly room. He succeeds Anthony Sharpsville Hoban who did not seek re election.
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Mercer
Edward B. Madden
Sharon
Mercer County
Democratic Committee
Mercer Court House
Anthony Hoban
Sharpsville
Tugwell To Quit Puerto Rico Post
Rexford Guy Tugwell, governor of Puerto Rico, announced at the White House after a conference with President Truman that he will resign his insular post. He plans to take a new job as professor of political science at the University of Chicago, effective July 1.
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Washington
Ins
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Puerto Rico
White House
Truman
Tugwell
Insular
University of Chicago
Summer repairs close high school office
Clare B. Book principal announces the senior high school office will close from July 4 to 15 for summer cleaning and repairs, delaying routine operations during the period.
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Clare B. Book
School Board Selections Prompt Local Candidate Debate
A New Castle News letter criticizes school board choices for basketball coach and district physical director for favoring outsiders over local candidates. Writer Norman R. Nocera urges explanation of outside selections to restore trust and encourage local applicants.
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New Castle News
New Castle
New Castile High School
Armed Services
aspen LHe@ll
Norman R. Nocera
Shaw Street
New Chairman of Mercer Selective Service Board
Mercer June 29 R C Gregory dis charged after serving as a colonel in the U S army engineers is named the new chairman of Selective Service Board No 1 with headquarters in Mercer H G Mc Clellan retiring along with Dr J A Calderwood and Lorenzo Craig Sandy Lake banker who resigned after almost six years in the post saying they were tired of the work
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Mercer
U. S. Army Engineers
R. C Gregory
Selective Service Board No. 1
H. G. McClellan
J A. Calderwood
Grove City College
Lorenzo Craig Sandy Lakebanker
Laurel Doll Show Delights Neighborhood Children
Laurel avenue playground hosted a two section doll show with prizes awarded. Marjorie Sheppard won first for a bride doll, Sandra Wochner second, Margaret Pylnn third. in the second section Lee Ann Reiber’s largest doll and Joyce Figuro’s smallest doll won, with Pamela Ann Fox funniest and Stella Rechitle most beaten up. Joyce Reiber received prettiest foreign doll, Norma Harlan oldest doll. judges were Diana Markle David Laurel and George Morriser. The wiener roast, postponed, will take place this Wednesday per Miss Joan Cox.
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Laurel Avenue
Marjorie Sheppard
Sandra Wochner
Margaret Pylnn
Lee Ann Reiber
Joyce Figuro
Pamela Ann Fox
Stella Rechitle
Joyce Reiber
Norma Harlan
Diana Markle
David Laurel
George Morriser
Joan Cox
Old Calvary Church Becomes Grace Bible Church
The former Calvary Presbyterian church at East New Castle reorganizes, adopting a new constitution and renaming itself Grace Bible Church. Officers will be elected later. Rev. Robert E. McNeill leads, with Rev. Gilliland guiding song services. Union services with Savannah Methodist planned in summer. July 7 speaker Rev. Gilliland.
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Calvary Presbyterian Church
East New Castle
Grace Bible Church
Robert E. McNeill
Savanah Methodist Church
McNeill
Gill
Former Pastor Speaks at Central Christian Service
Rev. Sidney K. Bliss, former Central Christian pastor and now director of the Extension Department at Providence Bible Institute, will speak at 10:45 AM at East Long Avenue. He is joined by a girls trio Ruth Weiman Patricia Wallace Lower Waterford and Dorothy Greer, with Frank Converse on piano. They tour the area and appear on Youth for Christ next Saturday at First Methodist Church.
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Central Christian Church
East Long Avenue
Sidney K. Bliss
Providence Bible Institute
Providence
Rhode Island
Rev
Bliss
Ruth Weiman
Windsor Conn
Patricia Wallace Lower
Waterford
Dorothy Greer
Newfane
New York
Fy Frank Converse
Youth For Christ
First Methodist Church
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NEW Castle Baking CO
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Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
H. R. Newhart
E. Meyer Ave
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance CO
Madden
Federal Furs
Washington St
National Safety Council
American Busness Man's Research Foundation
W. Jackson Blvd
Chicago 4
Ill
Lawrence County
Joe
Stodger Hollow
Jake Rentz
Joe Bulger
Court House
Bob White
Bob
Old Joe
Yours Truly, Tim Stodger
Neshannock Ave
Brenneman
Mercer Selective Service Board
Peoples Realty CO
E. Washington ST
Old Calvary Church
Presbyterian Church
Savannah
Central Christian
Farnsworth
Radio
Modern Appliance Co
N. Mill St
Women's and Childrens
Mary Alice
Croton Ave
Kroger
Ea Bat
BIG Store
Long Ave. South Side
Frey Bros
S. Mill St
City of New Castle Water Company
Merchants Delivery Service
Zenith
Guardian
N. Mercer
East Washington St
Britton’s
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