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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1948
Page
12
Realignment grants third ward residents relief by moving part of the third precinct to the first. Judge John G Lamoree signed the order after a petition from North Walnut Street Vine Street Chestnut and nearby streets citing steep hills on Ray Street. The ruling follows petitioners concerns about aging voters and the process received court approval.
Arrangements completed for the Class of 1914 reunion at New Castle High School with a dinner at East Brook Grange hall. Afterward, members and families will visit the Fisher cottage and enjoy the rest of the day’s program. Committee members include Miriam Marlin Cosel Ruth Dufford Calvin Edice Reider Knox Rachel Pollock Taylor John A Powers Dan Fisher and Harvey B Bush.
Fayette County school board unanimously backs reorganizing 42 districts into a single county unit. More than 30 000 students would be affected by the merger which requires voter approval.
WCTU Highland hosts a July picnic at Mrs. Nesbit home with Ethel Moore co host and Hurst leader. Epworth Missionary and Allen Andrews circles schedule picnics plus a postponed Group Three outing rescheduled for July 19. County executive brunch at Cascade Park notes 985 members and funds updates with new South Side WCTU leaders and film outreach plans. World Congress on Alcohol Problems to be held July 4 9 in Lucerne with American participation. county convention speaker planned for August.
Beaver Falls residents report social visits at the Moose and homes of neighbors. Howard Wilson hosted and hosted guests while Annie Buchanan returned from Enon Valley. Carl Householder and Frank Kolsvnes with families visited Ed Henry and Paul Mulig respectively on weekend.
Prince Bertil of Sweden, third in line to the throne, reaches Philadelphia for a 14-state tour. He is welcomed at North Philadelphia station by the Pennsylvania Swedish Pioneer Commission, a group founded by Gov James H. Duff.
Five young people form Youth Caravanners sponsored by the Presbyterian Board of Christian Education train at Beaver college and serve five churches over five weeks. Leader Miss Joan McCain and members Carl Soderberg Bob Moser Ida Scott Irma S Deen join activities at Westfield Presbyterian Church including services, sermons, and a Friday consecration.
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