Concert at Castleton Showcases Youngstown Musical Talent
Mary E K Fankhauser of the Institute of Youngstown presents intermediate advanced and pupil performances in two Castleton concerts. The program features numerous local students including Audrie Crom, Rebecca Morgan, Lois Baum, Sally Ann Griffin, Arthur Bergland, Joyor Kathleen, Ani Monmoue, Jerry Galen Matia, Mangine Barbara Widing Olga Bouily, and Dorothy Monaty among others. An out of town audience enjoyed a buffet supper and attendees included Stephen Lewis and Jean Lewis of Now Case.
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Mary EK
Fankhauser Dana
Institute of Youngstown College
FY Tuilentes
Bella ye Cearte Mai Ion and Pa a Bilai. Bere: Faller= jom—Mirian
Bivtikh
Audrie Crom
Rebecca Morgan
Lois Baum
Coat Se ‘Anderson
Sally Ann Griffinv
Arttur Bergland
Yamastown Wire
Meprilyar Joyor
Kathleen Aid
Ani Monmoue
Jerry
Galen Matiha
Mangine
Barbara Widing
Olga’ Bouily Ata Blewnar
Maver
Aneludec
Universi
Ali Wel
Missi
Dorothy Monaty
Khatser
Faorest American
Osi Lewis
Dek
Montfeniur
Ouaaslowns
Stephen
Liewis
Miss
Jean, Lewis
Now Case
Be There Class Elects Officers at Free Methodist Church
Be There s class meeting at Highland Heights home of Mr and Mrs Clifford Lewi Friday evening elected officers: president John Morris vice president Orpha Whewiss secretary Edna Forrest treasurer Viola War Devo leader Betty Reynolds and Roy cheer chair Marie Thelwnsual social period followed with plans for meeting Thursday with Mrs ands John Highland Heights
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church
C Clifford
Lewi Highland Heights
Ueir
John. Morris
Orpha
Whewiss
Sr Dute
Tirer
Edna Forrest
Devo Actader
Viola’ Wara
Bee Reynolds
Roy
Marie
Yadaro
John
Highland Heights
White Shrine No 14 Lawn Party Success
Martha A White Shrine No 14 with families and friends enjoyed a lively lawn party at Mrs Howard Dutt North Mercer residence, with 178 participating. Tables with colored lights featured contests, prizes, and trophies won by Mrs Bernice Ringer and Mrs Bernice Watters. Arthur Widney showed moving pictures, Mary Owens led group singing, and refreshments were served by Duilane and Hy Dutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice. Ringer
Shenango Women Plan Park Outing and Meeting Dinner
Shenango women hosted a park outing and social meeting at Cadade Park. Hostess Mrs Clarence Hen Castlewood led an evening with German war pictures, a teen dinner planned, Edith Seimiane and Josephine Coppie guests, gift given, high score prizes awarded to Pauline Loibardo, Flava Semione, and Sani Colia. Miss Margaret Davis entertained.
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Shenango
Clarence
Castlewood
Jene
Germany
AL Cascade Parke
Chih
G. Ny Thib
Josephy
Dotiati
Laurel Bottle Yard
Sani Colia
Pauline
Gio - Fran
Ames Rae wedding party announced in Ames
Mrs. Stewart Stoner hosted a rehearsal dinner for the Ames Rae wedding party at lowevil road. Ruth Amers becomes bride of Don Prave Alan. Bessie Stoner Lobe maid of honor with Dorothy Ames and Naomi Norris as bridesmaids. James Rae will be best man. ushers include John F. Thompson Samuel Psames James Donnelly and Kenneth Gibson. Music by Mrs. Harries Kerr and soloist Thomas Grille.
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Stewart Stoner
Lowevil Road
Ening
Aimes-Rae
Blancher Seaton
Bessie Stoner
Ruth
Amers
Prave Alan
Ehureh
Penig Aelock
Dhu Phe
Bessie
Lobe
Dorothy
Ames
Naomi
Norris Cof Aeugh
le Thelma
Jean
Holub
James
Mr. Rae
John F. Thompson
Samuel Psames
Donnelly
Kennett
Gibson
Harries Kerr
Thomas
Grillie
Fehl Howland Wedding Ceremony in Athens Georgia
The parsonage of the Baptiste church in Athens Georgia witnessed a quiet wedding as Miss Low Pent daughter of the Mars Jager Fohil of 1604 East Washington Street became the bride of Fred A Howland U S Navy son of Mr and Mrs Fred Attwood Howland 347 Shaw Streets. Officiating pastor led the ring service at 2 30 o clock in the pres ence of immediate families. Miss Howland sister of the bridegroom served as maid of honor. Melvin Marquis of New York City a classmate of the groom acted as best man. A congratulatory period followed with a wedding dinner at the Holman hotel in Athens. The couple are graduates of New Castle High School. Cadet Howland has been in the U S Navy since graduation and is active duty in aviation training in the Atlantic fleet. Mrs Howland will remain with Cadet Howland until the conclusion of Nisteval aviation training.
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Athens
Low
Washington -Street
Fred A Howland
U.S
Fred
Attwood
Howland
Shaw
Holman
New Castle High
U.S. Navy
Vax
The
Atlantic
Fitel
Donald DeSanti Feted At Dinner In New Wilmington
Donald DeSanti of 803 Lutron sureer will soon depart for U S service. About 80 guests attended a suburban dinner hosted by Mn and Mrs Guye Angelucels. Gifts and congratulations followed as he was praised for future military duty.
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Donald DeSant
Lutron
Guye Angelucels
Wilmington
Donald
Mre
Johns DeSanti
Tisco- Workers
Paruime
Donald Ws
Rainbow Picnic Plans by New Castle and Ellwood Groups
Advisory Board of New Castle Assembly No. One hosts Rainbow for Girl and their members at Mrs Chaplin road eri A H cottage. Ellwood City Assembly members greet guests and thank New Castle Assembly for hospitality. Dinner provided by New Castle ladies. evening features songs games and contests led by Martha Bivney. Advisor MABEL WILSON LODGE PLANS PICNIC outing reports monthly event at Cascade Park with guests. birthday anniversaries noted. next assembly July 25 chaired by Mrs William Hofer.
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Rainbow
Menbei's
Board of New Castle
Chaplin
Isory
Ellwood
Charl Alen
Harman
Hess
Blether McKibben
Paul
Reynolds
New Castle
Mabel Wilson Lodge
Mabel
Wilson Lodge
Quarten
Jefferson Street
Nhuane
M. Evans
William. Hofer
Shey Et Shave
Knox Davenport
Jessie Reed
Engagement of Nancy Gordon and George Stitzinger
Mrs. John C. Gordon of New Castle announces the engagement of Nancy Lee Gordon to George Grant Stitzinger of New Castle. Nancy is a member of Alpha Gamma Delta and attends Katharine Gibbs School in Chicago. George is a Pittsburgh University medical student and member of Lambda Chi, Alpha Phi, and Phi Beta Pi fraternities. A wedding is planned for July. News notes include recent club dinners and society gatherings with local residents attending in Gardner.
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John C. Gorton
New Castle
Nancy Lee
George
Grant Stitzingen
Grant Stitzinger
East Alls Free
Miss Gordon
Alpha. Gamma Delta Sorority
Katharine Gibbs School
Chicago
Stilzinger
University of Pitttburgh
School of Medicine
Lambda
Chic Alpha
Phiv-Beta
Pi Fraternivies
Personal notices and hospital updates drift in from Erie to Linesville
A string of short notices reports Samuel Minick of Erie avenue admitted to New Castle hospital for treatment. Wickle Keene returns to Linesville home after care. Mrs Martha Gocke of 608 Allen street observed, awaiting arraignment and later released. Sylvia Reider and Mary Margaret from East Brook undergo operations by local physician. Harold W and 911 Pine Street Inwood City announce marriage events. George Gueder leaves Ohio to visit daughter in Oklahoma. Richard L. Cramer and son of Suffield County welcomed as first-time parents. Melvin Rhinehart of Phoeni is visiting relatives. Miss Theresa Marrese of Shadeside concludes weeks with siblings. First Officer Ice stationed at Bayside, Long Island, transitions to Los Angeles.
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Samuel Minick
Erie Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Linesville
L. With
D. G
Foster
Martin Sree
Martha. Gocke
Allen Street
Sylvia Reider
Mary Margaret
East Brook
Nieel
Clirhout A
Harold W
Pine Street
Inwood
Marry Evans
George Gueder
Okina
Ighter
oFled Gloner
Richard EL Cramer
Suffielea -Cowti
Leonard Fe Cramer
Countsliw
Richard Cramer
Melvin’ Rhinehart
Phoeni Ariesj
Bayside
Long Island
N.Y
Los Angeles
Miss
Theresa
Pele
Park of the
Tent
Fatality at Cemetery Steps in Philadelphia
A Black man was fatally injured on cemetery steps in Philadelphia according to Bernards News. Police reported a serious incident with an unnamed Black man around 40 described by a woman as involved in a confrontation with another man.
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Philadelphta
Bernards Newson
Vin Negroy
Boda
Jhexse Hawthorne
Philadelphia
Irl
Willy
Waitress Slain in Detroit Hotel Room
Detroit police report a young waitress named Ethel Beavers Berridge murdered in a Montrose area hotel room. The victim, aged about 21, was found beaten and strangled, with evidence suggesting a staged scene. Investigators, led by Lt Ha O'Brien and Eugene Una, pursue a lead pointing to a suspect described as a Denver-faring intruder.
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Ethel Beavers Berridge
Wandlady
Chichiga
Linder
Marie Cetevin
Ha O'Brien
Eugene
Montrose
President to Submit Charter to Senate Monday
Washington June 40:5-FINS Senate Majority Leader Barkley announced that President Truman will submit the charter for San Francisco's revitalization to the Senate Monday. He said the president desires a quiet proceeding without radio broadcasts or public fanfare, aiming for a brief delivery with few publicity appendages.
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Senate
Washington
FINS
Barkley
Ste Liln
San Francisco
Truman
Tuk
Ths Bods
Thrasher Bird Feeds Young After Snake Kill by Predator
The thrasher bird captures a snake and feeds its young in a fenced area near a southwest fence. Forester notes many instances of this behavior, with the bird active in the morning and cooling by midday. Feathers and appearance show the bird’s notable size and distinctive tail.
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Forester
Owen Adairasher
Truman Signs Federal Pay Increase in Kansas City
The president visited the federal building in Kansas City this morning and planned a quiet afternoon. He was to depart by special plane around 8 am Sunday and expected to arrive in Washington later that day.
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Truman
Kansas
Germente
Federal Building
Washington
Two Ration Board Members Quit Jobs
Two county ration board members resigned amid posts about imposed OPA regulations. The notices describe the move as voluntary and reflect wartime rationing tensions, including concerns over strawberry and berry supplies and the ongoing adjustments to rations and enforcement.
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Scranton
OPA
Upom
Arrests Clear Up Theft Of Woolens From Government
Government reports indicate arrests have cleared up a theft of woolens. A suspect, HorAl Duane from Pal Men, is tied to the looting, with authorities pursuing charges in England and related investigations ongoing.
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Yori
Hae GB
York
Pal Men
Forecasts Shift as Celebration Postponed
Weather bureau signs forecast for fair conditions through the fourth, then hints at a potential shift. A planned celebration is postponed amid uncertain skies and cooling trends. Local officials urge residents to monitor updates from the Weather Bureau.
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John V. McClelland
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Fehl-Howland
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Jolly Hour
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Engirwood Avenue
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Mary ‘Buellof
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Women's Society of Chistian Service
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Fred Taylor
Pepe Des Campbell
Mar
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
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Clarence Leshs
Sant Berar
People’s Mission
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Alan. Brenneman
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Benjapeech
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