First Period of Girl Scout Camp Closes
Outstanding feature of the clos ing of Girl Scout camping for older girls was the selection of the campers who were honored by being meat, contribution to unit and general camp life, courtesy and helpfulness to others. Ida Spizzo of Bessemer and Barbara Cartwright of New Castle were selected by the Pioneers. The Explorer unit chose Katherine Glink of New Castle and Janet Kiidoo of Mahoningtown. The Gypsies rated June Reed, Joyce Williams and Roberta Schell of New Castle as their best campers. The Pilgrims found Irma Rowan of New Bedford, Nancy Filban, and Margie Urban of New Castle their choice.
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Ida Spizzo
Bessemer
Barbara Cartwright
New Castle
Pioneers
Katherine Glink
Janet Kiidoo
Mahoningtown
June Reed
Joyce Williams
Roberta Schell
Phyllis Pugh
Neshannock Church Notes Prepares for Sunday Service
Preliminary services Friday at 8 PM. Communion Sunday morning at 9 45 led by H G Snodgrass. Sunday worship at 11 o clock with Kenneth Reed officiating.
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H. G. Snodgrass
Kenneth Reed
Backward Party Held at Zeigler Home
A Backward Party occurred Saturday evening at the State road home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Zeigler with the entire Sunday school invited. Home made ice cream and cake were served and attendees reported a good time.
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Dale Zeigler
State Road
Family Picnic Celebrates Jean Burns Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McCracken and Anna hosted a 6 o clock picnic dinner for relatives celebrating their daughter Mrs. Jean Burns birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCracken of West Middlesex, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. West and daughters of East Brook, Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCracken and family of Harlansburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burns and Miss Helen McCracken of New Castle.
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W. J. McCracken
Anna
Jean Burns
Robert McCracken
West Middlesex
Thomas C. West
East Brook
Howard McCracken
Harlansburg
Charles Burns
Helen McCracken
New Castle
Daughter and Mother Banquet Held by Church Group
The women of the church hosted a mother and daughter banquet Thursday evening at a tearoom in New Wilmington. About 35 attendees participated in the event.
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New Wilmington
Class Party and Program At Local Adult Class
A club evening featured a program led by Toastmistress Mrs Hugh Forbes with toasts to mothers and daughters by Sara Lee Bowden and Mrs W J McCracken. Readings by Mrs Mary Craig and a pop song by Mrs Clare Houk concluded with Pearl McCracken helping. An invocation was sung. The Adult class plans its regular monthly party for Tuesday evening June 27 at Mr and Mrs Clarence Bowden with Mrs James S Tucker as teacher.
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Hugh Forbes
Sara Lee Bowden
W. J. McCracken
Mary Craig
Clare Houk
Pearl McCracken
Clarence Bowden
Mrs Russell-Boak Returns Home After Operation
Mrs Russell Boak came home Saturday from Jameson Memorial hospital where she underwent an operation. She is improving slowly. Guests included Mr and Mrs James Lusher of Ellwood City and Mr and Mrs E C.
Community Visits and Town Courtesies Across Local Roads
Bowden and family of the Butler road called on Clarence Bowden and family Sunday evening. Several visitors from New Castle and Warren, O., including Mrs. McCracken and daughters Susan Mae and Anna, spent time with friends here. Travelers and relatives from Harlansburg road hosted and visited in Bes semer, Warren, O., and Philadelphia, with plans to Springfield Mo., and a Philadelphia trip noted for Vernie Zeigler’s family.
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Monas Cunningham
Bessemer
David
Dannie Zeigler
Harlansburg Road
Joe Losen
Warren
Warren, O
Inlow
Buffalo
N. Y
Vernie Zeigler
Don Zeigler
Karen
Springfield
Korenna
Philadelphia
Organist Leopold Syre Becomes Regular at St Peter’s
In 1907 Leopold Syre filled in as organist at St Peter’s Catholic Church Philadelphia when the regular musician fell ill. Father William Tewes, then rector, asked him to fill in for a short time and he stayed on.
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Leopold Syre
Philadelphia
Syre
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Father William Tewes
Father Tewes
Magistrate Latimer reports theft at Hong Kong Supreme Court
A fountain pen and a cigarette case were stolen from the office in the Supreme Court building. The incident references a notorious past theft that has embarrassed judges. Two men in overalls entered the courtroom during a session, prompting police inquiry.
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Hong Kong
W H. Latimer
Supreme Court
Clock Missing After Ladder Incident
A clock disappeared after a ladder was leaned against a wall and knocked it down. The item has not been seen since the incident.
Roller Bearing Size Highlights Steel Industry
A single roller in the giant bearings used in Pittsburgh steelworks weighs about 700 pounds.
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Pittsburgh
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