Berlin Community Notes Highlight Church Programs and Local Society
Berlin Trinity and other congregations hosted a children’s day program with music prayers and offerings to fund the vacation Bible school. The Second Society of Farm Women met with a Europe tour photo showcase and officer elections. GOC Wings ceremony at the Berlin Veterans Home, blood drives, civic notices, and social club gatherings filled the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Day Reformed Church
Trinity Reformed Church
Berlin
Donald T. Heffley
Lyle Lichtenberger
Paul Solt
James Sarver
Homer Hay
John Heller
James Killius
W. Co. Miller
Bible School
Lichtenberger
Berlin Brethren Holy Trinity Lutheran
Trinity Reformed
Farm Women
Society of Farm Women
Dalphon Landis
Robert Landis
Margaret Shober
Paul Countryman
Anna Katherine Rhoads
Europe
G.O.C
Bruno
Sears
Air Force Filter Center
Pittsburgh
F.W
Air Force
Cleda Baker
Dorothy Bittner
Agnes Deeter
Rose Fogle
Yula Griffith
Jo Lyons
Leota Landis
Marian Miller
Ann Miller
Betty Musser
Oletta Ross
Mary Weimer
Helen Smith
Nell Smith
Helen Ross
Lydia Rayman
Doris Smith
Belle Kreinbrook
Mary Lou Zimmerman
Marion Miller
Panville State Hospital
Reformed Church
Louella Will
Scotland Schools
Veterans’ Home
Esther Boyer
Luella Will
Evelyn Smith
Ferne Maust
Betty Wilson
Rosella Coughenour
Evangelical and Reformed Sunday School
Paul I. Solt
Pius Sprine Women's Club of
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Asa Engle
A. B. Cober
Horace Landis
David Wermiller
Sara Croner
Dorothy Suder
The
Brethren Church
Betty Hay
Lutheran Church
Mary Alice Crowe
Eli R. Fabian
Solt
Glessners
Ray Glessner
Bridge Club
William Merrill
Charles Merrill, Jr
Notable Visit Patterns From Pittsburgh to Ohio and Beyond
A compilation of relatives and friends visiting family across Ohio Pennsylvania and beyond. Jimmie Barr from Pittsburgh stays with the Hay family in Hollidaysburg while many others attend Founders Day at Allegheny Lutheran. Several couples travel to Florida Grand Rapids and California for visits and events with diverse family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Jimmie Barr
Pittsburgh
Earl D. Hay
Owen Yoder
G. E. Fogle
A. C. Miller
E. H. Miller
John Williams
Elizabeth Muhlenberg
Allenheny Lutheran Home
Hollidaysburg
Ward Lehman
Florida
Woodrow Brant
Vince
Fred W. Brant
Berlin
Grand Rapids
Mich
Brant
Church of the Brethren
J. Thomas Golby
Robert Golby
Jeannette
Frank Boyd
Carol and
Jerry
St. Paul
Minn
Boyd
Morris Mays
J. J. Bolby
Latrobe
Harold Hamilton
Cleveland
Sara Smucker
Fort Wayne
Ind
Donald Bolby
Green Cove Springs
Fla
Forest Miller
Ralph Groff
John Erbe
Philadelphia
E. G. Saylor
Los Angeles
Calif
Donald Groff
Alice Shanks
Elmer Rittman
Joseph Croner
Earl Eisentrout
George Bittner
Rodney
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Cumberland
Pittsburgh Police Question 16 About Sale Of Marijuana
Pittsburgh police questioned 16 people including adults and high school students about marijuana sales and use in the district. Arrests on narcotics act and delinquency charges followed a roundup begun last Wednesday. marijuana cigarets were sold for $1. The probe began after a youth was beaten in a street corner fight over a payment for marijuana.
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Pittsburgh
Allen Carnahan
Second Escapee Is Captured In Tennessee
The second of two federal prisoners who escaped from the Rome Georgia post office was captured near Dayton Tennessee. George Krull 30 of McKee’s Rock Pennsylvania was found at a farmer’s house and taken to Chattanooga jail after surrendering unarmed. He is charged with kidnapping rape and interstate transportation of a stolen car. His brother Michael 31 Pittsburgh remains at large along with Edward Rufus Rice 33 of Chattanooga. The escape occurred April 14 and another fugitive Franklin D Robinson 30 of Atlanta was recaptured after a burglary case.
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Atlanta
Rome
Dayton
Tenn J. K. Memford
FBI
George Krull
Pennsylvania
Medford
Krull
Chattanooga
McKee
Rock
Chickamaups Park
Georgia
Michael
Pittsburgh
Edward Rufus Rice
Franklin D. Robinson
Silver Creek
Robinson
3000 Quit Jobs At GM Fisher Body Plant In West Mifflin
Pittsburgh June 13. About 3000 CIO United Auto Workers walk off at General Motors Fisher Body West Mifflin plant to back a demand for a new contract. Local officials say wage increase and grievance changes were demanded. company cites no specified demands. Negotiations broke off before the strike. The union had recent agreements in Detroit with GM and Ford on a modified guaranteed wage. The union says the package adds more than 20 cents an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
West Mifflin
General Motors Fisher Body Co
CIO
United Auto
International
Detroit
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Federal Road Might Be Aid to Pennsylvania
Governor Leader says federal highway program could solve Pennsylvania road problems. In a public letter to the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Philadelphia he notes bills before the House public works committee and urges passage to fund a greatly expanded construction and modernization effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Chamber of Commerce of
Greater Philadelphia
Chamber
State Highway and Bridge Authority
Schuykill Expressway
Pennsyla
Bil
Miniajor
Provan
House Public Works Committee
General Assembly
Electrically Baited Fish Net Invented in Japan
Japan's Prof. Katsutoshi Ando of Ehime University School of Technology developed an electrically baited fish net using an underwater radio beam to lure fish to the center Y shaped net. In a first test last week the net drew in large numbers of fish as it was dropped into the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torio
Katsutoshi Ando
Ehime University School of Technology
Ando
Stabbed Teacher Plans Move From New York City
Bronx school teacher James O Farrell 28 says he will move his family from New York after being stabbed in the back by a 15 year old student. He calls teaching there murderous and plans to relocate to Lake Ronkonkoma Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx
James O'Farrell
Lake Ronkonkoma
Jonge Island
Teacher's departure echoes tragedy in Blankenship case
The narrative recalls William Blankenship, a Bronx research chemist, who moved his family to Pennsylvania after his 15 year old son was killed in a juvenile van incident. The recollection frames the decision as a response to violence and safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blankenship
Bronx
Clean Dirt
Pennsylvania
Senate Appropriates Millions for Mine Drainage in Pa
Harrisburg June 13 The Senate unanimously approved a bill to appropriate eight million dollars to begin an anthracite mine drainage program in Pennsylvania. The measure would be matched by federal funds and sent to the House after the Senate passed it, following a similar House measure sent to the Senate on February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senate
Pennsylvania
House
Safety Tip From Penna State Police Remembering Duty
A roadside safety message from the Pennsylvania State Police warns drivers about right of way. The verse notes a driver Julian who died defending his right of way, reminding that insisting on the right can be deadly and urges courtesy and safety in daily driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penna
Julian
Wagner Gets Warm Welcome in Paris on Europe Tour
Robert F. Wagner of New York received a warm French welcome upon arriving in Paris from Ireland during his European tour. He left Ireland earlier and continued his schedule across major European capitals.
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Paris
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Ireland
Europe
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