Milford EUB Church WSWS Meeting and Community Visitors
The Milford EUB church hosted a WSWS session with leader Mrs Geoge Dunmeyer discussing Go Tell It Above The Noise The City A poem Obedience was read by Mrs J B Rinick and Man and God in the City was reviewed by Mrs Dunmeyer The Mission Band met and three leaders plus seven members attended Milford personals list many local visitors and travels Marlin Miller preached two sermons at the Clarion River charge amid Greensburg Bible Institute study
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Churcil
Milford Eub
Geoge Dunmeyer
J. B. Rinick
Dunmeyer
George Ankeny
Humberts
Earl Humbert
William Humbert
Acme
Charles Burke
Linda
Boswell
John Humbert
Barry
Jimmy
Charles Halbrook
Earl Weyant
Somerset
Ronny Brecht
Garrett
Oran Miller
Husband
Dwight Sarver
Kenneth
Friedens
Richard Miller
Turtle Creek
Jerry Reddick Bruce
Johnny
Elwood Yoder
Earl
Larry Sarver
Ruth Way
Betty Derencin
Paul
Harry Ankeny
Nevin Dunmeyer
We Are A Missionary Band
Clifford Derencin
Charles Shumaker
Bonnie
J. H. Shumaker
Elkins
W. Va
Uniontown
Marlin Miller
Clarion River
Clarion
Miller
Greensburg Bible 1 Institute
Compromise Tariff Bill Clears House Amid Debate
The House passed a three year extension of the reciprocal trade program with 347 ayes and 54 noes. The measure would let the president cut U S tariffs up to five percent annually for three years, totaling fifteen percent, in exchange for concessions from other nations. Senate passage expected quickly as critics warn of expanded presidential protection powers and a tougher escape clause. The Parthenon in Athens was dedicated in 436 B C to Athena.
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Tariff Commission
Unusual Fairfax strawberry weighs three ounces from Knupp farm
Richard Knupp of Somerset presents a Fairfax variety berry grown on seven acres with about 5,000 plants. Six pickers harvest the crop, expected to be smaller this year due to rain and cold. The fruit weighs over three ounces and forms a continuous ribbon around a heavy stem.
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U S Aids Greece With $30 Million Economic Help
Washington officials said the United States is prepared to send an additional 30 million dollars in economic aid to Greece to relieve earthquake damaged areas.
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INS
U. S
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Hustling Marine Recruiter Gets His Man by Adoption
Pittsburgh report tells how Recruiting Sgt. Carl Volz, 23, arranged legal guardianship for 17 year old orphan Dan Hartle so he could enlist. A friendly judge aided the effort to secure consent papers and fulfill enlistment requirements.
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Dan
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Jenner Grange Program Tribute To Flora Friday
Jenner Grange will present Tribute To Flora Friday June 17 at 8 30 p m at the Jenner Cross Roads schoolhouse. Master Fred Airesman will lead with Bud and Bloom followed by My Favorite Flower and Tribute To Flora. Beverly St Clair will sing Roses with Elvin Friedline speaking on The Care Of Roses. Mrs Robert Ankeny will perform Narcissus and To A Wild Rose. Carlee Shaffer will recite Butterfly with Ruth Shaffer accompanying. Families are asked to bring flowers for hall decoration.
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Flora
Jenner Cross Roads
Fred Airesman
Beverly St. Clair
Elvin Friedline
Robert Ankeny
Narcissus
Carlee Shaffer
Ruth Shaffer
Sarah Shaffer
Hay to Serve Third Term in Meyersdale VFW
Albert Hay was elected to a third term as commander of the John C. Tressier VFW post in Meyersdale.New officers include Glenn Walker as senior vice commander and Fred Thomas as junior vice commander. Installation set for July 18 with county delegates John Leslie and Elmer Dia and alternates Harry Burkholder and Jonas Lowery. A county wide Veterans Day event and a June 24 dinner for state commander Joseph Kovaca in Hollywood Inn were planned, along with auxiliary installations.
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John C. Tressier
V.F.W. Post
Meyersdale
Glenn Walker
Fred Thomas
Larl Christner
Harry Stevanus
Robert Ackerman
Ernest White
Edmund Wilson
County Council
John Leslie
Elmer Dia
Harry Burkholder
Jonas Lowery
Joseph Kovaca
Uniontown
Hollywood Inn
Surprise Birthday Party for Donald Larimer at Edie Home
A surprise celebration honored Donald Larimer on his sixteenth birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Larimer near Edie. Guests enjoyed games and gifts. refreshments were served to a long list of friends and relatives including Patty Swank Thelma Kline Patty Atresman Lois Kinsingen Audrey Trimpey Sandy Johnson Carol Knupp and many others.
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Edie
Donald
Patty Swank
Thelma Kline
Patty Atresman
Lois Kinsingen
Audrey Trimpey
Sandy Johnson
Carol Knupp
Junior Gindlesperger
Ronnie Gindlesperper
Wayne Miller
Dick Knupp
Barry Knupp
Jerry Johnson
Reed Miller
Donnie
Tommy Larimer
Opal Trimpey
Carrie Larimer
Gene Larimer
Everett Shanks
Guy Countryman
Lee Walker
Barbara
Barry
Willard Larimers
Fire School Opens Today In Boswell
The annual Somerset and Bedford Firemen training school opens in Boswell today and runs through Sunday with evening classes 7 to 10 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lectures and practicals cover drivers and engineers, hose use, ladders, rescue and masks. Gas demonstration planned at 6 30 p.m. Thursday at North Somerset water works Route 219.
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Route 219
North Somerset
Meredith Mitchell
Morris Barefoot
Harry Faint
Windber
Fred Jacobs
Somerset
Andy Schanko
John Kushner
Central City
Irvin Ishman
William G. Barnhart
Richard Miller
Paul Keller
Ralph Persuhn
Boswell
Edgar H. Spotts
Harrisburg
Public Service Institute
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Jacobs
Miller
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Barefoot
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N. G. Fike
Meyersdale
Ernest Walker
Perlin
C. L. Cramer
New Centerville
Eugene Davidson
Bedford
Ladies Day at Somerset Country Club Draws 25
Twenty five members attended a Tuesday Ladies Day at Somerset Country Club. Luncheon preceded golf and bridge with awards given in both activities. bridge winners were Mrs Charles C. Cook of Meyersdale, Mrs Martin L. Markel and Mrs George J. Krebs of Somerset, and golf prizes went to Mrs J Joseph Collins and Mrs Oscar Reitz, both of Somerset.
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Charles C. Cook
Meyersdale
Martin L. Markel
George J. Krebs
Somerset
J. Joseph Collins
Oscar Reitz
Holes in Swiss Cheese Formed by Bacterial Fermentation
The text explains that the characteristic holes in Swiss cheese arise from bacterial activity during fermentation. It notes the role of bacteria in gas production that creates the holes as the cheese curd matures.
Cloudburst Over Las Vegas Costs Near Million
A Las Vegas cloudburst caused nearly 1 million dollars in damage, described as the worst storm in 30 years. The brief downpour flooded streets and underpasses, isolating the west side and damaging housing, with the Big Shamrock hotel bar and roof affected but no injuries reported.
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Fathers Day Service at Jones Mills Temple
The Evangelistic temple at Jones Mills will hold a Father's Day service on Sunday June 19 at 8 00 p m. Awards will go to the oldest father the youngest father and the father traveling the greatest distance plus a prize to the father of the largest family in the church Gifts will be given to all attending. Pastors Rev Belle and Kewey Tiger urge members friends and neighbors to attend.
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Kewey Tiger
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State Seeks 25000 Increase to Fund Pension Backlog
Harrisburg June 14 James A Finnegan secretary of the commonwealth says a 25000 boost to the state retirement board budget would speed pension payments. Backlog could delay first checks about a year without the extra funds. He also noted a 120000 cut in funds for processing election ballots for servicemen due to underuse.
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James A. Finnegan
The
Commonwealth
Finnegan
House Appropriations Committee
Gov. Leader
Taft Named First President of All Forty-Eight States
The statement credits William Howard Taft as the first president to serve all forty-eight states in the Union, marking a historic milestone in the national political framework.
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William Howard Taft
Union
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