Coronation Tonight For Coal Queen At Carmichaels
The 1972 Pennsylvania Bituminous Coal Queen will be chosen tonight from 17 Southwestern Pennsylvania high school candidates. Gifts include a $50 Savings Bond from UMWA Local 6310 Warrick Mines and a similar bond for the runner up, plus a Senatorial Scholarship, a charm bracelet, roses, a Capitol tour, and more. The event starts at 8 p.m. in the Carmichaels Area High School auditorium with general admission of $2.
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Pennsylvania
UMWA
Warrick Mines
Greensboro
Patrick Donovan
King Coal Association
John DeBiase
Austin Murphy
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
Capitol
First National Bank of Carmichaels
Carmichaels Area
Zoldos Resigns As Carmichaels Elementary Supervisor
Dr. Dolores Zoldos quit as elementary supervisor of the Carmichaels Area School District after 14 years. She will join Penn State Capitol Campus Middletown as education professor and read education courses. The board also hired new teachers and discussed an athletic director search. A new vocational technical bus route was approved to serve Nemacolin students.
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Carmichaels
Dolores Zoldos
Carmichaels Area School Board
Zoldos
West Virginia University
Pennsylvania State University
Kathleen Shoaf
Alta Pratt
Crucible
Gary White
Waynesburg
Ernest Koontz
New Eagle
Berit Vreeland
Washington
Frank Ricco
John Mayer
Stanley Jordan
Fred Stuvek
Richard Hathaway
Nemacolin School
Ceylon Road
Five Point
Ceylon
Guard commendation honor for Sgt McFadden at Indiantown Gap
A 24 year veteran of the Pennsylvania Army National Guard, Sgt Karl F. McFadden of Greensburg’s 218th Military Police Battalion received the Pennsylvania Command Commendation Ribbon. Brig Gen Harry J. Mier Jr. announced the award for his distinguished service since 1948 with primes in the 28th Infantry Division and 110th Infantry Regiment. He also holds the Armed Forces Reserve Medal and the 20 Year Service Medal.
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Pennsylvania Army National Guard
Pennsylvania
Harry J. Mier Jr
Karl FE. McFadden
Greensburg
218Th
Sgt. McFadden
Guard
110Th Infantry Regiment
Connellsville RD 1
Armed Forces Reserve Medal
Concert Planned at Joyland Park in Carmichaels
The Tri-County Band Association presents its 33rd old-time music concert at Joyland Park Carmichaels at 2 p.m. as part of the Coal Show. Anyone can join with instrument and stand. Ray Battaglini directs the massed band with family involvement noted through 33 years of leadership.
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Carmichaels
Tri-County Band Association
Joyland Park
Yesteryear
Ray Battaglini
LaBelle
Band Association
Battaglini
Charles Battaglini
Warren Roberts
Garards Fort
James Yeash
Tony Chess
Virginia Glidden
Crafts show opens today in Carmichaels windows
The Greene Academy of Art sponsors a window display during the 19th Coal Show. All windows are filled. exhibitors must place works, label with name and address, and cannot sell pieces in windows. Many artists from Waynesburg Clarksville Nemacolin and surrounding towns are listed with paintings sculpture pottery glass and wood work on display.
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Emily's
Beulah Winvish
Steubenville
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Charles Madlock
Waynesburg
Henry James Madlock
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Jean M. Osso
China
Jonathan Osso
Amy Osso
Rosemary Trbovich
Clarksville
Opal Hayes
Katherine Madlock
Jacqueline
Margaret Powell
Porter Rinehart
Tole
Kathryn Jamison
Rice’s Music Shop
Artis Jean Corwin
Carmichaels Auto Parts
Marabelle Ackley
Graysville
Barbara Millward
Ed Zalar
Carl Smith
Taylor's Drug Store
Carmichaels Grange
Palone & Kessler
Babe Yodens
Jim Hopton
Thomas Shaneyfelt
Gabler
Jan Weide
Jerry Weide
Nemacolin
Guerra
Clarence Matthews
Grace Shop
Michael Manfredi
Agelini’s
Pauline Kelly
Mark Sahady
Elizabeth Sahady
Republic
Abinader’s
Linda Hunchuck
Masontown
Five Points Home Economics Club
Aglio Bakery
Jerry Smith
Shepherdstown
W.va
Donaldson Antique
Martha Ann Hemlinger
Penny Baker
House of Carpet
Mary Pushey
Mather
Carmichaels Floral
Roy
James W. Kelly to Crown Carmichaels Queen at Ceremony
James W. Kelly president of UMW District 4 accepts invitation from the King Coal Association to crown the 1972 Queen. The crowning will occur tonight at Carmichaels Area High School with 17 candidates from regional high schools. Kelly, a 1968 district president, has a long union career and mining credentials.
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James W. Kelly
United Mine Workers of America
King Coal Association
Pennsylvania
Carmichaels Area
Kelly
Fayette and
Greene
Allegheny
Garrett
Maryland
German Township
The
Commercial Institute
U.S. Navy
U.S. Steel Corporation
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