Carmichaels Turns On Christmas Lights For Town Square
The Carmichaels community gathered in the town square for the third annual Christmas street lighting ceremony. Edward Zalar donated 128.82 to the Chamber of Commerce as William mayor Connor led a program featuring WPP support, performances by local bands and choirs, a Santa appearance, and a rally for a December 16 tag day funds drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmichaels
Carmichaels Chamber of Commerce
Edward Zalar
Civil Defense Auxiliary Police
Chamber
Ronald Burch
Paul Connor
Jay Pifer
West Penn Power Company
WPP
E. P. DeHaas
Carmichaels Borough
Leroy Waggett
Lewis Terry
Carmichaels First Baptist Church
Connor
Bogucki
Stephen McCann
James Yeash
Joseph Dell
James Cowie
Sugar Grove
Robert Gideon
Andrew Kovach
Santa Claus
Cumberland Township
Santa
Merry Christmas From Polynesia And Other Holiday Notes
A collage of holiday greetings and small items from Point Marion area readers. Capt. Joseph Steve and family share a Christmas message from Hawaii, plus notes on St John High School coach Lash Nesser, a Santa with a bite injury, early television history, a Beta Sigma Phi ornament night, travel sketches to Mallorca, and calls for collie and shepherd puppies with a plea to support the Monongalia Humane Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IDA Beverage
Joseph Steve
Hawaii
Joe
Judy Bair
Point Marion
Lake Lynn
Tropics
Ankara
Turkey
Uffington
Monongalia County Humane Society
Morgantown
Greene Academy builds toward art center restoration drive
Volunteers work at the Greene Academy on North Market Street restoring the 170 year old brick and stone structure. The project aims to house an Art Center under the Greene Academy of Art with first focus on the south end while names like Robert Carnein Charley Donley Mrs Charles Madlock and Alvin Laidley contribute. A wallpaper steamer donated by Sherwin Williams and a Heatrola donated by Charles Donley aid the effort. The next Greene Academy of Art meeting is set for Friday January 12 at 7 30 p m in the Flenniken Memorial Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Balsega
Frank Wozny
Charles Donley
Robert Carnein
Charles Madlock
Greene Academy
Balsega
Wozny
Donley
Academy
Carnein
Waynesburg College
Carmichaels
North Market Street
Greene Academy of Art
Warrer Trail
McCann
Leslie Shriver
Sherwin- Williams Paint Company
Waynesburg
Flenniken Memorial Library
Masontown firemen elect new officers for 1973 year
Masontown Volunteer Fire Department names James Berkshire president with Walter Fabbri as vice president Robert Lardin secretary and Richard P Wright treasurer. Bank update notes special dividend of 1 per share paid Dec 1 1972 plus regular 1 per share in April and October. Mt Morris Bank tied to Rices Landing National Bank with Russell McKee as manager. Central Greene School Board accepts Howard Craft resignation effective January 1 1973 and seeks applications. Also notes 1941 Moscow defense halted by Russian forces near outskirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Accent
Greensburg
Walter
Buzz
Storey
Uniontown
James ‘‘Lash
Nesser
West Virginia University
St. John High School
Lash
St. John’s High
Eagles
St. Vincent Alumni Assn
St. Vincent Letterman’s Club
Martha Nassif
Rowlesburg
Santa Claus
Masontown
Isaac Moredock
Rices Landing National Bank
Mt. Morris Bank
Russell McKee
Central Greene School Board
Howard A.craft
Also Mentioned on This Page
Town
Yale
Thelma Callaghan
Polynesia
New York City
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Kappa Rho
Colonial Hotel
Jane Dunaway
Walnut Street
Paul Artis
Avon Lake
Ohio
Cheat Lake
Mallorca
Majorka
Spain
Balearic Islands
Mediterranean Sea
Barcelona
Palma
Alvin Laidley
Andrew Bustry
Pete Green
Herbert Lunden
Myles Freel
William Groves
John
Monongahela
Allegheny
Masontown Firemen
Russell King
Bernard Brain
James Ainsley
Jack Venick
Glenn Townsend
Charles Moore
Gildo Santella
Alfred Nocenti
William Lardin
Craft
Moscow
Fine Electric
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