Year-round Head Start set for eastern Greene
Eastern Greene County will host a year-round Head Start program starting January 5 at Sugar Grove Elementary School Route 88 two miles south of the Paisley Intersection. The Washington-Greene CAC will staff the 60-seat, four hour daily program with hot lunches and bus transport for children from Carmichaels Jefferson-Morgan and Southeastern Greene who are four by Feb 1 and meet low income guidelines. Final HEW approval pending, staff training underway, applications available from CAC offices in Waynesburg and Carmichaels.
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Marie Ellen Berger
Greene County
Sugar Grove
Route 88
Paisley
Washington-Greene Community Action Corp
CAC
Southeastern Greene
Carmichaels
Jefferson-Morgan
Joan Owens
Federal Office of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington, Pa
Washington County
Lynn Chadderton
Waynesburg
Helen Latantion
Bobtown
Mildred Palmer
Clarksville
Dolores Ewart
Norma Jean Corse
Crucible
Jeanne Frederick
Patricia Danworth
Lois Kovach
Nemacolin
Ruby MelIntire
Greensboro
Margaret Yorke
Clara Aton
PSEA
Harrisburg
Bernard P. Hughes Sr
Patty Bennett Hughes
Morris
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Fort Hood
Texas
Charles Burke
Mt. Morris
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Mediterranean
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Athens
Naples
Island of Nykonos
Thesalonika
Greece
Gulf Juan
France
French Riviera
Barcelona
Spain
Palma Mallorca
McCann to Lead Greene County Memorial Hospital Fund Drive
Stephen McCann of Carmichaels was named campaign chairman for Greene County Memorial Hospital’s annual fund drive. The $100,000 goal funds phase one of capital improvements including four additions to expand outpatient Xray physical therapy lobby and dietary facilities and 30 more beds. McCann, former Greene County representative and house majority leader, also chairs the King Coal Association.
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Carmichaels
Stephen McCann
Greene County Memorial Hospital
McCann
Western Pennsylvania Coal Operators Association
Frank Morton
Greene County
General Assembly
House
Coal Operators Association
Legislative
King Coal Association
Pennsylvania
Bobtown Methodist Bible Class Holds Regular Meeting
The Mildred Sifton Adult Bible Class at Bobtown United Methodist Church met with president Mrs. Wilbur Crispin in charge. Devotions by Mrs. Harold Willis focused on Christmas themes. The leader read meditations on Christmas and prayer followed. The meeting ended with hymns and a closing Lord's Prayer.
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Bobtown
Mildred Sifton
Robert Turns
Mapletown Band Boosters
Lady Taylor Rebekah’s
Lodge
Dunkard
Noble Grand
Zelda Kozar
Bobtown Pta
Mon Viet
Greensboro
Women's Society of Christian Service
Lady Penn Rebekah's of
Carmichaels
Jury unable to reach verdict in Mt. Morris bank robbery case
Federal court jury in Pittsburgh could not reach a verdict on the June 27 attempted robbery of the Mt. Morris branch of Rices Landing National Bank. Franklin E. Tennant 31 of Meadville faces trial. mistrial declared and bail set at 10 000 until new trial decision.
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Ruth Hickman
MT. Morris
Pittsburgh
Rices Landing National Bank
Russell McKee
Gary Bebout
Wilma Pyles
Karen Lemley
Franklin E. Tennant
Meadville
John Delehanty
Tennant
U. S
Central Greene School Board
Thola B. Hand
Hand
William P. Hand
Fairall
Kirby
Bobtown Volunteer Fire Company Elects Officers
The Bobtown Volunteer Fire Company met in the fire hall and elected officers for the upcoming term.
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Bobtown
Voice of Democracy contest under way in Masontown area
Local contests advance toward district and state levels with prizes, scholarships totaling 1500 dollars and a national finalist. Veterans groups and broadcasters sponsor the 23rd annual Voice of Democracy with Dec 20 local deadline and early January district contest in Somerset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IDA Beverage
Masontown
Veterans of Foreign Wars
National Association of Broadcasters
Somerset
Walter J. Radishek
Perryopolis
Fayette County
Milton S. Herskowitz
Herskowitz
Albert Gallatin
Kolb
Masontown United Presbyterian Church
Klondike Clergy Association
Township Sets Road Standards for New Developments
Cumberland Township supervisors approve an ordinance to require blacktop paving and storm sewers on new roads, with standards for width and surface. Modifications may be allowed to avoid undue hardship, aiming to protect taxpayers from post-acceptance upgrades. The measure, scheduled for adoption Dec. 20, parallels practices in other municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Callaghan Carmichaels
Cumberland Township Board of Supervisors
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