Mayor to Lead March of Dimes Fund Drive in Masontown
Mayor William S Moser will chair the annual March of Dimes campaign from January 2 to January 31 with Burton Tarr announcing the appointment. Proceeds from the Mother's March and Scotch Doubles bowling matches fund polio research and birth defect cures with coin containers placed in businesses.
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IDA Beverage
Masontown
William S ‘Bill’ Moser
Burton E. Tarr
Hopwood
Moser
Fayette-Greene
Holmes Safety Association
M. E. Fowler
Duquesne Light Co
Warwick
Greensboro
E. M. Rudolph
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Uniontown
Alex Knott
Nemacolin
Regis Rusnock
Isabella
Charles Butera
Gateway
Clarence Rager
Vesta No. 5
Alfred Amalara
Shannopin
Bobtown
Willa Cather on Trees and Resignation
A concise reflection cites American novelist Willa Cather who remarks that trees appear more resigned to their life than other things. The quote emphasizes perseverance and acceptance in nature.
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Willa Cather
Greene DAR names Good Citizen winners at Carmichaels meeting
The Greene Academy Chapter DAR announced Good Citizen winners from Jefferson-Morgan Carmichaels Area Mapletown high schools. Sharon Moredock Regina Rumancik and Donna Kay Zalar were selected for dependability leadership and service and will receive pins at the February DAR gathering at First Christian Church Carmichaels.
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Thelma Callaghan Carmichaels
Greene Academy
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Good Citizen
DAR
First Christian Church
Carmichaels
Herbert Lunden
Jefferson - Morgan High School
Sharon Moredock
Ray Moredock
Jefferson
Library Club
Spanish Club
Broadcaster
Alpha- Tri-Y
Muddy Creek
Greene Valley
Regina Rumancik
Carmichaels Area High School
John P. Rumancik
Crusible
Greene County
Girls Athletic Association
Future Teachers of America
Future Homemakers, of America
Carmichaels Area
Women’s Civic Club
St. Mary’s
Young Ladies Sodality
May Queen of the Sodality
Civic Club
Defender designated for Greene County
Waynesburg attorney James B. F. Rinehart is named Greene County Public Defender effective Jan 1 to meet a state mandate. Salary set at 7500 yearly by commissioners and treasurer. staff includes an investigator and secretary with total annual package around 23000 for the county.
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Waynesburg
James B. F. Rinehart
Greene County
Greene County Commissioners
Rinehart
Bar Association
Public Defender’s
Prize winners listed for Christmas parade
Mt. Morris hosts the second annual Christmas Parade sponsored by the Perry District Community Association with about 30 entries. Floats honored include the Perry PTA Float Bennett's Dairy Bar and Arco Service Snoopy. The Christmas Queen is Sheila Tennant with attendants and four princesses. A Dunkard Township Grange special award was given.
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MT. Morris
Perry District Community Association
Sherlene Wade
Waynesburg Central
Cappeleni
Perry
Mona English
Karen Wolfe
Morgantown
Perry Pta
Bennett’s Dairy Bar
Arco Service
Mrs. Santa Claus
Leonard Craver
Glenn Roby
Sheila Tennant
James Tennant
Charles V. Elliot
Miss Tennant
Debra Haines
Ginger Hendershot
Carrie Fox
Dawn Hoskinson
Beth England
Queen
Dunkard Township Grange
Seven Greene County Men to Enter December Draft Call
Seven Greene County men are slated for the December draft call and pre-induction physicals by Local Draft Board 74. Three Greene Countians face induction this December, compared with seven called in November, with four scheduled for physicals. Airman John C. Pompura Jr. has completed basic training at Lackland AFB and will train at Sheppard AFB in aircraft maintenance. Spec 4 Lee Layton, of Mt. Morris Cove Road, serves with the 9th Artillery in Germany and is due home for a 30 day furlough in March.
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Waynesburg
Pennsylvania
State Selective Service
Greene County
Greene
Lackland Afb
Texas
Sheppard Afb Texas
Pompura
Waynesburg Central High School
Central Greene
Lee Layton
William Truman Layton
Mt. Morris-Cove Road
9Th Artillery
Germany
APO
New York
Christmas events in Mt. Morris highlight Legion treat and church program
Mt. Morris hosts a 2 to 4 p.m. Christmas treat at James T. Maxon American Legion Post 992 for children under 12. The Shannon Run United Methodist Church presents a 7:30 p.m. Christmas program with scripture, prayers, recitations, a play, and a manger scene featuring local participants.
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Ruth Hickman
MT. Morris
James T. Maxon
American Legion Post No
Legion
Ellsworth
Legion Post
Shannon Run
David Ray Headley
Cathy Patterson
Jesus
John Bernosky
Mary Bernosky
Melanie Fox
Darrell Headley
Julie Fulton
Santa
Tabitha Bierer
Lisa
Lena Lewis
Terri Fisher
Roy Spitznogle
Eddie Spitznogle
Scott Lemley
Jenny Spitznogle
Robert Simmons
Mary Louise Spitznogle
Kenneth Bierer
Jerry Fisher
Lenora Lewis
John Hartley
Frank Headley
Cindy Ritter
Donna ‘Fox
Erma Spitznogle
Loretta Lewis
Laura Lewis
Clara Lou Fox
Christ
Brenda’ Spitznogle
Silver Bar
Kenneth Haines
Karol Koast
Karen Lemley
Brenda Spitznogle
Dominion Post Holiday Deadlines Set for Sundays
The Sunday Dominion Post announces early deadlines for holiday issues. News must be submitted by Wednesday morning December 23 and December 30 to appear in the Sunday edition.
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Sunday Dominion Post
Masontown Jaycees Give Holiday Treats at Noon
Masontown community children will receive Christmas treats today at noon. Santa arrives by a track loaned by the Masontown Volunteer Fire Department at the Masontown Football Field, as announced by Masontown Jaycees president Mike Hiitz. All local children are invited.
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Masontown
Mike Hiitz
Masontown Jaycees
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