Firemen Build New North Union fire house in Summerside
Twenty volunteers with seven trucks and a bulldozer moved on the North Union Township site to lay footings and blocks for a new fire house. They poured about 400 tons of pea gravel for the concrete floor foundation while local suppliers donated much of the building material. Skilled volunteers and tradesmen supervise less experienced workers as steel for the trussed roof is prepared.
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Summerside
North Union Township
Methodist Men Receive Charter in Summerside
A new organization called Methodist Men in Summerside has been chartered by the General Board of Lay Activities in Chicago. Officers include President John J. Bulow of Newtown, Vice President Jack Grant of Batavia, and Secretary George Dudale of Batavia. The group estimates 2,000,000 men in the church as prospective members. Robert G. Mayfield, executive secretary, said, We seek.
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Methodist Church
Methodism
General Board of
Chicago
John J. Bulow
Newtown
Jack Grant
Batavia
George Dupdale
Methodist Men
Robert G. Mayfield
Mt Carmel prepares grand opening and church group aid
Miller Hardware Mart in Mt Carmel announces a July 27 28 grand opening on Rt 74 as Methodist Men mobilize church strength. Mrs Caroline Flick 78 of Tealtown Road dies at Jewish Hospital. services set at Moore Funeral Batavia. Knothole baseball praised for youth program and volunteers in The Crusader area.
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Miller Hardware Mart
Caroline Flick
Glen Este
Tealtown Road
Jewish Hospital
Elmer
Flick
Moore Funeral Home
Batavia
Mt. Moriah Cemetery
Race Bowl Opens Another Season
GLEN ESTE L. C. Kelly president of the Glen Este Race Bowl Inc announced stock car races resume Sunday July 15 and run each Sunday weather permitting. Old drivers and new ones expected for the opening of the 1956 season at the race bowl on Teal town Road operated by L. C. and Calvin Kelly.
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Glen Este
L. C. Kelly
Glen Este Race Bowl, Inc
Kelly
Tealtown Road
L. C
Calvin Kelly
Reds Hold Lead in Tight NL Race Amid City Support
The column notes Cincinnati standings in a fierce National League chase with the Reds in front as the season nears end. It highlights a charity game with the Athletics raising over 20000 for Knot Holers and a Times-Star sponsored free baseball clinic. It praises Crosley Field murals and stresses baseball as a core American sport and moral guide.
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Reds
Cincy
Athletics
Knotholers
Times-Star
Crosley Field
Khrushchev, Bulganin and ,Co
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Dave Hardy
Bill Fitzgerald
Roy Soard
Tommy Jones
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Mel Hederlein
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Harris Smith
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