Band Festival Directed By Professor James W Dunlop
Professor James W Dunlop will guest conduct the region four state band festival in New Castle. He teaches at Pennsylvania State University since 1947 and has earned admiration from North Carolinians for his work with students and fellow teachers. Hundreds of bandsmen and local musicians will perform, with rehearsals and concerts in the Cathedral and high school, followed by a Cathedral reception and dance.
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Dunlop
Pennsylvania State University
Adam
Westorn
Pennsylvania
Igr
Will Clerka
An & Pm
Se‘ Dajze
Pa Newe
Re'pendoos
Derry A. Bonner
Inc
New Castles
Legin
Clovk
Sousa
West Side Story
Dusty Tuesday Brings Grit and Wind in City Streets
A 0 degree day left residents blinking as a brisk wind swept downtown streets. Dust rose in spray while debris and an electrical issue near the southwest corner at Meccer and Washington burned out, prompting caution from city workers.
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Nate
Meccer and
Washington Bt
General Fund Hearings To Open Monday
Government budget hearings start Monday as lawmakers prepare three days of review across agencies including Milk Control, governor’s office, mines, insurance and military affairs. Republicans push for tax reform while House and Senate appropriations plan joint sessions for initial budget scrutiny. The process resumes after a lengthy recess.
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Véfort
Dawn Bandey Iis
Albert W. Johnson
Kean
E. Washington
Power Co
Johnson
Senate
House Appropriations
Milk Control Commission
Governor's Office
Scranton
Woman sues Supermarket Over Falling Cans
A woman shopper, Elizabeth Farrell of Crescent Ave, sued Joseph's Super Market Inc. on Mercer Street in Lawrence County Court for over $5,000 damages after cans fell on her on July 13 while reaching for a item. The store has 20 days to respond.
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Joseph’s Super Market Inc
S. Mercer St
Yeaters Day
Lawrence County
Khem
Elizabeth Farrell
Crescent Ave
Prison Board Bill Payment Delayed Over Jail Repairs
A dispute between Controller Andrew M. Dodds and County Commissioner George Bolinger blocked prison board action on jail bill payments. The commission approved a $451 repair bill for water line work on the jail’s second floor, but Dodds said the prison board must approve all jail bills. Bolinger refused to vote, citing the need to consult with the solicitor and noting air had been wasted on non prison board matters. The chair indicated five votes were needed and a special meeting would be called when all eight board members could attend.
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Andrew M. Dodds
George Bolinger
Dodds
Bolinger
Joseph W. Gilmore
John S. Powers
John F. Henderson
Kenneth E. Fox
Edward M. Rea
Rea
Dodd
Ralph A. Cooper
Hhe Prison Board
Thay Bailey
Padd
Gilmore
Sheriff
Frank
Coen
Bailey
Eigit Board
False Teeth Powder Promises Comfort and Confidence
A vintage health ad touts a powder that supposedly stabilizes dentures, reducing wobble and squeak. It claims to improve bite and speech and to be stomach friendly with a pleasant taste. Sold at drug counters nationwide.
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Renee
Local theft near church prompts rearm to lock cars
A Taylor Street area woman returning from services found clothing items missing from her son's car. A sweater described as valuable was among the stolen goods, suggesting a theft incident over the weekend and a warning for all parishioners to secure vehicles.
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Taylor St
Woman Admitted After Fall From Ladder at Home
Hele Ottaviana af 66 percent Sis Porier SL was admitted to New Dixie Hospital Tuesday at 1143 after a ladder fall during house cleaning. She sustained injuries and was listed in fair condition after treatment for the injury.
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Hele Ottaviana
Sis Porier
New Dixie Hospital
Young scientist earns top honor at state science finals
Will, a gifted student from Grove City, earned top honors in the state science finals in Hershey, Pa. He built a home accelerator, blending carpentry, electrical, mechanical, and chemical skills, and plans to pursue physics research. His mother worries about outdoor time, but he stays active with a newspaper route and swimming.
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Amneus
Will
Hamla
Wilt
Wil
Aml Surdsy School
Third United Presbyterian Church
Anid
Hershey
Grove City
Donald Capats
Harry G Mick Rites Held for Beaver Man Veteran Engineer
Funeral services were held for Harry G. Mick 71 of Park Place Beaver died Monday in Rochester General Hospital after a long illness. A former New Castle resident, he retired from the Pennsylvania Railroad after 49 years. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and a World War I veteran who served as a lieutenant with the 802d Pioneer Infantry overseas. Survived by his wife Agnes Huff of New Castle and four sisters, services were from J.T. Anderson Funeral Home in Beaver with burial at Mary Cemetery New Castle.
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Harry G. Mick
Park Place
Beaver
Rochester General Hospital
New Castle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wic Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
802D Pioneer Infantry
Agnes Huff
Aba
J. EL. Wright
Canonsbarg
J.T. Anderson
Mary Cemetery
Death notices for Tarquinio Bruno and Clement Parkinson
Mrs Bestrice Lastoria of 1101 Croton Ave reports the death of her brother Tarquinio Bruno 65 of Roccoromano Italy who died March 19 after an illness. He formerly lived in New Castle and owned Reliable Shoe Repair on the South Side. Survived by a son Michael in New Castle and several children in Italy. Clement Parkinson 75 of 8 E Euclid Ave died recently. services Friday at 1 p.m. from Robert A Myer Name for Funerals. Survived by widow Nettie Clark Parkinson and three sons in New Castle, a sister in Hialeah Florida, and other relatives.
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Michael
New Castle
Italy
Clement Parkinson
E. Euclid Ave
Robert A. Myer
N. Jefferson St
Parkinson
Jameson’ Memorial Hospital
Christopher Aun
Jane Alison Parkinson
Nettie Clark
US. Steel Corp
Jana
Cryin Works
Geri
Nettiey Clark Parkinson
Clement Parkinson Jr
Joseph Parkinson
Earl Parkinson
Ethel Donahue
Hialeah
Flas
Police Auxiliary to Meet Sunday in City Hall
Police Auxiliary plans a Sunday meeting at 2 p.m. in City Hall council chambers. Officers will be named for the coming year at the session in New Castle.
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New Castle
Police Auxiity
Council
Ialinn
YouthSuffers Gunshot Wound While Rat Shooting Incident
William Chestney 19 of 1001 Worldvy was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital for a gunshot wound to the right foot and discharged. He told city police he and a brother were shooting rats when a dog knocked and Weaver fired a shot against a wall.
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William Chestney
DU Worldvy
Jameson Memorial Hospital
City Police
Weaver
Death of Rey R. Clark Sr. at 64 in New Castle area
Rey R. Clark Sr. 64 of 10 Rr Spring St New Castle died at 4 am today in his sleep after a prolonged illness. A retired Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman with 37 years service, he leaves wife Bessie Hammaker and 14 children plus two sisters and 24 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are set at Marshall Funeral Home Wampum with calling hours and a Saturday service.
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Rey R. Clark Sr
Hoy H. Clark Sr
Spring St
Lawrence County
Nate Warren
Manile Shearer
Clark
Pas
Bessie Hammaker
Pennsylvania Railroad
Meg
Walter
Mary) Barber
New Castle
Anthony
Ariene
DeVie
Lowellville
Ralph Clark
Charles
Charlotte) Headland
West Pittsburg
George
Ella Mae) Simmons
Roy Clark Jr
Edward
Shirley) DeVite
Lowellvile
Samuel Clark
Richard Clark
James
Grace) Leasure
Selena Fleeger
Indea
William Clark
Marshall Funeral Home
Main St
Wampum
Parkinson Family Funeral Services Planned in Youngstown
Three brothers John Parkinson Sharon Clarence Parkinson Dra jroo and Edward Parkinson of Youngstown with Rev. Thomas Williams of First Church of Cod will conduct services Friday. The family will receive friends today 7 to 9 am and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Interment is in Oak Park Cemetery.
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John Parkinson
Sharon
Clarence Parkinson
Dra Jroo
Edward Parkinson
Youngstown
Thomas Williams
First Church of Cod
Oak Park Cemetery
Packard To Close Lecture Series At We ster College
Packard, author of The Hidden Persuaders and other bestsellers, will headline the Artist and Lecture Series at Western College. His April 23 lecture in the Arts and Science Auditorium follows a career spanning journalism, magazine pieces, and social critique on advertising and consumer culture.
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New Wilmington
Vance Packard
Wester College
Bn Arts and Science
Columbia Graduate School of Journalism
Packard
DeW's Pagermiay
Boston
New York
Colliers
Mrs Lizzie Davis Dies At Home
Mrs Lizzie Davis of 12654 W Long Ave was shot at 6 45 p m yesterday in the Nacaliso Nursing Home where she had been ill for some time The body was moved to Jesse G Crankleton Funeral Home W Grant St and a full obituary and funeral arrangements will be announced
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Leazie Davis
W. Long Ave
Yasterday
Nacaliso
Jesse G. Crankleton
W. Grant St
Evangelist Rev Arthur Grafton Leads Arlington Ave Services
Special evangelistic services under way in Arlington Ave Methodist Church with Rev Arthur Grafton of Blairsville Pa heard nightly at 7:30 directed by Rev Elton Fox. Services run through Easter Sunday. City council ordered condemnation of a vacant two story house at 221 Pearson St after a resident petition. Public Safety Director Howard Reynolds cited three year decline and owner taxes owed. Debris from two former Pearson buildings to be removed.
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Scranton
Senate
William G. Lesler
Eric
Martin Silvert
Philadelpha
Kyd i. Mall
Public
Wefare Department
State Board of Education
House
State Public Instruction
Buart
Contsics
Ewunells
Arlington Ave
F Methodist
Arthur Grafton
Blairsville
Grafton
Elton Fox
Ehwtcd
James L. Searane
Pearson St
Pearson
Public Safety
Howard L. Reynolds
Weaxes
Gymnast Terry Thorpe Injured At Shenango High School
Terry Thorpe fourteen of Savannah Road was injured Tuesday at 9 45 a m while doing gymnastics at Shenango High School He received treatment at New Castle Hospital for a shoulder sprain and was discharged.
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Terry Thorpe
Savannah Rd
Shenango High School
New Castle Hospital
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