19 Apr 1963
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1963
Page
1
County officials discussed rapid reassessment to begin in July for about 60 parcels. The two year project by Cleminshaw Co. aims to finish the survey by May 1 1965 and replace current assessments with permanent county records after completion.
PHILADELPHIA APT An area of the brain as large as a stall shield controls major emotions of love hate and fear says Dr Van Buren A Trammelt chairman of the psychiatry department at Jahne Mann Hospital He told physicians at a hospital meeting that the hate fear center develops before the love goodness center and that early development is linked to early human survival Neurotic fear is said to serve no useful purpose and chronic fear can cause sickness.
YMCA Camp Rentz will operate as a day camp with no overnight stays, following a decision by the YMCA board amid cleanup efforts and facility evaluations. The camp site near Slippery Rock Creek will remain open to local youth with limited amenities. some equipment will be removed, and relocation studies for the camp will continue.
Mrs Larry Carrocce 64 of 184 Overlook Aird died at 1 30 today in SS Elizabeth Hospital Youngstown after years of illness Born July 12 1898 in Patchmount Calabria she was the daughter of Ralph and Marca Yannath Manzi came to the United States in 1916 and lived in Bessemer Struthers Married December 10 1913 to Larry Carrocce who died September 1 1980 Survived by five daughters five sons a sister brothers 82 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren Funeral at Kirila Funeral Home Struthers with rosary Sunday and services Monday at St Nicholas Church Tam Calvary Cemetery Youngstown
Mrs Marmare L Arblaster of Slippery Rock died from injuries after a Thursday crash south of Grove City when her small car struck a pole and overturned. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Ligo Funeral Home with viewing today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Survived by her parents Clyde and a second mother, husband William, four children Susan Cheryl William and Ronnie, four sisters and a brother.
Parents of YMCA members are reminded the grade school swimming program occurs Saturday morning at Franklin. The schedule lists Washington beginners 45 swimmers Advanced Beginners 44 Triemeniites 12:39 and other classes for 3rd and 4th grades 2: e.
Delinquent wage tax and tax collection issues prompt notices from county officials. Edward Bush and others face actions over unpaid taxes and eligibility questions for county offices. Chief clerks barred from controller posts. earlier law repealed affects eligibility and deadlines.
Mrs. Thom Morgan a former Edison New Castle resident died in Pittsburgh after a brief illness. Services for Mrs Morgan were held yesterday in Youngstown with many relatives in attendance.
Bar mitzvah set for James Massave son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Massave to be held at Congregational church tomorrow with rabbi and community leaders participating. Pulaski Lions Club treasurer Mr Hilger, retired electrician, described as active in civic affairs, is noted in obituary with details of his service and family.
An evening program at Abbi Israel features a youth and congregation audience with a sermon titled Burdens or Blessings. Massaveval leads a Kiddush following the service as part of the community event.
Larry Keith Cardwell 19, of 1024 Mea Ave, was found hanged in a county jail cell yesterday after being picked up by city police on information from the Navy that he was absent without leave. A note was left, and Cardwell had enlisted two years ago last February. He attended Wesley Methodist Church and is survived by his parents Doug-ing G. and Ruby Grone Cardwell, a brother Dale, a sister Wanda, and grandparents Mr and Mrs Peter Crone. Funeral arrangements are pending at Trabert Myers Home for Funerals.
The body was returned to John A. Mechen Jr Funeral Home on Highlaid Avenue at Lincoln for arrangements to be announced. The deceased is identified as Vaz David J Herbs of Bethel Park.
Traffic on Miller Ave and Charles St will be rerouted during the national bowling tournament sponsored by the local organizer. The event aims to accommodate fans and participants while the roads are closed to through traffic in the event area.
Anna Hibarich Jubarlely 80 of Ellwood City died yesterday at Suburban Manor Nursing Home after a short illness. Born in Austria Sept 18 1882, she was a St Anthony member. Husband John died in 1918. Surviving children include Mrs Joseph Gulech Youngstown, Mrs Santoy Ricento Ellwood City, and others, plus 6 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Funeral services are planned at St Anthony Church with Mass Monday at 8 a.m. with Rev Clifford Solsan. Friends may call at Bartoszkov Funeral Home Bessemer tomorrow 7–9 p.m and Sunday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
Secretary Jaine Voight states New Castle Taxpayers League has not changed. Funeral services held for Harriet McKinnis in McKinnis Alborn. Members approved purchasing a mimeograph machine. Funeral Saturday at Edward A. De Warbo Funeral Home. Thomas Williams of First Church of God to officiate. Calling hours today. burial Saturday at Mt Zion Baptist Cemetery in Butler County.
City police report tools valued at 140 dollars stolen from a truck operated by Francis Lodge of 1032 Cascade Street. The theft included no uniforms and a quantity of gas. An investigation is underway.
Mary Ann Herbst daughter of New Wilmington RA 2 and a former Women’s Air Force member died in York City Memorial Hospital yesterday at 12:40 p.m. She was 3 weeks hospitalized after a two year illness. Born in Corapolis May 14, 1992 she was an employee trainer for Spiegel Co in Chicago and served as a staff servant in Japan during the Korean War. She was a member of St. Camillus Church. Surviving are her parents a sister Johanna of Youngstown and two brothers Adam and another brother.
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