City Hall Sidelights on Street Oiling Costs and Closures
City officials discuss who should pay for oiling unpaved streets as Hawthorne and Moravia crossings near the AMultaning Ave. Viaduct close for repairs May 1 to May 10 under Razano’s plan for rerouted traffic. The article notes payments to the city for rental, paving petitions under review, and a Lawrence County science fair opening with 26 categories and judging tonight at Union Area High School.
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Daha Ravzano
Vito P. Marmuriet
Laurel Plwin
Rozzana
Ballmore and Ohio Railroad
Moravia St
Amultaning Ave
Raz
Lawrence County
All Union Area High School
Piu
Japan
Science Fair Opens Tonight At Union High
Science fair opens tonight at Union High with displays for public viewing tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Officials Mil ton A. Pattiau will award medallions at 1 20 p.m. Saturday. Judging by two engineers from Pennsylvania Power Co. and Bell Telephone Co. and three from Slippery Neck State College will select winners.
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Atst
Rclouls
Milton A. Pattiaui
Eaxhloit
Socrates Ravesos
Union Area
Pennsylvania Power Co
Bell Telephone Co
Slippery Neck State College
Ben Franklin Band Concert Tonight at Ben Franklin Junior High
The Ben Franklin Junior High musical organization plans a spring concert in the school auditorium. The program opens with The Carillon by Irwin Greenfield and Strauss in 4 Time arranged by PAU Lang. The second part features the school dance band under director Larry Asdone with Woodehoppers Ball and Tonight to name a few. The Concert Band then performs Nutcracker Suite and clarinet solos. The night ends with Stars and Stripes Forever by Sousa.
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Ben Franklin Junior High School
Aucitorium
Piel
Irwin Greenfield
Strauss
Pau Lang
Teera Yy Anderson
Richard Rogers
Gracate Gold
Ahudent Direstor
Lary Asdone
Woody Merman
Larry Clinton
Leonardi Hernstein
Predatore Mission
Duke
Vader
Prank Co
Etd
Frank Ambrose
Ed Houk
Dennis Slamon
John Nard
Technikowsky
Larry Ascione
C. M. Weber
Bandit
Gigi
Lerner Lowe
Ruinnet
Don Pisexgna
Fotin Phillip Sousa
Senate poised to approve satellite board members
The article reports Senate expectations to approve satellite board members amid broader federal policy debates. It notes farm policy tensions over extending two more years of federal payments to corn and feed grain growers to curb surpluses, and hints at administration-linked price actions for savings account insurance limits. It also covers overseas travel spending curbs and a McNamara defense budget push as Russia’s stance on local wars is discussed.
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Te House
Decis
Congress
Emig Reugioni Housekeeping
Ontar Burleson
D-Tex
Theft Report From Washington St Home Details Stolen Tools
Mrs Charles Nelum of 1606 FE Washington St told city police today that Innis valued at 160 were stolen from her husband’s kitchen. A power saw valued at 120 was among the loot.
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Charles Nelum
Washington St
Hee Hushanid'y
School Leaders Attend Institutes Across Shenango Presbytery
Thirty seven vacation church school directors and teachers from 21 United Presbyterian churches in Shenango Presbytery took part in institutes sponsored by the Presbytery committee on children's work. The institutes, held Monday and Tuesday, were led by pastor Vat Pell of Harbor Low Church and featured several local church leaders. Institutes for vacation church school teachers are planned for April 29 at Third Church New Castle and April 30 at First Church Sharon, with about 160 teachers expected.
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Presbytery
Anshitutes
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Harbor Low Church
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Vate Pell
Rabe
Argie
Tersborg
New Vantle
Firet
Shatan
Burglar Injures Self While Requesting Aid At Washington Home
In Washington Pennsylvania a wounded burglar sought help after a failed break in at Scotty's Dairy Hat on Route 4. He claimed to need a taxi following a fight, but was shot by a resident as he fled. The suspect, Met'artios of Washington, is held on larceny and burglary charges in Niles, Ohio, with a tractor trailer involved in the incident.
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Washington
Scotty
McCartney
Warren Shaffer
Pennsylvania
Paoheo
Verium CO
Niles
Leo Argovtad
Aly Shaw St. Just
North Franklin
Uya
Dee Hee
Charles Wrackman
Ouwas Pay
Yeaterday
Two New Castle Students Honored At Westminster
Westminster convocation honors a wide range of students from New Castle and nearby areas. Recipients include Alice Allo Heaver Falls and Joyce Vervaort Ca ld, among many named peers earning scholarships and awards across departments, fraternities, and interfraternity council service.
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New Castle
Westminster
Westhiel
Nol Y Jedenath
Osbards
Wranktin Mull IV
Gheenghaw
Gindal Landgrebe
Upper Warbe
Edward B. Sehade
West Pittsburg PTA Meets Today
West Pittsburg PTA will meet at 8 pm in the school to hear a discussion on speech and hearing services. Ray Seitz, director of Speech and Hearing Therapy for New Castle Schools, will speak. Officers will be elected prior to the meeting.
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Weal Pitsburg Pta
Ray Seitz
New Castle
Westminster Colleges Grants From Alcoa Foundation
NEW WILMINGTON Westminister College and eight other Pennsylvania independent colleges received a total of 8250 from the Alona Foundation. An additional 6500 was set aside for distribution among member colleges of Independent Colleges Inc. Tyrrell of Alcoa noted the foundation’s support since 1952, totaling over 4400,000 in scholarships and grants. Sixty one colleges and sixteen state associations will share about 105,000 in grants this year.
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New Wilmington
Westminster College
Pennsylvania
Alona Foundation
Foundation For Independent Colleges, Inc
Acword!ng
FL Ok
Tyrrell
Mi Aluminum Company of America
New Kensington Works
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Halion
Alcoa Foumation
Meoa Foundation
Peter Pan opens at Clen-Moore Church tomorrow night
The youth of the South WW church present Peter Pan in a six week rehearsal period directed by David Matthews with a diverse cast. Performances run tomorrow and Saturday at 2 pm featuring many dances and songs, and notable flying scenes adapted for the local production by bracket of helpers including Jenry Brakley, Yob and Wilbur Foht with Pavil Kessler and Bell Telephone.
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Clen - Moore Sputh Peeshisteriam
Fxm
David Matthews
Mary Martin
Tanians
Pirate
Ant
Peter Tan
Matthews
Jenry Brakley
Yob
Wilbur Foht
Pavil Kessler
South Saddlery
Bell Telephone Va
Eriginerrs
Skater 13 Injured in Roller Incident at Home Area
William McKeown age 13 from RD 3 sustained a broken right arm while roller skating yesterday. He was reported in good condition at New Castle Hospital today.
Union Board Plans Action To Avoid Cut
Union Area School Board warned to meet four state requirements or face reimbursement cuts. President Paul B. Rice cited past supplemental funds and proposed future budget items, including a home school visitor, in service training, extra counseling, and a 165 day term. The board also rejected selling land for a paved road, accepted resignations of several teachers, approved a 414 dollar contract for time clocks, named Rice to a statewide committee, and allowed two girl scout troops to use the Memorial School auditorium for events.
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Union Area School Board
Paul B. Rice
Union Two
Edinburg
Rice
Che
D. G. Coates
High Selies
Wilson Rd
Coates
Elaine Patterson
John Brackson
Sarah Finnin
Elizabeth Schweinsberg
Simplex ‘Time Recording Co
Youngstown
Pennsylvania iSchool Board Assn
United Fund Thank You Week Set This May
United Fund announces its Thank You Week from May 1 to May 18 to honor all fall contributors. Publicity will request continued support and events include agency presidents panel, annual meeting, and a UF AFLATO sponsored family counselors course graduation banquet at First Federal Plaza.
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United Fund
Phanelicon
Federa Plaza
Deaths Of The Day Directors 92 Funerals Published
Death notices list the 92 directors whose funerals and calling hours are announced. The published schedule details dates, venues, and times for the services as a civic record of the deceased’s community ties.
Garrett George G dies at 61 in New Wilmington area
George G Garrett age 61 of New Wilmington RD 1 died at home at 4 03 am today after a year of illness. He was born August 5 1901 in Tockawannock Twp and married Dorothy Dodds on July 11 1928. A longtime resident he supervised the New Wilmington Water Works and was a member of Neshannock United Presbyterian Church and New Wiley Grange. Survived by his wife six children and other relatives. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 pm at Sharps Funeral Zone New Wilmington with interment at Neshannock Cemetery. Friends may call today and Friday at the funeral home.
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George G. Garrett
George G. Uarrell
New Wilmington
Tockawannock
Mercet Younly
Robert M
Maude Sewall Garrett
Dorothy Harriet Dodds
Neshannocky United Presbyterian Church
New Wiley
John Robert Garrett
Kenneth, Tee Garrett
Weldon, Garrett
Arthur R. Garvett
Mya. Brant
Zella) Cooper J
Grainlchideen
Sharps
New Wilnington
Dee Welor G. Dawe
Nethannock
Raf
Neshannock Complery
New Wilsnington
John Guider Dies At Nursing Home At 1 50 A M
John Guider 73 formerly of 1327 Moravia Street died today at Mycalusa Nursing Home at 1 50 a m. He was born June 2 1885 in Alstria Hua Bars. The body was moved to Edward A DeCarbo Funeral Home St Mill at Listo streets. Arrangements calling hours and interment will be announced Friday.
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John Guider
Nursing Home
Data Guilder
iGnidal
Moravia St
Mycalusa Nurzing
Alstria-Hua- Bars
Edward A. DeCarbo
St. Mill
Litto Streets
Simonton Family Obituary and Funeral Arrangements
The text notes relatives Mac Olive Simonton Mrs Sara Sankey Mrs Annie Pitzer and Margaret Simonton. Friends will be received in the Robert A Myers Funeral Home this week with services Saturday at 2:30 PM officiated by Rev John Sloat. Interment will be at Oak Park Cemetery.
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Mac Olive Simonton
Sara Sankey
Annie Pitzer
Margaret Simonton
Robert A. Myers
Doffersom St
John Sloat
Oak Park Cemetery
Samuel Rapke Dies in New Castle Hospital
Samuel Rapke aged 67 of 311 Galbread Ave died at 8 45 am in New Castle Hospital after a brief illness. Born January 27 1898 in Poland he came to the United States in 1913 and has lived in New Castle 50 years. He was a retired rackman for Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad and formerly worked at Shenango Tin Mill. Survived by son Alex Rapko and daughters Mrs Anthony Henzel and Mrs Michael Vanasky all of New Castle and Miss Helen Hapko of Syracuse New York two brothers Johan and Peter Rabebowski and twelve grandchildren and five great grandchildren. The body is at Noga Funeral Home Reynolds Streets where friends may call today 7 to 9 pm and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 pm. Services are incomplete and will be announced on Friday.
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Samuel Rapka
Ratke
Galbread Ave
New Castle
Poland
Pitsburg
Lake Lele
Anthony
Mary) Henzel
Michael
Olga) Vanasky
Helen Hapko
Syracuse
Brethers
Johan
Peter Rabebowski
Lathan
Ron Flersey
Noga
Mill
Reynolds Streets
Margaret P Tucker I Dies On Wednesday
Mrs Margaret Powers Tucker 1 of 2b 1 Leasure Ave died yesterday at New Castle Hospital after an illness. Born Piedmont Alabama April 10 1892 she was the daughter of Walker and Rebecca Powers. Her husband James Tucker died in October 1945. She belonged to Neshannock United Presbyterian Church Eastaroos. Surviving are sister Mrs Ethel Webster Mentor Ohio two brothers Judge John Powers New Castle and two sisters Mrs Mutherfree Boston Mentor Ohio and Mrs Emice P Boston Painesville Ohio. Services will be held at John R Hodge Funeral Home Wallace Ave with viewing today 7 to 9 pm tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Interment in Ga% Park Cemetery.
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Margaret Powers Tucker
Leasure Ave
New Castle
Piedmont
Walker
Rebecca Blair Powers
James
Tucker
Neshannock United Presbyterian
Church of Eastaroos
Ace
Airs
Ethel Webster
Mentor
John & Powers
Pit
J. Ewed Hughes
Park Cemetery
Obituary: David G. Simonton Dies in Havens Convalescent Home
David G Simonton of 22 N Scott St died at Havens Convalescent Home at 5 23 am after an illness Born Jan 25 1876 in Lawrence County he was son of George and Harriett Simonton He worked for Johnson Bronze Co and was associated with the Oak Park Cemetery Assn Survived by a niece Mrs Willard Matthews of New Castle Preceded in death by (text cut)
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Var
G. Simonton
N. Scott St
Havens Convalescent Homse
Lawrence County
George
Harriett Mice Simonton
Simonton
Inhnson Brownze Co
Gak Parl Cemetery Assn
Willard Matthews
New Caste
Khrushchev silent on test ban proposals
In Moscow Premier Nikita Khrushchev offered no clue on the Anglo American nuclear test ban proposals. Western diplomats said he brushed aside the proposals presented to him by U.S. Ambassador Llewellyn D. Kotler and British Ambassador Sir Humphrey Trevelyan, signaling no immediate shift on the issue.
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Khrushchev
Moscow
UPI
Nika
Mack
D. Kotler
United States
Humphrey Trevelyan
Britain
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