IAM To Honor Frank M. Clark
Congresman Frank M. Clark will be honored by the International Association of Machinists during a program Friday marking the union s seventh anniversary. State county and city officials invited. A film on labor history will be shown and 13 year pins awarded to members. The IAM organized in Atlanta May 5, 1886 now has nearly 1 000 members in the United States and Canada.
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Frank M. Clark
International Association of Machinists
Oval
Vriday Waleh
Clark
Jabar
Richard C. Davis
Censtral Labor Hall
Jefferson St
Alex
Atlanta
United States
Canada
Troop 4 Scouts Hike 33 Miles in Kennedy Challenge
Troop 4 Scouts completed a 33 mile hike from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. under Scoutmaster Alva Berry and assistant John Masters. The group, led through the City area with no casualties, carried first aid kits water lunches and radios and included adults Mary Masters Hillis Miles and Ben Augustine among the helpers. Scouts listed include Donald Hawk Robert Hawk Phillip James Dennis James Kenneth Jones Jy Joynson James Mash David Occhiolone Alfred Hussa Hallis Miles Ir John Masters Michael Norris Michael Domenic Nicky Curran Richard Gurnea and Richard Rhvinhact.
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Mahon- Ingiawa
Kennedy
Alva Berry
John Masters
Masters
Mary
Hillis Miles
Ben Augustine
Donald Hawk
Robert Hawk
Phillip James
Dennis James
Kenneth Jones
Jy Joynson
James Mash
David Occhihone
Alfred Hussa
Hallis Miles Ir
Michael Norris
Michael Domenic
Nicky Curran
Richard Gurnea
Memorial Lecture at Thiel College May 1
Dr David Claire a Pittsburgh surgeon and clinical professor will deliver the sixth annual Dr Joseph A Doyle Memorial Lecture at Thiel College. The event begins at 7 30 p m in Roth Hall with proceeds supporting the pre medical program and honoring the Greenville area surgeon who served 1920 to 1947.
Thomas Fraley Dies In Kentucky
Word has been received of the death in Kentucky of Thomas Fraley longtime resident and dean of Grabo Kentucky. He died early Friday after a long illness following injuries in an auto accident 18 days prior. Survived by wife Tackett Fraley and sons David and Themis Sp, three sisters and a brother. Services Sunday at 2 30 p.m. Henderson Funeral Home Oliverville Kentucky with interment there. Local relatives of Mr Fraley are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sratey
Grabo
Kentucks
Ite
Bensie
Tackett Fraley
David
Themis
Hussell Donaldson
Bessemer
Karel Fraley
New Castle
Albert Spicer
Dravesburg
Wil
Red Coat Band Booked By Butler City Hall
City hall schedules the Red Coat Band for a series of appearances during the campaign season. Candidates mingle with the crowd as the band performs on city streets and at the city garage, with police keeping order. The event organizer cites cooperation from the Musicians Union and local VFW posts in arranging the community program.
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Red Coat
Butler
Weydnesley
Wer
New Castle
F. Steibrink
Ant Connett
Musicians’ Union
Music¢jman
Robert W. Jainey
Welfare board organized plans for eye defects and funding
The article notes a welfare board organized to address eye defects among natural children with under two percent affected. It reports county and state reimbursement figures, and outlines committee roles led by Mrs. Tomlinson and Ray Seitz. A May meeting is planned.
Trade unions plan DST work start in Lawrence County
Building Trades' Council President Chastes Shepa reminded that workers from all building factions in Lawrence County will report to work Monday on Nav light saying time, date, and details require adherence to daylight saving schedules.
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Lawrence County
Momlay
Chastes Shepa
Building Trades’ Council
Samuel Herman Buried In Warren
Samuel Herman of Warren owner of Larrys Squire Shop, died of a heart attack Tuesday and died on arrival at Prombilli Memorial Hospital. Born in New York City on April 23, 1908, he was a Beth Israel Temple member and survived by his wife Anna and two children. Memorial services were held Thursday at 10 a.m. in Warren.
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Samuel Merman
Warren
Larry
Squire Shop
Herman
Joseph
Rosenburs
Price Clothing
N. Mill St
Ter
Prombilli Memorial Hospital
Alt Vwaan
New York City
Jon Arrid
Irvin
Amelia Braunstein Hernara
Beth Israel ‘Temple
Bindi Wirth
Chamber of Commerce
St. Mary and Warding
LOOM
Anna Herman
Hare Riel Berman
Larry He Tan
Cleveland
Thuessday
School Budget Units Sets More Meetings
Frank Benee, 10, convalescing after a bicycle accident in New Castle. New Castle Area School Board will hold two meetings Wednesday near his home as committees plan the 1963-64 budget and discuss tax rate implications. The events involve budget and non professional staff concerns with repairs at Pollock School ordered by the state.
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Frank Benee
New Castle Area
Tke Frank Brunos
Princeton Rd
Teamsters
Pollock School
State Labor and Amtostory
Wil
Liam G. Eckles
Edmund Wardrop Rites Held for New Castle Native
Edmund Wardrop son of the late W Miller Wardrop and Mrs Wardrop was buried Tuesday after funeral services at Bewlckley Presbyterian Church. He died Wednesday in the Cancer Hospital in New York City. His father led the Erie and Asl Mabula Division of Pennsylvania Railroad and later served as vice president. His mother was the daughter of Dr and Mrs Femund A Donnan.
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Edmund
Edward C Stevenson Dies In Hospital
Edward C Stevenson 71 of 2023 Martha J died in New Castle Hospital after a long illness Born May 21 1891 in Beaver County son of Edward and Mary Stevenson Retired Pennsylvania Railroad conductor World War I veteran member of VFW Post 522 and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Survived by his wife Evelyn Swagsee four daughters sister 18 grandchildren five great grandchildren Funeral Monday at 1 p.m. from Edward A DeCerbo Funeral Home with Rev Samuel Baker Interment Enon Valley Cemetery
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Towaro
Braventon
Stephen
Martha &J
New Castle
Ife
Beaver County
Edward
Mary Stevenson
Evelyn Swagsee
Ie Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Stevenson
U.S. Army
Post 522
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmnen
Abs
Burnees
Judey Bledge
Tes
Stanley
Gertaldine
Majocka
Ralphn Ruth
Hodge
Peielt
Mary) Szeszko
Naw Castle
George
Minnie) Taboden
East Palestine
Pittburgh firm wins contract for West Virginia expressway section
The State Highways Department says a Pittburgh engineering firm reached a $250.19 fee agreement with Swidel-Pressler Corp to design the Erie County segment of the Fire-West Virginia expressway. The section spans from Middleboro Two west of Edinboro to north of Middleboro, with an interchange near the Br ie County thruway and Plain Grove in Lawrence County.
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Marrisburg
CUPS
Pitt!burgh Engineering Frm
Erie County
State Highways Department
Swidel-Pressler Corp
Middleboro
Edinboro
Plain Grove
Lawrence County
New Castle Deaths and Time Change Notice
Jameson Memorial Mrs Charles Garbett Dies At Age 80 in New Castle Hospital born Nov 22 1882 died today widow of Charles M Garbett service Tuesday at 9 20 am from McGenigle Funeral Home followed by Mass of Requiem in St Mary Church at 10 am Rt Rev Mage officiating. Clock change urged tonight to observe daylight saving time. readers warned of possible delays for church tomorrow. Birds and wildlife activity noted around state as spring nears and local hummingbird nest displayed by Pollock Ave School children.
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Charles Garbett
Charles M. Garbett
Highland Ave
Katherine Heitzman
New Castle Hospital
New Castle
Williams
Barbara Heitzman
St. Mary Church
Hosary Society of the Church
The
LOBA
Husbarst
Charles W. Garbett
New Caste
Jacob
Clgray Marlavher
Mage
McCarter
Pollock Ave
Susan
Cecelia
Epworth St
Armond
Enon Valley
War Declaration by Vidal Seeks Base for Cuban Liberation
Filipe Yutel Santiago a former naval commander for Fidel Castro declared war on Cuba to gain a base for his United Front for the Liberation of Cuba. He and attorney Charles R. Asbynann pressed the White House and OAS ambassadors in Washington for recognition as a belligerent under international law. They predicted at least one Latin nation would recognize them, even if the White House rejects.
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MIAME
UPI
Filipe Yutel Santiago
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Vidal
White House
Organization of American States
Washington
United Front For the Liberation of
Charles R. Asbynann
Rev Billy Brown Evangelistic Meetings To End
Rev Billy Brown of Florida will conclude evangelistic meetings at First Church of God on Enid Ave this Sunday night. He has drawn capacity crowds nightly and is schedule to speak today at 7 30 p m tomorrow at 11 a m and 1 30 p m before plans to return to the city later for further meetings.
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First Church of God
Enid Ave
Billy Brown
Florida
Peer
Brown
Ie Gily
Union Laurel Mohawk Sweep Area FFA Roundup
The five county area FFA roundup featured Union Laurel and Mohawk sweeping contests in arts dairy products vegetable poultry forestry meat judging and more. Winners included Jon Reno Laurel in arts and Robert Stoner Laurel in vegetables with multiple Union Mohawk laureates in dairy poultry forestry and meat judging as judges from Butler and Grove City assisted.
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UNION
Laurel
Mohawk
Jon Reno
Ed Gaston
Tank Moora
Lawrence
Beaver
Neucy
Andy Magusiak
Dennis Manor
Robert Grenn
Robert, Stoner
David Gibson
William Wallace
Ronald Kulinski
George McConahy
Clyde Steere Vof
Teasure of
Barry Wiite
Floimis Leslie
Floydy Fobes
Unlany
David McEwen
William Whitina
Bruce McCurley
Mike Hink
Union St ‘Ied
Jin Olenick
Hutler
Lawrence County
Anton
David B. Janeson
David Seanans
Wilmington
Vale Polley
Willan Caugher
Howard, Fre
Mrs. Sarah Campbell Dies at Reese Nursing Home
Mrs. Sarah Campbell dies at 3 30 AM in Reese Nursing Home after a prolonged illness. Born June 13 1879 in Wheeling West Virginia as Sarah Jane Fisher she was widowed from Ira Campbell. Survived by daughter Ida Mae Turtle Creek a brother Total V Fisher of Youngstown and a niece and nephew both of Youngstown. Body to Raymond C Cunningham North Hills Funeral Home for viewing Sunday and funeral Monday at 1 30 PM with Rev Terbert A Jolly. Burial at Castle View Burial Park.
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Dagut
Jane Campbell, BF
Macdy Ave
Reese
Saran Jane Fister
Wheeling
W. Va
William and
Cassedelia Pratt Fisher
Ira
Campbell
First Methodist Church
New Castle
Ida Mae Turtle Creek
Otal V. Fisher
Youngstmen
Youngstons
Raymond C. Cunningham
Terbert A. Jolly
Thatge
Thierment
Caste Views Burial Park
David G. Simonton Burial Omitted From Published Account
David G. Simonton, 87, of 229 N. Scott St. will be buried at 2 p.m. after services at Robert A. Myers Home For Funerals, 208 Jefferson St. He is survived by a son, Earl Simonton of New Casve, and two grandchildren. Interment will be in Oak Park Cemetery.
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David G. Simonton
Scott St
Aday
Robert A. Myers
Jefferson St
Earl Simonton
New Casve
Oak Park Cemetery
Elbow Fracture Sinks Elderly Man After Fall
Herman Howland, 81, of 44 Crestwood Drive, sustained a fractured elbow in a fall yesterday. He was treated at New Castle Hospital, then released after examination and care.
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Herman Howland
Crestwood Dr
New Castle Hospital
Wampum speaker to discuss Latin America trip at club meeting
Wep DeVor Semith of Wampum will discuss a recent trip to Latin America at a Kiwanis Club meeting at 2 19 pm Wednesday in The Carleton. His talk will be illustrated with slides and Byron McConnell is program chairman. Falls from ladder injures 63 year old Oscar Goetz of 1102 Cun gingham Ave. at Lew Castle Hospital. He was treated and released.
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DeVor Semith
Wampum Seit
Latin America
Carleton
Byron McConnell
Oscar Goetz
Cungingham Ave
Lew Castle Hospital
Shenango Democrats to Meet May 8 for Candidate Introductions
Shenango Democrats announce a May 8 meeting at the Fire Hall for endorsed county and IO candidates. County Clinician Ralph Audina will introduce May 21 primary hopefuls. The program, sponsored by party committeemen and the Shenango Democratic Women's Club, is open to all area Democrats.
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Fhenango
Demie County
Inse Shenango
Fire Hall
Steve Wheale
Ralph Audina
Shenanigo Democratic Women's Club
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