Obituary highlights Rev Dr Robert D Rose service life
The Rev Dr Robert D Rose 74 longtime Mercer area Presbyterian minister died Aug 6 1990 at his Hermitage residence from an apparent heart attack. A 1933 New Wilmington High School graduate he earned Muskingum College and Pittsburgh Theological Seminary degrees and served churches in New Bethlehem Syracuse Ellwood City and Erie before becoming Trinity Presbyterian pastor in Mercer in 1970. He retired 1980 but continued as interim minister in Shenango Presbytery and remained active in Kiwanis Rotary and Boys Club. He is survived by his wife Kathleen plus a daughter a son five grandchildren and several relatives. Calling hours and funeral plans are listed.
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Robert D. Rose
Ermitage
Rose
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Mercer
Shenango
New Bethlehem Presbyterian Church
New Bethlehem
Syracuse
N.Y
Pea Pa
Calvin Presbyterian Church
Ellwood City
Elmwood Avenue Presbyterian Church
Erie
Enagnars
Triniy
New Wil=n
Muskingum College
Pittsburgh
Heohester Seminary
Inelletty
Muskingum
Masonic Lodge
Zem Zem Temple
Kiwanis Club
Rotary International
Boys Buhl Club
Sharon
Kathleen F
Dudley
Parker
Joseph
Ethel Grotefend
Elizabeth McCrumb
J. Bradley McGonigle
E. State St
Lebanon Presbyterian Church
Mercer County
Donald P. Wilson
M. Dudley Rose
Woodland Cemetery
Salinesville
Michael R. Repas
Hamilton Ave
Farrell
Sharon Regional Hospital
Michael
Mary Repas
Repas
National
St. Michael Byzantine Catholic Church
Irene Klapach
Sally Kochalek
Hermitage
Morrisonville
Wis
Richard
San Francisco
Emma Sudzina
Mary Yorko
Vienna
Ohio
John J. Safranic
San Bernardino
Calif
Youngstown
Thomas
Clara Koprivnak Safranic
Edward J
Edinburg
Thomas J
George
New Castle
Anthony
Frank
Pulaski
Pitt appoints department head at University of Pittsburgh
The University of Pittsburgh named David Burgess chair man of the department of biological sciences. Burgess, 42, previously a professor of cell biology and anatomy at the University of Miami School of Medicine, joined Pitt on Aug. 1. The department, with about 30 faculty, covers molecular biology, biochemistry biophysics, cellular and developmental biology, and ecology and evolutionary biology.
Man admits shooting wife in plea deal
Fayette County man William Allen Vinck 36 of Newell pleaded guilty to aggravated assault reckless endangerment and terrorist threats for shooting his wife last year. A charge of attempted homicide was dropped as part of the plea.
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Brownsville
UPI
Fayette County
William Allen Vinck
Newell
Obituary: Mrs. Lillian M Barris 1893 1990
Mrs. Lillian M Barris 97 of 308 Sycamore St died Aug 7 1990 at St Francis Hospital Born in West Middlesex March 22 1893 daughter of Edward Fair and wife of Harvey Shoaf and later Edward Barris She survived by stepson George Barris 14 grandchildren 26 great grandchildren 18 great great grandchildren and a daughter Velma Butera She to be cared for at DeCarbo Funeral Home with service at Clifton Flats Alliance Church Interment Clinton Cemetery Wampum
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Mae E. Cartwright Aiken
Edmon Road
Apollo
Armstrong Ioe
West Haven
New Castle
Frank S
Alma H. Stevenson Cartwright
Apollo Presbyterian Church
Harold V. Aiken
Robert
Spring Church
Harry
Elizabeth
Howard
Clairton
Mabel Regan
Esther Morrison
James V
Curran Funeral Home
Second St
Curran’s
Boiling Springs Presbyterian Church
Lillian M. Barris
Sycamore St
St. Francis Hospital
West Middlesex
Edward Fair
Harvey Shoaf
Edward Barris
Barris
Clifton Flats Alliance Church
George Barris
William F
Roger M. DeCarbo
Cunningham Ave
William F. DeCarbo
M.E. Nicholson
Clinton Cemetery
Wampum
Waste Site Debate Prompts Public Questioning
State Sen Tim Shaffer told residents that they are the creators of hazardous waste and that Pennsylvania law requires a site be located in the state within the next few years. He asked how many citizens would pay to organize and be better prepared to go the long route Tomorrow Concord Resources Group faces strong opposition.
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Plain Grove
Tim Shaffer
Pennsylvania
Concord Resources Group
Grant supports latch key child care in New Castle
Pennsylvania Associated Services Inc PASs received a grant through the YMCA of Pittsburgh to operate a latch key child care program in New Castle. The plan targets 40 children year round at the McGill Presbyterian Community Center. PASS will also add a pre school center and later an infant-toddler center, with outreach to local schools to ease transitions. Call 656-1292 for more information.
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Pennsylvania Associated Social Services Inc
Ymca of Pittsburgh
New Castle
YMCA
Department of Public Welfare
Pennsylvania
P.A.S.S
PASS
McGill Presbyterian
Michele Bossers
Arthur-McGill
McGill
Mansell to receive award at annual Old Timers Day
Attorney Thomas V. Mansell, chairman emeritus of First National Bank of Western Pennsylvania, will receive a humanitarian award at Old Timers Day. Mayor Richard Christofer will present it at the Cascade Park pavilion. Mansell has 50 years of local practice and 40 years of community service with groups in Lawrence County and Westminster College.
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Thomas V. Mansell
First National Bank of Western Pennsylvania
Richard Christofer
Cascade Park Pavilion
Mansell
Oni Way
Lawrence County
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Rehabilitation Center of
Easter Seal
City Rescue Mission
Salvation Army
Memorial Field House
Westminster College
VFW
Union Trust Co
First National Bank
Paul Butz
Butz Flowers
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