Mohawk junior aims for state teen title in Bloomsburg
Ashley Masters, Mohawk High School junior, competes for Miss Teen of Pennsylvania this weekend in Bloomsburg. The winner receives a 1000 dollar scholarship, a 500 dollar savings bond, and 250 dollars for her school, with eligibility to advance to Miss Teen of America. Six scoring areas include scholastic record and interview, with finals at Haas Auditorium Sunday afternoon. Masters is sponsored by local businesses and family.
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Ashley Masters
Charles and
Eleanor Masters
Pennsylvania
Bloomsburg
Masters
Mohawk
Haas
Bloomsburg University
Jackson
T. C. Redi Mix
Kosciuszko Financial
State Farm Insurance
Frank Fraschetti
Lea’s Lites
Raymond Kolodziej
Art’s Barbershop
Chiropractic Health Center
Masters and Germanski Family
Nora Bettoni 80 Ellwood City obituary
Nora Bettoni 80 of Crescent Avenue Ellwood City died Aug 9 2000 at Ellwood City Hospital. Born Aug 28 1919 she was a daughter of Elpidio and Anna Bettoni and worked at De Loia s and George s markets. She belonged to Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary Holy Redeemer Parish Corona d Italia Lodge and Christian Mothers. Burial in Locust Grove Cemetery. Calling hours and services scheduled at Joseph A Tomon Jr Funeral Home with a wake and Mass at Purification ChurchArthur and Raymond Bettoni sisters Amelia Jean Josephine Edith Adela Assunta and Sally preceded.
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Nora Bettoni
Crescent Avenue
Ellwood City
Ellwood City Hospital
Elpidio
Anna Cinea Bettoni
Miss Bettoni
DeLoia
Albert
Arthur
Raymond Bettoni
Amelia
Jean
Josephine Bettoni
Edith DeLoia
Adela Pelliccione
Assunta Lodovico
Sally Sapienza
Joseph A. Tomon Jr
Fifth St
Purification Church
Locust Grove Cemetery
Silas Ellington Askerneese 84 dies in Youngstown
Silas Ellington Askerneese 84 of 511 Catalina Ave Youngstown born March 5 1916 Hazelhurst Miss died Aug 8 2000 at Northside Medical Center in Youngstown He married Bertha Clark in 1940 She died in 1991 He boxed in the 1940s earning his nickname He served as a World War II Army staff sergeant He worked 42 years at Sharon Steel retired 1979 He leaves five daughters two sons a stepdaughter two stepsons 21 grandchildren 29 great grandchildren and many survivors Calling hours are 2 4 p m and 7 9 p m tomorrow at Washington Funeral Home and Cedar Avenue Church of God A service will be held 10 30 a m Saturday at the Cedar Avenue Church of God Burial at Hillcrest Memorial Park Hermitage.
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Silas Ellington
King Kong
Askerneese
Catalina Ave
Youngstown
New Castle
Northside Medical Center
Hazelhurst
Miss
Laticia Allen Askerneese
Bertha Clark
Susie Elder
Mr. Askerneese
Sharon Steel
Cedar Avenue Church of God In
Sharon
Sanctuary
Lola P Askerneese
Farrell
Kathleen Jones
Michele L. Askerneese
Jacqueline Gill
Andrea E. Askerneese
Chicago
Harold G. Askerneese
Keith B. Askerneese
Lemon Grove
Calif
Bridgette Watson
Frank Jones Jr
Wesley C. Jones
Sanford
N.C
Explosion kills 10 in Kashmir amid terror attack
In Srinagar a car bomb hit the Lal Chowk shopping district after a decoy explosion. Nine police officers and a photographer from Hindustan Times died, with at least 20 injured. Hezb ul Mujahedeen claimed responsibility, months after a cease fire was suspended.
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Srinagar
India
Kashmir
Hezb-ul Mujahedeen
Kashmir Valley
Mujahedeen
Salim Hashmi
Hezb Ul Mujahedeen
Associated Press
Hashmi
Pradeep Bhatia
Hindustan Times
Satish Kumar
Jamshied Ahmed
Lal Chowk
Alcorn backs civil rights break and clashes on Jews
Alcorn said he plans to form the Coalition for the Advancement of Civil Rights and break from the NAACP over funding concerns. He later apologized on Fox News, calling his remarks misstatements driven by frustrations with both major parties. He criticized Lieberman and vouchers, saying the comments reflected negative generalizations about Jews.
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NAACP
Alcorn
Coalition For the Advancement of Civil Rights
Fox News Channel
KHVN
White House
Jackson
Lieberman
Associated Press
Connecticut
Misprinted Washington Sacagawea coin sells for 29900
Frank Wallis of Mountain Home Arkansas found a misprinted gold coin showing George Washington on the front and Sacagawea on the back. The coin sold for 29900 at the World’s Fair of Money, bought by Dwight Manley of Newport Beach California. Only four such coins are known to exist with two previous sales reaching 31000 and 41395.
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Philadelphia
Frank Wallis
George Washington
Dwight Manley
Newport Beach
Calif
American Numismatic Association
Wallis
Mountain Home
Ark
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Pakistan
Devanand Thakur
State Bank of India
Manohar Singh
Singh
Jammu
WLSEY
Newspaper
NIE
Ralph’s
New Castle News
The
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Mfume
Dallas Morning News
George W. Bush
Jesse Jackson
Bush
Dick) Cheney
Ari Fleischer
Kweisi Mfume
Ncnewsonhmne.com
Lawrence County
AACO
Allstate Insurance
Casa di Felice
Donna Gallo
Robison
Family Pride Inc
Gary’s
Jameson Health
Jill's
Kaczmarczyk Enterprises
la Casa
Lou Wollam
Maple Grove
McGonigle
Mercer Raceway Park
Pat
Phil Fitts
Ford
Lincoln, Mercury - Preston Motors, Inc
Reese Brothers
Ruppersberger
Silver Oaks Nursing Center
Sister’s Country
St. Francis Hospital
Susan McConnell & Associates Insurance
Honda City
Tibor Jewelers
Turner-Myers Funeral Home
Villanova
Wagner
Williams-Cleaveland Company
Yoal
Esource
North Mercer St
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