Ne-Ca-Hi Class Of '56 Kicks Up Heels Today
The Ne-Ca-Hi graduation class of 1956 stages an upbeat day at the picnic grounds The Gay Nineties features include soft shoe dancing Daisy Jo Anne Adao Carol Mollie Nancy Ray Mike Lastoria and Joe De Vivo lead dances and skits Auction of box lunches and a dialogue How To Tell Bad News headline the program Finale Moonlight Bay The Roaring Twenties and It’s a Wonderful Class Day scenes highlight a lively showcase with the axe presentation to the junior class and a full cast of graduates and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy
Jo- Anne Adao
Carol Mollie
Nancy Ray
Mike Lastoria
Ronnie DePolis
Jim Lutz
Barbara Waddington
Joe DeVivo
Robert Schell
Barbara Baer
Judy Figuly
Anthony Korey
John Egan
Bud Kincaid
Joe de Vivo
George Georgeadis
Glenn Glass
Ken Carr
John Stone
Eddie Dingledy
Judy Levine
Serena Rashid
Marian Alquist
Cookie Fee
Pete Leonard
Joye Delile Thompson
James Must
Fred Hartfelder
Alan Greenberg
Bill Brasile
John Duff
Pete Georges
Jack Caventer
Chuck Wingfield
Norm Gabriel
Vince Lombardi
Tony Ross
Bob Marino
Jerry Zona
Morris Ayres
Barbara Cerbes
Janet Lewis
Richard Zeigler
Franklin Brown
Dan DiCarlo
Dick Speck
Hymn Time Four At Clifton Flats
Harmony Quartet of Farrell will perform at Clifton Flats Mission in two services on Sunday evening June 3. They lead the 6 30 young peoples hour and assist the pastor Rev. Samuel Baker at 7 30 taking charge of the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
Clifton Flats
Young Peoples
Samuel Baker
Temperatures Falling In State Signals Cooler Week Ahead
A wind shift sent temperatures down across Pennsylvania with the Weather Bureau predicting showers today and fair weather from tonight into the weekend. The pattern suggests a cool spell may continue for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
East
Many Districts Face Financial Troubles Again
The article reports anticipated teacher raises funded by the budget and possible state aid if Bill No 584 is signed. City teachers would cost about 70000 dollars and state aid roughly 60000 dollars, with 75 percent of districts at risk if the bill fails. House and Senate backed the bills by large majorities before sending them to the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pated
House
Senate
Statewide pay boosts for teachers and officials announced
A Thursday news conference outlined salary increases for judges legislators and state officials. Supreme and Dauphin County judges gain 5000 annually, other jurists 4000. legislators see a 3000 per-session raise and double travel allowance. governor and cabinet excluded. increases apply to those elected in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme
Dauphin County
Man Injured as Scaffold Collapses on Driver
Lawrence Shearer a 57 year old self employed truck driver of A. D. 3 Volant was injured Thursday morning when a scaffold collapsed on him. He sustained a sprained wrist and was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Shearer
Volant
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Cascade Street paving eyed as by pass to Croton
State assumes Cascade Street maintenance and a future by pass from Butler Ave to Croton could divert east end traffic from downtown New Castle. Route 422 to four lanes from Ohio to Butler line and Route 18 near the city also planned with surveys underway.
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Croton
Cioffi
Ohio Line
Butler County
Cascade St
Edward Ellis
Central State Highway Office
Franklin
Murray S. Stephens
Stephens
Frew Mill Road
Butler Ave
New Castle
School Patrol Day Attracts 100 Youngsters
More than 200 county school patrol members from districts including Ellwood City attended Cascade Park for a Motor Club sponsored day of free rides and fun. They received merit certificates and safety patrol badges from Bernard J. Hanlon as the New Castle Motor Club continued its yearly support for crossing guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle News
Cascade Park
New Castle Motor Club
B. J
Bud” Hanlon
Jeff Lero
Jeff
Ellwood City
New Castle
Park Grove
Motor Club
Bernard J
Bud’ Hanlon
Two Masked Men Kill Two In Bungled HoldUp
In Detroit the assault on the Glos Ludowy editor ended with the editor killed after lunging at a bandit. Frank Grodzki, 45, of New York, died from a head wound during surgery. Nogas, 72, of Newark, is in critical condition with a stomach wound at Bellevue Hospital. The robbers, masked and hooded, fled without taking any money from the Club Polonia banquet quarters on the East Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glos Ludowy
The
People’s Voice
Detroit
Frank Grodzki
New York
Grodzki
Ag Nogas
Newark
N.J
Bellevue Hospital
Club
Polonia
Lower East Side
Dave McCreary Heads Arctic Work For WE Equipment
Dave McCreary of New Wilmington begins a year in the Arctic with Western Electric WE equipment and radar work after a six week course in Streator Illinois. He is a Bell Telephone Co. employee on leave and travels with a small crew facing 50 degrees below zero to 50 above.
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North American
Dave
Bell Telephone Co
Streator
Ill
New Wilmington High School
U. S. Army
David McCreary
Maple St
New Wilmington
Margaret Jean Richards
Arctic
Western Electric
Circle
Deaths Of The Day Directory Details Funeral Plans
A daily directory in the Classified Section lists upcoming funerals with interment place, funeral director, service time, and calling hours. The reference aids readers in locating and attending services for deceased individuals.
City to Buy Short Term Federal Notes
In a special session city council approved purchasing 145000 worth of 91 day U S Government notes to offset costs of the 150000 general improvement bond loan for sewage and highway repairs. The notes will be kept at the First National Bank of Lawrence County and will yield 800 to 1000 in interest, offsetting interest on the original bond issue. Plans are drawn for improvements on Euclid Ave Mercer St and Clen Moore Blvd with final action expected before the 91 day period expires.
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U. S
Chester C. Sweesy
First National Bank
Lawrence County
Edith M. Cleaveland
Sweesy
Daniel B. Woolcock
Consoer
Townsend Associates
Euclid Ave
Carlisle
Albert Sts
N. Mercer St
Sheridan
Leasure Aves
Clen Moore Blvd
Councill
Ruth Linington 60 Dies in Jameson Memorial Hospital
Mrs Ruth Linington of 1216 E Washington St died at 4 45 am after a lingering illness. Born in Lexington Kentucky she was daughter of Thomas J and Olive Fleming Hamilton. Survived by husband Marcus son John and two grandchildren. Funeral 8 30 am Monday from DeCarbo. interment Oak Park cemetery. Body at Reynolds Funeral Home with visits Saturday and Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 pm. Services Monday 2 pm at the funeral home.
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Dalton Galloway
Audley Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Lincoln
Iowa
John
Agnes Wilson Galloway
Galloway
Egypt
United Presbyterian Board
Beaver Valley
Estella Kyle
Estella Galloway
Robert
Dayton
Ohio
Wallace Jamison
New Wilmington
Ralph Galloway
French West Africa
Willard Galloway
North Sudan
Africa
Hugh Galloway
Towsin
John Giles
Lawrence
Kansas
James Casper
Wichita
Robina Schiebe
Georgia
New Wilmington U.P
Richard Graves
Fair Oaks Cemetery
Sharp Funeral Home
Bertha A. Kienast
Atlantic Ave
New Castle Hospital
Butler
David
Johanna Harrington Knittle
Herman J. Kienast
Kienast
St. Mary Church
Union
Detroit
Mich
Mser
Francis M. McCarter
St. Mary Cemetery
John A. Meehan
Highland
Ruth Linington
Washington St
Lexington
Thomas J
Olive Fleming Hamilton
Linington
First Christian Church
Phillips and Sheldon Missionary Circle
Bennett Bible Class
Markus Linington
John Linington
Reynolds Funeral Home
Adams St
Oak Park Cemetery
Thomas A Stevenson, 85, Dies in Warren Home
Mrs Wade F Daugherty of 422 Park Ave reports the death of her father Thomas A Stevenson aged 85 at his daughter Mrs C M Kyler s home in Warren Pa. He was a Beechwood Presbyterian elder. Services at 2 30 p m Sunday at Beechwood church Warren with interment there. He leaves four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. His wife Sara Chamberlain Daugherty died in 1949.
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Wade F. Daugherty
Park Ave
Thomas A. Stevenson
C. M. Kyler
Warren
Beechwood Presbyterian Church
Beechwood Church
Daugherty
Windstorm knocks down trees blocking roads in county
A windstorm felled multiple large trees blocking roads, with crews working for hours to clear and reopen the East Brook Walmo road. Minor damage elsewhere in the county required little highway department action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Brook Walmo
Highway Department
Public hearing on zoning ordinance for Neshannock Two
A public hearing on the proposed zoning ordinance for Neshannock Two will be held tonight at 8 o'clock at the Clen Moore school. All citizens of the township are invited to attend.
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Neshannock Two
Clen Moore School
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Frances Grossman
Vickie Ranucci
Chuck Leinkner
Darrell Mathews
Joye Delle Thompson
Cheesecake
Charleston
Act
Chick
Peggy Smith
Jorge Delle Thompson
Vicki Ranucci
Marilyn Druschel
Darrel Mathews
Ronald DePolis
Dolores’ Murphy
Betty Sarko
Mary Lou Ryhal
Adrienne Lloyd
Sandy Wochner
Gerry Rice
Connie DeCarbo
Lillian Gabriel
Mary Lou Mele
Sailor
Shirley Myers
Nancy Leiblic
Jean Ann Kerr
Sally Marquis
Nancy
Sylvania
Greenberg
Wilmington Rd
KODAK
Flasholder
Camera Shop
East North St
Daisy Butch
Cor
North & Mercer Sts
del Johnston
STATE
Cascade
Dave McCreary
Make
Yours
Tappance
Bolotin
E. Washington St
D.D
Antonio Malizia
Concetta Tulio Malizia
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp
Dionesio
Frances Margo Malizia
Selta-Fratta
Italy
Concetta Tulio
Pennsylvania Enginering Corp
Bessemer Cement Co
St. Vitus Church
Duca Degli Abruzzi
Rinascenza Lodge No. 19
Order of Italian Sons and Daughters of America
Rinaldo Malizia
Olga Manzo
Thomas, Carmen
Larry Malizia
Lena Malizia
Madeline Ma
Florist's Telegraph
Weingartner
N. Mill St
Reasonable Prices Service
Jack Gerson
Washington Stat Mill
Lizia
DeCarbo Funeral Home
St. Vitus
Art
Castle
Jonery Co
Centennial
Notary Public Service
Martin-Senour
Hi-Lander Paint Center
Hi-Lander Theatre
Highland Ave
Martin
Audivox
Consumers Research
New Castle, Pa
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