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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1955

Page

23

County Planning Meeting Promotes Subdivision Regulation

The Lawrence County Planning Commission schedules a June 9 open meeting in Court Room One at the County Courthouse inviting township supervisors borough officials and planning commissions plus their staff to discuss local subdivision control rules adopted July 6 1953. A sample regulation set will be circulated and attendees urged to study it. Also ongoing court actions regarding a Wilmington Avenue parking sales lot include further testimony until June 7 1955 with appeals and potential remand or additional testimony under Civil Procedure rules. Property transfers are listed with $1 considerations to various allottees.

Lawrence County Planning Commission William E. Watkins Planning Commission Zoning Board of Appeals Wilmington Avenue W. Walter Braham Appells Lee C. Weaver Guy Jay Supreme Court Board of Adjustment

Continue Hearing on Appeal for Frabotta Case in New Castle

A continuation of the hearing on the appeal of Mario Frabotta and his wife Helen Frabotta from a decision by the New Castle court was held after further testimony. The result remains pending as arguments proceed.

Mario Frabotta Helen Frabotta New Castle

Local residents listed with addresses in Ellwood City and New Castle

A reads like a roster of residents including Ralph Roderick Harvey Phyllis Adele Furniss Ralph C Pallerino Elizabeth Savnato Richard Thomas DuBrock Sylvia Lee Crespling Peter Thomas Kwolek Rose Marie Polis Thomas Leroy Hairdegger Beverly Ann Womer Donald Anthony Romanio Norma Jean Cavalier Gilbert Roy Smith Rose Marie Pankov with addresses in Ellwood City New Castle Hillsville Wampum and Youngstown Ohio appears as a blended public notice of names and locales.

Ralph Roderick Harvey R. D Ellwood City Phyllis Adele Furniss Ralph C. Pallerino New Castle Elizabeth Savnato Bridge St Richard Thomas DuBrock Croton Ave Sylvia Lee Crespling Morton St Peter Thomas Kwolek Epworth St Rose Marie Polis Hillsville Thomas Leroy Hairdegger Wampum Beverly Ann Womer Donald Anthony Romanio Beckford St Norma Jean Cavalier Warren Ave Gilbert Roy Smith N. Hazelwood Youngstown Rose Marie Pankov Reynolds St

Real Estate Transfers in Multiple Townships

Roy W Kahrer and wife transfer to Walter J Tomon and wife Slippery Rock township for 1. Lee A Whitehouse and wife transfer to Harold O'Brien and wife Big Beaver township for 1250 dollars. Helen May Miles transfers to Edwin J Reynolds and wife Big Beaver township for 1. Anthony N Carbon to George Heckathorne as husband Neshannock township for 1. Walter Wallace Luskart and wife transfer to George Heckathorne and wife Neshannock township for 1.

Roy W. Kahrer Walter J. Tomon Slippery Rock Lee A. Whitehouse Harold O'Brien Big Beaver Helen May Miles Edwin J. Reynolds Anthony N. Carbon George Heckathorne Neshannock Walter Wallace Luskart

Legion Protests Closing of V A Contact Office

Perry S. Gaston Post \\ American Legion executive committee approves formal protest of the New Castle Veterans Administration Contact Office closure. The post offers free Legion Home use for veterans to meet the contact officer, possibly for nearby counties, and sends a letter to Congressman Frank M. Clark to intercede.

Perry S. Gaston American Legion New Castle Veterans Administration Legion Home Frank M. Clark

League of Cities Director Ordered to Retract Truck Vote

Walter C. Greenwood, executive director of the Pennsylvania League of Cities, was told to retract his opposition to a heavier truck weight bill. Mayor Edward A. DeCarbo said the League has remained neutral, with no action at last year’s convention. Greenwood, based in Harrisburg, opposed the increase at the Pennsylvania Local Government Conference on May 23.

Walter C. Greenwood Pennsylvania League of Cities Edward A. DeCarbo Greenwood Harrisburg Pennsylvania League of Cities DeCarbo Pennsylvania League of Cities Executive Board

Demonstrations At Scout Roundtable Leaders Showcase Crafts

Demonstrations and lectures on scouts crafts were presented at a Ma honing Kuskuski district roundtable. N J McCluskey Troop 43 showed fires and fire starters and Ray Zeigler Troop 12 explained charcoal burners. Arthur Lyons Troop 22 described quick stew preparations. James Boazzo Troop 41 presented a patrol leaders council in action film strip.

Mahoning-Kuskuski N. J. McCluskey Ray Zeigler Arthur Lyons McCluskey Patrol Leaders Council In Action James Boazzo Troop 41

Warmer Trend in Canada Shows Slow Temperature Rise

Officials report average Canadian temperatures rising by about three degrees every 70 years based on recent records. This trend in climate data highlights gradual warming across the country.

Ottawa Canada

Santee Accused of Excessive Relays Expense

Wes Santee, noted American miler, allegedly received 1750 for three West Coast relays. Officials dispute the claim, saying he got nothing improper. The amateur limits allow travel and 10 a day for living expenses. Santee also won his latest mile in Reading, Pennsylvania.

Wes Santee America Santee Reading

Johnson Bible Class Plans Baseball Trip

Members of the Johnson Bible class of the First United Presbyterian church will attend a night baseball game at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh on Tuesday June 7 at 8 15 p m. The class arranged their own transportation and Mr and Mrs Lauri Laurell arranged the game plans.

Johnson Bible First United Presbyterian Church Forbes Field Pittsburgh Lauri Laurell

Health claims rise to over 100 million monthly

New York reports payments of accident and sickness insurance claims under life insurance policies now exceed 100 million dollars each month. This marks a 20 percent rise from last year and a threefold increase over five years, signaling sustained growth in insured health benefits.

New York

Tire output slides in 1954 for Akron firms

Akron tire makers shipped 77,717,276 passenger-car casings in 1954, down 2.58 percent from 79,778,745 units in 1953. Overall production of passenger-car tires dropped 5.68 percent during the year. Drive Slow-Children Move Fast.

Akron

Berlin Canada Trade Gap Widens in 1954 Exports

Canadian exports to West Germany in 1954 reached 39.6 million dollars while German goods sent to Canada totaled 37.8 million. The Canadian exports rose 36.6 percent from 1953, marking a strong growth in cross border trade.

Canada Berlin West Germany

Jute crop rises in Karachi area on bigger acreage

Pakistan reports 1954 jute crop reaching 1.083 billion pounds across 1.15 million acres, up 8 percent in output and 51 percent in area from 1953. Flood damage reduced some yields in the season.

Karachi Pakistan

Drug use in U S rises from 1949 to today

The report notes prescription type drugs in the United States increased from 20 million pounds in 1949 to 66 million pounds today indicating a sharp rise in medical drug consumption across the country.

New York U. S

Dufford and Masson Elected to Walmo Lions Board

Jesse C. Dufford Jr. and James P. Masson were elected to the Walmo Lions club board at a Wednesday meeting at the Walmo Inn. Dufford will serve two years and Masson one year. Herbert P. Hecht of the American Automobile Fire Insurance Company spoke on home fire hazards and national fire losses. The club also planned a light bulb sales drive to fund future charity activities.

Jesse C. Dufford Jr James P. Masson Walmo Lions Club Walmo Inn Dufford Masson Herbert P. Hecht American Automobile Fire Insurance Company Pittsburgh Ning

Union Firemen Meet Tuesday June 7

Union township volunteer firemen will hold their regular monthly meeting Tuesday June 7 at 8 p.m. in the township fire hall, moved from the previously scheduled Thursday June 9.

Union Union Township

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Court House Patsy Caravella Mario Tuminello Taylor Anna J. Nixon John Thomas Nixon Ada McCullough John Cluse Edenburg Bert G. Coates Paul H. Roberts East ST. — New Castle Scotts Weed & Feed Mahoning Ave B.f.goodrich N. Mercer ST BMCC Libi Scout Roundtable Sylvania TV Greenberg Wilmington Thrift Thrift Plan Finance Corp Consumer Discount CO C. A. Anzio MGR Doulle Philco Public Johnson Bible Class Health Claims ISE Sewall’s OF New Wilmington
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