Seniors awarded at Neshannock High School program
Neshannock High School honored 39 seniors bound for colleges and universities, three headed for junior colleges, two to the Naval Academy, two to technical schools, two joining armed services, one entering nursing, and eight tentatively accepted at universities. Numerous awards honored students across DR, drama, business, language, student council, athletics and college scholarships.
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Neshannock High School
United States Naval Academy
Armed Services
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jane Bannister
New Castle
Linda Reese
Neshannock Boosters’ Club
Richard Knight
Edward Lewis
Thomas Moore
William Brewer
Robert Shaw
John Sant
Bruce Jones
Neshannock Dramatics
Jane Bamzister
Lynne Hamilton
Dee Ann Natale
Joy Sherer
Jack Spencer
Thomas Wettlaufer
Herbert Mann
George Wharry
Karen Berg
Cheryle Campbell
Vincent Digiorgi
Sanford Kulkin
Thomas P. Smathers
Linda McConnell
Business
Carolyn Gurgacz
Judith Lorenz
Linda Reynolds
Belle Brummer
Betty Crocker
Marion Nord
Connie Leonhardt
Marylou Moore
Joan Hageson
Kermit Barker
Susanne Cutler
Karen Gettings
Chris McGrew
Mary Rosenberger
Sue Cushman
Joan Hagenson
Peter Norris
Neshannock
Germany
Drexel Institute of Technology
Shenango School Menu Next Week
The Shenango School menu lists Tuesday hot meatball sandwich with buttered corn potato chips fruit jello and milk plus Wednesday pizza with unlimited slices, fruit and milk.
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Shenango
Former St. Paul Pastor Alfred M. Stump Dies at 101
Funeral services for Rev. Alfred Milton Stump, longtime St. Paul Lutheran Church pastor, were held in Hamilton Ohio. Born December 23, 1884 in Berks County Pa, he led New Castle church from 1925 to 1944 and was a retired pastor in the Lutheran Church in America. He is survived by his wife Anna Burkhart Stump and two sons Alfred M. Jr. and Rev. John P.
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Alfred Milton Stump
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Hamilton
Rose Hill
New Castle
Western
Pennsylvania - West Virginia Synod
Lutheran Church In America
Berks County
Keystone State Normal School
Thiel College
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Washingtonville
Easton
Red Hill
Lutheran Inner Mission Society
Pittsburgh
Stump
Anna P. Burkhart Stump
Alfred M. Jr
John P
Eugene Hill's Brother Dead in California Move
Eugene V. Hill of 17 Walter St. reports the death of his brother Robert B. Hill Jr. of Canoga Park California born 1899 long time New Castle resident until 1920 later Detroit then Canoga Park Services were held today in Los Angeles Survivors include three daughters six grandchildren a sister and two brothers with ties to New Castle and Detroit
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Euggene V. Hill
Walter St
Robert B. Hill Jr
Canoga Park
Calif
New Castle
Detroit
Sherman Way
Robert B. Hill Sr
Shirley Moore
Betty Sipots
Marcia Woods
Martha Hill Pitzer
Albert E. Ofoe
Joseph
New Case
Los Angeles
Three Boys Ordered To Explain Fight Before Juvenile Officer
Three boys from Galbreath Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue were ordered to appear before Lt. Del Weis, city juvenile officer, at 9 a.m. Thursday to explain a reported gang fight. Police noted two boys carried machetes but reported no injuries.
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del Weis
Galbreath Ave
Pennsylvania Ave
Youth victim struck by crow bar in scuffle at New Castle
Manuel Hatze, 18, of 372 East Washington Street, suffered a scalp laceration and possible skull fracture when struck by a crow bar early today. He was treated and released from New Castle Hospital. A police report says Hatze was involved in a scuffle with two others. police expect him to file information against them.
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Manuel Hatze
Washington St
New Castle Hospital
Hatze
Haize
Memorial Day Service at Colonel Charles Young Post 528
Colonel Charles Young Post 528 held Memorial Day services downtown and at the post home. Howard Taylor offered the invocation and Frank Bailey delivered a brief address about Col. Charles Young who died in the nation’s service. Thirty seconds of silence honored the dead. Hershel Clark is the post commander.
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Charles Young
Howard Taylor
Frank Bailey
Col
Hershel Clark
Extreme temperatures span nation from 29 to 103 degrees
New York officials reported the lowest temperature for the morning as 29 degrees at Redmond Oregon while the Sunday high reached 103 degrees at Presidio Texas according to the U.S. Weather Bureau.
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New York
UPI
U.S. Weather Bureau
Alaska
Hawaii
Redmond
Ore
Presidio
Tex
Hospitals note list of admissions and discharges
A hospital notes page lists admitted individuals from multiple townships and streets including Nancy J. Hall Portersvill RD 1 and Paul Sheaff Valaut RD 2. It also records numerous discharges such as Gregory Witkowski New Wilmington RD 2 and Kathleen Cox 208 S. Wayne St.
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Nancy J. Hall
Portersvill RD
Gregory Witkowski
New Wilmington
Kathleen Cox
S. Wayne St
Jameson Memorial Hospital Births Prompt Local Notices
Jameson Memorial Hospital records multiple births including a son for Mr. and Mrs. Larrie M. Robinson RD 7 on June 1 and sons for Clark Robertson Volant June 2 John Panella 408 Park Ave June 2 Max Ludwig Maitland Lane RD 3 and William Thomas 103 N Walnut St June 2 New Castle Hospital lists a son for Joseph L Giangiulio 1511 Huron Ave June 1 and a daughter for Conrad Palumbo 1104 Delaware Ave June 2.
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Grace Blumenshine
S. Walnut St
Fern Cummings
Paul Sheaff
Valaut
Anna Lapinsky
Emerson T. Goodhart
Wabash Ave
Florence Allen
McCleary Ave
Raymond E. Taylor
Delaware Ave
Harry G. Patrick
Rebecc Way
Ann S. Levin
I Meyer Ave
James Turk
Valley Rd
Hilda M. Jones
E. ‘North St
Michael M. Grata
Deliaware
David Ammons
Washington St
James R. Brown
Fairfield Ave
William Bowen
E. Fairmont
Helen Wimner
Volant
Robert R. Robinson
W. State St
Dorothy E. Pegnato
Belmont Ave
Bessie McClure
N. Jefferson St
Robert Johnston
Huron Ave
Judith Hoover
Eddy St
Guy M. McCrumb, Jr
Park St
New Wilmington
Carl C. Davidson
Park Ave
Ellwood City
Domenick R. Castrucci
Warren Ave
Retta Miller
E. Washington St
Bess Campbell
E. ‘Sheridan Ave
Mary Louise Davis
John
Irene Radkowski
Hiram Way
Clara Durham
W. North St
Bruce R. Frazer
North Darby Rd
Sharon
Frederick J. Gilliland
S. Mercer St
Loretta Marinelli
Leasure Ave
Jo Anne Lowash
Andrews Trace
Margaret C. Rogers
N. Mercer St
Margaret A. Willey
Ell
Wood City
Wayne Heckathorn
State Rd
Mary Ann Walczak
Addis St
Edna L. Duffee
Pulaski Rd
Florence Aromatorio
Savannah Rd
Rosebud Mahone
Elm St
Mae Johnston
North St
Pittsburgh
Frank E. Eckles
Marshall Ave
Nancy R. Shaffer
Bessemer
Muriel Hasely
Elizabeth Krepps
Ruth L. Watson
Alborn
Elmer R. Byler
Raymond G. McCartney
Hillscrest Ave
Fay G. Cowan
College Hill
Apts
Beaver Falls
Esther J. Whittaker
Grenway
Mary Jenkins
Laurel Blvd
Mary V. Rhodabaugh
Hazelcroft
Ida McFarland
New
Max E. Ludwig
Maitland Lane
William Thomas
Walnut St
New Castle Hospital
Joseph L. Giangiulio
Conrad Palumbo
Ex-Art Supervisor Emilie Dewhirst's Husband Dies in Florida
Mrs. Emilie Salomon Dewhirst of New Castle reports the death May 30 of her husband Fred Dewhirst in St. Petersburg Florida after a long illness. The former New Brighton resident had lived in Florida since 1954 after retirement. Cremation occurred in Florida with survivors including nieces and nephews in New Brighton.
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Frank Burton
Euclid Ave
Fred Dewhirst
St. Petersburg
Fla
Emilie Salomon Dewhirst
New Castle
Ellwood Stitsberry Dies in Florida
Obituary notice reports Ellwood Stitsberry of Keystone Florida former New Castle resident died Friday after an illness. Born in New Castle he worked many years with Bell Telephone Co. His first wife Patty Stilsberry preceded him. he is survived by his second wife Nettie.
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Ellwood Stitsberry
Keystone
Fla
New Castle
Stitsberry
Florida
Bell Telephone Co
Patty Stilsberry
Nettie
NeCaHi 1948 Class Reunion Planned for June 29
The New Castle High School class of 1948 will hold a reunion June 29 at the Eagles Club. Reservations must be made with Mrs. Barbara Trumble of 1707 Hart Street by June 28, and no reservations will be accepted at the door. Lois Locke is co chairwoman.
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New Castle High School
Eagles Club
Barbara Trumble
Hart St
Lois Locke
Traffic Toll Hits New High Over Memorial Day Holiday
United Press International reports 524 traffic fatalities over the Memorial Day weekend, a new record for summer holidays. The 102 hour period to conclude Sunday added to 784 total deaths, with 121 drownings and 15 boating deaths. California led states with 63 deaths, while Rhode Island and South Dakota had none. The National Safety Council noted more cars on highways than expected.
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United Press International
UPI
Rhode Island
South Dakota
California
New York State
Texas
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Tennessee
National Safety Council
Lake claims life of city youth
John Arnold, a city youth born June 17 1948 in New Castle, drowned near Arnold cottage by the lake after his clothes were found on the shore. State police were alerted at 11 05 p m and Trooper Ball investigated. funeral arrangements will be announced. He is survived by his parents James and Veronica Arnold, two brothers and four sisters.
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Arnold
Ball
John
Duck Run
Wayne Twpo
Ellwood City
New Castle
James
Veronica Young Arnold
James Ronald
Richard Allen Arnold
Sandra Dawn
Susan Marie
Charleen Rose
Carol Lynn Arnold
Edward A. DeCarbo
S. Mill St
Free miniature hearing aid model offered to the hard of hearing
A Washington advertisement offers a true life non operating model of the smallest Motorola- Dahlberg hearing aid as a free in home wear item. The unit weighs under one third of an ounce and sits at ear level with no wires. Supplies are limited and readers are urged to write Buchanan Hearing Aid Co. Room 417 Wyatt Building 777 14th Street NW Washington DC.
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Washington, D. C
Buchanan Hearing Aid Co
Dept
Wyatt Bldg
14Th Street
N.W
Ncp
Washington, D.C
Deaths Of The Day Directory Of Funeral Notices
A daily funeral directory lists forthcoming services showing the place of interment funeral director and calling hours for reader convenience. The notice page provides structured details for many local funerals.
Winterbottom Rites Tomorrow Morning
A Requiem High Mass for Edward T. Winterbottom 76 will be sung at 10 a.m. tomorrow at St. Mary Church, with interment in St. Mary Cemetery. Friends were received yesterday and will be today at McGonigle Funeral Home, N. Beav er and W. Falls streets, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Edward T. Winterbottom
Jameson Memorial Hospital
St. Mary Church
McGonigle Funeral Home
N. Bea- Ver
W. Falls Streets
Frederick A Anderson dies after long illness at 61
Frederick A Anderson 61 of Mercer Road died in Sharon General Hospital at 5:40 a.m. after an extended illness. Born June 5 1901 in New Bedford he worked 40 years at Sharon Steel Corp. He married Frieda Blake in 1937 and is survived by four sons two daughters a brother two sisters and 20 grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow at Sharp Funeral Home New Wilmington. interment Fair Oaks Cemetery. Friends may call 7-9 p.m. today.
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Frederick A. Anderson
Mercer RD 1
Sharon Neral Hospital
New Bedford
Thomas E
Anna Sayer Anderson
West Middlesex UP Church
Sharon Steel Corp
Anderson
Frieda Blake
Edward G
Sharon
John W
Volant
Fred-rick A. Jr
Howard W
West Middlesex
Meredith Wanda) Tompkins
Mary E
William Anderson
Hattiesburg
Albert
Mable) Powell
Eastbrook
Woodrow
Hazel) Cole
Wheatland
John
Mary Holtz
Sharp Funeral Home
New Wilmington
John Symons
Fair Oaks
Mrs Rose DeCerbo Dead At Age 75
Mrs Rose DeCerbo 75 of 30 W Grace Ave died at New Castle Hospital after a short illness. Born December 22 1887 in ta Lat ina Casserta Italy she was married to Nick DeCerbo who died October 7 1951. Survivors include four children two siblings and many grandchildren. Funeral services will be at Edward A DeCarbo Funeral Home and St Vitus Church with interment in St Vitus Cemetery.
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Rose DeCerbo
Victoria Clavelli
Lisa Paglia
Edward A. DeCarbo
Mill St
Sutton
Wednes Church
Joseph Fabbri
St. Vitus Cemetery
Sister Survives Accident Victim Spouse Obituary
The late Mrs. William A. Smith of Yuma Arizona is survived by another sister Mrs. Jennie Byers. The name was not provided by the family in an obituary originally published.
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William A. Smith
Yuma, Ariz
Jennie Byers
Mrs Sager Dies In Grove City
Alvina B. Sager, 84, of 10 W Main St Grove City, died at Bashline Hospital at 1:30 a.m. She was born June 13, 1878 in Pine Township Mercer County, daughter of Hiram and Elizabeth Edwards Vinton. She married Charles D. Sager in 1900. he died in 1937. She belonged to Plain Grove UP Church. Surviving is a daughter Helen.
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Alvina B. Sager
Main St
Grove City
Bashline Hospital
Washington Twp
Lawrence County
Pine Twp
Mercer County
Hiram
Elizabeth Edwards Vinton
Charles D. Sager
Grove City Resident Sager Dies. Services Scheduled
Sager of Grove City aged family counts Milo Vinton, four brothers, three granddaughters and seven great grandchildren. Friends will be received at H. Glenn Cunningham Funeral Home Grove City tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral Wednesday at 3 30 p.m. with Rev David Turnmire officiating. Interment in Plain Grove UP Cemetery.
Carl Macom Dies at 77 in Harlandsburg
Carl Macom 77 of AD 4 died after a two week illness in Jameson Memorial Hospital. Born May 24, 1886 in Scot Two, he was son of Henry and Martha Hunt Macom. He married Bertha Miller Macom in 1930 and leaves daughter Shirley Neff of Northville New Jersey and two grandchildren. He worked for the State Highway Dept and Sharon Steel Corp and was a member of Second UP Church. Services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at McClelland Funeral Home with Rev. George W. Henderson officiating, burial in Unity Baptist Cemetery. Friends may call 7-9 p.m. today and 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. tomorrow.
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Carl Macom
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Scot Two
Henry
Martha Hunt Macom
Bertha Miller Macom
John
Shirley) Neff
Northville
N.J
Macom
State Highway Dept
Sharon Steel Corp
Second UP Church
Carrie Double
New Casltle
Orville Macom
RD 4
McClelland Funeral
Harlansburg
George W. Henderson
Unity Baptist
Elsie J. Brown 76 Taken by Death in Blairsville Area
Els ie J Brown 76 of Slippery Rock RD 3 died in Blairsville Pa yesterday after a lingering illness Born June 9 1886 in Mercer Township Butler County she was the widow of Warren L Brown Survived by husband ten children three brothers three sisters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren Services set for Wednesday at 2 pm with Dr Gordon Boak at the homegoing grove city and interment in Prairie Cemetery Harrisville Local visitation announced for today 7 to 9 pm and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm
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Elsie Jane Brown
Slippery Rock
Blairsville
Mercer Twp
Butler County
William
Elizabeth B. Sayner Bovard
Warren L. Brown
East Main UP Church
Grove City
King’s Daughter
Edna Cross
Edith France
Melrose
Fla
Dorothy Sanderson
Harry J. Brown
Norfolk
Floyd
Roy Bovard
New Castle
Olive Borell
West Sunbury
Alma Fenton
Glendale
Calif
Edna Gilpin
H. Glenn Cunningham
Gordon Boak
Prairie Cemetery
Harrisville
Boston University to award posthumous master's degree
Boston University will award a posthumous master's degree to Beverly Samans at spring commencement in Boston. The 26 year old from Beckley Virginia was stabbed to death May 8 and her bound body found in a Cambridge apartment. the murder remains unsolved.
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Boston
UPI
Boston University
Beverly Samans
School of Education
Miss Samans
Beckley
Cambridge
Officials Tour Limestone Caves Open House
Federal and area officials toured abandoned limestone caves in Wampum recently converted into storage space for supplies by the U. S. Government. The General Services Administration will use about 250000 square feet and pay 147000 dollars annually for ten years to the Wampum Mine Storage Co.
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Wampum
U. S
Washington
Beaver County
General Service Administration
Wampum Mine Storage Co
College Grads Hear Rev. McGill at Westminster College
Westminster College graduates heard Rev. Willis A. McGill of the United Presbyterian Church in Egypt urge men to be perceptive responsible and deeply committed to Christ. He drew on Peter and John to illustrate post resurrection clarity and duty as 1,500 plus attendees listened to the service.
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New Wilmington
Westminster College
Willis A. McGill
United Presbyterian Church
Egypt
Rev. McGill
Peter
John
Christ
Jesus
Will W. Orr
United States
H. Burt Plummer
Beaver Falls
Charles F. Saylor
Earthquake Shakes Bogota Without Immediate Damage
A strong quake struck Bogota at 6 30 a m local time injuring no one reported and authorities said there was no immediate damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
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