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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
13
Daily home delivery information for Ellwood City News lists deposit box location at 425 Warns Ave and contact numbers 654 6651 and Ellwood City Plaza 8 5842. Includes area service for New Castle and local circulation contacts for Albert Brower.
Arthur M Petro heads the local blood donor list in Ellwood City as he approaches two gallons donated to the Ellwood City Community Blood Bank. Petro of Local Union 2263 United Steelworkers, employed by Mathews Conveyor Co, leads a roster with one gold and five red stars indicating one gallon and five pints given.
Geneva College will award three honorary degrees at its commencement in Metheny Field House at 10 a.m. Tuesday. Judge Morgan S. Sohn receives honorary Doctor of Laws, Charles E. Hummel Doctor of Humane Letters, and William K. Metcalfe Doctor of Science. The event includes Barbara Ann Mouk receiving a scholarship from the Ellwood City Forge Co. for children of employees.
A fire started in an electrical control panel at the Anderson Asphalt Plant on U.S. 19 and damaged the building. Owner Robert A. Anderson estimated $5,000 in damage. Firemen from Zellenople, Portersville, and Marmany contained the blaze in 45 minutes. The plant is expected back in production Monday. five men are employed.
Wayne Township supervisors Tuesday night appointed a five member authority to start projects including a water system. Named were Cliff Bauder Harry Zeigler Harold Boots Jack Hergenrother and Arthur Taggart with terms from one to five years. The panel will expand water access beyond Ellwood City Water Co. service and regulate junkyards with five acre lots and five foot setback rules. Police Chief remains only McLaughlin after Sehnetsch Jr. resignation. Kegarise had resigned in May. Next meeting is July 3 at 7:30.
G C Denniston of 418 Hages Ave was honored this week by fellow Odd Fellows members. He served as lodge chaplain for many years and contributed to First Methodist Church as Sunday School teacher and in other roles. Plans for the Lawrence County LO0F Rebekah Lodge family basket picnic on June 12 at shelter 12 in Ewing Park were completed, with dinner at 6 p.m. Arthur Syphrit and Clark Ault on the picnic committee.
Ellwood City resident Claudina Fantone, 72, died at 11:30 p.m. in Ellwood City General Hospital after an illness. Born May 14, 1886 in Campobasso, Italy, she lived in Ellwood City since 1926 and was a member of Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church and Corona D Italia Lodge. Surviving are three sons Domenic, Mario, and Fred. two daughters Mel and Nilda. seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Samuel Teolis Funeral Home with a Requiem Mass scheduled at Purification Cemetery Saturday.
Nurses at Ellwood City learned about care of heart disease patients in a Calvin UP Church seminar yesterday. Dr. Joan Marshall discussed strokes and heart attacks and their psychological effects. Dr. William Ford narrated heart surgery history and presented a related film. The event covered drugs, nursing methods for acutely ill cardiac patients, and the role of the Lawrence County Heart Committee.
Ellwood City hospital administrator Miss Mabel A. Barron was re appointed chairman of the State Hospital Auxiliaries of Pennsylvania a post she has held for over five years The appointment came at a Middle Atlantic Hospital Association meeting in Atlantic City She will act as liaison between the Hospital Association of Pennsylvania and the Council of Hospital Auxiliaries helping to plan programs for both state and local levels She will assist at the fall auxiliary workshop at Pennsylvania State University and advise at seminars across the state
PITTSBURGH UPD Egg market steady with ample offerings. demand slow to fair for large and medium, good for jumbos. Jumbo whites 45-49, extra large whites 42-46, large whites 37-44, mostly 32-41, medium whites 33-38, mostly 35-36, B large whites 35-37. Also note: FEW 4009'S New York segment reports eight major leaguers batting .400 or better since 1900.
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