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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1968
Page
3
A multi-entry obituary column details deaths across several towns. It notes Mary K. Zbegien of 120 W Ralph Ave and John Thompson Sr., both with extensive family survivors and funeral arrangements. Also listed are Ksawera Gosztyla, Michal Barbarowicz, Lloyd Kelly, Plumner Kelley, and others with church affiliations and funeral home services.
Mrs. Charles Henry is installed as president by former president Mrs. John Frew. New officers include Mrs. Arthur Thompson vice president, Mrs. Gary Musguire secretary, Mrs. James Anderson treasurer, and Mrs. Claire Boak historian. Delegates to the Lawrence County Council of PTAs are Mrs. James Cooper, Mrs. Hugh Forbes, and Mrs. Ben Hogue. Mrs. John Mallinak led devotions and Mrs. Chester Dean gave a book review. Meetings resume next fall.
Saturday night at Morgan's Wonder Boy Drive In Restaurant on Wilmington Road a car struck a sign and brick wall. At Jameson Memorial Hospital four youths Anthony Stoner Sam Flora Wayne Alexander and Raymond Yare all treated for injuries. Calvin Fisher also treated for head and ear injuries from a bicycle incident. Another youth John Hardesty remained in fair condition after a Friday bicycle fall.
Cadette Troop 328 received the First Class Patch at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Robert Wolanin at 511 E Winter Ave. The award reflects four challenges and six badges. Recipients included Sally Christy Debbie Frabotta Alice McCall Roberta Melltrot Beverly Moskovitz Kathy Papenhausen Peggy Spiker Becky Wilson Jane Ann Wolanin. A tea followed with mothers and guest Ernest Greiner. Mrs. William Rountree assisted with the program. Final plans were made for a sightseeing trip to New York City with Cadette Troop 311 of Neshannock Township accompanying.
Vacation Bible School at Trinity Lutheran Church 713 S Ray St runs June 10 to 21 from 9 to 11 30 with the theme Tell the Good News for children ages three to ninth grade Co directors are Mrs Robert Hanna and Mrs John Hattula Teachers include Mrs Paul Karki Mrs George Tervo Mrs Elmer Joki and others Trinity High School helpers assist morning films workbook lessons songs and crafts Daily treats are donated by members and a Bible School picnic is set for June 21 at 6 p.m. in Gaston Park.
Birth notices list several families from Ashley to Ellwood City with daughters and sons born June 1 to June 3 at Jameson Memorial and St Francis Hospitals. Separate item notes that federal mediators plan this week to resume talks aimed at settling a strike that has shut 15 major aluminum plants nationwide.
The Sunday school department at Park Gate Baptist Church recognized six graduating students. Darlene Evans from Practical Bible Training School in Binghamton New York Ronald Hockenberry Robert Pelloni Denis Szekelyhici Susan Tritt from Lincoln High School and Sharon Snyder from Riverside High School were celebrated. Archie Nagel Jr. as superintendent presented the awards.
Market steady in Pittsburgh with fair demand and ample supply. Egg undercurrent improves. ranges include A jumbo whites 42 to 46, A extra large whites 40 to 47, A large whites 37 to 43, mostly 37 to 40, A medium whites 30 to 34.
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller will address 350 plus Allegheny College graduates at commencement next Monday on the South Lawn of Bentley Hall with indoor arrangements in David Mead Field House if needed. Honorary doctor of laws will be conferred by President Lawrence Pelletier with Gov. Shafer presenting, following a weekend of reunions and events for alumni and families.
Police cited three riders for excessively loud mufflers after traffic stops this weekend. Kenneth P. Haney and Terry T. O’Neill, both 21, were stopped at E Washington Street and Croton Avenue at 2 05 p.m. today. Dale R. Brenner, 21, from RD 3 Pulaski Road, was cited yesterday at 12 50 a.m. at Wilmington and Moody avenues.
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