Palmer reelected TB RD president at annual meeting
Michael C. Palmer was reelected president of the Lawrence County TB and RD Society at theElks Club meeting. Alec Samuels became first vice president and Harry E. Senheiser second vice president with J. Carl Miner as treasurer. The executive committee includes Mrs. Helen Craig John R. Russo and the Rev Mervin Schwab. The board elected two three year terms Richard J. Schinagl and Mrs. Jean Lyerson. The 1971 budget was approved at 25955 with scholarships planned for Slippery Rock and support for the Joint Development and Research Fund. An X ray schedule for Meals on Wheels volunteers was approved with free facility use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael C. Palmer
Lawrence County
TB and RD Society
Elks Club
Alec Samuels
Harry E. Senheiser
J. Carl Miner
Helen Craig
John R. Russo
Mervin Schwab
Richard J. Schinagl
U.S. Steel Corp
Ellwood City
Jean Lyerson
New Castle
Schwab
Palmer
Dena DeLorenzo
Lillian Davis
Pennsylvania
Poconos
Slippery Rock State College
State Office
W. L. Cosel
Salvation Army
Frances M. Sullivan
Grant St
Death Notices Appear Across Several Local Communities
Multiple obituaries detail deaths of residents from Mercer through Grove City and New Castle. Individuals include Harry Samuel Reynolds, 75, of Harlansburg Road. Laura M. Levy, 60, of Salem Ohio. Nicklos Petrocelle, 77, of AD 4. Charles H. Michael, 82, of 412 Young St. Natalie Mechling and Frank Pelino family members. Services set at local funeral homes with burial planned in Graceland, Union Cemetery, Crest View Memorial Park, and Oak Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Samuel Reynolds
Harlansburg Road
Mercer
George and
Carrie Smith Reynolds
Westminster College
Leal
Charlotte) Baldwin
Robert
Eleanor) Weber
New Castle
George
Agnes) Gilliland
New Wilmington
J. Wilson
Matilda) Carson
McKeesport
Lemuel J
Harlansburg
Arthur
Pittsburgh
Edwin J
Wampum
Howard H. Reynolds
Adams St
George Henderson
Second UP Church
Graceland Cemetery
Laura M. Levy
Benton Road
Salem
Ohio
Enon Valley
Joseph and
Estella Lambright Marshall
New Galilee
Ronald Levy
Clarence
Erma) Guy
East Rochester
Harold J. Marshall
Main St
Funeral Home
Union Cemetery
Grove City
Nicklos Petrocelle
Veterans Hospital
Butler
Foggia
Italy
Daniel
Lucille Petrocelle
Cooper- Bessemer Corp
Minnie Palmieri
John
West Palm Beach
Fla
Volant
Sam
Grace) Grego
Frank
Ruth DeGregory
Harry Como
Cunningham Funeral Home
Church of the Beloved Disciple
Ernest Daley
Crest View Memorial Park
Trinity Episcopal Church
Charles H. Michael
Young St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Ralph E. Havencamp
Mr. Michael
Millbrook
Willis J
Lulu Emery Michael
Castle Arms Motor Hotel
Michael
Barber's Union
Natalie Mechling
Lee
Carolyn) Beckman
Chino
Calif
Jay T
Gertrude) Jennings
Robert R
Southington
Conn
Celia) Gowell
Leo
Delmont
New Bedford
John A. Meehan Jr
Highland and
Lincoln Avenues
Oak Park Cemetery
Two men held for lotteries in city and state
City and state police arrested two men for numbers violations today, bringing to five the number of men arrested within the past week on related charges. John Natale, 61, of 19 E. Home St. was arrested this morning on Long Ave. and Fiorintto Monaco, 54, of 8 Smithfield St. was taken into custody at his home. Both were arraigned before District Justice Merle H. Hildebrand on charges of lotteries and traffic in lotteries and released on $500 cash bonds pending a hearing July 6 at 9 30 a.m. Hearings for the three other men will be held the same day. They are Steven Brincko of 4 Elmwood St., Carmen Deleone of 815 W. Washington St. and Louis Zeigler of 222 E. Falls St., all charged with pool selling, bookmaking, traffic in lotteries and lotteries. Each remains free on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Natale
E. Home St
Long Ave
Fiorintto Monaco
Smithfield St
Justice of the Peace
Merle H. Hildebrand
Steven Brincko
Elmwood St
Carmen Deleone
W. Washington St
Louis Zeigler
E. Falls St
Park receives preliminary approval for trailer park plan
Pulaski Township Planning Commission recommended to Pulaski supervisors the 70 acre Marr Road site rezoning from residential and agriculture to a neighborhood business district for a trailer park. John Zuzon led the proposal amid concerns about overcrowding local schools and an invite to school directors for a supervisors meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Pulaski Township
Kulnis Found Guilty In Drunken Driving Case
A Criminal Court jury found Robert B. Kulnis of 1505 Pennsylvania Ave guilty of drunken driving driving while suspended and failure to identify himself and render assistance after his truck struck a state policeman on E Washington St and he allegedly fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Kulnis
Pennsylvania Ave
Kulnis
Washington St
Youngster Swallows Pills at Ellwood City Hospital
Ronald Sankey, 242, of AD 2 was treated at Ellwood City General Hospital about 5:15 p.m. yesterday after swallowing about 10 tablets of an unknown medication. His stomach was pumped and he was discharged with no apparent ill effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ronald Sankey
Ellwood City General Hospital
William Sankey
St Francis Hospital Blood Bank Receives Three-Year Accreditation
The American Association of Blood Banks renewed accreditation for the St Francis Hospital Blood Bank for three years after inspection and evaluation. Dr Bernard Henry praised the staff for meeting high technical and administrative standards and emphasized patient safety and ongoing quality service. More than 1200 banks have been certified through this voluntary program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Hospital
American Association of Blood Banks
Blood Bank
Bernard Henry
Blood Banks Association
Henry
Missouri couple posts bond in burglary case
Wayne E. Palmer and Anne Jane, both from Joplin Missouri, were freed after posting $2,500 cash bonds each in Ellwood City. They face charges of burglary larceny and receiving stolen goods over a Tuesday incident at the Econo Wash Laundry on Lawrence Avenue. A Wednesday hearing before District Justice Wayne E. Shaffer is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne E. Palmer
Anne Jane
Joplin
Ellwood
District Justice of the Peace
Merle H. Hildebrand
Econowash
Lawrence Ave
Man Charged After Early Morning Hamilton Street Crash
Police charged 33 year old Brady B. Ross with reckless driving after his southbound car struck a parked vehicle on Hamilton Street at 2 50 a m. Ross of 4 E Euclid Avenue suffered forehead scrapes and cuts and was treated at St Francis Hospital before release. The parked car belonged to Judy A Richman of 1804 Hamilton Street. Total damage was about 650 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton St
Brady B. Ross
E. Euclid Ave
St. Francis Hospital
Judy A. Richman
Accidents Reported in Ellwood City Two Minor Crashes
Police charged 76 year old Lawrence M. Wilson after a lane change collision with Rausa Eckhart, 19, on Lawrence Ave at 9 a.m. A second rear end crash on Short St involved David Paglia, 18, who hit Mabel Newton, 71, as Paglia claimed she paused at a sign. Newton disputed Paglia’s account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Lawrence M. Wilson
Wampum RD
Lawrence Ave
Rausa L
Todd Ave
Mabel Newton
Glen Ave
Paglia
Two Car Burglaries Reported In City
Police investigate two car burglaries. Bill Barber of Edinburg RD 1 says his convertible in the Agway Petroleum lot on W Grant St was broken into over the weekend with items worth over 200 dollars stolen. Missing are a spare tire two fishing rods and reels tools and golf clubs. William Beighley of 409 Waldo St reports a break in on Home St at about 7 am with a window smashed and valuables taken including a ladies ring a man’s sweater and a fur coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Barber
Edinburg RD 1
Agway Petroleum Corp
William Beighley
Waldo St
Home St
Ministerial Association Plans Summer Programs in New Castle
The New Castle Ministerial Association held its June session at the City Rescue Mission with Dr. George Henderson as chair. Attendees noted resignations of Dr. Cuyler N. Ferguson and Rev. S. Allen Foster and discussed chaplaincy classes, summer service schedules, tutoring plans, film promotion, and the Evangelism program Key ’73 now involving 80 denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen Stone
New Castle
City
George Henderson
Cuyler N. Ferguson
Third UP Church
S. Allen Foster
Highland UP Church
Ferguson
Covenant UP Church
Erie
Foster
University of Edinburgh
Scotland
Arthur George
Bruce Brice
Jameson Memorial Hospital
George
Almira Home
Henderson
Almira
Carl Sacherich Jr
Lawrence County
School For Christian Living
First United Methodist Church
Decker Drive
F. Dickson Marshall
Center United Presbyterian Church
Slippery Rock
Billy Graham Association
Lloyd Garrett
Marshall
Garrett
Ministerial Association
Butler
Jesus Christ
Dr. Ferguson
Mission
Mini bike abandoned at Union Township home
State police report a mini bike left at a Union Township residence late Tuesday. The owner is unknown and no theft reports exist. The bike was dropped off around 11 45 p m and seen by Martha Gransi at 7 30 a m the next day as she observed from her kitchen window. She notified police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Township
Martha Gransi
RD 2
Births JAMESON MEMORIAL adds seven new lives this June
To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beshero of 2969 Melvin Drive a daughter born June 2. Mrs. Beshero is the former Gloria Habib. To Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Burchett of Scotland Lane RD 2 a daughter born June 2. Mrs. Burchett is the former Elaine Rank. To Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Christy of 621 Spruce St a son born June 2. Mrs. Christy is the former Rosemary Campoli. To Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Moore of 307 Pine St a son born June 3. Mrs. Moore is the former Florence Rice. To Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Wiley of Ellwood City RD 2 a son born June 3. Mrs. Wiley is the former Mary J. Cocchi. To Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson of RD 6 a son born June 2. Mrs. Thompson is the former Judy Maciode. To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ross of 407 W. Madison Ave a son born May 31. Mrs. Ross is the former Christine Zarilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pelino
Whitehill Drive
Chiara DiCicco
Warren
Ohio
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Pacentro
Italy
Silvester DiCicco
Christine Altobelli
New Castle
Adeline Dinello
Joseph
Leyde-Tanner Mortuary
Highland
Winter Avenues
Christian Assembly
Highland Ave
Harris S. McSkimming
Castle View Burial Park
Charles Beshero
Melvin Drive
Beshero
Gloria Habib
Robert L. Burchett
Scotland Lane
Burchett
Elaine Rank
Mark H. Christy
Spruce St
Christy
Rosemary Campoli
Frank L. Moore
Pine St
Moore
Florence Rice
Larry E. Wiley
Ellwood City RD
Wiley
Mary J. Cocchi
David Thompson
RD 6
Thompson
Judy Maciode
Joseph A. Ross
W. Madison Ave
Ross
Christine Zarilla
Two Scholarships Awarded for Slippery Rock Workshop
Frances M. Sullivan of Lawrence County Workshop representative under the Inter-Agency Planning Committee announced two scholarships to local applicants for the Slippery Rock State College Workshop on Drugs and Drug Abuse June 14 to 18. Miss Janice Wills and Miss Maureen Robinson will attend. each will earn one credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances M. Sullivan
Lawrence County Workshop
Inter-Agency Planning Committee
Slippery Rock State College
Lawrence County TB and RD Society
Janice Wills
Highland Ave
New Castle
Maureen Robinson
N. Mercer St
Joyce L. Murray
Two youths rob man near West Side School
Police seek two youths who robbed Milton McClafferty, 63, of wallet containing about $6 as he approached Charles McGrath Manor at 12 15 a m. A 16 or 17 year old male wearing a white sailor cap and maroon sweatshirt and a female accomplice fled after knocking him down. Officers Nocera and Hiler pursued the suspects behind the West Side School but lost them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton McClafferty
Washington St
Charles McGrath Manor
Fred Nocera
James Hiler
West Side
Temple Israel hosts installation of new officers and trustees
Regular Sabbath Services at 8 p m tomorrow at Temple Israel. Dr Iwan J Gruen will install the newly elected officers and trustees. Mr and Mrs Albert Perelman will host the social hour after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Israel
Iwan J. Gruen
Albert Perelman
Scoutmasters Tour Camp Agawam This Saturday
Scoutmasters and troop leaders will tour Camp Agawam Saturday at 9 30 a m. The Camp Leaders Know How program explains camp facilities and how to prepare for summer camp. Leaders will plan a schedule for boys patrols and troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Agawam
Shenango to hear Oesterling and Heinsohn at baccalaureate
Shenango High School will host Rev. Jack F. Heinsohn of Clen Moore UP Church and Sen. Donald Oesterling as featured speakers for the baccalaureate and commencement programs this weekend. Heinsohn speaks at 8 p.m. Sunday on Right On, followed by Oesterling at 8 p.m. Monday on Rights and Responsibilities. 125 seniors will graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack F. Heinsohn
Clen Moore
Donald 0. Oesterling
Butler
Shenango High School
Heinsohn
Erskine College
Erskine Theological Seminary
South Carolina
General Synod
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
New Castle
Grove City College
Oesterling
Butler High School
Capital University
Columbus
Ohio
Ellwood City man treated for dog bite
Ellwood City John S. Riley III, 28, of 605 Oak St., New Castle, was treated at Ellwood City General Hospital for a dog bite to the left leg. He was bitten yesterday afternoon on the Fourth St. property of the Ellwood Transit Co. and released after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
John S. Riley III
Oak St
New Castle
Ellwood City General Hospital
Fourth St
Ellwood Transit Co
Tifereth Israel Sabbath Services Schedule
The synagogue announces services led by Rabbi Alexander Gelberman with evening worship at 8 30 p m tomorrow and morning and evening services on Saturday at 8 a m and 8 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifereth Israel
Alexander Gelberman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tb-Rd
Harry S. Reynolds
St. Francis Blood Bank Accredited
Missouri
Man
E. Eugene Ankeny
Epworth United Methodist Church
Lawrence County Council
ST. Francis
P Lilll
Television Sales & Service
Clingensmith
E. Washington
Omega
Girard Perregaux Hamilton Tissot
Wyler Bulova
Jesse N. Kerr
N. Mill St
A&p
Film Ener A
Petey Tt
Wilmington Road
Shenango
Donald O. Oesterling
Services Stated
THE
Gabrielmann Agency
Lawrence Savings & Trust
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