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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
18
New York reports a 1963 start with nearly 5.8 million workers covered by insured pension plans and a record 40 810 plans. About 5 260 new programs in 1962 covered 160 000 employees. reserves reached 21.6 billion. Over 2.1 million workers are under deposit administration plans, while 710 000 are in individual trusts. total insured coverage nears 5.8 million.
John A. Friday Jr was elected chairman of the board of Duquesne Brewing Company and will continue as president and chief executive officer. The change fills the vacancy caused by the death of L F Koenig on May 3.
J. Victor Herd, CEO of Continental Insurance, named as a new NYSE public governor recalls the 1930s push for public representation on the board. Public governors are elected by the board for one year terms and may serve three terms, with weekly meetings and policy sessions shaping exchange direction.
New York government survey predicts a fifth straight record year for the glass container industry in 1963 with volume rising about 3 percent. The Commerce Department forecast shows 176.9 million gross units valued at roughly 1.03 billion dollars compared with 171.8 million gross units worth about 1.0 billion last year. Victor L. Hall of the Glass Container Manufacturers Institute cites stronger demand for beverage and beer bottles and food containers as the main driver, with exports also contributing.
J. R. Frew, president of J. R. Frew Co., and Mrs. Frew depart for Copenhagen to join 100 architects and designers on a tour of Denmark Austria Scotland Switzerland and Germany to study art and architecture. Private homes and factories not open to public will be visited.
Mack W. Worden has been named assistant general manager at Oldsmobile in charge of marketing including advertising sales promotion and customer relations. He was previously assistant regional sales manager for Chevrolet in Kansas City.
Advertises independence through owning a Western Auto Associate Store. No retail experience required, training provided, and a $15 000 minimum investment. Guidance offered on building location. Contact AUTO SUPPLY Co in Butler, ae.
Delivery of the Bell Telephone Company directories begun today and due within a week. Local manager George Holtin said about 35,500 copies are mailed to customers in New Castle and Bessemer. The directory lists 29,700 alphabetical names and over 6,000 business listings across several towns.
The New York stock market started the day mixed as several issues moved in small steps. DuPont fell to 251 percent, Union Carbide slipped to 111 44, Eastman Kodak rose 7 to 1145s, and General Motors edged down while American Motors rose 4 to 19.4.
A dense snapshot of stock figures from ACF Industries to Swift & Company, listing percent changes and various company names such as American Airlines, General Motors, Coca Cola, Coca Cola, Colgate, DuPont, Ford, General Electric, IBM, Coca Cola, and many others. The column mixes many industrials, utilities, and energy firms with percentages indicating price movements. The exact figures are interleaved and partially garbled, but the overall piece presents a market tick.
The Scott Two supervisors approved a junk yard ordinance prepared by the planning commission setting a $25 license fee and requiring fencing or evergreen plantings around future junk yards. The board also discussed a potential trailer ordinance. In other business bids for road materials were awarded totaling about $9,800 for summer use. Vanport Stone Inc and Sedan Limestone won limestone contracts. Koppers Co received an oil contract at 23 cents a gallon for about 3,500 gallons. Russell Standard Corp won an asphalt bid at 14.94 cents per gallon, with City Asphalt and Paving of Youngstown offering 15.38 cents.
Rev. and Mrs. John Hattula and son Thomas of S Ray St plan a Western trip to Northern Michigan for graduation exercises at Northern Michigan University Marquette. Daughter Ilona graduates Sunday. They will visit Eldest daughter and family Mr and Mrs Robert Hill in L Anse Mich who recently announced birth of second son Michael John. The Hatttulas will return June 21 with Ilona and daughter Rachel who aided in the Hills home.
Sons of Columbus chair July 7 gathering with the National organization at West View Park Pittsburgh. Mrs. Jennie Rainey heads picnic committee with assistants Mrs. Guy Trepicone Mrs. Ernest Zampella and Mrs. Ralph Angino. Louis OKuzo hosts social hour as June 30 meeting set at St Marguerite MB Society Hall followed by a park program with St Marguerite Blue Coat Band.
In Lawrence County Court attorneys debated whether bridges on part of the state highway system fall under state or local control. Perry Township's lawyer argued the state must take over bridges when a road becomes state controlled, while Greensburg's attorney said the state cannot take over rural highway bridges. The suit by Anetakes claims injuries from a 1954 fall from a bridge near Camp Allegheny due to missing guard rails. Judge Henderson heard the arguments as to jurisdiction and authority under 1931 acts and later restrictions.
The Official Board of Madison venue Christian Church will assemble tomorrow at 8 p.m. following the weekly Bible Study session at 7 30 p.m. Members will discuss church affairs and upcoming activities.
The 1937 Club postpones its meeting set for Thursday at St Marguerite MB Society Hall due to a schedule conflict. A new date will be announced by club president Mrs Jennie Rainey.
The Christian Mothers group at St Margaret Church postpones the June 5 meeting to June 12 in the church hall. The Blue Cross Circle will meet January 11 at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Skoog’s home on W Clayton Street.
The Berean Bible Class of Madison Avenue Christian Church meets this evening at 8 o clock in the church social rooms. Following business, Mrs M Jones will chair the committee for the social period.
The Lucy Henderson Missionary Society of Moravia UP Church will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Raymond Collie on Cleland Mill Rd. rs. Ernest Benson will be associate hostess with Mrs. Paul Anderson to serve as program leader.
Obituaries list multiple residents with addresses and dates of death from June 2 to June 4 1963. Entries include Arnold John A age 14 at Big Run Street Edcoe A DeCarbo Funeral Home interment at St Mary Cemetery, Bodendorfer John age 79 Bell Avenue interment Castle View Burial Park, Book Milton P age 86 Winslow Avenue interment Oak Park Cemetery, Conti Mrs B A age 48 Hu ron Avenue service at Iliam F DeCarbo Funeral Home Little Beaver Cemetery, DeCarbo Mrs Rose age 75 Terrace Avenue service at St Vitus Church interment St Vitus Cemetery, Galliano Sam age 16 Cherry Street body at DeCarbo Funeral Home procession for St Lucy Church, Knowlson Mrs Edith Anne age 66 Enon Valley Road service at Enon Valley United Presbyterian Church Little Beaver Cemetery, Macom Carl age 77 Harlandsburg Unity Baptist Cemetery funeral details with McClelland Funeral Home, etc.
First Pentecostal Church Pear Island Epworth completes plans for a two week Daily Vacation Bible School from June 10 to 21. Classes run 9 am to noon for ages three to 16 with theme Wagons Ho On the Christian Trail. Registrations take place next Sunday during Sunday School and on opening day.
Ellwood City Christian Mothers cancel tonight's meeting and social. Members will attend church services and the Sacred Heart consecration at St. Agatha Church at 8 p.m. instead.
Staff Manager Fred Kelly and Mrs. Kelly and agent Joseph Gabriel with Mrs. Gabriel attend the Washington National Insurance Company eastern territorial sales conference in Asheville North Carolina through tomorrow. Addresses listed: 755 Addis Street for the Kellys and 522 Electric Street for the Gabriels.
The estate of James Mayberry of New Castle Lawrence County Pennsylvania has granted letters testamentary to Fred L. Mayberry Executor. Creditors must pay and claimants must present claims to Fred L. Mayberry at 201 Marshall Drive Erie PA or to attorney Charles Matthews Jr 14 Northants Street New Castle PA. Publication dates May 21 28 June 4.
Executors William T Ryan and Margaret Ryan Lutz announce settlement of the Margaret T Ryan estate of New Castle Lawrence County Pennsylvania. Creditors must present claims to the executors at 232 South Mill Street or 1609 Morris Street New Castle or to their attorneys Chambers O Neill Nicolls Ralph 620 25 Lawrence Savings and Trust Building New Castle. Publication May 21 28 and June 4.
Melvin S. Gregg late of New Bedford Pulaski Township Lawrence County Pa has been granted to the undersigned All persons having claims will present them and those indebted will pay promptly Ives E Guillerey New Bedford Pa and ay W Hazen Attorney 301 Johnson Bldg New Castle Pa News May 21 28 June 4
Articles of Amendment filed April 29 1963 change the corporate name from Beaver Valley Services Inc to Columbus Services of Beaver Valley Inc. The registered office is 1001 Sampson Street New Castle Lawrence County Pennsylvania with Alfred V Papa as attorney.
Ellwood City Area Joint School District invites sealed bids for general school supplies art and paper supplies due by 4 00 p m EDT June 10 1963. The board may accept any bid reject all or select a single item. Proposals also sought by Little Beaver Township Supervisors for highway materials with bids due June 15 1963 and require bonds 50 percent of contract.
New Castle Area Schools invites sealed bids for furniture and equipment for the new Highland Croton and Thaddeus Stevens Schools. Bids due 4:00 p.m. DST June 26 1963 at the Board Office 116 East Street New Castle PA. Bids may be rejected in whole or part. Jack R. Hildebrand Secretary Legal News June 4 11 18 1963.
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