Hoyt Center Exonerated by County Commissioners
The Hoyt Center was cleared of 1965 county taxes estimated at 279 dollars after commissioners Vitril and Houk confirmed deed transfer dates and land amounts to the Lawrence County Cultural Association in January 1965. They ordered an inventory of Civil Defense gear and approved a 7832 dollar area transportation grant while bids on a new accounting machine were rejected. A county sale of slate from a barn at County Park West is set for Monday at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt Center
Frank Vitril
William C. Houk
Lawrence County Cultural Association
Vitril
Burroughs Corp
Houk
County Park West
Economic Aid Grants Fund Local Anti Poverty Programs
The Economic Opportunity Council of Reading and Berks counties received a 508 270 federal grant plus 113 765 local and 121 016 of unused funds to support seven anti poverty programs. An agreement with John Blackson Associates for planning services covers four months starting May 1 with 4200 due July 31.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Economic Opportunity Council
Reading
John Blackson Associates
Blackson
Stephen Grennek
Grand jury urges larger infirmary and jail upgrades
The grand jury recommended a larger county home infirmary and floor tile replacement, shower remodeling, and a barber chair. They called for cleaning the jail day room rest room, extensive courthouse remodeling, more first floor office space, cleaning courtroom No 2, and an elevator between floors. The report also urged hiring a fire prevention firm to inspect archives and storage rooms. Winnipeg fur study notes 60 percent of Canada’s supply from trappers and 40 percent from domestic fur farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Winnipeg
Dominion
Eight defendants indicted by grand jury last week
The grand jury returned indictments against eight defendants and dismissed seven cases during two sessions. Indicted are Arthur Goslee for burglary conspiracy and receiving stolen goods. James A. Kirker Jr. for pointing a deadly weapon. Anthony DuMain for a firearm violation. Ronald Trott for drunken driving. James C. Jennings Jr. for driving while under suspension. Ferline Phillipps for abandoning refrigerators. Tony Carna Jr. for morals charges. Harold James for drunken driving. Several other individuals faced dismissed charges including Edward D. Wharry Charles Stewart Barbara Mills Jean Marie Butler W. H. Tillin Jr. and David Sokoloski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Goslee
New Castle
James A. Kirker Jr
Lawrence Ave
Anthony DuMain
Youngstown
Ronald Trott
Laurel Place
James C. Jennings Jr
Pittsburgh
Ferline Phillipps
Gartley Ave
Ellwood City
Tony Carna Jr
Edinburg
Harold James
E. Garfield St
Edward D. Wharry
Pulaski
Charles Stewart
Atlantic
Mahoningtown Merchants to Meet Wednesday Evening
The Mahoningtown Merchants Association will meet at 7 30 p m in the Peoples Bank of Lawrence County branch office at 312 Liberty Street. Leo B Feld, the president, will preside and a discussion of highways and district rehabilitation is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoningtown Merchants Association
Peoples Bank of
Lawrence County
Liberty St
Leo B. Feld
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John
Anthony Zambelli
Joseph Zambelli
N. Ceder St
New Castle Senior High School
New Penn Hotel
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N.Y
Anthony
Pennsylvania State University
Burroughs
The
National Cash Register Co
Legion
Post
American Legion
E. Long Ave
Thrifty Market
Washington Street
S. Mercer St
Bell Telephone
Mera Eye
Majestic
Washington
Rogers Bros
W. H. Tillin Jr
David Sokoloski
Beaver Falls
Charles Oczowski
Old Pittsburgh
Mahoningtown
N. Mill St
Eckerd
Westgo
Butler Avenue
Aou
Fashion
Navy
the International Silver Company
International Silver Company
H.h
Alloa
E. Washington St
Culligan
Portersville RD
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