Deaths of Ellenton and New Wilmington Leaders
Ellenton Florida Mrs Ralph Feree 65 formerly Gertrude Morgan of New Castle died at home after an illness. Survived by husband Ralph Feree son Ralph Jr Horace Morgan five grandchildren three great grandchildren and an aunt and uncle in New Castle. Burial in Florida planned. New Wilmington Rev Dr John C Lorimer 78 pastor Pulaski United Presbyterian died after brief illness in Jameson Memorial Hospital. Body sent to funeral home with arrangements to be announced tomorrow.
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Ellenton
Fla
Ralph Feree
Gertrude Morgan
New Castle
Horace Morgan
Florida
Ralph Jr
Wausau
Wis
New Wilmington
John C. Lorimer
N. Mercer St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Lorimer
Pulaski United Presbyterian Church
E. Gailey Sharp
Superior land firm to move drainage trench from road
Superior Land and Supply Co of East Brook Road will relocate a drainage trench away from the highway onto its own property this weekend after resolve with the state DOT. Michael J. Audin, company president, announced the plan amid concerns the trench on state right of way could funnel water into Hettenbaugh Run and weaken the highway structure. Russell Kawa, PennDOT county superintendent, had ordered the move by yesterday.
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Superior Land and Supply Co
East Brook Road
State Department of Transportation
Michael J. Audin
Russell Kawa
Penndot
Hettenbaugh Run
Tada Jameson Memorial Honors Three Newborns
To Mr and Mrs Leonard Perretti of 507 Waldo Street a son born June 3 Mrs Perretti is the former Clara Masone To Mr and Mrs Andrew Abell of 21 Gateway Road New Wilmington a daughter born June 3 Mrs Abell is the former Gwenith Elsey To Mr and Mrs Chester Carpenter of Slippery Rock Road 2 a daughter born June 3 Mrs Carpenter is the former Margaret Mason
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Leonard Perretti
Waldo St
Perretti
Clara Masone
Andrew Abell
Gateway Road
New Wilmington
Abell
Gwenith Elsey
Chester Carpenter
Slippery Rock RD 2
Youths to paint Moravia church in Dry Creek WV trip
Moravia United Presbyterian Church youths plan a bake sale proceeds trip to Dry Creek West Virginia to paint a church. The June 14 journey aims to learn about local poverty and help the Dry Creek congregation with painting during a week of study.
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Lawrence Village Plaza
Moravia
West Virginia
Local Bell workers in New Castle near strike vote
About 140 union members in the region have worked without a contract since May 12. They voted 4 to 1 to strike if negotiations fail. Talks resume Monday in Philadelphia. CWA may authorize a strike if needed. Results expected at the June 14 convention in Kansas City. Western Electric and Chesapeake and Potomac units serve as pattern setters this year.
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Federation of Telephone Workers of Pennsylvania
Bell Telephone
Bell
Philadelphia
The
Communication Workers
Grove City approves five acre land sale for Wesex Corp
Mercer The Grove City Area School Board approved the sale of five acres to Wesex Corp for 12500 dollars total. Judge Stranahan signed the order after a hearing on the district’s right to sell the property. Wesex will build a 12000 square foot office structure at about 400000 dollars and rent to the Midwestern Intermediate Unit IV for 52000 dollars annually, with occupation expected in September.
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Mercer
Grove City
Wesex Corp
Midwestern Intermediate Unit IV
John Q. Stranahan
West Middlesex
Renewal projects reviewed by City Council and Redevelopment Authority
City Council and the Redevelopment Authority met in a special session to review urban renewal projects. Falls St. faces inclusion under the Neighborhood Development Program due to no remaining federal funds. Site work on Neshannock Ave. in Central Area for a housing complex is planned within two weeks.
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City Redevelopment Authority
Eugene DeCaprio
Falls St
NDP
Central Area
Riverside
Long Ave
Hamilton St
West Side
Neshannock Ave
Neshannock Garage Burgled. Tools Stolen
State police report a break in in Neshannock Township between April 19 and Wednesday. About 110 dollars of goods were taken from the garage of Meryl F. Langdon at 7 E. Euclid Ave, including hammers chisels cement finishing tools two tires and three gallons of paint. Access was gained through the overhead door.
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Neshannock Township
Meryl F. Langdon
E. Euclid Ave
Two hit and run crashes damaged Oak Street cars
Police seek tips after two parked cars on Oak Street suffered 700 in damage when struck by a light colored Volkswagen. The rear impact on John Janacone’s 708 Oak Street followed by a second hit damaged Norman Fabian’s 703 Oak Street.
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Oak St
John Janacone
Norman Fabian
Man Issued Reckless Driving Citation After Sleepy Crash
Charles C. Lombardo, 47, of 919 Marshall Ave, was cited for reckless driving after his car struck a parked vehicle on E Washington St at 2 21 am today. Damage to both cars totaled about $1 000. Lombardo said he fell asleep at the wheel and crossed the center line, waking too late to avoid the wreck.
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Charles C. Lombardo
Marshall Ave
E. Washington St
Irene Macala
Lombardo
Girl Struck by Car on N Mercer St Injures Two
Martha Colyer 2 of 613 Forest St was treated and released at Jameson Memorial Hospital after a car struck her on N Mercer St at 5 52 p m. She suffered a forehead bruise and facial scrapes. The driver was described as a male in a red car. Becky Baldwin 17 of 712 Twin Oaks Dr received a forehead cut in a separate incident when a car’s braking caused her to hit the windshield. she was treated and released at Jameson Memorial Hospital.
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Martha Colyer
Forest St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
N. Mercer St
Becky Baldwin
Twin Oaks Drive
New Castle Jaycees Host Eighth Annual Charity Horse Show
The New Castle Jaycees open the eighth annual Charity Horse Show at Lawrence County Farm Show grounds with a 7 p.m. opening. Over 400 exhibitors will compete across Morgan Park Horses Arabians and other fine harness breeds. The three day event features 9 a.m. 12:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. performances today 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday with free parking and admission fees while concessions offer meals and snacks.
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New Castle
Obituary notices for Barbara Adler and Rev. Raymond Clancy
Mrs. Barbara Adler widow of Maj. Gen. Julius Ochs Adler died at 68 after a cerebral hemorrhage at her Fifth Ave. apartment in New York. She was a San Francisco native who married in 1922 and outlived her husband who died in 1955. In Detroit, the Rev. Raymond S. Clancy nicknamed The Labor Priest died after a long illness at 67, with his funeral mass scheduled at Sacred Heart Church in Roseville, concelebrated by Cardinal John Deardon.
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United Press International New York
UPI
Barbara Adler
New York Times
Julius Ochs Adler
New York Hospital
Adler
San Francisco
Fifth Ave
Barbara Stettheimer
Stanford University
Clancy
Cardinal John Deardon
Detroit
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
Roseville
Father Clancy
Mercy
Arson hits farm stand near New Bedford
Fire destroyed an Amish food stand on U S 422 near Old Route 422 in New Bedford. Firemen found a can of flammable liquid on the roof. investigation points to arson. The stand, built about three weeks ago, was run by Amish women selling baked goods and homegrown foods.
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New Bedford
Ohio Line
U.S. 422
State Supreme Court looming as highway firings spark action
Kawa predicts continued job actions after a state supreme court ruling on the states power to terminate highway workers. He notes the Labor Relations Board certified AFSCME as bargaining agent, while many fired workers have found new jobs and some may be rehired if the union wins. Local politics may screen candidates to curb union influence.
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State Supreme Court
Russell Kawa
State Labor Relations Board
American Federation of State
Kawa
PARC discusses Polk care and summer programs
PARC members debated care at Polk State School last night. Parents urged improvements while Polk staff, led by superintendent James McClelland, were praised. State Police Sgt Holoman explained child abuse procedures. Summer activities include Headstart starting June 21 at Lockley, Camp Cornplanter July 11, and Gaston Park Day Camp in July. PARC seeks youth volunteers. details at 7 S. Mill St.
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Polk State School
Pennsylvania Association For Retarded Children
PARC
Marjorie Mercer
Polk
Frances Rees
Marjorie Felder
Paul Verner
James McClelland
John R. Holoman
Lockley School
Camp Cornplanter
Warren
Gaston Park
S. Mill St
Ceramics pay talks resume at Shenango Ceramics
Informal talks continue between United Steelworkers Local 3125 and Shenango Ceramics over a wage dispute that led to maintenance staff taking a three day sickout. Harold Sheen says the union seeks incentive pay benefits for the department. About 43 employees took leave two weeks ago. Previously a small work-stoppage occurred over working conditions after an unsigned contract.
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Shenango Ceramics
Maintenance Department
Harold Sheen
United Steelworkers
Kulnis Convicted in Stop and Identify Case
Robert D. Kulnis of 1505 Pennsylvania Ave was not charged with drunken driving as reported yesterday. He was convicted Wednesday of failing to stop and identify himself at an accident scene and driving while under suspension.
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Robert D. Kulnis
Pennsylvania Ave
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ST. Francis
Lewis
New York
Joe E. Lewis
Roosevelt Hospital
Washington St
Neshannock Garage
Joseph Mirow
East Washington ST
Janacone
Robert T. Gorgacz
Cedar St
Kurt
Bailey Oil CO
Old Butler RD
Jaycee Show
Raymond S
Nationwide
Charles E. Williams
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co
Columbus, Ohio
Nadyne Gulhae
Fred Settle
Joseph Miron
Eleanore Thomas
Lawrence County
SONY
Digimatic Clock Radio
Bruce & Merrilees
Eel
State
Wilmington
Warner Photo Shop
Kerr
N. Mill St
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