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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1962
Page
1
Ed Boyd is named chairman of the Lawrence County Child Evangelism Fellowship board. Woodson W. Collins remains vice chair with Mrs. Dale Curie as secretary and Addison Davis as treasurer. The group plans more classes, teachers, and enrollment, plus prayer funds and training. A July 22 to 24 summer missionary program will visit various areas.
Pa Newe wonders about a tall man near New Castle while painting in the city bounds. Utility crews dig along Washington Street as resurfacing nears. N Jefferson S84 to be repaved tomorrow. Children play in streets as officials discuss tickets and funding, with Ed Schaugheney and local entertainers lined up for an upcoming council event.
Police reported a blonde woman driver fled after a 6 p m crash at Walnut and Court streets. Her car ran a stop sign and struck Albert Mellott 21 and his passenger Mina Mellott 22. Mellott’s car spun and hit a pie. Mina was thrown clear but refused treatment.
Humbert A Fazzone of Cleveland a St Joseph High School graduate won an art scholarship. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Thomas P Fazzone and nephew of Dominick Minices and the H A Fazzones. His eight works earned three awards and one sketch was selected as Marianist Magazine cover by the University of Dayton.
Louis J Koch Jr died last week in Los Angeles and was buried Saturday at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale. He was an engineer for many years at Los Angeles County Hospital. He is survived by his wife Nethe B Koch a daughter Joant Share two sisters Louise Koch rude Koch and others. Former local residents note his family lived on Flay Street.
Westminster Callope’s Fortieth annual commencement honors New Wilmington students who earned Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Business Administration, and Bachelor of Music Education degrees. Several graduates completed January requirements. awards include cum laude and special honors for leadership and scholastic achievement.
President Kennedy welcomes astronaut Scott Carpenter to the White House and congratulates him on his recent mission. The meeting included family members and sorority affiliations as Carpenter travels from Langley Field to New York for a conference with Phi Mu and other groups.
In a mixed market report from New York and Washington, Jules Styne the ex producer and actress Margaret Brown are mentioned along with Rabbi Julia and a Labor Department index update. Prices fell by about one tenth of one percent in the week ending May, as stage productions like Gypsy Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Bells Are Ringing and High Button Shoes are noted.
An extremely small hearing aid using tiny energy and omni design has been perfected by a man who is hard of hearing for over a year. The device offers clear whispers and good reception. interested readers are asked to write BARING, P. O Rex BAL, York, Pa, for full information.
Dr. Stone becomes head of a ministerial unit and Rev. Colbert Jolley is named vice president while Major James Dobl and Rev Howard Rush are reelected. The meeting discussed lotteries and gambling and a June 17 sermon on the topic. A resolution on the numbers lottery was presented and signed by committee members.
Edwin Ayres, 61, of 217 Waldo Street, died today at 2:29 a.m. in New Castle Hospital after an illness. Born July 1, 1889, he was married for 25 years to Sara Hetrick. A machinist with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, he belonged to the local Machinists Union. Surviving are his wife, two brothers Ayres of New Castle and Francis Ayres of Santa Ana, Calif., and two sisters Mary Elizabeth Ayres and Mrs Roy (Hernetha) Donston of La Mirada, Calif. The body is at the Edward A. DeCarbo Funeral Home, S. Mill at EK Button streets, where services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. with Canon Ralph E. Horencamp of Trinity Episcopal Church officiating. Interment will be in Oak Park Cemetery.
Shenango High School will host a Wednesday evening meeting at 7:30 for junior and senior class parents to hear a final report on the After Prom Party held May 25. Chairmen Lou Colella will preside. Reports and books will be given to next year’s chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lindsey and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Potter, elected at the last general meeting.
The late Mrs. Bleaner M. Foust of 413 Court Street is survived by two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services are planned for 11 am at Leyie-Tan-Jnee Mortuary with interment at Castle View Burial Park. Friends may be received at the sanctuary today from 7 to 9 pm.
Lawrence County Photo Society invites members and guests to a Friday meeting to hear Claire Trussell present Here is Greece and view prize winning Greece images. Trussell holds a Gold Medal from the Photographic Society of America and is known for color photography. she is linked with multiple clubs and teaches for Dell Telephone.
Carte Vernon Carte, retiring manager of the New Castle Water Company, will receive a plaque from the Mayor's Safety Council tomorrow. He has been active since 1952 and long served as a judge of the safety poster contest. Mayor Herman P. Steinbrink will present the plaque at the council’s family night at 6 45 p.m. at Water Works. He retires July 1.
Evangelist Paul Hild continues his series with a special rally planned for Friday at 7 30 p m in First Pentecostal Church Pearson Street Ambler Pa Final services in the series will be held Thursday night and a deacon sermon in Phila is noted No precise dates or full wording available from the damaged text
Gratitude for spiritual growth filled Boston as The Mother Church held its annual meeting. Ralph B. Wagers was named president for the coming year, with emphasis on reliance on Spirit to solve human problems and healings cited, including anemia and cancer.
Event listing notes Calvary Independent Church hosts a 8 15 p m program and mentions a Thursday 7 30 p m Women s Missionary Fellowship with IRS while reference to Black Delanes at 1907 Delaware jase remains unclear and likely misread.
Mav W. Kitelle received the dev ree of Doctor of Surgical Chiropody at the Ohio College of Chiropody in Cleveland. Ritchie, son of Mr. and Mrs. David W. Ritchie Jr., is a New Castle High School and Pennsylvania State University graduate. He begins a year of internship in advanced foot surgery in Cleveland after serving as student council president and Kappa Tau Epsilon Psi fraternity leader.
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