Deaths of the day in Ellwood City and nearby towns
Obituaries list Maria Coccia Gentile Miller 73 of Ellwood City born Norcia Italy 1905 died June 4 1979 after illness at Ellwood City Hospital. Survived by two daughters and grandchildren. Mass at Mary Church with burial in St Agatha Cemetery. Also Regis Condron 58 of Rural Valley former New Castle resident died June 3 1979. service June 7 at Dayton church and burial at North Point Cemetery Indiana County. Ralph Jamison 79 of New Castle died June 4 1979 at Jameson Memorial Hospital. retired Baltimore and Ohio locomotive engineer survived by wife and children. service at Sherman Myers Home Friday. Mrs Onie Limrick Shaffer 77 of New Castle died June 4 1979. survived by two sons and several siblings. services at Funerals 208 N Jefferson St with burial at Oak Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Maria Coccia
Gentile Miller
Park Ave
Ellwood City Hospital
Norcia
Italy
Giovanni
Angela Casematta Coccia
United States
Golden Agers Club
Joseph Miller
Christina Gentile
Anthony
Adelaide) Feragonia
Adelaide Colacecchi
Dennis A. Feragonia
Friends
Contrucci
Rural Valley
Regis Aaron (Popeye) Condron
Kittanning
New Castle
Echo
Harry L
Inez M. Neal Condron
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Condron
United Methodist Church of Dayton
Dayton Volunteer Fire Company
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Mary Luella Neville
James A
Duquesne
William A
Larry P
Portland
Ore
Robert
Betty) Bish
Girard
Ohio
Naomi Schreckengost
Dayton
John
Nancy) Benson
Paul
Newport News
William S
Ford City
Naomi Zurney
Harold V Friends
Roy W. Carson
Main St
Ralph K. Jamison
N. Crawford Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Cherry Township
Butler County
Andrew C
Zelda Porter Jamison
Jamison
First United Brethren Church
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Ellen McElroy
Kenneth
Katherine Cox
Chicago
Vivian Thompson
New Wilmington
Jane Rudy
Alma Miller
Madge Perry
Essie Carson
Howard
Beaver Falls
Clair
Leonard
Sherman
Gene
Robert A. Myers
N. Jefferson St
Elwin Gee
Mount Hermon
Onie M. Limrick Shaffer
Harding St
Punxsutawney
Joseph L
Anna M. Bowers Limrick
Lisle J
Robert G. Jr
Isabell Beatty
Rossiter
Thelma Udell
Lexington
S.C
Helen Neal
Erie
June Farrell
Stump Creek
Phyllis Martyfeld
Betty Brillhart
Paul Limrick
William Limrick
Carl Limrick
Gipsy
Joseph Limrick
Floyd Limrick
Eric
Clifford Limrick
Glenn Campbell
Kenneth Limrick
Bradford
Emmy Jenkins
Jefferson St
Myles Bradley
Croton
Senate Buys Time On Movie Bid Transparency Bill
Lawmakers approved a bill ending blind bidding for film rights and requiring voting, while other measures moved but stalled. A separate Pennsylvania Athletic Code change would allow teens to box or wrestle with limited age and seniority rules. A certificate of need proposal to cap hospital expansion costs stalled in committee amid federal objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Cohen
Philadelphia
Friend
Edward Burns Jr
R-Bucks
Commonwealth
Paul Critchlow
Dick Thornburgh
Thornburgh
Senate
Senate Public Health and Welfare Committee
House
Louis Coppersmith
Dcambria
Laurel drill team asks school board for summer camp funds
Laurel drill team members urged the Laurel School Board to pay 78 each for a July camp in Indiana Pa. The request followed three years of funding and a May denial. Board president Bluehorn promised reconsideration at next Monday’s meeting amid other staffing grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Laurel School Board
Indiana
Kathy Kuczka
Donald
Bluehorn
John D. Ring
Death of Cathy Miller in Youngstown accident obituary
Cathy A Miller 26 of 344 Smithfield St died after injuries from a Sunday crash on Sampson Street. She left the road, hit a Waldmans Meat truck, and stopped on Emery Street per city police. Survived by father Clair Miller and three brothers, two sisters, and mother. Funeral arrangements at William F DeCarbo Funeral Home with service Wednesday. Also obituary for Florrie Davies, June 5 1979, with arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy A. Miller
Smithfield St
Sampson Street
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Youngstown
Miss Miller
Waldman’s
Emery Street
Franklin
Clair Miller
Dorothy Kessler Miller
St. Francis Hospital
New Castle
Richard
Ginger) Carmean
Willard
Ohio
Melvin
Jean) Courson
Pulaski
Donald
Clarion
Blaine
Carl
Montandon
William F
Roger M DeCarbo
Cunningham Ave
William F. DeCarbo
Vanuel Bloss
Lighthouse Pentecostal Church
Graceland Cemetery
City teen rider injured in Pittsburgh bike crash
Robert Bukowski, 13 Worthington Ave, remained in serious condition at Presbyterian Hospital after his motorbike collided with a pickup on East Sheridan Ave near North Mercer St. Passenger David Pszenny was treated and released. Bukowski faced citations for license issues as police investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bukowski
Worthington Ave
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Hospital
Bukowski
Presbyterian
Jameson Memorial Hospital
David Pszenny
Kenneth Ave
Jameson
East Sheridan Avenue
Frank Argiro
Argiro
North Mercer Street
New Castle budget face protests over lay offs and cuts
Groups protest lay offs as the New Castle Area School Board plans to approve a 10.59 million dollar budget. The New Castle Area Education Association and Lincoln-Garfield teachers petition to reinstate two dental hygienists and four gifted teachers laid off in May. Parents also protest loss of four gifted teachers under the CETA program. The district faces a 16 million dollar deficit, with a 95 mill tax levy up 15 mills, aiming to reduce the deficit by about a million next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Area School Board
New Castle Area Education Association
Lincoln-Garfield
University of Pittsburgh
NCAEA
Stanley Magusiak
Dale Yoho
New Castle
Larry DeBlasio
TWA says ad on halt fare coupons was a mis take
Trans World Airlines says a full page advertisement in Mondays New York Times promoting a halt fare coupon program was a mis take. The ad was prepared in case the airline felt it necessary to implement such a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Trans World Airlines
New York Times
TWA
Polio immunization campaign tamping down Amish outbreak in Lancaster
Lancaster County health officials pressed a three day immunization drive to reach 60 to 70 percent of the 340,000 residents amid an Amish centered polio outbreak. By day two, 86,533 residents had received the oral vaccine at 21 clinics. Final clinics were scheduled for Monday evening as authorities pursue mass coverage and curb further cases among the close knit Amish community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
UPI
Pennsylvania
Lancaster County
William Parkin
State Health Department
Bruce Reimer
Health Department
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Officials discuss poll on Beaver Valley Expressway toll road
State Representatives Ralph D Pratt and Thomas J Fee will join Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission members and staff, Beaver Valley Expressway Association delegates, and Gov. Thornburgh aide Mary Webber at a meeting reviewing Lawrence Mercer and Beaver counties poll results on completing the Beaver Valley Expressway as a toll road. Pratt aims to push funding amendments despite prior defeat and will seek action in the PennDOT Capital Budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph D Pratt
Neshannock
Thomas J. Fee
New Castle
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Beaver Valley
Beaver Valley Expressway Association
Mary Webber
Dick Thornburgh Pratt
Thornburgh
Turnpike Commission
Pratt
House of Representatives
Penndot
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maria C.G. Miller
Regis A. Condron
George Hall
North Point Cemetery
Indiana County
Mrs
Onie M. Shaffer
Mary Cross
Dagen
West Middlesex
FREE
Wilmington
North City Plaza
Bradford Ltd
Miss Florrie Davies
Florrie Davies
Sheridan Ave
DIAL
OMEGA
National Weather Service
New Orleans
Mississippi Valley
Boston
Cleveland
Dallas
Denver
Duluth
Houston
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
Phoenix
San Francisco
Seattle
St. Louis
Washington
Kathy Armbruster
Strauss New Castle
FTD
Anne
Florist
Wilmington Rd
Towne Mall
First Federal Plaza
Seamaster
J. N. Kerr
N. Mill ST
William G. Ibegan
Westgate Plaza
State Farm Life Insurance Company
Bloomington
Illinois
KODAK
Warner's Photo Shop
Kodak cD
BUTZ
Frorist
Mew Castle
Bost
Ton St
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