County Report Accidents and Crimes In Local Towns
Police reported a coal truck crashed off Pa. 551 in Little Beaver Township spilling coal on Carl Kuhn’s Enon Valley yard. A window was pried from Bill's Sandwich Shop in Shenango Township. A shed on Fording Street in Union Township was broken into and a lawn mower stolen from Larry Dill. William Nimmo was arrested on Pa. 60 for DUI. Burglary at Al Auto Body, 479 E Washington St, with items later found at a Walnut Street residence. Five windows broken at American Tool & Machine Co., 119 Butler Ave.
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Little Beaver Township
William 0. Creese
Ellwood City
Carl Kuhn
Enon Valley
Shenango Township
Bill
Washington St
Union Township
Fording Street
Larry Dill
Scott St
East Washington Street
al Auto
E. Washington St
Walnut Street
Butler Avenue
American Tool & Machine Co
Butler Ave
Paintings exhibition by Scott McGuire at Hoyt Institute
Calendar note lists Scott McGuire paintings on display daily 9 am to 4 pm with Sunday hours 2 to 4 pm and special events June 6 and 7 8 30 pm German for adults and 7 to 9 pm ballet exercises closed Mondays. West Side Community Action Center hosts craft classes June 6 from 6 to 8 pm for crocheting knitting quilting embroidery and other fancy work. Reunion meetings listed for January and June Classes of 1944 on June 6 at 7 30 pm and Elks Club involvement.
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Hoyt Institute
Scott McGuire
West Side Community Action Center
Elks Club
Garage Fire on Epworth Street Causes Electrical Fault
Firemen were called at 7.35 p.m. yesterday to a garage owned by Eugene Courson at 531 Epworth St. The blaze started in a wall and spread to the ceiling. Officials cited an electrical malfunction as the cause. Damage was estimated at 1200 dollars.
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Epworth Street
Eugene Courson
Epworth St
Five New Arrivals Reported From Local Hospitals
Birth notices list six newborns in area hospitals. At Jameson Memorial Hospital a son to Mr and Mrs William Woods of New Galilee RD 1, born June 4, with mother the former Corinne Batholomew. Francis Hospital notes a daughter to Mr and Mrs Thomas W Kirkwood of New Castle RD 4, June 4, mother the former Barbara Hinton. Lazar of Eighth Street West Pitt sburg welcomed a daughter June 4, mother the former Mary Moss. Out of town a son to Mr and Mrs Herbert Matthews III of Willowick Ohio born May 30, 1979 in University Hospital Cleveland, mother the former Carol Gunnerson. Dayton area: a son to Rev and Mrs Carl Baughman 4815 Powell Road Dayton Ohio born June 2, 1979, mother the former Karen Leslie of New Castle.
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William Woods
New Galilee RD 1
Woods
Corinne Batholomew
ST. Francis Hospital
Thomas W. Kirkwood
New Castle RD
Kirkwood
Barbara Hinton
Michael D. Lazar
Eighth Street
West Pittsburg
Lazar
Mary Moss
Herbert Matthews III
Acacia Drive
Willowick
Ohio
University Hospital
Cleveland
Matthews
Carol Gunnerson
Edinburg RD
Carl Baughman
Powell Road
Dayton
St. Elizabeth Medical Center
Baughman
Karen Leslie
New Castle
Building permits issued in New Castle and area
Build activity list shows Paul Baker and wife for a garage at 233 W Moody Ave and Nick DeRosa and others for a custard stand at 1102 1106 Croton Ave. Other permits include kitchens, single family dwellings, fences, and garages for multiple residents and firms. Town projects include heating for the New Castle Public Library at 102 N Mill St.
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Paul Baker
W. Moody
Nick DeRosa
Croton
Robert E. Jamison
E. Sheridan
Robert Bavick
Edgewood
Dennis R. Marburger
Edgewood Ave
New Castle Public Library
N- Mill St
Lloyd Clair Trover
E. Sutton St
Joseph A. Berg
E. Meyer Ave
Frank Collcer
E. Washington St
Herman Wallace
E. Long Ave
Gas shortages tighten supplies and spark tensions
United Press International reports the June gasoline squeeze will be about 9 percent tighter than last summer as hoarding, speculation, and disputes over fuel additives surface. The Lundberg Letter estimates deliveries from major oil companies at roughly 91.4 percent of last year's supply, with allocations tied to historical sales and expectations of tighter gas availability.
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United Press International
Lundberg Letter
Enon meeting moved and regional gas concerns loom
The Enon Valley Borough Council will meet at 7 pm in the borough building after an earlier postponement. Reports from Fairfax and Baltimore describe rising private gas storage demand and a push to ban such tanks as a safety measure amid fears of shortages. Maryland officials criticise spot market sales that keep gasoline from the market, while gasohol debates stir controversy over energy efficiency and grain use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enon Valley Borough
Fairfax
Board of Supervisors
Warren Cikins
Goldstein
Richmond
Jim Benson
Mo Campbell
Pennsylvania
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William Nimmo
RD 6
Nimmo
Hank Hartmann
S. Mill St
Imperial Rutt Scheirich
Wilmington Road
Wis
Piperclans
E. Washington
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Italy
E. Garfield
Robert E. Baskeyfield
Adams St
Walter Peak
Dewey Ave
Joseph J. Mancini
Warren
Enon
Baltimore
Richard Kirby
Henry Barnett
Michael
Kirby
Maryland
Louis Goldstein
WEW Castle Career Sales
Colt
Carl Martz
Sharon Mutualmaha Lite Insurance
United of Omobe
Equal Opportunity Companies
M F
Neshannock
Northside
Witizens Bank OF
Boston Rockers
Ieee
Merci
Cleas
Calif
Redwood
S & M Furniture
Cunningham Funeral Home