Sylvia Leopardo 81 of Beaver Falls dies after illness
Sylvia Leopardo a Beaver Falls resident died June 4 1992 at Presbyterian University Hospital Pittsburgh after a three week illness. She was born December 17 1910 in Falls Creek to Emilio and Maria Fusco Massa. Survived by husband Joseph R Leopardo a son John E of Ellwood City two daughters Patty Skvarla and Mary Ann Perry both of Ellwood City a daughter in law Phyllis Palagallo of Wampum four brothers Anthony West Mayfield Manford Vienna VA Vincent Chippewa Rudolph Beaver Falls and 14 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Visitation 7-9 pm Friday and 2-4 and 7-9 pm Saturday at Campbell Funeral Home Chippewa vigil Sunday 8 pm Mass Monday 10 am at Christ the Divine Teacher Church. Entombment Beaver Falls Mausoleum. Memorials to Beaver Valley Heart Fund.
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Sylvia M. Leopardo
Oakeville Road
Beaver Falls
Presbyterian University Hospital
Pittsburgh
Falls Creek
Emilio
Maria Liveria Fusco Massa
Leopardo
Christ the Divine Teacher Church
Joseph R. Leoardo
John E
Ellwood City
William
Patty) Skvar
Henry
John
Frank
Samuel
Minnie Fusco
Josephine Houk
Diane Lorraine Perry
Campbell Funeral Home
Chippewa
Harry R. Langs
Beaver Falls Mausoleum
Beaver Valley
The
American Heart Fund
Marshall Funeral Home Inc
Westcott Sr. 90 Dies After Illness in St Francis Hospital
Calvin W Westcott Sr 90 of Harbor Road died at 3 11 pm June 4 1992 in St Francis Hospital after a lengthy illness He was born August 29 1901 in Traverse City Michigan son of Clarence and Ethyl Mae Young Westcott He married Maxine G Glenn June 24 1940 Survived by wife son Clarence W Westcott York Pa 13 grandchildren and several great grandchildren He was preceded by a brother two sisters two sons a granddaughter and a daughter Visitation 6 9 pm today Noga Funeral Home services 11 am Saturday Elder Lee White will officiate Burial Graceland Cemetery
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Calvin W. Westcott Sr
Harbor Road
St. Francis Hospital
Travers City
Mich
Clarence
Ethyl Mae Young Westcott
Maxine G. Glenn
Westcott
Keystone Co
Youngstown
Francis Ford Car
New Castle
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Clarence W. Westcott
York
Roy Westcott
Ada Boynton
Flora Davis
Russell
Calvin Westcott Jr
Sharon Marie Jones
Mary Louise Ayers
Noga
S. Mill St
Two Slippery Rock women remembered in obituaries
Kelsie Morris Huntington 74 of 338 E Water St Slippery Rock died June 4 1992 at Hillcrest Nursing Center Grove City after a long illness She owned a service station and convenience store in Brady Township and was active with All Saints Lutheran Church and Slippery Rock American Legion Ladies Auxiliary Services set for 1 30 p.m. Monday at Smith Funeral Home Burial in Prairie Cemetery Harrisville Also remembered Mary Schotsch 85 formerly of Park Drive Wampum died June 4 1992 at Bridgewater Home Virginia Born Feb 28 1907 to Michael and Mary Kaiser Bender she was survived by two sons a daughter a sister and many grandchildren and great grandchildren Visitation Sunday at Marshall Funeral Home Wampum with funeral services at 2 p.m. at Marshall's Burial in Clinton Cemetery Donations suggested to Bridgewater Home.
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Kelsie Morris Huntington
E. Water St
Slippery Rock
Hillcrest Nursing Center
Grove City
Camden-on-Gauley
W.va
Charles Dexter
Alice Rebecca Lee Jones
Earl Morris
Floyd Huntington
Huntington
Slippery Rock American Legion Ladies Auxiliary
J. Howard Jones
C. Russell Jones
William Roy Jones
Doy Martin Jones
West Virginia
Gracie May Jones
Akron
Smith Funeral Home
Funeral Home
Prairie Cemetery
Harrisville
Mary Schotsch
Park Drive
Wampum
Bridgewater Home
Bridgewater
Lossler
Transylvania
Michael
Mary Kaiser Bender
John Schotsch
Schotsch
Wampum RD
Martin Schotsch
Bender
New Castle
Henry
John Bender
Florida
Michael Schotsch
Marshall Funeral Home
Marshall’s
Dennis Cornelius
Wampum United Methodist Church
Clinton Cemetery
Obituary notices for Pitzer and Ryan dated June 1992
Walter L. Pitzer 77 of Volant RD 3 Wilmington Township died June 5 1992 in St Francis Hospital after illness He was an Army WW II veteran retired from Wheatland Tube Co and survived by his wife Ethel Uber two sons Wayne and Jerry and two sisters Dorothy Moore and Ruth Riggins Jessie McNeish and John Pitzer mentioned for Pitzer and Ryan two siblings and a son John along with daughter Virginia Anderson of California Funeral and burial details pending at local funeral homes and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Pitzer
Volant RD
Wilmington Township
St. Francis Hospital
Mahoningtown
Thomas
Eva Beam Pitzer
Pitzer
Wheatland Tube Co
West Middlesex Veterans of
Ethel Uber
Gary
Eva) Greer
Columbia
Wayne T
Pleasanton
Calif
Jerry L. Pitzer
Clifton
Colo
Wesley
Dorothy) Moore
Winter Haven
Fla
Leonard
Ruth) Riggins
Two Teens Injured In Pulaski Township Crash
A 16 year old Richard J. Stephens in serious condition at St Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center after his westbound truck left Marr Road struck a pine tree. Passenger David Lennox, also 16, received treatment and was released from St Francis Hospital. Police report the wreck occurred around 8 p.m. with rescue crews cutting the occupants from the vehicle.
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Pulaski Township
Richard J. Stephens
Pulaski RD 1
St. Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center
Youngstown
David Lennox
Marr Road
St. Francis Hospital
Stephens
Berm
Pulaski
New Wilmington
Supervisors memorialize Al Brown at meeting
Wayne Township supervisors honored resident and former recreation board member Al Brown who died May 21 after 19 years of service. The board heard tributes from Henry Bazzichi and Rev. Bruce Gardner, approved church property use for a playground, appointed James D. Johnson to the playground commission, noted PennDOTs illegal sign removal program with warnings due by June 15 and fines, and sold the township snowmobile to Bruce Chappell for 27 dollars.
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Wayne Township
Recreation Board
al Brown
Brown
Henry Bazzichi
Bruce Gardner
Berean Presbyterian Church of America
Dutch Ridge Road
James D. Johnson
Wurtemburg
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Penndot
Bruce Chappell
Stolen Signs Prompt New Castle Council Action
NEW CASTLE NEWS reports June 5 1992 council members seek tighter street sign control after signs are routinely ignored or stolen. Police recount a 2 am incident where two men carried a stop sign away. Officials push for townwide purchases and detours, plus community policing and debris cleanup measures. Residents discuss library support while noting regional library access.
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New Castle
Enon Valley
Keith Tyson
Cass Street
Robert Kuhn
Kuhn
Council
Edward Powers
China Population Growth Outpaces Efforts
Despite aggressive measures to curb growth China’s population continues to rise by about 15 million annually, highlighting persistent demographic pressure and policy challenges for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
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Wheatland Tube
Drucilla Ryan
Martin
Virginia Kuhn Caldwell
Ryan
St. Monica Roman Catholic Church
New Galilee
Virginia Anderson
Westminster
St. Monica Church
St. Agatha Cemetery
Edinburg
Robert
Phoenix
Jessie McNeish
John Pitzer
Sharp-Smith Funeral Home
Volant United
Lawrence County
American Red Cross
Church
Cass
Veronica Dombrosky
Tom Fee
Frank LaGrotta
Pennsyegg Department of Transportaon
Scott Cowen
Beaver County
Darlington
Petersburg
Ohio
Cowen
Richard Dombrosky
Brett Petrich
Jason Murtha
Richard Dombrosky Jr
Dombrosky
Doris Zingaro
Powers
Ouncil
Ellen Kerr
Blackhawk
Sara Travers
East
Palestine
J. Bryan
Felasco Express
FISKE
Earan P
Market St
North Lima
Mon
Thurs
COOP
Kelli Ludovici
Susan Abbey
Point Park College
W. Grant St
Wilmington RD
HarlansBuRg
Roger
Highland Ave
Roger D. Cunningham
H. David Reynolds
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