Sentence Court Hears Variety of Guilty Pleas Friday
Judge John G. Lamoree sentences several prisoners on pleas of guilty or no defense. Edward and Mary Thompson of Shady Side receive six months in jail and $1 fine for neglect of minors. Helen Swartz faces $100 fine or 30 days for intoxicated driving. Multiple other fines and jail terms are imposed for offenses including drunken driving and paraphernalia related to a mayor’s auto incident. Two assumpsit complaints filed over seven hundred dollars in contracts involve Ellwood Aluminum Door Co. and Robison vs Fundoots & Marapese. County Controller Dodds receives thanks for leading a cancer drive in Lawrence county.
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John G. Lamoree
Edward and
Mary Thompson
Shady Side
Mary Nord
Thompson
Lamoree
Helen Lee Swartz
Helen
Court House
Jersey
Priscilla
Campbell
Dorothyla Williams
Virginia Brown
Bob Wallace
Floyd Steiner
East Washington Street
Ralph A. Yohe
Assumpsit
Office of Prothonotary
John A. Edgar
Earl B. Beach Co
Pittsburgh
Ellwood Aluminum Door Co
Herbert C. Robison
Andrew Fundoots
Andrew Marapese
Fundoots & Mara
Campaign praised in Lawrence county under Dodds leadership
Chairman for the northwest area lauds the successful Lawrence county campaign as workers exceeded the assigned quota. Erie referee James E. Marsh presided at the courthouse Friday conducting hearings in local bankruptcy cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Dodds
James E. Marsh
Erie
Court House
Divorce Hearings Held Before Judge Lamoree
Judge John G. Lamoree conducted eight divorce hearings Friday with adjudications to be issued later.
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John G. Lamoree
Community Members and Real Estate Transfers Listed
A roster of residents with addresses followed by a Real Estate Transfers section. Transfers show parties, wards or townships, and nominal sums, including Dockman to Mattern in first ward, Copple to Thompson in fourth ward, Davidson to McClain in North Beaver for 1200 dollars, Patterson to Boyles in Hickory township, and Shaffer to McKinney White in Neshannock township for 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Dockman
Earl J. Mattern
First Ward
Wilda E. Copple
Sabina Thompson
Fourth Ward
Mary Dell Davidson
Paul D. McClain
North Beaver
Albert W. Patterson
Russell D. Boyles
Hickory
Lawrence County
Eden O. Worner
Union
Clara Brasile
Second Ward
John M. Shaffer
Robert McKinney White
Neshannock
Fathers Honored By Church Group
The Sodality of Our Lady of St. Vitus church hosted a meeting honoring fathers with guests and a program led by Rev. Fr. Edward Farina. Readings, songs, a monologue on Dad, and a St. Anthony meditation accompanied by photos and a modesty pledge from the girls.
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Sodality of
Our Lady of St. Vitus
Rita Cherby
Edward Farina
Verna Scarazzo
Florence Corio
Rita Mae Prioletti
Frances T. Corio
Eva Malley
Our Lady's
Dad
Marie Marcella
St. Anthony
Margaret Nocera
Jean Esposito
Olivia Palumbo
Viola Naples
Tresa Petrilli
Bernice Della
Graduates To Be Recognized Sunday At Epworth Church
Epworth church will honor graduates on Sunday June 8 with the Woman's Society of Christian Service presenting each student a copy of Hilltop Verses and Prayers by Ralph Spaulding Cushman. College graduates include Roberta Twaddle Peter Twaddle J Thomas Hares and Ralph Stokes. High school grads are Sally Roberts Nancy Burkholder Doris Meister Carol Gilkey William Mansfield Thomas McGaffie William Buckner Fred Guthrie John Bowers Walter Kerr and Richard Mattocks.
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Epworth Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Hilltop
Ralph Spaulding Cushman
Roberta Twaddle
Westminster College
Peter Twaddle
Penn State
J. Thomas Hares
Allegheny College
Ralph Stokes
Youngstown College
Sally Roberts
Nancy Burkholder
Doris Meister
Carol Gilkey
Shaft depths in U S underground mines average 190 feet
The Wheeling Star notes the typical vertical shaft depth in U S underground mining averages about 190 feet. This figure is used as a benchmark for mining operations and safety considerations across different states and mining districts.
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Wheeling
U. S
Afraid at Nursery School A Grandmother's Dread
A grandmother describes her three and a half year old grandson who is terrified at Sunday school. The advisor recommends emotional weaning, gradual exposure with mother present, and home training to build self-reliance before he returns to class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East 45Th Street
New York
N. Y
Dinner Party Held by Consistory on Friday Evening
The Coordinate Bodies of the Valley of New Castle AASR held a spring reunion banquet with 1500 dinners served. Afterward guests attended an auditorium program with movie shorts, group singing led by David W. Rees, organ accompaniment by Gene Repman, a welcome by Lew Pearsall, and a varied entertainment lineup ending with dancing and a feature picture.
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Valley of New Castle
A.A.S.R
David W. Rees
Gene Repman
Wampum
John H. Templeton
Lew Pearsall
Re-Elect Rowland Trustee At State College
Roger W. Rowland was re-elected a trustee for The Pennsylvania State College on Friday June 6 as agricultural and industrial society representatives held their election. Other re-elected trustees were F. H. Gyger Jr of Kimberon John H. Light of Annville and Charles E. Oakes of Allentown. Rowland has served for many years and sits on the trustees' executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Rowland
Pennsylvania State College
Agricultural and Industrial Societies
F. H. Gyger, Jr
Kimberon
John H. Light
Annville
Charles E. Oakes
Allentown
Rowland
Portersville Firemen Convene Report Quick Suppression
Portersville-Muddy Creek volunteer firemen met at Portersville Fire Hall and reported a fire under control with no serious damage. The next meeting is planned for July 3 and a strawberry festival for June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portersville
Muddy Creek Township
Local Firms Low On Grove City Job
Two New Castle firms were low bidders for the Grove City elementary school project costing 102,555 dollars. Bids opened Friday by the State School Authority at Harrisburg show Seltzer and Young Inc. as low bidder on the general construction contract at 64,500 dollars. Charles L. Pile was the low bidder on another portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Grove City
State School Authority
Harrisburg
Seltzer and Young, Inc
Charles L. Pile
Sheriff Candidate Remains On Ballot After Check Repaid
In Bernalillo New Mexico Sandoval County Clerk Ernesto Montoya ruled that a check bounce for insufficient funds could happen to anyone and that a sheriff candidate would still appear on the primary ballot after he made the check good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernalillo
N.M
Sandoval
Ernesto Montoya
First Engine Boston Opens Steam Railroad in 1826
America's first steam railroad began operation in Massachusetts in 1826 aboard the Boston and Providence line. The milestone marked a turning point in American transportation and industry as steam power transformed travel and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
America
Massachusetts
Reserve Fuel Lignite Reserves Put at 356 Billion Tons
Fargo reports the nation holds about 356 billion tons of recoverable lignite as part of its energy reserve assessments. The figure reflects estimated resources and potential fuel supply for future power generation.
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Fargo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Andrew M. Dodds
Clyde M. Whittaker
W. J. McCormick
Grant Street
Sakrete
Opis Mel Ok Mches
Mix
Boses
Towson 4
Glenn Arthur Wolford
McGuffey
Youngstown
Martha Irene van Meter
R. D
Pulaski
Joseph Schermer
Butler
Eleanor Joan McCarl
N. McKean Street
John Eugene Sorbo
Pennsylvania Avenue
New Castile
Betty Marie Esposito
William John Myler
Maryland Avenue
Kathryn Alberta Brest
Kroger
CUE
Stromberg
Sewall
New Wilmington
U. S. Supreme Court
U. S. Steel
Homestead Works
International Soundphoto
the Thrift Store
E. Long Ave
Croton
Croton Ave
Portersville Hall
Centennial Bldg
Corner Mill
Washington Sts
Motorola
Anderson’s Home & Auto Supply
Moravia St
Paul
Cello
Clenmore and
Wilmington
Chuck
Federal Reserve System, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
New Castle, Pa
Ellwood City, Pa
Capitol Radio Shop
Sinclair
Company Railroad Union
Santa Fe
Marquis-Hinish
Sinclair Products
Gardner Avenue
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