Columbus Men Plan Banquet for Louis Ezzo
Members of the Christopher Columbus Society plan a July 28 banquet in the club hall to honor Louis Ezzo of Montgomery Ave. a long time member planning to move to the Middle West. Tribute will praise his past presidency treasurer and extensive committee work. Ezzo is an honorary Columbus Auxiliary member for organizing the women's club group. Committees to be announced at the next planning meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Columbus Society
Louis Ezzo
Montgomery Ave
Middle West
Ezzo
Columbus Auxiliary
Woman's Club
Christopher Columbus
Deaths Of The Day Directory For Funerals
The daily Deaths Of The Day directory lists forthcoming interments with interment location funeral director and scheduled time including calling hours for reader convenience.
North Beaver Auxiliary picks July picnic chair and plans events
Mrs. Thomas Perry Jr. was named chairlady for the North Beaver Township Firemen and Auxiliary picnic set for July 11 at Wampum Park. June meetings approved a ham dinner on June 9 with committees named and a Strawberry Festival after Vacation Bible School on the school lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Perry Jr
North Beaver Township
Wampum Park
John McCord
Mt. Jackson Road
W. Thayer Martin
Martin
Mitchell
Ind
Ralph Urey
Urey
Evan Jones
Lawrence County
Cascade Park
B. H. Craig
Forbie Pitzer Jr
Elmer Shaffer
Charles Wallace
St Lucy’s Women Plan Special Service for Feast Day
The Sacred Heart and Holy Rosary Society of St. Lucy's church announce a special service schedule for the Feast of the Sacred Heart. Confessions are set for this evening from 6 30 to 8 o'clock and Friday at 7 30 p m Holy Communion will be received by the group in the church followed by breakfast and meeting.
LBL Team Postpones Opener To June 14
Seventh Ward Little Big League team under coach Tom Maiorano postpones its opening game to June 14. Helpers Nick Majorano and Louis Dome announce a record crowd practicing at the Clayton Street field as the roster forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Maiorano
Mr. Maiorano
Nick Majorano
Louis Domenick
Clayton St
Scouts Assembly At School Plans Fundraising For Agawam Camp
Troop 4 of Mahonington will meet at the school at 7 p m with assistant leaders and committee members in attendance Scoutmaster Harry Senheiser has left to work as a summer counselor at a Pittsburgh YMCA camp near Fombelle Pa The troop is organizing fund raising to send all members to Camp Agawam for a week in July
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Mahonington
Harry Senheiser
Pittsburgh
Fombelle
Camp Agawam
Christian Church Classes Plan Skating Party
The Young People's Class of the Madison Avenue Christian Church led by Paul Olsen will hold a skating party this evening at Shawwood Park rink. The class invites the other Sunday school youth group to join, meeting at the church at 7 p.m. to travel to the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
Tot Injured When Stepped On By Horse
Dora Ruth Wooley aged two of Mahoningtown was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 7 55 p m Wednesday for a severe abrasion of the left leg after a horse stepped on her leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Ruth Wooley
Mahoningtown
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Seaman Victor Torsello Visits Parents in Local Weekend
Seaman Victor Torsello visited his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Ticcone of North Liberty Street over the weekend and has returned to Norfolk Virginia where his ship USS Albany is in port. The Albany and crew have just come from the Mediterranean where it was the largest ship to visit Haifa Israel since it became the capital of the republic. The cruise lasted nine months. After repairs at Portsmouth Virginia the Albany and crew with Seaman Torsello will cruise with the Atlantic fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Torsello
Frank Ticcone
N. Liberty St
Norfolk
U.S.S
Albany
Mediterranean
Haifa
Israel
Republic
Portsmouth
Torsello
Pa Newe Obser ves Traffic and Hospital Surges
An unusual sidewalk traffic disruption on Washington Street occurred while a new wisewalk was laid on East Washington Street between Mill and Mercer. Jameson Memorial Hospital staff treated 22 emergencies that day, mostly minor, while staff noted yesterday was not Accident Prevention Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington St
Mill and
Mercer Sts
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Tito Signals Possible U S Visit From Belgrade
Marshal Tito indicated he would like to visit the United States for conferences with Soviet leaders. He shrugged off Senator McCarthy’s move to cut aid to Yugoslavia and said relations with the United States would not suffer, noting that friendship with Moscow would remain as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Tito
U. S
Belgrade
Tito
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Yugoslavia
United States
Moscow
Man Injured At New Castle Water Plant
Louis Fruestorfer aged 47 of 22 E Long Ave was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 11 30 am Wednesday for a laceration of the left arm. An employee of Albert Gabriel and Son he was struck by a piece of steel at the city of New Castle Water Co plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Fruestorfer
E. Long Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Fruestorfer
Albert Gabriel and Son
City of New Castle Water Co
Funeral Services for Carmen Sabino Noted in City
Funeral services for Carmen Sabino of 501 Friendship St will be held Friday at 8:30 a.m. from DeCarbo Funeral Home with a 9 a.m. Requiem High Mass at St. Vitus Church. interment in St. Vitus Cemetery. Surviving are his wife Marianne and children John Mary Louise Armando Carmen Jr Ann Joseph, plus four brothers and four sisters and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen Sabino
Friendship St
DeCarbo Funeral
St. Vitus Church
St. Vitus Cemetery
Marianne Montenary Sabino
John
Mary Louise
Armando
Carmen, Jr
Ann
Joseph Sabino
Two Erie's James Garrett dies. services set in June
Homer E. Garrett 76 of 1950 E Seventh St Erie died June 6 at 1 15 a m Born 1880 in Columbiana Ohio he was retired from Roesller Packing Co after 32 years He survived by wife Florence two daughters Ruth Barlow Jamestown and Edward Gauly Erie two grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral from Donald Burton Funeral Home June 8 at 11 a m with burial at Oak Park cemetery New Castle extended calls times listed Teressa B Friend 75 Plaingrove Twp dies June 6 in her home Widow of John Louis Friend born Hazelwood Pittsburgh Sept 26 1880 She attended First Presbyterian Wilkinsburg Surviving James R Friend and Richard C Friend three grandchildren Family to receive friends Thursday at Shelley Funeral Home Grove City Body will go to Turner Funeral Home Wilkinsburg for funeral Sunday June 10 at 2 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel B. Patterson
R. D
Boyd-Moyers Funeral Home
J. M. Kennedy
North Liberty
Boyd- Myers Funeral Home
Church of Christ
Wilbur Patterson
T. A. Patterson
W. R. Patterson
James Carothers
Grove City
Warren McNeish
Annie Weigle
R.D
Adeline Hunt
Patterson
Homer E. Garrett
Florence Amos Garret
E. Seventh St
Erie
Columbiana
Ohio
Clinton
Rachel Underwood Garrett
Florence Amos
Roessler Packing Co
Ruth Barlow
Jamestown
Edward Gauly
Donald Burton
Tenth St
New Castle
Oak Park
Teressa B. Friend
Plaingrove Two
Volant
John Louis Friend
Domenick R
Mary A. Killen Crawley
Hazelwood
Pittsburgh
Parker Ready To Fire Arthur Godfrey Report
New York Journal American reports singer Frank Parker plans to leave the Godfrey group of his own accord. Radio columnist Jack O Brian cites a CBS source saying Parker is too professional to wait for a summons. The source notes changes in loyalty between Parker and Godfrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
New York Journal American
Frank Parker
Arthur Godfrey
Radio-Toy
Jack O’brian
Parker
Godfrey
Little
Frank
Arthur
Diamonds Stolen From Messengers in Greenwich Village
Two messengers were robbed of 211000 dollars worth of diamonds in Greenwich Village. Three armed bandits in striped blue denim and aviator goggles carried out the heist with precise timing, leaving the victims bound and gagged in an apartment lobby. The stolen goods were in two briefcases. suspects questioned residents as police follow leads. The victims were Albert C. Schmitt and Eugene Epsky, both unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greenwich Village
Albert C. Schmitt
Lakeside Trail
East Fayson Lakes
N. J
Eugene Epsky
Glen Oaks
N.Y
Wimers Candidacy Probed by Civil Service Official
J. H. Falcon of the U S Civil Service bureau visits New Castle to inspect Earl R. Wimer's candidacy for county treasurer under Hatch Act rules. Officials say the probe is routine and likely perfunctory and involves a public housing administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Falcon
United States Civil Service Bureau
New Castle
Earl R. Wimer
Mr. Wimer
Wimer
Long Service Of Dr. F. W. Guy Honored
Fifty years in medicine were celebrated at a testimonial dinner by the Lawrence County Medical Society in the Field Club. Dr. J. P. Medlock was toast master and introduced Dr. Paul Roth of Erie as speaker. A plaque was presented to Dr. Guy recognizing his fifty years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Medical Society
F. W. Guy
J. P. Medlock
Paul Roth
Erie
Guy
Budgets Due Tuesday From Chest Agencies
Budgets of the member agencies of the Community Chest of the Greater New Castle area are due at the Community Chest office Tuesday June 12. The chest office will review these budgets and the budget committee will assign members to each budget for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest of
Greater
New Castle Area
Community Chest Office
Paul H. Wilson
Chest Office
Woman Reaches For Purse Causes Old 422 Wreck
A 43 year old woman identified as Alice Clark of New Castle RD 6 reached for a purse on Old 422 two miles east of New Castle at 8 am Monday. Her car left the road causing $200 damage, state police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Clark
New Castle RD 6
Old 422
New Castle
Youth Burned in Prank at Home Burn Incident
Paul Passarella a fourteen year old resident of 317 Shady Side is reported in good condition at Jameson Memorial hospital after a prank where a companion hurled gasoline igniting on his face neck and both hands and arms He was admitted at 11 p m for treatment with first second and third degree burns noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Passarella
Shady Side
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Passarella
Brother of Mrs Bowman dies in Northfield Ohio
Mrs I C Bowman of 917 Lorraine Ave reports the death of her brother E P Kanengeiser in Northfield Ohio on Wednesday June 6. Survivors include sisters Misses Sara and Pearl Kanengeiser of Greenville. Services are Saturday at 3 pm from Johnson Funeral Home Bedford. Interment is in Northfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Bowman
Lorraine Ave
E. P. Kanengeiser
Northfield
Ohio
Sara
Pearl Kanengeiser
Greenville
Johnson Funeral Home
Bedford
Bulganin Sends New Letter to Eisenhower
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin has written another letter to President Eisenhower. The Kremlin said the letter will be delivered via Secretary of State John Foster Dulles this afternoon. Ambassador Zaroubin arranged a 3 pm appointment with Dulles. details were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Georgie M. Zaroubin
Dulles
Zaroubin
Bulganin
Mr. Eisenhower
Bulgan
Premie
Hawkins Endorses Mann for Post Office Job, Recommends Roberts as Acting
GOP Chairman A G Hawkins endorses A Wesley Mann Jr for permanent postmaster in New Castle. He also Telegrams Senators Martin and Duff proposing Clare Roberts as acting postmaster, citing Roberts' forty years of service, WWI veteran status, and community standing. He urges swift reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Campbell
A. Wessley Mann, Jr
Post Office
Martin and Duff
Clare Roberts
Hawkins
Edward Martin
James H. Duff
Roberts
A. G. Hawkins
Tornado Threat Diminishes Across Midwest After Storms
Weather reports show tornado threats subsiding in the Midwest after arriving near Russell Kansas. Aber/deen South Dakota saw a 21 degree drop with quarter inch hail. Golf ball sized hail battered Pierre South Dakota as rain soaked the Pacific Northwest. Oregon Governor Elmo Smith noted falling flood waters along the Columbia River and concerns over levee undermining from soakage and tides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Kan
Midwest
Aberdeen
S.D
Pierre
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Elmo Smith
Smith
Columbia
Lower Columbia
Boy Injured At School Receives Hospital Treatment
Eight year old Robbie McWilliams of 108 W Lincoln Ave was taken to the hospital at 1 15 pm with a scalp laceration after a classmate pushed him causing a fall on school steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbie McWilliams
Lincoln Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Six-year-old Richard Nelson treated after scalp laceration
Richard Nelson aged six of 2067 Line Road was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 6 05 p m Wednesday for a scalp laceration after being struck by a knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nelson
Line Road
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Legion medal awards given at three area schools
American Legion and its auxiliary presented eight grade medals at Shenango Taylor Joint School Neshannock Township Oak Street School and St. Michael s School. Recipients included James Tranquillo Carol Hardisty Tom Johns Marilyn Lenz Stephen Knis and Eailleen Duda with presenters Dee T Doher and Mrs Betty Mortimer and Florence Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
James Gabriel
Legion
Shenango - Taylor Joint School
Manning Weller
James Tranquillo
Martha St
Carol Hardisty
Michael Hardisty
Elizabeth Miller
Neshannock Township
Oak Street
Tom Johns
William V. Johns
West Clenmore Boulevard
Marilyn Lenz
Herman M. Lenz
Valley Road
Dee T. Doher
The
Betty Mortimer
Auxiliary
St. Michael's School
Nick Kulick
Stephen Knis
W. Terrace Ave
Eailleen Duda
John Duda
Chartes St
Florence Walker
Population of Soviet Russia Reported At 200,200,000
Moscow reports Soviet Russia population at 200,200,000 in the first post Stalin era statistical guidebook. Pravda printed a review of the handbook noting the figure trails behind Western estimates by about 16 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Pravda
Communist Party
Stephens To Get Past President's Chamber Award
Murray S Stephens executive Vice President of the Greater New Castle Association and former executive secretary of the Connersville Indiana Chamber of Commerce will receive the past president's award of the Indiana Commerce Executives Association at its annual meeting at Wabash College Crawfordsville Indiana June 10 11 and 12. The association honors twenty eight living past presidents including Stephens who served as president in 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray S. Stephens
Greater
New ‘Castle
Ripe Tomatoes Raised In May By David Long
David Long formerly of New Castle grew 300 pounds of ripe tomatoes by May using electric soil warming and plastic bag coverings. He and a student agricultural club at Hill School in Pottstown transplanted plants from January to March and outdoors by April, with 45 dollars cost. The crop will be eaten by Hill School students. Long plans a summer visit to New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Long
New Castle
Long
E. Falls St
Cornell Agricultural College
Weinsichenk
Hill School
Pottstown
England
University of Kentucky
Ann Williams
State Funeral Directors Name New Officers
Two eastern Pennsylvania men were installed as officers of the Pennsylvania Funeral Directors Assn at its 75th annual convention in Harrisburg. Stanley Stephens of Allentown became president and William S. Sullivan of Lancaster was elected secretary-treasurer, succeeding Ralph E. Pratt and Thomas J. Vanston. Raymond C. Cunningham of New Castle joined the board of governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
INS
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Funeral Directors Assn
Stanley Stephens
Allentown
William S. Sullivan
Lancaster
Ralph E. Pratt
Washington
Thomas J. Vanston
Scranton
Raymond C. Cunningham
New Castle
Association
Youth Injures Foot In Rotary Mower Accident
Ronnie Ruha, 14, of 321 Frazier Drive, treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 2 05 p m for injuries from a rotary power mower. He suffered a severe laceration of the right foot and fractures of two foot bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Ruha
Frazier Drive
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Second Baptist Senior Choir Meets Tonight
The Second Baptist Church Senior Choir holds its regular monthly meeting tonight at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Drucella Johnson hosting the social portion. In Norwich Connecticut UP radio dispatch, announcer Tom Phalen interrupted a broadcast when a missing eight year-old boy was briefly seen entering the studio causing a late call to be canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
Drucella Johnson
Norwich
Conn
Tom Phalen
Phalen
Seaplane Owner Seeks Seagull Shooting Permission
Alfred Findeisen of Methuen appeals for permission to shoot a wandering seagull that he says has been pecking holes in his seaplane parked on the Merrimack River. He notes the bird has caused about $300 in damage and complains the seacraft looks like an hors d oeuvres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methuen
Mass
Alfred Findeisen
Merrimack River
Findeisen
Man Treated for Wrist Puncture After Pitchfork Injury
William Hoye aged 43 from A. D. 1 Pulaski was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 9 p.m. Wednesday for a puncture wound to his right wrist caused by accidentally striking a pitchfork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hoye
Pulaski
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Sevenyearold Sharon Baldwin Injured After Bicycle Fall
Sharon Baldwin aged seven of 456 Falls Ave sustained a lip laceration and left knee abrasion after falling from her bicycle at 8 30 p m Wednesday. She received treatment at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Baldwin
Falls Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Baby Hurt In Fall At Mercer Street Home
Two and a half year old Joseph Ciotto of 908 North Mercer Street was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital at 4 40 p m for a severe forehead contusion and possible concussion after falling from the porch at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ciotto
N. Mercer St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
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Columbus
N.B. Auxiliary
St. Lucy’s Women
L.B.L
Florist’s Telegraph
Cunningham and Weingartner
N. Mill St
Reasonable Prices Service
Jack Gerson
Mil
Scouts
Christian Church
Seaman V. Torsello
Pa Newe
Cyprus
Eoka
Dad
Mae North
Seerear
del. Johnston
Report Parker
New Castle News
New Castle Senior High
T. Set
Jim Wiley
U. S. Air Force
Sgt. Wiley
Robert Caparoula
Walter McClendon
John Armino
Gary McGaffie
Charles Fitzpatrick
Nick Augustine
Bill McCullough
Civil Service
J. C. Bowman
New Marines
George Knight
U. S. Marine
James Warsing
Raymond Lines
John Whitman
Russell Warsing
Louis Gentry
GOP
Soviet Russia
the Gamera Shop
E. North ST
Farmer
Capriestas
Ees
Jesse N. Kerr
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