Grand Jury Approves Detention Home Plan for Lawrence County
The June grand jury approved plans for a new detention home presented by County Solicitor William McElwee Jr. If detailed plans are completed, the county commissioners may advertise for bids. The jury returned 12 true bills and one not a true bill from indictments, with robbery charged in two. Sheriff Frank L. Coen reports 39 jail guests, far above the usual eight to ten. A White Line drunkenness drive led to fines of 25 dollars plus costs. Judge John G. Lamoree refused the divorce petition of Anthony Pia against Josephine Pia.
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Lawrence County
William McElwee, Jr
Leroy K. Donaldson
Frank L. Coen
John F. Haven
John G. Lamoree
Anthony Pia
Josephine Pia
Lamoree
Desertion claims unresolved in local court records
The report lists individuals including Julian Henry Adamczyk Jane Ann Kibish Thomas Russell Brown Edna Mae Pontius Clarke Lincoln Coldren Carol Jane Patterson Clarence David Apdegraph and Helen Loudon Wilson with notation that sperson and desertion had not been proved. Addresses cover New Castle Uniontown and Slippery Rock.
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Julian Henry Adamczyk
Tempalena Avenue
New Castle
Jane Ann Kibish
Hamilton Street
Thomas Russell Brown
Slippery Rock
Edna Mae Pontius
Clarke Lincoln Coldren
Union Street
Uniontown
Carol Jane Patterson
Grant Street
Clarence David
Emerson Avenue
Helen Loudon Wilson
Winter Avenue
Property Transfers Record From Local Ledger
A list of property deeds shows Dominick DeFonso and wife to James H Gosney in the fourth ward for $1. Burley R Brown and wife to Edward M Krisuk and wife in eighth ward for $1. Robert L Wallace and wife to ge Herman and wife in Bessemer for $1. Alma Imhoff Schick to Harold Barth and wife in the second ward for $1. William James Boyd estate to Marie L Smith in the second ward for $1. Lawrence County Commissioners to Richard Santilli in Wayne township for $270. Ottis E Smith and wife to Gabriel Donofrio and wife in Mahoning township for $1. Harry L Brinton and wife to Walter S McKee and wife in Shenango township for $1. Frank Scungio to Rose Scungio Merando in the fifth ward for $1. ers to J Clyde Gilfillan in the second ward for $50. Elizabeth Reynolds to Norman K Lowery and wife in Neshannock two for $1.
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James H. Gosney
Burley R. Brown
Edward M. Krisuk
Eighth Ward
Robert L. Wallace
Ge Herman
Bessemer
Alma Imhoff Schick
Harold Barth
William James Boyd
Marie L. Smith
Lawrence County
Richard Santilli
Wayne
Ottis E. Smith
Gabriel Donofrio
Mahoning
Harry L. Brinton
Walter S. McKee
Shenango
Frank Scungio
Rose Scungio Merando
J. Clyde Gilfillan
Elizabeth Reynolds
Norman K. Lowery
Neshannock Two
Ten Year Public Service Institute Report Released in Harrisburg
The ten year Public Service Institute report details training programs for 40 000 assessors borough officers building custodians firemen policemen correctional workers and other public officials. Dr Francis B Haas superintendent of public instruction released the study. The first iron railroad bridge in the United States was built near Manayunk on the outskirts of Philadelphia in 1845.
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Manayunk
Philadelphia
Former Grove City graduate heads to seminary in New York
Charles L. Bud Wharton of Grove City, formerly of this city, earned a B A from Grove City College during graduation exercises June 4. He will serve as pastor at Woodstock New York, with his wife and two children, leaving June 13, and plans to enter Drew Theological Seminary in September. He is the son of Mrs. C D Wharton of 303 Leasure Avenue.
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Bud) Wharton
Grove City
Grove City College
Wharton
Woodstock
N. Y
Chuckie
Kim
Drew Theological Seminary
C. D. Wharton
Leasure Avenue
June Wildlife Notes At The Reservoir
An observer details pond life and shoreline scenes including a territorial bass and spawning behavior, bluegills, heron, sandpiper, kildeer, groundhog crossing to shore, Acadian flycatcher, cedar waxwing display, and seasonal June countryside beauty. The piece ends noting tragic Sunday auto accident fatalities.
Harrisburg State Treasurer reports May week SRA payments
Charles R. Barber state treasurer reported week ending May 27 SRA payments totaled 974,559 dollars across 49,045 checks.
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Harrisburg
Charles R. Barber
Senior High School Year Books On Sale At New Castle
The New Castle Senior High will sell year books Friday at 10 AM in the front hall. Miss Grace Dodson announced extra copies are available for parents of service members and nonstudents. Sale lasts two hours. The Dominican Republic uses the US dollar standard for paper and coin money, with no separate Dominican currency.
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New Castle
Grace Dodson
Nora Bayes Milestones and Marriages Highlight Silent Star
Nora Bayes, born 1880 in Milwaukee, rose as a singer and actress in New York and London. Her early triumphs included The Follies of 1908 and 1909, followed by the Cohan Revue of 1918 and Ladies First. In the twenties she appeared in Queen of Hearts, married five times, and died in 1928.
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Milwaukee, Wis
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