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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1963
Page
2
A collection of Dear Abby readers defend or challenge a nurse’s claim about a doctor patient dynamic. The letters reveal scandal, nurse viewpoints, suspicions of affair, and hospital gossip across Elmira New York Baton Rouge and Brentwood scenes.
The morning low in the continental U S was 32 degrees at Ely Nevada. The Sunday high reached 107 degrees at Presidio Texas.
Three year old Edward Fisher of Edin Valley RD 2 fell out of bed Saturday morning fracturing his left shoulder. He was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital and released.
President Kennedy announced Moscow talks on a nuclear test ban to start in July with representatives chosen for high confidence. He spoke at American University commencement urging national unity on peace and civil rights while urging Congress to share responsibility for protecting freedom.
The prime minister returned from a Scotland vacation to brief Deputy PM Butler and party Chief Whip Redmayne on Profumo scandal security aspects. A full Commons debate is planned after Whitsun, as the Profumo Keeler Ivanov triangle dominates political crisis concerns.
A civil defense training course for teachers and education students will run at Edinboro State College from June 24 to July 6. Taught by a Department of Public Instruction representative, it prepares instructors to teach Industrial Family and Community Protection in home communities. Pay ranges from $4 to $5 an hour. For more information contact Dr. Leo Roland, assistant dean of instruction, Edinboro State College, or call him.
Stanford Research Institute statistics show 50 million Americans engage in amateur art activities and 24 million play musical instruments in leisure time, far ahead of other groups.
William Gray a 23 year old resident of New Bedford is listed in good condition at Jameson Memorial Hospital. He is recovering from shoulder and arm injuries sustained in a Saturday morning accident on Neshannock Falls Road.
Buchanan Hearing Aid Co announces a free true-life replica of the smallest Motorola Dahlberg Hearing Aid. This non operating model weighs under one third ounce and sits at ear level with no wires. Limited supply. write to Room 417, Dept. NCP, Wyatt Bldg, 777 14th Street NW, Washington DC.
Mrs Ione McCluskey 88 of West Middlesex RD 2 died at 4 p.m. in the home of her son Merle McCluskey after a lingering illness. She was born December 27 1874 in Shenango Township to J J and Martha Hill Marstellar and taught in the West Middlesex area. Surviving are two sons J Nelson McCluskey New Castle and Merle of West Middlesex RD 2 a sister Belle Bovard New Castle and one granddaughter. Funeral arrangements set at Cunningham Funeral Home with services Wednesday at 1 30 p.m. Reverend John B Patterson officiating. Interment Haywood Cemetery.
Mollie E Duda 49 of 18 Elmwood St died in New Castle Hospital at 3 40 am after an extended illness. Born June 17 1913 in New Castle she was a clerk at Danish Pastry Bakery. Survived by husband Stephen and children Delores Richard Ronald and Thomas Duda. Funeral arrangements at Noga Funeral Home and Madonna Church with interment in Madonna Cemetery.
Samuel E. Neyman 28 of 812 Albarn Ave died after a fire near his Phoenix residence Sunday. Born December 29 1934 in New Castle he was the son of Elmer E and Rebecca Cook Neyman. Survives include daughter Candy Lee Neyman of Van Nuys sisters Joannie Price Ellen Joyce Neyman and his parents. Funeral from Raymond D Cunningham Funeral Home 2429 Wilmington Rd Wednesday with interment Castle View Burial Park. Friends may call tomorrow 7 to 9 p.m.
Frederick Davidson, former AME Church member and Army veteran, obituary lists survivors including Dorothy Catlin, Alonzo Davidson, Vivian Hewitt, Earl Davidson, and sisters Tinnie Brown and Essie Stewart. He left a son Arthur Jr. in 1932. Friends may call Crankleton Funeral Home 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow. services Wednesday at Bethel Church at 2 p.m. Rev. Curtis Williams to preside. Interment Graceland Cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Emily Ellen Bromelow 91 of 310 2 E Home St will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. from Kepner Funeral Home Wheeling with interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Local arrangements by Edward A DeCarbo Funeral Home.
The late Joseph Garczewski Sr. of 1448 Harlansburg Rd was preceded in death by his daughter Mrs Sophie Johnson on August 16 1944. Services follow tomorrow at SS Philip and James Church.
The Kiwanis Club will meet at noon Wednesday at The Castletown with Ben K. Finkle serving as program chairman.
At Wright Patterson AFB engineers subjected an F-105 to eight-story rigging and constant testing to find its breaking point. The aircraft endured nearly 5,700 flight hours of torture, proving a service life about one and a half times its design life while executing every fighter-bomber mission under diverse conditions.
The U.S. auto industry now produces about 40 000 diesel trucks annually, nearly five times the volume of the late 1940s, reflecting a surge in diesel powered commercial vehicles.
Arthur Davidson of 320 Green Street died at 7 30 p m Saturday in a state hospital. Born July 25 1882 in Statesville North Carolina he was the son of the late John and Jane Cooper Davidson and was married 51 years ago to Lela Mauney Davidson who survives. He was a member of the Bethel.
Lawrence County Red Cross will run a Learn-to-Swim program from June 24 to July 5 at Cascade Park pool for ages eight to 16. Daily 9 to 11:30 am under Water Safety Council instructors led by Mrs. Julia Wojtowicz. Registration at chapter house June 19–21 9 am to 4 pm. parent must accompany child. No phone registrations. certificates on July 5.
New Orleans report from the American Institute of Chemical Engineers cites more than 25 million gallons of sea or brackish water converted to fresh water daily by flash evaporator systems. R A Baker Jr of Westinghouse says the tool enables flexible chemical plant designs and access to sites previously water poor.
John W. Wittman 48, owner of East Side Bakery in New Castle, died suddenly at home after becoming ill at work the day prior. A World War II veteran born in Pittsburgh, he leaves a wife Rita Wittman and several children. The funeral is at St Gregory Church in Zelienople with burial in the church cemetery.
Mrs. Winifred Kemp Sparrow of Warren Ohio 84 died Sunday at Parkview Nursing Home after a brief illness. She was born July 1 1878 in New Castle to Samuel and Esther Kemp. Survived by daughter Mrs. Mabel Carey Warren son Raymond Sparrow Toledo a brother Frank Kemp Greenville Pa two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Roberts Memorial Home Warren open 7 to 9 p m tomorrow. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 p m Henry LaBuda officiating Oakwood Cemetery Warren.
Mrs. June Kelly 36 of Sherwood Drive Mercer died yesterday at home from hanging, a self inflicted death. Born in New Castle June 3 1927 to John and Mildred Moon Young she married Jesse C. Kelly in 1946. Survived by husband two children her mother and a sister. Visitation set at Earl C Miller and Sons Funeral Home Mercer with services Wednesday at 2 p.m. Spring Grove church officiated by Rev. Robert Winters.
The Mohawk Area Elementary School P.T.A. in Hillsville elected new officers for the year: President Joanne Loth, Vice-President Grace Mc Conahy, Secretary Ann DeCerbo, and Treasurer Marian Matthews. A program introduced parents to first grade material, teachers, and expectations. Mrs Bodkin, moving away, received a gift. The group hosted refreshments at a pre-school clinic for families.
Twin thunderstorms woke Lawrence Countians with loud thunder and 1.1 inches of rain. Carl St. washed out and W Clayton St became mud, with 11 workers removing a fallen tree on Quest St. County official Chester Sweesy reported no major damage and utilities saw no losses.
Mrs. John Slizeski of 1506 Hanna St. mourns brother Anthony M. Sokolski of McKeesport Pa. born New Castle Sept 2 1914 to Anton and Elizabeth Sokolski. Survived by wife Rose Saytos and two brothers Stanley and Henry. Body at Willig Funeral Home burial Versailles Cemetery Wednesday at 1 30 p.m.
John Keith Milan five of 635 Maple Ave Grafton West Virginia died at Grafton General Hospital from a respiratory illness at 4 a.m. yesterday born in Pittsburgh November 22 1957 to John and Barbara Langdon Milan Jr Surviving are his parents a sister Susan Louise and grandparents John and Mildred Milan of Mercer RD 6 and Mrs Marian Langdon of Mercer. Cunningham Funeral Home Leesburg set viewing 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today with services at 2 p.m. tomorrow Rev Richard Riedel officiating. Interment Mercer Citizens Cemetery.
Ross Richfield of 213 N Shenango St goes on trial in Lawrence County Court for receiving stolen goods and being an accessory to a robbery at Welch's Business School. Benjamin McClinton had been scheduled to stand trial but pleaded to burglary, ending his trial.
Susan Smathers daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Smathers of New Castle is a junior at Neshannock High School and has been accepted for advanced summer study in the Liberal Studies Program at Mount Herman School Mount Herman Massachusetts where she will study introductory chemistry She is a Youth correspondent for the New Castle News.
Mrs Mary Osborne of 104 Clarkesville Street Greenville died at 8 10 p m Friday at Mercer County Hospital after a week as patient She was 94 She leaves three sons a brother 13 grandchildren 20 great grandchildren and seven great great grandchildren Two daughters and two sons preceded her in death Funeral services were held in Greenville this afternoon
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