Flannery elected president of Hospice Physicians group
Dr. Wilbur E. Flannery, medical director of Hospice of St. Francis in New Castle, was chosen president of the Academy of Hospice Physicians during the organization's annual meeting in Estes Park, Colorado. Other officers named include Dr. J.A. Billings, Boston, vice president. Dr. J.C. Starr, London, Ohio, secretary. and Dr. Josefina Magno, Detroit, treasurer. Directors listed are Dr. R.J. Miller, St. Petersburg. Dr. C.H. Brown III, Orlando. Dr. W. Farr, Tucson. Dr. Elizabeth McKeen, West Palm Beach. Dr. Mark C. Myron, Kansas City. Dr. Marian P. Primoma, San Antonio. and Dr. Martin Skinner, Helena. The academy unites physicians in dying-patient care with lectures from international physicians. Future meetings set for Estes Park in 1990. Regular New Castle Area School Board meeting scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Croton School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur E. Flannery
Hospice of
St. Francis
New Castle
Academy of Hospice Physicians
National Organization
International Hospice Institute
Estes Park
Colo
J.A. Billings
Boston
J.C. Starr
London
Ohio
Josefina Magno
Detroit
R.J. Miller
St. Petersburg
Fla
C.H. Brown III
Orlando
W. Farr
Tucson
Ariz
Elizabeth McKeen
West Palm Beach
Mark C. Myron
Kansas City
Martin Skinner
Helena, Mont
The
Academy of Hospice Physi
Obituaries for Welker and Wimer in New Castle area
Rolley Alvin Welker 88 of 2801 Ellwood Road died June 9 1989 at St Francis Hospital after a brief illness He was born August 15 1900 in Youngstown son of George C and Mary A Hoffmaster Welker a self employed carpenter retired 1972 Protestant survivor includes nephew Harold Welker calling hours tomorrow at Patrick R Verey Funeral Home graveside service later at Dublin Cemetery Dublin Ohio Mary Jane Woods Wimer 63 of 731 E Main Street died June 9 1989 at Jameson Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness Born October 20 1925 in New Castle to Fred and Myrtle Nicholson Woods husband James Wimer died April 29 1983 She worked eight years as a housekeeper at Hill View Manor member of Highland Heights United Brethren Church Survived by two sons James Jr and Victor both of New Castle two daughters Debbie Majors and Peggy Wilmer both of New Castle three brothers Fred Jack James Woods all of New Castle three sisters May Barton Ruth Ball both of New Castle and Lucille McLean of Toronto Canada and three grandchildren Funeral arrangements follow with services at R Cunningham Funeral Home Oak Park Cemetery in Pittsburgh area.
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Rolley
Alvin Welker
Ellwood Road
New Castle
St. Francis Hospital
Youngstown
George C
Mary A. Hoffmaster Welker
Benignia
Marjorie
Clay
Moren
Orlan
Patrick R. Vereb
Madison Ave
Dublin Cemetery
Dublin
Ohio
Mary Jane Woods Wimer
E. Main St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Fred
Myrtle Nicholson Woods
James Wimer
Wimer
Hill View Manor
Highland Heights United Brethren Church
James Jr
Victor
Thomas
R. Cunningham
Wilmington Road
Elwin Gee
Highland Heights
Three Men Hurt In 2 Car North Beaver Township Crash
Three people hospitalized after a two-vehicle crash in North Beaver Township near Moravia Petersburg Road. William F. Stanley 20 Enon Valley suffered critical head and abdominal injuries and was operated on at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Harry C Emery 26 New Galilee in guarded ICU at St. Francis with head and back injuries. Ronald C Nicholson 407 Faddis Ave in serious but stable condition at Jameson Memorial Hospital. Emergency crews used a Hurst Tool to free Emery and Stanley. Road blocked about two hours. Red Cross Lawrence County Chapter aided victims.
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North
Beaver Township
William F. Stanley
Enon Valley RD 1
St. Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center
Youngstown
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Stanley
Harry Charles Emery
New Galilee RD 1
St. Francis Hospital
Ronald C. Nicholson
Faddis Ave
Moravia-Petersburg
Emery
Nicholson
Koppel
Enon Valley
Springfield Township
Obituary Notice for Kenneth L. Thompson
Kenneth L. Thompson, 67, of Highland Hall Care Center and formerly of Eastbrook Road 1, died June 10, 1989, at St. Francis Hospital. Complete obituary information will be announced Monday by R. Cunningham Funeral Home Inc., 2429 Wilmington Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth L. Thompson
Highland Hall
Eastbrook RD
St. Francis Hospital
R. Cunningham Funeral Home Inc
Wilmington Road
Lawrence County Beautification Week Proclaimed
Mayor Richard Christofer proclaims June 11 to 17 as Lawrence County Beautification Week. Sponsored by the Lawrence County Beautification Committee of the Greater New Castle Chamber of Commerce, events include an adopt a planter program for downtown merchants clubs and individuals to maintain planters for the year.
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Richard Christofer
Lawrence County
Greater New Castle
District questions strip mine proposal in Slippery Rock Township
The Lawrence County Conservation District gave an unfavorable review to Amerikohl Mining Co. plan to mine about 77 acres off Shaffer Road Castlewood Mine in Slippery Rock Township. Directors questioned the drainage of a sedimentation pond part of erosion control. DER will decide permit. The district also approved erosion plans for Miliam Inc. and a temporary stream crossing for Northern Allegheny Stone. Robert Peters sworn in as director. two associate non voting directors named. Gypsy moth spraying covered 14,000 state forest acres with 3,000 in the district. no current problem in Lawrence County.
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Lawrence County Conservation District
Amerikohl Mining Co
Butler
Amerikohl
State Department of Environmental Resources
Shaffer Road
Slippery Rock Township
Castlewood
Castlewood Rod & Gun Club
Dominick Alusia
Slippery Rock Creek
DER
Miliam Inc
Masury
Ohio
Jeffrey Gurtner
Shenango River
Nashua Road
Pulaski Town
Ship
Lin Dee Fobes
Pulaski Road
Pulaski Township
Northern Allegheny Stone Co
Curtisville
Robert Peters
Huron Ave
Peters
Robert Retort
Ivan D. Raney
Ewen Valley
Joseph Goodge
Edinburg
Mark Bodamer
Pennsylvania Bureau of Forestry
Bodamer
Lawrence County
Exchange program faces China protests impact
SRU officials note classes disrupted as Chinese students protest, but they expect the Sino American exchange with Shanghai University to resume once issues are resolved. Kendzierski and Aebersold emphasize continued dialogue and value of foreign cultural exchange for student learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
O’malley
Shanghai University
Kendzierski
China
Aebersold
Pennsylvania Observes Child Passenger Safety Week 1990
June 18 24 is designated as Pennsylvania Child Passenger Safety Week with statewide events encouraging correct use of child safety seats and buckling up. The theme We Cant Bear to Be Without You Buckle Up features Car Bears as promotional symbols.
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Pennsylvania
Caspian Sea Declared World’s Largest Inland Lake
The Caspian Sea, located in the Soviet Union, is identified as the world’s largest inland body of water. It stretches about 760 miles and covers roughly 139000 square miles, yielding a vast geographic footprint that dominates regional hydrology.
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Caspian Sea
Soviet Union
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Don Miller
Leone Kingsley, Inc
Chestnut Street
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Butler, PA
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First Presbyterian Church Celebration Singers
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