Masons Plan Weekend Honor For D W Rees At Cathedral
Illustrious David W. Rees 33rd of the Valley of New Castle will be honored at the Masons spring reunion at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. About 3 000 guests are expected. A class of 200 candidates is named for Rees with a tea, dinner, film shorts, group singing, stage show, and dancing scheduled across Saturday. He is a former director of the Consistory choir and a retired Pennsylvania Power Co employee. Rainbow Girls will serve refreshments.
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David W. Rees
Valley of New Castle Aasr
Masons
Scottish Rite
Rees
Supreme Council
Pennsylvania Power Co
Cathedral
Rainbow Girls
Forty six St. Vitus graduates honored at Solemn High Mass
Forty six ninth grade students received graduation diplomas from Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph Fabbri during a Solemn High Mass. The address warned against devil in disguise. A school gym breakfast followed, hosted by eighth grade mothers.
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St. Vitus
Msgr
Joseph Fabbri
Fabbri
James Barber
Msgr. Fabbri
David DeLorenzo
Francis Pucci
William Estock
Marco Papa
Rose Mary Cangiano
Mary Samuel
Kathleen Bullano
Kathleen DeLuca
Kennywood Park
Spaceport Pickets Removed After Court Order
A federal court halted a Cape Kennedy spaceport picket line, ending a strike that began Monday by 14 unions. Workers resumed on about 215 million dollars of space projects, with a full return expected by Friday as 3 800 laborers rejoin sites at Cape Kennedy and Merritt Island. The dispute centers on non union personnel on FEC freight trains serving the spaceport.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
U.S
George Young
Mrs Rosenthal Resigns From School Board Over Budget Policy
Mrs Rosenthal resigns after more than four years on the board, a strong advocate of closing Pollock School. Appointed January 1960 to replace Rainey, she sought a full term in 1961 and led PTA efforts. Board will elect a replacement within 30 days.
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Rosenthal
Pollock
Robert W. Rainey
PTA
New Castle
PTA Council
Reading Grant Approved for Studying Four Reading Methods
A $30,000 grant was approved to study four basic reading systems with two experimental programs from 1963-64. The aim is to determine if different reading instruction approaches show significant differences in effectiveness among second graders. Dial OL 8 8511 for want ads.
New York Couple Leaves Moscow After Five Years of Hardship
New York couple Mollie Block and Morris Block depart Moscow International Airport with daughter Joanna after five years in the Soviet Union. They cite lack of freedom, difficulty reading desired material, and fear of visitors as major grievances. They previously sought asylum via Poland and Odessa with U.S. embassy help, leaving with only small belongings and a pet parrot. Mrs Block says she was a Communist party member for 14 years but rejects life under Russian communism, while still upholding socialism in principle.
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Moscow
UPI
New York
United States
Soviet Union
America
Mollie Block
Morris Block
Joanna
Blocks
Poland
China
Black Sea
Odessa
U.S
Communist Party
Easter Seal Society Elects W. E. Hufford
W. E. Hufford of 102 Whitehill Dr. was reelected president of the Lawrence County Society for Crippled Children and Adults board. New officers include Thomas J. Robinson and Joseph Reeves as vice presidents, and others named to board and associate roles with terms. Ulrich reported a 1964 campaign total of 20,482, above the 18,100 goal, and a donation of laundry equipment for Camp Lend-A-Hand’s infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Hufford
Whitehill Dr
Lawrence County Society For
Thomas J. Robinson
Frazier Dr
Joseph Reeves
Ellwood City
Thomas J. Foley
Highland Ave
Thomas N. Paden
Clen Moore Blvd
Michael A. Franze
Edward Hager
J. Louis Bauer
Walter K. Conover Jr
William G. Eckles
Ray M. Fulkerson
Hufford
Fred H. Navarra
Chris G. Papazickos
Joseph W. Pearson
J. Fred Rentz
William G. Tegethoff
Arthur F. Giesecke
James R. Paige
Gerald H. Weiner
Jess Anderson
John O. Benson
Thomas Elder
Paxton Fike
Jack Gerson
Steve Handy
Helen Keder
Ethel Ludwig
Robert Myers
Alec Samuels
Arnold Satz
F. Thomas Ulrich
Society
Ulrich
Camp Lend-A-Hand
Universal Bundle Corp
Horchler Named New Castle Schools Superintendent Aide
Russell L. Horchler, principal of Benjamin Franklin Junior High, is named assistant superintendent of New Castle Area Schools. He will serve the remainder of Raymond E. Gibb's contract and start in 1964-65 at a salary of 11,500.
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Russell L. Horchler
New Castle
Horchler
Benjamin Franklin
Raymond E. Gibb
Gibb
Red Lion
York County
Herchler
Arnold Satz
Dorothy Rosenthal
John R. Butz
Della Vaughn
June Book
Jean Hilliard
N. R. Casillo
Rena L. Goldman
Richard L. Retort
Nick F. Adamo
Frank R
Rights Bill Amendments Delay Spark Senate Guesses
Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen said the test would come late next week if lucky and that about two weeks would be needed. Southern opponents led by Sen Richard B. Russell vowed a fierce fight but admitted significant amendments seemed unlikely.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Union Adopts Budget for 1964 65 School Year
Union Area School Board adopted a 1964 65 budget of 1 005 053 dollars, up 3 413 from the initial proposal. Wage adjustments raise salaries and books costs to 588 757 dollars, 72 906 higher than the current year. The overall increase is 84 537 dollars while school taxes stay unchanged. William E. Clymer Jr. was hired to teach social studies at the junior high. A 1964 65 calendar was approved with classes starting Sept 1 and ending June 3, plus scheduled vacations and holidays.
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Union Area School Board
Wendell E. McColgin
William E. Clymer Jr
E. Lincoln Ave
Clymer
Youngstown University
Union Area
New Castle Transit Authority Reports May Loss
The transit authority disclosed an operating loss of 1886 for May noting depreciation of buildings and equipment accounted for about a third of the loss. Revenue from passenger, charter and advertising totaled 17523 while expenses including depreciation reached 19409.
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New Castle Transit Authority
Birthday party for 100 year old Italian woman
Mrs. Anna LaMorgia of Philadelphia celebrates her 100th birthday with a block party hosted by neighbors. She arrived from Italy as a bride and is noted for good health and no hospitalizations. She has 165 descendants including five of seven children, 40 grandchildren, 91 great grandchildren, 24 great great grandchildren, and three great great great grandchildren. Her husband, a former city employee, died 19 years ago.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Anna LaMorgia
Italy
LaMorgia
Frank L. Howard
Etna Dr
Ellwood City
New Castle
Nanticoke
Howard
Susan Howard
Connecticut
Mae
Davis Funeral Home
Deaths of the Day funeral notices list in New Castle area
A daily funeral directory lists services for Eva Bruce 75 of 930 Center Church Rd and others. Rounds note interment at Castle View Burial Park with a large survivor list, plus service times at Edward A. DeCarbo Funeral Home and associated obituaries for Nettie Thomas Richard Ramsey Julia McDevitt and others. includes death causes and calling hours.
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Eva Bruce
Center Church Rd
Jameson Memorial Hospital
West Middlesex
David and
Esther Thompson Tate
John Bruce
Clifton Flats Mission
Samuel
Elsie) Rhodes
Joseph
Shirley) Isabella
Marvin
Barbara) Bartley
New Castle
Gala) Bengasi
New Bedford
John
Johnadine) Patsy
West Pittsburg
Raymond Bruce
Aliquippa
John Tate
Ulysses Tate
Sharon
Fred Bruce
Norma Flickner
Edward A. DeCarbo
S. Mill and
E. Sutton Streets
Samuel Baker
Castle View Burial Park
Richard Ramsey
Richard T. Ramsey
Cumberland Ave
Plain Grove
Thomas
Jennie Lowery Ramsey
Alma Rodgers
Ramsey
American Can Co
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp
Thomas C
Frank T
Harold P
Glenn E
Pulaski
Kenneth E
Bessemer
William Gamble
Graceland Cemetery
GOP Governors Split Over Barry Goldwater Support
The article shows several Republican governors divided on backing Barry Goldwater. Industrial state leaders fear his surge could drag down congressional and state campaigns. Eisenhower briefly endorsed Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton, then withdrew. Nixon proposed Michigan Governor George Romney, who also declined.
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Goldwater
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Accidents injure three in separate strikes
Three people were injured in separate crashes yesterday none seriously. Paul Ward Jr. riding a bicycle on Bell Ave was hit by a northbound auto driven by Frank R. Presnar. Ward was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital and released. In a second crash Eleanor and Clyde Altman were hurt at Kenneth Ave and Beaver St when a car driven by John George broadsided Mrs Altman. Both were treated at Jameson and released with contusions and a fractured rib. George was uninjured.
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Paul Ward Jr
Bell Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Frank R. Presnar
N. Moravia St
Eleanor
Clyde C. Altman
Old Plank Rd
Kenneth Ave
Beaver St
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D. W. Rees
Seifert
Larry
Superior Life Agent
State Farm
Pat J
Falvo Agency
State Farm Life Insurance Company
Bloomington, IM
Jesse N
Kerr
N. Mill St
N.Y
Pele
Easter Seal Society
W. E. Hufford
R. L. Horchler
Todians
Rance W. McIntyre
Lawrence C. Marcella
Raymond V. Lenion
Thomas M. Wiand
Alfred S. Fornataro
Gaylene Anderson
Margaret Brown
Lyle Anderson
Robert Casalandra
Annette Cioffi
Robert Clever
Linda Donley
Rena Goldman
Nancy McConahy
Michael Mehallick
Janice Michael
Robert Patterson
Andrew Piccuta
Susan Swanik
Flora Williams
Spangler
Ray Bailey
Bolinger
Bailey
Sam H. Byers
Byers
State Surplus Foods
Robert Fryler
County Surplus Foods
Orpha McConnell
Pittsburgh
Fon Toung
Silverman
Washington St
Washington
Soviet Russia
Siberia
Nettie Thomas
E. Neshannock Ave
New Wilmington
Fairview
Joseph Eckels
Sharp Funeral Home
Burton Funeral Home
Erie
Julia McDevitt
Julia I. McDevitt
Croton Ave
Rose Tyrrell
New
Montreal
Atlantic
Ocean
Barry
Washington St. At Mill
By Ron Abraham
Ronald C. Abraham
N. Mercer St
Aj Arionwipi
Mutual Insurance CO
Home Office
Columbus
Wilmington Road
Maitland Lane
GRAD
Orelco
Norelco
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