Neshannock School Board Tables Bids For Action
The Neshannock School Board opened bids for school supplies and tabled them for action at a 9 p.m. Tuesday meeting. It accepted resignations from two high school teachers and a retiring elementary teacher, hired two new elementary teachers, renewed handwriting service, awarded a milk contract, and named a bank depository. It also authorized a stamp machine rental a two week trial and tasked Thomas Smathers with preparing a state reimbursement form for a high school addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock
Susan Lockley
Thomas McNickle
Edinboro State College
Sarah E. Williams
Avonworth
Yvonne Wilfert
Mary Reed Smith
Peterson Handwriting System
Don Hogue
Donald Nicolls
Pennsylvania School Board Association Legislative Council
First National Bank
Thomas Smathers
Residential zoning change proposed in Neshannock Township
The Neshannock Township Planning and Zoning Commission recommended reclassifying from R-1 to permit home based professional offices. Supervisors approved subject to solicitor Nicolls approval. Public hearing to be advertised. One professional and one helper allowed per dwelling with a single small nonilluminated sign.
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Neshannock
Neshannock Township
Planning and Zoning Commission
Donald J. Nicolls
Methodist Church Sets Bible School Theme God Lives Today
The Greenwood Methodist Church will host a Daily Vacation Bible School starting June 2 at 9 a.m. The program invites children from nursery through high school with a closing program planned for July 1 at 7 30 p.m.
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Greenwood Methodist Church Daily Vacation
Heart attack ends life of Wylie F. McCreary at 82
Wylie F. McCreary 82 of 122 N Main St Cairnmidibe Ohio died Thursday at North field race track of a heart attack. Born December 4 1883 in Mt Jackson to the late John and Ida McCreary he was a retired steelworker with Republic Steel and a member of Westfield United Presbyterian Church. Surviving are daughter Hazel Dean Blairsville Pa sister Lola Ballard Warren Ohio and two grandchildren. Friends visit Ward Funeral Home Columbiana 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow burial Monday at Westfield UP Church Cemetery in North Beaver Township by Rev Harry Scheide.
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Wylie F. McCreary
N. Main St
Cairnmidibe
Ohio
Northfield
Mt. Jackson
John Aunl Ida McCreary
Republic Steel
McCreary
Westfield UP Church
Hazel Dean
Blairsville
Lola Ballard
Warren
Anthony Colia
Uber St
Rose Napodano
St. Francis Hospital
Naples
Italy
Fred
Mary Rampola Napodano
United States
Colia
St. Vitus
Sam
New Castle
Las Vegas
Nev
Pete A
U.S. Army
Columbia
S.C
James
Charlotte) Shaughnessy
Arthur
Mary) Morelli
Robert
Rose Marie) Izzo
Irene Petrona
Patsy
Nick Napodano
Edward A. DeCarbo
S. Mill
E. Sutton
Joseph F. Fabbri
St. Joseph the Worker Church
Susan Sedzmak
E. Morehead Ave
Susan Rujak
Bishop Nursing Home
Jeshenov
Czechoslovakia
Andrew
Anna Rujak
Andrew Sedzmak
Sedzmak
St. Michael Church
Altar and Rosary
Ruth L. Loudon
Lathrop St
Edna Fern Loudon Loudon
George Loudon
Ness Loudon
Clen Moore United Presbyterian Church
John
Elizabeth) Boehm
Slippery Rock
Frank
Edna) Kramer
Castle View Burial Park
Marguerite V. Grim
Oakwood Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Bert and
Maude Spencer Crum
Wesley J. Grim
N. Jefferson St
George Henderson
George L Forrest, Warren native, dies at 62
George Lyle Forrest 62 of 106 High St N W Warren Ohio died at 4 45 pm yesterday in Trumbull Memorial Hospital after a stroke. Born July 8 1903 in New Castle he worked 41 years in Republic Steel payroll. Survived by wife Anne Sollsberger two brothers two sisters and several nieces and nephews. Funeral home arrangements set with service Monday at 1 30 pm in Warren First Methodist Church with Dr Theodore Mayer officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery.
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George Lyle Forrest
High St. N.W. Warren
Ohio
New Castle
Trumbull Memorial Hospital
George J
Eva Gromley Forrest
Anne Sollsberger
Republic Steel Safe
Forrst
First Methodist Church
Warren
David J
C. Dean
A. E
Bessie) Russell
H. H
Ruth) Gartland
Youngstown
Carl W. Hall
N. Park Ave
Theodore C. Mayer
Oakwood Cemetery
Army chief opposes Viet War expansion
Army chief opposes larger offensive actions and a full mobilization of troops in Viet Nam. Johnson argues military power should create an orderly climate with minimal destruction so lawful government can function, aiming to defeat the enemy without utterly destroying the nation and seeking settlement at the conference table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Viet Nam
Johnson
Janette Young Injured After Bicycle Fall
Janette Young 812 Pulaski Road 1 in good condition at Jameson Memorial Hospital after fracturing her left leg in a fall from a bicycle at 4 15 p m yesterday.
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Janette Young
Pulaski RD 1
Jameson Memorial Hospital
New Castle Transit Authority approves minibus purchase plan
At a noon meeting the New Castle Area Transit Authority votes to buy 10 compact buses from Minibus Inc for 148 340, with two units due by Sept 10, pending audit and federal funds. The panel approves a rival 115 000 bid from Flxible Bus Co, with Treloar objecting to higher cost.
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New Castle Area
Authority
Richard C. Gilmartin
Treloar
Thomas A. Shumaker
Paratroop rescue and anti government crackdown in Hue
Paratroops are guided to safety by heroic captains in heavy fighting along the Ho Chi Minh trail. Hue security police arrest a South Vietnamese lieutenant in monk disguise amid a raid on antigovernment activity. News notes claim many leaders arrested and province chief may be replaced. Earlier, monks led thousands in anti American protest recalling 1963 events. Laurel Love Belmar, former silent film actress, dies in Islip.
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Hue
Saigon
Quang Tri
Ngo Dinh Diem
Pope Paul VI Grants Shafer Private Audience
Pope Paul VI met Raymond P. Shafer, lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania, in a private audience at the Vatican. In Westchester, Pennsylvania, 21-year-old John E. Garrett was held without bail for the May 19 slaying of his mother Virginia Denoche, 41, of Pottstown Pike, who died from two skull fractures. Garrett denied involvement.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Raymond P. Shafer
Pennsylvania
Westchester
Virginia Denoche
Pottstown Pike
John E. Garrett
City government talk outlines reform and costs in Bethlehem and Erie
Speakers urged city post reforms to address a 250000 deficit and lower taxes. Discussion compared Bethlehem and Erie structures, noting executive assistants, directors, and centralized purchasing aid efficiency. Bethlehem and Erie figures and salaries are cited as context for a future mayor council system debut in January 1968.
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Hissam
Bethlehem
Martin
Erie
Car Crashes and Thefts Reported in City Streets
A boy about eight ran into a car on Countyline Street and fled after a scraped knee and cut lip. A 16 year old driver, Carol Morris, struck a Te plica car on Huron Avenue at 11 10 p.m. Damage noted to several vehicles in crashes on Grove Street and Cochran Way. Robert Marshall, 40, arrested for cashing over 20000 in bogus checks after allegedly stealing blank checks and an apartment wallet.
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Countyline St
Todd
Carol Morris
Norwood Ave
Terence M. Teplica
Edgewood Ave
Huron Ave
Addis St
Joseph Cavelli
Park Ave
Joseph L. Orrico Jr
Ryan Ave
Grove St
Cochran Way
Philadelphia
UPI
Robert Marshall
Clarence Ferguson
Special Investigations
Marshall
Ferguson
Deaths of the Day Directory for funeral details
A daily directory lists funerals with interment times, funeral directors, and calling hours at the start of the Want Ad Section for reader convenience.
Police hold material witness in Pagley murder case
Police hold a material witness who may have been with Pagley the night of the murder. Witnesses from Orico's Tavern and 60 suspects questioned reveal ongoing, intensive manhunt efforts with no decisive break yet. The investigation, led by Capt. George Kennedy, remains active and unsolved.
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Pagley
Orrico’s
Leslie Hotel
S. Jefferson St
George Kennedy
Jaycee Horse Show draws 2000 fans with diverse classes
The Jaycee Horse Show in New Castle features 2000 attendees and divisions from three gaited to Tennessee walkers. Judges Cecil Rooks of Eldora Iowa and Robert Whitney of Cox Creek Kentucky assess contenders while fans await Sunday night’s City of New Castle Trophy decision and final results.
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Tennessee
Cecil Rooks
Eldora
Iowa
Robert Whitney
Cox Cree
Whitney
Cliff Dunn
Curtice
Ohio
New Castle
J. W. Balsamo
Sally
Ted Flowers
New Cumberland
W. Va
Bob Hart
Columbus
Hart
Possible coup d etat feared in Red China
The Chinese Communist party warned of possible coup attempts by dissident officials and intellectuals in an editorial broadcast by Radio Peking. The Red Flag Magazine editorial signals party elite discontent and may indicate rising internal tensions in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
UPI
Chinese Communist Party
China
Red Flag
Radio Peking
Three-Vehicle Pa 65 Crash Injures Three People
A three car collision on Pa 65 at Cascade and E Washington streets injured three people. John Long 19 caused rear collision into Carol Robb 27, pushing her into Patsy Dando 48. Alice Dando 43 suffered whiplash and back sprain. in fair condition. Janet Davis and Carol Robb treated and released later.
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Cascade
E. Washington Streets
John Long
Wogan St
Carol Robb
Bessemer
Patsy Dando
Martin St
Alice Dando
Morton St
St. Francis Hospital
Janet Davis
RD 7
Robb
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Methodist Church
Bible
Kitt Optical
Lawrence Savings & Trust
Wilmington Road
Maitland Lane
Bruce and
Merrilees
E. Washington St
Wylie McCreary
George L. Forrest
JETS
F.d.lc
Transit Authority
Laurel Love Belmar
New York
Islip Hospital
New York City
Henry Belmar
Pope Paul
Shafer
Free West Radio
Big “J
Boy
Auto
Frank M. Dute
Milton St
Daniel
Samantha McConnell Dute
Nettie Scott
Warren Tower and Supply Co
Lawrence Laundry
Floyd
Allison Park
Harry
Sharon
Orville
Ralph
Kenneth
Adelaide) Culler
Elmer
Dorothy) Grossman
Date
Earl
Homer
Cunningham East Side
E. Washington and
Chestnut Streets
Eugene Kerns
Walmo Free Methodist Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Ogden Nash
Kem
M. M. Grata
E. Long
Clyde White
West Richfield
Red
American Gem Society
Jesse N. Kerr
N. Mill St
Dave
Super Market
E. Long Ave
Diamond Store
Francis Zayek
Brazil
Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament
Detroit
Mich
America
Maron Abi- Nader
St. John the Baptist
McBrideshannon CO
E. Washington S
John D
Hite
McBride-Shannon Agency
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