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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1979

Page

3

Death notices from New Castle area June 9 1979

Several local deaths are announced including Walter Adamczyk 66 of 1210 Randolph St died at 5 am in Chesterton Indiana after a heart attack. He worked at Rockwell International and is survived by wife Tatina Chernyavsky and son Gene plus siblings and relatives. Luella Johnston Kloss 59 of 520 E Friendship St died at Golden Hill Nursing Home after illness. survivors include daughter Judy Alossia and two sons with eight grandchildren. Annabelle Prinsky Storch 74 formerly of New Castle died in West Palm Beach Florida. service held at Tanner Reynolds Mor tuary with burial at Temple Israel Memorial Park. Joseph Matthew Evanich 65 of 1125 Croton Ave died June 10 1979 at Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh. retired electrician with Ohio Edison. service at Cunningham Funeral Home. Ellwood City resident Joseph R Ottobre 64 died June 9 1979. former Babcock and Wilcox employee. burial at St Peters Mausoleum after a mass at Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church. multiple funeral home details and services listed.

Walter Flossie) Adamczyk Randolph St Chesterton Ind New Castle Stanley Adamczyk Mary Pezda Adamczyk Rockwell International Tatina Chernyavsky Gene Porter Mary Mateja Struthers Ohio John Helen) Gorgacz Josephine Dee Frank Evans City Phil Noga Funeral Home Inc Luella Johnston Kloss E. Friendship St Golden Hill James W and Sara Johnston Judy Alossia William C Garden Grove Calif Raymond Mercer Jessie Belle J. Kioss William F DeCarbo Cunningham Ave Clarence Drake Evangel Community Church Graceland Cemetery Annabelle Prinsky Storch West Palm Beach Fla Morris Storch Tanner-Reynolds Joseph Matthew Evanich Croton Ave Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh Tacoma Wash Frances Seph Evanich Andrew Evanich Ohio Edison Co Evanich First Pentecostal Church Margaret L. Carr Stanford Lynda J Union Frances Evanich Bessemer Mary Evanich Michael Mt Jackson Rudy R Cunningham Funeral Home, Inc Wilmington Road Mark Bunney Ellwood City Joseph R Ottobre Lee St Hillsville Luigi and Catherine Loccasiano Ottobre Babcock and Wilcox Tubular Products Corp Ottobre Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church Sons of Italy Lodge

Indians used 300 acre site as early refrigeration locker

Mule Creek Junction Wyoming archaeologists led by George C. Frison began excavations at a 300 acre site used by nomadic Indians more than 10,000 years ago as a frozen food locker. Frison reports finds include over 100 extinct bison remains and kill tools dating from 400 to 11,500 years ago. The dig, with about 20 Wyoming students and specialists, runs until late July.

Mule Creek Junction Wyo UPI Wyoming George C. Frison Frison University of Wyoming

Two Sets of Twins Born at Jameson Memorial Hospital

Saturday brought seven births at Jameson Memorial Hospital including two twin boys born to Mr and Mrs John R Bales at about 11 30 am and twin girls to Mr and Mrs Arthur D Duncan of Portersville RD 2 at 6 15 pm The hospital noted an average rate of almost three births daily with three additional boys joining the day’s total.

Jameson Memorial Hospital John R. Bales Meriline Ave Arthur D Duncan Portersville RD Jameson

Three New Orleans firemen injured in charity softball game

Sunday brought injuries to three New Orleans firefighters during a Muscular Dystrophy benefit softball game at Audubon Park. Chiefs Eddie O'Brien and Merrill Miller collided while chasing a fly ball, O'Brien suffering a broken cheekbone and cuts, Miller six stitches and a chest strain. Fireman August Heigle broke an ankle sliding into base. Chief Roy Songy noted the mishap was from harmless fun and reminded of caution on the fire line.

New Orleans UPI Audubon Park Eddie O'Brien Merrill Miller O'Brien Miller Jimmy’ Heigle

Dead dogs found in vacant city house on North Crawford Avenue

Children reported discovering five or six rabbits and at least two dogs in a neglected North Crawford Avenue residence. Humane Society president Joseph Flack said charges under cruelty to animals will be filed. Authorities also notified the Bureau of Code Enforcement which began cleanup and may file separate charges. The house had been vacant since May 1978 according to a neighbor.

Crawford Avenue Joseph Flack Lawrence County Humane Society East Side Flack Jim Hooks The Humane Society Bureau of Code Enforcement Hooks

Education proposal shows support for House passage

Washington supporters of President Carter’s education department plan claim House passage votes are secured though over 200 amendments by opponents could delay action. The bill would consolidate 150 programs from 40 agencies into a new Education Department under one cabinet member. Opponents warn of added bureaucracy and reduced local school control.

White House House Jack Brooks D-Texas National Education Association New York

Temporary parole granted in U.S. Soviet musicians seek asylum

Two members of the Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra Valentin Malkov and Nataliya Koloskova sought asylum in the United States arriving in San Francisco on temporary parole. Officials noted the couple asked the U S Embassy in Tokyo for asylum in a third country before the orchestra's Yokohama departure.

San Francisco UPL Soviet Union Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra United States Valentin Malkov Nataliya Koloskova Malkov Koloskova Japan Alf Tokyo San Francisco International State Department U.S Kyodo News Service Yokohama Foreign Ministry Baikal

Typical gas dollar split among producer and costs

United Press International reports a typical one dollar gasoline spend yields 49 cents to the producing country, 64 cents to oil company costs, 13 cents to the local station, and 18 cents in taxes. The breakdown reflects industry sources and may not match any one firm or community. New Castle High School class of 1939 reunion set for July 28. Friday’s notice misdated as June 28.

United Press International New Castle

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New Castle Lions Club Phil Fitts Ford Coe Road Pixy Edward Flaherty Paul Alford Fitts Lion Dave Breen Walter Adamczyk Luella J. Kloss Mrs. Storch Joseph M. Evanich Joseph R. Ottobre By John Russo Warner KODAK Warner's Wilmington RD Malkoy Harold R. Moore Rose Ave Nationwide Insurance Nationwide Life Insurance Company Mame of the Columbus Onio Nanlne First Federal Plaza Larry Verone State Farm State Farm Insurance Companies Bloomington Ilinois North City Plaza Sansabelt
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