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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1962
Page
5
In this Pittsburgh area parcel confusion, North Bessemer in Penn Hills is misnamed by truckers seeking nearby Bessemer. The north town sits near a vast railroad yard and lumber firms with trains feeding local steel mills, while South Bessemer does not exist.
Penrith Brien Goff son of Mr and Mrs Lester Goff formerly from New Castle stops in town during travel from Chicago to Danbury Conn Goff is a New Castle High School graduate of 1947 indicating local ties and a brief pause during a long journey.
Goff, a 1953 Kentucky alumnus and Phi Beta Kappa member, won a Fulbright grant to study in Vienna before earning master and doctoral degrees in Germanics at UCLA. He now serves as assistant professor of German at the University of Chicago. He plans a September wedding to fiancé Ingeborg Gebelius of Danbury Connecticut, a Vassar graduate who studied in Germany and aims for a history PhD at Chicago.
Six ministers and eight elders from Shenango Presbytery attend the Synod of Pennsylvania meeting in Grove City. Rev. Francis Henderson replaces the ill Rev. Victor Dawe as ministerial delegate. The eighty first synod opens Monday and runs to 5 15 p m with speakers including Dr Donald G Miller and Dr Eugene Carson Blake and Rev Donald W Anderson of New Jersey delivering addresses.
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Police said 41 year old James Patrick Mullooly admitted shooting Taylor S Gay, bystander to secretary Mary Mullooly, at the Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Terminal. Gay, vice president of Phillips Petroleum Corp., was wounded in the side and in critical condition after a dinner date with the secretary. The shooting followed the secretary’s brother’s statement that somebody had to kill him and that he took it on himself.
A series of light items from UPI notes include Bill Burleson losing $200 after a river dip in Battle Creek and a restaurant owner’s help with trousers. Jack Jarvis wins a donkey race then distributes beer bottles, while Charles Hansen welcomes twins and four children total. Dr Paul Telsen contests a speeding ticket, and a London beer contest winner drinks a pint in 15 seconds.
The Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference will run in Slippery Rock from June 24 to July 1. Speakers include Rev. R. L. Stevenson and Rev. J. C. Macaulay with Brandt Gustavson as musical director. Stevenson leads Halethorpe Community Church and Macaulay was born in Belfast and earned a Doctor of Divinity.
Ten years ago the per capita turkey intake in the United States stood at 1's pounds annually. Now Americans eat 7 pounds per person each year, signaling a sharp growth in poultry consumption.
Police reported Mullooly fired one shot before his gun jammed leaving six live shells unfired. His sister witnessed the shooting and was treated for shock as Mullooly surrendered without a struggle.
Dr Gene Stone pastor of First Presbyterian Church marks six years in New Castle since arriving June 10 1956 from Columbus Ohio where he served as executive secretary of the Christian Endeavor Union His Dial a De votion work gained wide notice and a new education wing was built adjoining the downtown church.
The Shenango Council of Democratic Women will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the New Castle News Conference Room. Mrs. Edward Lizerani, secretary, said plans for summer activities will be set. Mrs. Harlan Mone will preside. refreshments follow. SCOUTS HAVE CAMP.
A new hose in Akron demonstrates an ancient Chinese finger puzzle principle by gripping slip-on fittings more tightly when pulled. The design aims to keep Girl Scout Day Camp secure at Gaston, with the hose maintaining its hold under pressure and reinforcing camp safety this year.
The registration fee is 3.00 if paid before June 15. Camp runs July 9-12 and 16-19 with the theme International. Mrs. Alex Pocza, Shenango Township Community Chairman, leads activities.
Registration for fall classes at Shenango Kindergarten continues. Mrs. Greene, school head, notes class size is limited and registration will be on a first come first served basis. Mrs. Hannah Whitten serves as class instructor.
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