New Castle Priest Celebrates 60 Years as Priest
New Castle native Father Nick Mastrangelo marked 60 years ordained since May 9, 1964 with a Mass and celebration on April 20 at St. Therese of Lisieux Church in Munhall. At 85 he remains active in St. Thomas The Apostle Parish, serving Masses, funerals, baptisms and sacraments across Allegheny County.
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New Castle
Nick Mastrangelo
St. Therese of Lisieux Church
Munhall
Allegheny County
Mastrangelo
St. Thomas the Apostle
St. Vitus Church
Joseph Mastrangelo
Mario Mastrangelo
Pittsburgh
St. Therese
Duquesne
Homestead
West Mifflin
Whitaker
Diocese OF Pittsburgh
Featured Ford Fairlane 500 Tops Fathers Day Car Show
The 1964 Ford Fairlane 500 was named featured car for the 41st annual Fathers Day Car Show in Sharon. Terry Jones and Jeanne Jones of Clark own the vehicle which will be on display from noon to 4 PM downtown at Eastate Street and Shenango Avenue. Jones will welcome his daughters Tracy and Debbie, visiting from Ellwood City and Dallas, to attend. Donations last year reached about 3000 dollars for Shenango Valley Children’s Transplant Fund and other local charities.
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Shenango Valley
Automobile Club of America
Terry Jones
Jeanne
Clark
Sharon
Jones
New York
Tracy
Ellwood City
Debbie
Dallas
Texas
Ed Bailey
Bailey
Eastate Street
Shenango Avenue
Rogers
Shenango Valley Children’s Transplant Fund
Melissa Klaric
HeraldKlaric
Mklaric
Sharonherald
Tanner Mondok
Herald Jeanne
Dog Days of Summer Returns for Fourth Year
Reed's Services hosts the fourth Dog Days of Summer at Ewing Park Ellwood City June 21 to 23 from 9 am to 8 pm on days one and two and 9 am to 5 pm on day three rain or shine. The fundraiser supports K-9 units in Lawrence and Beaver counties with demonstrations each day.
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Reed’s Services
Ewing Park
Ellwood City
Lawrence
Beaver Counties
Reed
Joe Reed
Union Township
Nicholas Vercilla
Lawrence County
Can a wife switch to spousal Social Security after 62
A wife with a smaller retirement benefit cannot usually start at 62 with reduced personal benefits and switch later to a higher spousal benefit. If the husband is already drawing at 67, the deemed filing rule forces filing for both benefits when any benefit is claimed. Only in rare cases where the husband delays can an eventual higher spousal amount occur, and widow's benefits may apply after the husband's death.
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Social Security
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