Court House Crim inal Term Opens With Burglary Case
Court proceedings began for the June criminal term with Tony Bova Fred Charles and Sam Sams facing burglary related to an attempted robbery of the South Side Service Station in Court Room One before Judge W Walter Braham. In Court Room Two Judge John G Lamp Tee called George Ringer on a morals offense against a minor. The Commonwealth case against Harold Francis Miller for involuntary manslaughter operating a motor vehicle under liquor influence and while suspended was continued to the September term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Walter Braham
Tony Bova
Fred ‘Charles
Sam Sams
South Side
John G. Lamp- Tee
George Ringer
the Commonwealth
Harold Francis Miller
Ellwood City Officials Name Members in Local Roster
Frank Bierdi heads council assignments in Ellwood City with Frank Dorsey as Republican constable for the Second Ward. Michael Priscilla serves as eighth ward Constable and Ralph Sutton is Justice of Peace for Taylor Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Twaddle
Andrew M. Dodds
Anthony P. Stoner
Chester C. Sweesy
Harvey B. Bush
William B. Ale
James Obodzinski
Edith M. Cleaveland
Frank Bierdi
Ellwood City
Frank Dorsey
Michael Priscilla
Ralph Sutton
Taylor Township
County treasury enriched by raid funds and land view ordered
The county treasury gains 532.72 from money seized in a raid on Wendell Hall man of 1442 E Home street after he pleaded no defense to a numbers charge and was fined 450 or six months in jail. A 562.16 sum found in Hallman home was ordered returned. Judge Lamoree approves view and report on Prato lands seized by the Turnpike Commission with viewers named for a July 8 view at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Hallman
E. Home Street
Braham
Hallman
Anthony J. Prato
Beaver
Lawrence Counties
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
John G. Lamoree
EF. E. Autenreith
Henry D. Goehring
New Brighton
C. Roy Kerr
Ambridge
Tennessee Gas Transmission seeks injunction over 26 inch pipeline
Complaint in equity filed by Tennessee Gas Transmission against John S. Matthews seeks to stop interference with a proposed 26 inch pipeline across Matthews Mahoning township property. The company asserts eminent domain rights and seeks damages approval. construction crews faced arrest but released on bond. daily costs cited between 10000 and 23000 dollars. A separate matter before Judge Lameron involves Mary Shevitz seeking to restrain defendants Michael and Julia Fugas from obstructing a road to Shevitz property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Os John S. Matthews
Matthews
Mahoning Township
Congress
James C. Brice
John S. Matthews
A. Martha Matthews
Lamoree
Michael Fugas
Julia Fugas
Court St
Mary Shevitz
County Line Road
Shevitz
Woman blocked from property access with no trespass signs
The defendants kept a period of occupancy and on about May 1 placed no trespassing signs and blocked the road with large stones. As a result, Mrs. Shevitz has no access to her property.
Local Names and Addresses Listed in Public Notice
A list of residents and addresses appears, including John L Kolodziejski 1607 Hanna St New Castle John Bar Barbara Gorgacz 23 Fern St New Castle Herman E Veith Jr R D 1 Turtle Creek Vivian L Mintz 2032 Wendover St Pittsburgh Thomas R Penwell Box 5 Hillsville Va Mae Mack Box 34 Edenburg Richard N McKee 306 N Jefferson St New Castle Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leonard Kolodziejski
Hanna
New Castle
John Barbara Gorgacz
Fern St
Herman Ernest Veith, Jr
R. D
Turtle Creek
Vivian Lois Mintz
Wendover St
Pittsburgh
Thomas Robert Penwell
Hillsville
Virginia
Mae Mack
Edenburg
Richard N. McKee
N. Jefferson St
Mary
Real Estate Transfers in Shenango and Union Townships
A list of property transfers records in Shenango and Union townships, including buyers and sellers such as R. Frank Houk by guardian to Donald Welsh, Packard Homes to John Cripps, Hanna J. Lenz estate to Raymond Cioffi, and multiple transfers involving John Warren, Donald Warren, and others, each for nominal consideration of $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Frank Houk
Gdin
Donald Welsh
Shenango Township
Packard Homes, Inc
John R. Cripps
Neshannock
Hanna J. Lenz
Raymond F. Cioffi
George J. Tonsectic
Alfred Cionni
West Pittsburg
Taylor Township
Edith R. Moore Sankey
John L. Galant
John Warren
Donald G. Warren
Union Township
FiveYearOld Hurt From Fall From Truck In Wilson
William Zarlingo aged five of 13 Round Street was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital at 7 10 pm Saturday for a fracture of both bones of the left forearm after a fall from a truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Zarlingo
Round Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Birth increase in Michigan reported for 1954
Michigan health bureau records show 316 births per 100 deaths in 1954, indicating a growing birth rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan
Health Bureau
Guard Reaches Peak Enlistment Since Korean War Reactivation
Three National Guard units stationed in New Castle report their highest enrollment since reactivation. The 229th FA Battalion shows Headquarters Battery with 72 men, 14 officers and one warrant officer, while Service Battery lists 33 men with one officer and two warrant officers. Medical Detachment has one officer and?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
New Castle
229Th FA
Service
Vacancies Open in National Guard Seek Interested Applicants
Six enlisted men vacancies remain in the National Guard. Any veteran or non veteran seeking more information is asked to telephone Ol 4 7841.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Guard
Boy Hurt Playing With Lawn Mower In Mora
Dennis Reese of R D 10 Mora was cut severely on the second finger of his right hand when it slipped into a lawn mower. He was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Reese
R.D
Moravia Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Baby Injured After Fall at Home
Robert Wallace aged 14 months of 115 W Kenneth Avenue was hospitalized for a severe forehead contusion after falling down cellar steps at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wallace
W. Kenneth Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Land Monopoly in Mexico City Revealed in 1900 Figures
A report notes that by 1900 two percent of the population owned seventy percent of all land in Mexico City, highlighting stark inequality. The statistic underscores entrenched land ownership patterns shaping urban wealth and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Court House
Pharmacists
Tia Rer
N. Mill St
Sprungaine
Thrift
Thrift Plan Finance Corp
Consumer Discount CO
East St
C. A. Anzio
MGR
D. G. Ramsey & Sons Hardware
Croton
Washington ST
Kroehler
Nang
Sy Me
Honduras
Tata LA
Detroit
JEWEL
NORGE
Axminster Rugs
Axminster
Keystone Furniture CO
E. Washington St
Eleanor Shoaff
Highland Ave
Joseph Andrew Sniezek
Stella Mae A. Zak
Wampum
Joseph Anthony Cump
Charles Warren
Frank T. McClure
George Gudyk
Toma
Keystone Bread
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!