Two Criminal Court Cases Open in June Term Holiday Delays
In the June term of the Criminal Court no new cases were started due to Flag Day. The panels for two cases were excused until Wednesday morning. The Commonwealth case against Sam Sams Fred Charles and Tony Bova for burglary at South Side Service Inc. 1302 Moravia St. opened with testimony from J E Melvin and residents Gayle Plonka and others. The case of George Ringer charged with morals offense against a 14 year old girl began before Judge Lamoree. Judge Braham plans remarks to the University of Pittsburgh Law School Alumni Association in Pittsburgh this evening.
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Criminal
W. Walter Braham
The
Commonwealth of Sam
J. E. Melvin
Gayle Plonka
Mr. Plonka
California
Nick Alfreda
South Side
And
Clark Davis
Grant Street
Tony Bova
Samuel Sams
Fred Charles
John G. Lamoree
the Commonwealth
George Ringer
County bar list of Pitt Law School graduates
A county bar announces the graduation of alumni from the University of Pittsburgh Law School. The article highlights several new lawyers joining the bar and details their backgrounds, with emphasis on local ties and career paths.
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County Bar
Pitt Law School
Local residents listed for notices in Ellwood City area
The document lists several individuals with addresses in Hullsville Edenburg Ellwood City and New Castle including Nick Pugliese Angeline Mack Don Thompson Amy Shelar Ernest Molnar Barbara Burgin Charles Pearce Angeline Buckley and others. No actions or dates are given in the readable text.
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Nick Pugliese
Box
Hullsville
Angeline Mack
Edenburg
Don Thompson
New Castle
Amy Shelar
Ellwood City
Ernest Louis Molnar
Mtd
Barbara Burgin
Foch St
Delaware Ave
Angeline V. Buckley
Morton St
Real Estate Transfers Across Ellwood City and Surrounding Areas
A list of property transfers shows Betty Hall to Stanley Gos cewski in Fifth ward Ellwood City for $400 and multiple adjacent transfers within Union township South New Castle Boro Pulaski township and New Bedford Lions Club to Pulaski Township School District. Numerous deeds filed with consideration of $1 between spouses and named recipients. The record covers several parcels and wards including Fourth ward First ward and School District properties.
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Betty Jane Hall
Stanley Goscewski
Fifth Ward
Ellwood City
Charles H. Shepley
James R. Goff
Fourth Ward
O. K. Williams
Willie G. Klepfer
Little Beaver Township
Rose Klieniewski
Walter Klieniewski
South New Castle
Harry V. Brown
Charles H. Headings, Jr
Union Township
Louis O. Primavere
Fred J. Stropich
Gilbert E. Hoffman
Edwin R. Lamm
Robert H. Wallace
Pulaski Township
John Mijavee
New Bedford Lions Club
Thomas Uber
William E. Thompson
First Ward
Donation Voted To YW Building Fund
Friendly Mothers at the YWCA voted a donation of $25 to the YW building fund during a June meeting. They planned a picnic for June 23 at Cascade Park and announced outdoor outings for the next two months with regular meetings resuming in September.
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Y.W.C.A
YW Building Fund
Cascade Park
Milwaukee voter Ruth Spredemann draws ballot 42
Ruth Spredemann of 4242 North 42nd Street drew ballot number 42 in the recent election and was listed in the Milwaukee report.
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Milwaukee
Ruth Spredemann
N. 42Nd Street
East Brook Community Notes and Family Announcements
East Brook reports new babies June Anne Boyles and Thomas James Fisher. Dwight Tomkins hosts a 3 to 5 p m birthday party. Funeral attended for Mrs F M Pontius in Ogdensburg with local mourners. Local residents visit, recoveries noted at Jameson Memorial Hospital. Proudfoot home purchase and Beaver residents moving to Volant. East Brook High Senior class trip to Washington Harrisburg Hershey praised. Summer school and church activities listed with dates and hosts.
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Russel Boyles
June Anne
Dwight Tomkins
David Tomkins
Clyde Fisher
Thomas James
Fisher
Ria Hookway
George Pontius
F. M. Pontius
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Gene Proudfoot
Volant
Don Hanna
Beaver
Proudfoot
East Brook High
Washington, D. C
Harrisburg
Hershey
Martin Wright
Corrine Clement
Verna Warnock
Sally Downing
Ivy Walton
Hildreth Alborn
Ellwood City
United Presbyterian Church
East Brook
U. P
Helen Martin
Patty West
Arthur McGill
Choking Suspected In Downtown Woman Collapse
Mrs. Lucy Peak, 47, of 224 South Liberty, collapsed Monday after 1 p m in the downtown area near Sycamore Way and North Mercer. She was treated for faintness believed to be caused by choking after two marshmallow pieces were found beside her and discharged about an hour later in good condition.
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Lucy Peak
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Peak
South Liberty Street
Sycamore Way
North Mercer Street
Sheriff Corrigan Responds To Dead Dog Call
Omaha authorities report Sheriff Patrick Corrigan answered a call to fetch a dead dog. En route a dispatcher advised there is no need as the dog has risen and fled.
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Omaha
Patrick Corrigan
State Secretary Talks with Lawrence County NEPH Committee
Ivan J. Mease secretary of the Governors Committee on Employ the Physically Handicapped met Lawrence county NEPH members in the Employment Bureau offices. He praised local efforts to employ the handicapped and discussed essay and poster contests and using essays during National Employment Week in October. He urged formation of employer sub committees to boost engagement and improve attitudes among employers. Present were Edwin O. Rainey Jerome Daugherty Robert Gowell and Roland Henry.
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Ivan J. Mease
Governor’s Committee
Lawrence County Committee
Mease
Edwin O. Rainey
Lawrence County Neph
Jerome Daugherty
Robert Gowell
Roland Henry
Bureau of Employment Security
Mt. Jackson 4-H Club Plans Picnic and Camp
Mt. Jackson 4-H members discussed a countywide picnic and a one day camp at Kayleen Solomon’s home. Ruth Herr reported continued work on skirts as the club project. The next meeting will be at Peggy Fox’s home on June 24.
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Mt. Jackson
Beaver Club
Kayleen Solomon
Ruth Herr
Peggy Fox
Local briefs from Scott Twp and nearby towns
Mrs Beverly Weidenhof was admitted to Jameson Memorial Hospital last Tuesday evening. Fred Pratt and daughter Joyce were in Akron, Ohio last Friday. Mr and Mrs Harry Marshall with Avis Eddie and Janet were Sunday callers at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Marshall of Camp Run. Mr and Mrs Donald Seward have moved to the Kneram house at Rock Springs. Mr and Mrs Fred Pratt and daughters visited Mr Dominick Mivideica in Imperial last Sunday. Mrs Ollie Moorhead, recently in Jameson Memorial Hospital, returned home to Slippery Rock R D 3. Harry Marshall and Oliver Emery were called back to work at National Tube Co plant in Ellwood City. Mr and Mrs Bert Ewing of New Castle visited their mother Martha McCaslin last week. Faith Baptist Church in Harlansburg held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs Margaret Wimmer in New Wilmington. J O Y Missionary meeting set for Tuesday June 14 in the Faith Baptist church basement missionary room. hostess Mrs Bertha Kneram.
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Beverly Weidenhof
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Fred Pratt
Joyce
Akron
Ohio
Harry Marshall
Avis
Eddie
Janet
Joseph Marshall
Camp Run
Donald Seward
Kneram
Rock Springs
Dominick Mivideica
Imperial
Ollie Moorhead
Slippery Rock R. D
Oliver Emery
National Tube Co
Ellwood City
Bert Ewing
New Castle
Martha McCaslin
Faith Baptist Church
Harlansburg
Margaret Wimner
New Wilmington
J.O.Y. Missionary Meeting
Bertha Kneram
VFW Auxiliary Plans Thursday Meeting and Social
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary No. 522 will hold a brief business meeting Thursday at 8 p m in the Grant street hall. A social hour follows with Senior vice president Margaret Fletcher in charge.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
No. 522
Grant Street Hall
Margaret Fletcher
Walmo Church DVBS Moves to Evening Schedule
Walmo Free Methodist plans five night Vacation Bible School from June 20 at 6 30 p m with sessions to 9 p m led by Rev Dale Rhome director. Registration June 17 7 00 to 8 30 p m at the church. Theme Heroes of the Cross and four departments Nursery three to four beginners primary juniors up to 14. Transportation provided. Closing program June 26 7 45 p m. Golden Age club picnic June 24 noon at Cascade Park rain site YWCA East Washington Street.
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Walmo
Coaltown
Free Methodist
Dale Rhome
Heroes of the Cross
Golden Age Club
Cascade Park
Louis Sandler
Y.W.C.A
Washington Street
Shrine Caravan Stag Dinner Set at New Castle Grounds
Shrine Caravan of Syria Shrine AAONMS will host a stag dinner at New Castle Water Works grounds on West Lea sure avenue extension Friday at 6 15 PM. President James H Elmore announced with Potentate Ken Paxton and Pittsburgh divan members expected. William Grannis handles reservations.
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Lawrence
Syria Shrine
New Castle
Levine Attends Hand Rehabilitation Course at Penn
Daniel Levine a physical therapist at Jameson Memorial Hospital attends a rehabilitation of the hand course at the University of Pennsylvania from June 13 to June 17. Faculty from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine teach the program covering rehabilitation principles.
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Daniel Levine
Jameson Memorial Hospital
University of Pennsylvania
School of Medicine
The
Mercury dealer offers easy terms for June deal
As part of the June deal, your Mercury dealer will handle all arrangements to secure the easiest possible terms that fit your budget.
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Mercury
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University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
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Junedale Fresh Roasted
Junedale Farm
Sausage & Ibs
Thrifty Market
Washington St
AXE
N. Mill St
Deep Freeze Owners
Axe’s
Baby Beef
NEPH
Scott Twp
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Levine
Penn
F. W. Reese, JR
Canada Life Assurance Co
Union Trust Bldg
Pittsburgh, Pa
Edward F. Callahan
Lawrence County
New Castle, Pa
Montclair
Suggerter
Ed Sullivan
Lockwood & Smith Motor Sales
Grant and
Beaver Streets
Oliver
Montclairs
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