Seventh Ward Columbus Ladies Plan Banquet
The Christopher Columbus Auxiliary under President Mrs. Frank Iovanella met to plan a testimonial banquet honoring Louis Ezzo, honorary president for his work organizing the auxiliary since 1937. Committees to cook and serve will be named later. The June meeting discussed the Society celebration from June 30 through July 4 on Liberty Street club grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Columbus Auxiliary
Frank Iovanella
Louis Ezzo
Ezzo
Jovanella
Christopher Columbus Society
Liberty St
Welcome Home Tuscano Family in Yuba City Homecoming
Mrs Marge Tuscano and her three children from Yuba City California arrived for a long visit with the Orlando family on W Wabash Ave Tuesday morning Their first visit in four years An open air welcome home party for Mrs Tuscano and the children was held in the Orlando yard with 66 relatives, the Tuscano and Russo families. The John Toscano family are recovering from a flood that wiped out their Yuba City home last year One son had typhoid accompanying the flood waters The families plan a large reunion and for the first time in eight years the whole clan expects to be together on July 4 John Toscano will join in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tuscano
Marge Orlando
Yuba City
Calif
Orlando
W. Wabash Ave
Tuscano
Russo
John Toscano
Presbyterian Youth Plan For Church Camp
Youth at Mahoningtown Presbyterian church plan to attend a week long camp at Seneca Hills near Franklin Pennsylvania. Fifteen youngsters will travel the last week of the month and raise funds via a social on Friday evening at the church tennis courts. The yard around the courts has been cleaned and beautified by the youth group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoningtown
Farewell Service Held for Rev Dominic DeBlasio at St. Lucy's
Last evening the Holy Name Society of St. Lucy's church bid farewell to Rev. Dominic DeBlasio who has served as Spiritual Advisor since joining as Assistant Pastor. Church members attended the farewell with prayers and well wishes for his future assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. DeBlasio
Holy Name Society of
St. Lucy's Church
Dominic DeBlasio
St. Lucy’s
Holy Name So
Church Society Honors Rev DeBlasic Before Move to Hillsville
Society officers and members met in church social rooms and presented a gift to Rev DeBlasic who departs today for a new pastorate at St Lawrence church in Hillsville. They planned Father’s Day Father and Son Breakfast and Sunday services for June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ociety
DeBlasic
St. Lawrence Church
Hillsville
William Reed Injures Arm In Scaffold Fall
William Reed of Mahoningtown, self employed carpenter, fell 20 feet from a scaffold while working Wednesday at 2 50 p m and suffered a right arm abrasion. He was treated and discharged from Jameson Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reed
Mahoningtown
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Venetian Blind Injury At Home Leaves Woman Injured
Mrs Mabel Funera of 211 S Ashland Ave was using a Venetian blind when it fell and cut her left leg. Seven stitches were required at Jameson Memorial Hospital before she returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Funera
Ashland Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Dr J R Cooper Dies Early Today
Dr J R Cooper dies early today after a long career in Mahoning and regional medical circles. Survived by widow Linnie McNess Cooper and many nieces and nephews, he would have celebrated 56 years of marriage this August. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 pm in First Methodist Church with Dr A Culmer Schultz officiating. Interment in Oak Park Cemetery. Body moved to Joseph B Leyde Mortuary. Family to meet friends Friday and Saturday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E.G. Missionary Society
Mahoning‘town Presbyterian Church
C. E. Rickabaugh
G. G. Horchler
William Bollinger
Moody Men's Bible
Mahoning Lodge
A.M
AASA
Valley of New Castle
Council ,Commandry and
Knights Templar
Rotary
Cooper
Linnie McNess Cooper
Linnie Cooper
Joseph B. Leyde
Highland Ave
A. Culmer Schultz
First Methodist Church
Oak Park
Sherman O. Drake
R. D. G. Mercer
Neshannock Falls
Lawrence County
Benjamin Franklin
Margaret Orr. Drake
Minnie McConnell Drake
Irene Wilson
Drake
Neshannock Mutual Insurance Co
Springfield
Tnp
Mercer County
Leesburg Cemetery Association
Leesburg Presbyterian Church
Irene Drake
Hiram M. Drake
Mercer
Amanda Martin
Slippery Rock
Pauline McClimans
Greenville
Cunningham Funeral Oie
Leesburg
Ferdimore E. Wogan
Leesburg Cemetery
Gomer I. Jenkins
Struthers
Mable White Jenkins
Jameson Memorial
Thomas W
Catherine Duncan Jenkins
New Castle
Idora Park
Youngstown
Mable
William Jenkins
Viola McClurg
Katherine Crisswell
Clara Montgomery
Neta Coblentz
Victor Patterson
Graceland Cemetery
Proposals to Steelworkers Studied Ahead of Strike Deadline
Companies presented a counter offer to the union contract demands at an abbreviated session on Wednesday. The package aims for about 15 cents per hour, including a wage hike and guaranteed annual wage. USW President David J. McDonald said the union will study the proposal and meet the wage and policy committee Friday morning. Formal negotiations with U S Steel Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel resume Friday afternoon after a one day recess. Industry veterans say the firms seek a long term contract possibly three to five years replacing the recent two year deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. McDonald
USW
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Steel
Steelworkers Union
McDonald
Mrs Margaret Warner Visits New Castle Area Relatives
Mrs Margaret Warner of Painsville Ohio granddaughter Mrs Pauline Isaac arrives to visit relatives in the New Castle area staying with her daughter Mrs Fannie Sense in Taw and grand daughter Fannie Lee Isaac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Warner
Painsville
Ohio
Pauline Isaac
New Castle Area
Warner
Taw
Fannie Sense
Fanniie Lee Isaac
U S Aviation Experts Prepare for Soviet Show
Maj. Gen. Albert Boyd, a MIG-15 expert from Rankin Tennessee, leads a U S aviation delegation to the Soviet display. The party includes Lt Gen Frank F Everest Lt Gen Donald L Putt Lt Gen Thomas L Power and Lt Gen Clarence S Sorvine as deputy for various Air Force roles. Boyd tested the jet from a North Korean defector who earned a $100 000 reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Boyd
Rankin
Tenn
Muroc
Calif
Air Research and Development Command
Boyd
Frank F. Everest
Twining
Donald L. Putt
Thomas L. Power
Clarance Sorvine
Molotov Threatened by Khrushchev on Moscow Visit
The Telegraph reports Khrushchev accused Molotov of personal ambition and leveraging ties to Lenin during the early Russian Revolution as Marshal Tito nears his triumphant Moscow arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Tito
Moscow
Telegraph
Khrushchev
Molotov
V. I. Lenin
Perry named to fill school board vacancy in May
Dr D L Perry was elected to the school board to fill a vacancy effective May 31 after an executive session. Nominations included Margaret Seal for Perry, Joseph Wright and Richard Hite, with Wright and Hite among labor-supported candidates. Rainey and Dart voted for their nominees while Rainey urged broader ward balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph A. Cooper
Margaret G. Seal
Dr. Perry
Robert W. Rainey
Joseph Wright
James M. Dart
Richard Hite
Wright
Rainey
Dart
Rummell
Death notice for Frank Mullen of Ashtabula Ohio
Bert Mullen of 712 East Morton Street receives word his brother Frank Mullen of Ashtabula Ohio has died. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 30 p m from Child's Funeral Home in Ashtabula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Mullen
East
Morton St
Frank Mullen
Ashtabula
Ohio
Tug Boat Sinks With 15 Aboard
Gulfport Mississippi reporting three survivors found after a tug boat sank with 15 aboard during a tropical storm. Rescue teams searched for the remaining three crew members near the May Dee wreck as coast guard planes aided the operation. The storm produced 60 mph winds, stretched along 300 miles of the Gulf Coast, and caused deaths in New Orleans during the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulfport
Miss
Mississippi
O. J. Cenac
Morgan City
May Dee
Gulf
Coast Guard
Gulf Coast
Matchez
New Orleans
Lake Pontchartrain
Elephant falls on spectators injures seven at circus
A 1700-pound baby elephant tripped and fell on spectators during a Ringling Brothers circus show in Hicksville New York. Seven people were hurt, including a father John Murphy 34 and his children Kerrey 9 and Brian 5 who were hospitalized with bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicksville
N. Y
John Murphy
Kerrey
Brian
Mayo Named U P Post and Gibson Elected Moderator
Rev Mayo of the North Hill church is elevated through the Valley Presbytery to the United Presbyterian post and Dr Gibson is elected moderator of the general assembly serving until June 1 1957. Mayo has led church growth and education efforts in New Castle with active local leadership roles and expanding youth and primary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ver Valley
New Castle
Adenauer First Visitor Outside Family to See Eisenhower
President Eisenhower slept six hours with minimal interruptions after surgery and took his first mouthful of broth. He welcomed a planned, brief courtesy call from Chancellor Adenauer of West Germany, accompanied by Secretary of State Dulles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhnt
Hagerty
Eisenhoer
Adenauer
John Foster Dulles
City school raises include superintendent and staff pay bumps
The 1957-58 and 1958-59 city school salary plans lift Walter A. Kearney from 12000 to 12600 and Howard S. Stewart from 8500 to 8900, with raises for Bechtel, Double, Alpern, Delancey and others. Directors and principals see increases. Rainey votes against raises for Kearney and Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Walter A. Kearney
Howard S. Stewart
John B. Bechtel
Harry Double
Gerald Alpern
Raymond Sennon
Elmer O. Delancey
Samuel P. Shilling
Russell L. Horchler
Peter Grittie
Arthur H. Walker
John N. Cornelius
S. Glenn McCracken
Fred Y. McLure
William J. Wallace
Gerald E. Nord
Clare B. Book
Department of Public Instruction
James Curry
Thomas Bangert
Curry
Boy Cat Elbow Injury At Jameson Memorial
Stephen DeLillo seven years old of 413 E Sheridan Ave was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital at 4 35 p m Wednesday for a laceration of the left elbow suffered in a fall while playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen DeLillo
E. Sheridan Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Deaths Of The Day Directory Details Funeral Plans
A daily classified section directory lists upcoming funerals with interment location, funeral director, service times, and calling hours for convenient reference.
Death notices and obituaries from local area deaths
Obituaries and death notices report Frank Salopek of Pottery Road found dead likely from a heart attack after 24 hours in a shed. Also listed are Sherman Drake of Mercer County and other local residents Gomer I Jenkins and Dr John Litman with funeral arrangements, survivors, and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Charles) Salopek
Pottery Road
P. and L.E. Railroad
John Meehand
Salopek
Armando Diaz
West Pittsburg
Sam Salopek
Warren
McGonigle Funeral Home
North Beaver
Fails St
Albert Gladdis
St. Michaels Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Local Obituaries Weave End of Era for Slippery Rock and New Castle Figures
Obituary notes detail Dr. Litman of Slippery Rock and New Castle, a Pitt graduate dentist, with 45th wedding anniversary near, church and lodge memberships, survivors including two daughters and siblings. Burial at Oak Park follows service. Also funeral details for Eugene Russo 38 of New Castle with WWII service and family survivors.
No Turnpike Toll Increase Likely Soon
Testimony shows the west turnpike mainly Delaware River Extension and Bridge lack profit. The 33 mile extension loses money, but interest on $65 million bonds remains funded. Bond retirement of non paying sections can wait until other sections are debt free, with earnings redirected to unprofitable parts.
Three Teachers Elected Five Resign From New Castle Board
New Castle school board elected three new teachers and accepted five resignations at a Wednesday session. Doris Ann Ramsey received a temporary professional contract, while Mildred Roux and Jess William Badger gained professional contracts. Several staff attained professional employee status after two years, and 79.6 percent of eligible staff joined the group insurance program with board authorization for premium payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Doris Ann Ramsey
Brookview Blvd
Parma
Marshall College
Ohio
Mildred A. Roux
Park Ave
Farrell
Westminster College
Jess William Badger
Kittanning
Indiana State Teachers College
Teachers College
Columbia University
Katharyne S._ Brinton
George Washington Junior High School
Margaret Hogue
Croton
John E. Mathews
Pollock
Beaver County
Esther Levine
Benjamin Franklin
Robert Keterer
East Palestine
Walter A. Kearney
Rose Anselmo
Helen Druschel
June V. Kreiling
Freda Sampson
Martha Stone
Alpena Zazanis
Magdalene Becker
George D. Black
Joan Cornelius
Thaddeus Piotrowski
Gerhard Schlumberger
Robert Southern
Barbara Tilley
Samuel P. Shilling
Kearney
Senate Deliberates on Foreign Aid Amid Democratic Revolt
The Senate planned a vote on foreign aid with no clear funding figure from supporters. Democratic dissent grew as Sen Hubert Humphrey expressed frustration and Sen Paul Douglas proposed Democrats may abstain to let Republicans push the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
Minn
Foreign Relations
Paul Douglas
Heat Wave Persists Amid Severe Storms Across Cities
Storms rage with winds up to 100 miles per hour uprooting trees and knocking out a community TV tower as Cincinnati endures a hotel marquee collapse injuring six. Michigan reports a heat prostration death while drowning rates rise nationwide. Record highs unfold from Chicago to New York as heat looms over the eastern half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sheraton-Gibson
Michigan
Mississippi River
Atlantic Seaboard
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Pittsburgh
New York City
U.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seventh Ward
Columbus Ladies Plan
Marge Tuscano
Presbyterian
Venetian Blind
M.E.G
J. R. Cooper
U. S
Marvin
D. L. Perry
Ca Es
Ayiord
LA Belle
Camera Shop
E. North St
Friendly Spotto Photo Shop
R. H. Mayo
U.P. Post
John Blaine Litman
Leasure Ave
Edna Ruby Litman
Hannibal
John W. and
Nancy Harter Litman
Florist’s Telegraph
Cunningham and Weingartner
N. Mill St
Jesse N. Kerr
University of Pittsburgh
Litman
First Presbyterian Church
Bellfield Lodge
Syria Shrine
William J. Humprey
Corpus Christi
Tex
Perry L. Reeder
Allan Litman
Dan Rial
Steelton
W. Va
John Oerter
Oak Park Cemetery
Eugene Russo
S. Wayne St
DeCarbo Funeral Home
Sylvester
Jennie DeMatteo Russo
United Engineering & Foundry Corp
St. Lucy’s Church
Louis Gene
Augustine
Peter Russo
Peter
Anthony
Joseph
Paul
Alfonso
Leo Russo
Intelligence Corp
Washington, D. C
Lena Dovidio
Nora Perotta
Icity
D.&w. Division
Castle Stationery CO
N. Mercer St
Dad
Cor
North & Mercer St
del Johnston
Patael
3 & Rt Watch and Jewelzy
Reasonable Prices Service
Jack Gerson
Jeweler
Washington St
Mil
R.L. Boyd
R. A. Myers
Jefferson ST
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