Funeral Thursday for Pvt Hyman Buntman
Funeral services are planned Thursday at 2 pm for Pvt Hyman R Buntman son of Mr and Mrs Alex Buntman of 512 Hamilton Street The service will be at John R Bigler funeral home 1018 South Mill Street Interment will be at Tifereth Israel cemetery The body arrives from Brooklyn NY at 830 am on the B and O rail line He died while serving on a mission in July 1943 Enlisted 1939 in combat engineers Survived by parents three brothers Samuel Edward Isaac and two sisters Ann and Martha
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyman
Buntman
Alex Buntman
Hamilton Street
John R. Bigler
South Mill Street
Tifereth Israel Cemetery
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pvt. Buntman
Basil C. Balaker
Pvt
Army
Combat Engineers
New Castle
Alex
Sarah Buntman
Samuel Buntman
Youngstown
Edward
Isaac Buntman
Ann
Martha Buntman
Bakery worker burns from gas explosion during oven lighting
William Gurgacz of 761 East Long avenue employed at the Axe bakery on North Mill street was burned when gas exploded as he lit the oven at 2 55 a m today. He received treatment for burns to his arms and face at New Castle hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gurgacz
East Long Avenue
Axe Bakery
North Mill Street
New Castle Hospital
Last Day for First Quarter Earned Income Tax Payments
Crowds filled the East street city annex as individuals and employers rushed to meet the first quarter deadline for earned income tax payments for January February and March. A noon estimate on employer payments could not be given as totals must be compiled though past reports showed about $135 000 from employers and $8 000 from individuals. City officials projected total receipts of $542 000 for 1949 with the final quarter due in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Building Annex
East Street
Lewis A. McClung
Beer Truck Drivers In Youngstown Prepare Strike
About 150 beer truck drivers in Youngstown plan a midnight strike over eight paid holidays plus two annual election days. Union business agent John J. Angelo said action hinges on distributors agreeing to the payoff demands, already marked by a recent 15 day bus strike and business losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
INS
John J. Angelo
Chauffeurs, Teamsters & Helpers Union
AFL
Distributors Association
Mrs. Arthur Baker Dies At Franklin
News arrives of the death of Mrs. Arthur Baker wife of a former Bethel United Brethren pastor in Franklin. She died at 4 p m after about a week in hospital leaving one daughter. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 p m at the Franklin United Brethren Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Baker
Bethel U.B
Franklin
Engineers To Meet At Conneaut Lake
Western Pennsylvania engineers will meet at Conneaut Lake on Saturday June 18 joining the local Midwestern and Pittsburgh chapters in the Oakland Hotel. A wives and friends reception follows a dinner at six and a 7 30 meeting with dancing to close the day. Plans may be set for the state convention in New Castle in May 1950. The article notes U S bread consumption at about 40 000 000 loaves daily per American Bakers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professional Engineers
Western Pennsylvania
Conneaut Lake
Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers
Pittsburgh
Oakland Hotel
New Castle
United States
American Bakers’ Association
Mrs Nellie Sweezy Smith Dies in Sharon Hospital
Mrs Nellie Sweezy Smith aged 61 wife of James Smith of Hartford Ohio died Tuesday in Buhl hospital Sharon after an operation. Survived by husband two daughters two sons two brothers one sister a half sister and a half brother. Funeral Friday 2 30 from Galloway funeral Hartford with Oakwood Cemetery West Middlesex interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Welsh
Forest Street
A. T. Kissinger
Spruce Street
Nellie Sweezy Smith
James Smith
Hartford
Ohio
Buhl Hospital
Sharon
Charles Garrett
Pittsburgh
John
David Sweesy
West Middlesex
Edna Huffman
This City
James Hodge
Galloway
Oakwood Cemetery
Smith
Asa A. Hodge
Asa Hodge
Everett Sweesy
Young Boy Blamed For Fire Damages
In Portland Oregon on June 15 a 14 year old boy faces juvenile action for setting a fire that destroyed two portable buildings at his former grade school. A second blaze at the Peninsula Fuel and Lumber Company mill caused about 200000 dollars in losses. The youth admitted starting the school fire but did not reveal a motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Orc
INS
Peninsula Fuel & Lumber Company
W. R. Curtis
Student Forced Out By Fire In East Moreland School
A student before he finished the eighth grade lived in East Moreland near Duniway school as two classrooms and a cafeteria were destroyed by flames. Loss was estimated at 15000 to 20000 dollars.
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Eastmoreland
Duniway School
Underground Fire Threatens Roosevelt High School
Kulpmont officials prepared to cut off an underground mine fire that threatens Roosevelt high school. District officials reported tests and actions planned to control the blaze and protect the school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kulpmont
Roosevelt High School
Coal Vein Threatens School Site Fire Near Building
Albert W. Ross supervising principal said fire crews locate blaze to cut it off by excavation as a coal vein runs beneath the school. The district notes the first starph duties were imposed by Holland in 1624.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Ross
Holland
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H. R. Buntman
Italy
Youngstown Hide & Tallow Co
D & B Products CO
Ifaast Sanitary Service
Purina
Purina Aven
F. W. Hutchison
Beaver St
Public Square
Father Bunder
Nobils
Nobil
Washington St
Acme Telephoto
Los Angeles
Calif
Pricilla
Jona Tomlinson
Hugh Tandy Gardner
University of Washington
Hugh
New York
U. S
PAL
Colonial Opera Sandwich
Acetylene
Alexander
N. Mill ST
Super Market
E. Long Ave
Dan del Monte Pineapple
Preuss
Citizens Lumber
Neal
Sis
del Monte
Florida
Wilson
RADIO
Wilmington and
Clen Moore
Golden Dawn
H. A. Jones
E. Wash. St
Cpa Wares
Mo Fae
George D. Reid Insurance Agency
Centennial
Strauss
Strauss-Hirshberg
Berets
Navy
California
Woodmere
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