County Camps to Share Food Handling Costs
County Commissioners voted to require summer camps receiving Federal surplus foods to pay handling costs. The Salvation Army Camp and Heinz House Camp were noted as primary beneficiaries and thus liable for distribution costs, with others like YMCA FHA and Free Methodist also using the service. The county cited 3.5 cents per pound for butter, 3 cents for cheese, 1.7 cents for flour, and 1.83 cents for milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. McConahy
Salvation Army
Heinz House
YMCA
FHA
Shenango City Seeks Sewer Hookup With Township
An ordinance introduced in Shenango City council would allow Shenango Two to connect its sewer system with the city sewer. Only the County Home and Shenango Two School would be permitted to join, with the mayor authorized to deed land in Cascade Park for a sewer line 8 to 15 inches, starting at the Cascade Boulevard and Cascade Park Dam Road intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Two
Herman F. Steinbrink
Cascade Park
Cascade Blvd
Cascade Park Dam Road
Wet Weather Closes In Across Much of Nation
Most of the United States faced damp conditions with showers and thunderstorms. The Atlantic and Pacific coasts and the Great Lakes to Ohio Valley area were exceptions as floods and hail caused damage and at least three deaths were blamed on Texas floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Lakes
mid-Mississippi
Ohio
Rockies
Montana
Texas
Plains
Weather Bureau
Platte
S.C
Pueblo
Colo
Nebraska
Gulf Coast
Jackson
Miss
Brackettville-Utopia- Sabinal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Vincennes
Soil District Meeting Debates Erosion Program Roles
Cooperating agencies including SCS, State Fish Commission and State Highway Dept support a soil program. Critics argue against duplicating county agent work and press for a true soil survey, citing $1.147 million federal and $300,000 state funds spent on travel and salaries. Gilmore and commissioners pledged a decision after questions, then experts departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SCS
U. S. Dept. Agriculture, State Fish Commission
State Highway Dept
Joseph W. Gilmore
Edward E. McConahy
M. M. Ingham
Glenn Patterson
New Castle RD
Harrisburg
Gilmore
Oppose Boro For Pulaski Hearing Set On Borough Status
A counter-petition with many original signers will be presented by Attorney John F. Henderson at Lawrence County Court on June 27. Henderson represents residents opposing borough status for Pulaski village, with about 100 residents now against the move. Judge John G. Lamoree set the date after a legal exception was filed to the petition for borough status. Robert E. Jamison represents residents favoring the borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Fast Brook Rd
Highway Department
Richard Eakin
S. Jefferson St
James J. Dennis
Elsport
Perry
Wayne
Big Beaver
Wampum Borough
Lawrence County
North Sewickley
North Liberty
Koppel
Beaver County
Phyllis Charles Court
Ellwood City
Floyd Collins
Adamsville
Volant College
Lawrence County Historical Society
Carl F. Sewald
Dodds
Pulaski Two
John F. Henderson
Henderson
Council For
Pulaski
John G. Lamoree
Robert E. Jamison
Catholic Day Outing Faces Poor Weather
The 11th annual Catholic Day outing in Cascade Park faces poor skies as thousands from county parishes are expected to attend day long events. Grand prize drawings and a fireworks display close the program, with sports, a teen record hop, and a senior dance planned tonight. Transportation is provided for outlying areas and parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Rev. Lloyd Dalbey to Speak at Third UP Church Tonight
Rev. Lloyd Dalbey pastor Mt. Jackson UP Church will speak at 7 45 p m at the Third UP Church E Washington St Adams theme The Touch of His Hands Solo My Task by Mrs Nellie Book and Mrs Ruth Gibson session to interview prospective members Dalbey previously served Laurelhurst UP Church Portland Oregon Communion service planned at East Side Church next Sunday led by Dr Cuyler Ferguson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Dalbey
Mt. Jackson UP Church
E. Washington St
Adams
Nellie Book
Ruth Gibson
Dalbey
Laurelhurst UP Church
Portland
Ore
East Side
Cuyler Ferguson
Weather extremes across the nation
The lowest national temperature this morning was 28 degrees at Grand Marais Michigan as reported to the Weather Bureau. The highest Tuesday reached 110 degrees at Thermal and Needles California marking a wide temperature range across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HI - LO Weather
New York
UPI
U. S
Greenville Area School Board weighs union district study
Greenville Area Jr. School Board unanimously passes a resolution to study forming a union district with a study conducted by the Pennsylvania Economy Leagues. The move follows a statewide policy review and local education planning for future restructuring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Greenville Area Jr. School Board
Pennsylvania Economy Leagues
Former Area Resident Arthur Harper Dies in Oregon
Mrs. Kenneth Morrison of New Castle reports the death of her brother Arthur Harper of Teillamook Oregon on June 15. He died of a heart attack and is survived by his wife Nora Smith a daughter Jane three brothers Clarence Ernest and Earl and two sisters including Mrs Morrison and Mrs Mary Smith. He was a former member of Central Presbyterian Church and worked at Shenango China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Morrison
Arthur Harper
Teillamook
Ore
Earl Harper
New Wilmington
Central Presbyterian Church
New Castle
Shenango China
James F. McCoy
Ellwood Rd
Thomas
Bridget Cloonan McCoy
St. Mary Church
John H. McCoy
Thomas McCoy
McGonigle
N. Beaver St
Falls
Elizabeth W. Lowmiller
Elizabeth Schaffer Wildscrey Lowmiller
Elm St
Youngstown
South Side Hospital
Germany
Grace Lutheran Church
William H. Wildschrey
George Wildschrey
Cleveland
Auto fire at Mill and North streets minor damage
Central firemen responded to a 2 a.m. car wiring short at the corner of Mill and North Streets. The vehicle driven by Charlotte Shaughnessy of 315 Park Ave sustained slight damage, according to Fire Chief Clyde R. Rohrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Fire Central
Mill and
North Sts
Charlotte Shaughnessy
Park Ave
Clyde R. Rohrer
Arrest Youth For Malicious Action
A 16 year old was accused of hurling a stone through a $175 plate glass window at the Walmo Dining Room on Wilmington Rd Sunday night. State Police took him into custody yesterday and he was turned over to juvenile authorities to await disposition of his case in Juvenile Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walmo
Wilmington Rd
Steinbrink Faces Council Over Right to Council Question
City records show a dispute over Steinbrink's Civil Service status tied to payments to the Paid Firemen’s Retirement Fund and proposed changes to the Fire Bureau. Solicitor White will issue an opinion next week as council seeks temporary firefighters and an examination list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Steinbrink
Council
Fire Department
McFate
Civil Service Board
Edward A. DeCarbo
Richard H. Biddle
City Council
Biddle
Gas Relief Pill Promises Fast Help Says New Castle Man
A New Castle man reports relief from stomach gas after using Sys Tone Eckerd's Drug Store claims, saying he now enjoys meals again. The advertisement promotes Sys Tone as boosting iron and vitamin B-1, available at Eckerd's and other druggists in New Castle and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Systone
Sys-Tone
Eckerd
Deaths Of The Day Funeral Directory Preview
A daily directory lists upcoming funerals with interment place director time of service and calling hours for readers in the classified section. It provides a concise guide to forthcoming ceremonies for the community.
Conn Draws $500 Fine for Receiving Stolen Golf Gear
Anthony Conn of 1001 S Mercer St was convicted at the June 1957 term of Court on receiving stolen goods. Judge John Powers imposed a $500 fine plus $174.76 costs and placed him on probation for one year after his attorney withdrew a post trial motion. Conn, then manager of the Sylvan Heights municipal golf course, had been found guilty of receiving golf equipment stolen from DuBois Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Conn
S. Mercer St
John
Powers
Conn
DuBois Country Club
Sylvan Heights Municipal
Camp East Brook Opens for 1958 Season June 21
Camp East Brook will open its 1958 season on June 21 with the first period for girls aged 6 to 8 lasting until July 2 to allow families to be home for the Fourth of July. High demand has produced long waiting lists for the next three periods as registrations filled quickly. The pool received a fresh paint job and a new diving board, and the staff includes college girls Marjorie Beck Jackie Bender Judith Davies Jean Frew Marjory Lesnett Elizabeth Lockhart Jeanne Showers Mrs Elizabeth Connor and Mrs Mary Kazor with Mrs Esther Fakin directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Brook
Marjorie Beck
Jackie Bender
Judith Davies
Jean Frew
Marjo
Fractures Shoulder in Fall at Mahoning Town Home
Gene McCommons seven year old of Mahoning town road seven was treated yesterday at New Castle Hospital for a fractured right shoulder and released. Hospital attendants said he injured himself when he fell off a porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene McCommons
Mahoningtown RD
New Castle Hospital
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City of
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Shenango
John Harvard
Stratford-on-Avon
England
Harvard University
Jefferson Davis
the Truth Forum
C.E. Wiseman
Foorm Ymca
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Mercer Park
Bangkok
Mercer
Sherman Adams
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Unger
Lewis Dayton
H. L McCurley
Enon Valley
Boro
Mercer County of Christian Education
Butler
Beaver Falls
Oregon
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Castle
N. Mill
Plaza Center
Rus
Jack Gerson
Jeweler
Wahington St. At Mill
Mikhail Suslov
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Suslov
Communist Party
Presidium
Andy” Lasky
Andrew S. Lasky
E. Leasure Ave
Ee Ationwide Mutual Insurance Company
Wome Offee
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Mmr
Jesse N. Kerr
N. Mill ST
Fgrz
Covey
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Cunningham
Weingartner
Robert A. Myers Home For Funerals
Robert A. Myers
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