Cause of blaze determined on Carr Street garage fire
Shenango Township Fire Chief David Dowdell said a tractor gas tank work caused a Saturday blaze on Carr Street damaging a two story garage and vehicles. John Intonna of 1122 Carr Street was hospitalized with second and third degree burns and was listed in satisfactory condition. Township loss estimated at 3 500 to 4 000 dollars after an automatic lock malfunction left a township truck without brakes, drifting into a tree to avoid children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Township
David Dowdell
Carr St
John Intonna
Intonna
St. Francis Hospital
Dowdell
Local births announced in New Castle area notices
The newspaper lists multiple birth announcements from families in New Wilmington Slippery Rock and surrounding areas. Daughters and sons born on June dates to Kauffman Temmachio Rose Daymer Zona and Arnold households are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Albert Kauffman
E. Neshannock Ave
New Wilmington
Anthony Temmachio
Haleo Dr
George R. Rose
Neshannock Ave
M. Daymer
Westview Rd
Showers mar fair weather across the nation
Scattered thundershowers stretched from the Lower Ohio and Middle Mississippi Valleys to Oklahoma and North Texas, spoiling otherwise mild weather. Golfball hail hit Amarillo and small hail southeast of Waterloo as a funnel cloud was spotted near Fort Carson. Temperatures ranged from the 30s and 40s in the north to 70s and 80s in the Deep South and arid Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Oklahoma
Texas
Amarillo
Tex
Waterloo
Iowa
Fort Carson
Colo
Great Lakes
Deep South
Southwest
Pacific Northwest
Vietnam veteran bonus proceeds delayed to September
Veterans Affairs director Karl H. Chandler says the voter approved Vietnam bonus is not ready and applications will not be available until September 1. The state Senate has not yet approved the legislation. Voters approved 28 million for Vietnam veterans last November. The Veterans Administration will distribute applications when available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl H. Chandler
Veterans Affairs
State Senate
Chandler
Veterans Administration
Engineers Install Officers for PSPE Midwestern Chapter
The Midwestern Chapter of the Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers and its Ladies Auxiliary held a dinner meeting at Lamont's Lounge in Sharpsville. Officers for 1969 70 were installed including Arthur Lockie as president and Samuel Robison as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers
Lamont
Sharpsville
Arthur Lockie
Samuel Robison
Raymond McMasters
Jack Ricalton
Alfred Burlbaugh
Steve Shemancik
Gerhard Stein
Alex Kurtanich
Lynn Burter
Arthur Coops
Georges Heiges
Charles Murray
John Wilson
Verle Youel
Alex Kurtanich, Jr
Russell Druschel
Northwest
PSPE
James McClelland Jr
Polk State School
James McClelland
Carol Cunningham
Gene Smith
Joanne Kurtanich
Education program for prisoners eyed at July board meeting
The board discussed authorizing a federal grant for prisoner education and required the program be presented at the July 1 meeting for study. Commissioner Dlugokowski warned it could be declined if burdens arise, and the full board must attend final decisions. Key officials were absent and the meeting was postponed for lack of a quorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Dlugokowski
Dlugokowski
John F. Henderson
Howard W. Lyon
Howard W. Lyon Were Out of Town and Did Not Attend Yesterday's Meeting. Dist
Kenneth E. Fox Jr
Property transactions list with names and addresses
Building Pee Amen Hassen dwelling 705 Hazelcroft Ave. 343000 Leta M. Pherson private garage 1328 Sheet St. 1172 Charles Fornataro auto repairs 728 Croton Ave. 2000 Mrs George Clapper one family dwelling 222 N Scott St. 3947 Michael Klamat private garage 767 Addis St. 1250 Helen Grzebieniak fence 1613 S Jefferson St. 25 W R Grace Co warehouse 202 E Cherry St. 62000 William E Shaw private garage 119 Clen Moore Blvd. 1500
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amen Hassen
Hazelcroft
Leta M. Pherson
Sheet St
Charles Fornataro
Croton Ave
George Clapper
N. Scott St
Michael Klamat
Addis St
Helen Grzebieniak
S. Jefferson St
W. R. Grace Co
E. Cherry St
William E. Shaw
Clen Moore Blvd
Mishap Causes $75 In Damage On Pa. 18
State police estimated $75 damage after a mishap on Pa. 18 at 5 25 p m yesterday. David Alper 73 of Slippery Rock turned into the path of Sara E Knight 49 of 204 Shenango Rd and their cars collided. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa. 18
David Alper
Slippery Rock
Sara E. Knight
Shenango Rd
Benjamin Franklin Junior High to Undergo Major Renovation and Expansion
A $2,079,451 construction and renovation project planned for Benjamin Franklin Junior High will add a 7,500 square foot gym, 6,200 square foot cafeteria, three industrial arts shops, a new two-floor library, science rooms, and remodeled classrooms. The DPI will approve funding, with state reimbursement estimated at 85 percent. Construction is scheduled to begin next spring, with a 15 to 18 month completion window, and plans include remodelling the 45-year-old building while students remain in classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Eckles
DPI
Ben Franklin
Alumni hold 40th class reunion at Castle Arms Motor Hotel
About 120 attendees from the 1929 June and January New Castle High School classes gathered for a reception buffet and dance. Prizes acknowledged long marriages, travel, grandchildren, and a 37th wedding anniversary as officers and committees planned a 45th reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle High School
Castle Arms Motor Hotel
Otto Pearsall
John E. Johnson
Butler
George Beauman
Dorothy Edmunds
Bess Gailey
Philip Winter
Johnson
Russell Steinitz
Roedonda Beach
Calif
George Robson
San Carlos
James Eagin
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Thad Lutz
Chicago
Joseph Cozza
Don Huffman
Mansfield
Ohio
Calvin Cox
Alex Plonka
John Purdy
Mildred Bauman
Dorothy Clary
Laura Funkhouser Latch
Martin Walman
Cochairmen
Esther Wallace Wittaker
William Stump Jr
Blanche Lorenz
Gladys Thompson Leslie
Myrna Houk Young
Martha Muse Baldauf
Mary Nugent Richards
Sylvia Martin Hazen
Dolley Foster Winter
Joe Pearson
Jo McGown Wray
Marian Baker Riber
Property Transfers Include Several Local Deals
Perry Lester A Hamburg transfers to Point Park College. Hamburg Bros Inc. to Point Park. Scott Paul K Ragan to Butler Production Credit Association. Bessie F McCallum to Donald A Swaney. Sara BE Jones to Everett E Bleakney Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Sara BE. Jones
Everett E. Bleakney Jr
Three cited in city driving violations after collisions
Three people were cited for driving violations after crashes in the city yesterday. Michael Martin, 20, of Wampum, followed too closely when he hit Frederick Ray, 27, of Sharon on Wilmington and Moody avenues at 6 10 p m. John Jurina, 49, of 2001 Martha Street, ran a stop sign at Lutton Street and Pollock Avenue, colliding with Rosemary Campoli, 19, of 906 Delaware Avenue. Jurina said tree branches blocked the sign. A second one car crash at 1 a m today led to John Aunkst being charged with reckless driving after losing control on Scotland Lane Road 2 and hitting a parked car owned by Agnes Wirtz on Washington Street O'Brien Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Martin
Wampum
Frederick E. Ray
Sharon
Wilmington
Moody Avenues
John Jurina
Martha St
Lutton St
Pollock Ave
Rosemary
Agnes Marie Wirtz
Washington St
O'Brien Ave
Deadline for filing expense accounts for primary
Candidates and party committees must file by tomorrow 4 p.m. at the courthouse. If receipts and disbursements stay at or under 150 dollars a simple statement suffices. Amounts over 150 dollars require itemization. If no contributions or expenditures occurred, no financial statement is needed.
Schedule of Activities at Community Center
Wednesday schedule includes evening swim for men 7:30 to 9 and adults families 7:30. Thursday morning hours run 8:30 to 5 with youth game room, women and men health clubs, diving and Minnow and Fish swim instructions for youth. Afternoon features recreational swim for grade school and junior high, Tadpole Swim, and a Business College session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Jr. Hi
Business College
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Lillian Moore
Loraine Ave
Lillian Oesterling
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Butler County
Adam and
Elizabeth Forcst Oesterling
Luther T. Moore
Moore
St. John Lutheran Church
Evelyn Shaw
Woodland Hills
Kenneth V
John R. John
Elizabeth St
New Castle
Lewis
Margaret Thomas John
Pennsylvania Power Co
John
First Congregational Church
Anna
Samuel McFall Jr
Ellwood Rd
Samuel and
Shirley Clark McFall
Central Christian Church
William Henry
Carol Ann
Henry Lee McFall
Eleanor Clark
Edward A. DeCarbo
S. Mill and
E. Sutton Streets
Charles W. Fletcher
Charles Wesley Fletcher
Wampum RD
William
Cassie Ault Fletcher
Emma Broschart
Earl
Alice) Donaldson
Carl
Emma) Adams
Ralph
Joanne) Downs
Alma Newswonder
Russell C. Moore
Savannah United Methodist Church
Mrs
Josephine Grove
Ellwood City
Portersville
Spencer
Zachariah
Margaret Barnes Tindall
Almira
Ralph Grove
John Grove
Harry Tindall
Kenneth C. Turner
Sixth St
Anthony
Tony) Vitale
EK. Garfield Ave
Order of Eagles
Knights of Columbus
Showman’s League of the United
Leona Reno
Emerson Ave
Greenville Hospital
Greenville
ST. Francis
Gerald Zona
County Line Rd
David Arnold
Slippery Rock RD
Anthony Vitali
George Washington
Washington
Mercer Street
Franklin
Sutton Street
Rees Flannery
Vietnam
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Shannon CO
David P
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Butz Flowers
Ian
W. G. Eckles Co. Architects
State Department of Public Instruction
William E. Thompson
Weingartner Florists
N. Mill St
Lawrence Savings and Trust Building
Ralph S. Abraham
N. Mercer St
Man
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Nationwide Insurance
Home Office
Columbus
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co
Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Nationwide Mutual Life Insurance Co
Order OF the Golden Rule
Jefferson
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