Obituary: Joseph Pagley 41 designer for Dopple-Rizzo
Joseph M Pagley 41 of 601 Superior St died at 835 pm June 17 1996 in Horizon Hospital Shenango Valley Farrell He was born January 7 1955 in New Castle to Peter and Charlotte Pagley His mother survives in New Castle He married Cynthia Finefrock on May 22 1976 She survives He worked as a designer for Dopple-Rizzo Associates and formerly for Shenango China He belonged to St Vitus Church Holy Name Society He received Teenager of the Year from Holy Name Society He coached Little League and attended Youngstown State University He is survived by two sons Peter and Joseph at home his mother-in-law Selestine Finefrock and a brother Robert of New Castle Arrangements are by Ed and Don DeCarbo Funeral Home Friends may call 7-9 pm tomorrow and 2-4 and 7-9 pm Thursday A procession will leave DeCarbo’s at 9:30 am Friday for St Vitus Church Mass at 10 am Fr John Petrarul o pastor Burial in St Vitus Cemetery
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Joseph M. Pagley
Superior St
Horizon
Shenango Valley
Farrell
New Castle
Peter
Charlotte Nucci Pagley
Cynthia Finefrock
Pagley
Dopple-Rizzo Associates
Shenango China
St. Vitus Church
Holy Name Society
Youngstown State University
Joseph
Selestine
John Petrarulo
St. Vitus Cemetery
Memorial service for Kathryn E Heckathorne Brown
Kathryn E Heckathorne Brown 81 of Countyline Road died June 17 1996 at St Francis Hospital after an extended illness. Born Sept 22 1914 in New Castle she was a Murphy retiree who worked at G C Murphy Company and the City Rescue Mission. She is survived by her second husband Dale T Brown three daughters a stepson a stepdaughter nine grandchildren and many great and step great grandchildren. Arrangements at Turner-Myers Funeral Home with services at 11 am Thursday officiated by Rev Clarence Drake and Rev Robert Brown Burial at Oak Park Cemetery Memorials to City Rescue Mission.
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Kathryn E. Heckathorne Brown
Countyline Road
St. Francis Hospital
New Castle
Peter
Katherine Untch Herman
Gerald E. Heckathorne
Dale T. Brown
Mrs. Brown
New Castle High School
Robert Brown
St. Catherines
Ontario
Canada
Joseph
Bonnie) Stewart
Cody
Wyo
Edward Herman
John
Karl Gottschling
Turner-Myers Funeral Home Inc
Clarence T. Drake
Evangel Community Church
Brown
Oak Park
City Rescue Mission
Wadlinger, Jerome Lee Sr. longtime Forney retiree dies
Bernard L Wadlinger 81 of RD 6 Old Butler Road died 10 45 am June 17 1996 at St Francis Hospital after a sudden illness He was born January 18 1915 to Louis F and Clara A Preisel Wadlinger He married Edith E Holzhauser June 8 1940 She survives He retired in 1980 from Forney Machine after 45 years He belonged to St Joseph the Worker Church Surviving are wife daughter Lois Ann Fortney son David L Wadlinger six sisters four brothers and three grandchildren Burial at Castle View Memorial Gardens Arrangements by J Bradley McGonigle Memorial Home Inc Tomorrow calls 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Mass Thursday at St Joseph the Worker Church The Rev Norbert Campbell will officiate Jerome E Lee Sr 73 of 216 Bellview Ave died 4 08 am June 18 1996 in St Francis Hospital Obituary info to be announced tomorrow by R Cunningham Funeral Home Inc.
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Bernard L. Wadlinger
Old Butler Road
St. Francis Hospital
New Castle
Louis F
Clara A. Preisel Wadlinger
Edith E. Holzhauser
Mr. Wadlinger
Forney Machine Company
St. Joseph the Worker Church
Lois Ann Fortney
Largo
Fla
David L. Wadlinger
Fred
Mary E.) Bussey
Lakeland
Zada Magoun
Bellefonte
Eugenia Wadlinger
Baden
Clare Richardson
Richard
Dolores) Cole
Howard
Ann) Sloan
Edinburg
Norman
Harrisburg
Frederick
Reading
Ray
Joseph
Charlotte
N.C
Vincent
J. Bradley McGonigle Memorial Home Inc
W. Falls St
Norbert Campbell
Castle View Memorial Gardens
Jerome E. Lee Sr
Bellview Ave
R. Cunningham Funeral Home Inc
Reopening set by tax foe to save park
Gary Harris plans a July 4 reopening of Conneaut Lake Park while facing federal charges for income tax evasion and falsified returns. He aims to run a family friendly, low cost venue with restored hotel charm, no gate charges, and expanded water park, trusting partners George Csepegi and Resort Holding Trust. Harris argues the tax system is unfair but says the park will operate legally and openly.
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Youngstown
Conneaut Lake Park
Gary Harris
Federal District Court
Harris
Willowick
Ohio
Cleveland
U.S
Paul R. Matia
Internal Revenue Service
Erie
Meadville Tribune
Resort Holding Trust
Washington
D.C
Dr. Death
Hotel Conneaut
George Csepegi
Csepegi
Water Park
Ashtabula
George
Workplace productivity climbs 2.1 percent in Q1
Washington reports nonfarm productivity rose at a 2.1 percent annual pace from January through March. The gain marks the fastest growth in over two years and follows a 0.7 percent rise for all of 1995 after declines in late 1993. Data are seasonally adjusted and tied to longer living standards.
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Washington
Labor Department
Neshannock grad to carry Olympic torch in Philadelphia
David Smith, a Neshannock High School graduate and Doylestown resident, will carry the Olympic torch for three miles in Philadelphia tomorrow morning. A Texaco area manager, 36, he ran track at Neshannock and in several marathons while pursuing an MBA at LaSalle University. He is the son of James N. and Harriet Smith of Shadylane Drive.
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David Smith
Neshannock
Philadelphia
Doylestown
Smith
Texaco
LaSalle University
James N
Harriet Smith
Shadylane Drive
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Joseph Pagley
Dopple-Rizzo
Kathryn Heckathorne Brown
Murphy
Bernard Wadlinger
Forney Machine
Charles Nordhoff
James Hall
Antiques
FOX Antiques
BioGuard
Softswim
Palmer Pool Sales Rt
Mercer
Orthopedic Associates
David R. Kraus
Jeffrey A. Baum
Vincent J. Silvaggio
Three Rivers Orthopedic Associates, Inc
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Wilmington Road
Jameson Memorial Hospital
By Jean Shanley
Peemetane
IRS
Convention Hall
Lakeland Museum
Jean Shanley
The
Meadville, Pa
Neshannock Grad
America
U.S. Postal Service
National Association of Letter Carriers
Afl-Cio
Indiana Ave
N.W
Washington, D.C
Vincent R. Sombrotto
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