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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1956
Page
10
Police report four threatening telephone calls over the weekend prompting warnings to residents to lock doors. Calls included a false auto accident report at Delaware Ave and requests for a wrecker to two local businesses. Authorities promise full prosecution of those responsible.
Mrs I E Bigley of 402 Connor Ave enplaned for Seattle to be at the bedside of her daughter Mrs Joseph McGowan who had major surgery Monday morning. Mrs McGowan formerly Winifred Bigley, came through the operation well per a telephone update from her husband Monday night. Mrs Ezekial Hagerty of Matilda Ave remains hospitalized at Jameson Memorial Hospital.
An advertisement claims Ferrizan provides Bi and B12 vitamins and iron with iodine to boost energy for adults over forty. It promises strength and pep with a 30 day money back guarantee and a 100 percent satisfaction claim from Love and Megown.
Mr and Mrs Edward Jenkins and daughter Peggy of Longview Texas visited the parents Mr and Mrs Joseph E Jenkins of A D 5. Ezekial Hag lerty recently underwent surgery at the same institution. Mr and Mrs Jack Duffy and family returned to Mayfield Village after a weekend in Neshannock Ave visiting Walter Duffy.
Wayne Hohmann, son of Mr and Mrs Fred C Hohmann of Volant, received a bachelor of science in Electrical Engineering from Carnegie Institute of Technology on June 5. He earned a commission as second lieutenant in the U S Army during the ceremonies and joined Tau Beta Pi Eta Kappa Nu Phi Kappa Phi Delta Skull Delta Upsilon and the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. He plans to return in September to pursue a master’s degree on a National Science Foundation fellowship.
In Beaver Falls Pennsylvania two nuns from St. Josephs Convent in Baden were in serious condition at Providence Hospital after a two car collision near Aliquippa. The drivers Mrs Domenica Santolla and Elmer Johnston of Aliquippa suffered minor injuries. An additional line notes 28 chaplains served by American soldiers in Europe.
The writer recalls a moment with their granddaughter exploring a radio drapes plants and a statue while learning to generalize. The child identifies men and a general as daddy, showing early cognitive development and parental pride in babies.
Dr Robert P Glover at Presbyterian Hospital reports a new purse string technique to repair mitral valve leakage. Performed on 15 patients near death, about half survived with the operation, which tightens and seals the valve during heart pumping.
Largely attended two week Daily Vacation Bible School ending with a Friday Presbyterian church program. Theme Champions for Christ directed by Mrs H J Marshall and Mrs P S Anderson. Highlights include student handwork displays and a noonday luncheon.
Mrs. Robert Jackson Jr will host the King’s Daughters class at her Wampum New Galilee road home Thursday at 8 p.m. Mrs. Charles Christopher will lead the devotional.
Investigators from five research agencies told the California Marine Research Committee that the sardine fishery may be smaller next year. The season’s catch totaled 75,000 tons, up 7,000 from the previous year, but the overall sardine population continues to decline due to economic factors limiting the catch.
Chicago dispatch says about 326 cities plan to spend nearly 500 million dollars on parking programs this year. The effort aims to ease traffic and improve downtown parking access amid growing urban congestion.
Forty members of the Young Adult class of the Presbyterian church gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boots home in Mahoningtown for a 6:30 p.m. picnic. The event featured games and a business session planning the Friday strawberry and ice cream festival on the church lawn, with a future meeting set at Mr. and Mrs. Keith Herbert's home on Route 18 near Wampum.
Austin reports Texas per person annual income at 1574 dollars, about 200 dollars below the U S average. The figure is rising faster than the national pace.
Gene Aromatorio, son of Mr and Mrs George Aromatorio of Water Street, graduated June 13 from the University of Pittsburgh with honors. A 1 p.m. service was held on campus and he has accepted a position in the Jones and Laughlin Steel office in Aliquippa. Family gathered at his home afterward for a party.
The American Municipal Association reports 786154 parking spaces in 326 major cities with facilities built or planned by local governments. Cities in the study exceed 25000 population. publicly provided off street spaces total 168844, with 51567 more planned for 1956.
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