Installation Of Rev Biondi Set For Sunday
Rev Nicholas Biondi will be installed as pastor of the Purification of the Blessed Virgin before the 10 45 a m mass on Sunday. Monsignor F M McCarter of New Castle will give the main address. A reception and dinner for visiting priests follow at the Catholic center on Lawrence Ave. Parishioners are invited to attend and welcome the new pastor born and raised in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Biondi
Christian Mothers of the Church
F. M. McCarter
New Castle
John Petrarulo
Catholic Center
Lawrence Ave
James de Caria
Mary Zucca
James Fusco
John Perno
Tullio Morelli
Iseman Mariotti
Mary Androla
Thomas Port
John Minnocci
John Chaff
New Jersey
Andrew Biordi
Samuel Tooch
Town and Country Club Flower Show in Ellwood City
Ellwood City Town and Country Club presents its annual flower show at First Presbyterian Church with theme Wedding Bells. Displays run 1 30 to 5 p m for members and 6 to 9 p m for the public. entries judged in the morning with a post judging tea. Flower show chairman is Mrs Richard Wilson and co chairman Mrs Francis Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City Town and Country
Richard Wilson
Francis Turner
Cochairman
Robert Barensfeld
Robert Infield
Stanley Smith
John Hancher
B. W. Carbeau
James Dumm
Clair Boots
Donald A. Magee
News Bureau Office At New Location
The Ellwood City bureau of the New Castle News has moved to 3244 Sixth St. Bureau manager Jack Simon says items should be left in the door slot at the new office or phoned in to Plaza 8 7400 for prompt coverage. Albert Brower will oversee daily circulation from the new HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
The
New Castle News
Sixth St
Jack Simon
Albert Brower
Jaycees Clean Up New Office Space
Six members of the Ellwood City Junior Chamber of Commerce cleaned up their new offices in the Chamber of Commerce Building at Fifth Street and Bell Avenue. The space was recently granted for Jaycees use by the senior Chamber of Commerce. The next general meeting is set for 8 p.m. July 2 in the Municpal Building’s lower courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Fifth St
Bell Ave
Jaycees
Senior Chamber of Commerce
The
Ellwood City Lions Stage Golf Tourney
Ellwood City Lions held their annual golf tourney at Connoquenessing Country Club. Don Peterson won low net, Marvin Luxenberg low gross, Al Tedford high net, Harold Pearlmen high gross, Dr. Donald Shapiro closest to pin ninth hole. Over 20 prizes awarded. George Hall chaired, Jack Newton co chaired. Next week’s final program meeting with officer installation at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Donald Shapiro
George Hall
Jack Newton
Connoquenessing Country Club
Televised Ellwood City Soap Box Derby Discussed
A special meeting at 1 30 p m on June 27 will discuss televising the Ellwood City Soap Box Derby July 25. KDKA representative will meet with Ellwood City Chamber of Commerce official R J Schill and Jaycee publicity chiefs James McKenna and Jack Simon to plan final heats and parade coverage. Thomas Hunter, the derby director, cannot attend. his duties are covered by Schill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
KDKA
Pittsburgh
R. J. Schill
Thomas Hunter
Jaycee Derby
Hunter
Schill
Stanley Evans Named President of Tube Co. Salary Workers
Officers for the ensuing year were elected at the regular monthly meeting of the National Tube Company salaried workers local 2289 Monday night in the CIO Hall on Lawrence Ave. The 1956 57 staff includes Stanley Evans as President Roy Liebendorfer as Vice President and others in key posts. The next meeting is set for July 16. Also reported David Clausen was treated for a dog bite to the right ear at Jameson Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Company
CIO
Lawrence Ave
Stanley Evans
Roy Liebendorfer
Fred Mancini
Frank Bellissimo
James Barberio
John _ Syro
Frank Passante
Donald Ott
Andy Conti
Anthony Cut
David Clausen
Avalon Dr
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Ellwood City Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Ellwood City Hospital notes admission of Christine Costa 1221 Border Ave Fred Honneer M R 7 Mrs Frank Zapadka 14 Hazen Ave Mrs Jesse McGee RD 6 New Castle Mrs Hiram Hill 3810 Stewart Ave New Castle Mrs George Curry 500 Pershing St Rita Mae Boyer Monroe St Harmony Mrs Frank Sulia 224 Line Ave Discharged Thomas Sutch 402 S Main St Zelienople Delores Sokes MR 7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Christine Costa
Border Ave
Fred Honneer
M. R
Frank Zapadka
Hazen Ave
Jesse McGee
R D
New Castle
Hiram Hill
Stewart Ave
George Curry
Pershing
Rita Mae Boyer
Monroe St
Harmony
Frank Sulia
Line Ave
Thomas Sutch
S. Main St
Zelienople
Delores Sokes
MR 7
Maternity Notices for Evans City Families
Mary Evans announces the birth of her child with husband Mrs. John A. Taylor and son R D 1 in Evans City. Mrs. Thomas McKeough reports a daughter born to her family in R D 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Evans
John A. Taylor
Evans City
Thomas McKeough
Past Grands Plan July 16 Picnic
Past Grands Club of the Rebekah Lodge met in the First National Bank Hall for a brief session. President Mrs. Arthur Watterson announced approval of the new by laws. Plans were made for a July 16 picnic at Shelter 4 in Ewing Park with lunch by hostesses Mrs. Daniel Lloyd Mrs. James Morrison and Mrs. Edward Morgan. Prizes were awarded to Mesdames Jesse Daugherty Archie Powell I J Van Gorder Paul Hazen and Edith Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
First National Bank
Seventh St
Arthur Watterson
Shelter 4
Ewing Park
Daniel Lloyd
James Morrison
Edward Morgan
Jesse Daugherty
Archie Powell
I. J. van Gorder
Paul Hazen
Edith Gordon
Rev B H Radaker Attends Anderson Church Convocation
Rev B H Radaker pastor of the First Church of God left for Anderson Indiana for the annual Church of God convocation running June 18 to 24. The gathering includes the college seminary commencement and Christ's world service offering with about 20000 expected for the closing weekend. Radaker is accompanied by three prospective students from the city Sam Leonard Jr Arlo Bromley and Jerry Boyer and Robert Hazen with his young son, a Bell Telephone Co. employee and seminary student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce H. Radaker
First Church of God
W. Euclid Ave
Anderson
Ind
Church of God
Anderson College and Theological Seminary
Radaker
Sam Leonard, Jr
Arlo Bromley
Jerry Boyer
Robert Hazen
Small Son
Hazen
Bell Telephone Co
Cotton Bowl Origin Tied to Rose Bowl Trip
Dallas oilman Curtis Sanford conceived the Cotton Bowl idea on a Pasadena trip to see Alabama at the Rose Bowl. He later staged the first Cotton Bowl game in 1937 pitting TCU against Marquette.
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Dallas
INS
Curtis Sanford
Alabama
Pasadena
TCU
Marquette
Proposed Hours For Area Banks Not Approved
A proposed new bank hours schedule in New Castle failed to gain unanimous approval at a Clearing House meeting. Lawrence Savings and Trust Co opposed changing from 9 a.m. and wished to exclude its Volant and Ellwood City branches, while others backed a 9:30 a.m. start with varied weekday hours and holiday openings. The plan would shift to 9:30 to 3 Monday through Thursday and 9:30 to 5 on Friday, with Saturday closed and six major holidays exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Lawrence Savings and Trust Co
Clearing House
Lawrence Savings and Trust
Volant
Ellwood City
Protest Program To Experiment With Prisoners
The American Anti vivisection Society protested plans to give cancer to 96 convicts at the Ohio State Penitentiary for experimentation. Owen B. Hunt urged that animal experiments lead to human trials, questioned prisoner consent, and warned that failed treatments lag behind cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ohio State Penitentiary
Owen B. Hunt
Society
Hunt
Marriage counselors not able to fix marriages says expert
British marriage expert John H. Wallis told a gathering of counselors that they cannot perform miracles or tell clients how to run their marriages. He urged counselors to acknowledge limits and avoid overpromising outcomes to couples seeking help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilkley
England
John H. Wallis
Mrs. Helen Lapczynski Dies in Wyandotte Michigan
Mrs. Helen Lapczynski 52 formerly of New Castle died suddenly June 17 in Wyandotte Michigan after a cerebral hemorrhage. She leaves husband I T Lapczynski mother Anna Gazdowicz three daughters Clara Witkowski Dorothy Lapczynski Helen Lapczynski sister Bernice Gazdowicz and brothers John Stanley Peter Gazdowicz. Funeral services are set for Thursday at Mt Carmel church Wyandotte with burial in the parish cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Noga
South Mill St
Helen Lapczynski
Oak St
Wyandotte, Mich
New Castle
Lapczynski
I. T. Lapczynski
West Side
Lapcznski
Helen Gazdowicz
Hope To Get Huge Acreage Reserve In U. S. Soil Bank
The Agriculture Department seeks 8.5 to 15 million acres in the 1956 soil bank reserve to cut basic crop output. Payments range from 4 to 366 dollars per acre, drawn from a 1.2 billion fund, with reductions via underplanting loss of crop or early destruction by deadline.
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U. S
Washington
Agriculture Department
Soil Bank
Maryland
Virginia
Ohio
Welfare Council Visit to Red Cross Aquatic School
Lawrence County Welfare Council members toured the American Red Cross aquatic school near Prospect Pa. They heard Richard Brown outline water safety education enforcement and engineering. Brown urged high certification standards and qualified waterfront directors to lower drowning rates and improve community safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Welfare Council
Brown
Backyard pools rise as water safety focus grows
The speaker warned of 60,000 new backyard swimming pools in the next two years and urged highlighting the hazards they pose. After the address the council viewed a Pan American Games film covering swimming diving and track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Young wife bears quadruplets in Rome hospital
In Rome at Policlinico Hospital a 23-year-old housewife Delia Giuseppetti Bertalaccini gave birth to quadruplets. All five newborns and the mother are reported well. The husband Mario works as a bricklayer and the couple already has a 15 month old daughter.
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Rome
Policlinico Hospital
Delia Giuseppetti Bertalaccini
Betalaccini
Mario
State Postmasters Convene in Bethlehem June 23 27
Pennsylvania postmasters schedule their 22nd annual convention in Bethlehem from June 23 to 27. Over 500 delegates are expected to attend with addresses by Assistant Postmaster General N R Abrams and U S Senator James H Duff after officer elections at the closing session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
INS
Pennsylvania
N. R. Abrams
U. S
James H. Duff
Beaver chases end in dog’s death on Maine farm
In Ellingford Messer’s field near Moscow Maine a beaver fled into a culvert pursued by boys who sent a dog after it. The beaver emerged and the dog was later found dead from a broken neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Ellingford Messer
Primatene touted as doctor prescribed asthma remedy now OTC
Asthma formula most prescribed by doctors for private patients is advertised to relieve attacks within minutes and offer hours of relief without prescription. Primatene tablets claim three medicines in full strength to open airways loosen mucus and ease tension, available at drugstores for 98 cents with a money back guarantee from Whiteball Pharmaceutical Company in 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, N. Y
Whiteball Pharmace Company
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Rev. Biondi
Butler Ave
Paul & AL
Army-Navy Store
Washington St
Long Ave
Nson’s Chicken
Pkg
Town and Country Club
Jet Styling
Plymouth
Morgan Motor No
Jefferson ST
Dial
Reymer
Derosa
S. Jefferson St
Krogerz Se Peas
Tube Co
Dog Bites
Ellwood City Hospital
B. H. Radaker
Anderson, Ind
Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church
Milwaukee
Wis
J. T. Lapczynski
Michigan
Welfare Council
Red Cross Aequatic School
Mercer St
le B.fgoodrich
Nadyne Gulnac
Maico
W. Garfield Ave
Liniment
Eratl
Nti
DiMuccio Construction Co
Croton Ave
New Castle, Pa
Declodes Lvey
Sun
Menama
Nassau
New York
Peoples Bank
of Lawrence CO
E. Wash St
Ederal ‘Ance Corp
E. Long
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