North Beaver Directors Hire Two Teachers in Extra Session
North Beaver township school directors met in a special session to finish prior business and select two new teachers. Robert E. Lees of Sharon was elected to fill the elementary vacancy created by Floyd Sedwick’s resignation. Elva McClelland was named the second elementary teacher. Contracts for repairs and summer work were awarded to Seltzer and Young for blacktopping and cement, with a new sidewalk and seating contracts to Kurtz Brothers. more summer contracts will be discussed at the July 1 regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Beaver Township
Robert E. Lees
Sharon
Floyd Sedwick
Elva McClelland
Seltzer and Young
Kurtz Brothers
W. T. Jones Family Gathering Sunday
The Jones family of New Castle held a Sunday gathering at Cascade Park to celebrate Father’s Day and mark four anniversaries. Attendees included Mr and Mrs H M Fugitt Barberton C Mr and Mrs Burton Jones Lakeview O Mr and Mrs James Prindle Windam C and Mr and Mrs Paul E Jones New Castle with William Jones from University Park visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Jones
Newell Ave
Cascade Park
H. M. Fugitt
Barberton
Burton Jones
Lakeview
James Prindle
Windam
Columbus Auxiliary Plans Summer Celebration
Columbus auxiliary committees met to plan the summer celebration set for June 30 to July 3. Mrs. Frank Iovanella led the meetings naming refreshment booth and grounds duties with committees for rides games and other arrangements to assist the men's organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Columbus
Frank Iovanella
Plans Begin For Old School Reunion
Mahoning school old-timers plan the 1957 reunion for August 3 at Mahoning Methodist Church. Organizer Mrs. Helen Adams led nine members in forming reception and nominating committees with former teachers invited. Letters to alumni and July meeting set details for the event at 3 p.m.
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Mahoning School
Helen Adams
W. Madison Ave
Mahoning Methodist Church
Mahoning
Mt Jackson Area School Plans Closing Events
Mt Jackson area students host a two week daily Vacation Bible school with 323 enrolled and 315 average daily attendance. A June 21 picnic and 7:30 p.m. program will showcase student work for parents at the Mt Jackson school. Rev Myron Bellinger directed the effort with area ministers assisting.
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North Beaver Area
Daily Vacation Bible School
Mt. Jackson
Myron Bellinger
First Special Events at Mahoning Playground
Mahoning Playground hosts its first special event day with a bean bag tournament on Thursday at 1 30 p m and a jack tournament on Friday Registration takes place before the events.
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Mahoning Playground
Friday Tournament Time Set for 1:30 PM
The event schedule notes the Friday tournament will be held at 1:30 p.m. Readers should plan accordingly for participation or attendance and note the afternoon start time.
Mt. Jackson U P Plans Annual Sunday School Picnic
Mt. Jackson United Presbyterian plans its annual Sunday school picnic for June 27 in East Palestine Ohio at the park. The event is described as a tureen gathering for church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Jackson
ORC Auxiliary Luncheon Thursday in town
The Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors will hold a June luncheon meeting Thursday with Mrs. Harry Falk and W. Clayton Sr. as hostess. Serving at 1 pm and business at 2 pm, social time to follow. Several members travel or visit relatives in Cleveland and Huntington Park.
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Order of Railway Conductors
Harry Falk
W. Clayton Sr
J. B. Comstock
N. Cedar St
Flossie Andrews
RD 7
Jack Wilson
Walmo
Cleveland
Roy Franklin
Herbert Mullen
N. Liberty St
Lola Ringer
Huntington Park
Calif
Ringer
Wampum honors David Butler of VPI Cadet Corps
David Butler, standout sophomore at Virginia Tech, received a scrabbard and blade for academic excellence and leadership. A A student in electrical engineering, he serves as Pershing Rifles captain and has been class representative to the student senate. He is a grandson of Wampum's C. H. Butler. The item also notes community church Bible school events and a June American Legion meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Butler
Wampum
Blade
Virginia Polytechnical Institute
David
Edward H. Butler
Ellwood City
Richmond
Virginia
Vv. P. I. Pershing Rifles
Tech
Paul N. Derring
Army
C. H. Butler
Main St
Deaths Of The Day Directory Details Funerals
A daily classified listing provides the place of interment funeral director service times and calling hours for upcoming funerals. The directory appears at the start of the classifieds for reader convenience.
Obituary notices for Miss Matilda Alborn and William Androlia
Two deaths reported in the region. Miss Matilda K Alborn aged 89 of Volant RD 3 Beaver County dies after a lingering illness. services planned at St Johns Lutheran with interment Oak Park Cemetery. William Androlia aged 62 of RD 1 New Galilee dies suddenly of a heart attack. funeral services at Sutton funeral home Koppel with burial at Clinton Cemetery. Surviving relatives listed for both.
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Matilda K. Alborn
Volant RD
Miss Alborn
Frank K. Alborn
East Brook Volant Rd
Beaver County
H. C
Caroline Alborn
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Women’s
William Fruth
Oak Park Cemetery
William Androlia
New Galilee
Elmer J McCaslin
Venango County
Van
Sutton
Koppel
Clinton
Mr. Androlia
Beaver Falls
Chris and
Rose Andriolia
Wampum
Babeck and Wilcox Co
Olive McCaslin Androlia
William Louis
Sunnyvale
Calif
Willis M
Louis M
Birmingham
England
George Androlia
Cleveland
Frank Androlia
Ellport
Ellwood City
George Ault
Freedom
Joseph Ringer
Baden
Leo Padavonia
Fred Leerhoff
New Castle
Saves Mother From Drowning Ends Tragic Rescue
In Honesdale Pennsylvania eight-year-old Claire Wesenyak fell from a raft into Devil's Well pond and drowned after a state trooper saved her mother from the water. Trooper Bernard Leboresky later learned of the child and, with divers, recovered her body but could not revive her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
INS
Wayne County
Claire Wesenyak
Hawley
Devil's Well
Philomena Lesenyak
Bernard Leboresky
Storm Damage Reported Slight Here
Storm damage from last night’s rain wind and electrical storm was slight. Penn Power noted no lines down with brief transformer fuse burnouts causing brief outages. Bell Telephone reported scattered cable trouble in New Castle and Zelienople, repaired by morning. No crop, road, or bridge damage and no police incidents reported.
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Penn Power Co
J. Russell Rohleder
Bell Telephone Co
New Castle
Zelienople
Lewis C. Dayton
City Street
City and
Tate
Creator of Out Our Way Passes Away
J. R. Williams, 69, creator of the newspaper cartoon Out Our Way, dies Monday night in Pasadena California. A former ranch hand and railroader he drew the strip for 36 years for the Newspaper Enterprise Association. Born in Halifax Nova Scotia he moved to the United States as an infant and lived in Detroit Conneaut and other places. He served in the U S Cavalry and later worked in a factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
UNS
J. R. Williams
Williams
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Halifax
Nova Scotia
United States
Detroit
Mich
Conneaut
Pennsylvania Railroad
U.S. Cavalry
Firemen Salary Legislation Awaits Governor Action
Harrisburg report notes the House approved a Senate bill to set third class city firemen with five years service at four thousand five hundred dollars. The Assembly moved a biannual reporting bill requiring state and local agencies to list employees jobs and salaries with reports due January 10.
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Harrisburg
George M. Leader
House
Senate
Assembly
McGarrahy ruling shocks allies amid Japan visit
The McGarraghy decision unsettles defense bases overseas as Japan presses to try Girard. Japanese Premier Nobusuke Kishi arrives for a state visit while Tokyo defends its plan to extradite Girard under U.S. law. Girard says via telephone he feels good about the ruling.
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McGarraghy
Nobusuke Kishi
White House
James C. Hagerty
Girard
Eisenhower
Kishi
Tokyo
Japan
Israel Shows Concern On Egypt Move Spark Tensions
Israel reports rising unease over Egypt actions as UNEF patrols face casualties. A double mine blast killed one UN troop and wounded four, while earlier UNEF shot two Arabs at the border. Yugoslav troops died in the incident and some mines were likely planted to target UN forces. Two Indian soldiers had been killed earlier this year in a mine blast. Relations among Egypt, Jordan and possibly Syria show signs of worsening in the Arab neutralist bloc.
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Cairo
Israel
U.N
UNEF
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
James Logan Jr. Scratched Arm During Baseball Game
James Logan Jr. scratched his left arm while playing baseball. He received treatment at Jameson Memorial Hospital and was discharged. Blaine Sr. was not mentioned as a participant in the incident.
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James Logan Jr
Blaine Sr
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Pasquale Nero Cut by Scrap Metal at Elliott Bros
Pasquale Nero by 317 Phillips St. was cut on scrap metal at Elliott Bros. He received treatment for a left thumb laceration and was discharged from New Castle Hospital.
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Pasquale Nero
Phillips St
Elliott Bros
New Castle Hospital
Two Ohio Men Die in Indy Crash on Ind 100
Two Ohio men Wesley Randall 24 and Forest L. Stone 40 from Norwood were killed instantly in a collision on Ind 100 near Indianapolis with a semi truck. Roy N. Stone 32 of Cincinnati suffered serious injuries. Edward Findley Sr. 53 of Clarksville Indiana drove the truck and was unhurt. The crash occurred shortly before midnight Tuesday night.
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Indianapolis
INS
Ohio
Wesley Randall
Forest L. Stone
Norwood
Indianapolis General Hospital
Roy N.iStone
Cincinnati
Indiana
Edward Findley, Sr
Clarksville
Ind
Findlay
Lamolli Found Guilty on One Charge in Jealousy Motive
Lamolli was found guilty of a single charge related to the shooting after testifying he lived with Mrs. Stowe for about eight months and grew jealous when learning her interest lay with his friend Gonzalo Torres. Torres, held as a material witness, was released after 64 days in jail and a stipendiary pay of $3 daily. District Attorney Reeher led the state's case and Attorney Audino defended Lamolli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamolli
Lamoree
Audino
Perry L. Reeher
Two Chicago Men Die in Indiana Plane Crash
Two Chicago men, pilot John Saba Hanoushe, 28, of 6154 S Rockwell Ave, and passenger Alfonso Sabame, 58, of 5808 S Sacramento Ave, were killed when their single engine plane crashed upside down on a farm west of Rolling Prairie in LaPorte County. Witnesses reported the plane flew low, looped, and went down on Donald Habel's farm.
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Rolling Prairie
Ind
INS
Chicago
LaPorte County
John Saba Hanoushe
Rockwell
Alfonso Sabame
Sacramento
Donald Habel
Hoffa Bribery Trial Begins Shapes Teamsters Fate
President Dave Beck faces an income tax evasion indictment while Hoffa, long viewed as Beck’s heir apparent, confronts bribery charges. A federal grand jury accused him in March of pressuring a Rackets Committee investigator to leak documents on Beck and alleged corruption in the Teamsters Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Beck
Hoffa
Teamster
Teamsters Midwest
Hoffalong
Beck
Rackets Committee
Teamsters Union
Farm accident leaves farmer with leg and thumb lacerations
John G. Harmon of Enon Valley RD 2 suffered injuries after a chopper incident on his farm. He was admitted to Jameson Memorial Hospital where doctors report his condition as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Harmon
Enon Valley RD
Ife
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Girl Injured Forehead After Fall at Home
Beverly Baker twelve fell in her dwelling on Mc Clellan Avenue injuring her forehead. She received treatment at Jameson Memorial Hospital and was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Baker
McClellan Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
City to Seek Partial Federal Loan for Sewage Survey
Mayor Edward A. DeCarbo said he will file for a federal loan covering 15000 of the 22000 needed to finance the metropolitan sewage survey. The city expects regional approval without township signatures, while full funding would need township commitments or a metropolitan sewer authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. DeCarbo
Washington
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Philadelphia
Court Dismisses Charge Against New Castle Man
Samuel Perry of 1007 Croton Ave. faced charges under the Uniform Firearms Act in Lawrence County court. The jury was discharged after Judge John S. Powers sustained the defense demurrer to the state's evidence. The county was to pay most prosecution costs. Assistant district attorney Gilbert E. Long joined the demurrer with defense attorney Alfred V. Papa after the Commonwealth rested.
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Samuel Perry
Croton Ave
Lawrence
John S. Powers
Alfred V. Papa
Papa
Gilbert E. Long
Commonwealth
State Senator Watkins Seeks Governorship in 1958 Bid
State Senator Robert Watkins of Delaware County announces his candidacy for governor in the 1958 statewide campaigns. The 55 year old West Chester Republican says he has the support of his home county GOP organization led by former state Senator John J. McClure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Robert Watkins
Delaware County
Watkins
West Chester RD
GOP
John J. McClure
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Jesse N. Kerr
N. Mill St
Orn Ia Td
Kodak
Brownie Mouie
Strauss-Hirshberg
Cascade Park Pool
New Castle News
Mt. Jackson Area School
E. Washington St
ORC
Seventh Ward
VPI
Bible School
Methodist and
Presbyterian Churches
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
American Legion
James McClintock
Legion
Beaver St
Libis
Golan
Shannon CO
McBride
U.S
Supreme Court
Lawn Seed
Wilmington Rd
Maitland
Joseph J. Kapraly
Nationwid
Jos
J. Kapraly
Okinawa Drive
Orationwide Mutual Insurance Company
Home Office
Columbus
Yerman
Duaflex
Flasholder
D. & W. Division
Castle Stationery CO
N. Mill
Jack Gerson
Washington Stet Mill
R.L. Boyd
R. A.myers
Ead
En A Ee
Jefferson ST
DIAL
Tak
Bellans
Lawrence County Chiropractic Society
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