Shenango Pottery union ratifies two year contract
Local 3125 leaders vote at a Saturday meeting to approve a two year contract effective today June 20. The deal adds time and a half on Sundays six day starts and scaled vacations five to twenty years. Key negotiators include Andrew Pasquariello and Daniel Skelly with Shenango officials. Also notes the Pecos river origin and a phosphorus discovery fact.
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The
Shenango Pottery Company
Andrew Pasquariello
Samuel Neff
Daniel Skelly
United Steelworkers of America, Cio
Harold Sheen
Tony Valentino
Stella Kaczmarczyk
Don Brown
William Lastoria
Charles Tanner
Philip Perrotta
Andy Levorne
G. B. Zahniser
Thomas Dickey
William Johns
Edward Fee
Reverend Becker to celebrate silver jubilee in local church
Fr Becker marked his silver jubilee with a morning mass and an evening Ecclesian club reception led by organizer Ray McAuley. The church committee includes Charles Bauer, William Semler, Chris Connors, Francis Frey, Clarence Brown, and Dr J Lumen Popp. Fr Becker’s career spans St Wendelin Carrick St George Pittsburgh St Peter and Paul East Liberty St Marys McKeesport St Vincent de Paul Lessenring before joining New Castle in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's School
Mt. Oliver
Duquesne University Prep
St. Francis College
Loretta
St. Vincent’s Seminary
Latrobe
Fr. Becker
Hugh C. Boyle
D.D
Pittsburgh
St. Wendelin’s Church
Carrick
St. George’s Church
St. Peter and Paul's Church
East Liberty
Lawrence County Priest Forum
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Daughters of America
Women's Ecclesian Club
Holy Name Society
Deaths Of The Day William H Fehl and Others
William H Fehl 88 of 456 Neshannock avenue died Sunday at 5 p m in Jameson Memorial hospital after a long illness. He was born April 8 1861 in Butler County and lived in New Castle 45 years. Survived by three children, a sister, a brother, seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 3 p m from Fred C Wolford funeral home with interment in Graceland cemetery. Mrs Stephen J Cushion 60 died Saturday at home after illness. Wife of William Cushion, she leaves three children and siblings. High mass Tuesday 10 a m at St Margaret s church and burial in St Mary s cemetery. Mrs Francisco Marvelli 86 died Saturday in Hillsville after 16 months illness. She came from Italy in 1913 living in Hillsville 33 years. Funeral services Tuesday 2 p m from Cunningham funeral home in Bessemer and burial in Lowellville cemetery.
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William H. Fehl
Neshannock Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Butler County
New Castle
Alliance, Gospel Tabernacle
Edward J. McKibben
Frank R
Elmer H. Fehl
Catherine Wimner
Evans City
John Fehl
Conoquenessing
Katherine Leise
Oliver W. Hurst
First Baptist Church
Fred C. Wolford
East North Street
Plain Graceland Cemetery
Stephen J. Cushion
North Liberty Street
Hamilton
Patricia Cushion
William Cushion
Ambridge
George Huff
Clarence Denny
Mayme McAuley
Pittsburgh
Agnes Mick
Beaver
Nell Barker
St. Margaret's Church
Joseph Lowney
St. Mary's Cemetery
George E. Nickerson
Francisco Marvelli
Hillsville
Mike Fuss
Cunningham Avenue
Mr. Fuss
Transylvania
Michael
Sara Fuss
America
Christ Lutheran Church
Eintracht Singing Society
Carnegie Illinois Company
National Radiator Company
Sara Schuller
Sophia Bair
Chicago
Ill
Catherine Pietri
Catherine Fuss
Austria
DeCarbo
East Sutton
Funeral Home
Greenwood Cemetery
Obituary: Lawrence H Shaffer 81 Ellwood City Resident
Lawrence Henderson Shaffer 81 of 320 Orchard Avenue Ellwood City died at his residence Sunday morning after five years of illness. Born January 27 1868 in Energy PA he was a retired carpenter and IOOF lodge member. Survived by wife Mary Elizabeth Smiley Shaffer and several children, siblings listed.
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Lawrence Henderson Shaffer
Orchard Avenue
Ellwood City
Shaffer
Mr. Shaffer
Energy
Abraham
Sarah Barns Shaffer
Ioof Lodge
Mary Elizabeth Smiley Shaffer
Archie
Deshon Hospital
Walter
Wurtemburg Heights
Clarence
John
Francis
Norman
Floyd
Detroit
Theodore
James Marshall
Fombelle
Chal Shaffer
Castlewood
John Kennedy
Castle
Memorial Units Grow as Hospital Drive Sees New Subscriptions
In New Castle, the hospital drive adds eleven memorial units to the expanded facility, bringing total units to 21 with a value over 130000 dollars. Subscriptions cover X-ray, waiting rooms, nurses stations, nurseries, private rooms, and emer gency areas, with continued employee solicitations this week across 100 plants and business sites.
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Campaign Headquarters
M. J. Donnelly
A. & M. Market
Angelo J. Casacchia
Scarazzo Brothers, Inc
A. Gonick
B. P. O. Ellis
Thomas J. Bevan
Alfonso Scarazzo
T. H. Hartman
Obituary items from Ellwood City area services
Multiple funeral notices list survivors and service details for Mrs. Lily Walker Charles Fuss Edith McKnight Lawrence Heichel George A Hamilton Irene Johnson Stephen Vincent Carl Falba Marvin Eugene Cook Leroy Mumford and others with call times and burial sites across Ellwood City and surrounding towns.
State Turnpike Completion Pushed Forward
Officials say contracts for the Schuylkill Expressway linking King of Prussia to Philadelphia will be granted next fall. An exact cost estimate for the western extension or the expressway was not provided.
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Ment
Schuylkill
King of Prussia
Philadelphia
Uff
Gold Discovery in Montana Traced to 1852
The article notes that gold was first found in Montana in 1852 marking a pivotal moment in regional mining history. It highlights the early exploration by prospectors and the impact on settlement patterns in the territory.
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Montana
Plane Crash Injures Two Near Shenango Airport
Cooney and Brews were injured when a plane failed to clear a wooded area near the Schumaker place after taking off from Shenango airport. Howard Walker his son and Roy and Mrs Shaffer Gardner witnessed the crash and helped extricate the pair before ambulances took them to New Castle hospital.
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Shenango Airport
Cooney
Woods
Schumaker Place
Howard E. Walker
Roy V. Shaffer Gardner
Brews
New Castle Hospital
Two Small Fires Here Over Weekend
Firemen were called twice over the weekend for small fires. Bud Burke’s home at 1210 Cascade street saw lace curtains ignite from wind blowing them over a kitchen range causing minor damage. At 123 West Lawrence street a smoking man started a fire in a bedroom pile of clothing causing about 10 dollars in damage.
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H. F. Steinbrink
Bud Burke
Cascade Street
West Lawrence Street
Card Of Thanks For Sympathy After Father's Death
The family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and sympathy shown after the death of Stephen Vincent. Gratitude is also extended for the flowers and cars donated by those who offered support.
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Stephen Vincent
Pa Newe Recalls Missing Money and Auto Accident
Pa Newe notes The News girl urgently needs the returned money found by an honest person. He recalls a minor accident Sunday at Butler avenue and Ray street where a car at high speed threw a child and mother from the auto but caused only bruises. Thousands of roses bloom on the Hoy property rose garden along North Mercer street near Winter avenue.
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Pearson Streets
Washington
Pa Newe
Butler Avenue
Ray Street
Hoyt
Mercer Street
Winter Avenue
Foreign Ministers Close Paris Conference with Cautious Optimism
Acheson plans to fly to Washington on Truman's Independence after the talks. Western delegates say the accord is limited but far beyond expectations and could mark the start of easing tensions in the cold war, contingent on Russia meeting its promises.
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Acheson
Washington
Truman
Russia
Wireless Circuit Aids Deafened Hear Clearly
Telex, Minneapolis maker Allen Hempel, introduces a wireless hearing circuit weighing 1/132 ounce banishing wires. Users report clear understanding even at whispers and can request a free booklet and at home test guidance without cost. Adv June 13-20-27.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Allen Hempel
Telex Park
Byrnes Attack Provokes Administration Fears
Sen Bridges warns that former cabinet head Byrnes criticizes Truman domestic policy as state socialism. Byrnes in a Washington and Lee University address warned that adopting new programs could turn individuals into economic slaves serving the state.
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Justice Byrnes
Truman
Byrnes
Washington and Lee University
Heichel Family Thanks for Support During Illness and Death
Mrs. Monika Heichel and family express gratitude for expressions of sympathy, flowers, and cars donated during the illness and death of their father and husband, Lawrence Heichel.
Sesqui Program Ends at Neshannock Church
Final sesquicentennial services marked the end of the Sesqui program at Neshannock Church. Sunday featured Will W. Orr of Westminster College speaking about The Church Marches On, with elders hosting, and a cemetery service at the old Neshannock church site led by Ralph Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will W. Orr
Westminster College
Neshannock Cemetery
Neshannock Presbyterian Church
Ralph Watson
Robert P. MacDonald
J. W. Creighton
Durst Fractures Wrist After Fall at Home
Eva Durst age 65 of 17 West Charter Street fell on stairs at home Sunday and fractured her right wrist. She received treatment at New Castle Hospital.
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Eva Durst
West Charter Street
New Castle Hospital
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Shenango Pottery
Pecos River
New Mexico
Texas
Sangre de Bresto Mountains
Rio Grande
St.joseph
Mosul
Mesopotamia
England
E. Long
Milady
Julian Goldman
E. Washington ST
Lawrence Henderson
UA Ey
Cunningham
VM Am Ll
Jack Gerson
Jeweler
Washington St
Mil
Mike
John A. Long
Miss McKnight
Edith McKnight
Shaw Street
Leyde Mortuary
Hugh G. Snodgras
Charles Stankard
Neshannock U. P
William McKnight
Ted Warnock
William Kildoo
Jay Hamilton
James Newell
Carl Richael
Heichel Funeral
Lawrence Heichel
R. D
Princeton Road
Noga
SS. Philip and James
V. V. Stancelewski
Madonna Cemetery
Edward Latos
Mickey Latos
Edward Beale
Stephen Burick
Antony Pszenny
Frank Heichel
Johnson
Irene Johnson
Church of God
Shepherd
J. L. McFarland
G. M. Walker
James Blackwell
Winona Smith
Lily Clark
John Clark
Eugene Cummings
William Park
James Kimbro
John Sutton
Octavus Clark
Infant Cook
Marvin Eugene Cook
Lawrence Cook
Vernon Orner
Beath Bosymore
Vida Chapman
Marlene Chapman
John Cowley
Arnold Bookmer
Charles Young
Donald Orlando
Savannah Cemetery
Mumford
Leroy Mumford
Fred Giering
Philip Crane
William Ridenbaugh
Ray Crumm
Edward Armagast
Ellwood McGary
Oak Park Cemetery
Spruetes Evening Post
Tine
Business Week
Victor
Castle Stationery Co
North Mill St
Paris
Jesse N. Kerr
Dependable Jeweler
RADIO
N. Mercer ST
Sen. Bridges
N. H
GOP
Senate Appropriations Committee
Bridges
Monika Heichel
Neshannock Church
4Sumer Discount CO
Rizika
Keith
George £. Watters
East Washington St
Joseph
Highland Ave
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