Local Graduates Earn Medical and Nursing Degrees
Letha Barber of Arlington Virginia earned the Doctor of Medicine with distinction at George Washington University in Washington DC and was named valedictorian of Union High School class of 1956. Kathleen Kalata of Youngstown will graduate from St Elizabeth Hospital School of Nursing on June 30 and has accepted a position at St Francis Hospital. Wayne Burick earned a Doctor of Medicine from the University of Cincinnati and will intern at Good Samaritan Hospital with plans to reside in Cincinnati.
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Letha Barber
Arlington
George Washington University
Washington, D.C
Dalton A. Foss
Brookfield Ave
Boardman
Ohio
Union Township
John Clay Barber
Union High School
American Medical Women’s Association
Kathleen Ann Kalata
George A. Kalata
S. Jefferson St
St. Elizabeth Hospital School of Nursing
Youngstown
St. Francis Hospital
Wayne P. Burick
Frank Burick
Chewton
University of Cincinnati Medical School
Sue Newcomer
Cincinnati
Good Samaritan Hospital
Wampum High School
Youngstown State University
Peoples Bank to Open Branch in Lower Neshannock Project
The Peoples Bank of Lawrence County has secured state banking secretary G. Allen Patterson approval to establish a branch in the Lower Neshannock urban renewal area. President Herman W. Green announced that FDIC approval is pending and a tentative lease with Arcon is in place. a Beaver Valley Mall office was also approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Peoples Bank of
Lawrence County
G. Allen Patterson
State Secretary of Banking
Lower Neshannock
Herman W. Green
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Green
Arcon
Beaver Valley Mall
Flag to return to central fire station after 15 years
U.S. Rep. Frank M. Clark will present a flag flown over the Capitol to Dean P. Boak of IAFF Local 160 on July 4 at 10 a.m. The flag pole was removed 15 years ago and a permanent flag has not existed at any city fire stations. Local members plan to erect a new pole for the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Fire Station
U.S
Frank M. Clark
Bessemer
Dean P. Boak
International Association of Firefighters
Ohio man injured after fall from trailer
Bernard Long, 52, of Petersburg RD 1 Ohio, remained in fair condition at St Francis Hospital with a broken nose possible jaw fracture and facial cuts after falling from a trailer yesterday. Police had no report of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
St. Francis Hospital
Bernard Long
Petersburg RD 1
Ministers seek higher minimum salaries at Western Pa United Methodist meeting
The Western Pennsylvania United Methodist Conference recommends raising the minimum salary for ten years of service ministers from $6,000 to $8,400 annually. It also proposes a uniform payment system where each of 780 churches covers medical insurance, travel, and utilities beyond salaries. The proposals are nonbinding. Delegates pledge $41,189 toward a $480,000 regional United Fund for Reconciliation to address race and poverty, part of a national $20 million goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
UPI
Western Pennsylvania United Methodist Conference
Pennsylvania
United Fund For Reconciliation
Kennedy Library Profits From Death of a President Sale
William Manchester and Harper & Row donate 750000 dollars from The Death of a President profits to the Kennedy Memorial Library. Cass Canfield of Harper & Row notes the contribution follows prior arrangements with the Kennedy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
William Manchester
Harper & Row
Kennedy Memorial Library
Cass Canfield
United Press International Today
Kennedy
San Francisco Fireman Marries Widow in Church Ceremony
Frank McHugh, a San Francisco fireman, wed Mrs. Eileen White in a Roman Catholic ceremony at the Church of the Visitation. Their 17 children filled the pews, Pope Paul VI sent a blessing, and the couple planned a short honeymoon before returning to a nine room home in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
Frank McHugh
McHugh
Eileen White
Church of the Visitation
Paul VI
Lawrence Krause
King Brother Walks Out on Steak Dinner Bill
Rev A D King left a steak house bill unpaid at the Statler Hilton in Washington after a Wednesday rally. The bill totaled about $392 for himself and 96 demonstrators, while the hotel claimed a $590 charge. the Rev King offered $198 and the hotel said none more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther King
A. D. King
Statler Hilton
Washington, D. C
UPI
Federal funds aid Jameson Memorial Hospital nursing students
U S Rep Frank M Clark announced federal allocations totaling 17500 to Jameson Memorial Hospital for nursing students in need. Butler County Memorial receives 3684 and Rochester General 8000 in the same district. All figures are part of the 25th Congressional District distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson Memorial Hospital
25Th Congressional District
Butler County Memorial
Rochester General
U. S
Frank M. Clark
D-Bessemer
Volant Marine Hurt In Vietnam Service
Marine Pfc. Frank B. Cimperman of Volant RD 1 is recovering at the U S Naval Hospital Philadelphia after injuries sustained with the 3rd Battalion 5th Marines near Da Nang Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volant
Vietnam
Frank B. Cimperman
Jacob Cimperman
Volant RD 1
U.S. Naval Hospital
Philadelphia
5Th Marines
da Nang
National marble king to be crowned in Wildwood final
In Wildwood New Jersey a national marble king will be chosen today in the boys final of the 45th national marbles tournament with a $500 scholarship awarded to the winner Debbie Webb 13 Yonkers New York was crowned national marble queen after outshooting 13 competitors in the final girl's match Eight boys reached the semifinals on Thursday and players compete on six ten foot rings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood
N.J
West Side renewal project gets HUD planning grant OK
City council authorized the Redevelopment Authority to apply for a survey and planning grant as part of a proposed West Side urban renewal. The planning commission recently approved seeking a $364,955 HUD grant toward a project estimated at $5,306,891 in total cost.
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City Council
City Redevelopment Authority
West Side
City Planning Commission
Department of Housing and Urban Development
City Hall plans advance on accounting system
An advisory committee meets next week with Robert J. Albertson to discuss a proposed city hall accounting system costing about 20000 dollars. The plan includes a payroll machine and a centralized filing system to provide immediate account status and faster budget checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Albertson
Albertson
Claude L. Humble
Marchers push into new phase of civil disobedience
The Poor People's Campaign shifts to mass civil disobedience after the big solidarity day, with at least 77 marchers arrested near the Agriculture Department as efforts to block rush hour traffic continued. Police used tear gas and clubs as clashes occurred around Resurrection City near the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Resurrection City
Ralph David Abernathy
Rezoning hearing set by Hickory Township on July 1
Hickory Township supervisors will hold a public hearing July 1 on rezoning ordinances. The meeting will discuss allowing Farm Show activities at the show site on Harlansburg Rd and defining recreation. Also on the agenda is Paul Cunningham’s request to rezone land on Harlansburg Rd from conservation to agricultural and to permit trailer courts under conditions.
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Hickory Township
John P. McCreary
Harlansburg Rd
McCreary
Paul Cunningham
Firm hired to clean Shenango sewer siphon
City council hired Pittsburgh Pipe Cleaner Co. to clean the Shenango River sewer siphon for 2050 dollars. The line last cleaned in 1959 has a dip and poor flow. Mayor’s solicitor said cleanup could push the Sanitation Authority to take over the Run Sewer line in a pact with Shenango Township and the authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango River
Pittsburgh Pipe Cleaner Co
Zelienople
Maurice Levinson
Sanitation
Welfare council tours Youth Development Center with 40 residents
The Council of Community Services toured the Youth Development Center as 65 members learned how the facility integrates with the community. Executive director Donald McDougald noted 40 boys are currently residents with plans to house 250, and staff expect dedication by mid summer. Officers elected include Lewis Dayton president Dr Nancy Lamancusa vice president Mrs Esther Thompson secretary Rene Jenkins treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McDougald
Council of Community Services
McDougald
James Herr
William Bernard
Steve Burger
Lewis C. Dayton
Nancy Lamancusa
Esther Thompson
Lark Workshop
County commissioners plan inspection of all county properties
County commissioners will inspect all county owned property. Frank A. Vitril urged razing four hazardously rated buildings after touring with City Fire Chief John L. Oberleitner and Fire Capt. Lee Campbell. Locations listed include 313 E Falls St and 122 Quest St among others. Steckman Memorial Studios won a contract to furnish 100 headstones at 98 dollars each for war veterans. Approval granted to repair an adding machine at the county home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Vitril
John L. Oberleitner
Lee Campbell
Steckman Memorial Studios
Ellwood City
Laurel FFA to Attend State Meeting at Penn State
Eleven Laurel Future Farmers of America members will attend the state FFA Activities Week at Penn State. Reports covered summer plans, contests, and exhibits including livestock and dairy judging, salesmanship, and a planned FFA calendar with Christmas card sales.
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Laurel Future Farmers of America
Pennsylvania State University
Penn State
Martin Anderson
Lee Bell
Carl Enscoe
Ronald Hill
Stanley Hunt
Jerry Jones
David McConnell
Robert McConnell
Fred Sheffler
John Wilson
Shippinsburg State College
Lincoln
Neb
Laurel
Lawrence County
Stoneboro
Jerry Martin
Charles Wilson
Howard F. Fox
Hershey
County board irked with cuts in funds
Lawrence County School Board met last night over state austerity cuts affecting Youth Development Center materials. Director Lee Houk criticized reductions in shop, library, art, study, and athletic supplies. The board weighed continued operation, with state funding status uncertain, while promotions and new hires were approved for center programs.
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Lawrence County
Lee Houk
Raymond P. Shafer
Irwin W. Stankard
Joseph L. Trimble
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Kathleen Kalata
Dr. Burick
Peoples
Kennedy Library
Jameson
Volant Marine
Humble
Francis J. Rogan
Council
Finance Department
Helen M. Roux
New Castle
Joseph Howley
Dale L. Kurtz
New Castle News
Shenango
Mahoningtown
Eintracht
Eintracht Maennerchor
William Ungar
West Newton
Pittsburgh
Erie
Steve Herbert
Danny Grego
Delaware Ave
Welfare Council
E. Falls St
Quest St
Hutchison
Laurel Ffa
Houk
Department of Welfare
Raymond Lopez
John Hughes
Slippery Rock
Ralph Linarelli
James Houk
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