Pastor Wehrle to marked 25th priesthood anniversary
Rev. Anthony B. Wehrle of St. Joseph Church Cascade will celebrate a 5 p.m. solemn high anniversary Mass on Sunday marking 25 years since his priestly ordination. The service will feature Rev. Joseph Manion as sub-deacon and Rev Canaan McCreary OFM CAP as deacon with sermon by Rev. Charles Owen Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony B. Wehrle
St. Joseph Church
Cascade St
Wehrle
New Castle
Joseph Manion
St. Charles Church
Donora
Manion
Canaan McCreary
CAP
Father Wehrle
Joseph Wehrle
CPPS
Charles Owen Rice
Immaculate Conception Church
Washington, Pa
Jules Roos
County Coroner Readies Inquests In Two Fatalities
Lawrence County coroner John A. Meehan Jr plans to set inquest dates within 24 hours for two deaths this month. Mrs Eleanor J Logan and Mrs Nancy Hartman died when their cars were crushed by a tractor trailer, with police completing pictures in Mrs Ronan’s case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
John A. Meehan Jr
Eleanor J. Logan
Highland Ave
Meehan
Nancy Hartman
Circle
Cascade Park
Logan
Mary Lou Ronan
Norwood Ave
Croton Ave
Hartman
Ronan
Man Charged With Contributing To Delinquency Of Minor
A 23 year old married man James Harding of 304 Circle Dr was arrested by City police today on a warrant from the father of a 17 year old girl with whom he is alleged to have been involved. The girl was later turned over to the County Juvenile Officer. Harding, father of three, will face a hearing before Alderman Howard B Hanna today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harding
Circle Dr
Harding
Carl F. Seward
Howard B. Hanna
New Castle Council Finalizes Landfill Waste Deal and City Purchases
City Council approved transferring 6900 from sanitation wages to fund landfill operations at Mitchell, Chester and Rudolph Kwiatkowski’s Hickory Two facility. Mayor Steinbrink signed the contract, with sewer hookup planned. Council discussed sewer connections for South New Castle and reported 80 percent of paying property owners and 88 percent of front footage included in petitions. They accepted 484.92 from New Wilmington Borough for 1959 wage taxes, and paid 10409.29 to New Castle Dantile Co. for Sampson St widening. Investments moved to 91 day U.S. Treasury notes, and crews were authorized to install a septic tank at Rebecca Street church and allow a wooden garage in a fire zone after inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Public Safety
Howard L. Reynolds
Sanitation Department
Mitchell, Chester
Rudolph Kwiatkowski
Hickory
Herman F._ Steinbrink
Council
Brown
N. Mulberry St
Woolcock
New Castle Dantile Co
Sampson St
E. Gene Schweinsberg
Steinbrink
State Highway Dept
Notable visitors share hospitality at Volant home
Personal mention lists guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Dean Volant RD 3. Names include Mr. and Mrs. George Feaster Sr Eric Mr. and Mrs. J Ed Hoover Grove City Mr. and Mrs. I G Taylor Princeton Mr. and Mrs. Donald Davis and family Eric Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weigle and son Harold Jr and Mrs. Gladys Speer and daughter Brenda Prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dean
Volant RD 3
George Feaster Sr
Eric
J. Ed. Hoover
Grove City
I. G. Taylor
Princeton
Donald Davis
Harold Weigle
Harold Jr
Gladys Speer
Brenda
Prospect
Harriman urges calm with USSR against tough policy
Former New York Governor Averell Harriman told an advance hearing for the 1960 Democratic Platform that a get tough stance toward the Soviet Union would strengthen the Kremlin and push Moscow toward Beijing while alarming allies. He labeled current U.S. policies as favoring big business and failing to improve civil rights and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Averell Harriman
United States
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Moscow
Peking
Harrimas
Russia
Democratic National Platform Committee
Los Angeles
Platform Committee
Harriman
Michael Prendergast
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Chiang
Democratic platform hearing outlines social policy aims
Senators Hart McCarthy and experts outline goals to aid the elderly, expand youth services, and provide housing. Harriman notes goodwill helps but warns against empty promises without policy action. The panel includes Mrs. Katie Louchheim and Gen. Philip Perlman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Eisenhower
Philip A. Hart
Mie
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Katie Louchheim
Democratic National Committee
Leon Keyserling
Gen
Philip Perlman
U.S
Cochairman
Platform Committee
Mint foot relief advertisement fragment
Fragmentary ad promotes a menthol foot product promising instant cooling relief for burning feet. Mentions deep cooling feel, medicated formula, and a focus on softening and soothing tired toes.
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East Pitsburgh
St. Williams
East Pittsburgh
St. Vincent College
St. Vincent Seminary
St. Leonards Church
Monessen
Washington
Holy Innocents
Pittsburgh
St. Mary, Cecil
Holy Rosary Church
Muse
Rev
Anthony Wehrle
E. Long
Price
Kirk
Hutton Sco
Hardwar
Hamburgrill
Eleanor Roots
Adlai
Eleanor Roosevelt
Mara Schorr
David Garth
Garth
Adlai Stevenson
City Hall
City Council
New Wilmington
South New Castle
Orville Brown
Daniel B. Woolcock
Schweinsberg
Robert W. Rainey
Mahoning Ave
U. S. Treasury
Rainey
P. D. Schuller
People’s Alliance
Rebecca St
Donald Schrock
Nicholas Mastrangelo
S. Mercer St
Earl Hildebrand
Lee Campbell
Olga Solinka
Cascade Park Pool
City Recreation Board
Richard H. Biddle
Recreation Board
Gerald Maxwell
Jefferson St. J
Long Ave
Maxwell
American Flyer
Lionel
Majestic
E. Wash. St
Renn
Hi-Lander Pharmacy
Hi-Lander
Clutton
By James L. Kilgallen
The
New York State Democratic Committee
Hirshbergs
Oliver
Olds
Oldsmobile
NEW Castle Motors, Inc
W. Washington Street
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