City eyes using sewer fund to cover costs
Director Rob ert W Rainey outlined a plan to use the sewer improvement fund to pay current city sewer bills and possibly other expenses as part of a move toward a metropolitan sewer authority. He cautioned that funds should be used only if township contributions help capitalize the authority and questioned legality of diverting funds from their sewer purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Rainey
Rainey
City Council
Union Sewer and Disposal Authority
Robert E. Jamison
Council
Shenango Two
Eugene Weisberg
Pantech Engineering
Pittsburgh
Jamison
Ralph Smith
Smith
Mrs. Ira Hogue Dies in California
Mrs. Ira R. Hogue formerly May Watt and daughter of James and Ann Watt died in Long Beach California. Surviving are her husband Ira R. Hogue a son J Russell Hogue a grandson Mrs Inez Powell a sister of this city and several nieces and nephews. The Hogues left New Castle for California in 1918. Funeral services are planned at Mottells Mortuary with interment in Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilda K. Patterson
E. Sheridan Ave
Ira R. Hogue
Long Beach
Calif
Hogues
New Castle
California
Hogue
First Baptist Church
Mottells Mortuary
News executive dies in Indianapolis
Theo dore W. Henderson, 73, retired general manager of the Paterson Morning Call, died Wednesday night of cancer in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Theodore W. Henderson
Paterson, N. J
Morning Call
City painters work on downtown traffic lines
Residents cheer as Winter Ave 400 block eases after a raccoon nuisance ends with a box trap. Kids risk balls misdirected into homes as 1836 surplus figures hint at long economic cycles. Catholic Day picnic exercises were postponed drawing disappointed children. Parents urged to keep kids seated in vehicles while traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Ave
Owen Fox
Gaston Park
Pa Nene
Community Weekend Visits and Local Events Digest
Residents hosted and attended family gatherings including Mr. and Mrs. Leslie McCracken and guests from Winter Road Covert Road and New Castle. Local clubs church events and camp plans are noted with family visits to Madison Avenue Christian Church and Word of Life Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie McCracken
C. W. Cameron
J. W. Paden
Winter Road
Joe Watkins
Covert Road
George Watters
Harold A. Brown
Carrie Hunt
New Castle
John Buchanan
Wampum
Art Milliken
Charles Ruby
Bruce and Merrilees
Mrs
Howard Bruce
Ellwood Road
N. M. Hunt
Arthur Hunt
L. T. McCracken
Madison Avenue Christian Church
Nina Knapp
Paul Bowser
Faith Baptist Church
Rise in Married Women Aged 15 44 Since 1933
The report notes a one third rise in married women aged 15 to 44 in the United States compared with 1933. It cites demographic shifts and changing family patterns influencing nuptial rates across the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Pulaski Homecoming Pet Parade Delights Community
The Pulaski Homecoming parade featured 120 entries of cats dogs birds and small animals. Winners collected prizes from 1 to 5 dollars including Cathy McIver with a gray pony and Carol Wallace on a saddle horse. The event began with a red fire truck led procession along Main Street and drew praise from Postmaster Guy DeLetto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Ramsey
Aiken
New Castle
Cathy McIver
New Wilmington
Carol Wallace
Pulaski RD
Charlotte Ruby
Pulaski
St. Bernard
Nancy Ramsey
Collie
Worley Lynch
Greenville
Russell Root
West Middlesex
Randy McFall
Laurie Stevenson
Bill Welsh
Billy McAnallen
Chuckie Houlette
Groundhog
Arnold “Sock'' Knight
John Wharry
Dave Isenberg
North St
Main St
Guy D'Eletto
George Ferguson
Charles Clark
Edward Duff
Carl Mumaw
Wilmington Area High School
Probe Planned Over State Dinner Ticket Scandal
Governor Lawrence vows no laxity among state workers and officials. Palmer accuses Lawrence County dinner tickets of favoritism and non resale while Audino denies a formal distribution plan saying employees requested tickets. Audino, asserting 290 attendees at a February meeting attended, expects affidavits from most denying coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
David L. Lawrence
Palmer
Lawrence County
Audino
Lawrence County Court weighs general recount in Scott race
A petition filed in Lawrence County Court seeks a general recount of Scott Two ballots from the May 16 primary. Judges ordered filing and a $50 box opening deposit. Petition names watchers McKissick Peak and Brooks alleging tally irregularities in constable and supervisor races and possible fraud or error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Scott
John S. Powers
Robert Wendell McKissick
William H. Peak
Walter B. Brooks
McKissick
Glenn Moorehead
Peak
T. E. McConnell
GOP
JFK About Ready To Shed Crutches
The White House said President Kennedy hopes to gradually discard his crutches for a back ailment and be rid of them entirely by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JFK
Washington
UPI
White House
Kennedy
Biddle proposes joint meeting on sewer plan with officials
Biddle urges a general meeting of the Supervisors and their engineer to decide on entering a Metropolitan Sewerage Program. He calls for a State Health Department representative to present positions to the Mayor and Council and asks the Mahoning Shenango Valley Engineer Association to provide a free adviser. He hints at future ideas on city control if the program progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Township Authority
State Health Department
Mahoning, Shenango Valley
Scott Planners Seek Withdrawal from LRPC
The Scott Two Planning Commission voted to recommend to the Scott Two Supervisors that membership in the Lawrence Regional Planning Commission be discontinued. They cited lack of surrounding townships joining and no perceived need for zoning presently, noting Slippery Rock Plain Grove and Washington townships have not joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Planning Commission
Lawrence
John Turner
Slippery Rock
Plain Grove
Washington Townships
Hare
Turner
Flying Tire Rim Injures Two Men at Highway Garage
Two workers were injured when a truck tire rim blew out at the State Dept of Highways Garage on Wilmington Avenue yesterday afternoon. James Criscito, 30, suffered a deep forehead laceration and finger injuries, admitted to Jameson Memorial Hospital. his condition today is good. George Wojtowar, 49, sustained a shoulder injury and lip laceration, treated and discharged. The incident, a nonlost time accident, occurred while fixing a tire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Dept. of Highways
Wilmington Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
James Criscito
Highland Ave
George Wojtower
High St
Hinish Attends GOP Convention in Minneapolis
James E. Hinish Jr. of 112 Park Lane attends the Young Republican National Convention opening in Minneapolis. Speakers include former vice president Richard Nixon and Senators Barry Goldwater Thurston Morton and John Tower, plus Mrs. Clare B. Williams of the Republican National Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Hinish Jr
Park Lane
Minneapolis
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Thurston Morton
Kentucky
John G. Tower
Texas
Clare B. Williams
Republican National Committee
Publisher Emeritus Krupp Dies After Heart Attack
William A. Krupp aged 79 publisher emeritus of the Port Clinton Herald died in a hospital after suffering a heart attack Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Clinton, Ohio
UPI
William A. Krupp
Port Clinton
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Emma Grieder 85
Mrs Emma Grieder 85 of 1822 Pulaski Rd died at Jameson Memorial Hospital at 2 05 p m after seven months illness She born in Muttenz Switzerland Nov 19 1875 came to the United States in 1891 She survived by children 18 grandchildren 29 great grandchildren and other relatives Interment Castle View Burial Park Services scheduled at the Robert A Myers Home for Funerals with viewing times listed and officiating ministers named
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Grieder
Pulaski Rd
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Muttenz
Switzerland
Emil
Anna Elizabeth Messmer Scholer
Emil Grieder
Grieder
Highland U.P. Church
Naomi
United States
Lawrence County
Chester B
Emma) Latimer
New Wilmington
J. Francis
Lena) Cover
William J
Anna) Elmore
Dravesburg
August E. Grieder
Beaver Falls
Elsie Grieder
Charles W. Grieder
Colonial
New Castle
Ralph B
Omar Fink 71 Dies After Four Months Illness
Omar Fink 71 of 312 Maple Dr died at Jameson Memorial Hospital at 6 40 am after a four months illness. He was born January 29 1890 in Wabash Township Adams County and was a retired New York Central Railroad employee. He married Verna Matlack who survives along with two children Omar Ray Fink Jr in Mountoko South Rhodesia Africa and Virginia Slater of New Castle. He served in World War I with the U S Marines as a gunner and was a member of First Methodist Church and the National Association of Railway Employes. Surviving siblings include Alda Fosnaugh Alma Allholder Luella Everhart and a brother Samuel Fink. Services at John R Hodge Funeral Home Saturday at 2 pm with Rev Delbert Jolley officiating. Interment Castle View Burial Park. Friends may call today 7 9 pm and Friday 2 4 and 7 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Fink
Maple Dr
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Wabash Twp
Adams County
George
America Buckmaster Fink
Verna Matlack
U.S
Omar Ray Fink Jr
Mtoko
South Rhodesia
Africa
Methodist Church
Fred
Virginia) Slater
New Castle
Alda Fosnaugh
Alma Ailfholder
Luella Everhart
Geneva
Ind
Samuel Fink
Indianapolis
John R. Hodge
Wallace Ave
Delbert Jolley
Castle View Burial Park
Edwin Kellogg Dies Wednesday
Edwin C. Kellogg 70 former New Castle resident died at his Rogers Ohio home after a short illness. Born February 19 1891 in Signal Ohio he was a B&O Railroad conductor for 37 years and served out of New Castle. He belonged to Grace Church Columbiana New Castle Lodge 433 KK and A M and the railroad brotherhood. Services Saturday at 1 30 p m from the Warick Funeral Home Columbiana with burial there. Friends may call Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Kellogg
New Castle
Columbiana Rd
Rogers, O
Signal
Boyd Kellogg
B&o
Grace Church
Columbiana
Railroad Brotherhood
Warick
Iowa Tops Nation in Population Aged 65 Plus
The Census Bureau reports 11.9 percent of Iowa residents are 65 or older, the highest share among nine states. Missouri Nebraska New Hampshire Vermont Florida Massachusetts Kansas and Maine also exceed 65 plus levels, while Alaska and Hawaii have the smallest shares at 2.4 and 4.6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Census Bureau
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Vermont
Florida
Massachusetts
Kansas
Maine
Alaska
Hawaii
Skids Off Runway No Injuries On KLM Flight
A KLM Royal Dutch airliner skidded off a runway Wednesday night near New York but halted safely with no injuries to the 79 people aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Immediate T-4-L Treatment For Athlete's Foot
Use instant drying T-4-L for 3 to 5 days to stop infection and restore healthy skin. Bathe feet twice daily to ease aching swelling and perspiration in the 66 joints. If not satisfied, your money back from Eckerd's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckerd’s
Local Briefs from Sharon to Beaver
Sharon Mrs Mamie Neider drove away after her car struck a diesel engine and the diesel had to be replaced. She misattributed the blasting to Shenango Valley Freeway lighting. Mercer A female juror reversed her verdict in an assault case against Robert Barris before polls. Zelienople bids for the Zelienople by pass open in Harrisburg July 20 for 14 750 feet of divided highway. Butler Democrats back a second judge to be appointed from legislative passage. County commissioners accept the resignation of Solicitor John Gazetos. Beaver county retirement fund overpayments lead to reduction in costs with 49000 extra in reserves to shave over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Mamie Neider
Superior St
Mercer
Robert Barris
West Middlesex
Herman Rodgers
Zelienople
Pittsburgh- Erie
Harrisburg
Bible Baptists Hold Evening Bible School Weeknight
Bible Baptist Church on West State Street hosts a DVBS with classes from 6 30 to 8 45 p m attended by many children. Teachers include several listed volunteers and the program is directed by Rev and Mrs Harry Jordan with a Friday wiener roast and Sunday evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Baptist Church
W. State St
Dale Ealy
Andy Tressler
Walter Eckelberger
Brady Ross
Robert Stankard
Frank Shaffer
Betty George
Floyd Kaufman
Leo Betts
Harry Jordan
Gillespie Dies in California at 53
Donald J. Gillespie 53, a former New Castle and New Wilmington resident, died in his sleep at his Midway California home after ten years in the west. Survived by wife Ethel McConahy, son Donald, two daughters Barbara Cecil and Patricia Jones, four grandchildren, two sisters, and one brother. Services and burial planned in Long Beach, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald J. Gillespie
New Castle
New Wilmington
Midway
Calif
West
William H. Gillespie
Ethel McConahy
Ellwood City
Donald
Barbara Cecil
Abilene
Tex
Patricia Jones
Bellflower
Paul Shafer
Brooklyn
N.Y
Paul Bush
Carnegie
Long Beach
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Ira Hogue
South Mill Street
Jack Gerson
Jeweler
Washington St
Pa Newe
U. S. Treasury
Scott Two
J. O. Cameron
Robert Blaine
Edinburg
South Side Hospital
Youngstown
Alvin McFarland
Brown Road
Judy Ranklin
Harry Ranklin Jr
Ethel Black of
Volant
Mrs. R. N. McFarland
Fred Pratt
Beaver
Anthony Camtler
Earl E. Collins
The
Slippery Rock Bible Conference
Harlansburg
Wilsher
Pharmacy
Wilmington and
Sheridan OL
Fanny Farmer
Candies
Call's Plaza and
Lawrence Village
Scott Group
Biddle
Scott Planners
Hinish
Ohio
Edwin Kellogg
Nation
Jane Parker
Atlantic
Pacific
Butler
John N. Gazetos
Harry S. Hagen
Huggins and Co
Philadelphia
Jesse N. Kerr
N. Mill St
Bible Baptists
DVBS
D. J. Gillespie
Kayne
David P
McBride
Shannon CO
E. Washington St
Myers Roofing Co
N. Shenango St
John H. Myers
Elgins
Elgin
Sports
Lawn and Garden Products
Wilmington Road
Maitland Lane
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