Renewal options approved in Lower Neshannock urban renewal plan
The New Castle Redevelopment Authority finalized first options to purchase two properties with Keystone Lawrence Transfer Co. and a Prospect couple’s home at 118 S Beaver St. The authority will buy at agreed prices based on appraisals and federal concurrence. Also approved a $10,899 budget increase for three months of surveys and planning, bringing the 21 month total to $113,469. Obituary: Mrs. Anna Pyle of Prospect, 67, died in Butler County Memorial Hospital after born Oct 31, 1898. She leaves husband George D. Pyle and two daughters. Burial at Crown Hill Cemetery. services Friday.
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Lower Neshannock Creek
New
Anna Pyle
Prospect
Butler County Memorial Hospital
Mark
Hannah Cooper Glenn
Portersville
George D. Pyle
Ralph
Lois) Raisley
Bert
Grace) Kenneth
Butler RD
Robert Glenn
Union City
Gailey Glenn
Zelienople
Margaret Kennedy
Beaver Falls
Susan Stickel
Martha Lowry
Ellwood City
Pyle
James G. McClelland
Bertram E. Wagner
Crown Hill Cemetery
Byron W. Pitzer
W. Clayton St
Golden Hill
Moravia
Joseph
Minnie West Pitzer
Etta Irene Simmons
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr. Pitzer
Central Christian Church
Mahoning Lodge
Valley of New Castle
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
New Castle
Lawrence Caravan
Syria Shrine
Pittsburgh
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Brotherhood of Railroad
Wayne
Elizabeth) Pratt
Pulaski
N. Y
Robert
Helen Mae) Hancher
Forest Park
Wesley
Curtis
Washington, Pa
Melville
Beallsville
Luther
Ocala
Fla
Caskey - Kildoo
Madison Ave
Roy G. Merlino
Greenlee Funeral Home
Friends
Beallsville Cemetery
Washington County
A. Sherbine
Amanda Mae Sherbine
Maryland Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Ira
Caroline Holden Shira
Lloyd Sherbine
Sherbine
Christ Lutheran Church
Wimodausis
Women’s Benefit Association
Clair
Elwilda) Shaffer
Edith Sherbine
Edgar
Agnes) Iseman
John
Fannie) Fallon
George
Minnie) Houston
Charles
Blanche) Colbert
Sanford, Fla
Henry
Florence) McFall
Buffalo
Pearl) Hill
Margaret) Fulwood
Cunningham East Side
E. Washington and
Chestnut Streets
Funeral
Harold Held
Oak Park Cemetery
Cunningham Funeral Home
Bessemer
H. L. Picklesimer
Bessemer UP Church
G. W. Seamans
George W. Seamans
Smithfield St
Peter and
Rose Jenney Hillers
Seamans
Epworth Methodist Church
Dorcas
Anna Patterson
Boardman
Ohio
Rose Hilyard
Charles H. Hillers
Oakland
Calif
Leyde - Tanner Mortuary
Highland
Winter Avenues
Jackson H. Parsons
J. Henry Breakiron
Wesley Methodist Church
J. W. Downing
James W. Downing
Laura McDanel Mills
Ellwood City General Hospital
Big Beaver Township
Howard J
Margaret Reynolds McDanel
Earl L. Mills
James R. Patton Jr
First UP Church of
Clinton Cemetery
Blind Mrs. Fox Joins Geneva Faculty
Mrs. Fox, a blind educator, joins Geneva School District with prior work in Lawrence County Crippled Children and Adults and the public schools. She emphasizes independence, faith, and sharing talents with the sighted world while facing ongoing navigation challenges.
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Fox
Lawrence County
Union
Shenango
Irwin Stankard
Stankard
Geneva
Communists Plan a Popular Front and U.S. Election Bid
The Communist party outlines a 128 page program to form a new mass political party through a coalition with leftist groups. Dr Hebert Aptheker of Brooklyn seeks election to Congress in the 12th District as the party faces visa denials for foreign delegates and restricts press access at the convention opening.
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Congress
Hebert Aptheker
Brooklyn
Edna F. Kelly
State Department
Stanton acquitted in Pennsylvania Court Martial
Stanton was acquitted after a lengthy board deliberation at the State Police Academy in Hershey. The case involved wiretap equipment charges from 1963 and a prior controversy linked to Carcaci’s testimony. Dowling, the civilian prosecutor, protested being excluded from the decision, while Ruch defended the process. The proceedings marked one of the longest court martial histories in state police.
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Rittelmann
State Police Academy
Hershey
Judson Ruch
Dowling
Stanton
Ruch
Florida
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Carcaci
House
E. Wilson Purdy
Shapp Names Minehart Chairman After Party Split Talks
The article reports on reactions to Kane’s nomination and Shapp’s push for campaign unity. Neiman Craley and Judge Clinton Budd Palmer express surprise at last minute consultations, while Sen. Leonard Staisey cautions against party division. Minehart is chosen for a two year term as chairman with Louise John and Andrew Bradley re elected to key posts.
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U.S
Neiman Craley
York
Kane
Clinton Budd Palmer
Northampton County
Shapp
Leonard C. Staisey
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
Tom Minehart
Minehart
Leonard Staisey
Louise M. John
West Chester
Andrew M. Bradley
Harrisburg
Hearing on bypass location and farm impact discussed
The article reports a hearing set on the desirability of the new bypass west of Pulaski Road, with residents fearing land seizure and Whittaker noting the path would affect his farm. A 1962 feasibility drawing shows the highway east of Pulaski Road, while officials insist the bypass is needed to attract industry. Also covered are injuries from two traffic incidents and the locations of medical treatment.
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Pulaski Rd
Michael Baker Associates
Rochester
Whittaker
New Castle
Lawrence County
Deaths of the Day directory lists future funerals
A daily directory in the Want Ad section provides the interment piece, funeral director, funeral time and calling hours for each service.
Obituaries for Pitzer Sherbine Glassel Seamans Downing
Obituary notices detail prior New Castle area residents Byron W Pitzer Amanda Mae Sherbine William J Glassel G W Seamans and Laura McDanel Mills Downing. They include birth and death dates, family ties church memberships and funeral arrangements across New Castle Ellwood City Beallsville and surrounding areas.
Pulaski Groups Plan Bake Sale At Sportsmen Show
The Pulaski W S C S met at Mrs. Richard Houlette’s home with devotional by Vice President Mrs. Billy Reese and program by Gert Buchanan. A Bake Sale was approved for the Pulaski Sportsmen’s Horse Show on July 16.
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Womens Society of Christian Service
Pulaski Methodist Church
Richard Houlette
Mercer St
Billy Reese
Gert Buchanan
Adam Grell
Pulaski
Red Air Ground Battles Continue Amid Heavy Casualties
In seven major operations since March 25, 1,286 Communists have been killed. A Navy jet shot down a MIG with a Sidewinder while another was damaged. one F105 and a Navy F8 Crusader were lost. In Tuy Hoa the U S jungle fighters repelled a ground assault and killed 96 North Vietnamese. Ky lifts siege at Viet Hoa Dao Pagoda as rebels remain inside and police restore barricades after 50 minutes.
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Navy
U.S
Tuy Hoa
Saigon
da Nang
Mekong Delta
Nguyen Cao Ky
Viet Hoa Dao
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Lawrence County Society For Crippled Children and Adults
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de Gaulle
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Hanoi
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid Brezhnev
Erted
PrabeLtan
McBride
Oliver J. Shannon
Wilmington Road
Maitland Lane
Roberta Calvert
Roberta Rae Calvert
Marion R. Calvert
Old
Pittsburgh Rd
Bob Jones University
Greenville
S.C
Miss Calvert
School of Education
Terry Adams
F. Oakwood Way
James A. Hill
Stewart Ave
St. Francis Hospital
Call Ron Abraham
Ronald CO Adt
Mercer Street
Wwe Know
Ao Frson
WEE Diamond Store
William J. Glassel
William Joseph Glassel
Elm St
Glassel
Bessemer Cement Co
Metropolitan Brick Co
Bavaria
Germany
Bessemer UP
North Jefferson
Pulaski Society
W.S.C.S
Evelyn Grell
Aubrey Morgan
Elsworth Milton
Thomas Kelley
Mr. Milton
Vincent
David Cox
David
Carl M. Jameson
Lewis Grell Jr
Phillip Whiting
Brett Ferguson
David Winner
Mark Coulter
Jerry Winters
Lewis
Connie Jean Moore
Tidioute
John Wharry
Deluxe Fruit Baskets
Designed By
Dale Young
Mr. Young
Butz Flowers
Washington St
Kodak
Instamatic
Warner
Samer