Ellwood library expansion gains as carpet arrives today
Ellwood City Area Public Library Board reported quick progress on the expansion and announced the new carpet delivery expected today. The June meeting covered bids for library furniture and equipment from C M Eichenlaub, Hughes-Ogilvie, Richard A Kehew, and Remington Rand with prices ranging from 20 381 to 23 600. The board will visit area libraries to compare bids before final selection.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood City Area
Eichenlaub
Pittsburgh
Hughes-Ogilvie
Richard A. Kehew
Warrendale
Remington-Rand
Dr Collins to speak at laymen s picnic Ellwood City
Dr M Earle Collins president of Missouri Valley College Marshall Mo will be speaker at the 23rd annual Christian Laymen s Fellowship picnic in Ewing Park Ellwood City Plans finalized at last night s meeting Assignments covered cake pie food distribution by several area churches and individuals Dinner at 6 15 pm features meat rolls butter ice cream and coffee with services by laymen and church groups Special music by the Gospel Four and remarks by A J Howell toastmaster Paul J Burrows will lead table program and Rev Edwin E Liddell to introduce the speaker Dr Collins readied by a full church community effort
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Ellwood City
M. Earle Collins
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
Ewing Park
Trinity Lutheran
Howard Bales
Union Goodwill Community Church
Harry McCloskey
Slippery Rack UP
Warren Quinn
Wurtemburg
Fred L. Hartzfeld
Paul J. Burrows
Robert T. Jones
M. L. Rennie
Edwin E. Liddell
Collins
Howell
Church to hear missionaries in Union gathering
The Washington Union Christian and Missionary Alliance Church will host Rev. and Mrs. S. Thomas Burns and daughter Nancy, Mali and Upper Volta missionaries, at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. They will show a 20 minute color film on their work in Mali. Gifts will be given to the oldest layman and a Bible to the church with the most laymen. Rev. Harold W. Wood to offer closing prayer. The final planning meeting included 18 churches. churches yet to report picnic attendee counts should send numbers to Howell or Henry Bazzichi by tomorrow.
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Washington Union Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
S. Thomas Burns
Nancy
Mali
Upper Volta
Burns
Pittsburgh
Mission Service
Harold W. Wood
First United Methodist Church
Howell
Henry Bazzichi
Ellwood City General Admits Multiple Residents
Admitted patients include Mrs. Ralph E. Wimer of RD 1, Mrs. Michael Fuss of 817 Bridge St, Edwin Marketich of Wampum RD1, Mrs. Julia Quintanilla of 806 South St, James Irwin III of 4437 Hollow Road New Castle, Mrs. Kenneth Strohecker Harmony RD 1, Sally Eicholtz RD 1, Mark Gebrosky rear 201 Summit Ave, John Cline Fombell RD 1, Mrs. John Shenesky 803 Spruce Way, Arthur Joseph DeSalvo 346 Mt. Vernon Drive, and Brian Hudson 428 Ninth St.
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Ellwood City
Ralph E. Wimer
Michael Fuss
Bridge St
Edwin Marketich
Wampum
Julia Quintanilla
South St
James Irwin III
Hollow Road
New Castle
Kenneth Strohecker
Harmony
Sally Eicholtz
Mark Gebrosky
Summit Ave
John Cline
Fombell
John Shenesky
Spruce Way
Arthur Joseph DeSalvo
Mt. Vernon Drive
Brian Hudson
Ninth St
K of C Plans Basket Picnic in Cascade Park
New Castle Council 74 of the Sons of Columbus met Sunday to plan the annual basket picnic to be held July 11 in Cascade Park. Mike Zampella council president announced refreshments will be provided and named Thomas DeVivo as picnic chairman. Pete Figo Carvella is public relations chairman.
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New Castle
Youth Struck On Bike In Shenango Township
Tim Bintrim aged 13 of 1127 Princeton Road suffered scrapes and bruises to his left ankle and elbow after being struck by a car about 4:45 p m yesterday while riding a bicycle in Shenango Township. He was treated and released at St Francis Hospital. No police report was available. UNIONTOWN Pa UP I Mary Stewart 58 Uniontown killed and two people injured Monday when their car was rear ended by a tractor trailer on U S 119 north of here.
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Tim Bintrim
Princeton Road
Shenango Township
St. Francis Hospital
Uniontown
UPI
Mary Stewart
U.S. 119
Here
Bowl taken in burglary at Mt. Vernon Drive home
Police report thieves broke a kitchen window at 375 Mt Vernon Drive Ellwood City and stole a ceramic bowl and $4 in change during a burglary between 10 and 11 50 p m at the residence of Robert Mohrbacher. The same source notes the General State Authority ordered demolition of Old Main at Westchester State College to continue Monday.
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Ellwood City
Mt. Vernon Drive
Robert Mohrbacher
Harrisburg
UPI
General State Authority
Old Main
Westchester State College
Knights elect officers for coming year in Fourth Degree
Knights of Columbus Villa Marie General Assembly Council 512 elected officers Sunday for the coming year. The Rev. Msgr. Joseph Fabbri was elected faithful friar, Eugene Frengel faithful navigator, James Melito faithful captain, Joe Hannon faithful pilot, Chester Lapinsky Jr. faithful admiral, John Fascetti.
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NEW Castle News
Knights
Knights of Columbus
Villa Marie General Assembly Council
Joseph Fabbri
Eugene Frengel
James Melito
Joe Hannon
Chester Lapinsky Jr
John Fascetti
Assembly Honor Guard attends Father and Sons breakfast
Faithful comptroller Thomas Alfano and scribe Joseph Frengel with the inner sentinel Arthur Mittler and outer sentinel led the group as the Honor Guard took part in the Father and Sons communion breakfast at St. Vitus Church on Sunday. Plans are now being made for all of C steak fry.
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Thomas Alfano
Joseph Frengel
Arthur Mittler
Father and Sons
St. Vitus
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