Burglary and accidents reported on Ray and nearby streets
Police reported a dryer break in at Duds and Suds Laundromat 14 Ray St at 5 20 p m yesterday. A bed springs set was stolen from Weller's Hardware 16 W Cherry St discovered by 10 50 p m yesterday. Windows broken at Doris Taylor 4M Countyline St and Karen Ludwig 434 Countyline St with curtains damaged at 12 28 a m today. $500 stolen from Twilight Lounge 744 E Long Ave with machines damaged. An accident at Beaver and Falls Sts involving Baldassare Siciliano and Trent Harris left Harris with minor injuries.
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Ray Street
Ray St
W. Cherry Street
Weller's Hardware
W. Cherry St
Countyline Street
Baldassare Siciliano
Mercer St
Willa
Trent Harris
W. Grant St
Siciliano
Fails Street
Beaver Street
Harris
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Atlantic Avenue
Marlo P. Perillo
Lafayette
Perridlo
St. Francis Hospital
Fires sweep vacant DuDrop Inn and drivein theater
Fire crews battled three arson suspected blazes at the vacant Dew Drop Inn 410 412 E Long Ave and the former Super Castle Drive In on U S 224 Union Township. The Dew Drop Inn was owned by Dan Picculta and the Redevelopment Authority. A porch fire damaged a Harbor Road home owned by Thomas Brown after children played with gasoline and matches. Corrections note Frank L Zurasky was fined 900 and ordered restitution 139 97 for criminal mischief. misreported as receiving stolen property. James Black pleaded guilty to drunk driving and David A Rapko to theft by unlawful taking.
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Long Avenue
Dew Drop
Long Ave
Dan Picculta
The
Redevelopment Authority
Union Township
U.S. 224
Jack Stoner
Victor Castelli
Canonsburg
Thomas Brown
AD 4
Harbor Road
Frank L. Zurasky
High St
Zurasky
Pheas James Black
Big Run St
David A. Rapko
Galbreath Ave
Birth Corrections and Local Property Transfers Noted
Birth corrections record corrections for June at Jameson Memorial St Francis and Ellwood City hospitals list parents and newborns with names. Property transfers across Newcastle Ellwood City Union Perry Pulaski New Wilmington and New Beaver townships document owners and grantees, with numerous wards and trustees shown.
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Pifth Ward
Charles J. Kraus
Cornelius Wright
Seventh Wand
Nancy ¥. Rotunno
Donald B. Hawk Sr
Moreca Really Inc
Johin Kopentis Jr
Ellwood City
Bessie L. Laszlo
Daniel B. Skvorda
Joseph F. Geniviva
Richard L. Rouse
Chancey A. Edwards
Victor ¥.Sharek
Harry Gaiser
oLyte FE. Draschel
Ethel M. Harsisan
Robert BE
Channel 1
Earl J. Cummings
Union Township
Dana Vance Revan
Martin Keith Shaffer
Jamies B. Ruff
Terry D. Naylor
Pulaski Township
J. Hesson Genger
James G. Wilson
Russell Maddick
Randy Kuykendalh
Perry Township
Roy J. Arehart
Kermit R. Johns
New Wilmington
Edward Ellsworth Sipe
Driver Dies in Head-On Collision near Harmony
Evans City resident Thomas L. Sanger, 29, died from head injuries after a head-on crash on Pennsylvania Route 68 two miles east of Harmony. Russell Dickey, 21, of Butler crossed the lane at 7:02 am, apparently fell asleep, and was taken to Butler Memorial Hospital with serious injuries. Both cars were totaled.
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Butler
Thomas L. Sanger
Evans City
Russell Dickey
Oast
Harmony
Dickey
Butler Memorial Hospital
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Willem MecCaltice
Nethannock
Audio Marts TV Parts Co
Wilmington Road
Tayloe
Louis J. Lampoai
New Galilee
Union T
Shanton Shogren
Riley's
Shannon
Jamesoe Memorial Hospital
Neshannock Township
William Dottle
W. Walnal St
Fisher
Big Wheel
Donald
Kenehan
North Beaver Township
Hubert Pacro
Struthers
Ohio
Midland
Shenango Township
Cascade Inn
E. Washington
Lawrence County Court
N. Main Sr
Waripum
Sberna
Joan Hawrylak
Newcastle
Lila H. Rhoads
James R. Welsh
Iva Newton
Jesse G. Crankleton
John B. Patton
George R. Gilson
June J. Duda
Richard R. Thompson
Sharif
Yankee Doodle Whale
Cap'n Kids World
Ding-a-Ling Bros
Seal and Otter Circus
Comic Book Heroes
Geauga Lake
Aurora
Tarec
Ahariware
Washington
Att
Priges
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Sharon
Zenith
Somersay
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