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Readers are instructed to drop news items in the box at 425 Wayne Ave or call Oliver 4-6651 to submit tips and notices for publication.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1964
Page
11
Chewton WCTU Highlights June Activities and Plans
Sixteen members of Wayne WCTU met at Mrs. Roy Meehan Sr. to conduct devotions led by Mrs. Wendell Shoemaker and prayers by Mrs. Victor Markel. Flower mission director Mrs. Caire Boyer reported 16 bouquets given to shut ins in June.
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Wayne Wctu
Roy Meehan Sr
Wendell Shoemaker
Victor Markel
H. L. Coulter
Flower Mission
Caire Boyer
Shutins
Barbara Day
Butler
Youth Temperance Council
Glenn Hennon
WCTU
New Castle Street
Mae Rodger
van Buren, Ark
New Castle
Meehan
Coulter
Minnie Wehman
Winter Ashes Bring Protest
Ellwood City Chamber of Commerce protested a large amount of winter ashes on the Frisco bridge on Pa. 288. R. J. Schill said traffic lanes are narrowed and the bridge surface is a hazard. W S Hasenkopf promised action to check the bridge and the 238 65 intersection and the chamber asked resurfacing of Pa. 288 from Beaver County line to Division Street.
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Ellwood City
Beaver County
Division St
Family picnic tie for lodge members in Ellwood City area
Ellwood City and Lawrence County lodges held their annual family basket picnic at Ewing Park. George Mallinak and Mrs. Pearl Reed won gifts for longest lodge membership. Next year’s committee includes Lester Coblentz and Arthur E. Syphrit among others.
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Ellwood City
Lawrence County
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Ewing Park
George Mallinak
Enon Valley Odd Fellows Lodge
Pearl Reed
Alfarata Rebekah Lodge
Lester Coblentz
Arthur E. Syphrit
Lois McKean
Charles R. Gwin
Ellwood City Teens Hurt in Shenango Township Crash
An Ellwood City driver Hugh Holliday 16 along with his sister Rosanna Hoak and friend Nancy Hill of New Castle escaped serious injury after losing control on Old Pittsburgh Rd Shenango Township. The car struck an embankment guy wire and tree stump then flew 50 feet into the air causing brush burns and bruises to occupants.
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Ellwood City
New Castle
Old Pittsburgh Rd
Shenango Township
Clarence C. Frampton
Hugh E. Holliday
Randolph St
Frampton
Rosanna Hoak
Nancy Lee Hill
Steinbrink Place
Unemployment fund in the black in Pennsylvania for May
Pennsylvania unemployment compensation trust fund posted May’s first surplus since 1963, reaching 178.5 million dollars, up 78 million from April and above federal loan obligations by 10.6 million. Dateline Harrisburg cites improved conditions and a tax increase as causes.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Dateline Harrisburg
General Assembly
Doomed Man Denied Hearing in 1960 Slaying Case
Albert E. Raymond, condemned for the 1960 slaying of undercover patrolman William H. Powell in North Philadelphia, had his appeal dismissed by the U S Supreme Court. The denial leaves Pennsylvania free to carry out the death sentence. Powell was investigating a vice ring when he was shot at the North Marshall Street residence. The trial judge’s comment cited by Raymond’s appeal argued denial of due process.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Albert E. Raymond
U.S. Supreme Court
Raymond
William H. Powell
State Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Powell
Marshall St
Porter named head of state school building standards panel
Harrisburg UPI reports David H. Porter assistant superintendent was named Monday to lead a 15 member Advisory Committee on School Building Standards to the state Board of Education. Gov William Scranton appointed him chairman. First meeting set for July 7 in Mechanicsburg.
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Harrisburg
UPI
David H. Porter
State Board of Education
Porter
William W. Scranton
Mechanicsburg
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