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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1963
Page
5
President Judge John S. Powers will hear arguments from Samuel Doster’s attorneys seeking a new trial. Powers signed an order allowing filing of reasons. Doster was convicted of voluntary manslaughter and is jailed in Lawrence County. Bond set at $30,000. sentencing date not yet set.
State police investigated two weekend traffic crashes with no injuries reported. Kenneth White, 44, of West Mifflin, Pa., was charged with failing to yield after his two car collision on U S 19 seven miles south of Mercer. White’s northbound car crossed the center and hit Edwin J. Slosky, 48, of Brownsville, Pa., traveling in the opposite lane.
State police report a two car collision at 2 p.m. Saturday on a rural road a mile north of New Castle. James T. Shaw 17 of 428 E Park Ave rammed Ellen F. Houk 27 of R D 4 after Shaw lost control while braking. Total damage about 600 dollars with Houk's car sustaining 500 dollars in damage.
Lawrence County AARP chapter met at First Federal Phaza where SSA field rep Albert Lawrence spoke about the social security program and answered questions. The group reorganized committees and elected D B Alexander as chairman of the legislation committee. Mrs Lou Gwin and Mary M Brandt were named to arrange next month’s meeting.
New Castle Junior Chamber members installed over 200 seat belts in a weekend as part of project seat belt. The belts cost 6.19 dollars each and will be reinstalled this Saturday and Sunday at the former Kroger lot at Euclid and Wilmington Avenue. Installation is free.
New Castle Area Schools will use 21 college students along with 50 permanents and seven roving workers to paint and prep Highland Stevens and Taggart facilities. Tasks include painting Benjamin Franklin and Rose Avenue interiors, stadium bleachers, pools, and bandstand, plus moving supplies and demolishing Stevens old building.
Red Cross learn-to-swim classes opened at Cascade Park with 325 beginners enrolled before registration closed to manage class size. The two week course runs daily. In a separate incident a tractor-trailer was rear ended on Interstate 83 near New Cumberland injuring four people including Donald Gust, Robert Lamont, Walter Best, and David Murphy.
Four servicemen were injured early today when their compact auto collided with a trailer in Harrisburg. Police closed the road as rescuers treated the injured at the scene and transported them to a nearby hospital for evaluation. Further details were not immediately released.
Fifty members of 4-H clubs in the county held a choir rehearsal for the upcoming 4-H Sunday program at Plain Grove United Presbyterian Church. Indoor services start at 8 30 p m with Rev Lee Fisher of Mahoning UP Church delivering the message and 4 H County Council officers led by President John Wright. An outdoor candlelight service, the county's first, follows. The hour and a half event is open to the public. A committee includes Mildred Shaw Diana Sankey of Plain Grove and Katherine Gilmore of Washington Two. SAN FRANCISCO Giants manager Bill Rigney, as a player, performed at all infield positions during the regular 1952 season.
Mohawk Area Joint School Board members toured the new junior-senior high school on Saturday afternoon. Supervising Principal Manford E. Brockway said the board was satisfied with progress and appearance. The building is about 90 percent complete and will be ready for September opening.
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