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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1998
Page
1
A moving account describes a woman preparing for her Peace Corps service after months of applications and language training. She reflects on the whirlwind of emotions and inner growth, noting nerves but greater excitement for tomorrow’s journey.
Scott C. Hogan 34, a jailed former minister, faces attempted homicide and related counts after entering a West Northview Avenue home on August 16 while on work release. He threatened the woman with a knife, stabbed her, and fled with her purse. The victim identified him by voice at a June 10 parole hearing. Hogan was previously sentenced in 1997 for exposure and other offenses and is held in Lawrence County jail awaiting evaluation.
Hermitage based First National Bank of Pennsylvania plans further growth after buying three Mellon Bank locations in Lawrence County Call's Plaza Wilmington Road and a drive up site on South Mill Street. The change over should occur in the fourth quarter with employees offered positions and checks mailed to Mellon customers in advance.
At 81 Alma Krause continues counseling troubled youth and has been honored as the Cray Youth & Family Services new youth shelter is named for her. The dedication ceremony was held at noon. Krause, First Lady of New Castle in 1969, volunteers 13 years with Cray and previously 18 years at the Youth Development Center where she started a drug education program. The former Lawrence County jail annex refurbished by Cray is leased from the county.
Alma Krause remarks that her most rewarding work lies in giving and receiving appreciation now, declaring she has enjoyed all her flowers during life and will not need any after death. The quote expresses gratitude and a belief in living fully in the present.
Jeremy A. Hughley, 21, of 565 Fourth Ave., New Kensington, is jailed without bond on counts of criminal homicide, reckless endangerment, and related charges in the death of 1-year-old Tessa Hughley. The infant died May 1 at St Francis Hospital from blunt force trauma to the head and trunk.
State police report a 69 year old Portersville man, Albert Szumigalski, died when his westbound car left Route 422 in Slippery Rock Township and struck trees head on at about 11 45 this morning. A teen in North Beaver Township was listed in fair condition after his vehicle ran off Westfield Road, hit a tree, and was airlifted to St Francis.
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