Ceramics Career Day Draws 21 Students at Penn State
Twenty one Lawrence County students attended the Ceramics Career Day at Penn State University. Seniors Ray K Reader Jr and 17 others listed from Ellwood City and nearby areas, including juniors and sophomores, provided detailed addresses and home towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Park
Penn State University
Lawrence County
Ray K. Reader Jr
Old Hickory Rd
George A. Pascoe
Edgewood Ave
Robert J. Walczak
Addis St
Edward C. Weingartner
Ellwood
Johanna Bordywuck
Matilda Lane
Albert Frank DiPaolo
De Gaulle and Soviets Near Agreement on Space Talks
Reported talks between the French premier and Soviet leaders show progress on revelations and problems. De Gaulle to the future outlook for Franco Soviet friendship is positive. In a separate incident a boy, Robert Adamczyk, 10, was treated for a dog bite at St Francis Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gaulle
Soviet Union
France
Robert Adamcsyk
Miller Rd
St. Francis Hospital
Multiple Traffic Accidents and a Theft Reported by City Police
Five traffic incidents were investigated yesterday by city and state police. Theodore Metzka 25 of Poland Ohio is in good condition after a motorcycle collided with a car driven by Russell Burns 38 of Edinburg Road. A two car crash on Neshannock Avenue involved Richard Kaulback and Thomas Showers. A reckless driving charge followed an accident at Phillip and Mill streets involving Harry Brown. Herbert Niles lost control on Highland Avenue and hit a utility pole. Florence Babiarz and James Pounds collided on Jefferson Street with moderate damage. Thefts include $341 from Lennie Johnson and a wallet with $155 from Jean Gibson's car. Police seek suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Metzka
Struthers Rd
Poland
Ohio
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Russell Burns
Edinburg RD
Metzka
Richard H. Kaulback
Francis St
New Wilmington
Thomas Phillip Showers
Marlboro Ave
Alliance
Neshannock Ave
Harry Richard Brown
Arlington Ave
Phillip
Mill Streets
Brown
Carmela L. Chiafullo
Grove Ave
Today at the Y offers varied activities for all
The YMCA and YWCA present a packed schedule with health club sessions, gym and swim blocks for all ages, youth rooms, and executive committee meetings. Highlights include Men’s Health Club, Family Swim, Ladies Day Out, and College Club activities through the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
L.M.C
Business College
Rich Hill community notes and social visits
The Women's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Cody Cooper's home with hostess Mrs. Cooper and leader Mrs. Iva Walton. Plans were made for a July picnic. Various residents traveled or hosted visits, including Kay Ellen Sholler's wedding in Kent Ohio and Rainbow Girls' trip to Pittsburgh Zoo. An unlicensed driver, James A. Minteer, 21, was jailed after his second arrest in a week for driving without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women's Missionary Society
Cody Cooper
Cooper
Iva Walton
Henry Shooler
Kenneth McConnell
Jill
Kay Ellen Sholler
David Perrine
Kent
Ohio
Perrine
Frank Shooler
James A. Minteer
Denver Ave
Minteer Pleads Guilty in Alderman’s Court
Minteer pleaded guilty at arraignment before Alderman Samuel Bassano and was ordered held for the September term of court in default of a $500 bond. Police nabbed Minteer yesterday on Taylor Street at E Washington Street for the same charge after his June 16 arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minteer
Samuel Bassano
Taylor St
E. Washington St
Justice Douglas Divorced by Third Wife in Yakima
UPI reports Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, 68, was granted divorce from his third wife, Joan M. Douglas, 26, in Yakima County Superior Court. She will receive 500 dollars monthly and regain her maiden name Joan Carroll Martin, citing cruel treatment. The couple wed August 5, 1963 in Buffalo after a 1962 courtship at Allegheny College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima, Wash
Buffalo, N.Y
Allegheny College
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Infantrymen chase Reds near border
A border action report notes infantry units pursuing Communist forces with mortars and rifles. Separately a New Castle man, Thomas Marella, 49, escaped Dixmont State Hospital and surrendered to city police after returning to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Dixmont State Hospital
Thomas Marella
Liberty St
Dixmont
Births Recorded At Jameson and St Francis Hospitals
Jameson Memorial Hospital reports a son born to Mr and Mrs Howard Black of Cleland Mill Road RD 7 on June 24. St Francis Hospital reports a son born to Mr and Mrs John Bigley of New Castle RD 5 on June 24.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Howard Black
Cleland — Mill Rd
St. Francis Hospital
John Bigley
New Castle RD
Jadwiga Rothe
Rose Ave
Poznan
Poland
William and
Michaeline Kulka Malyska
Boleslaw Rothe
New Castle
Naga
S. Mill and
E. Reynolds
SS Philip and James Church
Francis A. Majda
Ethel Sewall
New Castle St
New Wilmington
Willis B
Amanda Mick Pettitt
Frank Judson Sewall
Sewall
Neshannock Presbyterian Church
Nacanna Club
Wayne
Lola) Christy
Carl
Rena) Allison
Union City
Sharp Funeral Home
W. Neshannock Ave
Victor G. Dawe
Neshannock
Jonathan J. Jones
Volant RD
Portersville
Bushline Hospital
Grove City
Grant
Martha Boyd Jones
Estella Houk
Stainless Welding Co
Jones
Ellwood City
Ethel Bartlett
Elsie Myers
Portersville RD
Lee
Clarence
Joseph W. Boyd
Harlansburg
Ralph McCandless
Plain Grove United Presbyterian
Slum violence escalates as three nights of unrest unfold
After street clashes in the slum district, authorities urged a Friday night sealoff. NAACP leaders cited unemployment and weather as factors. A 10 year old boy was wounded by a car gunshot amid bricks and stones thrown at passing autos, marking the latest of three nights of vandalism with no whites reported involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locher
NAACP
George Livingston
Cleveland Naacp
Bessemer Cement Completes Major Modernization Project
The article details a 12 million dollar upgrade at the Bessemer Cement Co. including new limestone quarrying near Poland Township, a 750 ton per hour primary crusher, 60 ton KW Dart trucks, five rotary kilns with two new 450 foot units, and advanced grinding blending and storage. It highlights dust control measures, a 600 thousand dollar electronic dust smoke system, a modern lab, job security for four years, expanded distribution across Ohio and nearby states, and plans for further modernization and quarry expansion to last through 2046.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Ray Ryans
Bessemer Cement
Bessemer Cement Co
Ohio
Poland Township
Mathew Leivo
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Secret Space Center
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Almira Ave
American Gem Society
N. Mill St
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Wilmington Road
Maitland Lane
Lawrence Savings and Trust CO
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North Side Mall
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Philadelphia
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William Wetzel
Ridgeway, Pa
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Eron
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Nebraska
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Frieda Swartz
Greenville
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W. Clayton St
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Albert Conti
Jeanette Bookamer
Forrest Ave
Butler Ave
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Wate and Deweloy
Fason
Une Diamond Store
McBride
John D
Hite
McBride-Shannon
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