Presbytery Plans Joint Meetings With UP Group
Shenango Presbytery moves toward a merger with United Presbyterian bodies. A June meeting at Central Presbyterian Church formed a committee to arrange pre merger rallies and plan joint Mercer Beaver presbytery meetings in 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango
United Presbyterian
Pittsburgh
Central Presbyterian Church
Wilmington Rd
Church Union
J. Gaylord Armstrong
Leesburg
Rowland White
New Wilmington Presbyterian Church
White
Malcolm Brown
Ellwood City
UP Church
Councilman approves city staff aid for airport work
Councilman E. Gene Schweinsberg clarified his stance on city involvement with the municipal airport project. He previously opposed spending city funds but said the city should offer the use of any department to assist the airport authority, stressing its growing city role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Gene Schweinsberg
Schweinsberg
Chest Budget Leaders Are Assigned Jobs
Community Chest-United Fund budget committee met at Castleton to start the 1957 58 budget review. Members were assigned to agencies including Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Central YMCA Shenango St YWCA Salvation Army City Rescue Mission Red Cross Retarded Children Catholic Social Service New Castle Hospital and Jameson Memorial Hospital with chairs and follows up reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
United Fund
Castleton
Boy Scouts
A. H. Owens
William Hissell
Girl
L. J. Lewis
L. J. Cromie
Central Ymca
Shenango St
H. M. Fenati
Thomas Connor
YWCA
A. Q. Knecht
P. C. Koechel
Salvation Army
H. L. Gordon
H. F. Loy
City Rescue Mission
L. G. Laurell
Ralph Audino
Red Cross
S. L. Lockley
George G. Barberio
Paul G. Dingledy
G. A. Ritter
Catholic Social Service
Richard E Rentz
New Castle
Harry EF. Reed
Jameson Memorial Hospital
A. J. Hawkins
President Opposes Price and Wage Controls
President Eisenhower said he strongly opposes price and wage controls to fight inflation. He urged business and labor leaders to restrain price increases and limit wage demands to productivity gains or cases of extreme hardship, and asked directors to raise prices only when absolutely necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Reds blamed for bad faith on Korea talks
North Korean Maj. Gen. Chung Kook Rok urged a full dress Korea conference and won backing from Red China Premier Chou En Lai while UN representatives rejected the idea Peiping radio broadcast Chou's pledge of full support for the conference and denounced the U S unilateral armistice abrogation accusing the United States of obstructing Korea’s unification
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Reds
Chung Kook Rok
Red
Red China
Chou En- Lai
Litvenberg
Peiping Radio
National Peoples Congress
Chou
U.S
Betty Mayberry Hospitalized After Fall at Edenburg
Betty Mayberry of Edenburg RD 1 fell on cellar stairs Tuesday and sustained a severe head concussion. She was admitted to Jameson Memorial Hospital in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Mayberry
Edenburg RD
Jameson Memorial Hospital
1956 Taxes Become Delinquent Monday
City taxes for 1956 will become delinquent at 9 a.m. next Monday, City Treasurer Marie C Hanlon said. Payments are accepted at City Hall until noon Saturday. After delinquency, payments must be made at the solicitor's office. A five percent penalty starts July 1 on 1957 city taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie C. Hanlon
City Hall
Miss Hanlon
Eisenhower Hosts Harmony Breakfast With 40 Congressmen
President Eisenhower met informally with 40 Republican congressmen at a breakfast, discussing the London disarmament talks and other subjects including the school aid program. One guest declined to reveal details of the president's comments. The gathering was the fourth in a series of harmony breakfasts for Republican members of Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ins
Eisenhower
London
House
Senate
Governors Study President Request At Governors Conference
Adm. Lewis Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commission will discuss latest nuclear developments with governors. President Eisenhower urged Strauss speak in today's closed session and governors will elect a new executive committee. Florida hosts next year with Gov Leroy Collins inviting Miami or Boca Raton. Republican governors will attend a White House luncheon Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adm
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
Strauss
Illinois
William G. Stratton
Florida
Leroy Collins
Miami
Boca Raton
White House
Premier of Red China Attacks United States Over Korea Move
Chou Enlai criticizes a UN command decision to abrogate the Korean truce weapon ban and endorses North Korean calls for a political conference on Korea unification and foreign troop withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chou
United States
United Nations Command
Korea
Red China
Korean Armistice Commission
10 Year Old Girl Slain in Kyle. Suspect Confesses
Police report a 10 year old girl found slain near Kyle. The youth, described as having taken the girl into the woods to see birds, says they quarreled. He admits holding his hand over her mouth about ten minutes, denies choking or any attempt at assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyle
Shirley
Falbo
Margorie Nelson Injures Knee At Home
Margorie Nelson aged 29 of 828 Schenley Ave. fell at her residence Tuesday suffering abrasions to the right knee. She was treated and discharged from Jameson Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margorie Nelson
Schenley Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Deaths Of The Day Directory Details Funerals
A daily funerals directory lists interment location, funeral director, service time, and calling hours for listed services in the classified section. The compact notice aids readers in locating details for upcoming ceremonies.
Obituary notices for Franco and Stitzinger prominent local residents
Arsenio Franco 74 died at New Castle Hospital after a long illness. He lived in America 30 years and worked for United Engineering and Foundry Co. He is survived by his wife Mary Mele Franco and a brother Jacob in Italy. Services set at St. Vitus Church. Arthur Stitzinger 75 died in St. Petersburg after a yearlong illness. He lived in New Castle for decades with his wife Lillie Shoup Stitzinger. Graveside services at Oak Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsenio Franco
Pollock Ave
New Castle Hospital
America
San Arsenio
Italy
Antonio
Elizabeth Selio Franco
St. Vitus Church
Franco
United Engineering and Foundry Co
Carnegie-Il
John Fabbri
St. Vitus Cemetery
DeCarbo Funeral Home
Arthur Stitzinger
Melrose Park
Philadelphia
Lillie Shoup
St. Petersburg
Fla
Forrest County
William
Anna Shoup
New Castle
Methodist Church
Arthur L. Stitzinger
George N. Malpass
Ira l B. Shoup
Marionville
Oak Park ‘Cemetery
L. A. Shindledecker
Slayer Held In Wife Swap Murder Spree
Whitaker, described as mild mannered, surrendered after a riverbank hideout. he killed Martin and his wife in a wife swap dispute. He and Martin were longtime friends from the local Elks club who swapped wives last year. both ex wives had divorced amid cruelty charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitaker
Wabash River
Martin
Elks Club
U N diplomats weigh Hungary revolt action
U N diplomats consider recalling the assembly to debate shocking Soviet brutality in a 150000 word report. The United States opposes an early session preferring any Hungary debate wait until around Sept 1 when foreign ministers are expected to attend the assembly opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hungary
U.S
Falls From Bicycle Leave Boy With Facial Injuries
Dennis Devai five year old of 508 Young Street fell from a bicycle Tuesday suffering forehead lip and facial abrasions. He was treated and discharged from Jameson Memorial Hospital. William Henry Harrison had the shortest presidential term dying one month after assuming office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Devai
Young St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
William Henry Harrison
U.S
Ernest T. Weir Dies at 81 Noted Steel Leader
Ernest T. Weir 81 resigned six weeks earlier as National Steel board chairman and CEO. He died in a Philadelphia hospital from complications after a January heart attack. Weir had been named honorary founder chairman, with Thomas Millsop elevated as president. speculation linked Weir’s choice for chairman to Secretary George M. Humphrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ernest T. Weir
National Steel Corp
Philadelphia
National Steel
Weir
National Steel Directors
Thomas E. Millsop
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
F Eisenhower
Rainfall Deluge Hits Several Midwestern and Northeast Cities
The Mississippi River nears flood stage as Cedar Rapids and Mason City report up to one half inch of rain. The North Atlantic Coast region, including Albany, got a half inch in six hours. Burlington Vermont saw two inches in 12 hours on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
North Atlantic Coast Region
Albany
N.Y
Burlington, Vt
City Action on Sewerage Plan in Taylor and Nearby Townships
New Castle area councils seek 15000 planning funds from federal sources to expand the city sewage plant and coordinate with Taylor Township and South New Castle Borough for a 83 000 population metro area. Officials cite septic seepage as a major issue and aim to begin within 10 days of loan approval with work to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
South New Castle
J. L. Harvey
State Dept. of Health
New Castle
Miles Baker
Shenango
Baker
Angelo Caravella
Dept. of Health
Hickory Twp
Mercer County
Sharon
Farrell
Wheatland
Sharpsville
West Middlesex
State Legion Convention Set for Early August
The state Legion convention and auxiliary meetings will convene August 8 with the men’s sessions at Zembo Mosque and the auxiliary at the Forum of the State Education Building. Gov. George M. Leader and Harrisburg Mayor Nolan F. Ziegler will address the opening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zembo Mosque
State Education
George M
Harrisburg
Nolan F. Ziegler
Boy Bitten by Puppy Receives Treatment at Jameson Memorial
William Howard aged 2 of Pulaski Road RD 3 was bitten on the right arm by a puppy on Tuesday. He was treated and discharged from Jameson Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard
Pulaski Rd
Jameson Memorial Hospital
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Presbytery
UP Group
Enon
Stafford Scott
Bell Memorial Church
Enon Valley
Edwin G. Sloan
B. W. Kossack
Princeton-Mt. Hermon
Paul H. McClennahan
Pulaski
Alan D. Davis
New Wilmington
John Orr
Harlansburg Presbyterian Church
Richard Baack
First Church
Western Theological Seminary
Jesse Houk
West Middlesex Church
Robert Johnston
New Bedford Church
Robert F. Galbreath
Mahoning Church
General Assembly
Education Report
W. Malcolm Brown
Bfllwood City
Committee On
Christian Education
Robert Freytag
Unity Church
Wm. Furgess
Armstrong
Norman Adams
Rich Hill
Henry B. Strock Jr
Diamonds of Beauty
A. W. Meek
B&o
P&le
E. Washington St
S. Mill
Washington St
Ralph S. Abraham
North Mercer St
Nationwide Mutuel Insurance Co
Hutual Fire Insurance Co
Life Insurance Co
Councilman
Rexall
E. Wash. St
Msbride - Shannon CO
McBride
Shannon CO
Community Chest Budget
New Castle News
New Castle Community Chest
L-R
J. L. Cromie
Thomas H. Conner
Charles W. Nolan
Herman W. Green
George T. Barberio
A. O. Knecht
H. E. Reed
William Bissell
J. E. Elliott
R. E. Rentz
Paul Hays Wilson
U.N
Mississippi River
Jesse N. Kerr
N. Mill St
Lawn Seed
Maitland
T Fast Service
Jack Gerson
Washington State
R.L. Boyd
R. A. Myers
Jefferson ST
DIAL
Lewerage
Neshannock
State Legion Convention
D! Scholls
Centennial
Castle Stationery
N. Mercer St
Art Metal Executive Desk
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Alaska
Canada
United States Veterans’ Administration
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