Croton Church bids farewell to Rev Morris
Croton Methodist Church hosted a farewell reception for Rev Henry Morris and his family. The event featured participation by church leaders, Methodist pastors, and local councils, with gifts and expressions of appreciation before the Morrises begin duties in Falls Creek, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Church
Rev
Morris
Croton
Majors
Keneath Bishop
Robert Sheehy
Harold Booth
William Emerick
Sarah Yoho
WSCS
Ronald Saylor
Melanie Heckathorne
Rev. Morris
New Castle Ministerial Association
Rosamond
Mary Wilson
James Snow Sr
James Snow
Joseph Booth
Sheehy
MYF
Falls Creek
City in DST extension debate prompts meetings
City officials and business groups weigh daylight saving time extension amid concerns of confusion for trucking firms and city employees. GNCA poll shows 23 to 1 in favor of continuing DST until October to preserve economic and social harmony with neighboring municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GNCA
Murray S. Stephens
Stephens
Delay in Benefits In Pennsylvania During July Week
The Pennsylvania Employment Security Bureau reports that unemployment benefits will be delayed by one to two days for the week of July 7 to 11. All local offices will be closed July 4, the first holiday of the year for bureau employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Employment Security Bureau
Bureau
Alfred Lunt Hospitalized in New York for Checkup
Veteran actor Alfred Lunt, 65, was admitted to New York Hospital for a checkup after a high fever caused him to miss The Visit performance. He co stars with Lynn Fontanne in the play, with understudy John Wise filling his role for the Wednesday night show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Alfred Lunt
New York Hospital
Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
John Wise
Young accident victim on way to recovery
Johnny Bordyniuk, injured in an accident, shows steady progress at home with therapy three times weekly. Funds totaling 1 280.70 were placed in Johnny’s account at People's Bank of Lawrence County, with 770.70 remaining. Mrs Bordyniuk oversees daily exercises. Mr Bordyniuk donates time. the family keeps neighborhood children at bay to aid Johnny’s recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
People’s Bank of
Lawrence County
Raymond Peluso
Bordyniuk
Bordyniuks
Mrs. Bordyniuk
Laurel to Become First Union District
Laurel progresses toward becoming a first union district by merging four elementary and one-room schools into a single system. The plan includes 12 buses, full nurse services, hot lunch, art and music programs, a junior high with industrial arts and homemaking, a senior high with multiple tracks, and a comprehensive testing program to guide students’ abilities and vocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Laurel
Senators Protest Seaway Transfer to Commerce Dept
Republican senators from Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota protested Eisenhower's order to place the St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation under the Commerce Department They urged reconsideration by letter citing regional interests and impact on seaway operations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Deaths Of The Day Directory Details Funeral Plans
A daily directory in the Classified Section lists forthcoming funerals with interment location, funeral director, service time, and calling hours for convenience. The listing helps readers note upcoming services and arrangements.
Obituary Notices from New Castle Area
A batch of obituaries from New Castle and surrounding areas reports the deaths of Joseph Moses at 67 after a short illness, Michael Fontanella at 86 from a lingering illness, Mrs. Walter H. Quimby at 73 after a hip injury, Clarence E. Tipper at 50, and service details. Surviving family members, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements are listed, with call hours and interment plans at various local cemeteries and churches.
Sicily Supplied World with Sulphur for Centuries
For centuries Sicily supplied most of the world’s sulphur, shaping trade and industry across Europe and the Mediterranean with its vast volcanic deposits and mining networks. Local merchants and workers benefited from a robust export market and strategic ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicily
World
The Great Anteater Walks on Its Knuckles Ad
Classified want ads note a humorous line about an anteater walking on its knuckles and provide a contact dial number 8 8511 for want ads.
Bus Company and Union Open Talks for Labor Pact
Shenango Valley Transportation Co and Union Local 89 of the AME union met with a federal mediator to negotiate a new labor contract. The current agreement expires June 30, with the union seeking a 40 cent per hour raise plus fringe benefits. Management counters with a 10 cent per hour pay cut amid patronage declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Valley Transportation Co
Transportation Company
Union
Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway
of American
Chester Robert
Roberts
Samuel Friedman
Friedman
Frederick Fitzgerald
Boston
Mass
Fitzgerald
Albert Desser
Pittsburgh
Rainy Weather Delays City Paving Plan
The city paving project on Rose, Wolf and Fern streets is postponed due to rain and will resume no sooner than next Tuesday at the earliest. Streets Director E. Gene Schweinsberg said crews have spent the week cleaning up and fixing street damage from the downpours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose, Wolf and
Fern Srs
E. Gene Schweinsberg
Park body tables expansion. studies pool fund drive
Neshannock Park Commission voted to not expand the Park and Recreation Board now. It directed a citizens committee studying a Pearson Park pool to obtain more information on fundraising and organization. Mrs. Crenney urged a five year membership drive while Richard Davis outlined council fundraising plans. A meeting date of July 12 for both commission and Council of Clubs was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock
Park Commission
Ccitizens
Pearson Park
Thomas Crenney
Crenney
Richard I. Davis
Council of Clubs
James Riddell
Shipping Orders Stolen From Norfolk Man’s Vehicle
Police investigate a report from Joseph Bunnell of Norfolk Virginia that his car was ransacked Tuesday night on Boyles Way. The theft included shipping orders a $2 money order and a black bandanna. Bunnell’s home address is 107 Quest St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bunnell
Norfolk
Boyles Way
Bunnell
Quest St
Mrs. Nerone Dies After Illness in Youngstown
Mrs. Peter Nerone 84 of 19 Baldwin St. Youngstown died at St. Elizabeth Hospital after an extended illness. Born February 9 1874 she was daughter of Elia and Antonina DeSalvo. Survived by daughters Ada Prioletti Mary Bernard Emma Dipe ro one brother Vincent Italy four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Body at Rossi Bros Funeral Home 682 Wick Ave with viewing times and services planned at the funeral home and church followed by Calvary Cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael A. Fontanella
Michael Angelo Fontanella
Wampum
Providence Hospital
Beaver Falls
Italy
Rt. 18
Koppel
St. Teresa Church
Carmela Pieri
Mary Corte
St. Agatha Cemetery
Ellwood City
Peter Nerone
Baldwin St
Youngstown
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elia
Antonina Mancino DeSalvo
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Nerone
John
Ada C.) Prioletti
New Castle
Mary Bernard
Emma DiPiero
Vincent
Rossi Bros
Wick Ave
Calvary Cemetery
Pennsylvania State Police top Shooters
Sharp shooters of the Pennsylvania State Police revolver team won 101 awards at the 19th annual Maryland State Police and Revolver Championships. The team earned 95 individual honors and six team trophies competing against 500 marksmen at Sparrows Point, Maryland, in June 2022.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Sparrows Point
Robert M. Bair
Walter A. Wise
Hershey
Walter J. Marm
Washington
Leon F. Wrona
George Boyer
Henry C. Herman
Gordon H. Livengood
Philadelphia
Emil Anglis
Bowmansville
George Evan
New Kensington
Charles B. Gosford
Carlo Lonardi
Carlisle
GNCA President Warns on Local Complacency and Growth
The GNCA president argues complacency hurts New Castle growth. He compares city shopping conditions to a rival street and urges action on housing, fire codes, parking, time standards, and government reform to attract new industries and customers. He cites stalled redevelopment, parking issues, and lack of coordination among officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers Assn
G. B. Zahnfser
GNCA
National Fire Underwriters
Jefferson Street
City Council
Dom Cioffi
New Castle
Family Returns From Funeral for Albert Razzino
The family of the late Albert Razzino of Boston Mass returns from his funeral after he died of a heart attack on June 20. Survivors include wife Madeline and four children Julie Russell Marie Adamkowski Albert Jr and Robert Razzino all of Boston. Relatives visiting included Augustino Russo Samuel Cook and two nieces Mrs. Anthony Perrett and Mrs. James Signoriell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Razzino
Boston
Mass
Razzino
Augustino Russo
S. Cedar St
Samuel Cook
Croton Ave
Anthony Perrett
N. Cedar St
James Signoriell
Franklin Ave
Madeline Razzino
Julie Russell
Marie Adamkowski
Albert Razzino, Jr
Robert Razzino
Boro Petition Hearing Slated For Tomorrow
Lawrence County Court will hear Pulaski residents petition to form a borough. Hearing opens at 9 a.m. after legal exceptions were filed to make Pulaski Village a borough, the county's ninth, per President Judge John G. Lamoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Pulaski
John G. Lamoree
Petitons
Man Committed On Disorderly Count
Gaylord Wynder of Burn Street pleaded guilty to two counts of drunk and disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. He was committed to county jail on a $250 bond set by Alderman Samuel E. Cutler and awaits the September term of court. Patrolman Frank Gagliardo reported Wynder became abusive at Mary's Lunch on South Jefferson Street at 2 30 am, prompting the officer to use a blackjack. Proprietress Mrs. Mary Trott filed the disorderly charge. another was filed by police after a booth was broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Cutler
Gaylord Wynder
Burn St
Frank Gagliardo
Mary
S. Jefferson St
Saccharine Sweetness Compared To Common Sugar
A chemical note states saccharine is about 550 times as sweet as sugar, highlighting its strong sweetness relative to ordinary table sugar.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. E. Williams
Life Insurance
Washington St
Somme
Theodore A. Gravel Jr
Cunningham & Weingartner
N. Mill St
Joseph Moses Joseph
Joe) Moses
Wilson Ave
New Castle Hospital
Lebanon
Head
Atribe
Aimee Mahaba Fodell Moses
Raffo Michaels
South Side
Rachel Doumit
Noga Funeral Home
S. Mill St
Reynolds
St. John Church
Maron Abi-Nader
St. Vitus Cemetery
Walter H. Quimby
Old
Pittsburg Rd
Army Badger
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Quimby
Savannah
Shenango Twp
Isaac
Mary Mercer Trimble
Trimble
Savannah Methodist Church
Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary
Order of the Eastern Star No. 46
Grand Chapter
St. Cloud, Fla
Frank
Mary) Sasanko
Glenn L. Badger
Thelda) McNees
Sharon
Helen Anderson
Harry L. Trimble
San Clements
Calif
Reynolds Funeral Home
Adams St
Charles Foster
Graceland Memorial Div
Clarence E. Tipper
Center Way
Stewart County
Barton
Clara Britton Tipper
Marie Tipper
Reginald
Evelyn Smith
Lulu Respress
Mary Mee-Ghee
Bordertown
N. J
William Tipper
Newark
N.J
Willie Lee Tipper
Columbus
St Paul Baptist Church
Cornelius Moore
Union Baptist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Crinkleton Funeral Home
Grant St
Jesse N. Kerr
New Castle News
Thaddeus-Stevens
Shirley Perkins
Mary Bellock
Hamilton St
Tony Joseph
Joseph’s Super Market
Pact
Neshannock Park
State Police
Twilight
Paul Aiken
Jim Trotter
Harold Cannon
John Benson
J. W. Melloyaine
Jack Gerson
Jeweler
Wahington St. At Mill
Boro
Snappy
Sophia
Warner
Camera Shop
E. North ST
Strauss
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