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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1961

Page

2

Audit decision on firemen pending court ruling

The state awaits a Lawrence County Court decision before approving a settlement with the Volunteer Firemen's Relief Assn for illegal expenditures in a 1957-58 audit. The 1959 audit found 548 dollars misused. related disputes cover state fire insurance payments and uncashed checks.

Volunteer Firemen’s Relief Assn Marshall J. Seidman Buddle Brumbaugh Auditor General's Bureau of Fire and Police Audits Lawrence Auditor General Davis L. Lawrence Board of Control Association Brumbaugh the News Today New Castle Reynolds DeLullo Firemen's Beneficial Assn Howard L. Reynolds

Fair And Warmer Through Friday Forecast

A ridge of high pressure from the mid Atlantic to the lower Mississippi Valley is forecast to dominate Pennsylvania weather through Friday bringing a gradual warming trend and mostly sunny skies.

mid-Atlantic States Mississippi Valley Pennsylvania

Itch Me Not Offered For Immediate Relief At Eckerd

Advertisement touts Itch Me Not as a quick itch relief solution for eczema insect bites ringworm and surface rashes with a money back offer of 48c at any drug store if the itch needs scratching. The product is promoted for day or night use and is available at Eckerd's Drug Store.

Eckerd's

Signs that pass in the night warn of roof dangers

A local notice warns homeowners not to climb roofs to repair slate or antennas after several falls. Rural residents pick cherries as birds stay active, and growers report a prolific cherry crop this season.

Weed growth and signage on rural routes prompt cleanup

Rural routes see ongoing mowing to clear weeds that obscure route signs and markers. State police crack down on dirty or unreadable license plates with fines for noncompliance as people travel to historic sites and big cities in charter buses.

Pa News

Recount Request in Scott County Withdrawn Before Vote

President Judge John G. Lamo approved the withdrawal of a petition seeking a recount in Scott Two's May 16 primary. The court-ordered recount was to begin today, with $50 ballot-box opening deposits to be returned to petitioners Robert Wendell McKissick and Walter B Brooks.

Scott Two John G. Lamoree Lamoree Robert Wendell McKissick Walter B., Brooks

Dragging For Two Bodies In Plane Tragedy

Dragging operations resumed off the northwest Washington coast to locate the fuselage of a light plane that may hold two men. Five people died when the aircraft hit a power line and plunged into the Pacific near Lapush. Ed Koterba and Don Cornwell remained missing after three bodies were recovered. Coast Guard teams and equipment continued the search.

Seattle Wash UPI Washington Pacific Ocean Lapush Ed Koterba United Feature Syndicate Don Cornwell el Paso Natural Gas Co Coast Guard

Government Drops Fugitive Charges Against Leo Friel

Pittsburgh and Potts Town man Leo S and S Friel, 35, was turned over to state authorities after federal officials dropped fugitive charges. Friel had failed to appear for a May 17 trial in a $10,000 savings and loan holdup in Pittsburgh. He faces six state charges including a $4,000 payroll holdup in Malvern Chester County last May.

Pittsburgh UPI Leo S&s Friel Pottstown Savings and Loan Association U.S Alex McNaugher Wendell W. Stanton Malvern Chester County

Rear Adm. Ellis M. Zacharias dies at 71

West Springfield New Hampshire UPI reports Rear Adm. Ellis M. Zacharias retired 71 deputy chief of naval intelligence in World War II and later a television narrator died Tuesday night at his home.

West Springfield N.H UPI Ellis M. Zacharias Naval Intelligence

Sister Ignatia Leaves St Philip and James School

In New Castle a farewell dinner in the social room of St Philip and James Church honored Sister Ignatia as she wraps six years as Sister Principal of the parish school. She heads Sunday to Westview Pennsylvania for new duties at the Holy Ghost Mother House.

M Ignatia St. Philip and James Church Au Revoir New Castle Ignatia St. Philip and James School The Holy Ghost Sisters Westview Marie Dutkiewicz Tillie Przybylski Nancy Lamancusa W. W. Stamcelewski Carl Cialella Sr Bart Richards Bobby Lysz Miss Dutkiewicz

Invasive Myna Birds Spread Across Pacific

Myna birds imported from India to Hawaii in 185 to control pests have established themselves widely in Hawaii and now appear in many Pacific regions, raising ecological concerns.

Honolulu India Hawaii Pacific

Kennedy seeks creation of U S disarmament agency

President Kennedy asks Congress to establish a United States disarmament agency to coordinate and lead research, development, and studies on arms control and disarmament. The plan would place the director as presidential adviser and centralize activities across agencies including State, Defense, and the AEC.

Washington UPI Kennedy Congress House Senate Peace Agency Hubert H. Humphrey D - Minn United States Disarmament Agency State and Defense Departments Atomic Energy Commission John J. McCloy McCloy

Admiral Romoser Retires After 39 Years in Navy

Rear Adm. W. K. Romoser, commander of the Atlantic Fleet service force, retires in Norfolk after a 39 year Navy career in which he earned the Navy Cross, the Silver Star and the Legion of Merit.

Romoser Norfolk, Va UPI W. K. Romoser Atlantic Fleet Service Force Navy

Weather high and low in Western and Mountain states

The high temperature reached 110 degrees at Blythe California. The low dipped to 33 degrees at Lewistown Montana.

Hi-Lo Weather New York UPI U.S. Weather Bureau Blythe Cal Lewistown Mont

First American newspaper ad in Boston News Letter 1704

The item notes that the first American newspaper advertisement appeared in the Boston News Letter in 1704, marking an early example of commercial notices in colonial press.

Boston Boston News Letter

Deaths Of The Day Directory Details Funeral Plans

A daily funeral directory lists upcoming interment places and times with directing officials and calling hours. The Wolanin family,, of Fern Street, has two daughters Jane Anne eight and Kathleen six, with parents Mr and Mrs Frank Wolanin. They attend Madonna Church where he is an active worker, while Mrs Wolanin enjoys girl scouting.

Jane Anne Kathleen Wolanin Frank Wolanin Fern St Wolanins Madonna Church

Death of Miss Margaret Ellsworth 64 Found Dead at Home

Miss Margaret A Ellsworth 64 of 33 Maple St found dead at her home after neighbors reported her absence. Coroner notes she used bedsheet strips to end her life. Born Feb 24 1897 in Lawrence County she was a St Mary Church member and connected to LCBA and WBA. Survived by brother J Edward Ellsworth East Palestine. Funeral details set at McGonigle Funeral Home with mass at St Mary Church Saturday.

Margaret A. Ellsworth Maple St John A. Meehan Miss Ellsworth Lawrence County Clement and Mary Hugg Ellsworth St. Mary Church LCBA WBA J. Edward Ellsworth East Palestine

Mrs Mertie Shoup Dies In Grove City

Mrs Mertie Martin Shoup 60 Harrisville RD 1 died at Bushline Osteopathic Hospital Grove City at 10 40 p m after a short illness. Survived by daughter Eleanor Perry New Castle son Virgil Hovis Harrisville seven sisters and six grandchildren. Services Sunday 2 p m at the family home Rev Lester Thornton officiating. Interment St Peters Cemetery Clarion County. Arrangements Donovan Funeral Home Clintonville.

Mertie Martin Shoup Harrisville RD Bushline Osteopathic Hospital Grove City John P Georgia Coast Martin Wilbur J. Shoup Shoup Church of God At Barkeyville Wilbur Eleanor) Perry Motor St New Castle Virgil Hovis Harrisville Jackson Lillian Phipps Carl Gertrude) Surrena Elmer Lonie) McFadden Grace Adams Foster Wilda) Hoffman William Pearl) Berringer Erie H. B. Durham West Plains Carlisle Martin Wilbur C. Martin Wilmington Calif Frank Cochranton Lester Thornton St. Peters Clarion County Donovan Funeral Home Clintonville

Wolanin Earns Economics Masters at University of Pittsburgh

Robert J. Wolanin of 511 E. Winter Ave. received a master’s degree in economics at University of Pittsburgh commencement exercises. He completed requirements in August and serves as a graduate assistant teaching economics, with prior BA from Westminster and a career as Habers Furniture Store manager in Youngstown. He is married to Helen Kusnierczyk of Mt. Jackson.

Robert J. Wolanin E. Winter Ave University of Pittsburgh Wolanin Union High School Westminster Haber’s Furniture Haber’s Youngstown Helen Kusnierczyk Mt. Jackson

Train Derailment Causes 100000 Damage Near Craigsville

A 27 car B O derailment damaged more than 100000 dollars and narrowly missed 30 Little Leaguers and spectators near Craigsville Tuesday. The Pittsburgh bound freight train telescoped from its track on a downgrade curve leaving 27 of 117 cars off the rails.

Worthington Little

Retired Blacksmith Injured In Home Fire Experiment

Sharon Reginald Ayers, 76, of 135 Rose Ave, was injured at home when pellets from a discarded shotgun shell thrown into a fire ripped into his face right arm and chest while he lit the blaze.

Sharon Reginald Ayers Rose Ave

UF Success Seen Vital for Lawrence County Drive

William G. Hartje Jr. UF executive director urged Kiwanis members at The Castleton to support United Fund drives. He warned careful judgment before expanding agency programs and noted the budget committee is setting the 1962 fall goal with member agencies. He urged following successful patterns from other communities to ensure a bright future.

Lawrence County New Castle United Fund William G. Hartje Jr Kiwanis Club Castleton Hartje

Iron Ore Open Pit Discovery at Hibbing 1895

The first open pit iron ore mines near Hibbing Minnesota were uncovered in 1895 marking the start of strip mining near the city. The event highlights early development of iron ore extraction in the region and the rise of Hibbing as a mining center.

Hibbing Minnesota

ROP Color Ads Run 358 Million Lines in 1960

The year 1960 saw 358,557,075 lines of ROP Color advertising placed in newspapers, a 25 percent increase from 1959, marking a substantial rise in color ad usage across outlets.

HHFA To Get New Y Plans

Redevelopment Authority plans for phase one of the Washington Square project hinge on HHFA review. If approved, inclusion of municipal parking as a credit could cut the city’s share and enable a $356,000 land grant for blocks bordered by Beaver, Diamond, Sycamore and Washington to be sold to the YM YWCA for a $1.5 million building. Final appraisals by James D. Beadle adjusted cost figures and six weeks are needed for HHFA action.

Redevelopment Authority Washington Square Housing and Home Finance Agency HHFA Authority Robert E. Jamison Philadelphia HFFA Jamison Beaver St Diamond Way Sycamore St Washington St Ymywca James R. McGeorge Jhon B. Bechtel McGeorge Tucson Ariz James D. Beadle

Delegates Return From Pittsburgh Convention

New Castle delegates attend the 26th bi annual Sons of Italy Lodge No 1171 convention in Pittsburgh and return after sessions closed Wednesday. Attending locals include Charles Ciatella Venable Louis Gaspare Jerry Frasso John DeLorenzo Joseph Panella Joseph Leta Bill Marotti and B J Biondi.

Sons of Italy New Castle Pittsburgh Charles Ciatella Louis Gaspare Jerry Frasso John DeLorenzo Joseph Panella Joseph Leta Bill Marotti B. J. Biondi

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