Chewton woman beaten in robbery
Gregory Paul Neal 22 of 8 e Long Ave jailed in default of 20000 bond on armed robbery by violence charge for beating Mary Kubinski 64 in Wayne Township grocery. He allegedly struck her with quart bottles, took about 90 dollars, then fled. Kubinski listed in guarded condition with head injuries and 250 to 300 stitches. Neal surrendered to state police and was arraigned in Ellwood City with a July 7 hearing set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Paul Neal
Gregory Paul Sheffey
Long Ave
Chewton
Mary Patricia Kubinski
Wayne Township
Kubinski
Harold G. Marshall
St. Francis Hospital
Neal
District Justice of the Peace
Wayne E. Shaffer
Ellwood City
District Attorney's Office
Ellwood City General admits and discharges list
Admitted daily notes at Ellwood City General list Mrs. John Goddard and others along with Frank Cole Steven Zappel and more. Discharged include Mrs. Gerald Stevenson Joseph Slovinsky Robert Horton and several residents. Mary Evans announces birth to Mr and Mrs Henry Trauterman a daughter born June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goddard
Ellwood
Frank Cole
Line Ave
Steven Zappel
Ellwood Road
New Castle
Gerald Stevenson
First Ave
Joseph Slovinsky
Pittsburgh Road
Robert Horton
Hazen Ave
William Meyers
Mt. Vernon Drive
Alma Egan
River Road
Philip Hertzog
Cherry Way
Mary Evans
Henry Trauterman
Evans City RD 2
Woman Charged With Shoplifting At S S Kresge Store
Barbara Ruth Black, 32, of 723 Butler Ave, was arrested by state police from the Lawrence County Barracks and charged with shoplifting at the S S Kresge Co store in Lawrence Village Plaza. Arraigned before Ruth French after a 4 30 p m arrest Saturday. Items taken valued at 9 52 included cleaning fluid paint baby hats wash cloths and matches. Talks to end a May 14 newspaper blackout resumed with federal mediator Arthur Wellman present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ruth Black
Butler Ave
Lawrence County
S.S. Kresge Co
Lawrence Village Plaza
Two Men Arrested Over Gaston Park Disturbances
Nathan Lewis and Floyd Lewis were arrested for participation in Sunday evening disturbances at Gaston Park. Nathan faced two counts of disorderly conduct while Floyd faced two counts of disorderly conduct and assault and battery for an alleged spectator assault. Both posted bonds, Nathan 200 cash and Floyd 600 plus 100. Charges filed by police and a hearing set later. Nathan arrested at 1:15 p.m. in the Top Hat Cafe and Floyd surrendered at 5:10 p.m. at the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston Park
Nathan Lewis
S. Jefferson St
Floyd Lewis
Nathan
Floyd
District Justice of the Peace
Wayne E. Shaffer
Merle H. Hildebrand
Top Hat
City Fire Responds to False Alarm on Washington Street
A fire crew was called to the 900 block of West Washington Street at 9:30 p.m. by a line on fire. firefighters stood by until Pennsylvania Power Co. arrived at E Washington and Lathrop streets. A false alarm occurred at 1:05 a.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Washington St
Pennsylvania Power Co
E. Washington
Lathrop
Community Recreation Schedule Highlights
The notice lists daily activities at the Y including adult gym and swimming slots, Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics, family swim, early birds, health club sessions, Tadpole and children’s swim programs, and recreation for youth and grade school. Timings span morning to evening with multiple overlaps throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Wood
Reading Dynamics
Early Birds
Recreation
Four Ohio youths injured in Beaver
Beaver Falls unit of United Hospital reported Lawrence Kell 16 the sole hospitalized with head and arm injuries after a late night crash on Cannelton Road. Paul Kraus 16 was identified as the driver. The car dropped a 50 foot embankment, rolled onto its roof, and was demolished. Other occupants were treated and released.
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Darlington
Palestine
Ohio
Cannelton Road
Lawrence Kell
Beaver Falls
United Hospital
Darlington Township
Paul Kraus
State judge retires after reaching retirement age
Pittsburgh based state superior Court Judge Harry M. Montgomery, age 70, says he has mailed his resignation to Chief Justice John C. Bell. Mandatory retirement under the new constitution ends his term begun in 1960. He asks assignment to jammed calendars when possible. Montgomery is a former Allegheny County assistant solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
Harry M. Montgomery
John C. Bell
State Supreme Court
Montgomery
Allegheny County
Creek claims another young victim in Marion Township incident
FOMBELL John A Barron eight of Rochester died after a swimming mishap in the Connoquenessing Creek near Wolfe's Farm Marion Township at 145 pm He and friends waded into water too deep and were unable to escape A Pittsburgh youth pulled his body from the creek Zelienople Fire Department responded but could not save him This followed another drowning in the area within 24 hours at the same locale
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Fombell
John A. Barron
Rochester
Rochester General Hospital
Chippewa
Wolfe
Marion Township
Pittsburgh
Zelienople
Juveniles Detained Over Firecracker Incident Near Pollock Ave
Juvenile officers will contact three boys picked up near the Pollock Ave playground about 8 30 p m yesterday for fireworks violations. Officers responding to a call saw a 9 year old place firecrackers on a swing and he was about to light them when he saw them. Three other youngsters ages 13 and 14 had no firecrackers, but the 9 year old said one of them had given him the fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollock Ave
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Ellwood City ci
Morrell Pride
Arthur Wellman
Franz Paul Stangl
Treblinka
Poland
Stangl
Dusseldorf
Ulmer Hoebe
Adolf Hitler
Lawrence
Famous Brands
Sears
Sears and
SAVE
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Eastman Kodak
Ektacolor
Towne Mall
New Castle, Pa
Toe
Beaver
Butler
James H. Shaw
Parker
Andrew Bruce Guntrum
Sharon
New Wilmington Area
Mercer
Jill Ann Biros
New Wilmington RD 2
Alan
Plauda Minner
Edites
Ana
Butz Flowers
Citizens National Bank Clausen CO. Davies Shoe CO
Dollar Savings Association
First Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Danish Pastry Shop
First National Bank
Haney Furniture
Hazel’s Looking Glass
King's Jewelry the Jodi Shop
Lawrence Savings & Trust CO
Miller’s Shoe Store
G. C. Murphy CO
NEW Castle News
Troutman’s
Creek
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