Salzano, Cappolina, Bell deaths noted in local obits
Obituaries for Andrew A Salzano 62 of 1007 Rose Ave died June 28 1987 in St Francis Hospital. He founded a trucking company and worked for Mooney Brothers Superior Sand Adobe Mining. Born Jan 2 1925 in New Castle to James and Fannie Salzano he is survived by wife Michelina Colella a son Andrew R two brothers six grandchildren and a sister. Also James Bell 73 of RD 2 Maple Lane died June 27 1987 at home. He leaves a wife Katharine two sons Charles and Robert, two daughters Barbara Taylor and Kathleen Rowan, three sisters, two brothers and eight grandchildren. Also Anthony S Cappolina 73 of 30 S Round St retired Conrail engineer died June 28 1987 at St Francis Hospital. Born Nov 21 1913 in DiLibrizzi Italy to Antonio and Mary Cappolina he married Mary Loreno. He served in World War II and belonged to St Vitus Church and several veterans groups. He leaves a daughter Toni Reed, two stepdaughters Lois McCormick and Adele Lorenzo, four stepsons plus many relatives and eleven stepgrandchildren. Calling hours and funeral details provided for each, with services at St Joseph the Worker Church and St Vitus Church noted. Interment arrangements at Castle View Memorial Gardens and Resurrection Mausoleum respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew A. Salzano
Rose Ave
St. Francis Hospital
Mooney Brothers Trucking
Superior Sand Co
Adobe Mining Co
New Castle
James
Fannie Domenick Salzano
Michelina Colella
Salzano
St. Joseph the Worker Church
The
Eagles
Andrew R
Clyde
John
Eleanor Crisci
William F. and
Roger M. DeCarbo
Cunningham Ave
Norbert Campbell
Castle View Memorial Gardens
James Bell
Maple Lane
Pulaski
Charles
Mary Cardonna Bell
Katharine
Bell
New Bedford Presbyterian Church
Robert J
William
Barbara) Taylor
Kenneth
Kathleen) Rowan
Grove City
Anna Capparell
Duquesne
Martha Walsh
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Fox
Edinburg
Peter
Palm Bay
Fla
Frank
Nicholas
Graceland Cemetery
J. Wallace Huber
Noga Funeral Home Inc
S. Mill St
Anthony S
Buster’’ Cappolina
S. Round St
Conrail
DiLibrizzi
DiMessina
Italy
Antonio
Mary Cannavaro Cappolina
Mary Loreno
Cappolina
St. Vitus Church
Perry S. Gaston American Legion Post
Lawrence County
Democratic Club
David
Toni) Reed
Temple
Texas
Lois McCormick
Grand Prairie
Adele) Lorenzo
Baden
Claude Marrangoni
Paul Marrangoni
Riverdale
Henry Marrangoni
Dale City
Clyde Marrangoni
Wilbur
Angela) Wynder Jr
Joseph
Pauline) Kitzko
Albert
Jessie) Anzalone
Campbell
Edward A
Donald G. DeCarbo
S. Mill
Sutton Streets
Joseph Luisi
Resurrection Mausoleum
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Floyd M. Kennedy
Wampum RD
New Beaver Borough
Babcock & Wilcox
Koppel
Ellwood City
Floyd
Lovella Wygle Kennedy
Mary Louise Srague
Kennedy
Clinton United Methodist Church
2Nd Infantry
Loretta
Ester Weddell
Warren
Ohio
Glenn Kennedy
Frances Kennedy
Robert S. Marshall
Main Street
Wampum
Brock Beveridge
Locust Grove Cemetery
Anthony Mooney
Taylor St
Hoyt
Carmen
Mary Mastran Mooney
Sara Kissinger
Mooney
South Hills Pentecostal Holiness Church
Joseph Gentile
McKeesport
Viola Connor
Mary Mooney
San Diego
Louis
William F
William F. DeCarbo
Floyd Murray
Slippery Rock Cemetery
Elsie Sterling
Jack Rees
Samuel
Sara Mae Perry Brunner
Harold Sterling
Sterling
First United Brethren Church
Missionary Society of the Church
Robert
Lillian) Edwards
Salida
Colo
Dolores Mae Sterling
Edna Holloway
Samuel Brunner
Edward P. Beers
Calvary Assembly of God
George Kalifut
Kanner Highway
Stuart
Johnson Bronze Co
Martin Memorial Hospital
City Utilities
Fort Lauderdale
Hopewood
Demetri
Mary Leski Kalifut
Helen Bober
Germaine Lawson Helm
Kalifur
St. Nicholas Orthodox Church
St. James Church
Port Lucy
Loyal Order of Moose
Sokol Lodge
Youngstown
Julia) Isaac
Sanford
Helen Cheple
St. Nicholas Cemetery
Riley's Funspot owner Thomas E. Riley dies at 87
Thomas E. Riley 87 of RD 8 Covert Road owner of Riley's Funspot in Union Township dies June 26 1987 after an extended illness He was born March 10 1900 in Lawrenceville Pa He married Zetta Graver in 1926 She preceded him in death He is survived by two sons two daughters nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren Visiting hours are 7 to 9 p m tomorrow at J Bradley McGonigle Memorial Home A procession will leave at 8:30 a m Wednesday for St Marys Church where a mass will be held at 9 a m The Rev Robert Drake will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Riley
Covert Road
Union Township
Lawrenceville
Thomas
Mary McAvoy Riley
Zetta Graver
Riley
St. Mary’s Church
Alice E. Conti Fenati
Laurel Blvd
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Humbert
Ben’’ M. Fenati
Fenati Brick Co
New Castle
Michael and
Mary E. Altieri Conti
Fenati
St. Vitus Church
Rotary Anns
Women’s Club
Jean Rule
Arlington
Michael
Rachael Pascarella
Mary Lou Elwell
Orville
R. Cunningham
Wilmington Road
Funeral Home
Gilbert Puznakoski
St. Vitus Cemetery
Mary Powell Curtis
Conneaut Lake RD
Food Service
Union Area
Erie
Forrester
Alice McGuire Powell
Our Lady of Queen Church of America
Conneaut Lake
Frank
Pauline) Mandish
William C. Rhodes
Second St
John Lucas
Evergreen Cemetery
Harmonsburg
Jean Kemmiler Stucky
Portersville
Pittsburgh
George E
Emma Dornburg Dailey
Fred E. Stucky
Portersville Presbyterian Church
Reynolds Mortuary Inc
Harlansburg
Thomas Clyde
Portersville Presbyterian
Robert H. Philips
Rochester
Jefferson Memorial Park
Lyn Barry
Cancer Treatment
Medical Center
Dutch Ridge Road
Beaver
Obituaries Featured: Kupiec and other local deaths
Obituary notices list Mrs. Rose Michno Kupiec 92 of Campbell died June 27 1987 after a lengthy illness at Westwood Rehabilitation Medical Center Youngstown born October 15 1894 in Tuszow Poland she lived in New Jersey New Bedford Campbell and died with survivors including three daughters five sons and many grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Wasko Funeral Home with Mass at St Joseph the Provider Church. Additional notices chronicle the deaths of Mary Powell Curtis Anthony Mooney Sara Kissinger Victoria Pisano Maslyk Norman Lutz Elsie Sterling and others with service details and interment plans across Conneaut Lake New Castle Ellwood City and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Michno Kupiec
Porter Ave
Campbell
Westwood Rehabilitation Medical Center
Youngstown
Tuszow
Poland
Frank
Teresa Michno
Kupiec
New Jersey
New Bedford
Stanley
St. Joseph the Provider
Joseph
Walter
Pompano Beach
Fla
Henry
Antioc
Calif
Wasko Funeral Home
Coitsville Road
St. Joseph the Provider Church
Leo Pleban
St. James Cemetery
Court upholds murder conviction in Ellwood City case
The state Supreme Court recently upheld the double murder conviction of Ellwood City man Michael Atkinson for the 1978 deaths of Kathleen Kadance and her 4-year-old daughter Dawn in their Wilmington Avenue home. The mandatory life sentence was affirmed by the court on June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Ellwood City
New Castle
Lawrence County
William Panella
Michael Atkinson
Atkinson
Kathleen Kadance
Dawn
Wilmington Avenue
Deadly hurricane strikes New England and New York
A powerful hurricane hit New England and New York state on September 21, 1938, causing widespread destruction and claiming about 600 lives. The storm brought severe flooding, high winds, and long lasting damage across multiple communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New York State
Two Car Crash on U S 422 Sends Two To Hospital
State police report a two car collision on U S 422 in Shenango Township at about 9 45 p m Saturday injuring Rhonda J Jay 31 of 1610 Hamilton St and Randall A Welker 29 of RD 6 both in fair condition at Jameson Memorial Hospital Their vehicles were destroyed after Jays westbound car veered into the eastbound lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. 422
Shenango Township
Rhonda J. Jay
Hamilton St
Randall A. Welker
RD 6
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Ms. Jay
Welker
Juniata County youth dies in crash near Beaver Springs
Corey Moyer 17 of Richfield died when his car struck a utility pole in Snyder County south of Beaver Springs. State Police reported the crash occurred about 12 45 p m as he tried to negotiate a sweeping right hand curve on Route 235. The coroner cited a broken neck as the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Springs
UPS
Juniata County
Snyder County
Sellingsgrove
Corey Moyer
Richfield
Harold Hassinger
Moyer
Tifereth Israel elects new president and officers
Jeffrey Marlin was elected president at the annual Tifereth Israel congregation meeting. Neal Samuels and Sylvia Moresky were named first and second vice presidents, with Jonathan Solomon as third vice president. Re-elected officers include Lynn Slovensky, Ben Mossoff, Gilbert Levine, and Abe Cohen. Dr. Nathan Ginsburg and Robert Strauss served as trustees. New board directors are Wilbert Grossman, Ted Marlin, Zena Samuels, Joseph Schwartz, and Bruce Waldman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Marlin
Tifereth Israel
Neal Samuels
Sylvia Moresky
Jonathan Solomon
Lynn Slovensky
Ben Mossoff
Gilbert Levine
Abe Cohen
Nathan Ginsburg
Robert Strauss
Wilbert Grossman
Ted Marlin
Zena Samuels
Joseph Schwartz
Bruce Waldman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anthony S. Cappolina
Alice E. Fenati
Rose Kupiec
Mary Curtis
Mrs
Victoria Maslyk
Victoria D. Pisano Maslyk
Pennsylvania Ave
Joseph and
Angeline Vanassa Pisano
Louis Maslyk
Maslyk
S.S. Philip and James Church
Altar Society
Joseph Sr
Rose Retort
Ann Rotunno
Mary Marelda
Long Beach
Anthony Pisano
Margaret Krisuk
Katherine Gillest
Mellie Pisano
Mary Ferrar
Nellie Pisano
Anthony Walter Pisano
Philip and James Church
Francis Maida
S.S. Philip and James Cemetery
Lutz
Norman F. Lutz
Virginia Ave
Tomrrow
Turner Funeral Home
Sixth St
Howard Witherow
Christian & Missionary Alliance Church
Lillyville Church of God
Mayer China Co
Beaver Falls
Clifford W
Indiana, Pa
Tracy R
Raymond C
Funeral
AREA
Xwest
Underground
Wilmington RD
Iopre
Ake
Pion
LPP
Ar Athoy Oe
NEW Castle News
Joseph J. Berkely
Marilyn K. Berkely
Suite 202
Washington St
New Castle, PA
Family Vision Care
Sansabelt
By Jarmar
TD and the Mercy
McBride-Shannon
N. Mill ST
McBride-Shannon Agency
APPT
Tifereth Tales
Weingartner Florist
Towne Mall
State Farm
Larry Verone
E. North St. New Castle, PA
Pearson Brick Bldg
State Farm Insurance
Bloomington
Linois
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