Obituary Notice Joseph Butia 1921 1992 Westminster College
Joseph Butia 71 of 233 Francis St New Wilmington died at 5 a.m. June 30 1992 at Pittsburgh VA Medical Center after an extended illness. Born Jan 12 1921 in Neshannock Falls he was a maintenance worker at Westminster College and an Army WWII veteran who was a prisoner of war. Survived by wife Betty Thomas, a daughter Tassie Brautigam Phoenixville a son Geoffrey M. Butia Pittsburgh a brother Harry Butia Pearce Ariz and four grandchildren. Visitation 7-9 p.m. tomorrow at Sharp Smith Funeral Home New Wilmington service 11 a.m. Thursday burial Fair Oaks Cemetery Memorials to Christian and Missionary Alliance Church of New Wilmington.
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Joseph Butia
Francis St
New Wilmington
Pittsburgh
Veterans Administration Medical Center
Neshannock Falls
Michael
Sophie Butia
Betty Thomas
Butia
Westminster College
Robert
Tassie) Brautigam
Phoenixville
Geoffrey M. Butia
Harry Butia
Pearce, Ariz
Richard K. Butia
Anna Theiss
Walter Butia
Sharp-Smith Funeral
W. Neshannock Ave
Funeral Home
Fair Oaks Cemetery
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church of
James Short, 73, dies after illness in Beaver county
James Short of Wampum Road 2 Big Beaver Borough died June 29 1992 at The Medical Center Beaver after a long illness. He was born March 13 1919 in Wampum to Joseph and Tracy Fabian Short. He married Margaret Esoldo Short December 31 1938. A Babcock and Wilcox Special Metals retiree he worked 32 years as a lathe operator and belonged to St Theresa Roman Catholic Church in Koppel. A World War II Navy veteran he is survived by his wife two daughters Patricia Hewitt and Mrs William Ramirez a sister Kathryn Esoldo a brother Victor Short and two grandchildren. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at Marshall Funeral Home Wampum. Mass 10 a.m. Thursday at St Theresa Church. Entombment in St Peters Mausoleum St Agatha Cemetery with Veterans Honor Squad rites. Contributions to Beaver County American Heart Fund or American Cancer Society.
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James Short
Wampum
Big Beaver
Beaver
Joseph
Tracy Fabian Short
Margaret Esoldo Short
Short
Babcock and Wilcox Special Metals
Koppel
St. Theresa Roman Catholic Church
Patricia L. Hewitt
Fountain Valley
Calif
William
Mary Jane
Veterans Honor Squad
Beaver County
American Heart Fund
American Cancer Society
Florence Cubellis, St Mary parishioner, dies at 81
Florence M. Cubellis 81 of 125 W North St died June 29 1992 at St Francis Hospital Born Hillsville Sept 12 1910 to James and Gaetana Cardella Her husband William Cubellis died 1973 She belonged to St Mary Church Little Flower Club Survived by daughter and eight grandchildren Visitation 9:30 to 11:30 a m tomorrow at Ed and Don DeCarbo Funeral Home Mass at St Mary Church noon Burial St Joseph Cemetery Reverend Thomas Manning officiating Also note: obituary text includes unrelated contact line 658-3729 for elderly living services.
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Florence M. Cardella Cubellis
W. North St
St. Francis Hospital
Hillsville
James and
Gaetana Petrocelli Cardella
William Cubellis
Frank
Joanne) Mastrangelo
New Castle
Per P. Cubellis
Kansas City
Jennie Gallena
Carmen
Rose) Exposito
James Cardella
Marie Wadlinger
Felix
Peter Cardella
Ed and
Don DeCarbo
S. Mill St
DeCarbo
St. Mary Church
Thomas Manning
St. Joseph Cemetery
Carmen Costa of Palma Ohio Dies at 56 in Ellwood City
Carmen Costa 56 of 6807 Gilbert Ave Palma Ohio died unexpectedly of a heart attack at 10 45 am June 29 1992 while visiting a friend in Ellwood City He was born October 20 1935 in Ellwood City son of Carmine and Cora Naples Costa He is survived by his mother a son Carmen of Columbus Ohio two sisters Rebecca Stewart of Perry Township and Corally Costa of Maryland and a brother Douglas of Freedom Funeral services by Samuel Toolis Funeral Home Ellwood City of which arrangements are incomplete and to be announced tomorrow
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Carmen Costa
Lincoln Carmen Costa
Gilbert Ave
Palma
Ohio
Ellwood City
Carmine
Cora Naples Costa
Costa
Schill Manor
Lincoln High School
Sons of Italy Lodge 608
Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Carmen
Columbus
Harry
Rebecca) Stewart
Perry Township
Corally Costa
Maryland
Douglas
Freedom
Samuel Toolis Funeral Home Inc
Spring Ave
Billie Jeanne Holub obituary notes Akron teaching career
Billie Jeanne Seal Holub 67 of 5129 W Bath Rd Akron Ohio died March 24 1992 at Ridgewood Place Nursing Home Copley Ohio. Native of New Castle born February 5 1925 to Dr G Ear and Margaret Seal graduate Westminster College 1946 taught 25 years with Akron Board of Education honored as Jennings Scholar in 1978 member Monroe Presbyterian Church. Survivors include husband Frank married June 26 1946 daughter Toni Kay Ehrman Medina son Frank Holub III Litchfield granddaughter. Services and burial were in Akron.
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Billie Jeanne Seal Holub
Bath Road
Akron
Ohio
Ridgewood Place
Copley
New Castle
G. Ear
Margaret Seal
Westminster College
Vs. Holub
East Washington Street
Akron Board of Education
Frank Holub
Toni Kay Ehrman
Medina
Frank Holub III
Litchfield
Non-Dependence Day urged by Western Pennsylvania Lung Association
The American Lung Association of Western Pennsylvania urges a Non-Dependence Day on Sunday to urge quitting smoking. It notes 390000 Americans die annually from smoking and offers free materials including a How to Stop Smoking brochure and a car ashtray sticker with a toll free number 1-800-553-1990 for requests.
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American Lung Association of
Western Pennsylvania
The
Lung Association
Butler Farm Show Premium Books Now Available
The 44th annual Butler Farm Show premium books are available at Agway stores and other farm businesses in Butler County and surrounding communities. Exhibitors can find information and farms needed to enter the August 10 to 15 event at the 110 acre farm show complex three miles west of Butler on Pa 68. Bob Wick urges early entries to avoid space limits. call 482-4000 for details.
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Butler County
Butler
Bob Wick
President selects TVA board chairman Waters
DETROIT AP President Bush designated John B. Waters as chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority board of directors. Waters, 62, an attorney from Sevierville Tennessee, currently serves as a board member and succeeds Marvin T. Runyon.
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Detroit
Bush
John B. Waters
Tennessee Valley Authority Board of Directors
Waters
Sevierville
Tenn
Marvin T. Runyon
Moving Wall exhibit set for official send-off in Hermit Age
The Moving Wall half scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial will hold a closing ceremony at Hillcrest Memorial Park on State Street at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Families of listed names will share memories while community members who helped bring and maintain the exhibit are highlighted and Zambelli Internationale Fireworks will provide a patriotic salute. The Wall honors those killed, POWs, and MIAs from Vietnam.
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Hermitage
Hillcrest Memorial Park
State Street
Zambelli Internationale Fireworks Manufacturing Co
Washington, D.C
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Mohawk Neson School of Nursing
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Scan Healthplace
Miracle-Ear
America’s
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