William I Mathews obituary from Slippery Rock area
Ellwood City native William I. Mathews 72 of Slippery Rock died March 28 2000 at United Community Hospital Grove City. He owned Bill's Barber Shop 1955 to retirement and held many conservation and sportsman roles including deputy waterways patrolman for PA Fish Commission forest fire warden hunter safety instructor and founder of local associations. Survived by wife Ida Marie Gabler Mathews two sons a sister and a brother. Private service held with burial at Greenlawn Burial Estates Mt Chestnut Pa Memorials to Slippery Rock Fire and Rescue Team.
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Ellwood City
William I. Mathews
South Main Street
Slippery Rock
United Community Hospital
Grove City
Samuel Lincoln
Goldie M. Shaffer Mathews
Ida Marie Gabler
Mathews
Bill
Korea
American Legion Post
Slippery Rock Volunteer Fire Co
Slippery Rock Lions Club
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
State’s Department of Forestry
National Rifle Association
Pennsylvania Wildlife Federation
National Wildlife Federation
Slippery Rock Watershed Association
Butler County Hunter Safety Association
Slippery Rock Sportsman’s Club
Butler County Sportsman’s Conservation Council
Mercer County, Northwest Division
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsman’s Clubs
Sportsman’s Hall of Fame
Mercer County Federation of Sportsman’s Clubs
Butler County Federation of Sportsman’s Clubs
Slippery Rock University
Department of Parks, Recreation and Environmental Education
Ellwood-Wamp
Smith Funeral Home
New Castle St
Dave McCabe
Center Presbyterian Church
Greenlawn Burial Estates
Mt. Chestnut, Pa
Slippery Rock Fire and Rescue Team
Ann M Walker 82 Ellwood City resident dies after illness
Ann M Walker 82 of 630 Crescent Ave Ellwood City died March 28 2000 in Ellwood City Hospital skilled care unit. Born Sept 4 1917 she was a daughter of William and Olive Young widow of Donald Connor and Edward Walker. She was a homemaker and former Ellwood City Fire Department Auxiliary member. Survivors include son Robert Connor daughter Carol Remler eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Calling hours tomorrow 9 to 11 a.m. at Samuel Toolis Funeral Home with service at 11 a.m. Pastor Cindy Antonossi to officiate burial in Sylvania Hills Memorial Park Rochester.
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Ann M. Walker
Crescent Ave
Ellwood City
Ellwood City Hospital
William and
Olive Ettamae Young
Donald Connor
Edward Walker
Robert Connor
Thomas
Carol) Remler
North Sewickley Township
William Young
North Sewickley
Harold Young
Etta McCaslin
Michigan
Bertha Brenneman
Martha Heisner
George
Milton Young
Samuel Toolis Funeral Home Inc
Spring Ave
Funeral Home
Cindy Antonossi
Dayspring Prayer and Praise Fellowship
Sylvania Hills Memorial Park
Rochester
Albert Myers obituary notice from New Wilmington
Albert F. Myers, 84, died the morning of March 29, 2000, at Overlook Medical Clinic in New Wilmington. A complete obituary will be announced tomorrow by the J. Bradley McGonigle Memorial Home, 111 West Falls Street.
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Albert F. Myers
Overlook Medical Clinic
New Wilmington
J. Bradley McGonigle
W. Falls St
Clara Colaluca obituary notice 92 at Jameson Hospital
Clara M Prioletti Colaluca aged 92 of 413 Vine Street died March 28 2000 at Jameson Hospital. Ed and Don DeCarbo Funeral Home 941 South Mill Street announced the obituary for arrangements.
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Clara M. Prioletti Colaluca
Vine St
Jameson Hospital
Jay W. Lowry 91 dies in Butler VA Center
Jay W. Lowry, 91, of 1256 Cleland Mill Road, died the night of March 28, 2000, at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Butler. The death was announced by Noga Funeral Home Inc. of 1142 S. Mill St.
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Jay W. Lowry
Cleland Mill Road
Veterans Administration Medical Center
Butler
Noga Funeral Home Inc
S. Mill St
Sally Finefrock 75 dies. longtime New Castle worker
Sally D Finefrock 75 of 601 Superior St died March 28 2000 at Horizon Hospital Farrell after 30 years at New Castle Community Born Sept 16 1924 in New Castle daughter of George and Helen Leckfor Cwynar She was married to Thomas R Finefrock who died 1987 Survived by three daughters four sisters two brothers and four grandchildren Funeral service 11 30 am Friday at R Cunningham Funeral Home with Rev John E Blewett officiating Burial in Oak Park Cemetery Viewing hours 7 9 pm today 2 4 and 7 9 pm tomorrow
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Selestine D
Sally” Finefrock
Superior St
New Castle
Horizon Hospital
Farrell
George
Helen Leckfor Cwynar
Thomas R. Finefrock
Richard
Barbara) Thompson
Wampum
Donald
Peggy) Kretzer
Volant
Cindy Pagley
Jane Cawthorne
Cecelia Streddo
Frances Bidinetto
Ann Kramer
Frank Cwynar
Clem Cwynar
Sherry Thompson
R. Cunningham Funeral Home Inc
Wilmington Road
Funeral Home
John E. Blewett
Oak Park Cemetery
Best Inn robbed for second time in a week
Police reported the Best Inn on East North Street was robbed for the second time in under a week. A man masked with a painted face and a female accomplice forced an employee against a wall at 11:30 p.m. and stole $2 from the cash drawer. A prior late Thursday heist netted about $190 after a man used the restroom area to threaten staff. Police do not consider the two robberies connected.
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New Castle Best Inn
East North Street
Guitar used as weapon in Zelienople bar fight
State police and eight municipalities responders collided at the DJZ Neighborhood Grille and Bar in Zelienople during a bar fight that reportedly began over a woman. The Box of Noise band played as one guitar was used to strike a person in the head. No serious injuries were reported.
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Zelienople
DJZ
Pittsburgh
Box of Noise
Jim Miller
SRU student charged with transmitting child porn
Kenneth Wayne Keck, 20, of Greenville, a Slippery Rock University student, is charged with sexual abuse of children and criminal use of a communication facility for allegedly transmitting child pornography to an undercover state police officer from his dorm on February 27. The charges arise from an undercover investigation by state police in Butler County.
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Slippery Rock University
Butler County
Kenneth Wayne Keck
Plum Road
Greenville
High court to decide on school prayer again
The Supreme Court hears a Texas case on student led prayers before high school football games. Justices must decide if a stadium public address prayer breaches the separation of church and state.
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NEW Castle News
High Court
Washington
Supreme Court
Texas
George W. Bush
John Cornyn
ABC News
Santa Fe Independent School District
Santa Fe
Houston
John Couch II
Associated Press
Debbie Mason
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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