R J Barron dies at home in Union Township
Robert J Barron 46 of 2324 W State St an area insurance executive died at his home yesterday at 3 55 p m after an illness He owned Marcon Insurance Co in Union Township Born Waynesburg May 40 1918 to John R and Bernice Taylor Barron He was married July 27 19 79 to Blanche Dart Surviving are his parents wife and a son John R a sister and one grandchild The family will receive friends at Leyde Tanner Mortuary with services Thursday officiated by church ministers Interment in Greeland Cemetery
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Robert J. Barron
State St
Marcon Insurance Co
Union Township
Waynesburg
John R
Bernice Taylor Barron
Blanche Dart
Toird United Presbyterian Church
Mahoning Lodge
Valley of Naw Castle
Lawrence Caraysa
Syria Shrine
Muiusi Insurance Agents Association
John R. Barre
Volant 1D
New Castle
Kenneth
Mary Virginia) Boyles
East Brook Rd
Leyde-Tanner Mortuary
Highland
Winter Avenues
Jameson Memorial H births announce two new children
Jameson Memorial Hospital records announce the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Richard L Shoaif of RD 5 on May 3 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs John H Ter vo of 612 Raymond St on May 3.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Richard L. Shoaif
John H. Tervo
Raymond St
Problems arise in acquiring private land for Union park
Continues discussion on private land for Union park and its impact on nearby townships. Brown and Bidinotto note disproportionate effects on North Beaver Township with less population but more road mileage. Officials announce inspections of township roads and warnings to owners to clean up littered land amid ongoing property reports.
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Union Park
Becaus
Brown
Beaver Township
Union
Bidinotlo
Polis
Ricmotlo
Ed Hanna
Second 1965 Scottish Rite Party at Cathedral Evening Program
About 2,500 people are expected to attend the second 1965 Party of Scottish Rite bodies in the Cathedral joining events from 6:30 p.m. Illustrious Chester D. Minick is in charge with film shorts and a group singalong led by Samuel McCleary at 7:30 p.m. A stage show follows, then an 8 p.m. feature film and dancing at 9:36 p.m. Illustrious Lewis Pearsall is general chairman. Rainbow Girls will serve refreshments.
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Chester D. Minick
Ard
Samuel McCleary
Ilustrious Lewis Pearsall
Rainbow Girls
Four pairs win in first session of temple bridge championship
Four pairs emerged as winners in the first session of Temple Israel Men’s Club championship duplicate bridge. Winners were Mr and Mrs St L Douk first, Mrs Sue Raffel and Mrs Glenn McCracken second, Mrs Marie Delaney and Mrs Floreance Bent third, Gordon Jenkins and Robert Kurth fourth, and Byron McConnell and Dr Henry Sloan fifth. The final session will be held in Temple Israel Vestry at 7 pm May 16.
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Temple Israel Men's Club
St. L Douk
Sue Raffel
Glenn McCracken
Marie Delaney
Floreance Bent
Gordon Jenkins
Robert Kurth
Byron McConnell
Henry Sloan
Temple Israel
Volant Methodist Church to Host Family Week Service
Rev Joseph Hopkins speaks at Volant Methodist Church for National Family Week at 8 p m tomorrow. Special music by Brant Cooper and family with Donald Jones of Mercer as song leader and Mrs Rebecca Johnston at the organ. Public invited.
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Joseph Hopkins
Volant Methodist Church
Brant Cooper
Donald Jones
Mercer
Ieader
Rebecca Johnston
Scranton nominates Elisa Howard to Chester County Board
Gov William W Scranton sent nominations to the Senate for Chester County Board of Assistance member Elisa Howard Coatesville Republican to serve until December 31 succeeding William M McNally Malvern Also named were trustees for Connellsville Lock Haven Shippensburg California Rulstown and a Justice of the Peace for Northumberland County Charles S Mathias at Watsontown plus a short epilepsy snippet
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Senate
Scranton
Harrisburg
UPS
William W. Scranton
Elisa Howard
Coatesville
Chester County Board of Assistance
State Senate
Howard
Willian M. McNally
Malvern
Connellsville State Hospital
Ray E. Kelfer
Scottdale
Andrew di Santo
Connellsville
Lock Haven State
California State College
Jack T. Beck Jr
Monessen
Joseph M. Dudas Sr
Rulstown State College Trustes
L. R. Overly
Mrs Ida Reed 79 dies after six month illness
Mrs Ida Reed 79 of Homeworth Road Alliance Ohio died after a six month illness at Bel Air Nursing Home. Born Ida Stump in Moultrie Oct 14 188? to Benjamin and Lizzie Stump she outlived husband Frank L Reed who died Oct 1964. Survived by sons George and Lawrence six daughters and many grandchildren. Services at Walton Schrader Home Alliance with Rev Raymond Biddle. interment Moultrie Chapel Cemetery.
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Ida Reed
Homeworth RD
Ohio
Ida Stump
Bel-Air Nursing Home
Alliance
Moultrie
Benjamin
Lizzie Russ Stump
Frank L. Reed
Bretherm Church of
Reading
George
Mechanicstown
Walton-Schrader
Raymond Biddle
The
Brethren Churel
Moultrie Chapel
Ghin
Housing unit OKs demolition pads and housing grants
The housing authority approves demolition pads for a center tower project and upgrades, with 20 additional units. It awards a $25,855 site work contract to Seltzer and Young Inc. for Lincoln Terrace, notes 18 Boy Scout troops will form across county public housing projects, and plans to send Hietsch to Columbus to observe a high rise project. April expenditures totaling $231,954 are approved.
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Hietsch
W. G. Eckles Co
Seltzer and Young Inc
New Castle
Lincoln Terrace
NAACP
Kinder
Garten
Grant St
Columbus
Ohio
Area's oldest pressman William Gustafson dies
William Gustafson longtime pressman and member of UPP and AU dies aged as the area’s oldest active pressman since 1913. Survived by two sons, a daughter, four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services held at Robert A. Myers Home for Funerals with burial at Castle View Burial Park.
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National Printu
UPP
Gustafson
St. John’s Lutheran Chiref
New Castle
Lodge of the Craft
The
Valley of New Castle
Syria Shrine Temple
Pittsburgh
Swerish Lodge
Macahees
C. Raymond
Madison
Ind
Russell W
Chatham
Anna Jones
Jamestown
N. Y
Robert A. Myers
N. Jefferson St
V. Theodore Benson
St. John's Lutheran Church
Castle View
Rebels mass force evasions in Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic
U S troops controlled the corridor from San Isidro Airbase east of Santo Domingo to the embassy district. Relief shipments of bread flour and beans reached civilians venturing out after days of danger. Paratroopers blocked streets with barbed wire and stood watch at doorways and rooftops. The corridor opened for aid as helicopter and airplane loudspeakers announced U S troops landed to provide humanitarian aid. Civilians largely sympathized with rebels and some displayed Yankee go home signs. Troops voiced unease at a mission blending combat and civilian protection and described insurgents as a mix of sniper and guerrilla fighters.
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Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
U. S
San Isidro
Santo Domingo
Embassy
UPL
Hugo Wessels
Winfrey
The
Miami Herald
U.S
Juan Rasch
Pulaski PTA Hears Richard Zimmerman Guest Speaker
Pulaski Parent Teacher Association hosted Richard Zimmerman Wilming ton Area elementary school supervisor as guest speaker in the Sportsmen's Building. Lunch en tions were provided by local volunteers and the PTA prayer was offered by Mrs. Adam Grell. Next meeting set for May 17 in the Sportsmen's Building at 1 pm during Homecoming Week May 25 to 29 with James Arrow, director of physical education in Wilmington Area elementary schools, as guest speaker.
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Richard Zimmerman
Wilmington Area
Pulaski Parent Teacher Association
Karl Stewart
James Winters
W. M. Collins
Milton
George Ferguson
PTA
Adam Grell
Sportsmen's
Pulaski
Gest
James Arrow
Deaths of the Day notices from local mourners
Charles Rodgers Sr. of Volant Road died at Jameson Memorial Hospital after illness. Surviving family includes a daughter Hazel Koontz and son Charles Jr., with services planned at Cunningham's North Side Funeral Home. Edith Mercer Veazey, 82, of Boardman died after an illness. three daughters and eight grandchildren survive. Service at Christ Church United Presbyterian Youngstown with interment in Fair Oaks Cemetery. Funeral notices for Mrs. Taylor Jackson, 44, of 202 Bim Street. service at Union Baptist Church with burial in Greenwood.
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Charles Rodgers
Charles OG. Rodgers Sr
Volant RD
McDowell Rd
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Lawrence County
Get
Ste Cyrus D
Margaret Stein Rodgers
Gladys R. Sullivan
Ellwood Works
TLS
Steelle
Order of Eagles Lodge
New Castle
Ace
Duane
Hazel) Koontz
Charles C. Jr
Karrisville
Hazel Bercesford
Columbia
D.C
Fannie Pence
California
Perry
Carl
Slippery Rock
Walter
Cunningham
North Side
Edith M. Veazey
Edith Mercer Veazey
Stratford Rd
Boardman
Winchester
Kan
Robert Smith
Jennie Bryan Mercer
Cleveland and Midland
Mich
Westminster College
W. Reed Veazey
Christ Church United Presbyterian of
Youngstown
Daughirs
B. R
Betty) Turnquist
Boulder
Cole
Gane Wardle Jr
Charles T
Dorothy) Way
Poland
Ohio
Inez Mercer
New Wilmington
J. Ray Mercer
Corrine Mercer
Sharp Funeral
Paul Coleman
Fair Oaks Cemetery
Union Baptist Church
North Street
PTA
Carrie W. Session
Jean Hamilton
Beaver Falls
Mary Ann Session
William
Robert Session
Harold Session
U.S. Army
Washington, D.C
Union Hoplist Church
Jesse G. Crankleton
Greenwood Cemetery
Mud removal fines hit local trucking firms in Bessemer
Bessemer borough council assessed 265 for mud tracked onto S Polkland Ave by two trucking firms. Marlin Trucking was charged 2 and M and M Trucking 6 for days of cleanup. Council says firms placed stone to prevent mud, borough crews did the cleaning first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bressemer
S. Poland Ave
Marlin Trucking Inc
M and M Trucking Co
Joseph G. Susany
Susany
Joseph McCree
Bessemer Cement Co
McCree
Spencer Carr
Kennedy Park
Lake Shore Markets Inc
Erie
Fank Lukelic
Fairview Ave
Bessemer Planning Commission
W. PF. Madigan
Franklin
State Highway Department
Main St
Treasury
Missionary change in Africa frames New Castle talk
Rev Edwin 8 Fairman of Pittsburgh spoke to the New Castle Ministerial Association at First Presbyterian Church about Africa’s shift toward native church leadership and a new form of colonialism by American missionaries. The group approved a new program for ministers to serve at Jarme son Memorial Hospital and discussed Catholic graduates in local baccalaureate services. A nominating committee for the 1965-66 year was named with pastors Rainey, Benson, and Wattula.
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Africa
New Castle
New Castle High School
Nev
Robert Rainey
Mahoning Methodist Church
Theodore Benson
St. John's Lutheran Church
John Wattula
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mohawk hosts successful FTA session and conference
Lawrence County Mature Teachers of America conference held at Mohawk High School concluded with a panel moderated by A Marha Matthews. Edward s welcomed attendees. Dr. Clarence Long gave the main address. Workshops covered elementary and secondary education, business, discipline, library science, speech therapy, and special education with music and vocal performances.
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Lawrence County
Mature Teachers of America
Mohawk High School
Retty Cowher
Herbert J. Edwards
Clarence Long
Ellwood City
James Verlolte
Ronald Walker
Isabel Crawford
Harold Johnson
Lucille Keil
Sandra Hughes
Harvey Nixon
Eugene Mildon
Bonnie Tindall
Nancy Matheny
Mildon
Nancy Edwards
Jim Gwin
Kelly Clark
Patricia Wright
A. Marha Matthews
Amie Shira
Janet Eagleson
Glenn W. Johnston
W. Judson Blinn
Clara T. Miur‘ino
Eleanor Susko
Ivan ‘Sars Gent
Ronald Zinkham
Laurel OKs new budget for 1945 64 term
Laurel School Board tentatively approved a budget of 704 577 for the 1945 64 term with a 45 mill tax rate and 1 percent wage tax unchanged. Per capita Jory rose from 5 to 10 dollars as the board plans May 31 adoption and notes higher instructional costs and a state mandated yearly teacher raise.
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Laurel
Ruth Fifer
Pirts
Richard Morrison
George 13 Rigby
Raymond Cole
Tie
Slippery Rock State College
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R. J. Barron
Cuyler N. Ferguson
Third UP Church
Hubert Bunny
Bessemer Pentecostal Church
Graceland Cemetery
Indiana State
House
Chambers Rules Committee
Philadelphia
Herbert Fineman
Murray
Pennsylvania
U.S. Supreme Court
Cameron County
House Democratic Caucus
George M
David. Lawrence
Guv
Serenson
Temple University
Cinciana
Torrance State Hospital
Westmoreland County
Arvin M. Adams
Public Instruction Department
Senate Law and Order Committee
New York
United States
Ron Abraham
Ronald C
Abraham
Mercer Street
FR Ation
Life Insurance
Ome Offlos
Ceimmbua
Mother's Day
Jesse WN
Kerr
N. Hii
Bmau RY
Ebro Joler
Stiens
Wain
UPI
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Pulaski Pta
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Taylor Jackson
Bim
Unioh Baptist
Joseph Moore
Richland
Carrie W. Moses Session
Clifford Session
Reliable Luggage Co
West Pittsburg
City Cooperage Co
Bessemer
Highland Ave
Laurel Ave
Ronald L. Shaw
New Castle RD
Jacqueline Hartzell
Mercer Rd
Uma
Tha Man
Equitable
Ron Lasday
Fornwood Lane
Ascweanre Society of Tne
United States Plume Chice
New Yar
Mohawk
State Farm
Met
Ben J. Rizzo
Fairmont Yehue
Sm Rm Teat
Daat
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