Angelo J Mraz obituary follows in Lebanon PA area
Angelo J Mraz 71 former New Castle resident died May 4 2011 at his Lebanon Pennsylvania home He was born December 20 1939 in New Castle to Andrew and Mary Longo Mraz He married Sandra Gentsy on December 24 1957 She survives He was a St Vitus Church member a USMC Reserve veteran and retired from ABF Trucking after working at McLean Trucking in West Middlesex He served as a union steward Local 261 New Castle Local 776 Harrisburg Navy Club and enjoyed hunting fishing and Steelers games He leaves wife four children Robin Orelli Tracie Seiders Amos Seiders John Mraz Jamie Mraz Sandra Leiter Richard and ten grandchildren Angela Matthew Ernest Amanda Anne Ashleigh Holly Kaitlyn Miranda Mackenzie Mason Marcus and three great grandchildren He was predeceased by two brothers and a son-in-law Visitation is 5–8 p.m. today at Ed and Don DeCarbo Funeral Home Concluding mass will be 9 a.m. tomorrow at St Vitus Church Entombment Parkside Mausoleum Condolences at decarbofuneralhome.com
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New Castle
Andrew
Mary Longo Mraz
Sandra “Sandy” Gentsy
Angelo
St. Vitus
U.S.M.C
ABF
Carlisle
McLean Trucking
West Middlesex
Harrisburg
Navy Club
Pittsburgh Steelers
Robin Orelli
Tracie Seiders
Amos
Lebanon
John Mraz
Jamie
Sandra
Ernest Orelli
Don DeCarbo
S. Mill St
St. Vitus Church
Parkside Mausoleum
Decarbofuneralhome.com
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Death Notice Stanley J. Litwinovich 91 Edinburg
Stanley J. Litwinovich, 91, of 1032 Garner Road, Edinburg, died Thursday, May 5, 2011, at Overlook Medical Center, New Wilmington. Arrangements are by Noga Funeral Home, Inc., 1142.
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Stanley J. Litwinovich
Garner Road
Edinburg
Overlook Medical Center
New Wilmington
Noga Funeral Home, Inc
S. Mill St
Man jailed after standoff with police
A Washington Township man, James Allen Suszynski, 43, of Shaw Road, surrendered to state police after a standoff. He was arraigned on a misdemeanor count of terroristic threats and held on $50,000 bond in Lawrence County jail. Police say he made multiple threats to a Volant woman and a New Castle man, prompting a Special Emergency Response Team response. He was to undergo a mental health evaluation and has a preliminary hearing set for 9:30 a.m. Thursday in Lawrence County Central Court.
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Washington Township
James Allen Suszynski
Shaw Road
Lawrence County
Suszynski
Volant
New Castle
Lawrence County Central Court
A.B.A.T.E. Proclaims Run to Promote Safer Highways
Al Marshall notes A.B.A.T.E. has operated about ten years and seeks to dispel biker stereotypes. Beck says the local chapter is a close-knit group of professionals, involved in litter pickup and Adopt-A-Highway. McCurry stresses crash prevention as key to reducing rider injuries and fatalities. Details for Saturday's Proclamation Run at lawrencecountya bate.com.
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Marshall
A.B.A.T.E
Beck
Lawrencecountyabate.com
Last World War I veteran Claude Choules dies at 110 in Australia
Australia mourns Claude Stanley Choules known as Chuckles, the last WWI combat veteran, who lived to 110 in Western Australia. A sailor, author, dancer and pacifist, he served 41 years across two world wars and valued family above public remembrance. He died in a nursing home after a life spanning surf, sea, and shifting histories.
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Sydney
Claude Stanley Choules
Western Australia
Daphne Edinger
Associated Press
Charles
Pershore
South Africa
Chorles
Choules
Dui charges and a theft report in Neshannock and Shenango townships
Police report multiple cases including a May 5 birth in New Castle, theft of a GPS unit and cell phone charger from a vehicle left unlocked at Painter's Auto Service, and several DUI or liquor related charges. Michael Wansitter and Steven Vargas face DUI hearings on June 8, Jerald Hooks and Megan Jenkins cited for alcohol related offenses, with summons issued.
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Neshannock Township
Painter's Auto Service
Wilmington Road
Michael S. Wansitter
New Castle
Steven Vargas
Jerald P. Hooks
Megan Jenkins
New Castle Sanitation Authority Gets State Grant
The New Castle Sanitation Authority receives a 1 million dollar grant from the Commonwealth Financing Authority to help fund a six million gallon storage tank project at the Mahoningtown sewage treatment plant. Executive director Richard Christofer notes the tank will divert overflow during heavy rains, with total project costs estimated between 6 and 8 million dollars.
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New Castle
Tive
Sanitation Authority
Christofer
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