23 May 1959
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1959
Page
1
A court imposed sentences including up to twenty three years for various offenses. Names and locations appear, with defendants from Ennis, Aliquippa, and Hopewell facing terms for conspiracy, assault, and related charges. Fines, probation, and costs accompany lengthy terms as the report records multiple defendants and outcomes.
A dense OCR excerpt lists numerous personal names and locales with inconsistent punctuation, likely from a dense directory or frame of notices. The fragmentary text mentions people such as Selly P. Bumieeto, Nova Shee Mayer AW, Choeey Khai Baler, and many others, interspersed with place-like terms and addresses, but the overall meaning is unclear.
A heavily garbled OCR fragment mentions violence and injuries with unclear names and places. The readable bits indicate a man assaulted with burns and inconclusive condition notes, plus scattered references to streets and possible locations, but the overall details are incoherent.
A resident develops an air purifying product amid concerns about common colds and airborne illness. The project, described in a garbled report, mentions potential benefits and risks, noting device claims and sensory effects while cautioning about improper usage and safety.
Separated church groups across Mt Jackson and nearby towns plan a joint Sunday morning service at the Sanney School and Arcing were ship service in the Moravia area with a memorial service to follow at the school auditorium. The event features Rev. Lloyd Tilney Rev. Marcy Bishop and other ministers and choir performances under Melon Le slo Wiles and Willy Gyeth with a buffet supper after. Attendance expected from Mt Jackson U P Church and Westfield area.
An open house and reception mark the graduation of Cardella from Slippery Rock State Teachers College. Family friends and local residents are invited to celebrate at Cardella's home Monday evening.
St Tron F Padahids will receive guests with his parents and sister at a buffet line planned for the evening hours.
Six high school musicians from Seventh Word play with New Castle High School Band at the Lions Clubs convention in the Penn Sheraton Hotel Pittsburgh. The group left for the convention at seven p.m. today.
Farm Show Board met at the George Sohager farm Mahoning Two Sant hight. John L. Riley, the program committee member, presented the report and said the committee is developing more show activities. The event is set for August 25 26 and 27.
President Judge Davi O Lame yee approved the request by District Attorney Joseph Soto men to retire Jonathon Tucker Jr to Washington St for sentencing by Liwrenen Cannts Court. Tucker pleaded no de merse to embozsling $4500 from Peoples Bank of Taw rence Counts and is serving an indeterminate sentence at the Pediral Corrertional Institution Ashland Ky. He was sentenced Dec 1 by Federal district Count Judge John OG Milter. Teitelbaum consented to Tucker's return.
Obituary notices report the deaths of Matt Ujeieh aged 82 of 25 Sixth St. Vessemer and Linda Diane Newton aged 28 of New Castle, with service details and survivors. Also listed are infant Marcie Ann Guthwagt and other minor notices, naming churches, funeral homes, and family relation details.
The Western Pennsylvania Trust Fund filed suit in Lawrence County Court against New Castle Duntile Co. to compel an audit for the period Sept. 26, 1956 to Dec. 27, 1958. Trustees O. Hy Michin and George I. Hoffmaster said the firm refused access to records and payments into the fund. The suit seeks compliance and recovery of funds due, with New Castle Duntile Co. having 20 days to respond.
A frayed weather article mentions cooler temperatures across Pennsylvania today tonight and Sunday with a cold front from New York. It references an FBI related probe into Poplarville lynching accusa tions and notes officials weighing whether federal charges apply as a grand jury considers the case with statements from Coleman and weather forecasters.
London reports two groups planned a protest near Nolling Hill area to urge halting immigration amid fears of racial violence after the weekend murder of Kelso Cochruun, a West Indian man. Police deny racial motive while vigilante rhetoric circulates among pamphlets from the Wallona Labor Party and the White Defense League.
Moonlite Serenade headlines a Franklin 9 event at City Hall meeting chaired by Mayor DeCacho. Officials note repair costs of 800 600 dollars and a 12 000 dollar hourly issue, with county and state agencies listed as parties to viaduct repairs. Moonlite Strenude was the party theme for Ben Frankie trade show.
Dr Bridenbaugh dies after long illness at Franklin Hospital Friday following a week of illness. He was a son of the late Philip H Bridenbaugh and Katherine Booching Bridenbaugh. He belonged to Masonic Lodge New Castle Consistory and Shrine. Survived by two sons Mor ard of Uatlees and Sumner Jr in Brinteaton Fla a stepson Harail Jacobs Jacksonville Fla and four grandchildren. Six sisters Mrs William Lach Greville Katherine Myers Shire os Mrs Cork Beck Labadie Ia Mes Bart Bassler Williamafolio Mas Clyde Walliams Holidaysburg Mes Lloyd Snyder Shevon and two brothers Philip M Bridenvaugh and Lewis Bridenbaugh both in New Castle. Services Monday at 2 30 pm at Emlenton Pye neva Hui with burial in Emlenton Cemetery following rites Monday.
Names and duties of committee chairpersons and members for the event described include James Hamilton as art teacher and chair of the decorating committee, Grace Aber for dining room, Telen Hinish and Harold Vane for refreshments, Thomas Crenny for tickets, Robert Kriskvell for tasting, Martha Stone for cloak room, Georgania McNers and James Danagme for games.
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