Youngstown Bride-Elect Barbara Wert Feted Before Nuptials
Miss Barbara Wert of Youngstown Ohio, formerly of New Castle, was honored at a pre nuptial party hosted by Mrs. Robert D. Brown in Wil Road. Guests included Mrs. Donald Wert and Mrs. William H. Drake while pastel decor and assorted gifts highlighted the event. Barbara Wert, daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Wert of 960 Canfield Road, is to wed Lieut. Donald C. Porter on June 12 at 6:30 PM in the Chapel of Friendly Belt, Youngstown, with groom’s parents Mr and Mrs C W Porter of 307 Cohasset Drive, Youngstown, noted as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Wert
Youngstown, C
New Castle
Robert D. Brown
Wilroad
William H. Drake
Donald Wert
Youngstown
Canfield Road
Nald C. Porter
Friendly Belt
Rs. C. W. Porter
Cohasset Prive
Jameson Aides Plan Sewing at Memorial Hospital
Jameson Memorial Hospital Aide Society will assemble Wednesday June 2 at 9 a.m in the hospital atrium for sewing. Members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of First Methodist Church will assist in the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson Memorial Hospital Aide Society
Woman's Society of Christian Service of
First
Green Thumb Club Meeting Change Noted
Associates of Green Thumb Garden Club will gather Thursday evening at the Old Plank Road home of Mrs O J Shannon. The annual assembly was set for Mrs Clair C McKibben's home. Miss Lorraine June Thewes engaged to William Dale Leslie. parents Mr and Mrs William B Leslie of New Galilee RD 1 are the prospective groom's. Wedding plans not completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Thumb Garden Club
Old Plank Road
O J Shannon Thureday
Clair C. McKibben
Miss Thewes
Flanvee
Lorraine June Thewes
O. N. Club
Charles Perry
Motor Street
Now
Cecil Oliphant
Frank Avenue
Olpihant
Thomas Sanfilippo
Paul Bupp
William Cooper
Lawrence County
I. A. Wygant
Walmo Garden
W. J. Offutt
Wilmington Road
New Castle Hospital
Martin Goldner
Enon Valley
R. D
Anthony Mitolo
King Avenue
Mike Boneli
Huey Street
Hawkinettes
Foster Lepin
Division Street
Chatter Box
William Stankard
Lawnview Avenue
Ralph Turco
Maryland Avenue
Clotilda Ross
East Sutton Street
Happy Relatives
Charles Russo
South Cedar Street
Green Thumb Garden
J Shannon
Gayette
Anthony Gentile
Croton Avenue
EL. V. Elk's
Graduation party honors Richard Phillips at Union Calabro hall
Richard Phillips son of Mr and Mrs Michael Phillips of JuShane street was feted at an informal graduation party with over 175 guests. The Union Calabro hall featured class color decorations an orchestra and a luncheon. Grandparents attended and young Ida Rose Chirozzi presented a written gift as Richard thanked guests. Motion pictures were taken and guests socialized after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Phillips
Michael Phillips
JuShane Street
Union Calabro
Phillips
James Costello
Daniel Cooper
Michael Chirozzo
Michael Prescaro
Harry Toscano
Vito Lucidore
Nathan Giannone
Amy Mascio
Ida Rose Chirozzi
Richard
Rebekah Lodge to Meet on East Washington Street
Rebekah Lodge No 37 Emeline Rose Rebekah Rase No 37 will gather in 1.0.C.F. hall on East Washington street Wednesday June 3. A social period will follow the business period planned for 7 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Emeline Rose
Rebekah Rase
Owoc Banko set to wed at SS Phillip and James
Miss Hegina Owoc and Michael Banko pledge marriage on Saturday June 5 at SS Phillip and James church with rites at 10 am. Maid of honor Arlene Lenion. bridesmaids Bernice Zarilka Dorothy Widney Shirles Banko. Best man James De Blasio. guests Stanley Sharek Michael Mateja Bernard Juth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegina Owoc
Michael Banko
SS Phillip and James
Qowoc
Alojzy Owoc
West Long Avenue
Mr Owoe
Arlene Lenion
Dorothy Widney
Bernice Zarilka
Shirles Banko
Hanko
West Pittsburg
Janes de Blasio
Stanley Sharek
Michael Mateja
Bernard Juth
Beaver Fails
Little Flower Club Social Meeting At St Mary's
Large attendance noted as Little Flower club met in St Marys auditorium. Mrs Mary Maher led. four new members welcomed. Card and game prizes awarded to six members. June 25 next meeting set at same place hosted by four women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Flower Club
St. Mary's Church
Mary Maher
Edward CC Doran
Fred Flynn
Emmett Clark
Mary O'Laughlin
Ethel Diamond
Susan Oberleitner
Clarence Murphy
Ann Murry
Lawrence County Club Calendar Faces Busy Wednesday
A dense listing of local clubs and social groups at Trinity Episcopal Church and surrounding venues. includes Beta Sigma Phi Jolly Chatters Garden Council and more with member names and addresses across New Castle area. The notice notes a Pandoras club meeting and a CTP auxiliary dessert luncheon at YWCA Green Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Trinity Episcopal Church
Beta Sigma Phi
Tally
Lawrence LaScola
Hazel Street
King Humbert Hall
Jolly Chatters
Square Circle
George Boazzo
Williams Street
Gerald Book
Butter Road
Frank Cozza
Clenmore Boulevard
Samuel Cotelesse
Friendship Street
Houry Dozen
James DeSalvo
Duquenne Street
Wendy Nite
Robert Hall
Croton Avenue
L o-Cour-Chee
Gladys McClurg
Wilmington Avenue
Merry Debs
the Castleton
Phillip Pizzitola
Six Aces
Francis Bartley
Hidge Street
Jolly Jokers
Parkstown Recreation Center
C.T.P
B. and
YWCA
R. 8. Mader
Ed. Johnston
W C T U and LT L Executives Meet in New Castle
Lawrence County WCTU executives met in the YWCA Club Room Thursday with routine business and reports from the Inter-County Institute held in Grove City. The county convention is set for August 26 in New Castle, and a southern county four-union institute will meet in Ewing Park on June 24 with Mrs Andrew Calhoun of Beaver County as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
WCTU
YWCA
Inter-County
Grove City
New Castle
Ewing Park
Andrew Calhoun
Beaver County
Malaria Declared India’s Number One Health Problem
In New Delhi malaria is presented as India’s top health challenge. The report notes its long-standing prominence and the ongoing public health focus to combat the disease nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Jameson Memorial Hospital Birth Announcements Reach Numerous Families
A long list from Jameson Memorial Hospital records births to many local families across Mercer and nearby areas. Names include Lowry, Preston, Fulena, Patton, Hover, Boyles, Green, Boyle, Shaffer, Dan do Jr, Seals, Yoho, Mor row, Roberson, Galiano, Houston, Ry chlicki, Dunn ing, Jordan, Hopper, Pfau, Tammel lee, Misco, Atwell, Price, Daugherty, Mores, Gordon. May dates appear beside most entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Lowry
W. Garfield Ave
Piper B. Preston
Sheridan Ave
Robert F. Lowry
Idlewild Drive
Joseph P. Fulena
Gretchen St
Robert L. Patton
Franklin Ave
Lawrence M. Hover
Mercer
Kenneth W. Boyles
R. D
Leroy F. Green
Randolph St
William H. Boyle
New Wilmington
Denton Shaffer
Martin A Dando Jr
Lowellville O
George Seals
North St
A. Wayne Yoho
Ashland Ave
Elmer C Morrow
Neshannock Ave
Willard Robertson
Shaw St
Sam C. Galiano
Fairmont Ave
Girl Scouts Brownie Troop 100 elects officers in Castlewood
Brownie Troop 100 met at Castlewood School on May 27 and elected Denise Hill as president Judy McClearn as vice president Ginger Stiles as secretary and Christine Dacko as treasurer. The group then played games and made Father’s Day gifts. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castlewood School
Denise Hill
Judy McClearn
Ginger Stiles
Christine Dacko
Croton Honors Vets With Annual Memorial Program
The Croton area held its annual veterans memorial Sunday May 30 at the Croton honor roll. The Croton school band led by Arthur Canning marched from the school to the site. A trumpet trio DeLillo Bonfield Bonfield with Marine Houk opened the program. Calvin DiCarlo raised the flag as America played. Rev. Thomas Smith led the invocation. A trio sang The Bird Let Loose in Eastern Sky with Judy Laurell on piano. Mayor Edward A DeCarbo presented flags with the Catholic War Veterans commander and Neshannock Post 315 VFW. Flowers were laid by CWV and VFW. Duca Del Abruzzi by DiCarlo. The song Believe was sung by the trio as three VFW volleys fired. Rev. Jack Williams gave the benediction and taps closed the ceremony by Larry Magliocca and Leslie Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton
Arthur Canning
Roger DeLillo
John Bonfield
Ronnie Bonfield
Marine Houk
Calvin DiCarlo
America
Thomas Smith
St. Joseph Church
Sue Lockley
Susan Shira
Alma Eddy
Judy Laurell
Edward A DeCarbo
Catholic War Vets
Neshannock
Duca del Abruzzi
V. F. W. Post
Jack Williams
Rev William Gamble to Open Series at Drake Church
The Christian and Missionary Alliance church of Drake hosts the Irish Evangelist Rev William Gamble. A former Curwensville Pa lay preacher and pastor, he resigns to pursue evangelistic work and has moved to New Castle. Services begin at 7 30 each evening starting Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church of
Drake
William Gamble
Curwensville
Gamble
New Castle
Brent
Grove City
Falls from roof injure Eugene R. Stewart
Eugene R. Stewart aged 26 of 1310 Highland Ave was admitted to Jameson Memorial hospital at 9 50 p m Saturday for a fracture of the left ankle after falling from the roof at his father s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene R. Stewart
Highland Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Mr. Stewart
Ten Steelworker Unions Donating to Murray Memorial
United Steelworkers local unions in the New Castle sub district contributed fully to the Philip Murray Memorial fund. The Murray Memorial, an $8000 George Junior Republic industrial arts building project, is led by District 21 director John W. Grasciar. Ten locals including Shenango Pottery and Michigan Limestone contributions total about 30,000 district members supporting the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steelworkers of America
New Castle
Philip Murray
Daniel W. Skelly
National Radiator Company
Bossert Company
Murray
United Steelworkers of America District 21
John W. Grasciar
George Junior Republic
Grove City
Shenango Pottery
Bessemer Limestone and Cement
Metropolitan Brick
Michigan Limestone and Cement
Bossert
Standard Steel Spring
Fenati Brick
Mattress Fire Blamed on Smoking In Bed
Fire in a Newell Street home caused by an occupant smoking in bed. William J. Tackett’s house at 5174 Newell suffered a mattress blaze. Firemen estimate $35 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willliam J. Tackett
Newell
Million Tons of Wire Haul From U S Steel in 1953
New York report shows the nation’s steel industry produced about 3.9 million tons of wire in 1953. Industry officials note strong demand from construction and manufacturing sectors and emphasis on expanding wire production capacity in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Society
Jameson
Green Thumb Club
Rug Cleaners
Tom Kerr
Jolly Ten
Mra
Michael Natale
East Long Avenue
Sam Rozzi
Albert D'Ambrosia
Andrew Roza
Castle Street
Laura Strickler
First Baptist Church
Walter Kilner
Moody Avenue
Washington St
Owoc-Banko
Ward
Paula Jean
Harry Mooney, Jr
Shaw Air Field Base
Sumter
Mooneys
A_ Loring Place
Mooney
Charlotte Montgomery
Ralph Montgomery
Hillcrest Avenue
Harry Mooney
N. Cascade Street
Ann Gallagher
County Line Street
Harold Fleming
Kenneth Culler
Hubert Moffett
Robert Wotherspoon
Eva Armstrong
Beckford Street
James C. Houston
Kerr Street
Fred DePolis
Cunningham Avenue
Eva Drumheller
Whippo Street
Pandoras Club
Sons of Italy
James Leitera
Frank Rauso
Frengel's
Yakela-Malley
Michael Mooney
John Street
Frances Yakela
Louis Malley, Jr
Louis Malley
Laurel Place
C. Levine
E. Washington St
Wal Ea
W.C.T.U
Lt.l
Home Cleaning Service
Samuel J. Rashid
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Missy
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E. Waih. SJ
R. R_ Houston
John R_ Rychlicki
Wampum
John C. Dunning
Filwood City
Charlies W Jordan
Pearson St
Carl Hopper
F. Long Ave
Robert Pfau
Clenmoore Blvd
Ralph Tammellee
Fourth Street
Steve Misco
James Atwell
E. Washington Street
Lester Price
Joseph Daugherty
Sam Mores
Electric Street
Glenn Gordon
Girl Scouts
Wm. Gamble
Ee Ceane
Consumer Discount CO
Cli IL
Cc. A. Anzio, Maer
East St
New Castle, Pa
Charm Oe
Enteen
Mademoiselle
Julian Goldman
Murray Memorial
Gustav's Pure Food Bakery
HET Shoes
Milan
Taco
Menthe
Crewe
Iles
Davis Shoe CO
Hollywood
Lou's Beauty Shop
Oxfords
Risika
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