Marriage of Gerald Perdue and Miss Latshaw in Emlenton
Gerald R Perdue and Miss Mary Ellen Latshaw married May 13 in Scrubgrass UP Church Emlenton. The couple resides at RD 6 after a Northern Pennsylvania motor trip. Bride wore a white satin gown with lace veil, attended by Miss Latshaw and others. Reception for 200 at Scrubgrass Grange Hall followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald R. Perdue
Pennsylvania
RD 6
Mary Ellen Latshaw
Elton M. Latshaw
Kennerdell
Mr. Perdue
James A. Perdue
Ellwood Rd
Perdue
Scrubgrass UP Church
Emlenton
Warren
Betty A. Larson
Michael Shenker
Melford Chapman
Archie L. Henderson
Paul L. Henderson
Rev Mrs Rush to Mark 25th Year at Open House
Rev Mrs Rush will be honored June 6 at an open house in the Church of God parsonage 10 W Euclid Ave to celebrate 25 years of marriage to Rev Howard Rush since June 6 1936 in Cameron West Virginia The couple have two children and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Rush
Church of God
W. Euclid Ave
Crystal Briggs
Rev. Rush
Cameron
W. Va
W. K. Betts
Glendon Rush
Omaha
Neb
Harry
Margaret) McFadden
Nortrome
Miss
Rush
Minerva
Loudonville
New Castle
Walmo Garden Club Meeting at Kehler Home
The Walmo Garden Club met for a luncheon at Mrs. Walter Kehler’s home with co host Mrs. Eugene Glover. Mrs. C Ed Smith III led review of the year and discussed plantings at Walmo Elementary School and the Walmo School Children’s Flower Show. A $75 donation to Pearson Park entrance was approved along with a picnic table stove and hostess duties for the recent Council Flower Show. New members Mrs. Frank Bower and Mrs. Ludwig Koukal were welcomed. Husbands will attend a Pearson Park picnic on July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walmo Garden Club
Walter Kehler
Ludwig Rd
Eugene Glover
C. Ed Smith III
Walmo Elementary
Walmo School
Pearson Park
Council
Frank Bower
Ludwig Koukal
Odd Hole Event Draws Country Club Ladies
New Castle Country Club hosted Ladies Day with nine and 18 hole play. In nine holes, Mrs. Barrett led a three way tie for second among McBride Pyle and McKinley. in 18 holes Merle Hart won with Quinn and Bride second in a tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Country Club
John Barrett
David McBride
C. L. Pyle
J. McKinley
Merle Hart
Leonard Quinn
John Bride
Grover Washabaugh
Robert Mills
William Long
Thomas J. Kelly
Glenn McCracken
Fashion Flair By Terry Mayer
An overweight figure is the most expensive item to put into fashion. Fashion is designed mostly for a size 12 which is the dream of most women. If the figure has too much poundage it is difficult to camouflage. The box like jacket seems to be slimming masking the waist and giving a column like look. Try to push away from the table sooner and exercise some so you find more clothes that fit your figure and into your fashion picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Mayer
Junior Reading Circle Picnic Planned for Tuesday
The Junior Reading Circle will hold its monthly picnic on Tuesday at the Lockley Cottage on Neshannock Falls Road. A three course picnic supper will be served at 6 30 p.m. with the social committee coordinating all arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockley Cottage
Neshannock Falls
LOQ Club Holds Wednesday Meeting at Winter Avenue Home
LOQ Club members gathered at the home of Mrs. Floyd Simione on Winter Avenue for a Wednesday session with a supper served by Mrs. Simione and Mrs. Margaret Volpe. The group celebrated Mrs. Volpe’s birthday with a secret sister gift. A July 9 outdoor picnic is planned, and the next meeting is set for June 14 with Mrs. Clotilda Ross hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Simione
Winter Ave
Simione
Margaret Volpe
Sorare Club honors at final meeting of season
Mrs. Jack Kirkwood and S. Ray Sr. hosted the Sorare Club Thursday evening marking the last gathering until fall. Card awards went to Mrs. Robert Lockley and Mrs. Richard Gentile, a guest, with Mrs. George Shenker taking the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kirkwood
S. Ray Sr
Sorare Club
Robert Lockley
Richard Gentile
George Shenker
Garden Council Announces Mentor Ohio Bus Trip
Affiliates of the Garden Council of Lawrence County plan an all day bus tour to Mentor Ohio on Wednesday. Stops include Wyatt Rose Gardens Holden Arboretum and Humphrey Estate. Bus departs Castleton at 8 30 a m returns to New Castle evening. Bring a box lunch. Reservations with Mrs Frank Harvey and Mrs Linden Bruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Council
Lawrence County
Wayside Gardens
Mentor
Wyatt Rose Gardens
Holden Arboretum
Humphrey Estate
Castleton
New Castle
Frank Harvey
Linden Bruce
Army Nurse Captain Lilak to Speak to Nursing Students
Capt. Mary E. Lilak, Army Nurse Counselor from Pittsburgh, will address student nurses at Jameson Memorial and New Castle Hospitals on June 8. She will discuss the Army Nurse Corps history and Army Student Nurse program opportunities, with sessions at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. and information available at the U S Army Recruiting Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilak
Mary E. Lilak
Pittsburgh
Jameson Memorial
New Castle Hospitals
U. S. Army
Happy Hour Pre-School Closes With Circus Theme
The Happy Hour Pre-School in Clenmore UP Church held a year end program themed A Trip to the Circus. Families attended as circus animals and performers entertained with choral singing, diplomas were handed to attendees, and students made their own caps. Mothers served circus style refreshments after the program. A Friday outing closed the year with plans for September reopening and a few vacancies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour
Clenmore
Clayton Bryan
Earl Dart
Watkins-Fulkerson Ceremony Quietly Unites Lynda Ann and David
Mr and Mrs William Watkins announce the marriage of their daughter Lynda Ann to David Fulkerson son of Mr and Mrs Albert Fulkerson The ceremony was held May 31 at the home of Justice of the Peace Norman Cooper in Winchester Virginia Attendant were Mr Darrell Borio The groom is attached to the U S Navy stationed in Norfolk VA The bride will join her husband in the summer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Watkins
Allen St
Lynda Ann
David Fulkerson
Albert Fulkerson
Dewey Ave
Justice of the Peace
Norman Cooper
Winchester
Darrell Borio
Fulkerson
U.S. Navy
Norfolk
DAC Installation Slated June 9 With Glass Show
Kus-Kus-Ka Chapter of the Daughters of American Colonists will install officers June 9 after a 12:30 p.m. luncheon in Castleton. Mrs C W Herman Hess, program chairman, arranges an antique glass showing. Each member will display family heirlooms and share their history. Mrs Marvin Dinsmore will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Castleton
C. W. Herman Hess
Marvin Dinsmore
Truth Seekers honor former resident at Church luncheon
The Truth Seekers’ Class of Third UP Church hosted a buffet luncheon at Mrs. R. J. Benson’s home on Ryan Ave to honor former resident Mrs. Roy Scheide mantle of El Monte California. Other former class members attended. Mrs. George Sherman and Mrs. Carlos Teel assisted with serving at a lace covered table decorated with Oriental poppies and other flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truth Seekers
Third UP Church
R. J. Benson
Ryan Ave
Roy
Pearl) Scheidemantle
el Monte
Calif
George Sherman
Carlos Teel
Supper Club Hosts Guests and Prizes Report
Supper Club members hosted by Mrs. Paul Lombardo on E Sutton Street spent an evening of cards with prizes awarded to Mrs. Mike Palmer and Mrs. Robert Hammond. Edna Harris returned from a three month California visit. The next gathering is set for June 14 with Mrs. Harris hosting at 4182 Hillcrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supper Club
Paul Lombardo
E. Sutton
Edna Harris
California
Mike Palmer
Robert Hammond
Joseph DeMarzio
Rose Ambrose
Harris
Hillcrest Ave
Cavalier Club Holds Meeting and Award Presentations
The Cavalier Club met Monday with Mrs. Louis Mastrangelo at Phillips Street for cards. Awards went to Mrs. Anthony Lagnese and Mrs. Mastrangelo. On June 13 Mrs. Sam Flora of Maitland Street will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavalier Club
Louis Mastrangelo
Phillips St
Anthony Lagnese
Mastrangelo
Sam Flora
Maitland St
Marlene Love Engaged to Elwood Hughes
Mr and Mrs Theodore M Love announce the engagement of their daughter Marlene to Elwood B Hughes son of Mr and Mrs Whildon B Hughes of Janesville Wisconsin A September wedding is planned Miss Love a 1958 Washington Twp High School graduate and Shadyside School of Nursing student will graduate in August Hughes a 1955 Janesville High School graduate attended University of Wisconsin and is employed by Research Products Corporation Pittsburgh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore M. Love
Apollo RD 1
New Castle
Marlene
Elwood B. Hughes
Whildon B. Hughes
Janesville
Wis
Miss Love
Washington Twp. High School
Shadyside School of Nursing
Pittsburgh
Hughes
Janesville High School
University of Wisconsin
The
Research Products Corporation
Dear Abby Advice Columns On Dating And Curiosity
A widow seeks guidance on dating a wealthy man and how to inquire about his finances without seeming mercenary. Abby suggests meeting with legal and financial advisers, and evaluating sincerity via openness. The page also covers posture tests with a male doctor, a birding mystery, and a personal note on seeking a virtuous partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Bashful
Emanon Bridge Club Hosts Evening at Highland Ave Home
The Emanon Bridge Club met at Mrs. Earl Knowles home 1312 Highland Ave Wednesday. Prizes went to Mrs Harold Chisholm Mrs. Robert Mc Quiston and Mrs. Harry Wyman. Next meeting set for dinner June 13 at 6 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanon Bridge Club
Earl Knowles
Highland Ave
Harold Chisholm
Robert McQuiston
Harry Wyman
Miss Young Republican of Pennsylvania Is 18 Year Old
An 18 year old Washington College freshman Margo Rackley won 1961 Miss Young Republican of Pennsylvania. The Endicott Junior College merchandising major will represent Pennsylvania at the national pageant in Minneapolis on June 21 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
UPI
Washington
Pennsylvania
Margo Rackley
Endicott Junior College
Beverly
Mass
Minneapolis
United States
North Beaver Garden Club Plans June 8 Picnic
The North Beaver Garden will meet at 6 30 p m Thursday at the Westfield Grange for a picnic Each family will bring table service a vegetable or salad tureen and a pie The committee includes Mr and Mrs Harry Reed Mr and Mrs Harry McCurley and Wilbur Chambers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Beaver Garden
Westfield Grange
Harry Reed
Harry McCurley
Wilbur Chambers
Secretaries to Elect Officers at Pa. Convention
About 200 delegates attend the three day Pennsylvania convention of the International Secretaries Association where new officers will be chosen and a secretary of the year for Pennsylvania will be selected.
Rose Bud Club Hosts and Prize Winners
Mrs. Charles Capitola on Halco Drive welcomed the Rose Bud Club where Mrs. Stanley Herbert won the club prize and games provided the entertainment. Miss Carol and Miss Linda Capitola helped serve lunch. Mrs. Frank Kucharski of Smithfield Street is slated to host on June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Capitola
Halco Dr
Stanley Herbert
Carol
Linda Capitola
Frank Kucharski
Smithfield St
Hawkinettes Plan Anniversary Dinner and Theatre Event
The Hawkinettes Club set an anniversary dinner at Ver ages home of Mrs. Charles Zona Hazen St. Cards were played with Mrs. Ben Liss the host on June 29 at 525 Pershing Rd Ellwood City and she won a prize. A theatre party is scheduled for June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkinettes
Hawkinettes Club
Verages
Charles Zona
Hands Versus Washcloths for Teen Skin Care
A teen with troubled skin finds improvement when using hands to apply soapsuds to face and neck rather than a washcloth, which can harbor germs. Three thorough lathers with rinses aid problem and perfect skin, while a peanut butter and honey blend makes a tasty sandwich filling.
Phillips-Caldwell Engagement Told
Mr and Mrs James A Phillips announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Ann to Charles R Caldwell son of Charles S Caldwell Lindsey Rd The bride elect is a New Castle High School graduate and the fiancé was discharged from the U S Navy after five years The couple will marry June 24 at Peoples Missionary Alliance Church Rebecca St at 7 p m with a reception at 7 30 p m at the YWCA after the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Phillips
Bell Ave
Carol Ann
Charles R. Caldwell
Charles S. Caldwell
Lindsey Rd
New Castle High School
U.S. Navy
Peoples Missionary Alliance
Rebecca St
Donald Schrock
YWCA
Mastrangelo Family Plans Open House Honoring Son Anthony
Mr and Mrs Louis J Mastrangelo of 6 Maitland Street will host an open house tomorrow to celebrate Anthony G Mastrangelo’s graduation from Youngstown University with friends and relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Mastrangelo
Maitland St
Anthony G
Youngstown University
Happy Group hosts 500 outing honors three women
Mrs. Florence Widelko hosted the Happy Group for 500 at F. Washington Street. Awards were given to Mrs. Angelo Frediani, Mrs. Louis Cardullo, and Mrs. Henry DiGiacomo. A June 15 meeting will be at Mrs. DiGiacomo’s home on E. Long Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Group
Florence Widelko
F. Washington St
Angelo Frediani
Louis Cardullo
Henry DiGiacomo
DiGiacomo
E. Long Ave
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Gerald Perdues
Harvey J. St. John
Vista Anderson
Parker, Pa
Emlenton High School
Penn Power Co
Shenango High School
Shaw-Perkins Manufacturing Co
Mrs. Rush
White Gloves Club
Joseph Marinelli
Leasure Ave
Ronald Galucci
Tony Marinelli
Andy Pappas
E. Washington Sr
Gustav
Pure Food Bakery
Washington Street
Croton Avenue
Walmo
Kehler Home
Country Club
Bermudas
East Washington Street
Ohio
Capt. Lilak
Lewis Masajada
S. Jefferson St
Myrtle Barnes
James Pondillo
William Albertini
Butler Ave
New Castle News
Scott McEntire
E. Wallace Ave
McEntire
East Side Garden Club
Rigmar Trengereid
Bergen
Norway
Marlene Love
Originala
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Mrs. V
Beverly Hills Calif
Nea
E. North ST
Miss Republican
Penna
N. Beaver Club
Rose Bud Club
Phillips-Caldwell
Miss Phillips
J. R. Frew
Virginia Farrell
Academy of Advanced Hairstyling
Miss Morrison
Mercer Street
New Castle, Pa
Virginia Farrell Academy
NEW Castle School OF Beauty Culture
Mercer St
N.A.C.S
Charles Magnotta
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