Orange Ladies Host Betty Guest at New Castle Luncheon
The Orange Ladies Lodge hosted Supreme Grand Mistress Betty Guest of Pittsburgh at a buffet in the New Penn Hotel with Worthy Mistress Avis McGriff presiding. Guests from Pittsburgh and state officials attended, and a testimonial dinner is planned in Haverstown. The 36th bi annual state convention is set for Aug 8–10 at Valley Forge.
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Pride of
New Castle
Jennie Graham
Mary Conn
Mildred Lilborn
Elizabeth McCarty
State Lodge
Evelyn Young
Supreme Committee On Law
Youngstown
Shaner
Haverstown
Valley Forge
Pittsburgh
New Penn Hotel
Miss Robinson and James M Grossman wed in May
Gail Elaine Robinson and James Maurice Grossman were married May 22 at the bride’s home. The couple plans to live at Slippery Rock RD 3 after a brief honeymoon following a Gettysburg trip. Both graduates and the groom works at Simpson Machine Shop in East Brook.
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Gail Elaine Robinson
James Maurice Grossman
Leslie McChesney
Harry R. Stock
Robinson
William Hassig
Wappingers Falls
N.Y
David Williams
Medina
Gettysburg
Slippery Rock RD
John E. Robinson
RD 5
Donald Grossmans
Grossman
Laurel High School
Vo-Tech High School
Simpson Machine Shop
East Brook
Anthony Cassellas honored by children on 25th anniversary
The Cassellas celebrated 25 years of marriage with a surprise party at the Ecclesian Club hosted by their children Edmund and his wife assisted by Kenneth and Kathy Cassella. Guests included Jane Zarilla and others. Mr. Cassella works in sales at Huston Inc. and belongs to St Marys Church and Knights of Columbus.
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Anthony M. Cassella
Atkinson St
Ecclesian Club
Edmund Cassella
Kenneth Cassella
Kathy Cassella
Michael Birochak
New Middletown
Ohio
Edmund Cassellas
Joseph Quarella
Rocco Monico
Frances Corio
Victor Zarillas
Pittsburgh
Biroschak
Joseph Basiles
Youngstown
Mary David
Detroit
Mich
Jane M. Zarilla
Cassella
St. Joseph's Church
Francis J. Streiff
Sam Zarillas
John Cassellas
Huston Inc
Sales
St. Mary's Church
Knights of Columbus
Custom Shirt and Bow Tie Pattern M494 by Bert Geiger
Designer pattern Pattern M494 offers a couture looking shirt with wide tie or ruffle-front option. Includes sizes Small to Extra Large and simple sewing directions. Also promotes Fashion Books and sewing guides with pricing and ordering details.
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Bert Geiger
New Castle News
Pattern Department
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Dear Abby Blackmail Over Wedding Guest List
SAD MOM explains her budget limits for an 125 guest wedding. She faces a demand from the groom’s separated mother to invite many more people and wonders how to respond. Abby notes that a single parent’s signature may be enough to approve the marriage in some states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Dear Abby columns on widow feelings and conscientious objector questions
A widow grateful for her daughters cleaning the house but upset by the removal of her late husband’s belongings. a reader asks about conscientious objector steps after registering for the draft, with Abby advising on forms, references, and possible appeals. The note includes guidance from FOR PEACE on obtaining forms and process after draft registration.
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Abby
Vietnam
National Selective Service
Supreme Court
Ladies Day Out Picnic for YWCA Women
The women of the YWCA will hold a picnic at Camp East Brook starting at 10 30 a m Tuesday All women who completed the YWCA class are invited Each should bring a tureen and a table setting Mrs Kathy Furst requests reservations by Saturday at the YWCA office.
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YWCA
Camp East Brook
Kathy Furst
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orange Ladies
Betty
Miss Robinson
James M. Grossman
Anthony Cassellas
Jo-Ann Fabric Shop Towne Mall
Lawrence County
Lawrence
Miami
London
Paris
East Washington Street
Peontesici
FDIC
Dad
Lloyd's 30S
East ST
Donati
Ladies Day Out
Wala
Im Fabrics
Wilmington Road
Coats
Lois Shoppe
South Mill
Penn Power
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