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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1961
Page
10
A collage of Dear Abby queries and responses shows a wife loving a married man, a woman with shoe injuries, a poll worker upset at disrespect during the Anthem, and a patriotic note about standing for the National Anthem. Abby advises on divorce timing, medical concerns, and personal conduct.
Mrs Martha Rae Ketzel became Mrs Warren Herbert Hunt at a June 3 ceremony in Hoover Heights Tabernacle. Rev Harold Rambo officiated as 200 guests attended the reception at the YWCA. The couple, Shenango High School alumni, plan to reside at 3839 Ellwood Rd after June 11.
Mitchell Home and Garden Club hosted a luncheon at Mrs. George Hoyland’s Hoyland home with Mrs. David Hoyland as hostess and Mrs. Joseph Ryan assisting. Mrs. Arthur Love led the meeting. Myron Boatman spoke on evergreens. blue ribbons awarded in three divisions. Winners were Mrs. Jack Montgomery, Mrs. Love, and Mrs. William Hoffman. A picnic is set for 6:30 p.m. July 20 at New Wilmington Park with committee members Mrs. Love, Mrs. Robert McClay and Mrs. Paul Baker.
Christ Methodist Church held a family night dinner in the church dining room as part of Month of Stewardship. A film titled Split Level Family was shown followed by discussion led by Arnold Giancola and Rev. Samuel Braley. Plans for Loyalty Sunday and member visitation were announced, with the Every Member Visitation ending June 18 to observe Victory Sunday.
The Pantherette Club announces cancellation of the Wednesday evening meeting because of many member activities. The next assembly is scheduled for July 5.
Sandra Corbett daughter of Theodore and Mrs Corbett of 122 E Fairmont Ave marries Peter Geiger at 2 30 pm in First Baptist Church Wayne Pa Rev John Calvin Myers officiated The bride wore a parchment white peau de soie gown with lace trim and carried white rosebuds The Geigers will reside at 2 Spring St Pal Paoli after June 12 The couple will motor to Canada and New England states bridesmaids and ushers named The reception served to 150 guests
The Jagielly Ladies Club's monthly meeting is in the club rooms on E Long Ave with business assembly at 7 30 p m. Social hour will be organized by Mrs Stanley Gorgacz Mrs Julian Kaczmarczyk Mrs George Debelak and Mrs Adam Swera.
Mr and Mrs Antonio Guiliano of 213 S First St hold an open house for their daughter Donna a New Castle High School graduate of 1961 on June 10 at 7 30 p.m.
June emphasizes dairy rich meals to meet nutrient needs. Milk and dairy products lead the plentiful foods list as milk production peaks with potential record gains. Include cheese, ice cream, butter, and broiler fryers. expect potatoes and dairy products to remain plentiful and affordable this June.
A wedding dress tips column explains proper formal wear for grooms and attendants. It covers shoe heel rundown, trouser length, shirt care, garment storage, and correct evening and daytime attire. Questions address collar types, afternoon tuxedos, cummerbunds, seasonality for white jackets, and corsage traditions. It notes club meetings and local hostess details.
Mrs Edward Krisuk Reynolds Sr hosts Friendly Relations Club on June 16. Mrs Fred Gillest wins a prize for games as Mrs Louis Maslyk of Pennsylvania Ave hosts. Mrs Retort receives the door award while Mrs Krisuk serves as an aid.
Junior Woman's Club of New Castle plans a Hawaiian Fashion Luau modeled on last summer's success. The show is set for June 17 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Mrs. Thomas C. Elliott's home, 421 Moody Ave. Mrs. Robert Ellis leads the planning committee.
Mrs. Joseph Ross and Mrs. Leo Vernino hosted the Pandora Club meeting with guest Mrs. Bessie DeMase of California. The club token was given to Mrs. Josephine DeLulla. Mrs. James Leiteria will host the June 15 gathering at her home on S. Ashland Ave.
Laurel High School graduate Miss Venice Lou Cook will have an open house Sunday starting at 7:30 p m at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Anthony Cook 1734 East Brook Rd. The event will welcome relatives and friends to celebrate her graduation.
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