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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
10
Dear Abby letters discuss a 33 year old man who promised marriage to a 25 year old coworker after dating briefly. The woman buys an engagement ring and announces an engagement, though the man says he does not want to marry now. The column advises the man to choose a direction or run.
The Home Life Department of New Castle Woman's Club hosts a 2 p.m. family picnic at the Branscome residence on Harlansburg Rd open to all members. Attendees bring a tureen and dessert or salad. weather postpones to Saturday 2 p.m. Mrs Branscome chairs the department.
Mrs. William Blum welcomed the Just Us Girls Club on Wilming ton Avenue for a pastime session with cards. Awards were presented to Mrs. Jerry List Mrs. George Anderson Mrs. Edward Sickels and Mrs. James Schooley were guests. The next meeting will be held July 2.
The Star Legion Inc honored Gold Star Mothers with a tureen dinner at the New Penn Hotel. Mrs. Ida M. Suber chaired the program with Mrs. Alice Williams as dinner chair. Eastbrook Juvenile Grange No. 339 presented songs, skits and tributes, led by Nancy Rogers and James Myers. Gifts were given, and a June project announced.
Kathleen Victoria Glenn graduated from North Allegheny High School in Pittsburgh on June 4 and returned to reside with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Glenn of 1007 Delaware Ave. The Glenns recently moved to New Castle where Mr. Glenn is supervisor of special education for the Lawrence County Schools.
Mr and Mrs James E Leasure of 814 West Washington Street will mark their 50th nuptial anniversary with a small Saturday evening party at Washington Union Community House from 7 to 10. Their family dinner at 4 p.m. honors son and daughter in law James E Leasure Jr of Waverly Ohio who will be 25 years married June 20. The couple married June 4 1913 at the Central Christian parsonage. They attend Church of Christ. Leasure retired after 42 years with the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Miss Beverly Thompson was honored at a personal shower hosted by Miss Marilyn DeBrosky and Mrs. James Cory at 827 Detroit Ave Youngstown. Decorations featured pink and green with a pink parasol centerpiece and bridesmaid dolls. prizes were awarded to several guests. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Thompson of 1202 Miller Rd. the groom-to-be is Richard Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Price of Youngstown.
Margie Shulack, engaged to Kenneth Shiderly, was honored at a wedding shower hosted by Mrs. Charles Leslie on Bluevale Road 2. Gifts and games featured blue arrangements. prizes went to several guests. The couple, of Enon Valley, plan an open ceremony July 15 at Westfield Presbyterian Church with reception at the American Legion Home in Bessemer.
Mrs Paul Bender and Mrs Hal Roper hosted the B O Veterans and Martha Herchler Auxiliary at First Federal Plaza. Mrs J P Walters Mrs W W Headings John Casasanta and Ray Mader received awards for games. The annual picnic is planned for Aug 7 at Cascade Park. Dessert tips suggest keeping apple sauce on hand with toppings.
Mr and Mrs Richard C Ludwiczak returned from Bermuda to settle at 230 Hazelcroft Ave. The wedding of former Miss Trudy Ann Zidow and Mr Ludwiczak took place May 18 in St Michael Church with Rev Michael E Mihok officiating. Bridesmaids and ushers included Genevieve Ludwiczak and Robert Ludwiczak. The couple, both New Castle High School graduates, plan careers in health care and engineering respectively.
Aimed at young housewives daughters, this piece urges early training in interior decorating and home care. It suggests mother daughter study courses, budgeting for drapery and decor, and hands on room control to build confidence, value shopping skills, and lasting pride in a future home.
Miss Barbara K. Lowery has graduated from the Junior College Department of Penn Hall Junior College and Preparatory School at Chambersburg. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lowery of 2209 North Mercer Street.
The B O Ladies plan a luncheon Monday at 1 p m at the Elks Club with Mrs W W Headings and Mrs Fred Lindperfer hosting. The note suggests serving iced tea with frozen apple juice cubes and lemon wedges.
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