Miss Patricia Shearer Weds James Bright Jr in Wampum
Miss Patricia Shearer and James Bright Jr. married Tuesday at the First Pentecostal Church in Wampum at 7 30 p m. Rev John Roush officiated. The bride wore nylon sheer with lace and pearls and carried an orchid and lilies. Best man was Ronald Bencinko. A reception for 150 followed. The couple will honeymoon in Eastern Pennsylvania with Bright to return to Navy duty aboard USS Nantahala in Portsmouth Virginia.
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Patricia Shearer
James Bright Jr
Wampum
John Roush
Charles Shearer
James Bright
Miss Shearer
Chevyl Shearer
Ronald Bencinkc
Granville Kas
Ellwood City
Joseph Brown
North Beaver Grange Hell
Wampum High School
Bright
Mohawk High School
U. S. Navy
Portsmouth
Pennsylvania
Mary Ann Gillest Feted by Bridesmaids Before June 18
Miss Mary Ann Gillest bride elect for June 18 was honored at a shower hosted by her bridesmaids Miss Maureen Pape and Miss Peggy Mangine. Thirty five guests attended, prizes awarded, and gifts displayed under a white and pink umbrella. The cake bore the inscription Best Wishes Mary Ann and Ed June 18. The couple are the daughter and son of local families, with the wedding to be at St. Vitus Church.
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Mary Ann Gillest
Maureen Pape
Lincoln Ave
Peggy Mangine
Thomas Fee Jr
Ben Taylor
Mary Ann
Miss Gillest
Ernest Gillests
Sutton Sr
Edward Pape
Elmo Papes
St. Vitus
Degree of Honor Inspection to be Held Friday Evening
The Degree of Honor will conduct its yearly inspection Friday at 8 p.m. in the Harvest Room of the YWCA. Mrs. Edna Sager of Sharon, state president, will oversee the inspection.
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YWCA
Edna Sager
Sharon
Catholic Daughters Install Officers and Name Committees
The Catholic Daughters of America Court Theresa Irene installed officers at St. Vitus School Hall led by district deputy Mrs. Randall Greenawalt and installed committees for the coming year. Appointed officers include Grand Regent Mrs. John F. Otto and Vice Regent Miss Bernice Dellaverson. other officers cover historian, lecturer, treasurer and sentinels. Committees address legislation, aged apostolate, world mission, Peace Relief, Catholic Youth Contest, veterans hospital, sunshine, ways and means, and Share-the-Faith. Election of Diocesan Council officers is set for June 11 at Duquesne University with Bishop John Wright addressing.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Theresa Irene
St. Vitus School
Randall Greenawalt
Joseph Nowakowski
Butler Court of CD
John F. Otto
Bernice Dellaverson
Raymond Nolte Monitor
Thelma Ellery
Albena Chyrumbolo
Philip la Seola
Paul Orvatez
Vincent J. Gallagher
Kenneth Bauder
Sentinel
Frank Colan
Patrick James
Mary Elizabeth Dolan
George Kilarecki
Otto
Wilkes-Barre
Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
Rockwell Hall
Peter Mills
Duquesne University
John Wright
Colon
Anthony Mastrian
Charles Esposito
Canan
Stephen Dombeck
Max Herz
John Prioletti
Edward Bullano
Club 54 Hosts Card Party at Verage’s Pollock
Mrs. Mike Butera hosted a Club 54 gathering at Verage’s on Pollock Avenue. Awards for cards went to Mrs. Ed Panasewicz and Mrs. Andy Fundoots. Guest Mrs. Sam Vanessa demonstrated rhumba steps. Mrs. James M. Ross assisted in serving spaghetti dinner. Mrs. Fundoots of Cunningham Avenue will host on June 22.
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Mike Butera
Verage
Pollock Ave
Ed Panasewicz
Andy Fundoots
Sam Vanessa
James M. Ross
Fundoots
Cunningham Ave
G Wylie Wallaces Mark 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs G Wylie Wallace of New Bedford celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house at home Hostesses included daughter Barbara Wallace and son in law Mr and Mrs William Thomas Madison Heights Michigan Pink and white with silver dominated decor centered on an antique shhina container Flowers included snapdragons pink sweetheart roses and painted daisies Numerous aunts and sisters in law poured at least one noted guest list included Kathy Wallace A family dinner followed at the Village Inn in Harlansburg
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G. Wylie Wallace
New Bedford
Barbara Wallace
Hore
William Thomas
Clarence McClenahan
New Castle
Martha McClenahan
Popp Bennet Bridal Party Listed
Miss Anne Popp bride elect will wed Richard K. Bennett. Her sister Rita May Popp is maid of honor. Cousins Mrs Lewis J. Van Hook and Miss Carol Kesleay will be bridesmaids. William L. Strawbridge Jr. to be best man. Ushers include John Brindle Mr Van Hook Chris G Papazickos and Ralph J Flading. Ceremony June 18 at St Mary Church. The Popp and Bennett families listed addresses.
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Anne Popp
Richard K. Bennett
Rita May Popp
Lewis J.van Hook
New Jersey
Carol Kesleay
Detroit
Mich
William L. Strawbridge Jr. Willact
John Brindle
van Hook
Chris G. Papazickos
Ralph J. Flading
St. Mary Church
J. Lumen Popp
Sumner Ave
A. W. Bennett
Fairhill
Fantone-Latsko Betrothal Told in Ellwood City
Miss Claudette Fantone daughter of Mr and Mrs Domenic Fantone 209 Line Ave Ellwood City to George M Latsko son of Mr and Mrs George Latsko 920 Maryland Ave announced at a dinner. Wedding plans pending. Fantone a Lincoln High School 1956 and New Castle Hospital School of Nursing 1959 graduate employed at the hospital. Latsko a 1954 New Castle High School graduate is a student at Youngstown University.
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Claudette M. Fantone
Domenic Fantones
Line Ave
Ellwood City
George M. Latsko
George Latsko
Maryland Ave
Miss Fantone
Lincoln High School
New Castle Hospital School of Nursing
Latsko
New Castle High School
Youngstown University
Germany
U. S. Army
E. Leasure Ave
Nelsons
Ackerman Feted After 30 Years Service in New Castle
Miss Grace Ackerman was feted by co workers in the local Bureau of Public Health at the home of Mrs. James Morrow. She has served as a public health nurse for 30 years and helped launch Pennsylvania orthopedic work for children.
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Grace Ackerman
Bureau of Public Health
James Morrow
E. Meyer Ave
Frank Siegel
Miss Ackerman
New Castle Hosital
Jaquesne University
University of Pittsburgh
Watson Home For
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Garrett Nelson Rites By Candlelight Saturday
Miss Marian M. Garrett and G James Nelson wed in a candlelight ceremony at Neshannock Presbyterian Church New Wilmington. Rev Victor G Dawe officiated and vows were exchanged in a single ring rite.
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Marian M. Garrett
Weldon S. Garrett
High St
Youngstown University
Virginia
David Olson
Glenn Falls
N. Y
Mr. Nelson
Robert Snyder
Robert Robinson
New Castle, Chard
Cowher and Carangi Engagement Announced
Mr and Mrs Daniel M Cowher of West Pittsburg announce the engagement of their daughter Sally to Thomas Carangi Jr son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Carangi of West Pittsburg A fall wedding is planned Both are New Castle High School graduates Miss Cowher works at Mahoning Valley Land Co and her fiancé is with Shaw Perkins Co
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Daniel M. Cowher
West Pittsburg
Sally
Thomas Carangi Jr
Thomas Carangi
Miss Cowher
Mr. Carangi
New Castle High School
Mahoning
Slippery Rock Bill Clears House Screening Committee
Harrisburg UPI report notes a bill proposing a 350000 appropriation to Slippery Rock State College for construction and improvements to the college drainage and sewage system. Introduced by Republican Reps. Fox and McCandless, it cleared the House Screening Committee and was referred to the Appropriations Committee.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Slippery Rock State College
House
Donald W. Fox Lawrence
Albert L. McCandless Butler
Appropriations Committee
Legislature Session Focuses on Fiscal Bills
The session will consider only measures dealing with fiscal matters as it deliberates on potential bills.
Church merger to bring few major changes in Central Pennsylvania
Dwight F. Putman president of the Central Pennsylvania Synod said at the 23rd annual synodical conference that United Lutheran Church in America merger programs will yield only a few major changes for Elk and McKean counties in Central Pennsylvania.
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Gettysburg
UPI
United Lutheran Church In America
Pennsylvania
Dwight F. Putman
Central Pennsylvania Synod
Elk and McKean Counties
Theran Synod Plans Districted Structure for 1963
The Theran congregations will form the central group as the synod divides into districts of 20 to 30 congregations each. The new organization will begin functioning by January 1, 1963 with more than 750 delegates and visitors attending the session.
Vincent Party Honors Vincent Jr. at Open House
A 1960 New Castle High School graduate Vincent Party Victor Vincent Jr. was honored at an open house this week in the Teamsters Union Hall. Hosts were his parents Mr and Mrs Victor Vincent of 1325 Croton Ave. Dancing was a featured activity.
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Judith Ann del Principe
Thomas del Principe
Borough Line St
Miss del Principe
Union High School
Utopian
Vincent
Victor Vincent Jr
New Castle High School
Teamsters’ Union Hall
Victor Vincent
Croton Ave
Railroads see 1959 spending rise over 1958
Cleveland report shows Class I railroads spent 855 million dollars in 1959, a gain of about 15.8 percent from 1958 expenditures of 738,038,000 dollars.
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Cleveland
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Pro Tektiv
Garrett-Nelson
Nelson Photo
G. James Nelson
Marian Garrett
Slippery Rock
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Frew’s
Frew Building
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E. North ST
Pye
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