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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
10
Dear Abby answers readers on quirky topics from moneyed men with holey socks to wives at weddings. She urges to prioritize the husband’s role and consulting the couple, noting the bride and groom should clarify expectations.
Mr and Mrs Alvin L Cover reside on Matthews Rd following a double ring ceremony at First Christian Church Salem. Bride Dorothy Jean Semple wore white brocade with pillbox hat and carried white roses. Matron of honor was Mrs Bruce Willson. best man Bill Rodenbaugh. reception followed. The newlyweds are employed locally.
Lawrence County Chapter No. 1 of the Gold Star Mothers Inc. held a tureen dinner at the Edinburg home of Mrs. Emma McCune. Nellie Farrell was welcomed back from illness. Guests included Mrs. Betty Pitts and Mrs. Helen Carlson as the group plans entertainment and a fishing party for Deshon patients.
The White Gloves Club gathered with Mrs. Eugene Gianguili of Lattavo Drive. Guests included Mrs. Edward Gianguli and Mrs. Anthony Gianochi. Door prize winner was Mrs. Vinicio Francis. Next meeting set for June 2 at Mrs. Vinicio Francis's Huey Street home.
Melvyn R Davis and Miss Glenda Lucille Patterson wed June 7 in Second UP Church. After a Finger Lakes honeymoon they will settle in Wisconsin near Neenah where Davis will start as a personnel industrial relations trainee with Marathon Division of American Can Co. The couple's families hosted a rehearsal party and gifts for attendants.
Mr and Mrs Louis Rainey Sr of 110 N Crawford St will host a reception for their son Louis Rainey Jr at 7 30 PM Saturday in Morton St Hall Rainey graduates in the 1963 class of New Castle High School.
The Carr Reunion will be held Saturday in Cascade Park Shelter 5-A. The picnic supper begins at 6:30.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Wisosky of 908 Cunningham Ave announce their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday from 5 to 9 pm. Married June 17, 1913 in Austria, they moved to New Castle in 1924. They have three children, several grandchildren, and belong to St. Joseph the Worker Church.
Mr and Mrs Michael Janovick of 204 W Meyer Ave host an open house for their son Ronald to celebrate his June graduation from Neshannock High School. The event is on Sunday at 4 p m and invites friends and relatives to join in the family celebration.
Miss Connie Venditto will be honored at an open house Saturday from 6 to 11 p.m. by her parents Mr and Mrs Andy Venditto of 214 E Sutton St She is a June graduate of New Castle High School.
Mr. and Mrs. Patsy Sandora of 611 N. Cedar St. will honor their daughter Fernada with an open house Sunday at 7 p.m. Fernanda is a 1953 graduate of New Castle High School.
The June 1938 graduating class of New Castle High School will gather at the Elks Club on June 22 at 6 30 p m. Mrs Dorothy Doerr Hietsch of 303 West Orlando Avenue will accept reservations until June 17.
A simple tip instructs placing a small piece of cerophane tape over salt and pepper shakers to prevent spills when packing them for a picnic.
St Joseph the Worker Holy Name Society hosts a father son breakfast after the 7 30 a m mass in the church hall with Rev Pascal Schaller Capuchin from St Fidelis Seminary as speaker He teaches Latin Greek and serves as seminary librarian and poet Mary Martha Guild women will serve Reservations are due tomorrow evening Pat Santangelo handles reservations
The Merri-Eight Club met at Mrs. John Wyza the prizes were awarded to Mrs. Joseph Romano and Mrs. Mike Stara Jr. with Mrs. Robert Romano winning the door prize. A birthday gift was given to Mrs. Joseph Romano. Guests included Mrs. Richard Perrott and Mrs. Russell M. Umstead. Hostess Mrs. Ronald Benedict invites members for July 10.
Walmo Kensington held a brunch at 9 30 a m yesterday in the home of Mrs Joseph Williams on Orchard Way. An antique vase with peonies decorated the table and Mrs Ralph Nevel gave the invocation. Guest Mrs Robert Cowing helped serve. A picnic is planned for July 7 at Mrs Raymond George's home on Buena Vista Way.
The Welcome Wagon Club plans a June 22 afternoon family picnic at Jackson Knolls and holds a board meeting with Mrs. James Heid new president. Kalfee klatches continue. a June 25 gathering is set at Mrs. Rodger Jones home. The club hosts Welcome Wagon Day with Mayor Herman Steinbrink as guest. Alfred Bennett of the Lawrence County Society for Crippled Children and Adults spoke and a check was presented.
Ruth Thompson was honored at a kitchen shower hosted by her maid of honor Miss Bonnie Mitcheltree of Pulaski. Pink and white flowers arranged in a miniature umbrella centered the table as 20 guests enjoyed refreshments, with aunt Miss Evelyn Grell contributing the centerpiece.
The Eastbrook Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Eastbrook Methodist Church with Miss Ruthie Anderson speaking on world brotherhood. Beatrice Bepper of Holland displayed Amsterdam scenes while Mrs. Richard Martin and Miss Dorothy Martin served lunch.
The Sunshine Kensington Club gathered at Mrs. Louis Johnson's home on W State St to discuss The U S Flag with Mrs Edna Sturdishin leading devotions. Members participated and plan next meeting at Mrs J P Hill's home on W State St for June 24 with Religious Beliefs as the topic.
The Gibson reunion will take place on Wednesday at Gaston Park with a basket picnic scheduled for noon. Several family members are expected to attend and renew connections in a community gathering.
An advertisement promotes GALAXON pills sold by McKinley & Franz Drug Store. The claim promises weight loss in seven days without exercise, with a money back guarantee and mail order option.
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