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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1946
Page
6
Associate Professor Earl S. Johnson of the University of Chicago argues budget priorities for family welfare should precede sentimentality in housing decisions, urging practical concern over romance.
Miss Della Harper daughter of Mrs. Caroline Jenkins of Pittsburgh and formerly of New Castle marries William Finley son of Mr. and Mrs. W O Finley in Homestead Park Home stead Methodist church. Rev Seifs officiates candlelight ceremony with large reception and several local guests from New Castle.
Miss Dorothy DiFrischia daughter of Mrs Margaret DiFrischia of Wurtemburg wed Gilbert G MecQuiston son of Mr and Mrs O G MecQuiston of 618 Division Avenue Ellwood City at First United Presbyterian church Ellwood Wednesday afternoon Dr W E Minteer presided immediate families attended Mrs McQuiston a Lincoln high school graduate class of 1943 her husband an Army veteran with 32 months in the Mediterranean theater is now at Westminster College after the ceremony the couple planned a two week honeymoon in Ontario Canada and will reside at 18 Division Street.
Mrs Frank Bordonaro hosted a Thursday evening Happy Group gathering at her Maryland avenue residence. Prizes for 500 went to Mrs Henry DiGiacomo and Mrs Arnold Julian. the winning card group was captained by Mrs Florence Deleone. Birthday tributes honored Mrs Arnold Julian Mrs Henry DiGiacomo and Mrs Frank Bordonaro with gifts. A dainty lunch followed, served by the hostess and her daughter. Catherine Florence Deleone of Mercer Street will host on June 27.
Mahoning Valley Civic club members met at Mrs. Mary Kelso's home on Edenburg road with Mrs. Mary Davis presiding. Plans were made for a July 11 picnic dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wallace. Thelma Merrilees reviewed Anything Can Happen by George Papashvily and Papashvily. A lunch was served by the hostess and co hosts.
Billie Jeanne Seal daughter of Dr and Mrs G Earle Seal 623 East Washington Street will marry Frank J Holub Jr son of Mr and Mrs Frank Holub of 16 East Marshall Avenue Pittsburgh. The open church ceremony takes place June 26 at 7 30 PM in Wallace Memorial chapel New Wilmington. Holub recently left the Navy and will return to Westminster College in the fall.
Mrs Kenneth Cameron entertained the Crazy Fight club at her Frew Mill road home on Wednesday evening June 12. Tables of five hundred were in play with high scores by Mrs Glenn Sager Mrs David Wheale Jr and Mrs James Seward. Special guests Mrs Carl Bluehorn and Mrs Walter Brunton received gifts from the hostess. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Howard Miller. The next meeting will be at Mrs Howard Millers home Rock Springs on June 26.
Third U. P. church True Blue class was received in Mrs. Dale Johnson’s home on Harlansburg road with co host Mrs Albert Jones. Mrs George Glass led devotional during the business session conducted by Mrs Herbert Bintrim. Plans were made for a picnic on Thursday evening July 11 at Cascade Park. Various games directed by Mrs Harry Wyman and Mrs Wesles Mann were enjoyed. Lunch followed.
Mrs Clotilda Ross hosted the G N club Thursday evening and announced a June 27 breakfast at Cascade Park The event featured high score prizes won by Mrs Joseph Donati Mrs Floyd Semione and Mrs Guy Francazio A dainty lunch followed with Mrs Harry Ross and Mrs Helen Toscano assisting Special guests included Mrs Phil Frasso and gifts were presented The June 27 meeting will be with Mrs Joseph Donati on Laurel Boulevard.
Mrs Olga Black entertained at her daughter’s cottage Rose Point with the Lo-Cour-Chee club. They enjoyed a steakburger fry followed by a prize winter game won by Hilda Jeffries Helen Brooks and Minnie White. On June 28 the group will meet with Hilda Jeffries in Jamestown Pa. Attendees for Wilson College reunions include Joan Elder from Falls Street and Oliver P. Brown from Park Avenue in Chambersburg with Mrs Theodore B. Wood hosting at Kenwood Road.
Members gathered in the church parlors with devotionals led by Mrs. Leonard Campbell. Ethel Douglas presented the national topic Seeds of the Church and Mrs. Pred Wood spoke on China and Japan. Wood also led a stewardship program and a picnic is planned for July 25 at Mrs. Campbell's home. Clarence Shoup and wife were honored with a farewell Hanky Shower party at Moody Avenue, with prizes to several guests and Mrs. Rowland assisting.
Club members met Wednesday evening and traveled to Youngstown for a dinner and theater party marking the last regular meeting of the season. The group will reconvene in July for the next gathering.
Notices of births must include the giver's full name and address and the physician's name to be published in this column. Signed submissions ensure proper verification and placement in the paper.
Multiple birth notices listing parents and newborns in Wampum and New Castle. Jameson Memorial and New Castle hospitals mark births from June 8 to June 14, with homes on South Jefferson Street Pollock Avenue and Pine Street.
Harlansburg Busy Bee 4-H Club met at Scott Township High School on Tuesday June 11 opening with the pledge and song. They discussed a Pittsburgh trip, courtesy and sewing, planned a 4-H camp near New Hamburg Mercer County, and set a June 25 meeting at 1 pm with sewing materials.
W Clayton Elliot, a San Francisco attorney, has purchased the Memlo Park city hall. He says the city will continue to use the building under lease and pay rent to him, not the former owner, with no intention of acquiring a goldbrick or the Brooklyn Bridge.
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