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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1947
Page
2
Mr and Mrs E Z Hulbert of 502 West Cherry will observe their sixtieth wedding anniversary with an anniversary dinner at The Castleton hotel for immediate family Monday evening and an open house at their home Tuesday from 7 to 9 PM greeting many friends. They have lived in the city 29 years.
A luncheon is set for Wednesday June 18 at 1 PM in the home of Mrs John Madigan on Maitland Lane. Walmo Line 8 will meet.
G A R Ladies meet Tuesday afternoon June 27 at 1 pm in Malta hall East Washington street to plan attendance at a July 18 picnic at Ewing Park as guests of Ellwood circle. Recently New Castle Ellwood City members were entertained by New Brighton Circle No 170 with Mrs Mary Kurtz as inspector.
Oakwood Garden club members gathered Thursday for a tureen luncheon hosted by Mrs. Ethel Whiting and Mrs. Frank Moorehead at Mrs. John Komar’s lawn. They toured Villa Marie grounds and rose gardens, then held a brief business session. Prudence Hay spoke on coal. A pilgrimage and picnic are planned at Lowes Gardens in Chagrin Falls on July 10.
The Mahoningtown Garden Club will gather Tuesday evening, June 17, at 8 o clock at the home of Mrs. G H Cook on Newell Avenue. Roll call will be answered by My Favorite Rose.
The G. G. G. club gathered at Mrs. Dan Radabaugh’s home on Grandview avenue Friday evening. 500 was played with prizes to Mrs. John Bowden and the galloper prize to Mrs. Arthur Pierce. A lunch followed. plans made for a Cascade Park picnic brunch on Thursday morning June 19. Regular meetings to pause for the summer.
In Wallace Memorial chapel Westminster College, Miss Charlotte E. Davis and Robert H. Young married with Rev. Richard A. Davis and Rev. Richard Kennedy officiating. Bridesmaids were Carolyn and Sara Davis. best man James Young. The couple plans an eastern honeymoon and will reside in Walma near New Co. Mrs. Young is Westminster secretary to the president. Mr. Young is a Westminster graduate and Navy veteran.
Mrs. Rose Peluso of 407 West Clayton Street announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Mary Ann Peluso to Albert Pacella, son of Mrs. Rose Pacella of 213 Montgomery Avenue. No wedding plans have yet been made.
Forty first annual Cameron family reunion scheduled for Wednesday June 18 at Willard Grange Hall on Frew Mill road in Est. event details concise and formal for local notice.
Miss Margaret Catharine Swogger daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph N Swogger of New Galilee and Albert L Jones son of Mr and Mrs Albert Jones plan an open church wedding on Friday June 20 at six oclock in Wampum Presbyterian church The ceremony will feature matron of honor bridesmaids and a flower girl A reception follows in the church dining room A pre wedding shower was hosted by the bride elects mother and Mrs Nelson Swogger with games and a lunch prizes awarded to several guests including Mrs Dale Brown and Miss Sara Noggle Attending guests from New Castle included the prospective groom s mother and sister.
New Castle Country club continues Sunday afternoon children's films with Daniel Boone starring George O’Brien and Heather Angel at 3 pm. Supervisors oversee the playground from 1 to 6 pm. buffet supper starts at 5:30 pm. Junior social committee led by Miss Joan Miller and William Wallace plans a buffet dinner dance Friday with 7 pm dinner and 9 pm dancing. Reservations via club office. Ladies social day moves to Tuesday next week with golf Thursday at 9 am and guest day details for Sharon Country club in late June via Mrs. Horner.
Section F of the Y. S. B. class of the Third U. P. church met Friday evening at Mrs. Carrie Mortimer’s Adams Street home for a short business session led by Mrs. Olive Zeigler with devotionals by Mrs. Clara Gardner. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Sarah McConahy. The next meeting is planned for two weeks with Mrs. Mabel Wright on Winslow Avenue.
Members met Wednesday evening at Miss Mildred Glasgow on Wilmington Avenue with special guest Miss M Gibson of Smithfield Street. Plans for future events were discussed and lunch served by the hostess and her mother. Next gathering set for Miss Edith Chipriano at 708 East Sutton Street on Wednesday June 25.
Chapter A of the P. E. O. Sisterhood closed its season with a picnic in New Wilmington at Westminster College. Hostesses were Mrs. Rankin Johnston and Miss Susan Scurr. Rain moved the dinner to Ferguson hall. a brief meeting followed and plans were set for a fundraising project next week. Former member Mrs. Sally Cambaugh attended as a special guest.
New Castle hospital nurses alumnae event at 8 p m hosted by Mrs Eleanor Coen of 420 Court Street. Ministers wives annual picnic planned at Cascade Park with Lazy Daisy tearoom and Our Pals led by Mrs Grace Ferrell of Sampson Street and All Together with Mrs Assunta Sabel lis of Cunningham Avenue.
Column now requires births notices to be signed with writer name and address and include the name of the attending doctor. Journal personnel remind readers to provide complete attribution for each birth notice to ensure proper processing and publication.
New Castle Hospital reports births on June 13 and 14. Mr and Mrs Mark Cappabianco welcomed a son at 602 rear Pearson street. Mr and Mrs Edwin Glasgow of Bessemer welcomed a daughter. Mr and Mrs Alfred Mancine of 926 Croton avenue welcomed a daughter. Mr and Mrs Charles Lahr of 1703 Audley avenue welcomed a son. Mr and Mrs Edmond Panase wicz of 1025 Cunningham avenue welcomed a son.
Jameson Memorial Hospital reports multiple newborns to area families. Daughters are welcomed by Partelow Gibson Davis Harbulak Roman Hanna while sons arrive to Harbulak and Roman families. Addresses listed include Edenburg Countyline Street West Miller and Cedar Street.
St Johns Lutheran Dorcas society will assemble Sunday at 3 p.m. in the home of Mrs John Urban 315 Fairmont Avenue. In the pastor's absence Rev J Norman Holder of the Savannah Methodist church will be the speaker Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and Sunday evening at 8 o'clock in the church.
Mrs. Jessie Gosselin of 232 North Mercer Street told the city police yesterday that her husband Frank has disappeared along with her car. Authorities believe he is driving toward Fairview, Massachusetts.
Former Ellwood City resident John Murphy of Aliquippa died Friday afternoon in a Pittsburgh hospital after a year of ill health. He was 65. Survivors include six children Francis Murphy Washington DC Mrs James Sweitzer Monaca Mrs Vernon Allen Florida John Joseph and Edward Murphy Aliquippa one sister Miss Kathryn Murphy Ellwood City and a brother William Murphy New Castle. His wife Mary Curry Murphy preceded him in death about ten years ago. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
Mrs. Ethel Schneider of Kansas City Missouri registers as a representative from the national Beta Sigma Phi sorority headquarters at the Fountain Inn, indicating official sorority business and liaison duties.
Altoona reports the Pennsylvania grand council United Commercial Travelers of America selected Johnstown as the 1948 convention city after its 44th annual session. New officers elected include grand counselor William J. Trostle and several regional officers with Walter Walker and W. R Campbell named delegates-at-large.
Clifton Flats Mission will dedicate Sunday evening service at 7 30 to fathers. Last year’s Father’s Day program will be heard, transcribed, and this year’s meeting will also be recorded.
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