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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1948
Page
3
Miss Betty Ann Bachman and Robert W. Chappel were married Saturday at First U P church Syracuse in a candlelit ceremony. Attendants wore aqua and blush gowns. reception for 175 followed. The couple to honeymoon in Canada then reside at 721 Wadsworth Street.
At a quiet ceremony in the First Presbyterian parsonage on June 12 Miss Lila V. Henshaw of 411 Crawford Street became the wife of S. Huston Rhoads of The Castleton. Dr. Robert F. Galbreath officiated with attendants Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Davis. The couple plans a short western trip and will reside at 411 Crawford Terrace after June 21. Mrs. Rhoads works at Lawrence Savings and Trust. Mr. Rhoads retired as freight agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Miss Edna De Luca daughter of Mr and Mrs Pasquale De Luce and Albert Christopher son of Mr and Mrs James Christopher wed at St Lucy’s Church on Saturday June 5 Rev Sebastian Ippolito officiated. Bridesmaids included Flora Stella Rose Marie and Alba De Luca with ushers Joe Bentucci Mike Augustine and Anthony De Luca. The couple will reside at 717 East Reynolds Street after June 20. Both are Shenango Pottery employees.
Miss Ruth Emery daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Emery and J Donald McNicholas son of Mrs. Patrick McNicholas were married at 7 30 PM in a single ring ceremony at the U P church. Rev J Calvin Rose officiated. The bride wore white marquisette over satin with lace and carried a camellia marked Bible. Attendants wore yellow marquisette over satin and blue and white bouquets. Best man was Edward McKee and ushers were James Emery and John McGary. After the ceremony 100 guests attended the reception in church parlors. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents after a trip to Niagara Falls and New York.
Esther Gregory and Ralph Pettitt exchanged vows in a 7:30 p.m. ceremony at Highland U P Church. The bride wore white marquisette with orange blossom accents. attendants included Dorothy Hartshorne and Nancy Sue Pettitt. After a reception for 100 at the bride’s home, the couple departed for a wedding trip.
The Laura Strickler Class of the First Baptist Church will hold a Thursday evening picnic on June 17 at Mrs. D. W. Nesbit’s home on Old Plank road. Mrs. J. A. Porte will oversee transportation.
Louise DeAngelis daughter of Mrs Sam DeAngelis of 1018 Croton avenue wed Louis Gentile son of Mr and Mrs Jerome Gentile of 1031 Croton avenue in a 11 am Saturday ceremony at St Joseph’s Church. Rev Reymond A Must officiated the double ring ceremony. The bride wore a white marquisette gown with rose point lace and orange blossom veil. Best man Louis D Angelo and maid of honor Angeline Carran assisted. A breakfast at the bride’s home followed by a 50 guest dinner and a 250 guest reception at the Ecclesian club. The couple left for a honeymoon to an undisclosed destination. Mrs Gentile works at American Can Co and the groom, a 4 year Army veteran, works for Interstate Creamery Co. A Y L B class meeting at Third U P church followed with sewing and refreshments hosted by Mrs Harry Jones.
Members of the Lawrence County Dental Auxiliary will gather for a Tuesday June 15 picnic supper at Cascade Park. Special guests will be families of the members.
The New Castle chapter of the National Secretaries Association will dine at the Manse in New Wilmington at 6 30 p m Thursday. Panderas Club members will meet the Sons of Italy rooms Tuesday at eight p m with Mrs Jess Lastoria and Mrs Joseph DeLullo. Harbor Mission Group of Harbor U P Church met Friday with Mrs C L Matthews leading devotions and planning a Father s Day basket supper at 6 30 p m June 17. Next regular meeting July 9. An additional note lists other society events and a Lusk reunion set for June 17 1948 with a noon picnic at Warster Ave.
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