Mrs Taylor to celebrate 95th birthday at home
Nellie R Taylor of 1038 Adams St marks her 95th birthday with a large birthday cake. Born June 15 1877 in Harlansburg she has lived in Ohio and Kansas before settling in New Castle. She raised one daughter and has two grandsons and a great grandchild. Active in Calvary independent Church she helped found its mission groups and attends regularly. Also celebrated are 80th birthdays of twin sisters Mrs Fred Kenehan and Miss Goldy Blaine born 1892 at 1007 Dewey Ave honored at a June 18 reception. Walter Majors shares June 18 as his birthday and attends Croton UM Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Myer
Nellie R. Taylor
Adams St
Mrs. Taylor
David and
Linda St. Clair
Harlansburg
Coolville
Ohio
Kansas
New
Endicoll
M. W
Fred Kenehan
Goldy Blaine
New Castle
Dewey Ave
Cretan United Methodist Church
Kenehan
Gladys Iene Hisine
Miss Blaine
WSCS
City Rescue Mission, Auxiliary
WCTU
Blaine
Croton
Evangel Community Church
Walter Majors
Croton UM Church
Sexson Assembly honors Miss Barge at tea
Miss Seborah Ann Barge, 1972 New Castle High School graduate, honored at a tea by W. Mark Sexson Assembly No. 3, International Order of the Rainbow for Girls, at Fellowship Hall of Workminster Presbyterian Church. Guests included district and state officers, with a skit on Miss Barge’s term as Worthy Advisor and gifts such as a Planetarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workminster Presbyterian Church
W. Mark Sexson
International Order of the Rainbow
Seborah Ann Barge
Pennsylvania
Peggy Kitchen
Miss Kitchen
Agnes Allen
Supreme Charity of
Supreme Assembly
Beryl Hogue
Frances Heer
District 5
Miss Barge
Luatin Ellis
Christina Berezniak
Jeanne Boley
Sharon Amer
Mendy Gray
Fidelity
Debbie Gardner
Lois Powell
Linda Scott
Connecticut
Peggy McCaugey
Australia
Margo Brothers
Susan Rowland
Sue Vaugan
Assemly
Debbie Barge
Grand Assembly
Pennsylvania State University
Kenley Players
Marcia Robinson
PWA
Judy Reed
Patti Wilder
Jayce Leimbacher
Debi Burgess
Gail Cochran
Kris Carlo
Peggy Carlo
Jan Robinson
Sexson Sextet
Debbie Hoyland
Sharon Armstrong
Pam McConnell
Brenda Ferrese
Barbi Smith
Laurie Stewart
Assembly
Miss Ellis
Alien
Hogue
Heer
Debbie
Fellowship Mall
Barbara Kitchen
Stewart
Pava
Barge
New Castle High School
Slippery Rock College
AARP Meeting With Covered Dish at Cascade Park
The American Association of Retired Persons will hold a covered dish luncheon at 1 pm on June 22 in Cascade Park shelters 1 2 2A and 3. The day is altered due to a Catholic observance. A business meeting will follow the luncheon led by president Findley Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Retired Persons
Cascade Park
Findley Boyd
LPN holds wiener roast and aikido demo at Pearson Park
The Lawrence County Practical Nurses Association will host a wiener roast at 6 p.m. Monday in Pearson Park with a business meeting led by president Mrs Roy Baynham. Aikido self defense demonstration by YMCA black belt instructor Andrew Demko. If rain, move to 2025 Mercer Road home of Mrs Mendal Brews. Open to associates and regular members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Practical Nurses Association
Pearson Park
Roy Baynham
Andrew Demko
YMCA
Houk clan reunion held in Ellwood Park
Descendants of William and Mary Houk gathered in Ellwood City at Ewing Park for a reunion Saturday. Seventy three attended due to bad weather. James Houk was elected president with Ralph Shaner as vice president and Doris Sicard as secretary. Billie Jo Houk, born March 18 to Bill and Mrs Houk, is the newest family addition. The next reunion will be the second Saturday of June 1973 at Ewing Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mr
Mary Melissa Houk
Ewing Park
Elwood City
Charles L. Houk
George Peters
James Houk
Ellwood City
Ralph Shaner
Ellwood
Doris Sicard
Kathy Sue Houk
Gary Houk
Jim Hall
Joan Schopley
Theamily
Billie Jo Houk
Bill Houk
St Margaret Mothers Dine With Clergy Guests at Meeting
The Christian Mothers of St. Margarets Church hosted a tureen dinner with Rev. Harry Riegel Rev. Edward Kryston and two seminarians from St. Vincent's College as guests. Riegel gave benediction and Kryston spoke on life of a seminarian. The next meeting will be Sept 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margarets Church
Harry Riegel
Edward Kryston
David Dasterb
St. Vincent's College
Riegel
Sening
Francis
Kryston
Ann Fath
Abby Advice Column Sketches On Money And Manners
Dear Abby offers counsel on financial control in marriage, self talk, and tactful responses to remarks about pregnancy, with tips to seek counseling, consider separation if needed, and proper signatures when thanking for gifts. The column also addresses personal reflection and thoughtful communication within family and friends.
Roberts Seeger engagement announced by Wampum parents
Mr and Mrs Gene Roberts of Wampum announce the engagement of their daughter Jane Noriie Roberts to Gary Edward Seeger, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Seeger Sr of 458 Falls Ave. Miss Roberts, Lincoln High School graduate, works as a travel counselor for Lawrence County Motor Club. Seeger attends Community College of Beaver County and is employed as a mortician assistant at Marshall Funeral Home in Flood City. The couple plans to marry August 12 at Trinity Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Roberts
Wampum
Jane Noriie
Gary Edward Seeger
Fred Seeger Sr
Falls Ave
Miss Roberts
Lincoln High School
Lawrence County Motor Club
Community College
Beaver County
Marshall Funeral Home
Flood City
Open houses honor multiple high school graduates this week
A listing of open houses honors graduates including MARSHALL J PASSERRELLO JR of 317 Shadyside, RUTH ANN HAAS of Mohawk High, MARGLE SONNTAG of 111 Grisby, SAMMY JOE MALIZIA of 606 Hazelcroft, SAMMY VALENTA hosted at 110 E Wabash, DAVID IZZO of 317 N Lafayette, DENNIS E FLORA of 1616 Thorpe, CELESTE A SANTORA of 609 W Madison, and JOHN GABRIEL of 608 Hazelcroft Ave with varied times and venues around New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall, J. Passerrello JR
Marshall J. Passerrelly Sr
Shadyside
New Castle High School
Ruth Ann Haas
Old Route 18
Watpum
Mohawk High School
Margle Sonntag
Ray 1
Sonntag
Grisby St
Sammy Joe Malizia
Joe Malazia Jr
Hazelcroft
United Steel Workers Hall
E. Washington St
Lutton
Sammy Valenta
Braall
William Leone
Wabash Ave
Dennis E. Flora
Sam J. Plaza
Thorpe St
Union Labor Mall
Taylor St
Celeste A. Santora
Michael Santora
W. Madison
Columbus Club
State BPW Convention Opens in Philadelphia
The Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs with 12000 members holds its annual convention in Philadelphia today through Sunday. About 1000 attendees are expected as the event alternates yearly with Pittsburgh and is presided by Mrs. Catherine E. Frederick of Lansdale. National President Mrs. Jeanne Squire will deliver the Friday keynote, with a Saturday banquet featuring Himployer of the Year and Woman of the Year citations. Officers for 1972-73 will be elected Saturday. The convention centers on women's rights, employment, elections, education, ecology and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Catherine E. Frederick
Lansdale
Jeanne Squire
Berea
Oia
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Coe
Taylor
Hunter St. Clair
Florida
Gerride Hawkins
Marietta Ga
Mrs
Nellie Taylor
Mrs. Kenehan
Sexson Assembly
National Honor Society
Madrigal Singers
Pergodian
Homercont Student Council
National Forensic League
Mutco
Liberty Mutual Life Insurance Company
Epworth United Methodist Church
United Methodist Youth Fellowship
Deborah Borge
Love's Youth Center
Farst Federal Plaza
Mety
Bermudas
Simon Blau Commelot
Aarp
LPN States Park
Houk Clan
Ellwood Park
St. Margaret Mothers
Joseph Cherbowski
Charles Skoog
Joi
Upe
Helen Asseltons
E. North St
Pell
Abigail Yan Buree
Abby
Tam
Alice
Alice Smith
John Jones
Alice Smith Jones
Miss
L. A
Calif
Abigail van Buren
Seeger
Pam
Trinity Episcopal Church
Swimwear
Lawrence Village Plaza
Jha Ladies Star
Washington St
David
Anthony Izzo
N. Lafayette St
John Gabriel
George Gabriel
Hazelcroft Ave
St. John Recreation Hall
Pearson
Division 81
BPW
Jo Jeane
Jo Shan
Vas
North Street
Germani
North Mercer Street
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