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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1929
Page
3
The Golden Wedding celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Porath of Castle was held with relatives from Canton and nearby towns attending. Their children Bergener, Massillon, Porath, and others joined extended family in marks of the long union and shared pride in the couple’s 50 years.
Miss Lezetta Wheale becomes the bride of John George Schluichter of Pittsburgh Pa in a solemn ceremony at Highland United Presbyterian Church Pastor De C Williamson officiated with ring exchange Relatives attended and Elizabeth Banac CG sang two selections after which a wedding dinner was served Pink and white decorations graced the reception The bride a local high school and Ohio University graduate taught in the senior high school Mr Schuichter Carnegie Tech graduate works at McKinney Manufacturing Pittsburgh After a short wedding trip they will reside at 2334 Tilbury Street Squirrel Hill Pittsburgh Out of town guests included Mrs George Sechlichter of Portsmouth Ohio Miss Elisabeth Barclay and Emily Titus of Pittsburgh Also mentioned Troy Neshannock Wak graduate James N McComb received civil engineering degree from Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute and is a New Castle High School graduate.
The Anderson McCartney wedding took place Saturday at 4 pm in a home setting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson at 722 Monroe. Mabel Ruth Anderson wed Raymond G. McCartney of West Clayton Street with Rev. WW Saify officiating and readings by Elizabeth Fombell. Attendants included sister Claire Anderson and ring bearer Helen Mar Moore. best man Barold McCartney. A 150-guest reception followed with pink and white decor and a miniature bride cake centerpiece. Out-of-town guests and local relatives attended, and the couple plan an extended eastern trip before settling at 220 West Sheridan Avenue.
Weekly schedule lists numerous local clubs and meetings across Kensington, Cascade Park, Neshannock, and New Castle with gatherings from Tuesday through Saturday. Notable entries include Bridge clubs, YWCA groups, and a large Family Reunion at Youngstown Road with many attendees from multiple states.
Mrs Kudelska hosts a surprise shower for sister Helen Pezenoa with 45 guests and gifts, assisted by Golba sisters and Kirdupska. A birthday dinner honors Mrs Wink and Mrs McGhan with 20 guests. O G O club meets with Twila Kaufman for music and snacks. Chapter 4 American Insurance Union plans annual picnic at Idora Park. Bridge Club hosted by Mrs Johnston with luncheon on Wilmington Road.
Miss Sally Schwartz, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mayer Schwartz of Brooklyn, married Dr Meyer Bloom of East Reynolds Street New Castle in Newburgh. Rabbi Maurice J Bloom assisted by Dr L Edward Kier, with music by S A Masselli and H B Paxman. The groom, a Johns town Medical College graduate, plans post graduate work in New York before returning to Casita.
New Castle Field Club hosts a travelogue event on Thursday evening June 20 with dinner at 6 40. Reservations are due by Tuesday June 18 and prizes will go to the most observant travelers. Committee members include Mr and Mrs Long Ludwig Morris Bra Brundage Pearson Cine Pyle and Kirk.
Mrs Anna Wheale on DuSheng street hosted a Friday evening event to announce the engagement of her daughter Manel to Robert Frazier of Ashland Kentucky. About 26 guests attended with music and dancing and refreshments served by the hostess assisted by Mr Daisy Nicholson. Orchidan Jones provided decor. The couple's place cards indicated an August 14 date. Manel Wheale works for the Bell Telephone company.
Piano students of Miss Helen Ewing were entertained at her Park Avenue home on Saturday afternoon. The event featured performances by Evelyn McMichael, Marjone Harper, Beryl Patton, and other pupils, followed by refreshments. The scene included roses and decorative touches with a social period of music and greetings.
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