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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1954
Page
10
Hawkine of Wadsworth will marry this evening at 6 o clock in the Home Home chapel. Mrs Sara J Kaufmann of Pittsburgh and Ralph Rink, brother of the bride, will attend the event in the YWCA Fetes hall.
Mrs John Benegas hosted the Mapey Relatives Assemble club at 218 East Clayton for an evening of cards and an Italian style supper. Guests received hostess gifts and awards went to Mrs Ernest Gillest and Mrs Nick DeAngelis. The next meeting is set for Cascade Park with Mrs Louis Lombardo as hostess and Miss Esther Schultz to host July 13.
N C Club dines at Mrs Kalajainen's Weigletown home with Miss Lidia Kalajainen assisting. Winners included Mrs Ben Gardner and others. Queenette Club plans Gaston park picnic and July 1 meeting at Miss Gladys Ahmed's East Reynolds street. GKW Club hosts Mrs Charles Wilson's Laurel boulevard home with a summer picnic planned and fall resume.
Amber the dog repeatedly returns home with butter in his mouth puzzling owners Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Drinkwater and police. The thefts are unreported and no suspect is identified. The odd pattern follows a past Thanksgiving event, leaving residents and authorities stumped.
A note describes refreshments by the hostess and her daughter Miss Ruth Wilses. Red roses decorated the event. Mrs. R. Rowe captured the deer and the next meeting is July 15 with Mrs. Paul Pana on Ton Avenue Rowe.
The report notes a religious pilgrimage sponsored by Joseph Catholic Church of New York. Mrs Johns will visit local members in Oh and they plan to return in September. Iva Stewart Newton of 105 is mentioned and Carl McGaffie and his wife visit his parents on Princeton road for two weeks. McGaffie lately resides in New Orleans after leaving New Castle.
Veterans of a bonebased Vacation Bible School run by Sint church teachers across departments. Lists include Intermediate Janet Erskine and Jennie Gibboney. Juniors Hazel Straitwell Patty Cox Ada. Primary Hazel Linton Marian Hick Carol Baird. Social notes mention Mrs Hannah Bechtel visiting from Pittsburgh with cousin G B McCreary. Rev Revert Deal hosting Gary Indiana relatives. visits to West Penn hospital for Donald Ramsey. Camp Pickett VA trip to see Sgt Robert Loth and son David Robert. S/Sgt Ray Lenhardt on furlough. births in Youngstown St Elizabeth Hospital and other family visits. Families named: Loth, Campbell, Steese, Kuhn, Woods, Kimmel, Lenhardt, Lapin.
Radio operator Pfe Camille J. Cotelesse, son of Mr and Mrs C J Cotelesse of 1204 Pollock Avenue, serves in headquarters battery of the 1st Infantry Division in Germany.
To Mr and Mrs Gerald Rep 702 Court street a son June 17. To Mr and Mrs Edward Beck West Pittsburg a son June 17.
A pheneer Minnesota Lutheran panel event features Mr and Mrs Victor Black in an assembly about styrene art and white plastic charge.
Pfc. James L. Plotts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Plotts of 1601 West, has been transferred to an outfit bound for Korea. The move updates a local family amid reports from military posts.
Army Pvt William J Joyce son of Mr and Mrs Edward Joyce 118 South Crawford avenue is serving with the 819th Army Unit at Camp Fuji Japan He is a military policeman in the unit which maintains and operates Army facilities in the Fuji McNair training and maneuver area He left the Army in June 1953 and trained at Fort Knox Ky Formerly he was a brick setter for Fenati Brick company
Nancy Campbell will enter Smith College as part of the class of 1958. She joins more than 600 freshmen from 37 states the District of Columbia Canada England and Denmark at the September start.
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