Rhoda Ezzell to Wed George W Jenkins in June 24 Ceremony
Miss Rhoda Ezzell daughter of Mr and Mrs Grover Ezzell of West Washington street extension will wed George W Jenkins son of Mr and Mrs George Jenkins of 837 Lathrop street The wedding at First United Brethren church North Crawford avenue is set for 7 30 p m June 24 Rehearsal Thursday at the church A reception follows in the CIO hall Bridesmaids and ushers include T illie Barton Mrs Charles Jenkins Mrs William Dunlap Mrs Fred Jenkins Inez Ezzell and Dave Doran as best man The couple work at Shenango Pottery and Bossert respectively followed by the White Thompson family reunion on June 22 at Willard grange hall with officers and a picnic supper included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Ezzell
Grover Ezzell
West Washington Street
George W. Jenkins
George Jenkins
Lathrop Street
Tillie Barton
Charles Jenkins
William Dunlap
Fred Jenkins
Inez Ezzell
Dave Doran
Richard Bailey
William Reed
Norman DiGiacomo
Ezzell
Shenango Pottery Company
Jenkins
Bossert Company
First United Brethren Church
Crawford Avenue
CIO
Miss Barton
Castlewood
Ross
Virginia Jean General
Clem General
Maitland Street
Mr. Ross
George Ross
Charlotte Russo
Anna Lou General
Tina Santello
Dolly Alfano
Delores Russo
Pauline Ross
Maid of Honor
Cookie Ross
Anthony Elisco
Sam Flora
Bill Leone
Nunzio Esposito
Tony Marino
Patsy Amabile
Usher
Joey Bullano
King Humbert Hall
New York
Shenango Pottery
The
Johnson Bronze
Wesleyan Guild Monthly Meeting At 140 Boyles Avenue
Croton Wesleyan Service Guild met at Mrs Albert Gunther s home with co host Phyllis Turner. Vice president Donna Sheehy led the session and Mary Lu Gardner presided over worship. Special guest district officer Mrs Clarence Yoho attended. Members planned a June 10 visit to Ruth M Smith Children s Home in Sheffield Pa and noted summer break for meetings after June 19 dinner service to the Council of Churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gunther
Boyles Avenue
Croton Wesleyan Service Guild
Phyllis Turner
Donna Sheehy
Mary Lu Gardner
Joanne Saylor
Joan Benninghoff
Clarence Yoho
Guild
Sheffield
Ruth M. Smith
Council of Churches
Past Matrons Club Dines At Castleton
Mrs Lenora Urey Thompson of St Petersburg Fla guest at a Castleton dinner hosted by Shenango Chapter 333 Past Matrons prior to the chapter meeting. Also present was Mrs Leone Williams of Aliquippa. Thompson to guest at New Castle Assembly No 1 Rainbow for Girls event Thursday at the Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora Urey Thompson
St. Petersburg
Fla
Castleton
Shenango
Leone Williams
Aliquippa
Urey Thompson
The
New Castle Assembly No. 1
Order of the Rainbow
Cathedral
Community clubs and social events in Wilmington area
Reading list of neighborhood groups and hosts: Harlansburg Garden led by Mrs May Vogan and Mrs Stella Thompson. Walmo Kensington with Mrs Nesbitt. Lazy Daisy at Erest Washington. Bu Pi Gar with Mrs Marge Valetta. Wham Jads with Mrs Henry McClenahan. theater party at New Wilmington Club '48. Happy Niners at 918 Morton. Polka Dot at 1405 Wilson. Ritz at West South. Heureux Neuf at 1702 Carlisle. Y M L at Sutton. America tureen picnic at Cascade park 6 30. Old Time Rebekahs on Wilmington road. P A V Club met at Mrs Ernest Kwiat on Charles street. guest Mrs Margaret Grin. door prize to Mrs Marion Mackiewicz. next meeting July 20 at 1116 South Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlansburg Garden
May Vogan
Harlansburg
Stella Thompson
Walmo Kensington
Thomas Nesbitt
Walmo
Lloyd Gill
Erest Washington Street
Marge Valetta
South Bay Street
Henry McClenahan
R. D
New Wilmington Club
Lawrence Ramsey
Morton Street
Stanley Miksza
Wilson Avenue
Ritz
Curtis Guckert
West South Street
Heureux Neuf
Roy W Warnock
Carlisle Street
Joseph DiMucci
Sutton Street
America
Cascade Park
Kate Withers
Wilmington Road
P. A. V. Club
Ernest Kwiat
Charles Street
Margaret Grin
Marion Mackiewicz
South Mercer Street
Lois Beard betrothal announced to John C. Morrow Jr
Mr and Mrs Fred A Beard of 1329 East Washington announce the engagement of their daughter Lois to John C Morrow Jr son of Mr and Mrs John C Morrow Sr RD 4 New Castle Plans for their wedding are not set at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Beard
East
Washington Street
Lois
John C. Morrow Jr
John C. Morrow Sr
R.D
New Castle
L.C.B.A. Branch Meeting Set at St Joseph's Thursday
St Joseph's church branch No 467 will hold an important meeting in the St Joseph's school room Thursday at 8 p.m. Topics of welfare and church affairs will be discussed during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.C.B.A
St. Joseph's Church
St Joseph's School
Wesley Methodist Young Adults Plan Picnic at Cascade Park
The Wesley Methodist church young adults met at Rev. and Mrs. Everett Spring home on West Washington street with Samuel Patterson presiding over the session for planning future activities. Lunch was served by the hostess and a basket picnic is set for Saturday July 15 at Cascade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Church
Everett Spring
West
Washington Street
Samuel Patterson
Cascade Park
Grand International Auxiliary to meet for tureen dinner
In the green room of the Y W C A the Grand International auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will meet on Thursday at 12 noon for a tureen dinner. A business session will follow the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand International
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Young Chic Club Meeting Set at Tina Bordonaro Home
Members of the Young Chic club will meet on Tuesday evening June 27 at 8 o'clock at 425 Lyndal Street, the home of Tina Bordonaro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Chic Club
Tina Bordonaro
Lyndal Street
Louis E. Simon Relief Corps Meets Wednesday at Malta Hall
Louis E. Simon Relief Corps No. 11, auxiliary to the G. A. R., will hold a meeting at Malta hall on Wednesday evening at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Simon Corps
Louis E. Simon Relief Corps No. 11
Malta Hall
Births Reported At Local Hospitals This Week
New Castle Hospital records a daughter born June 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Daugherty of 809 West Washington Street. Also a son born June 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Sam DePalmo of 1111 Cunningham Avenue. Jameson Memorial Hospital reports a daughter born June 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Hrisoulas of 30912 Highland Avenue. A daughter born June 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Tanner of 1224 Rebecca Street. A daughter born June 19 to Mr. and Mrs. William D. Reeble of R. D. 1 Edenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
Joseph Daugherty
West Washington Street
Sam DePalmo
Cunningham Avenue
Religious and fraternal notices and events
In religious and fraternal circles the Reformed Presbyterian Cottage prayer service meets Wednesday at 8 p m at 657 East Washington. The Spiritualist Church of Truth holds Wednesday service at 8 p m in McGoon Hall 215 East Washington with Rev A F E Guthrie speaking Lift Up Your Hearts. First U P Tonight at 7 45 p m Rebekah chapter at the church hostess chairman Mrs Glen Carpenter. Thursday six p m Pioneer picnic at Bush's cottage with society meeting at the church and transport to the cottage. Friday eight p m Daily Vacation Bible school entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Booker
East Washington Street
Church of Truth
McGoonhall
A. F E. Guthrie
Rebekah
Glen Carpenter
Bush’s Cottage
Personal News: Visits and Newborn in Ellwood City Area
Mr and Mrs Bruce Simmons of California called on Mr and Mrs Willie Wallin at 827 Pearl Street while en route to Connecticut and Washington DC. Rudy Marcozzi and Del la Salvatore announce the birth of Rudolph James on May 8 in Oroville California. Mary Marcozzi of 604 East Sutton Street, mother of Mr Marcozzi, has returned from a five week stay with son and daughter in law and the newborn, Mr and Mrs George W McConnell of Princeton West Virginia, visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Simmons
California
Willie Wallin
Pearl Street
Connecticut
Washington, D. C
Simmons
General Arnold
Rudy Marcozzi
Oroville
Calif
Rudolph James
Marcozzi
Della Salvatore
Ellwood City
Mary Marcozzi
East Sutton Street
George W. Mce Connell
Princeton
West Virginia
Union remarks and local visits tie weekend social scene
Attendees at the Volant college reunion include Mrs. Fred C. Moser and Mrs. John C. Martin. They drove to Grove City for dinner. News notes mention Mr. and Mrs. McConnell returning home today and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Glidden announcing the birth of a son on June 19 at Rushline-Rossman hospital in Grove City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volant College
Fred C. Moser
John C. Martin
Grove City
McConnell
Russell Glidden
North Mercer Street
Rushline-Rossman Hospital
Frank Schick
la Grange
H. L. Marvin
Neshannock
Jack Muse
Johnny
Needham Heights
Mass
Garfield Avenue
David J. Tucker
Bell Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Ring Recovered After Classified Ad Sparks Quick Find
After a late show a young man lost his graduation ring and with friends searched by daybreak. A Tuesday News classified ad prompted a quick response and the ring was returned within two hours.
Grange News Big Beaver Grange Plans June Meeting
The Home Economics Committee of the Big Beaver Grange chairs the June 26 meeting program with song readings by Mrs. Chester Leslie and Ruth and Gladys Miller, moving pictures by Mr. and Mrs. Gus Miller, and additional Grange songs. Only one filly Regret has won the Kentucky Derby in 76 runnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Big Beaver Grange
Grange
Song
Chester Leslie
Ruth
Gladys Miller
Gus Miller
Buy U S Bonds Drive Endorsed By Southern Pacific
A. T. Mercier president of Southern Pacific urges the public to buy U S savings bonds during the Independence Drive from May 15 to July 4. He calls them a method of systematic savings and the soundest investment for safeguarding future independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Mercier
Southern Pacific Railway Company
International News Service
San Francisco
U. S
Jellyfish Shock Capable Predator Discovered
In New Orleans a jelly fish described as 99 percent water is noted to deliver electrical shocks and be carnivorous. A separate note states critics give a four to one odds that a play with good reviews will succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Marble Tournament Under Way At Asbury Park
Montclaire New Jersey leads league No 2 with 13 wins 8 losses in the national marble tournament at Asbury Park New Castle Roanoke and Athens tied for second with 11 and 5 New Castle’s Harry Passarello of 238 Shady Side Avenue won Lawrence County marble championship at the Optimist club event Players faced drizzle and wet conditions Monday morning during play in Asbury Park New Jersey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Today
Montclaire
N. J
Asbury Park
New Castle
Roanoke
Athens
Harry Passarello
Shady Side Avenue
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Societys A
Ezzell-Jenkins
White-Thompson
Willard Grange Hall
Frew Mill Road
Benjamin Black
Stewart Hunt
Eleanora Dean
Robert Cameron
Eva Shaffer
Minnie White
Agnes Myers
Eva Thompson
Wesleyan Guild
New Castle Musical Union
A. F. OF M
Spencer Tracy
James Stewart
Malaya
Regent
Yvonne
Ecarlo phiLip Friend
Ne ME
Leonel Hampton and His
Orchestra
Jelly Little Elvs Cartoon Harmony Hall
Future Skipper
Virginia
Anthony Ross
St. Vitus Church
Nicholas DeMita
Ice
Hickory Township Volunteer Fire Co
BEN Dee’s Supper Club
My Love
Don Aeecha Claudette Colbert
State Dept
Frontiersman
Lois Beard
Wesley Youth Adult Group
Grand Auxiliary
Reformed Presbyterian
U. P
the Vagabonds
Wpic Orchestra
Ring
Crescent Mahoningtown
Jim Bannon
Karen Randle
Texas
Brooklyn
Heaven
Grange News
Big Beaver
Union Township
Social Nite
W. Washington St
Scotland Lane
Rt. 158
New Wilmington
CURB
Goldendale Dairy
Bessemer
Mt. Jackson Road
Paramount
Max Bear
Africa
Allan Lane
Roy Acuff
Memphis
Sis Hopkins
Red River
B. F. Goodrich
BFG
B.f.goodrich
Tire Headquarters
N. Mill ST
ALL New Castle
Anthony Morgan
Jackie James
Lois Fornataro
Stuart Ney
Chuck Fornataro
Sonny Zampello
Penny Lee
Shirley Moraldi
Phyllis Jean
Columbus Hall
Mahoningtown, Pa
U.S
Washington ST
Cace
Brian Donlevy Macdonald Carey
Robert Preston
Stromboli
Ingrid Bergman
Randolph Scott
Ella Raines
SKY -Hi
Coitsville
O.—Han
Scott Brady and
Richard Rober
Port of
Joan Edwards
Eddie Albert
Constance Moore
van Johnson
the Big Han
Taylor Igover
Helen Westcott Mild Mitchell
IN Parker
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