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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1944
Page
3
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Miss Gertrude Falls and Miss Alice Falls of Lakeland Filia arrived in New Castle on Sunday morning as house guests of their brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Gillis Falls of 313 East Wallace avenue They plan to spend the summer months in New Castle The T A G S club met at the home of Margaret and Ethel Bara Hanna Street with needlework as the main pastime Helen Gentley won the door prize and a dainty lunch followed Next meeting set for July 18 at the home of Irene and Ida Botka Huron Avenue
Mr and Mrs Charles Chambers of 620 West Clayton Street celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Monday evening with surprise sisters from out of town as hostesses Mrs Louis DeSomma of Pittsburgh and Mrs Nicholas Perrotta of Rochester PA were among about 59 guests Cards and chat followed by a buffet lunch The couple received two telegrams from sons Paul and Harry Chambers now on duty in the U S Navy
Mrs. Mary Fankhauser gave a second and final Castleton recital Tuesday evening with over 200 guests. Performers included Eleanor Crouse North Lima Paul Mayer Barbara Widing and others from Youngstown and surroundings. Philadelphia Conservatory of Music guest Jon Carlin. vocalists Josephine Davis Delbert Mook Lenore Ann Pyle on piano. New Castle students presented a war bond and roses as gifts.
Mr and Mrs Nelson McCluskey of Katherine were honored for their silver wedding anniversary with a family dinner hosted by Mrs I O McCluskey in West Middleton. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Ray Smith and son Douglas of Pittsburgh and Mrs Anna Eckles of New Wilmington. The O F B members and husbands gathered at the McCluskey home for an informal evening with a specially set table and gifts.
Miss Mary De Matties daughter of Mr and Mrs Patsy DeMatties and Conn Dely son of Mr and Mrs Rocca Dely were married at St. Vitus Church on Saturday morning June 17. Rev Fr N DeMita officiated at 9 30 in front of a large gathering. The bride wore a white marguerite gown with an orange blossom crown and carried gardenias and white rosebuds. Maid of honor Miss Isabel DeSalve wore pink marquisette. Best man was Alfred DeJoseph. A wedding dinner was held for 25 guests. The couple will reside with the bridegroom's parents after a trip to New York and New London.
A McKvaine Guild picnic for First Presbyterian church members occurred Monday evening on Mrs. E. W. Beadel’s Rhodes Place lawn. Forty six seats were set including husbands as special guests. Mrs. William Beadel of Younestown shared as out of town Bulletin. Organizers named Mrs. Paul Dingledy Mrs. John Byers Mrs. Paul Wilson Mrs. Harry Lamps Jr Mrs. H J McCoy and Mrs. Roger Jewett.
Miss Jane Walls of Boyles Avenue, Bethany West Virginia, attended Bethany College commencement where she received a BA degree with cum laude honors. She was active in Alpha Tau Zeta, treasurer and president, and named to Who's Who. She has worked in AA Aluminum Company personnel.
Queen Esther class of Third United Presbyterian church met at Mrs. Tom Coultis home on Butler road. Mrs. Coultis presided, devotional led by Mrs. John Croyle, entertainment chaired by Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Kenehan. Betty Gray, Emerson Flansburg and Mabel Kocher won prizes. Picnic planned for July 18 at Cascade Park with Mrs. Ralph Sacript’s committee.
Members of the Margaret Lowry Guild of the Central Presbyterian church met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Leon Williams and Miss Cleora Williams on Raymond Street. Mrs. Kenneth Kauffman led the devotional period. Miss Freda Campbell presided at the business session which planned a picnic for July 18. Mrs. Howard Bly reviewed the American Leper Association. Hostesses served a buffet lunch assisted by Mrs. Ernest Lutz.
The Reading Circle of 06 gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. M P Roux home on Winslow Avenue for a basket picnic. Twenty persons were served with tables set with simmer flowers. Special members included Mrs John Agnew Mrs Lillie Fisher Mrs W J Marshall Isabelle Mitchell and Mrs Eva McKim. No meeting is scheduled until fall.
Ministers Wives gather Monday morning June 26 at 9 o'clock in Cascade Park Grove for their annual breakfast. Mrs. G. S. Bennett chairs with Miss Mary Alice White assisting, with changes to the regular meeting day noted.
Members of the Round-Up club will gather Thursday evening June 22 in the club rooms hosted by Mrs. Nicky Toscano Mrs. Frank Copple Mrs. Paul Lombardo and Mrs. John George.
The New Castle Unit of Junior Hadassah will install officers for the coming year at a dessert meeting tonight at The Castleton 7:30 PM. Guest speaker is J Raffel president of the local Zionist district. Mrs Abe Cohen will serve as installing officer. 1919 Club members met at Mrs Grace Whitlatchs home for cards and trophies.
Mrs Eliza Ann Troutman and Mrs Agnes Lorenz received awards while Mrs Warren Star attended as a special guest, recognized as a featured participant at the ceremony.
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