Council of Jewish Women NC entertains Polk residents
The New Castle Section sponsored a large party for 1,200 Polk State School residents in the school auditorium. Rabbi Luke Heber led an invocation and teen performers from Princeton area provided entertainment. Mrs. Maurice Slavonsky chaired the event with Mrs. William Cosel.
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Polk State School
New Castle
National Council of Jewish Women
Maurice Slavonsky
William Cosel
Luke Heber
Ellwood City
Slavonsky
Teenie Boppers
Princeton
Clair Lenhart
Kathy Axe
Mary Lou Smith
Brenda Skiba
Melinda McMillin
Bill Leonhardt
David Michaels
Junior Kendall
Carl Cornelius
Myrtle Thompson
Catherine Hardisky
Lou Adrian
Jessie Duckworth
Adrian
William Brooks
Ed Buntman
Gordon
Harry Hawkins
Bill Brooks
Lou Kruger
Thompson
Watson Smith
Skiba
Leonhardt
Buntman
Louise Karns
Tennie Boppers
Auditorum
James McClelland
Miss Sherman Engaged Bride-to-be Feted at Home Shower
Miss Pamela Sherman due to wed James Davis. A misc and canned goods shower at her home featured hostesses Mrs William Hedland and Mrs William Sechaner with white peonies in a blue water can. Grandmother Mrs Lillian Heasley from Philadelphia attended as guest and aid. Guests came from Mars and Akron Ohio. Door prizes awarded to Mrs Linda Cable and others. bridal party planned for June 26 service at Second United Presbyterian Church. Debbie Shevitz maid of honor with Joan Tranquillo bridesmaid. Vince Cimini best man Gary Cimini ushered. Ralph Sherman and David Davis junior ushers. Judy McQuiston flower girl. William Sherman ringbearer.
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Harley N. Merritt
Park Ave
Imperial Room
Halcyon Hazen
Mr. Merritt
Fred B. Hazen
N. M. Miller
C. Leland Merritt
Mahoning Lodge
Valley of New Castle
Penn Power
Merritt
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Walter H. Merritt
Bowie
Marshall W
Shirley) Leathers
Kenneth D. Merritt
Pamela Sherman
James Davis
William Hedland
William Sechaner
Lillian Heasley
Philadelphia
Mars. Franklin
Akron
Ohio
Linda Cable
Mars
Gerry Sizer
Darrell Black
Allen Deal
Damon Cable
Joan Tranquillo
Evans Davis
Miss Sherman
Debbie Shevitz
Miss Tranquillo
Vince Cimini
Gary Cimini
Ralph Sherman
David Davis
Judy McQuiston
William Sherman
Walmo Garden Club Hosts June Meeting at Neshannock Hills
The Williamsburg home of Mrs. James Bradford hosted the Walmo Garden Club June meeting with co host Mrs. Keith Roberts. Luncheon on the porch featured azalea and rhododendron arrangements in crystal containers while Mrs. T Emmett Chambers led an online workshop. Meetings resume in September at Mrs. Norman Cox's home.
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Williamsburg
James Bradford
Neshannock Hills
Walmo Garden Club
Keith Roberts
T. Emmett Chambers
Norman Cox
New Castle Bridge Club Winners At Castle Arms Meet
Nine tables played at Castle Arms Motor Hotel with events for north south and east west pairs. Top results include Mrs Russell Forney and Mrs Lloyd Keely first in north south, Miss Ruth Wilson and Mrs James Smith second, A O Leivo duo third, and Mrs Robert Kurth with Mrs Florence Dent fourth. East west winners were Mrs James Hamilton and Mrs Warren Morgan first, Betty Smith and Mrs Howard Collins second, Marshall Ruscetti with Sid Steiner third, and Ethel Foltz with William Morrison fourth. Director Max Hoover announced a tournament for 7:30 p.m. June 30.
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New Castle Bridge Club
Castle Arms Motor Hotel
North
South
Russell Forney
Lloyd Keely
Ruth Wilson
James Smith
A.O. Leivo
Robert Kurth
Florence Dent
Fast and West
James Hamilton
Warren Morgan
Betty Smith
Howard Collins
Marshall Ruscetti
Sid Steiner
Ethel Foltz
William Morrison
Grandson urged to leave home for college living
Dear Abby echoes a grandmother who objects to a guidance counselor pressuring teens to move out. She cannot support attic lodging for her ill health, and fears daily care and liability. Parents work to fund college. she questions pushing teens to live independently without resources.
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Abigail Ban Buren
Abby
Grandma
Dear Abby readers weigh in on guidance and weddings
Readers dispute advise on teens living at home and etiquette for weddings. A grandmother questions guidance on independence while Vince mocks a columnist’s plate manners. A couple shares how parental pressure affected their engagement and elopement.
Wound. Sign me: "NO WEDDING AND COULDN'T BE HAPPIER"
Reader writes to Abby seeking personal advice, asking to vent about a wedding and happiness. The letter includes instructions to mail a reply with a stamped addressed envelope to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, 90069.
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Abby
Los Angeles
Cal
Mitchum Anti-Perspirant Promises Luxurious Dryness
An old advertising copy touts Mitchum Anti-Perspirant as providing superior underarm dryness and positive protection. It claims dry underarms for heavy perspiration, extended protection with use, and less frequent application after four days, with liquid or cream forms and a 90 day supply priced at $3.00.
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Council of Jewish Women
Polk
Max Hoover
Fashion Barn Law Village Plaza
Vince
Clean Plate Club
Westgate Plaza
Protec
Highland Ave
S. Mercer
Grove St
Ellwood
Corner Spring
Std
Union Dry Cleaning
WED
N. Mercer ST
Loebby
Rose Jewelers
Jewelers Castle Arms Motor Hotel
Avril Bayou & Cotton
Avril Beyon-Si
Gingham Cheeks
Permarent Press
Canvas Plains
Plains & Stripes
Gotton Duck Prints & Plains
Poplin
Liberty Girl
LENO
Jamboree
Avril
Permanent Press
Patricia
Ventura
Mever-Press
Cettor Plains
Dacron
Poplin Plas
SEY
Suzette
Polyester
Ser
Permanert Press
Permarnert Press
Sailcloth Prints & Plains
Shenango Valley Mall
Sharon, PA
Dad
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Jacy la Sel Ea
E. Washington St
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