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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1951

Page

5

Seventh Ward Couple Plans 25th Anniversary Open House

Plans completed for the Silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Perrotta of 309 West Cherry Street. Married June 24 1926 at St. Lucy's Church by Rev. Fr. Sebastian Ippoloto. They have four children Nancy Yvonne Fred and Betty Ann and will host 4 to 8 pm open house at their home.

Phillip Perrotta West Cherry Street Seventh Ward St. Lucy’s Church Sebastian Ippoloto Nancy Yvonne Fred Betty Ann

Columbus society Father’s Day banquet set for June 23

The Christopher Columbus society will host its annual Father’s Day banquet on Saturday June 23 at 6 30 p m in Columbus hall Liberty Street. An after dinner dance will feature music by a local band with special committee members Nick Adamo Guy Masone Joe Marchionda Tony Conti Bill DeFelice and Domenick Prospero assisting.

Christopher Columbus Society Columbus Hall Liberty Street Nick Adamo Guy Masone Joe Marchionda Tony Conti Bill DeFelice Domenick Prospero

Mrs. J. A. Waddell Plans Move From Mahoningtown

Mrs. J A Waddell long time teacher of the Waddell Bible class of Mahoningtown Methodist church will move to Youngstown Ohio. The class named for her will hear her last lesson this Sunday at 9 45 am with aim for near full attendance.

J A Waddell North Liberty Street Waddell Mahoningtown

Brownie Troop 59 Stages Amateur Show at Church

Brownie Troop No 59 met Wednesday morning in St Margarets church for an amateur show presented to parents. The program opened with the scout promise and featured Brownies in singing and tap dancing with listed participants.

St. Margarets Church Scout Promise Patty Jolley Carol Farrone Rosemary Thompson Carol Batsel Francis Felix Rosemary Singer Dottie Sickels Judy Shope Betty Ross Lucille Tomman

Baton Dancers Shine as Troop 59 Holds Meeting

Sone baton dancing featured Antonette Ezzo and Madalaine Pecaraio with Rhoda Tackitt on flute. The show closed with the stage march and Taps. Leaders Mrs. Jennie Singer Mrs. Katherine Batsel and Mrs. Betty DeThomas announced next Troop 59 meeting at St Margarets Church at 11 o clock on June 27, with refreshments served.

Past Presidents Dinner Hosted by Railroad Brotherhood

Past Presidents of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen held a 1 PM dinner at Mrs. J. W. Doone’s East Long Avenue home. Mrs. W. G. Campbell led the business meeting in the president’s absence. Mrs. W. G. Sapper won the social prize. next gathering is a breakfast at Cascade Park on July 18.

Brotherhood of Railroad J. W. Doone East Long Avenue W. G. Campbell W. G. Sapper Cascade Park

Fishing trip to Canada by two locals

Lester Bumbaugh of 302 West Madison Avenue and Charles Kelly of East Brook are spending a two week vacation in Bucking ham Canada for fishing. They hope to bring back a number of fish upon completing their stay.

Lester Bumbaugh West Madison Avenue Charles Kelly East Brook Canada Buckingham

Cedar Street Returns from Redbank Visit

Cedar Street arrived home from a trip to Redbank New Jersey with her son and family Mr and Mrs William King Jr the outing marked a family visit and return to home.

Cedar Street Redbank N. J William King, Jr

Reds Suffer 19 139 Casualties During June 14 Week

The Army estimated that Communist forces in Korea incurred 19 139 casualties in the week ended June 14. Since the war began total Communist losses reached 1 162 500, including 593 500 North Koreans and 569 000 Chinese.

Washington INS Korea

Central Christians Mark Anniversary Night Service

Central Christian church celebrated its 54th anniversary with a large crowd and a candlelit program. Revival history was shared by Rev. Rainey as Thomas Phelps and Mrs. R J Price were named oldest members and Claudia Price the shortest membership.

Central Christian Church Rainey Thomas Phelps R. J. Price A. W. Bauman Claudia Price George Bauman William Houston Isaac Davis Helen Strobel Alberta Scriven Evelyn Bernine Franklyn R. Payne Pennsylvania Missionary Society Central Church Arthur Braden Central Christian

New Castle Afro-Americans Gather for Evening Prayer

South Side Prayer Band meets at 7 30 p m in Rev Delia Clark's home 405 Mahoning Avenue Rev L Kennedy of Youngstown to speak at 10 45 a m Sunday at Second Baptist Church A missionary program scheduled for 7 30 p m Drive Slow Children Move Fast.

South Side Prayer Band Delia Clark Mahoning Avenue Rev. L. Kennedy Youngstown Second Baptist Church

Personal Notes on Weddings and Visits Across Cities

Mrs E F Toepfer of 300 Hazel croft avenue hosts weekend guests Mrs G A Toepfer of North Olmstead Ohio and Mrs William Christy of Pittsburgh. Elizabeth Ann Sonday and John Hutchman Thorpe wed Alliance Ohio couple attend. Hazel Toepfer visiting sister Mrs John M Thorpe this week. Mrs Lillian Conner and Mrs R T Johns visited New York state with former residents Willard James of Kittanning Pa. Mrs Harvey Milholland called to Los Angeles for daughter S Brown illness. Mrs John Harper sustains sprained arm from a fall at home.

E. F. Toepfer Hazelcroft Avenue G. A. Toepfer North Olmstead William Christy Pittsburgh Margaret Toepfer Elizabeth Ann Sonday Eugene Sonday Alliance John Hutchman Thorpe John M. Thorpe Hazel Toepfer Armanda E. Toepfer Lillian Conner Blaine Street R. T. Johns Cunningham Avenue New York State Willard James Kittanning Harvey Milholland High Land Avenue Los Angeles Calif S. Brown John Harper

Much Wanted Man Taken In Cleveland

FBI agents and Cleveland police arrested Joseph Paul Cato in Cleveland just after midnight as he reported for a construction job. Cato, one of ten most wanted criminals, had been sought for the five year old murder of a glamorous San Francisco model. He reportedly boasted he would never be taken alive.

Washington INS FBI Cleve Joseph Paul Cato San Francisco Cato Cleveland

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