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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1946
Page
6
A Harrisburg dispatch reports Mrs Kay D Major wife of a Nanticoke physician issued ten rules for physicians wives to ease their burden. The etiquette list covers telephone evasiveness, locating the doctor during emergencies and avoiding drawing attention when others praise their spouses.
The men and boy members of Trinity Lutheran Church in Pittsburgh completed a hand copied King James Bible in Old English lettering. The project took two months and was promoted by Pastor Dr. Robbin B. Wolf to stimulate Bible study.
Column announces policy requiring birth notices to be signed with writer name and address and to include the doctor's name. Indicates submissions must follow this form for publication.
Multiple birth announcements list parents and addresses for newborns at Jameson Memorial hospital, Jameson Memorial hospital on June 22 23 and 24. Names include Phillips Burns Rogers Hayes Lewis Rowe Mc Kee Anderson Perrotta Leonard Dombrowski and others with city addresses in Bessemer Ellwood City New Castle.
Portland leaders of the Historical Automobile club organize to restore and preserve old-time cars in a museum. Members own an array including a 1910 Franklin a 1915 Reo a 1910 Chalmers a 1905 Oldsmobile a 1910 White and a 1915 Detroit Electric.
Miss Anneta Reed wed Richard Shaffer in a small study ceremony at the Third U P church on Saturday evening. Forty guests attended a reception at the groom’s home. The couple, who will reside with his parents, declined a wedding trip. Shaffer recently left the U S Navy. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Zeigler and daughters Ruth and Lois of Evans City.
Mary DiCico daughter of Mr and Mrs Cantarelli of Chewton married Adam Palagallo at First Pentecostal Church Wampum in a candlelight double ring ceremony at 6 30 p m Rev Edwin Schmid officiated music by Mrs J A Reid and Helen Zahn. Reception for about 250 guests followed at the Jewish Council House Beaver Falls with a departure for Niagara Falls and Canada.
Ten employees of the district traffic office honored Miss Doris Johnson at a miscellaneous shower and picnic held Thursday evening. Miss Johnson will wed Paul McConnell of New Wilmington Tuesday afternoon in her home on Sumner Avenue.
Mr and Mrs Edward Millison of Volant announce the engagement of their daughter Bett Jane Millison to Roland D Adams son of Mrs Emma Adams of Mercury 226. No wedding date has been set.
Members of the White-Thompson families plan the thirty fifth annual reunion on Thursday June 27 at Willard Grange Hall Frew Mill Road likely in the Frew Mill area.
Miss Clara Elari daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Elari of 703 East Sutton Street will wed Charles Zona son of Mrs Christine Zona of 120 Center Street at 9 oclock Thursday morning in an open church ceremony at St Vitus church Elizabeth Blair will be the maid of honor and Joan DeAngelis the best man
Members of the Neshannock Township Firemen's auxiliary will be entertained Tuesday evening at the East Brook road home of Mrs. Frank Krause. Co hostesses include Mrs Charles Lorenz Mrs William Knight and Mrs FE J Oesterling.
Friendship circle members of the People's Mission were entertained at the Bellavenue home of Mrs. Sadie Parks. Devotionals were led by Mrs. Erma Owre and talks by Mrs. Charles Robinson on Right Tdv ing and Mrs. Clarence Thompson on Characters of the Bible and Their Lives. Mrs. Rigby accompanied a song. Nancy McEwen sang. lunch was served by the hostess and co-hostesses. The group meets at Mrs. John A. Cameron on Harbor road Thursday evening July 11 with co-hostesses Mrs. Herman Byler and Mrs. Clarence Montgomery.
Mrs. Clara Castle hosted a Friday evening birthday and house warming at 1119 West Washington for her sister Mary Jessum. Refreshments, group singing with Edith Barr, Virginia Cherozzi on guitar, and recitations by Marvy Jessum and Walter Bishop provided entertainment. Mary received many cards and gifts.
The Willing Workers' class of Croton Methodist Church gathered at Mrs. J. O. Cameron's McCaslin home for a recent evening. Forty two attendees included husbands as special guests. Mrs. Earl Cook led devotionals. Mrs. Sarah Pisley and Mrs. Cameron directed games. Refreshments were served by the hostess with Mrs. Earl Jordan's assistance. Co-hostesses included Mrs. Stella Kilbreath, Mrs. Julia Nixon and Mrs. Alice Patterson.
Mr and Mrs Leo Cavender and family of Pittsburgh return after attending the McCum mins Williams wedding. Wallace Byers returns to University of Illinois after a Pulaski road visit. John Frasso leaves for Pittsfield Massachusetts for a three week visit. Mrs J F Vonverau returns home to East Orange after visiting her parents on Mount Jackson road. Mrs Martha McClure of Englewood avenue visits daughter Lieut Darthy McClure at Philadelphia Navy Yard. Mrs J P Weyrick and daughter Shirley return to St Louis after visiting M E Bare family. Miss Pearl Hutchinson returns from two week visit with the G R Gardner family near Cleveland. Mr and Mrs C E Armstrong of West Garfield avenue depart for Penn State for graduation of son Clarence. Barbara Gwin visits Miss Shirley Weyrick at the Bare home and returns to Altoona. Mr and Mrs R J Benson visit Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. Charles Z Mills arrives at Pocono Manor Inn. Mr and Mrs Claude Duncan Castlewood, Mr and Mrs Elmer Duncan Youngstown, and Mrs Levada Robinson Sampson street spend weekend with L G Hirch in Cleveland. Mrs R F Billingsley of Arnolds Park returns after wedding of her niece Miss Sallie McCummins to George Williams Jr. She accompanies sister Mrs Leo McCummins to Chicago.
False teeth slip or drop during talking laughing or sneezing causing embarrassment. The ad claims FASTEETH powder keeps plates firmly set with no gummy taste or paste feel. It promises a confident sense of security and comfort and urges buying at any drug store.
Ins? SEF Industries Inc announces a spherical roller thrust bearing after ten years of research. President William L. Batt says the design combines high load capacity and speed with low temperature operation, aiding wind tunnel research and maintenance of large vertical pumps, generators, and high speed machinery.
In Highland Park, Pittsburgh, fifty rhesus monkeys from India arrived at the zoo and are settling in, promising lively monkeyshines as they adapt to their new home.
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