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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
11
Dear Abby column prompts letters from readers and a Florence Italy response about whether spaghetti should be eaten with a fork and spoon. The exchange includes opinions from Velia, Abigail Van Buren, and Italian restaurateurs claiming mixed methods.
Patricia Ann Micco and Eugene Houston wed at St Marys Church on June 8 in a double ring ceremony. The couple resides on West Pittsburg Road after a honeymoon in New York. reception for 400 at South New Castle Fire Hall. bride a New Castle High School graduate. groom employed at C D Ambrosia Co.
Karen Anne Frantz and Richard L. Sanders united in a 2:30 p.m. ceremony at Northminster UP Church. Miss Frantz wore silk organza with Venise lace and a chapel train. Richard Sanders is a Columbia Gas Co. employee and Navy veteran. The couple, both Freeport natives, will reside at 415 E Moody Ave after a trip to New York and New England.
Miss Sandra Williams was honored by her attendants Mrs Badger Miss Judy Houk and Miss Linda White at the Houk home on Walnut Street Gifts were given as a treasure hunt with pink and white decor Prizes went to Miss Carla Shaffer Miss Judy Long Miss Valjean Morns and Mrs Charles Shaffer The door prize was won by Mrs Robert Rupp An open church ceremony is planned Friday at 7 30 p m at Central Christian Church with a reception at Robinsons Banquet Hall Mrs Badger will be matron of honor and Miss Houk and Miss White will be bridesmaids Jodi Lynn Dale and Terry Lee Dale are cousins of the bride The groom’s brother Robert Bupp is best man with ushers Tom Linton and Scott Shaffer The bride elect is the daughter of Mrs Neal E Williams and the late Mr Williams Fiance Lynn Bupp is the son of Mr and Mrs Paul Bupp of East Washington Street
The College of Regeants led a ritual as Women of the Moose installed officers including Beth Leasure as senior regeant Ann Bell man as graduate senior regeant Idabelle Dout as junior regeant Agnes Koch as chaplain Elizabeth Lie treasurer Irene Farenbaugh as recorder Sue Pander as sen try Peggy Kirklen as argus Dorothy Mitcheltree Pauline Kramer as guides Orpha McConnell as ee A social followed with visiting chapters Helen Rhodes of New Brighton won the door prize Vi Haggerty chaired the event The next meeting is set for Wednesday at 8 p m in the Moose Home Academy of Friendship will meet there after the regular meeting
Mrs. Joseph Bondi of Patterson Ave hosted the Thursdiet tes Club evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Richard Cavalier and Mrs. Richard King. Mrs. King of Patterson Ave will be hostess July 11.
Kenneth Wayne Shiderly and Miss Margaret Shulack were married in a candlelight ceremony June 15 at Westfield Presbyterian Church. The couple, from New Middletown Ohio and Enon Valley, plan to reside there after a honeymoon in Wildwood New Jersey. The bride’s party included Miss Jeanne Shulack and Miss Carole Shulack as attendants, with Charles Leslie as best man. Guests numbered about 300 at a reception in the American Legion Hall in Bessemer. The bride is a North Beaver High School and Westminster College graduate and a Mohawk Area Schools teacher. the groom is an North Beaver High School graduate and apprentice bricklayer with Seltzer Brothers Construction Co.
The Women's Auxiliary of the City Rescue Mission met at Gas ton Park for a picnic. Rev F D Marshall gave invocation and Charles Martin offered prayer. B F Johnson presided over devotions. Mrs George Jones led business and announced plans to furnish the dormitories. The mission will be dedicated this fall with an organ donated by First Presbyterian Church in memory of Robert McKinney.
Mrs. Martha King of 1416 Washington St has been asked by the American Association of Doctors Nurses to serve on its project committee The organization made up of office nurses and medical assistants will hold a convention June 26 to 29 in Chicago
An open reception for Mr and Mrs Francis D Rauth Jr will be hosted at the home of her parents 3205 Wilmington Rd Wednesday from 7 to 9 p m The couple married June 22 at St Barnard Mt Lebanon Janet Moore later worked at Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing Francis D Rauth Sr is from Mt Lebanon and their son attended the University of Pittsburgh and served in the U S Navy
John H. and Mary Ward Cole mark 50 years of marriage July 2 at Ellwood City's Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church where they have long attended. They have six children 18 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. A family dinner is planned July 2 and a church reception July 6.
New Castle Assembly No 1 Order of Rainbow for Girls sponsors a car wash at Conti's Service Station on West State Street and Miller's on Wilmington Road and Carkit and 2rd Miller's on Washington Street and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Funds aid travel to Grand Assembly at University Park in August.
Steve Dmiels age 62 of 11 Miller Street was admitted yesterday to New Castle Bee hospital for a broken hip after a fall at work at Fleming Steel Co. He is in fair condition today.
The group will convene Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the New Penn Hotel for a regular gathering with members invited to attend and participate.
Lorraine Denny age 11 of 2396 Martha Street was treated for a broken right knee after a fall at New Castle Hospital yesterday morning and discharged.
Laura Elias of 1402 Hamilton Street suffered a chin cut and was treated at New Castle Hospital after being accidentally pushed against a pole while swimming at the YWCA pool. She was discharged later that day.
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