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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1928
Page
3
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The marriage of Miss Florence T Rice and Leo T O Laughlin took place at 9 oclock in St Marys Church with high mass said by Rev Fr Albert OLaughlin. The bride wore ibis Spanish lace and tea roses, with Helen Zenger as maid of honor and James OToole as best man. After a wedding breakfast for three, the couple will reside at 1114 West Washington Street after an eastern motor trip.
A Monday evening gathering at Mrs. R. E. Powers home in Milton Street honored newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boston with music and gifts. Esther Powers, Mrs. Charles Eddy, and Mrs. Boston performed, while Mrs. Powers and Miss Margaret Powers served refreshments. The event featured clergyman and market clerks among guests and yielded many presents.
An extended notice details a military afternoon bridge event at New Castle Field Club on Wednesday July 4 starting 2 30 PM for men and women. Committee members include Mrs J Norman Martin Mrs Fannie Gormley and Mrs L B Mather with numerous local clubs and social groups listed for coordination and future gatherings.
Miss Loretta C Lee married Alfred Carson Ver Valen of Baltimore in the First Methodist Episcopal church. The ceremony was led by Rev F E H Stough with 400 guests. reception for 150 at the bride’s home featured pink and green deco. The bride, a 1921 high school graduate and Peabody diploma holder, will reside in Baltimore. Notables from Butler and Baltimore attended.
About 75 youths attended the informal dance at the New Castle Field Club Monday evening. Music and refreshments fueled social time until 11. Various club notices follow, listing entertainments, meetings, and picnics for local groups and villages.
Hoover Heights services outline a young people talk by Alf Goveh at the Hoover Heights Tabernacle. Children's service Friday at 9:30 led by Mrs. T. Anderson. Friday evening service at 7:45. Board meetings moved to this Saturday at 7:45. Sunday school picnic planned for Wednesday July 4 as a basket affair. Contact Supt. L. EB. Bogle for details.
The West Side W C T U held Flower Mission Day on Friday afternoon with bouquets arranged for the event.
Mrs A J Hunter and a party from Boston avenue presented flowers to residents at the Lawrence County Home. Mrs J Rimnold led the floral visit in her auto with Mrs J B Rote and Mrs R B Long, along with a Hunter relative. A prayer meeting was held there and fifty other bouquets were given to sick and shut ins.
John T. Davies of Martin street is seriously ill with pneumonia but slowly improving. Mrs. B. D. Patterson and her New York City children visit her mother Mrs. E. N. Townsend in Marshall Avenue. Horace Morgan and Wil liam Lyons families spent the weekend in Erie. Mrs. Joseph E. Clare and son Joseph Jr. of Los Angeles visit sister Mrs. Andrew Reider on Edison Avenue. John Colnot of Los Angeles, formerly of the city, visits brother Jacob Colnot on Pearson Street. Nicholas Colnot on Bay Street. Mrs. J. G Lechner and Frances left for a motor trip to Akron Canton Cleveland and nearby towns. Mrs. Albert Ellis recuperating at sister R. H. McBride’s Park Avenue home shows improvement. Nurse student Frances Palmer of Youngstown City Hospital spent weekend with mother Mrs. Margaret Palmer on Pearson Street. Virginia McBride of Park Avenue recovering from tonsil removal at New Castle hospital is progressing well. Miss Gladya Thomas of Delaware Avenue leaves for Pittsburgh for a Carnegie Institute music course.
Dr and Mrs G Elmer Martin of Pittsburgh announce the birth of a daughter June 23. Dr Martin is a son of Mr and Mrs J B Martin of this city. Mr and Mrs Nicholas Carran of South First Street announce the birth of a daughter June 24 named Gloria Delores.
A partial list shows marriage licenses issued to individuals from New Castle, West Pittsburgh, Baltimore Maryland, Ellwood City, and Pittsburgh area towns. Names include Natale Orrigo, Josephine Arket, Loretta Let, John Zajac, Alma Golis, Albert Allle, Mary Albert, Wm. F. Kuhlman Jr, Gladys Halewell, Carmelo Chiesalo, Genevieve Pragale, Martin Emilko, and Mary Pavel among others. Location details are scattered across New Castle, Bellylew, Avalon, Pintsburgh, and Chewton with multiple pairs listed.
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