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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
11
A reader worries honesty hurts coworkers after revealing a coworker’s alcoholism. Abby advises a kind lie or silence may be better than cruel truth. A 14 year old with $1455 faces gifts, and a husband asks if his wife is Miss America 1935, answered with name confirmation.
Mr and Mrs George H Walters of Slippery Rock RD 3 marked their 25th wedding anniversary with a surprise party hosted by their children at the daughter’s home on RD 4. The couple wed June 23 1938 in New Castle with Rev J E Neyman. Their children are Donna Duncan of Gettysburg Janet Dean of RD 4 and Larry Walters.
The Chrysolite Club met in Division St club rooms for a card party. Prizes were won by Mrs. Dom Retort and Mrs. John DiSanti. Hostess Mrs. Steve D Augustine was aided by Mrs. James Knorr. Next meeting set for July 10 with hostess Mrs. James Fulena.
Ladies of New Castle Country Club enjoyed perfect weather for the Even Hole event in two divisions. Winners for 18 holes: Mrs. Charles Phipps first, with Mrs. H C Ketchum and Mrs. David Perry tied for second. Mrs. R W Sonnhalter had the fewest putts. Nine holes led by Mrs. James Bradford, with Mrs. John Barrett second. Mrs. Reginald Bailey had the fewest putts. Honors in sinking approach shots went to Mrs. David McBride and Mrs. Thomas Elliott. Betty Smith claimed high bridge honors, with Mrs. Pearson Furst second and Mrs. Russell Allen third. A buffet lunch was served and the club announced upcoming Ladies Day events. The July 4th holiday falls on the weekly Ladies Day. next is July 11 with a Women’s Calcutta and bridge play beginning at the usual hour.
A long roster of names and street addresses appears, listing individuals and their residences across Ellwood City, New Castle, New Wilmington, Pulaski, Wampum, Portersville, and Youngstown areas. The list includes many retirees and discharged individuals alongside families and households.
At Jameson Memorial Hospital a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Robert F Rainey of 212 Bluff Street on June 27.
Hillsville couple Mr and Mrs Dan Creature mark their 50th anniversary with an open house July 7 from 1 to 10 pm. They wed July 2 1913 in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Youngstown CO. They have four daughters and 13 grandchildren. He began barbering at age 15 in New Castle.
Mrs. Lucille Carroll and Mrs. Mary Carroll announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Lee Carroll to Donald L. Latimer Jr. Latimer is the son of Mrs. Latimer of Cleveland Ohio and the late Mr Latimer. Sandra Lee Carroll is a Neshtannock High School graduate employed at Johnson Bronze Co. Latimer is a Union High School graduate who recently completed three years in the U.S. Army. Wedding plans are indefinite. Leisure Evening Club gathered at the home of Mrs. Joseph Sanfilippo on Thorpe Street with prizes won by Mrs. Patsy DeMarco, Mrs. Robert Sturdevant, Mrs. Sanfilippo, and Mrs. Richard Cunningham. Cunningham received a birthday gift. Sturdevant joined as a member. A family picnic is set for July 10 at Ramblers Rest.
Camp footwear demands careful selection to protect growing feet. Ensure proper fit with room for growth, bring two pairs of leather Oxfords, and use leather uppers for ventilation and support. Prefer Indian leather moccasins or ankle high chukka boots for extra protection and comfort.
The Young People’s Improvement Committee of St. John United Holy Church will stage a Tom Thumb Wedding this Sunday at 5 p.m. in the church with a reception in the social room afterward. Faye Thompson and Melinda Bell lead the event.
Mrs. Dave Memo of Fern Street entertained the Aprons Off Club for a 500 game. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Al Taylor, Mrs. Joseph Ryczaj, and Mrs. Louis Rotano. Guest was Mrs. Al Duda. Mrs. Ryczaj of West Division Street to host August meeting.
Recipe notes describe a fruit salad with a cheese topping. It includes cran berry sauce mayonnaise and sour cream blended to a smooth mix and folded with crumbled blue cheese for a rich, savory fruit salad.
The piece touts electricity as reliable and economical easing household chores and saving money. It extols ironing tips and budget-minded living while contrasting government spending with investor owned electric companies providing future power.
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