Wedding Woes From the Clergy on Bride and Groom Day
Clergy share funny and tense wedding moments from instruction to rings and delays. Ministers Rev. Thomas J. Jones and Dr. Robert F. Galbreath have wed over 2,000 couples, while Rev. Lynn A. Shindledecker recalls catching a dropped ring. A bride sobs over unfinished suit and a two hour wait for license waivers tests nerves.
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Thomas J. Jones
Robert F. Galbreath
Lynn A. Shindledecker
Shindledecker
Ralph E. Hovencamp
Hovencamp
New York State
Harmans Celebrate 35th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Harvey Harman former city residents announce their 35th marriage anniversary at their New Brunswick summer home Sergentville Me Invitations issued for a luncheon on July 5 Harman a renowned football coach formerly at Rutgers University George Little's death recently led to his appointment as director of the Hall of Fame
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Harvey Harman
New Brunswick
Sergentville
Harman
Rutgers University
George Little
Birthday Honors for Michael Wayne Klenotic at Party
A party honoring ten year old Michael Wayne Klenotic was hosted by his mother Mrs Nick Padovano. Guests Gary Hill Kathy Proctor and Agg Padovano won prizes while Mrs Howard Proctor helped serve refreshments at the event.
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Michael Wayne Klenotic
Nick Padovano
Gary Hill
Kathy Proctor
Agg Padovano
Howard Proctor
Baratttiero Guncy Rites Performed in St Lucy's Church
Miss Evangeline Baratttiero became the bride of Robert Guncy at 9 am in St Lucy's Church with Rev Dominick J Oliver officiating. The couple, from Aliquippa and Ellwood City families, will reside at 408 Sixth St after July 10 and take a Canada trip following a 7:30 reception for about 300 guests at Columbus Hall.
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Evangeline Barattiero
Robert Guncy
St. Lucy's Church
Dominick J. Oliver
Miss Barattiero
Frank Barattiero
N. Cedar St
Steve Guney
W. Grant St
Louise Barattiero
Mary Mangino
Barbara Gentsey
Francis Felix
Betty Ann Felix
Ellwood City
Local Hairdressers Plan State Convention Host duties
The Lawrence County Hairdressers Assn plans to host Florida for the national convention in July in Pittsburgh. A July 1 meeting at The Castleton and a demonstration by Grady Whiteather of Rochester, Pa, marked the educational portion.
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Lawrence County
Betty Ferguson Honored Guest at Canfield Party
Miss Betty Jane Ferguson bride elect of Clifford L. Gwin was guest of honor at a party hosted at Mrs. Jennie May Palmyra Road Canfield Ohio. Miss Ferguson received gifts after contests and refreshments. The couple will marry July 5 at Westfield Presbyterian Church with Rev Homer G. Becker officiating.
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Betty Jane Ferguson
Clifford L. Gwin
Jennie May
Palmyra
Canfield
Jane Moore
Ladies Eagles to Hold July Meeting
The Auxiliary of the Eagles will meet July 2 at 8 p.m. Mrs Isabel Jackson serves as July chairman in charge of activities. The Bell Friendship Club met June 26 at the Colony House Poland with forty members and one guest Mrs Ella Ringer Fyler. New members were welcomed Mrs Margaret Emig and Mrs Agnes O Neil.
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Pantherette Club
Union Calabra Club
Ralph Lemer
Robert Palus
Joseph Punio
A. J. Capezio
Lemer
Art Grazianni
Bell Friendship Club
Colony House
Poland
Ella Ringer Fyler
Dravesburg
Margaret Emig
Agnes O'Neil
Fifi Patton
Marie O'Leary
Hazel Monroe
Agnes Branstetter
Nellie Brown
Dorothy Uhl
Francis Burke
Kay Myler
Alliance Class to Hear Smiths
Members of the CLIP Bible Class at Alliance Tabernacle Pearson Street hear Rev and Mrs F A Smith of Colombia South America tonight at the Wm Bogle Home Old Pittsburgh Road. They will discuss their work in South America. Meeting at 8 with business led by Thomas McCann.
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Clip Bible
Alliance Tabernacle Pearson
Never Stop Learning, A Message From Garry C Myers
Dr Garry Cleveland Myers argues education widens opportunity though some succeed without it. He urges lifelong learning, night courses, and reading as essential for all, including gifted youths who leave school. Parents should ensure early reading skills and consider tutors, warning against substituting screens for books.
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Garry Cleveland Myers
Sara Engle Bible Class Anniversary Dinner
The Sara Engle Bible Class of the First Presbyterian Church of Bessemer marked its 30th anniversary with a dinner and program. Charter members were honored, and a large anniversary cake was presented by Mrs. Robert Rowe.
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Sara Engle
First Presbyterian Church of
Thomas Jasper
Leslie Nord
Audley Snyder
Alfred Lago
Samuel Craig
Margaret Chill
Chester Dean
Papa
Wayne Davis
John Hayes
Rowe
Grand International Auxiliary picnic planned at Cascade Park
Mrs Mary Cox presided as annual picnic planned for July 25 at Cascade Park Shelter 5 with dinner at 6 pm for husbands and families of members. Menu committee includes Mrs H T Roper and others. entertainment chair is Mrs Vernon Long with assistants. Regular GIA meetings resume in September. Spain is almost twice the size of Great Britain.
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Mary Cox
Grand International Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
YWCA
Cascade Park
H. T. Roper
Carl Jewell
Donald Warnock
Victor Beahm
Stephen Schneider
Carl Duckworth
John Ridley
Vernon Long
H. S. Sherman
C. A. Probst
GIA
19th Century Club Picnics at Mayo Hosts and Guests
Dr and Mrs Robert H Mayo hosted a recent 19th Century Club gathering at the parsonage 216 Clen Moore Blvd. Guests included Mr and Mrs Carlton Smith and Mrs Sadie Runkle. Wedding congratulations were extended to Mr and Mrs Carlton Smith. The Charter Roll was signed and will stay open for signatures until September. A corn roast is planned Sept 5 with hosts Mr and Mrs Thomas C Davis and Mr and Mrs Glenn E Weber.
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Robert H. Mayo
Clen Moore Blvd
Thomas C. Davis
Glenn E. Weber
Coles Sheen Engagement Reported By Mother
Announcement of the engagement of June E Coles daughter of Mrs John W Coles to Ralph R Sheen. Miss Coles works as a receptionist for Dr D L Perry and Dr S W Perry Jr. Sheen son of Mr and Mrs Ralph J Sheen is attached to the U S Navy and stationed at Lakehurst New Jersey. A late summer wedding is planned.
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June E. Coles
John W. Coles
Wildwood Ave
Mr. Coles
Ralph R. Sheen
Miss Coles
D. L. Perry
S. W. Perry Jr
Sheen
Ralph J. Sheen
East Brook Rd
U. S. Navy
Lakehurst
N. J
Personal Notices From Florida to Pennsylvania Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Orville Miller return to Clear water Florida after visiting their son and daughter in law Ray Miller in New Castle Ellwood Road Mrs John L Cain RD 5 returns home after a week with sister and brother in law S Stewart Butler friends in Meridian Connoquenessing and West Sunbury Pa Mrs Clara Whitman St Peters burg Fla visits her son and daughter in law Arnold R Whiting Old Princeton Road Frank Pittaway Castlewood hosts the PAT Club in a card evening high scores went to Mrs Norman Collins and Frank Burnside galloper prizes to Mrs Harriett Burnside and Norman Collins Host and hostess birthdays noted a hamburger served Mr and Mrs Dave Morgan 507 Court St will entertain the PAT Club July 16
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Orville Miller
Clearwater
Florida
Ray Miller
New Castle- Ellwood Rd
John L. Cain
S. Stewart
Butler
Meridian
Connoquenessing
West Sunbury
Clara Whitman
Frank Pittaway
Castlewood
PAT Club
Norman Collins
Frank Burnside
Harriett Burnside
Dave Morgan
Court St
Frances Willard Union Hosts Members At Dart Home
Frances Willard Union members gathered at 750 Washington St hosted by Miss Iretta Dart. Devo tional lead by Mrs. Rogers, program lead Mrs. Aiken with assistance from McBurney Rhodes and Rogers. Review of Wake Up or Blow Up by Frank Labach concluded by Mrs. McKillop. President Mrs. Gilbert welcomed back after California. Picnic planned for July 19 with location to be announced.
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Frances Willard Union
Iretta V. Dart
Washington St
J. E. Rogers
C. E. Aiken
Robert McBurney
Oscar Rhodes
Rogers
Alice McKillop
Frank Laubach
E. G. Gilbert
California
Robert McConaghy
A. C. Gardner
Fashionable fall trends anticipate red as a key color
The New York Fashion Group previews fall styles with red highlighted as the top color. blues, purples, magentas, yellows and greens follow. Puritan influences appear in children'swear from Johnston with Miss Mayflower dresses. A curved jacket silhouette premieres with a slim skirt, while Fifth Avenue scenes show brisk pedestrians adjusting hemlines. Drive Slow Children Move Fast.
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New York
Dallas
Johnston
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the Catholic Gift Shop
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Adele Simpson
Louis Cardullo
Winslow Ave
Albert Anastasia
Henry DiGiacomo
Joseph Canfora
Joseph Leta Jr
Michael Strammela
Strammela
NEW Castle Drug CO
Rashid
Rug Cleaners Member
National Institute Rug Cleaning
Betty J. Ferguson
Ladies Eagles
Alliance
Smiths
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State St
Unione Calabro Hall
Nassau
Christian Dior
U. S
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N.Y
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Great Britain
VTL
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E. Washington St
Ayia
Azad
Ps Ni
Mayo
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Sheen Troth
Mother
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Marshall
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Pacific
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Pure Food Bakery
East Washington Street
Croton Avenue
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United Press
Pauline Trigere
Fifth Avenue
57Th Street
Manhattan
Lefs
Marett CO
Orgasonic Home Organ
By Baldwin
Fleming
Grn
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Kordite
Mercer
Grove ST
Highland Ave
Walmo Shopping Center
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Market Street
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