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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1949
Page
11
Plans are set for the annual holiday weekend dinner dance on Saturday July 2 at New Castle Country Club. Dinner at 6 30 and dancing 9 to 1 with an out of town orchestra. Reservations urged by Friday.
All-Together club members schedule their annual outing for Sunday July 10 at Cascade park with supper at 6:30 in shelter 6. Hostesses are Mrs Assunta Sabelli and Mrs Rose Coli. High score prizes go to Mrs Julia Mellirot Mrs Minnie Paiano Mrs Mary Anzalone and Mrs Mary Bertolino. Special guests include Mrs James Shaughnessy Mrs Ernest Gillest and Mrs Mary Bertolino. Luncheon served by Mrs Bertolino and Mrs Genevieve Micaletti.
In Zelienople English Lutheran Church on June 25 at 2 30 pm Miss Eloise Gross daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer C Gross became the bride of James A Gardner of Harmony The double ring ceremony featured white delphinium at each pew and lilies of the valley in her veil The bridal party included sister in law Mrs Kenneth Gross as attendant Best man was Kenneth Gross Ushers were Joseph Kerestly and Charles Minglin A reception followed in the church social rooms The couple will reside in New Castle after a northeast trip and plan a home on Worthington Avenue The bride is a Zelienople graduate
Miss Helen Gartner became the bride of Henry Bender at Christ Lutheran Church in New Castle on June 25 at 2 30 p m. The ceremony featured a double ring service by Rev Herbert Poellet with white carnations and delphinium decor. The bride wore Bur Mil satin with nylon yolk and seed pearl trim. her veil was illusion with a seed pearl crown. She carried a cascade of white roses and carnations with stephanotis and an orchid. Matron of honor Mrs Paul Hartfelder wore maize taffeta with sheer marquisette.
The groom, a Zelienople high school graduate and World War II Marine veteran, works for Pennsylvania Power in New Castle and studies at Youngstown College. His partner attended Duff's Iron City Business College and the American Institute of Banking and is employed by Peoples First National Bank in Pittsburgh. H. B. Roberts family plans a second annual reunion Monday July 4 at East Palestine Park with a basket picnic and provided meat rolls and coffee. Harry C. Smith Jr. chairs arrangements.
Families of the late John G Reynolds will hold their 48th annual reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Clare Wagner on Volant- Indian Runroad July 4. Unofficial bids for Meadville highway maintenance building total $502,800 with Montgomery Construction Co heating Bessemer Construction Erie for plumbing Hougherty & Son Freeport for electrical work and W R Ries & Co Merivale for electrical work.
A bride wore a tailored gown with yellow and ivory nerves and a braided yellow trim. Bridesmaids Anne Stevas and Renee Goetz wore pale green and pale orchid gowns. William Unger acted as best man with ushers Daniel Bender and John Binder. Mrs Hilda Kramer was organist with Miss Lena Mae McConnell singing. A church reception followed the ceremony and the couple planned a Washington DC wedding trip.
The young couple will establish residence at 414 Martin street in their newly furnished apartment. Mr and Mrs Bender are graduates of New Castle high school. Mrs Bender works in the District Plant Office of Bell Telephone Co while her husband is employed at United Engineering Co.
Miss Peggy DeBullo on Dewey Avenue received the Silver Needle club honor Wednesday evening. The birthday of Mrs Jean Audin was celebrated with a gift. Final plans were made for a Sunday picnic at Ew-
In Ellwood City the Ladies Club invites guests to a supper event with Sue Gennock present. The hostess Rose DeBulio aids the luncheon. The July 13 meeting will feature Sue Gennock from Home Street.
Mr and Mrs C A Allshouse announce the engagement of their daughter Lottie Margaret to Harold C Dicks son of Mr and Mrs C J Dicks of East Brook No wedding date has been set.
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