Arlene MacDonald to wed Kenneth Emery on June 30
Miss Arlene MacDonald daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold MacDonald of 501 W Washington St and Kenneth Emery son of Mr and Mrs Oliver Emery of Harlandsburg will marry June 30 at 2 30 pm in the home of Rev T J Jones. The event follows a recent miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs William Thompson aunt of the bride and others. Prizes were awarded to several attendees and a corsage was made from ribbons as a keepsake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene MacDonald
William Thompson
Harold MacDonald
Mark Guthrie
William Emery
Evelyn Lutz
Dorothy Price
Miss MacDonald
Dale MacDonald
Arlene and
Kenny
Washington St
Kenneth Emery
Lucky Mothers Club Hosts June Event and July Park Meeting
Mrs. Angelo Canale hosted the Lucky Mothers club on June 23 featuring games and social events. Prize winners included Mrs. Consiglia Natale and Mrs. Theresa Camilla, with help from Mrs. Arlie Shifflet and Mrs. Ez zio Pagani for the lunch. A July 7 Cas cade Park meeting is planned with Mrs. Jennie Sfreddo as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Canale
Lucky Mothers Club
Consiglia Natale
Theresa Camilla
Arlie Shifflet
Ezzio Pagani
Cascade Park
Jennie Sfreddo
Dibbleys Return From Honeymoon and Wedding
Mr and Mrs James Robert Dibbley reside at 324 Norwood Ave after a Lake Erie honeymoon. The bride Eleanor Marie Benson daughter of Carl A Benson is wed to James Robert Dibbley son of Rose Dibbley. The double ring ceremony was June 17 at St John’s Lutheran Church with 100 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robert Dibbley
Norwood Ave
Lake Erie
Michael F. Kapraly Jr
Michael F. Kapraly, Jr
Dibbley
Buena Mcllrath
Robert Gettings
Line Rd
She‘nango High School
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
Shenango High School
Bell Telephone Company
Ecclesian Women Picnic at Cascade Park
Ecclesian club members enjoyed a Cascade Park picnic Tuesday evening with a large turkey dinner. Edith Faella Joseph Wallace George Hintz and Bert Torchio received contest trophies. Anthony Chiarazzi won the door prize and Faella the treasure chest prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Ecclesian Club
Cascade Park
Edith Faella
Joseph Wallace
George Hintz
Bert Torchio
Anthony Chiarazzi
Faella
Harry Broschart
Hrntz
Frank Mateja
William Clingan
Chiurazzi
Tochio
Linda Remaley Feted at Sleep Over June 26
Linda Remaley was feted at a sleep over party June 26 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Orrico at 719 Blaine St. Sombo club members included Linda Remaley as president and Mary Ann Orrico as vice president. Linda will move with her parents to Westfield New Jersey in August where Mrs. Remaley will take a new teaching job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Remaley
Frank Orrico
Blaine St
Mary Ann
Sombo Club
Mary Ann Orrico
Cynthia Lou Plant
Nancy Beth
Barbara Ann Plant
Remaley
Linda
Mattocks Pickel Nuptials At Epworth Church
Miss Joan Elaine Mattocks and Lewis Homer Pickel married at Epworth Methodist church with double ring vows. The bride, from 1709 Atkinson St, wore a nylon tulle gown, and the couple planned a motor trip to Atlantic City after the ceremony. A reception for over 200 followed at the bride's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Homer Pickel
Atlantic City
N. J
Epworth Methodist Church
Ruth Ave
Joan Elaine Mattocks
George Alfred Mattocks
Atkinson St
Lewis K. Pickel
Spruce St
Lynn A. Shindledecker
Order of Rainbow
Mr. Mattocks
Doris Meister
Diane Farrington
Jean Shaffer
Letitia Market
Wampum
Sally Roberts
Edward Gilmore
Pickel
Robert Crusan
Pittsburgh
William Marsh
Youngstown
David Locke
G. Richard Mattocks
Ernest Kray
Anna Moore Pyle
Leroy Edmiston
Richard Mattocks
Gerald Milks
H. R. Kray
Janet McCollum
Frank Bower
William Cox
Mildred Lusk
P. G. Randall
Matt Hoffman
John Riley
William Johns
Pollyne Parker
Epworth Church
Union Township High School
First
Federal Savings and Loan Association
New Castle
Pandoras Club Schedules July Cascade Park Dinner Details
Members of the Pandoras club met in the Sons of Italy club rooms on June 28. Mrs. Joseph De Lullo led the meeting and plans were made for a tureen dinner at Cascade Park on July 6 at 7 p.m. Mrs. Pat Juliano and Mrs. Michael Scungio led arrangements. Lunch followed, hosted by Mrs. Michael Lenhart with help from her daughter Janice. The next meeting is July 12 at Cascade Park with hostesses Mrs. Vito Colello and Mrs. Pat Peluso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pandoras Club
Sons of Italy Club
Joseph de Lullo
Cascade Park
Pat Juliano
Michael Scungio
Michael Lenhart
Janice
Vito Colello
Pat Peluso
Richard DuBrocks to Live in Royal Oak Michigan
Richard DuBrock and Sylvia Lee Drespling wed June 25 at Croton Methodist church. They will reside in Royal Oak Michigan after a Canada honeymoon. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Mike Drespling of 48 Martin Street and the groom is son of Mr and Mrs Levi DuBrock. The ceremony featured rings exchanged and a lace and nylon tulle gown with pearls. A reception for 300 followed at the bride’s home. Both are New Castle High School graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Thomas DuBrock
Royal Oak
Michigan
Canada
Patricia Jean Crespling
New Castle Senior High School
Jameson Memorial Hospital
DuBrock
Nash Corporation
Ann Gettings
Walter Majors
Glenn Spaulding
Ann Ross
S. W. Moore
Mike Drespling
Harvey E Geigers Have Open House
Mr and Mrs Harvey E Geiger of Bessemer celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house on Saturday June 25. About 175 relatives and friends attended at their home, where a gold trimmed cake and gifts were on display. Daughters Arlene and Carol Robb assisted in the afternoon, and nieces Mrs Lawrence Tennis and Mrs Mollie Mollenkopf helped in the evening. Out of town guests included Mrs Ben Mosier and daughter Lorene of Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey E. Geiger
Bessemer
Frank Robb
Arlene
Carol Robb
Lawrence Tennis
Mollie Mollenkopf
Mrs. Geiger
Ben Mosier
Lorene
Cleveland
Ohio
George McCracken Circle 168 G A R meets in Woodman hall
George McCracken Circle 168 of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic held a June 21 meeting in Woodman hall with President Mrs Rebecca Mckissick presiding. Plans were made for a Cascade Park breakfast July 20 at 9 am and a Memorial Day report noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCracken
Ladies of the
Grand Army of the Republic
Woodman Hall
Rebecca Mckhissick
Cascade Park
McKissick
Joseph Soloman
Evelyn Woods
V. F. W. Auxiliary of
Pennsylvania
Jessie Exposito
Neshannock
McBride
Neshannock Bridge
Houk Family Reunion Set for July at Wampum Park
J. C. Houk family members plan their annual reunion on Saturday July 2 at Wampum Ball Park. A picnic dinner is scheduled for 6 36 p m with both afternoon and evening activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Houk
Wampum Ball Park
St John’s W M S Holds June Session
The St John’s women’s missionary society met Tuesday evening in the church for an informative program on overseas mission fields. Mrs Howard Phillips led devotions and highlighted work in India Liberia Japan British Guiana and Argentina. Miss Mary Riffer announced plans for the coming year and the June 30 Reception Day at Zelienople Lutheran Children’s Home with Rev Henry Whiting as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of
St. John’s
F. J. Paolone Jr to Wed Miss Huston
Miss Donna Jean Huston of Springfield and Fred J Paolone Jr of Springfield announce their betrothal and upcoming marriage. The couple plans to wed August 6. Huston is a Mount Pulaski High School graduate employed by the University of Illinois. Paolone is a recent U. S. Army veteran working in the Internal Revenue Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Huston
Mount Pulaski
Iil
Donna Jean Huston
S. Ninth St
Springfield
Fred. J. Paolone
S. First St
Paolone
Bleakley Ave
New Castle
St Andrews Guild Closes Season Social and Picnic
The St Andrew's guild of St Andrew's chapel closed its season with a Tuesday picnic hosted by Mrs Don Barber of Covert road. Supper at 6 30 followed by a business meeting. Sept 13 was named for resuming activities with Mrs William Mayer and Mrs David Riley as hostesses. Guests included Mrs Thomas Beavens and Mrs Robert Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Guild
St. Andrew’s Chapel
Don Barber
Covert Road
Warren van Horn
William Mayer
David Riley
Thomas Beavens
Youngstown
Robert Davis
Ashtabula
Ohio
Wheelchairbound Sam Penwell Honored at Bessemer Party
Sam Penwell of Bessemer, confined to a wheelchair since age three, was feted at a home party hosted by Lois Stanbul and Joan Staipanich. Gifts included a portable radio and a wallet with money. The 1954 Bessemer High School graduate will enroll at Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center in Fisherville, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Penwell
Bessemer
Leon Stanbul
Lois Stanbul
Joan Staipanich
Penwell
Bessemer High School
Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center
Fisherville
Virginia
Penwells Take Motor Trip to Canada After Wedding
Mr and Mrs Thomas Penwell wed at St Lawrence church Hillsville then plan a week in Canada. They will reside with the bride’s parents in Edenburg on return. The couple were married by Rev Joseph Mas trangelo with a large reception in Hillsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Penwell
Canada
Edenburg
Rocco Macri
Penwell
Virginia Macri
Robert Penwell
Hillsville
St Lawrence Church
Joseph Mastrangelo
Loretta Mack
Nancy Penwell
Elsie Verlotte
Frank Diana
Joseph Commisso
John DiLullo
iCozy Inn
St. Lucy’s Club
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Pennsylvania Association For the Blind
Orange Ladies Dinner Marks Lodge Anniversary
Orange Ladies' Lodge No. 129 held an anniversary dinner at the Knights of Malta hall on E Washington St during the June meeting. Decorations featured orange and blue with blooms. Charter members Mrs. Maria Pence Mrs. Kelly Mechling and Mrs. Myra Park received gifts from Mrs. Blodwen Davis. Next meeting is July 8 and a Cascade Park picnic is planned for July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Ladies’ Lodge No. 129
Knights of Malta
Washington St
Iris McGriff
Blodwen Davis
Maria Pence
Kelly Mechling
Myra Park
Mary Shaner
Ethel James
Cascade Park
Daugherty Family Holds 1955 Reunion at Jackson Knolls
On Saturday June 25 the family of Mrs J R Daugherty and the late Mr Daugherty gathered for a 1955 reunion at the home of their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Ralph Andrews of Jackson Knolls. All twenty six members attended an afternoon of swimming games a picnic dinner and more sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Daugherty
Mr. Daugherty
Ralph Andrews
Jackson Knolls
Annual Wagner reunion scheduled for July 4 at Shawood
A Wagner family reunion will be held Monday July 4 at Shawood. Attendees are urged to bring photos and share memories of relatives. Organizers request RSVP to ensure seating and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawood Park
Rotary-Ann Club Hosts Picnic Dinner at Mooney Home
Rotary-Ann Club entertained 84 guests at a picnic dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Mooney in Walma. Fred H. Allen gave grace as Mrs. Alec Samuels, president, welcomed attendees. Dr. Arthur B. Foster led ceremonies and a panel included Mrs. Albert O. Knecht and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary-Ann Club
Samuel A. Mooney
Walma
Grace
Fred H. Allen
Alec Samuels
Alex G. Mathieson
William O. Mooney
Fred Sacripanti
G T Club Hosts Card Evening At Nicholson Home
G T club members met Tuesday night at Mrs. Frank Nicholson’s 706 Cumberland Ave for a card evening. Prizes went to Mrs. A G Skunder and Mrs. Anna Murray, with lunch served by Mrs. Nicholson assisted by her daughter Carol. Special guests were Mrs Ray Burgo Mrs Melvin Angleton and Mrs Leo Nicholson. Meetings will pause in July and August with the next gathering set for the first Wednesday in September at Mrs. Stella Rogan’s Franklin Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Club
Frank Nicholson
Cumberland Ave
A. G. Skunder
Anna Murray
Carol Nicholson
Ray Burgo
Melvin Angleton
Leo Nicholson
Stella Rogan
Franklin Ave
Up and Coming Club Hosts June 22 Event
Mrs Andrew Ferro hosted the Up and Coming club on June 22 at South Street with games and prizes won by Mrs Dan Apecelli and Mrs Jo seph Regna. Mrs Joan Albertini attended and helped serve a late lunch. Birthday gifts were given to Mrs Ferro, and the club will visit Mrs Tony Ferro on July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Ferro
South St
Dan Apecelli
Joseph Regna
Joan Albertini
Albertini
Naomi Circle Enjoys Desserts at Highland United
Naomi Circle held a Tuesday afternoon event at Highland United Presbyterian Church with hostesses Mrs. Russell Tait Mrs. Harry Helmick Mrs. E. J. King and Mrs. Carl Reeble. Miss Joyce Johns performed vocal numbers and Miss Marmee Houk with Miss JoAnn Gennock played Beethoven. Mrs. Reed led the business session and plans for October and May projects were announced. A nominating committee was named and the next assembly is set for September 27 in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Circle
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Russell Tait
Harry Helmick
E. J. King
Carl Reeble
Frank Broaddus
Joyce Johns
Jay L. Reed
Marmee Houk
JoAnn Gennock
Beethoven
Reed
Donald Headings
A. Bergland
Robert A. Eckles
Cc C Club Hosts Picnic Dinner At Winslow Ave
The C C club met June 19 for a picnic dinner and card evening. Mrs Samuel Rainey won the prize. Mr and Mrs Victor DeProspero to host next meeting July 7 at their Winslow Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. C. Club
al DeVivo
C. C. Club
Samuel Rainey
Victor DeProspero
Winslow Ave
Boy 7 Hurt After Fall From Bunk at Home
Seven year old Jack Conner, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Conner of 1611 National St, fell from a second bunk at home on Wednesday. He was treated at New Castle hospital at 10 45 am for a laceration of the right eyebrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Conner
National St
New Castle Hospital
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E. Washington St
James Dibbleys
Aluminum
Redwood
New Castle, PA
Deco-Grilles
America
Smith Bros
Saddlery
N. Mill St
Mattocks-Pickel
Gustavs Pure Food
Croton Avenue
Dial
Richard Dubrocks
Harvey E. Geigers
GAR
Penney’s
ST. John’s W.M.S
F. J. Paolone JR
Miss Huston
ST. Andrew’s Guild
Jackson
Artley
Bembergs
Stowe
Thomas Penwells Motor
Orange Lodge
Daugherty
Wagner
Speizer
Citizen’s Bank
KANTZ
E. Long
White’s Millinery
Goodrich
Davis Shoe CO
Miller’s
Hollywood
G. T
Naomi
Julian Goldman
E. Wash
Bolotin
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