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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1941
Page
3
Epworth Methodist Church Women’s Society has completed plans for a tureen dinner to be held Thursday December 4 at 12 30 p m in the church. All ladies of the church are invited to share this occasion. Group Four will lead the religious program.
The Spoon club will meet Friday December 5 at the home of Miss Jennie Morgan 209 East Grant Street for luncheon. RK. O. B. Girls Mrs CL Casselman of Wilmington Avenue will host the R. O. B. Girls Thursday afternoon.
Engagement announced in New Castle region for Mrs. Charlotte Augusta Wieser to Sidney Lindsay Smith of Buffalo. Ceremony set for December 6 at Bethany Evangelical Lutheran Church Buffalo with reception at I O O F Hall Kenmore. Both families formerly lived in New Castle before moving to Buffalo.
The Lawrence County Garden Club will hold its December meeting and annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Otto Pearsall on Englewood Avenue. The event includes an exchange of gifts and a two minute roll call speech by each member, with Christmas arrangements used for club exhibits.
Mrs. Anna Ginsburg announces the engagement of her daughter Marian to Alfred Cotler son of Mr and Mrs Hyman Cotler of Camel New Jersey The engagement will end in a wedding on January 4 1942
Miss Joann Hood daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Hood and Dale Gardner son of Mrs Homer Gardner were married at 11 am Saturday in the Third United Presbyterian church with Rev Co R Thayer officiating. The bride wore slate blue with silver trim and dusty pink accessories. Best man was Howard Rietz US Marine Corps. ushers were William Quinby US Air Corps and Fred McWilliams. The ceremony featured organist J Roy Strobel and a song by Dr R E Sowers. A family dinner followed at The Castleton. honeymoon to Florida. They will reside at 413 Boyles Avenue.
The New Castle Unit of Junior Hadassah announces a stag cabaret dance on December 3 at Orr's Hall. Chairwoman Beatrice Hirth and committee members Irene Greenberg Phyllis Cohen Beatrice Sandler Sara Kohn and Naomi Conn organize a program to raise funds for the Jewish National Fund.
The I V D class of the First Christian church holds its annual Christmas party Thursday evening at 326 East Wallace Avenue hosted by Mrs Elsie Nessle with Miss Iretta Dart as co host. The sewing meeting planned for Wednesday has been postponed.
The December meeting of the Lawrence Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will be at Mrs. James T. Ray’s home at 133 East Wallace Avenue. The event features a silver tea with proceeds aiding approved D A R schools and speakers from Kate Duncan Smith School Tamassee Carr Creek Creesmore Berea Pine Mountain.
Miss Burdeen John daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac L John of 119 East Wallace Ave married Alfred T Sadler Jr son of Mr and Mrs Alfred T Sadler of 131 Fairmount Ave at Westminster Chapel New Wilmington on Saturday Nov 99 at 4 30 p m Dr Robert F Galbreath officiated The couple will reside at 406 Franklin Ave Aliquippa following a short wedding trip Both graduates of Westminster College New Castle High School Mrs Sadler formerly worked for the Pennsylvania Power Company The reception followed in a New Wilmington tea room The groom works in the metallurgical dept of Jones and Laughlin Steel Co Aliquippa The couple attended New Castle High School and Westminster College
Jameson Memorial nurses held a Friday V for Victory ball in the nurses home with a nine piece orchestra. Red white and blue decorations and patriotic mood prevailed as chaperones and committees organized music tickets refreshments and entertainment.
A dense list of club and auxiliary meetings across New Castle including junior auxiliary at the hospital, various circles and societies, and venue addresses. Highlights include Coronation chaired by Mrs. James Shaffer on Court Street and multiple groups meeting at sites on North Beaver Street, Maryland Avenue, and Highland Avenue through Tuesday to Saturday.
Mrs. A. W. Biddle of Youngstown Hill marks her ninety first birthday while her great granddaughter Rosetta White turns six. A family dinner for 33 at the Biddle home featured gifts and greetings from relatives. Mrs. Biddle, mother of 11 and grandmother to 22 with 16 great grandchildren, remains in good health.
Mrs. Charles Thompson hosted a well dressed Thanksgiving gathering at 227 Pearson Street. Attendees included out of town relatives such as Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson and families from Butler PA and Savannah along with local relatives. A Round Robin letter to Claude Thompson at Fort Bragg NC summarized the event for the information program.
Mr and Mrs Bernard Wayne relocate with son Leonard Irwin and Sydney Milton from East Reynolds street to Altoona Pennsylvania after his transfer with Prudential Insurance Co Mrs Wayne active in Tifereth Israel Sisterhood in New Castle is daughter of Mr and Mrs W I Markowitz of Fast Reynolds street
The Auxiliary to the 28th Division of the A. E. F. will hold an important business session Friday evening at Mrs. O. J. Davies home at 415 Martin Street. A social time will follow the routine meeting.
At the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Marotti the fifty first birthday of Mr Marotti was celebrated with games dancing and a large lunch. Out of town guests from Meadville attended and gifts were given. YLB of the Third U P church to hold monthly meeting with Rev Sidney K Bliss as guest speaker.
Mrs Maude King of Thorpe street will entertain the W. W. M. G. class of the Third U. P. church Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Mr and Mrs Roy Nelson announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Jean to James A Dean, son of Mr and Mrs Paul C Dean. No wedding date set. This evening a C D A dance committee meeting at St Joseph's basement at 7 30 will plan the Yalettie Ball holiday dance at The Castleton on Friday December 26.
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