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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1941
Page
6
Regular meeting of the New Castle Unit of Junior Hadassah will be held at Miss Naomi Conn's Leasure Avenue home this evening to finalize plans for the Cannaret dance Wednesday at Orr's Hall. Other business will be transacted and a social time will follow.
Members of section D of the U. S. B class of the Third U. P. church will meet Thursday evening with Mrs. Fred Wehr on Adams Street for their regular session.
Plans are completed for a Yule tide dinner at Trinity Episcopal church for the B. and O. Auxiliary and Veterans. The serving begins promptly at 6 30. Reservations are in charge of Mrs. M R Olmstead and Joe Paluzak. At 8 the assemblage will go to the American Legion home for installation of officers and a program. A social period will conclude.
Thelma Laughlin daughter of Louis Reinhart of Ellwood road marries Daniel A. Bailey of Cleveland Ohio son of Mr and Mrs W A Bailey formerly of New Castle The ceremony was conducted on Saturday November 22 at 5 pm by Justice H M Reynolds The bride’s daughter Mrs Dorothy Huffman and her brother William Reinhart attended Thelma and Daniel plan to reside in Cleveland after January first The groom works as a printer in Cleveland
A December 12 gathering featured a social time led by chair Mrs Hanna Piper. Winners recognized for featured prizes included Mrs Louise Nicholson Mrs Mary Caravella and Mrs Conner.
Mrs. Margaret Hoover of 8391 East Washington Street wed Lloyd M. Turner of Grove City in a private November 27 ceremony at the United Presbyterian church in Warrendale. Rev. C McPeak officiated at four o clock with only family present. The couple will reside at Jackson Center R D 1. The groom works as a welder at the Cooper Bessemer plant in Grove City.
A group of friends and relatives gathered Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey L. Williams in Castlewood to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary. Refreshments were served to 46 guests by Mrs. Raymond Williams, Mrs. Robert Walton, and Mrs. Melvin Keller.
Mrs. J. A. McNeill hosted a luncheon for the church Bible class at her Englewood avenue home. Marian Wadding was chosen president, Gene McIlvaine vice president, Miriam Thomas secretary, and Phyllis Pugh treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cochran hosted the 4 16 club on Saturday evening at their King avenue home. The main diversion drew 500 with Mrs. Louis Smith taking the high score award and Mrs. Chester Schuler earning the galloper title. The club will meet for a New Year party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kelly of New Bedford.
A party for Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary members and friends is planned at the post home at 214 Grant Street on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mary Nicholson chairs the event.
Associates of the Brisco club resumed their regular meetings on Saturday evening as they gathered for a scheduled session.
Mrs. Concetta Leonardo hosted a December gathering on South Mill street with high score prizes won by Charles DeCarbo and Mike Faz zone. A late lunch was served and the host aide was Mrs. Mary Fazzone.
The Past Noble Grands club of the Rachel Rebekah Lodge No. 40 will meet Friday evening December 5 at the home of Mrs Florence Gillespie on Emerson Avenue with Mrs Katharine Withers as co host for a regular meeting styled as a Christmas party.
The Louis FE. Simon Relief Corps will meet at Modern Woodman Hall on Tuesday evening December 2 at 7 30 for a regular business meeting and election of officers for the new year.
Tau Delta class members of Epworth Methodist church plan a Yuletide party and gift exchange at Gladys Gorley’s Oak street home this evening. A 1935 club meeting at Mrs. James Allen’s Euclid Avenue residence was postponed from Tuesday to Friday evening.
Members of Castle Temple 37 Pythian Sisters meet in the Malta hall Tuesday at 8 PM for a regular session. Officers will be elected during the reunião.
The B N W club members will meet on Wednesday December 10 with Mrs George Fyler on Cleveland Avenue instead of the planned week with Mrs William Boulden.
Members of Martha Lodge No 10 will meet Tuesday evening at the First Congregational church for their regular session in the church meeting room.
Mrs Louis Leddy of Highland avenue will host members of the N C T club on Wednesday evening for their regular session.
The Star of Wales No 60 will meet for a joint session Thursday evening in the church.
Tuesday afternoon, members of the N. H. B. Kensington will meet with Mrs. Clyde Griffith on High land avenue.
Gowanda club members will meet with Mrs George J Forrest of Florence Avenue on Friday to discuss community activities and plans.
The Rising Star club will convene at Mrs Katherine Engs home on Green Street Tuesday evening December 2.
Western Pennsylvania Youth Fellowship Meet ends after three days with a Sunday morning service at First Christian church. Dr. G. S. Bennett delivers the closing sermon. Delegates from 31 churches attend the banquet Saturday night presided by Miss Alice M Drake.
Public births announcements require signed letters with the writer full name and address and the physician’s name. The column will publish only when these details are provided in the notice.
A sequence of birth announcements from families in Beaver Falls New Castle Slippery Rock and surrounding areas records newborn sons and daughters at Jameson Memorial and New Castle hospitals with dates mostly November 29 30. A concluding paragraph explains aluminum rose from 545 dollars a pound in 1852 to 17 cents today due to refining advances.
The Greater New Castle Association and Lawrence County merchants sponsor an open forum on Regulation W at The Castleton Thursday December 4 at 8 p m. John A Schmidt of the Pittsburgh Federal Reserve Bank will address merchants on filing registration statements by January 1 1942 for instalment sales loans and related postings. The session explains licensing requirements tied to Regulation W and the 1941 regime.
The house committee of the Y. W. C. A. will meet Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the Y. W. C. A.
The Public Affairs committee will convene in the Y W C A on Wednesday morning at 11 30. The note expresses a preference for trusting the judgment of the admirals and states they do not bend to the loudest voters.
Gala Keany of Clenmore Boulevard after singing Lola in Cavalifra with Venice Opera will perform the Duchess in The Gondoliers at the Brooklyn Academy of Music Opera House December 6 with Gilbert and Sullivan Players under Arnold Spector and guest conductor William A. Parsons. Moving of household goods is now exact science with rigorous checks on departure and arrival.
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