Federation Women Plan Christmas Musical Tea
Lawrence County Federation women organize a semi formal Christmas party as a musical tea at Highland U P church Tuesday December 10 from 2 to 5 pm with 200 guests. The program directed by Barbara Schulz features soprano Mrs. C D Keagy, violinists Anthony Casbero and Catherine Bittner, pianists Dorothy Fisher Isabel Johnson and Frank Taylor Jr. The music includes works by Sarasate Monti Schumann and Chopin with readers and accompaniments.
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Lawrence County Federation
Highland U. P
Barbara Schulz
Music Club
C. D. Keagy
Anthony Casbero
Romanza Andaluza
Sarasate
Czardas
Monti
Dorothy Fisher
Frank. Taylor, Jr
Schumann
Mary McLaughlin
Isabel Johnson
Becreus
Catherine Bittner
de Bernot
Reading Circle Discusses Municipal Park Versus Broadcasting Station
Reading Circle six members met at Mrs H C Mitchell s Winter avenue home on Thursday afternoon. They named Interesting People in response to roll call and held a debate praising the benefits of a well equipped municipal park over a broadcasting station. The group will meet December 19 at Mrs G D Hildebrand s Court street home for a Yuletide party with gift exchange.
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Reading Circle
H. C. Mitchell
Winter Avenue
New Castle
G. D. Hildebrand
Court Street
New Junior Guild Plans Benefit Dance
A Junior Guild of city social women organized to aid Jameson Memorial hospital by sewing daily use articles. They meet Thursdays 9 to 12 at the hospital. A fundraising dance on December 28 at the New Castle Field Club will benefit the guild. committees are led by Mrs. Fred A. Glenn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Jean Donnelly
W. W. Horner
Charles H. Johnson, Jr
New Castle
Fred A. Glenn
Clyde M. Whittaker
Thomas G. Lamoree
Field Club Stag Largely Attended at New Castle
A large attendance marked the Field Club stag party at the New Castle Field Club Thursday evening as men members gathered for a pre holiday celebration. C B Fiester presided as host and after 8 o clock many games of bridge and other events filled the hours happily. The informal gathering ended with a Dutch lunch and plans for a similar party on December 19 with hosts to be announced.
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New Castle Field Club
C. B. Fiester
Yucatan Club Dinner Guests at Castleton Hotel
Members of the Yucatan club will dine at 6 30 Monday evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Offutt at The Castleton hotel The card party planned for 8 o clock was changed today Cards will begin after the dinner Mrs J B Harward of Newark O a former New Castle resident was hosted at a one o clock luncheon at Mrs R B Fisher's Rose avenue home with afternoon cards in her honor
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Yucatan Club
Frank Offutt
Castleton Hotel
J. B. Harward
Newark
New Castle
R. B. Fisher
Rose Avenue
Harward
Kaffee-Klatche a Successful Church Social Event
The Victory Bible Class of St. Johns Lutheran held a Kaffee-Klatche in the church parlors on Thursday evening with over 100 guests. Madison Avenue Christian Church from Mahoningtown performed charming plays and featured vocal and horn solos by Mrs. Ben S. Agnew Avery Rigby Stephen Kleckner Jr Lena Richards provided piano. After lunch the lights were dimmed and red candles lit. Mrs. Glenn R. Weber chaired the event with Mrs. Henry Brudin and Mrs. William Mulcahy acknowledged for the success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Bible Class
St. John’s Tutheran Church
Madison Avenue Christian Church
Mahoningtown
Ben S. Agnew
Avery Rigby
Stephen Kleckner, Jr
Lena Richards
Ben Agnew
Glenn R. Weber
Henry Brudin
Wiliam Mulcahy
Hadassah Junior Meet Features Pup Pet Show
Junior Hadassah members met at Beth Shalom Center for a regular session. Oak Street school pupils staged a novelty pet show directed by Miss Francis Carson. Harmonica numbers were performed by Frank Richards, Joe Deluca and John Gogas. Mrs Louis Kohn spoke on the Cleveland convention and Henrietta Szold. Next meeting set for January 13 at Beth Shalom Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah
Beth Shalom Center
Oak Street School
Joanne McCollum
Evelyn Black
Edward Severani
Donald Glitch
Alice Davis
Donna Jean Smith
Francis Carson
Frank Richards
Joe Deluca
John Gogas
Rosalyn Safier
Ina Rosenberg
Cleveland
Palestine
Henrietta Szold
Ann Shifman
Reva Frank
Dora Winick
Lillie Braham
New Wilmington
Mrs. C. Grossman
Tallyho Club Dinner Guests and Card Prize Winner
In a downtown tearoom on Thursday evening the Tallyho club enjoyed an dinner menu with Mable Smith of Sutton street hostess and Mrs Harley Maskrey as special guest. At the three table card game prize was received by Mrs James Cooper. Next gathering will be with Sara Owens at her Oak street home.
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Tallyho Club
Mable Smith
Sutton Street
Harley Maskrey
James Cooper
Sara Owens
Oak Street
Iona Kensington Meeting Delights Residents at Norwood Ave
A Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs. R. J. Swanton’s Norwood avenue home featured music and bingo with prizes won by Mrs. Edward Carr and Mrs. W. J. Brenneman. Luncheon followed, and the group announced the December 19 meeting at Mrs. George Carr’s Delaware avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona Kensington
R. J. Swanton
Norwood Avenue
Edward Carr
W. J. Brenneman
George Carr
Delaware Avenue
Mrs J B Harward Honored by Castleton Club
Last evening the Friday Night club honored former member Mrs J B Harward at the Castleton hotel dinner. Guests included Mrs Joe Quigley Mrs Clifford Taylor Mrs Gillis Falls with prizes awarded to Mrs Harward and Mrs Fred Linderfer.
Share Honors At L A B Club Dinner
A tureen dinner was served Thursday at the home of Mrs. Anna Williams on Warren avenue, jointly with sister Mrs. John Sweet, to celebrate November birthdays. Mrs. Flora Cunningham and Mrs. M. R. Sweet received tokens. bridge trophies went to Mrs. William Marker and Mrs. I. A. Taylor. Out of town guests included Mrs. Mabel Shilla and Mrs. Kathryn Ryan. The club plans a Christmas party on December 10 at Mrs. John Shaffer’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Williams
Warren Avenue
John Sweet
Anniece
Flora Cunningham
M. R. Sweet
Galbreath Avenue
William Marker
I. A. Taylor
Mabel Shilla
Punxsutawney
Kathryn Ryan
MacDonald, O
John Steinbrink
Lucy Covert
John Shaffer
Cunningham Avenue
Auxiliary plans Christmas party at Legion Home
Cor p oral Harry L. McBride Post Auxiliary V F W met in the Legion Home with Mrs Elsie Staeker as president. Committees were named for arrangements and a card party set for Thursday evening December 19 with Mrs Winifred Nicklin in charge and aides. Bingo will be led by Elizabeth Miller with helpers Evelyn Woods and Betty Stoner.
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Harry L. McBride
Elsie Staeker
Legion Home
Tempa Stickel
Orville Potter
Louise Evans
Winifred Nicklin
Viola Ryhal
Emma Wood
Lillian Falls
Elizabeth Miller
Evelyn Woods
Betty Stoner
Phin-Nites Bridge Club Hosts Tea Evening
Members of the Phin-Nites Bridge club enjoyed a tea room gathering hosted by Carolyn Hannon. Two bridge tables produced prizes for Helen and Edna Eckelberger. Special guest Julianne Coyne attended. A lunch followed, plans for a Christmas party with a gift exchange were made for the next two weeks, with date and hostess to be decided.
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Phin-Nites Bridge Club
Carolyn Hannon
Helen
Edna Eckelberger
Julianne Coyne
O G Club Meeting Includes Cards and Refresher Menu
Mrs Helen Brickner hosted O G club on Lathrop street with card games and a high score prize to Mrs Frieda Brickner and Erna Suhre. Mrs Lester Cox helped serve a festive menu. In two weeks Mrs Mary Hamm will host a Christmas exchange. Mrs Sally Measel received a birthday remembrance.
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Helen Brickner
Lathrop Street
O. G. Club
Frieda Brickner
Erna Suhre
Sally Measel
Bridge 35 Plans Season Party At Pyle Home
Mrs. Floyd Perrine hosted the Bridge 35 group on Moody Avenue. They outlined their seasons party set for December 22 at Mrs. Harold D. Pyle’s Meyer Avenue home with a gala program and gift exchange. Card honors prizes went to Mrs. Perry Rodgers and Mrs. Harold D. Pyle. Lunch followed with Mrs. Louis Fenton assisting.
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Floyd Perrine
Moody Avenue
Harold D. Pyle
Meyer Avenue
Perry Rodgers
Louis Fenton
Gift Wrapping At Christmas Time Delights Federation Juniors
Elizabeth Gilfillan’s home hosted Federation Juniors as Miss Mary Bigley spoke on Gift Wrapping At Christmas Time. She outlined tasteful ribbon seals and colored paper choices and demonstrated fresh ideas. A Christmas party at Elm Street Y W C A on December 19 was planned for youngsters. The next meeting will be at Mrs Paul Dingledy’s home with date to be announced.
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Elizabeth Gilfillan
Clenmore Boulevard
Federation
Mary Bigley
Miss Bigley
Elm Street
Paul Dingledy
Pretty wedding unites Vera Gianguilio and Ross Larza
Vera Gianguilio daughter of Mrs Mary Gianguilio, married Ross Larza son of Mr and Mrs Labar Larza in a 9 30 am Nuptial High Mass at their ceremony. Attendants included maid of honor Mary DiCarbo and best man Louie Molls as guests gathered from Dover Ohio Milwaukee Wisconsin and Bayers Pa. The couple plan a trip to Cleveland and Dover before residing at 409 Pearson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Gianguilio
Mary Gianguilio
Pearson Street
Ross Larza
Labar Larza
Croton Avenue
Joe Gianguilio
DiMita
Mary DiCarbo
Louie Molls
Clara Gianquilio
Mellia Russo
Cleveland
Dover
Frank Lagotta
Cecelia
Margaret Tarenebene
Dover, O
Anthony Santacrose
Milwaukee
Wis
Andy Sacco
Bayers, Pa
Christmas Party Planned by Ten Ivory Club Women
Mrs Joseph DeLillo hosted the Ten Ivory club on East Division street Thursday evening to finalize plans for the annual Christmas party with Mrs Nicholas Maciarello on South Mill street on December 19. Gifts will be exchanged and honor score prizes went to Mrs Anthony Cialella and Mrs Charles Richards. Special guests included Mrs Guy Francis Mrs Peter Nativio and Mrs Edith Semione.
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Joseph DeLillo
East Division Street
Ivory Club
Nicholas Maciarello
South Mill Street
Anthony Cialella
Charles Richards
Guy Francis
Peter Nativio
Edith Semione
O. F. T. Girls Club Meeting Tonight
Members of the O. F. T. Girls club meet at Margaret Campbell's home for their regular social gathering this evening.
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O. F. T. Club
O. F. T. Girls Club
Margaret Campbell
Worthy Mistresses Elect New Officers In Grand Army Hall
The Worthy Mistresses of the S. O. L. I. met in the Grand Army hall with good attendance for the annual officer election. Officers elected include President Mrs Blanche Lewis Vice President Mrs Mary Rae Treasurer Mrs Bertha Daugherty Recording Secretary Mrs Julia Miller Finance Secretary Mrs Blanche Shaner who also serves as News Reporter. A lamp presented to Mrs Daugherty ended the business session. The group plans a January 2 meeting at Mrs Daugherty’s Walnut street home. G W C Club Guests Mrs C C Coulthard hosted eleven members at her Morton street home for a afternoon of fancywork and chat. Mrs H M Allen won the club prize. A Christmas party is planned at Mrs A W Scott’s Whippo street home with a Friday luncheon on December 20.
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Grand Army Hall
Blanche Lewis
Mary Rae
Bertha Daugherty
Julia Miller
Blanche Shaner
Daugherty
Walnut Street
G. W. C. Club
George Bleakley
Ralph Wilder
H. M. Allen
A. W. Scott
Whippo Street
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Field Club Stag
Yucatan
C. Lee Mellinger
Jack
Gerson
Penn Theatre
N. Mercer St
Mark Meet
Eke Chewwins Dai al
Net Bros
Croquignole
Fountain Inn
E. Washington &T
Castleton
Ohio
Joe Quigley
Wallace Avenue
J. B. Harvard
Fred Linderfer
Clifford Taylor
Gillis Falls
Miss Hannon
Bridge
Penny
K. of C. Home
N. Jefferson St
Giangulio-Larza
Ten Ivory Club
Bors
Frankie Darro
Sylvia Sidney
Britton Cleaners Commercial Prog. Co. Cripps’ Hardware Cottage Creamery Butter
Davis Shoe Co
W. C. Eckenroad Coffee
Fleming Music Store
Black’s Freedom
Jack Gerson
Golden Dale Buttermilk
Hennon’s Florists
Kay Plumbing Co
Keystone Lawrence Lawrence Laundry Love Coal Co
Jack Melvin
Monro Shoppe
New Castle Lumber Co
Silver Moon Flour
Perry & Bryan Car Co
Preston Dairy Rapson, Peterson, Shields Leavy’s
South Side
Mrs. Smith
Thrift
Jacques van Ipe
Wadlinger’s Market
the Winter Co
Zach
Penn Lobby
Ginger
Mandalay
Burnese
Ark Gunmetal
Rollins
Larkwood
Belding- Hemisiway
DexDale
General Electric
Porter
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