Quota Club Charity Bridge Event At The Castleton
Quota club members held a charity bridge evening in The Castleton ballroom as a holiday social. Twenty tables played at $30 with the high scorer at each table winning a Jerusalem cherry tree. Guests were served a dainty repast at 11 o clock. committee included Miss Marguerite Cordes chairman and several club members.
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Quota Club
Castleton
Jerusalem
Marguerite Cordes
Clair Brown
Ora Snyder
Gladys Rosenthal
Elizabeth Rose
Birthday Celebration For Mrs Maude Slater In Euclid Avenue
Mrs Maude Slater of Euclid Avenue celebrated her birthday Monday at home with relatives and friends. Entertainment included games and Hawaiian music by Bill Madison Ed Palmer Ralph Woodruff and Lewis Hoover. Attendees included multiple Madison Slater and Kenehan family members and the hostesses served lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Slater
Euclid Avenue
Bill Madison
Ed. Palmer
Ralph Woodruff
Lewis Hoover
Carl Madison
James Madison
Ethel Madison
Dorothy
LeRoy
Alfred Madison
Zelma Kenehan
Betty Kenehan
William Kenehan
Alva Slater
Brewster Slater
Arvine Slater
Lyle Slater
Frederick Slater
Kenneth Slater
Willis Slater
Sophie Shaftic Weds Aaron Moore In East Wahlington Nuptials
Miss Sophie Shaftic daughter of Mr and Mrs Steve Shaftic of East Wahlington street married Aaron Moore son of Mrs Hazelton Moore of 204 Winter avenue on November 28. The ceremony by Rev Samuel Maitland at Greenwood M E church was unattended. Mr Moore works at Moore service station on East Washington street and they reside at 204 Winter avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Shaftic
Steve Shaftic
East Wahlington Street
Aaron Moore
Hazelton Moore
204
Winter Avenue
Samuel Maitland
Greenwood M. E
Moore
East Washington Street
G A R Ladies Elect Officers In City Building Meeting
Tuesday afternoon the G A R Ladies met in the city building for business and an election of officers. The president chosen for the ensuing year is Mrs. Florence Gillespie. Other officers include senior vice Mrs. Rose Tripp, secretary Mrs. Pearl Cook, treasurer Mrs. Carrie Heitzman, chaplain Mrs. Billa Risher, and pianist Mrs. Zella George with conductors Mrs. Margaret Hammond and Mrs. Tillie Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Gillespie
Rose Tripp
Alice Jackson
Blanche Boston
Carrie Heitzman
Pearl Cook
Billa Risher
Margaret Hammond
Tillie Hartman
Mary Loy
Agnes Miller
Zella George
Fannie Hurst presents God Made Little Apples at 5 Star
Tonight at 7:30 p m the Five Star Theatre hosts Fannie Hurst with her story God Made Little Apples KDEA reports this event sponsored by Standard Oil Company of Pennsylvania highlighting a literary performance by a major author and corporate support in the community.
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Fannie Hurst
God
Standard Oil Company OF Pennsylvania
Queen Esthers Host Novel Hot Chocolate Party
Queen Esther members of the Third U. P. church staged a successful Hot Chocolate party in the church reception rooms drawing 260 guests. The event began at 8:30 with a welcome prayer, followed by entertainment including xylophone and readings, a humorous playlet Madam Princeton’s Beauty Shoppe, and a serving of hot chocolate with a silver offering collected.
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Queen Esther
Third U. P
Virginia Rinker
Jean Gilson
William Caroll
June Foringer
Jean Copeland
Tom Boy
Lena Mae McConnell
Kathryn Hopper
Caroline Book
Edith Zeigler
Joe
Little Fred Riley
Mrs. Riley
Harry Jones
Madam Princeton
Thelma Rose
Compton
Laura Mooney
Mildred Houk
Thomas Baskeyfield
Bridge Party Changes to Friday at New Castle Field Club
This evening the bridge party moves from Thursday to Friday at the New Castle Field club rooms for the entertainment of its members. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. David H. Long will oversee play which starts at 8 30. Lunch will be served and prizes awarded at the end.
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New Castle Field Club
David H. Long
Saerena Club Hosts Social at Randolph Street
The Saerena Club met at Miss Virginia Norris's home on Randolph St for a Monday evening social. Agnes Doyle and Agnes Haggerty won prizes, cards played, lunch served, and adjournment followed. In two weeks members will visit Miss Alice Diffley on Ashland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saerena Club
Virginia Norris
Randolph St
Agnes Doyle
Agnes Haggerty
Alice Diffley
Ashland Avenue
New Castle Chapter of National Council of Jewish Women Meet
The New Castle Chapter of the National Council of Jewish Women will hold its monthly business meeting at Temple Israel this evening at 8 o'clock. Grandmothers of the organization will serve as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
National Council of Jewish Women
Temple Israel
Mrs Rudolph Egizi Hosts Amerita Club Gathering
Mrs Rudolph Egizi of Wall Street will entertain the Amerita club on Thursday at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Egizi
Wall Street
Amerita Club
Canter Bridge Girls Host Charity Party at Castleton
Miss Mae Cummings hosted Canter Bridge club members at Castleton with the Quota club for a charity gathering. Cards dominated the evening. prizes went to Mrs. C. E. Kennedy and Miss Mary Whalen. A light repast followed. Plans for a Christmas party with Miss Jean Glenn as hostess on December 21 were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Cummings
East Washington Street
Canter Bridge Club
Castleton
C. E. Kennedy
Mary Whalen
Jean Glenn
S. of D. Girls Christmas Party at Central Presbyterian
The S. of D. Girls held their annual Christmas party at the Central Presbyterian church dining room with forty guests. A playlet How the Story Grew directed by Mrs. Hazel Conway and Mrs. John Gaston featured members including Mrs. Everette Anderson and others. Mrs. Vina Wilson oversaw the gift exchange after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. of D
Central Presbyterian Church
Oliver McNees
Hazel Burtis
Everette Anderson
Hazel Conway
John Gaston
Aiken
William Joyce
J. Seeger
Herman Becker
Walter Leslie
Vina Wilson
A. N. Club Social Evening and Upcoming Christmas Party
The A. N. Club held a social night Tuesday at Miss Esther Reynolds home with Mrs. Ora Pearce and Miss Martha Watson as guests. Cards were played with trophies for Mrs. Sylvia Greer and Miss Watson. lunch followed and two weeks hence Angela I. Barnes will host the Christmas party.
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A. N. Club
Esther Reynolds
Superior Street
Ora Pearce
Martha Watson
Sylvia Greer
Five-W club hosts bridge evening at Burkholder home
Members of the Five-W club gathered at Mrs. Clyde Burkholder's Whippo street home for a bridge game last evening. Miss Prudence Sankey won high score honors, and refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Vance Burkholder and Mrs. John A. Knox. The next meeting will occur in two weeks with Miss Harriett Truby of Winter avenue as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five-W Club
Clyde Burkholder
Whippo Street
Bridge
Prudence Sankey
Vance Burkholder
John A. Knox
Harriett Truby
Winter Avenue
Omaha Couple Share Husband With Blanche Blaha
Mrs Lieser of Omaha invites Blanche Blaha to live with her and her husband after learning he loves another woman. Blanche and the wife say the husband treated them equally and financially. all three shared duties. The wife offers a divorce after winter ends so the husband can marry Blanche. Police relay the trio’s account.
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Wendell Lieser
Omaha
Neb
Blanche Blaha
Blanche
Liesers
Lieser
Bestyette Bridge Club Plans Christmas Party
Mrs Clair Montgomery hosted Bestyette Bridge Club at her mother Mrs O P Rodenbaughs home on Elizabeth street Tuesday with Mrs Robert Oldfield as guest. Kathryn Hodge won prizes for honors in the cards contest before a candlelit lunch. Next meeting will be a Christmas party hosted by Mrs Thomas Solomon of East Long avenue on Thursday December 22.
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Clair Montgomery
Bestyette Bridge Club
O. P. Rodenbaugh
Elizabeth Street
Robert Oldfield
Kathryn Hodge
Thomas Solomon
East Long Avenue
Reynolds street hostess heads Service Star Legion officers
Mrs Mary Phillips of Reynolds street hosted the Service Star Legion with an officer slate led by Emma Clapie as president and Lucy Wooley as vice president. Other officers listed include Alice Clapie secretary Anna Sturdy treasurer Emma Campbell chaplain and Belle Whiteman historian. Music and a reading by Miss Sturdy accompanied the social period. Special guests were Tempa Stickle and Evelyn Woods. The group planned a December 20 Christmas party at Mrs Sara Thomas home on East Washington street.
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Mary Phillips
Reynolds Street
Service Star Legion
Emma Clapie
Lucy Wooley
Alice Clapie
Anna Sturdy
Emma Campbell
Belle Whiteman
Leona Smith
Vivian Jones
Ruth Eileen Sturdy
Miss Sturdy
Christmas Party for T. N. T. Club at Mrs Free man’s Home
The T. N. T. Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Charles Freeman’s 315 Fairmont avenue with Mrs. James Cypher as hostess. A Christmas party featured a tureen dinner at noon, a prettily set table, and tables of 500 after serving. An informal social period followed.
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T. N. T. Club
Charles Freeman
Fairmont Avenue
James Cypher
N. B. Club Hosts Evening At Mrs Grace Fisher Home
N. B. Club members were entertained at Grace Fisher's Chestnut Street home Monday evening. Cards and prizes crowned the event with Mrs. Bernice Hamill Mrs. Agnes Selleck and Mrs. Carolyn Donnelly among the winners. Lunch was served by the hostess and Georgianna Campbell. In two weeks Mrs. Hamill will host the Christmas party.
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N. B. Club
Grace Fisher
Chestnut Street
Bernice Hamill
Agnes Selleck
Carolyn Donnelly
Georgianna Campbell
Hamill
Huey Street
Yuletide Party Held by Dorcas Bible Class
The Dorcas Bible class of the First Congregational church held its annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Joseph Baskey field on Beckford Street. Officers were elected with Mrs. William Jones as president and Miss Ethel Thomas entertained with readings. A late dining table carried the Yuletide theme and Mrs. Hayland will host the January meeting.
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Joseph Baskeyfield
Beckford Street
Dorcas
First Congregational Church
William Jones
R. T. Williams
Lela Lewis
Hannah Richards
Joseph Leyde
Ethel Thomas
Thomas Watkins
Richard Davis
Herbert Hayland
Leasure Avenue
Stitch-a-Bit Club Hosts Eva Winner Night
The Stitch-a-Bit Club met Monday evening with Miss Eva Winner on Lorain Ave. Susan Wallace won the prize in a contest. A tempting lunch followed. Plans for a December 19 Christmas party at Miss Maude Zeigler’s Thorp Street home were finalized, featuring a 6:30 chicken dinner.
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Eva
Lorain Ave
Susan Wallace
Miss Della Glenn Discusses Charities Work For A B D Girls
Miss Della Glenn of the Associated Charities spoke Tuesday evening on the phases of her work before A B D Girls at Mrs. L Thayer's East Lincoln avenue home. After the program refreshments were served by the hostess and aides Mrs Josephine McConahy Mrs Sarah Coban and Mrs Gula Keagy.
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Della Glenn
Associated Charities
L. Thayer
East
Lincoln Avenue
Josephine McConahy
Sarah Coban
Gula Keagy
Eastern Star Chapter Plans County Fair Event
Mrs. R. C. Melvin of Clenmore Boulevard hosted New Castle chapter members to finalize plans for a county fair at the Cathedral dining room Monday night December 12, with activities starting at 8 o'clock.
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R. C. Melvin
Clenmore Boulevard
New Castle
Order of Eastern Star
Cathedral
Citizenship meeting of Lawrence County federation clubs
The American Citizenship Department of the Lawrence County Federation of Women's Clubs held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. S. D. Pearson's home at 421 Moody Avenue. City Government was the most interesting topic. The group will reconvene January 3 at the same location.
Tri-Quad Bridge Club Meets December 21
The Tri-Quad Bridge club members will meet on December 21 at the home of Miss Geraldine Mc Clelland on Croton avenue.
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Tri-Quad Bridge Club
Geraldine McClelland
Croton Avenue
Twenty-Year Anniversary of Jewish Ladies Relief Society
The Jewish Ladies Relief Society celebrated its twentieth anniversary at Mrs. A. Fisher’s Moody Avenue home. Honorary president Mrs. B Kline read telegrams from city groups. Charter member Mrs. A Frank reviewed two decades of work as Joshua Kaplan and Dorothy Fisher performed music and Ruth Klivans read. Mrs. Nathan Rabinowitz lit the birthday candles. Hannukah plans were announced for January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Fisher
Moody Avenue
Jewish Ladies’ Relief Society
B. Kline
A. Frank
Joshua Kaplan
Dorothy Fisher
Ruth K
Joseph Cohen
F. Ginsberg
H. Abkowitz
Sam Levine
Bridge plans and Christmas plans set by Junior B P W club
Members met at the YWCA for dinner Tuesday evening at six. They finished plans for a bridge party this week in The Castleton and heard suggestions for the annual Christmas celebration to be held in two weeks.
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Castleton
Orr Class Plans Amusing Event Friday Evening
The members of the O. C. Orr class of the Reformed Presbyterian church have planned a most amusing event for Friday evening. The program aims to provide wholesome entertainment and fellowship for attendees.
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O. C. Orr
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Entertain at Court Street Home for McClelland Class
The M. W. McClelland class will be entertained at an overall party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Pattison on Court street. The program is planned to start at 8 o'clock.
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M. W. McClelland
R. H. Pattison
Court Street
Rainbow leader honored at city meeting
Mrs. Elizabeth Rockenbaugh supreme deputy of the Order of Rainbow for Girls Pennsylvania returned home to Philadelphia after a brief visit to the city staying with Miss Prances Wilson on Sumner avenue. She was honored at the meeting held Monday evening in the Cathedral.
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Elizabeth Rockenbaugh
Prances Wilson
Sumner Avenue
Philadelphia
Rockenbaugh
Order of Rainbow For
Pennsylvania
Cathedral
Beth Sharon Sisterhood Meeting Rescheduled
Members will gather Thursday afternoon at Mrs. A. Fisher's Moody Avenue home instead of the evening as previously planned.
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Beth Sharon Sisterhood
Ministers Wives Meeting Called for Friday Evening
An especially called meeting of the Ministers' Wives of the city will be held Friday December 9 at 4 p.m. in the Green Room of the YWCA.
Propaganda Fails Against Russians Says Radio and Language Barriers
A report notes propaganda struggles to sway Russians as many cannot read their own language, and shortages of radios hinder access to broadcasts. It highlights resilience and resourcefulness amid censorship.
Birth Announcements Signed by Writers
Short birth notices from local column appear with signatures of the columnists. Please provide the full announcement text to summarize into a compact card with a clear headline and a concise summary.
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Same
Uamiens
Birth announcements for Hart zel Crudell Stewart at multiple locations
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hart zel at 1411 West Washington Street on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Crudell of 761 Lathrop Street announce a daughter born Tuesday December 6. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Stewart of R. F. D. No. 2 announce a daughter born December 7 in Jameson Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hartzel
West
Washington Street
Tony Crudell
Lathrop Street
Homer Stewart
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Central Union Meets Friday at First Methodist Church
The Central Union of the W. C. T. U. will convene at 2 30 P M Friday in the parlors of the First Methodist church for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Union
The
First Methodist Church
Taxpayers Embrace Stop Silly Spending Motto
The acronym S.O.S. stands for Stop Silly Spending, reflecting taxpayer demand for reduced government waste and stricter budget controls. Officials respond with audits and new cost-cutting proposals.
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