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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1933

Page

3

Christmas Week Festivities at New Castle Field Club

The New Castle Field Club plans a full Christmas week with a Yuletide dance on December 25 from 9 PM to 1 AM, a December 28 bridge evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William S. Wheeler, a New Year’s Eve dance at 12:30 AM with a prominent orchestra, buffet lunch at 2:30 AM, New Year’s Day open house and a dessert bridge in the afternoon, plus additional activities.

New Castle William S. Wheeler Field Club

Current Events class hosts at MacNab home

The Current Events class held its regular meeting Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lake S. MacNab on Wallace avenue. Business matters and topic discussions followed by music and dancing. Julia Fornataro and C Pascarella sang, with a luncheon served by Mrs. Ross and assistants. The group will meet again January 15 at an announced location.

Lake S. MacNab Wallace Avenue Julia Fornataro C. Pascarella Mrs. Ross J. Salzino Mary and Margaret DeLorenzo Levin Ross Ida Prioletti Campbell Ross

Rebekah Degree Team Plans Christmas Gift Exchange

Members of the Rebekah degree team will hold a Christmas party Friday evening at the home of Mrs. George Carr on Delaware Avenue with Mrs. Richard Swanton serving as associate hostess.

Rebekah George Carr Delaware Avenue Richard Swanton

Surprise Shower Honors Mary Ross at John Street Home

Mr and Mrs A Ross hosted about 75 guests Saturday evening for a surprise shower in honor of their daughter Mary who will be married soon. The event featured informal greetings and good wishes as Mary prepares for her upcoming wedding.

Mrs. A. Ross John St Mary Mar

Local Tea Party at Moravia Street Hosted by Kulik Sisters

In Miss Katherine Kulik's home on Moravia street guests from Ne-Ca-Ro and others enjoyed a pleasant gathering. Refreshments were served at a seasonable hour by the hostess and her sister Miss Tatina Kulik.

Katherine Kulik Moravia Street Ne-Ca-Ro’s Tatina Kulik

Yule Tide Party Hosted by Mrs Leighty for O A O Club

Mrs. Thomas Leighty of West Clayton street will host an O A O club party to celebrate the Yuletide season. Husbands of the members will be special guests at the event.

Thomas Leighty West Clayton Street O. A. O. Club

Marriage of Ethel Shoenbach and Theodore Hoover In New Castle

Miss Ethel Shoenbach daughter of the late J L Shoenbach Mt Lebanon and Theodore Hoover son of Mae Hoover were married on December 1 by Justice H M Reynolds. They were unattend ed. The bride is Mt Lebanon High School class of 1931 and the groom New Castle Senior High class of 1930. They reside on the Wilmington road in New Castle.

Ethel Shoenbach J. L. Shoenbach Mt. Lebanon Theodore Hoover Mae Hoover Wilmington Road New Castle Justice of the Peace H. M. Reynolds Mt. Lebanon High New Castle Senior High School

Family Themed Basket Variety Feature

A varied assortment for each member of the family highlighted in the Work Basket section. This page item promotes a curated set of gifts and goods suitable for all ages, emphasizing value and practical use.

Penn Power Girls Enjoy Holiday Party

The Women's committee of the Pennsylvania Power Co hosted a dinner meeting for Greenville Sharon and New Castle divisions with about 70 guests at First Christian church. L B Round opened with invocation and Mae Cummings welcomed attendees as speakers noted on stage. Santa Claus gave gifts, dinner music came from a Sharon orchestra, and monologues by Greenville girls highlighted the program.

Pennsylvania Power Company First Christian Church Greenville Sharon New Castle L. B. Round Mae Cummings Walter W. Braham Rufus Moses R. A. Knight Mary Oakes Sharon Women's Committee Thelma Davis Elizabeth Henry Greenville Girls William Robinson Gertrude Else Helen Hurst Dorothy Lee Lucille Emery Gladys Elms Katharine Hodge Marjorie Milholland Gladys Lewis Elizabeth Carson Myrna Hasely

Choir Party at Potter Home in New Castle

The New Castle Chapter 105 Order of Eastern Star held a Christmas party at Miss Gertrude Potter’s Adams Street home. Members sang carols then played bridge and five hundred, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Marguerite Geary and Mrs. Lillian Salomon. Lunch followed hosted by Mrs. Potter’s family and Mrs. Anna Pyle. Special guests included district deputy grand matron Mrs. Carolyne Lindsley and associate matron Miss Bessie Durant.

Shenango Order of the Eastern Star Estella Weddell Helen Ramsey East Lodge Anna Rowland Celia Wolford Eve Smith Highland School Santa Janet Hartland Eula Jane Johnston Andrew DiLorenzo Saint Nick Belva Bridenbaugh Choir of New Castle Order of Eastern Star Gertrude Potter Adams Street Marguerite Geary Lillian Salomon D. D. Potter Anna Pyle Carolyne Lindsley Bessie Durant Flora DeVassie Edna Lutz

Mrs. McClelland Hosts Current Events Club Party

Delightful Christmas carols were sung by members of the Current Events of '06 yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George McClellan on Pine Street during their annual celebration. A piano solo entertained attendees and games determined prize winners. The social committee served refreshments as the program expressed seasonal tones. The club plans a January 8 meeting with Mrs. W. E. Caldwell on County Line Street.

George McCleLland Pine Street R. L. Hildebrand Thomas Nesbitt Carl Wilson Ella Carr Sam Wilkison William Donaldson Frank Rudesill E. C. Morrow P. L. Hogan Sherman Kitson W. E. Caldwell County Line Street

Friendly club formed by south side youth group

At a winter meeting of a south side youth group a social club was named The Friendly club and several new members were admitted L Coria R Coria and M Augustine. G Filigenzo chaired the session and speeches were made. The next meeting date will be announced later.

South Side L. and R. Coria M. Augustine G. Filigenzo

Legion Auxiliary Members Attend Greenville Dinner Event

On Wednesday evening a group of officers and members from the Perry 8S. Gaston unit of the American Legion auxiliary will travel to Greenville to be guests of the Greenville unit for a dinner and program. Travelling members listed include Mrs. Phil Greer Mrs. Ivor Davis Mrs. James E. Morehead Mrs. Orville Potter and Mrs. Elmer J. Suber.

Perry Gaston American Legion Auxiliary Greenville Phil Greer Ivor Davis James E. Morehead Orville Potter Elmer J. Suber

Ann Thomas Weds John E Carrigan in St Marys Rectory

Miss Ann Thomas daughter of Mr. and Mrs M Thomas of 411 Reynolds street marries John E Carrigan son of Mr and Mrs John A Carrigan of 514 North Mercer street. The ceremony occurred at 2 o clock Sunday December 17 with Rev Fr Leo Watterson officiating in St Marys rectory. The couple reside in Follawsbee West Virginia with the groom’s family hosting the wedding dinner.

M. Thomas Reynolds Street Ann Thomas John E. Carrigan John A. Carrigan North Mercer Street St. Marys Rectory Leo Watterson Jane Cunningham Johanna Hill Paul A. Carrigan Follawsbee W. Va Follawsbee Brothers Steel Company Carrigan

Wilsons celebrate sixtieth wedding anniversary in Mercer

Mr and Mrs Thomas Wilson of Mercer North Pitt street marked their 60th wedding anniversary with a Monday home reception. Eight immediate family members attended a 6 PM family dinner and guests from nearby towns sent flowers cards and telegrams in a show of long life together.

Thomas Wilson North Pitt Street Mercer W. E. Armstrong Grove City H. J. Ebbert O. J. Glenn C. C. Lees New Castle Clinton Wilson Charles Youngstown P. O. Elder W. H. Kerr Bob Kerr Matilda Barnett Josephine Barnett Franklin H. M. Rinehart Will Smith Greenville H. B. Bastress J. M. Hettenbaugh

Junior Guild Yuletide Party at St. Andrew's Church

The Junior Guild held a Yuletide party at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church on Long Avenue Monday evening with officers for 1934 in charge. Catherine Smith read Christmas Wish, Anne Hitchen and Ada Riley sang Silent Night with Myrna Whiting on piano, and Catharine Mayer portrayed Santa Claus to distribute gifts before a candlelit refreshment tables scene.

St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Long Avenue William Wignall Catherine Smith Anne Hitchen Ada Riley Myrna Whiting Santa Claus Catherine Mayer Frances Barber Morfydd Owens

O N O Club Dinner Party At Mrs Stump’s Home

Members of the O N O club gathered at Mrs Mabel Stump’s West Cherry street home for a Yuletide dinner. The host committee served at 6 pm with Mrs Jack Conn and Mrs Harvey Booher assisted by Mrs W T Taylor. Bridge honors went to Mrs Harvey Booher and Miss Sara Thomas. gifts were exchanged and plans made to meet January 23 with Mrs Harold Anangst.

Mabel Stump West Cherry Street O. N. O. Club Jack Conn Harvey Booher W. T. Taylor Bridge Sara Thomas Harold Anangst

Theatrical Social Club Elects Officers in December Meeting

The Theatrical Social club met December 17 at Edith DeCarbo’s Maitland street home. Hazel Fornataro was elected president, Genevieve Thomas treasurer, Edith DeCarbo secretary, Julia Fornataro and Josephine Diano news reporters. Next meeting set for January 3 at Mary Mack’s Reynolds street home.

Edith DeCarbo Maitland Street Hazel Fornataro Genevieve Thomas Julia Fornataro Josephine Diano Mary Mack Reynolds Street

Marriage of Lillian Shellenberger to Fred Hileman

Mrs. C. W. Shellenberger announces the marriage of her daughter Lillian to Fred Hileman, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hileman of Walma. The ceremony occurred in New Castle on December 17, 1932, and the couple will reside at 12 East Wallace Avenue after December 20.

C. W. Shellenberger Harding Avenue Lillian Fred Hileman W. C. Hileman Walma New Castle

Daughters of Union Veterans Meeting Postponed

The event planned for this evening at Mrs. Emma McKissick’s home on Neshannock Avenue has been rescheduled to the time of the next meeting.

the Daughters of Union Veterans Emma McKissick Neshannock Avenue

Postponed 500 Club Meeting At Mrs Hurn’s Residence

Illness forces the indefinite postponement of the planned 500 Club gathering at Mrs George Hurn’s Galbreath Avenue residence. A new announcement will be issued later.

George Hurn Galbreath Avenue

Current Events '23 Hold Seasons Event Christmas Social

Mrs. R. W. Garroway hosted the Current Events of ’23 Christmas social at North Mercer street. Members sang carols led by Mrs. M. R. Newbury, heard seasonable stories, and learned of Miss Helen Keller and teacher Mrs. Macy in Scotland. A Christmas lunch followed. Mrs. J. H. Templeton will host January 15.

R. W. Garroway North Mercer Street M. R. Newbury Eva Donaldson W. H. Shipler C. E. Miller Helen Keller Macy Scotland C. F. Flannery J. H. Templeton Boyles Avenue

Stitch A Bit Club Hosts Christmas Fete at Thorpe Street

Mrs Ernest King of Thorpe Street entertained the Stitch A Bit club with a 6:30 dinner Tuesday marking their annual Christmas fete. Hosted by Mrs Amos Zeigler Sr gifts were exchanged, with prizes won by Susan Wallace and Helen McKibben. Guest trophy went to Mrs Amos Zeigler Jr. Next meeting January 8 with Miss Gladys Gray as hostess.

Ernest King Thorpe St Amos Zeigler Susan Wallace Helen McKibben Amos Zeigler Jr Gladys Gray Adams Street

Stunt Party Planned by Rainbow Girls in Cathedral

Plans are complete for the Rainbow Order of Girls Assembly No 1 unusual Stunt Party in the Cathedral Wednesday evening. A 7 30 business session precedes performances by the young ladies in the East Lodge room. They will then adjourn to the West dining room for a surprise entertainment segment with the Advisory Board.

Rainbow Order of Girls Assembly No. 1 Cathedral East Lodge

NRA Club Members Meet at Lenniz Home

The NRA Club schedules a Wednesday evening gathering at Mrs. William Lenniz residence 1110 East Washington Street. Members will convene at her home for the meeting location listed in the notice.

N. R. A. Club William Lenniz E. Washington Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Woman’s Club Highland United Presbyterian Church E. F. G. Harper Paul Welsh Jay L. Reed Highland Church Dorothy Gormley Smith Mr. Walsh Palestine Walsh Department of International Relationship Ray Tannehil Alden G. Alley Rebekah Party Cripps Hardware CO East Washington Street Danceland Nolan Mgr E. M. McCreary BELL Monroe Street Martha Shrine No Fleming Penn-Power Girls Potter McClelland Glen Gray Casa Loma Orchestra Irene Taylor Kenny” Sargent Ann Thomas Weds Strauss-Hirshberas Rust Green Strouss Hirshberss Junior Guild Yuletide Party Shellenberger- Hileman Stitch Club Rainbow Girls Davis Shoe CO
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