This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 40 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
3
Mrs Frank Steckle of Raystreet hosted a midweek party for the 1907 Club at her home. Guests enjoyed a chicken dinner with Spring suggestions and a 500 contest. A novel prize was awarded to each attendee and the club will meet again in two weeks at Mrs Steckles home.
Mrs Walter Gross welcomed B B B Club members to her Beckford Street home on Wednesday evening. Mrs Earl Reeves and Mrs George Brodbeck won the card prizes, and lunch followed the play with assistance from Mrs Harvey Booker. Mrs Godfrey Richards of Cottage Grove will entertain members in two days.
Mrs Mae B Young hosted Shenango Chapter Eastern Star past matrons and current officers with retro attire and a 500 bridge game revival. Leroy Williams Aliquippa won high score, Miss Davie Parsons took consolation, gifts given to Mrs Charles E Allen and Mrs Belva Bridenbaugh. Daughters served lunch. next gathering planned for late June outdoor picnic hosted by Mrs Lenore Urey.
Miss Mary McBride daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin M McBride of Boyles avenue graduated from Edinboro State Teachers College where she studied art at commencement exercises in Edinboro Pa Monday She attended the May Queen pageant last Saturday and Baccalaureate services were held Sunday Mr and Mrs McBride also attended with son Edwin and daughter Louella.
Mrs Nema Eakin proved a pleasing hostess Wednesday evening to members of the 1927 Bridge Club at the home of her mother Mrs Robert Young on Maryland avenue Cards filled the time and following the contest a delicious repast was served Miss Anna Cox a special guest and Miss Marjorie Young assisted In two weeks Mrs C D Minick of Temple avenue will entertain.
The Do-All club gathered at Louise Brown on Franklin avenue for sewing and outdoor games with a delightful luncheon. The next meeting will be at Mildred Coryea on Franklin avenue.
A quiet morning wedding at New Wilmington united Miss Clara A. McCready of Vine Street with Kenneth Moyer of Sharon in the Wilmington United Presbyterian Church officiated by Rev J Ralph Neale. Attendants were Miss Iva Jackson and Lee Moyer. The couple left for a motor trip and will reside in Sharon after a 247 North Oakland Avenue homecoming.
The Girls Friendly Society of St Andrews Episcopal church wrapped up the season with a business meeting and party hosted by Jean and Anna May Hartland Mildred Fleeger and Jean Riley. They planned a picnic for the cast of Mrs Sullivan's Tea Party and will meet next Wednesday at 5 pm at the church before heading to Cascade Park. Anne Hitchen Edith Cowden and Jane Smith oversaw arrangements. Members will craft items during summer for the fall bazaar and games and stunts followed the business portion with refreshments served at blue and white decorated tablets.
A Wednesday eve dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hamilton Plaingrove honored Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robinson. About one hundred guests arrived for a 7 o'clock meal and a serenade with music and games. Attendees included Fred Robinson family Milburn Joan Boyd family Slippery Rock Clarence Humphrey and daughters Ruth and Geraldine Mercer Herbert Wallace Irene Scanlon New Castle Joe McConnell and Elizabeth and Lois Hamilton.
An enjoyable Jollikousins Club gathering took place Wednesday evening at Mrs Thelma Gardner’s Denver avenue home with special guests Mrs Mary ee and Mrs Mary Federen. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Gladys Marshall and Mrs Burnsides after card playing. A late hour lunch was provided by the hostess with Mae Cromie and Mrs Gertrude Grannis assisting. On June 13 Mrs Helena Gribble of Winter avenue will host the members.
Mrs John Earl entertained Wednesday afternoon with A G P club members and special guest Mrs J Dean. Prizes for honor scores went to Mrs A E Hartman and Mrs Gill Ross. Refreshments were served and a short business session elected Mrs Earl president for the coming year. Mrs Alice Gordon will host in two weeks.
Mrs. Louise Patterson entertained Ace-Hi-Bridge Club members at her mother’s Lakewood home with cards as the main diversion. Miss Edna Waddington won the high score prize for a future party In East Brook. Lunch was served by the hostess her mother and sister Maxine Bilger.
Mrs W E Spangler and her daughter hosted visitors over the holiday including Mrs Harry B Perrine of East Brook road Mrs John Sonntag and daughter Gladys of Rich Hill and Mrs John Martin and daughter Dorothy of the Neshannock Falls road in a social gathering.
On Monday evening at the Highland United Presbyterian church Mrs. D Duff Scott will present some of her pupils in concert starting at 8 o clock. She will be assisted by Richards E Johns baritone and Salvitore Crisci violinist.
The Lawrence County Unit of Over Seas Service League holds a 1 PM bridge gathering Saturday at the home of Mrs. S. H. Rhoades in Moody.
The June class of 170 seniors and guests gathered at The Castleton for a senior dinner dance ending a two week run of pre graduation events. Rex Rowland opened the program with speeches by C. C. Green Rev J A Galbraith F L Orth and George Dickson.
Mrs. Rolland L. Spaide of Butler will be the guest soloist at a benefit garden party on June 8 on the Grace Phillips Johnson home lawn Moody avenue. Former Metropolitan Opera soprano will perform a group of songs with Howard Green at the piano and is praised for concert work in Philadelphia Washington and Pittsburgh.
The annual Caven reunion gathered at the Caven homestead on Ellwood-Beaver Falls road to mark the nineteenth anniversary. About 75 relatives and friends shared a chicken dinner then enjoyed games and a business meeting electing Ori son Caven as President Harry V Caven as Vice President Inez Gillespie as Secretary and Edward Brelock as Treasurer. Out of town guests included Mrs H A Caven and Kenneth of Canton Ohio and Rev Lunn with Mrs Lunn and Miss Mabel Kegarise. The next reunion is set for Memorial Day 1934.
Members of the Court Theresa Irene met Monday evening at the Knights of Columbus on North Jefferson Street for a card party hosted by Mrs. Margaret Burns, Mrs. Bernadine Ryan, and Miss Celia Daugherty. Plans were made for a party on June 5 with Theresa Lowrey and Anne Flynn as hostesses. A tureen dinner will mark the June 12 meeting with Evelyn Woods as general chairwoman. The grand regent, Margaret Kelly, will report on the Philadelphia state convention at the dinner meeting.
On Wednesday evening the Jokers Club met at Mrs. Kenneth McCaslin’s home on Milton Street for a social. Mrs. John Morrissey and Mrs. Ben Wise won trophies for high scores. Special guest was Mrs. Ruth Houlette. Lunch was helped by Mrs. Walter Haug. In two weeks Mrs. Morrissey will host again.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blucher of Seattle Washington are entertaining friends this week at the home of Jere Blucher 314 Park Avenue. The couple, former local High School faculty members, have been touring Washington and Philadelphia and will stay until Saturday morning before returning west.
Members of the Silent Eight Club were hosted Wednesday evening at Mrs. Everett Cannon's Wilmington avenue home. Bridge and a delicious lunch followed, with high score prizes awarded to Mrs. E. Cannon, Mrs. Lawrence Fehrenbach, and Mrs. Edward Koonce. Mrs. Albert Hunter will host on June 14.
The Sin-Mar-Bridge Club met Wednesday evening at Miss Dorothy Boyles residence on Neshannock Avenue for a social. Cards were played and the prize went to Mrs. David Leonardson, a special guest who helped serve lunch. In two weeks Miss Lucille Emery will host the group at her Laurel avenue home.
Miss Lillian Dorsey hosted a G W Club gathering at Wildwood Avenue on Wednesday. Special guests included Mrs H D Hetchier Mrs William Allgar Mrs John E Brown and Mrs Frank Sargeant as Mrs Wallace prepared to leave Saturday with her son Lew for an extended California visit. Cards and a noon lunch followed the shower of dainty handkerchiefs.
Mrs Ralph Johnson formerly Louise Hinkson was honored Monday evening by W. T. Class and Quen Esther Society of Croton M E Church at Miss Lilly Belle Hill's Mulberry Street home. Guests enjoyed games music and a meal prepared by the hostess with assistance. Eighteen place settings marked the tables.
The G. T. E. Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Charles Richardson's Logan avenue house for a social gathering. Prizes in card contests went to Mrs. Fred Robinson and Mrs. Cecil Logan. Hostess duties were helped by Mrs. Ear White, with Miss Della Absalom as guest. two weeks hence Mrs. Chester Reed will host.
A group of members of the W. E. A. of this city will motor to Knox this evening where twelve of the participants are expected to join.
Junior members will perform a drill at the Knox meeting directed by Mrs Myrtle Rohrer. The group includes Mr and Mrs Clyde Thomas Mr and Mrs William Glitch Mrs Emma Clapie Mr and Mrs John Earl Mrs John Knox Mr and Mrs W J Klingensmith Mrs Clare Gorley Miss Anna Patterson Mrs Rohrer and the juniors.
Happy Hour Club and Art Club plan events on East Washington street and Treesdale Farms near Harmony. Spoon Club meets at East street. H G S Girls Club includes Mrs. Edna Richards and Elizabeth Richards on Maryland avenue. D W T Club events on Temple avenue. Field Club Bridge plays at 8 30. J O 8 Club hosts at Bellevue avenue. A L C Club with Mrs. Dan Sullivan on Crescent avenue.
Members of the O E A club enjoyed tables of 500 at the informal regular session hosted by Mrs. Harry Davies on Sheridan Avenue. Prize winners were Mrs. Anna Davies and Mrs. C H Armstrong. Special guests included Mrs. Clara Klingensmith and Mrs. Carl Staeber. The next meeting, in two weeks, will be at Mrs. W H Tanney in Walmo.
Mrs. John Frampton hosted the G. K. W. Club on Highland Place with three card tables and a lunch. Mrs. C. L. Barry helped with the menu and special guest Mrs. Laura Keeley attended. The next meeting will be at Mrs. John Atkinson on Emerson Avenue in two weeks.
Members of the A L C 500 club will meet Friday evening at Mrs. Dan Sullivan's Crescent avenue home instead of Croton avenue with Mrs. James Eagan due to illness.
Music Club members present a public choral program at Highland United Presbyterian Church this evening with no admission charge.
Members of Junior Hadassah will gather for the season finale on Tuesday evening at the Edison avenue home of Miss Mildred Levine.
Mrs. Harry C. Urmson will host the Fine Arts department study group of the Woman's Club at 333 Berger Place on Monday June 5 at 2 p m.
The auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a business session this evening at eight o'clock in the Legion home.
Mr and Mrs T Vanseco of Hawthorne street announce the birth of a daughter on May 30. The couple says the child joins family with a name yet to be publicly stated.
Physical Director Henry T. Mac Nicholas met with five counsellors to discuss the Camp Fred L. Rentz season. Registrations for the camping period opening July 11 are now being received.
The Y announces classes will meet only on Thursdays after the summer swimming season opens on June 11. Miss Lenore Beall will supervise and instruct under the physical director. Two Thursday sessions are planned at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Ultra violet treatment accelerates growth and causes earlier death in both flowers and fish, with lifespan shortening in proportion to growth rate. Slowing growth artificially does not extend life.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.