Senior prom caps high school class year with style
About 200 seniors and guests gathered at The Castleton for the senior prom. Dinner, dancing, and cards ended at midnight as plans for the Tuesday commencement and upcoming baccalaureate at the Cathedral were announced. James Goodchild presided, with Dr. C. Careen and Principal Frank J. Orth speaking. Mrs. Sarah Sankey McCune received thanks for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton
High Hoor
Barigiel
James Goodchild
C. Careen
Frank J. Orth
Sarah Sankey McCune
BNCSL
Marjorie Rhodes
Willam Bovard
Grace
Douthett Johns Wedding In Epworth Church
The first June wedding of 1934 took place at Epworth Methodist Church at 7 pm. Miss Ethelyn Mae Douthett, daughter of Dr and Mrs J G Douthett, wed William Welker Johns son of Rev and Mrs G A Garrett. The ceremony included Mendelssohn's Wedding March and a ring ceremony by three clergymen. A wedding breakfast for 36 followed at the bride’s grandparents’ home, with guests listed from Em Po rium Verona Butler and nearby towns. The couple planned a boat trip on Lake Erie and will reside at 1303 Wilmington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
Ethelyn Mae Douthett
J. G. B. Douthett
East Litton Street
William Welker Johns
G. A. Garrett
Emporium
Ruth Galraith
J. 4. Galbraith
Clarence Love
Edward Cowins
Verona
J. A. Galbraith
Juce Douthett
Charles Caven
Miss Galbraith
Mendelsso
Local teachers hold lawn picnic farewell for San Francisco departure
Thursday evening's pleasant outdoor gathering brought Lincoln Garfield and Pollock teachers and about fifty guests to the Hughes home on Pittsbutch road. May Richards and Ruth Weir chaired the event which served as a farewell for Charles Christopher who will leave Lincoln Garfield health instruction duties and relocate with Mrs. Christopher to San Francisco next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln-Gartfield and
Pollock
James M. Hughes
May Richards
Lincoln- Garfield
Ruth Weir
Pallock
Charles Christopher
Lincoln
Garfield
San Francisco
Christopher
Garden Club Meeting at B. K. Thacker Home
The June meeting of the Lawrence County Garden Club will be held on the seventh at the home of Mrs. B. K. Thacker on Knox Avenue. Luncheon will be served at one o'clock followed by a program directed by Mrs. C. S. Royce and Mrs. Allen W. Urmson. A plant exchange will feature members bringing a perennial from their own garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Garden Club
Blk. Thacker
Knox Avenue
C. 5. Royce
Allen W. Urmson
Dinner Rehearsal Sets Evening Social at Presbyterian Church
Beautiful garden blooms set the scene for the rehearsal dinner at First Presbyterian Church. Seventeen guests attended, including Miss Pitzer and Miss Dorothy Sahkey, with best man John of Detroit and bridesmaids from New Wilmington and Pittsburgh. The group dined in the church hall, then held the rehearsal at nine oclock with Mrs Bessie Coates Pitzer and Mrs Kathryn Nessle Alien assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Pitzer
Rill
Jane McClure
New Wilmington
Margaret
Wirgins
Pittsburgh
Dorothy Sahkey
Marian Lockhart
John
Detroit
Mich
Charles Criss
Kenneth Atkinson
Howard M. Kirk
William In
Edward Cox
Tally Ho Bridge Honors Members At North Beaver Home
Mrs Thoburn Stockdale and guests were toasted by the Tally Ho Bridge club as Miss Sarah Patterson and Rose Uhl hosted at North Beaver Street. High scores went to Miss Helen Sankey and Mrs. George Dettel. Bridal gifts were presented to the hostess with orange blossoms and yellow iris decor, a small repast followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoburn Stockdale
Lois Patterson
Harriet Ewing
Helen Sankey
Tally Ho Bridge Club
Sarah Patterson
Rose Uhl
North
Beaver Street
George Dettel
Dorothy Thi
Many Visitors at L A B Meeting and Farewell Picnic
A large turn out attended the L A B club meeting at Lucy Covert with Emrine Ryan and several local members. Winners were Mrs Orville Covert for bingo and Mrs Anna Williams for 500. plans made for a breakfast, next meeting, and a farewell picnic for the Ryans who sail for Africa after visiting Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. B. Club
Lucy Covert
Emerine Ryan
McDonald, Pa
James Kerr
Orville Covert
George Prite
Anna Willams
Anna Williams
George O’ Price
Cascade Park
W. Sweet
Bridge attracts members to club evening
The bi weekly New Castle Field Club party drew many members on Thursday night hosted by Mr and Mrs J B Matthews. Prize winners included Mr and Mrs M L Wilkinson Mr and Mrs K C Steele and Mr and Mrs E B Sawdey. A refreshing lunch followed. Dr and Mrs J R Cooper host the June 14 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
J. B. Matthews
M. L. ‘Wilkison
K. C. Steele
E. BE. Sawdey
J. R. Cooper
Friends Celebrate Double Birthday in Cascade Street Party
About twenty couples including Patriotic club members attended a surprise double birthday event at Mrs. Charles Schetrom’s Cascade Street home, honoring Mrs. Schetrom and Mrs. Ben Kennedy with gifts and a luncheon in pink and white tones. Miss Anna Marie Critchlow will host the T. C. T. club in early June as this week’s meeting was postponed for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Patriotic Club
F and P Carps
Charles Schetrom
Cascade Street
Anna Marie Critchlow
Beckford Street
Farewell events honor McGill staff and local club scenes
Miss Kate Stockman and Arthur McGill staff were feted in a lawn noon tribute on Albert Street followed by a school auditorium dinner. Gifts and speeches highlighted decades of public school service. Nearby gatherings featured Mrs Henry Leighty’s farewell party, Victoria Micce’s bridal fete, and various alumni and social club activities across West Clayton Street and Rhodes Place with bridge, bingo, and upcoming banquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Stockman
Albert Street
Helene W. Edgar
Mary Elizabeth Allen
Margaret Preston
Mildred Burleson
Forty Someman
Miss Stockman
Miss McConnell
George Washington
Margaret Henry
Bob Ian
Jimmy Goodchile
R. G. Leslie
Arthur McGill
Parley Vous club hosts evening at Mrs Porteous home
A merry session of the Par ley Vous club was hosted by Mrs Paul Porteous on Moody avenue. Amusing games and contests entertained the members with prizes won by Mrs Garl Wright Willa McCaskey Mrs R H Patterson and Mrs Jack Dunlap. A picnic luncheon for members and children at Gaston park June 21 was planned. The hostess served an appetizing lunch at a decorated table. Also the G and M class of First Baptist church will meet at 6 30 this evening at Miss Erma Rays 412 Hillcrest avenue for a tureen dinner. Here From Baltimore Mrs Victor Jevon and Young son are visiting her mother and sister Mrs Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Harvey Cooper
Hitchcrest Avenue
Harry ¥Linner
Arthur Kiefer
Edward D. Pritchard
Andrews
B. H. Fritz
Fairmont Avenue
New Deal Club
H. Bartholomew
South Front Street
New Deal 500 Club
John Oberleitner
Hugh Daley
C. E. Miller
Katherine Fee
West
P. T. McCormick
Young Street
Tinnie Ross
East Washington Street
Stcilian Club
Marion Gennaula
Emerson Avenue
Paul Porteous
Moody Avenue
Parley Vous Club
Garl Wright
Willa McCaskey
R. H. Patterson
Jack Dunlap
Gaston Park
First Baptist Church
Erma Ray
Hillcrest Avenue
Wedding, Socials Highlight Newton Falls Notices
Robert Arm Strong of Highland Avenue recently returned home with her newborn son from Jameson Memorial hospital. W. C. Girls hosted on Bleakley Avenue with bingo and prizes for Pagley Conti and Bra sie. dancing followed. June 14 guest Mary Crisei. refreshments served. Memorial Day wedding at parish church in Newton Falls united Virginia Haile and Alfred Barber. The Ter Tvery club meeting was postponed to next Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Arm Strong
Highland Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Margaret
Rose Marie Sick
Wt. W. Cc
Pranvps Pagley
Julia Conti
Margaret Brasie
Mary Crisei
Moerzaret Brasile
Bleakley Avenue
Ter Tvery Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence
D. Alr
H.R. McCutloch
Walme
Kupple Kard ‘Klub
Hazel Kemp
Garden Club
B. K. Thacker Home
Penn Bound
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
William Pawel
Penn
Franchot Tone
Gene Raymond
Edward Arnold
Esther Ralston
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayor
Joan Crawford
Wm. Powell
Manhattan
Tally HO
L.A. B
Mabel
Clifford Ryan
Christian Missionary Alliance
C. Ryan
Grand- View Avenue
Ryans
Boston
Mass
Africa
Tarzan Rhino Caravan
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Penn Theatre
Mary
Hollywood
Johnny Weismiller
All New Castle
Penny Theatre
Mcgill
Thomas Leighty
West Clayton Street
Henry Laighty
Leighty
Butler
Henry Hamilton
Paul Bender
Henry Leighty
John Leighty
Micce
Victoria Micce
Sacraena Club
Willian Phillips
Alice Disney
Miss Beadel
Martha Beadel
Rhodes Place
Youngstown
Dudley §. Thomas
North Heights Avenue
Jayne McKelvey
Ftrancee Deming
Salem
Walter F
Ted
Alumni Association
Alumni Association of
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Edna Jenkins
Frank Bowes
Myrtle Riley
Harold Grossman
Gramada Kensington
Josie Fulkerson
Ernest Smith
Winter Avenue
Mary Lou Thomas
A. McGurdy
India
Amerita Clab
East, Sutton Street
Amerita Club
Nicholas Alloheli
A. Villani
Store of Cool
Strauss-Hirshbergs
Strauss-Hirshberg
Toyo
Baltimore
Victor Jevon
Gifit
Robert
Panda Cech
Eo Rlu
RTC
Pier
Art” Gill Everglade
Newton Falls
Ohio
A. Willams
Virginia Haile
R. E. Halle
Alfred Barber
William Barber
Wilson Avenue
Bud Eckles
Hulda Doerr
Brain Rendering Company
New Brighton
Penna
Bell
Beaver Falls
Victor Eroic
Cimarron
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