Buchner Dunlap Wedding In Church
Sophia Caroline Buchner wed Forrest Bruce Dunlap in a morning First United Presbyterian ceremony at 10 30 AM. Pastor S E Irvine officiated the double ring service. attendees included immediate family and friends. The bride wore a light blue lace dress with red rose and lilies corsage, and a reception followed at the Buchner home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian
Sophia Caroline Buchner
Ferman Buchner
Albert Street
Forrest Bruce Dunlap
Glen
Jean Haug
Buchner
B P W Speaker for Monday Announced
Members of the Business and Professional Women's club will hear Miss Rosena McGurk describe a trip through Mexico with illustrations and articles Monday evening in the YWCA green room. Dinner is at 5 45 followed by a short business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Men’s Garden Club Will Meet Tuesday
Charles Geddings will speak on pruning and trimming trees at the monthly Men’s Garden Club meeting to be held in The Castleton on Tuesday evening June 4 at 8 o’clock. Prof. Charles G. Lindner will report on the Cumberland Park tour of May 19 and a round table discussion will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Geddings
Convention of Men's Garden Clubs of America
New York
Hoyt Paxton
Men's Garden Clubs of America
New Castle
Pittsburgh
Engaged Couple Ethel Satterfield to Wed Alfred Lewis
A Friday evening engagement announcement from Mrs. Earl Yoho’s home shares that Ethel Mae Satterfield and Alfred W. Lewis plan to marry. The event notes a June 15 concealed message on top hat place favors and a guest from Youngstown Ohio. Local clubs meet for quilling and planning sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Yoho
Beckford Street
Ethel Mae Satterfield
David W. Satterfield
Alfred W. Lewis
William H. Lewis
Jefferson Street
Willam H. Jones
Hazel Monroe
Ethel and
Cecil Myers
Youngstown
Pupils and Parents Honor Miss Perry at Cascade Park
A surprise party honored Miss Anna Perry retiring as principal. More than 250 pupils and parents from Thaddeus Stevens Terrace Avenue W N Aiken Lincoln and Garfield schools attended at Cascade Park Community Theatre. Grade 6 A staged a program before gifts were presented and a picnic supper closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Perry
Thaddeus Stevens
Terrace Avenue
W. N. Aiken
Lincoln and
Garfield
Cascade Park
New
Miss Perry
New Castle
Partey
Court Street Unit Luncheon Hosts Guests
Epworth Methodist church unit members and guests gathered at Mrs J H Wintor's Spruce street home for a covered dish luncheon. Eighteen attendees enjoyed a brief program with duets by Stella Lapinsky and Dorothy Love, followed by a business meeting led by president Ray Bishop. The next gathering is a 1 pm luncheon on June 19 hosted by Mrs Charles Andrews on Court street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thornton
J. Sipe
William Mitchell
Prorence
C.C. Miller
Stella
Lapinsky
Dorothy Love
Ray Bishop
J. H. Wigton
Mary Osler
Charles Andrews
Court Street
Engagement Revealed At Doroty Smith Birthday Party
A party at 405 South Walnut street honored Dorothy Smith with a 30 guest gathering. The event announced her engagement to Kirk Pattison, son of Mr and Mrs R H Pattison of 718 Court street, with photos and the date October 1940. The Junior Business Girls club hosted dancing games and a lunch as gifts were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Smith
South Walnut Street
George W. Smith
Kirk Pattison
R. H. Pattison
Court Street
Junior Business Girls Club
John Campbell
Charles Hennon
Hi Lo Bridge Club Hosts Informal Friday Session
The Hi-Lo Bridge club met at Mrs. Joseph Carson's Cunningham avenue home for a bi weekly gathering. Honors went to Miss Frances Gibson Mrs Wilfred Hoyland and Mrs James Bors. Lunch followed hosted by the hostess with guest Mrs Raymond McCartney. On Friday June 14 meeting moves to Miss Gibson at 1420 Neshaminnock Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Carson
Cunningham Avenue
Hi-Lo Bridge Club
Frances Gibson
Wilfred Hoyland
James Borls
Raymond McCartney
Miss Gibson
Neshannock Boulevard
Mrs Rebecca Strong Birthday Surprise Noted In 70th Anniversary
Mrs. Rebecca Strong celebrated her 70th birthday with a Friday evening gathering at her Neshannock avenue home. Friends held a handkerchief shower, awarded prizes to Evelyn Woods Tempa Stickie and A A Fehrenbach. Lunch was provided by Beatrice McNicholas Irene Cage Nell Nowling and Betty Stoner. The S E club meets June 13 at Mrs A A Hunter on Carson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
W. W. McMillen
Beckford Street
Norman McConnell
Milt Book
Mary Caldwell
Maryland Avenue
Rebecca Strong
Neshannock Avenue
Strong
Evelyn Woods
Tempa Stickie
Beatrice McNicholas
Irene Cage
Nell Nowling
Betty Stoner
A. A. Fehrenbach
B. L. Cannon
Elizabeth Street
Dorothy Bird
Eb, L. Cannon
Ed. Koonce
A. A. Hunter
Carson St
Wesley Cartwright Celebrates 86th Birthday Today
Wesley Cartwright of 609 Court Street marks his eighty six birthday anniversary. A retired iron and steel worker, he helped found several of the community's early plants. He received many birthday cards while friends called to extend best wishes. He is in fair health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Cartwright
Court Street
Mr. Cartwright
Rainbow Board Plans Activities for Rainbow Girls
At the Advisory Board meeting of New Castle Assembly No 1, Rainbow for Girls, held at Mr. and Mrs. Charles E Allen’s home, plans for future activities were approved. A novelty dance at Rainbow Terrace Cascade Park is set for June 8 with invitations ready. Initiation is scheduled for June 19, and a picnic for July 12 at Mr. and Mrs. Howard Erwin’s Brinton Place will determine the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Assembly No. 1
Order of the Rainbow
Charles E Allen
Winter Avenue
John EH
Templeton
Rainbow Terrace
Cascade Park
Whieldon
The
Rainbow Girls
Howard Hywin
Brinton Place
F. F. Urey
Howard Erwin
Charles H. Young
L. A. Wyant
Seniors Enjoy Prom At Local High School
The Senior A prom filled the school gym Friday night with 250 plus seniors in spring dresses and caps dancing to a local orchestra from 8 to 12. The gym carried red and white class colors and intermission ballet numbers and trio songs were performed. Refreshments followed while chaperones and special guests attended, with a dedicated committee overseeing decoration, program, entertainment, and tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Avenue
Rels Street
Beatrice Drumheller
Beryl Morgan
Madge Shriver
Marvenia Stenger
F. Storth
Marjorie Rhodes
Elizabeth Parker
Norman Nelson
Wiliam Klee
Elizabeth Willams
Donald Copson
Carol Henderson
Georgianna Truby
Joseph Johnston
June Alexander
James Cherol
Fred McKee
Arthur Grimm
1934 Club Members Guests at Tea Room Dinner
Mr and Mrs Ed Fritz of Fairmont Avenue hosted the 1934 club at a suburban tea room. Guests enjoyed dancing and board games with high score trophies awarded to Mrs Williard Belknap Charlie Andrew Harvey Cooper and Mrs Harry Fiinner. The door trophy went to Harry Slenger. Twenty guests and members dined. next meeting set for June 12 hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Kiefer Hillcrest Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Fritz
Fairmont Avenue
Williard Belknap
Charlies Andrew
Harvey Cooper
Harry Fiinner
Doar
Harry Slenger
Arthur Kiefer
Hillcrest Avenue
Legislative group tours court sessions at Lawrence county
Members of the Woman's club visited the Lawrence county courthouse on Friday to observe naturalization and divorce courts. Judge Thomas Dickey welcomed them as they toured the building, and the session provided informative testimony for the department women. The feature concluded their touring program for the season with plans to resume activities in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Department
Woman's Club
Lawrence County Court House
Naturalization
Thomas Dickey
Court House
Catholic Daughters Hold Ninth Friday Card Party
Members of Court Teresa Irene No. 231 of the Catholic Daughters of America met at the Knights of Columbus Home on North Jefferson Street for the ninth charity card party. Bridge high scores earned trophies to Mrs. Tom Vallely and Mrs. M. J. Scanlon, while 500 prize winners were Mrs. Clyce Rohrer and Margaret Brundert. The tenth party is set for Friday June 7 with Mrs. Anne Mulcahy as chairlady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Teresa Irene No
K. of C
North Jefferson Street
Tom Vallely
M. J. Scanlon
Clyce Rohrer
Margaret Brundert
Anne Mulcahy
Macon Bridge Club Hostess Evening in Macon
Mrs J A McFall Sr hosted the Macon Bridge club at Laurel boulevard Friday. High score prizes went to Mrs Charles Buell and Mrs William Murphy. Mrs Henry Lines took the gal lop er. Next hostess will be Mrs J R Mears on Butler avenue. Margaret and Eleanor Lowery to entertain Laura M Stevenson Class Monday evening at Mrs Bernard Flynn's Oakwood Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McFall, Sr
Macon Bridge Club
Laurel Boulevard
Charles Buell
William Murphy
Henry Lines
J. R. Mears
Butler Avenue
Margaret and
Eleanor Lowery
Laura M. Stevenson
Central Presbyterian Church
Bernard Flynn
Oakwood Avenue
R. D
Shower Honors Gertrude Pape Bride Elect
Miss Gertrude Pape, bride-elect of June, was honored at a shower given by Margaret Taylor on West Falls. About 40 attended with card games and prizes to William Quin and Gertrude Pape. A lunch followed before the guests departed. The June 20 wedding to Carl Bowen will be at St. Mary's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Pape
Margaret Taylor
West Falls Street
William Quin
Harry Taylor
Helen Burke
Helen Burke. On June 20, Miss Pape
Carl Bowen
St. Mary's Church
Junior C. T. P. Girls plan park party
Associates of the Junior Order of GT. P. Girls will meet at Cascade Park Wednesday afternoon at 4:90 June 19 for a frankfurter supper parley. Miss Mary Helen Forman of Baltimore and Mrs. Ray Nolte will be advisors. Delegates Mary Logue chairlady Margaret Garrigus June Boyd Beth by Jane Ayers and others attended the luncheon at The Castleton hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tme
Mary Logue
Chalrady
Margaret Garrigus
June Boyd
Beth
Jane Ayers
Frazier Baker news announced at party
In surprise fashion Mr and Mrs Donald Baker announced their marriage at a shower party hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Robinson on West Washington Street. The couple wed May 22 in Zelenople with Rev Sieberling officiating. Attending were Twila Houk and Charles Barels. They plan a two week motor trip through Kentucky and the eastern coast before residing on Milton Street in ZeLenople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Baker
Ethel Frazier
Henry Robinson
West Washington Street
Latler
Milton Street
ZeHenople
Ruebright
Russell Philips
Jennie Grove
Doris
Shirley Philips
John Grove
Russell Phillips
Wilbert Prazier
State Highway Girls Honor Mrs.R Lanigan
Mrs Ralph Lanigan nee Jane Horchler was honored by State Highway Girls at a gathering hosted by Mrs Paul Lindsley on Manor Avenue Friday evening The event was a miscellaneous shower with 500 tables and a top trophy won by Mrs Wayne Dahl Guests helped by Mrs Carolyn Lindsley as a dainty lunch was served and Mrs Lanigan received many useful gifts for her home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lanigan
Jane Horchler
Paul Lindsley
Manor Avenue
Wayne Dahl
Carolyn Lindsley
Lanigan
Hill-Top Members Conclude Season at Mills Way
Hill-Top Bridge club closed its season with a Friday evening gathering at Mrs. Edward Long's Mills Way residence. Mrs Gerald Book and Mrs Joseph Campbell won the honor score prizes in a contract game. Lunch followed, hosted with help from Mrs Lillian Hughes. Plans for a summer picnic were discussed and regular sessions will resume in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Long
Mills Way
Gerald Book
Joseph Campbell
Lillian Hughes
Tigers Auxiliary Party Planned at Morton Street Hall
Members of the Tigers Auxiliary will host a party this evening at the Morton Street hall with husbands as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Morton Street Hall
Rosanna Louise Burgo Honored On Birthday
Rosanna Louise Burgo, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gill Burgo of East Washington St, celebrated her fifth birthday Friday afternoon May 31. From 2 to 4 o clock friends played games and contests with prizes for Bobby Kosky and Charlene Burgo. A pastel table featured a large cake and dainty repast served by the hostess with aid from Mrs Ray Burge. Rosanna received many gifts and keepsakes marking the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosanna Louise Burgo
Gill Burgo
East Washington St
Bobby Kosky
Charlene Burgo
Ray Burge
Rosanna Louise
Janie McCracken Honored At Birthday Party
Janie McCracken daughter of Mrs Esther McCracken of Court I was honored at a birthday party Friday evening at her home Delores Donley led the games and contests with prizes going to Nancy Sue Walters Mary Rose Evelyn Klingensmith Delores Donley and Jane Tribly Refreshments were served with Mrs R E Powers Mrs James Tucker and Mrs Clarence Boston assisting A number of gifts were presented to Janie from her little friends Mrs Emma Patton was a special guest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie McCracken
Esther McCracken
Court &I
Janie
Delores Donley
Nancy Sue Walters
Mary Rose
Evelyn Klingensmith
Jane Tribly
R. E. Powers
James Tucker
Clarence Boston
Emma Patton
Junior Reading Circle Holds Picnic at Cascade Park
Members of the Junior Reading Circle will meet Tuesday evening at 6 30 for their annual picnic at Cascade Park. Dorothy Bradford Mrs Gerald Morris and Mrs Kenneth McLure are the committee in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Dorothy Bradford
Gerald Morris
Kenneth McLure
Tu-No Associates Dine And Celebrate Birthdays
Tu-No Club members gathered at Miss Margie Klaber's home on West Washington to honor Miss Klaber and Miss Frances Cope on their birthday anniversaries. Cards, a buffet supper, and gifts followed, with June 11 set for a spaghetti dinner at Miss Cope's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tu-No Club
Margie Klaber
West Washington Street
Miss Klaber
Frances Cope
Dean Forrest
Miss Cope
Lathrop
Meeting Postponed by Perry Unit 343 Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary Perry S. Gaston Unit 343 postpones its regular meeting from Monday evening to Monday June 20. Elections of officers will be held at the rescheduled session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Perry S. Gaston
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Grant Cafe
W. Grant St
NEW Castle Drug CO
North Mill St
Washington and Mercer
Satterfield-Lewis
YT. O. T. Club
Nellie Campbell
T. O. T. Club
Temple Avenues
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
M. J. Donnelly
North
Mercer St
Storage Battery & Electric Service CO
Mercer St. Pho
Chick Farrell
Studebaker
Couie Coach Sedan
Barnes-Snyder
Kroger
Mull St
Krogo
Cascade
S. E
Club
Rainbow Board
Macon Bridge
McFall
Bible
WW. OW
Marjorie Dotds
Marion Forrest
W. W.W. Girls Club
W. OB. A. Review
Georgia Wood
East Meyer Avnue
Mary Lou Brunton
Butler
Demeris Jones
Mary Lou Brinton
Roberta Linton
Sam Wool
H. Schuler
Beverly Fox
Sally Lou Kurtz
Table
Betty Flynn
Mary Lou Shoaff
Maude Knight
Maxine Lytle
Eileen Moffatt
Virginia A. Todd
Carrie Lena
Havre de Grace
Virgil
Irene
Romeo
John Viti
Pennsylvania Avenue
Todd
Domenic Verrinle
Wilmington
Dela
Jesse Bungori
Havre de Grace Md
Sharon
Cleveland
Conneaut Lake Park
Elizabeth FP. Verrile
J. N. Wagner
Adams Street
Allan Cartwright
West Coast
Earl Lutz
Mary Eagleson
W. O'Brian
M.S. S. Club
Angelyn Gonglose
M. S. S. Club
Marie Paluenk
Anthony Vincent
Harrison Street
Lakewood
McCurdy
Epworth Methodist Church
Geneva Walker
Thelma Tackett
Dorothy
Margaret Kennedy
Edna Roberts
Grace Sorto
Tam-O-Shanter
Winmore
H. E. DuPuy
West State Street
Model
Marguerite Decker
Streamlers
Dennis Bourdevant
Priscilia
Mary Zumpelia
Montgomery Avenue
Sigma Delta Chi
Kay Brrfilt
New Wilmington Road
H. K. Bell
Trinity Church
Eleanor Colgan
Bell
Garfield Avenue
Frazier-Baker News
R. Lanigan
Tigers Auxiliary
Ate Ieee Ae
J. R. Rick Motor Car CO
Washington St
Tu-No
White Rose Guild
First Baptist Church
Meetemall Club
William Aggas
Highland Heights
Eleanor Donnelly
James Staats
William Jinks
Wendell Allen
Volant
Strouss
Hirshbergs
Castleton
Dancing
Brownie
Kodak
Camera Shop
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
New Castle, Pa
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