Lucretia Fuleno Graduation Party Held In Union Calabro Hall
About 300 relatives and guests honored Lucretia Fuleno daughter of Mr and Mrs John Fuleno with dancing buffet lunch and a cake at Union Calabro hall. She will start as secretary at Valley Motor Freight Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Calabro Hall
Flucretia Fuleno
John Fuleno
Agnew Street
Louis D’kuzo
Pete Romano
Frank de Luca
Anthony Fuleno
Delores Fuleno
Anthony Riccardi
Lucretia
The
Valley Motor Freight Company
Dorcas Class Hosts Dinner At Local Tea Room
First Congregational church Dorcas class members met Tuesday evening for a 14-seat dinner in a local tea room. Mrs. Thomas Thomas and Mrs. Mifflen Miller chaired the arrangements. Mrs. Fred Wallace won the door prize. Mrs. Miller of 910 Cunningham Avenue will host at her home Monday evening, September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
First Congregational Church
Thomas Thomas
Mifflen Miller
Fred Wallace
Cunningham Avenue
Choir Social at St Pauls Lutheran Church
Members of the St Pauls Lutheran church choir gathered Friday evening in the Bible school room for a social meeting. Lunch was served by M Gregor R H Druschel Robert Martikkala and Ralph Rodgers. The group will assemble again at the church on Friday evening July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
M. Gregor
R. H. Druschel
Robert Martikkala
Ralph Rodgers
Moore Hosts T A W Club Card Night
WR Moore entertained the T A W club Friday at his East Washington street home. Cards were played with prizes awarded to J Dutford D Gibson and D Weisbaker. A lunch was served. June 13 D Weisbaker will join the club at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WR. Moore
T. A. W. Club
East Washington Street
J. Dutford
D. Gibson
D. Weisbaker
Willing Workers Bible Class Plans Cascade Park Picnic
Members of the Willing Workers Bible Class of the First Congregational church met at Rev. and Mrs. Jones home on Friday. Devotions were led by Mrs. Matthews. Prizes went to Griff Thomas Rachel Long Florrie Davies and Daniel Richards. Lunch was served by the hostess with help from Mrs. Jones Rachel Long and Margaret Davies. A picnic for members and families in Cascade Park is set for Thursday June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Jones
East Reynolds Street
Willing Workers Bible
First Congregational Church
Dave Matthews
Griff Thomas
Rachel Long
Florrie Davies
Daniel Richards
Henry Jones
Margaret Davies
Cascade Park
S S D Club Meets at Forest Street Evening
S S D club members met with Jennie Cioffi on Forest street Wednesday evening. Card playing was the pastime with high score prizes to Mrs. Mary Sands and Mrs. Joseph Scungio who also won the club prize. Special guests were Mrs. Anthony Barrett and Mrs. Michael Scungio who received prizes. June 13 will be a meeting with Mrs John Scungio on Mercer street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Cioffi
Forest Street
Mary Sands
Joseph Scungio
Anthony Barrett
Michael Scungio
John Scungio
Mercer Street
Y. L. B. Class Members Hostess Plans Second Meeting
Section F of the YS232 class of the Third U P church gathered at Mrs. Clara Gardner home on Neshannock avenue for a Friday evening event with a light lunch served by Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Lemuel L. Rhodes. In two weeks Mrs. Sarah McCon acr will host the group at her East Washington street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Clara Gardner
Neshannock Avenue
Lemuel L. Rhodes
Sarah McConacr
East Washington Street
Tigers Auxiliary Meeting Set for Monday Evening
The Tigers Auxiliary will meet Monday evening in the club rooms on South Mill Street. Hostesses are Mrs. John Large and Mrs. Nick Tuscano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
South Mill Street
John Large
Nick Tuscano
Edenburg Couple Married at Mercer Parsonage
Miss Elaine Hancock and William Reynolds, both of Edenburg, wed Wednesday in Mercer at the Methodist parsonage, officiated by Dr. John L. Buck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenburg
Elaine Hancock
William Reynolds
Mercer
John L. Buck
Eileen Smith Engaged to Robert Green of Corvallis Oregon
Mr and Mrs Edward J Smith announce the engagement of their daughter Eileen Smith to Robert Vance Green of Corvallis Oregon son of Mr and Mrs William I Green of Winnsboro Texas The couple plan a wedding in Corvallis in the near future Eileen will be attended by her sister Kathleen Smith who accompanied the bride on her trip west
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Smith
30 Spring Street
Eileen Smith
Robert Vance Green
Corvallis
Ore
William I. Green
Winnsboro
Tex
Kathleen Smith
J. H. W. Society Picnic Set For June 10
Members of the Jean Hill Williamson Missionary society of Highland U P church plan their yearly picnic Monday evening June 10 at the cottage of Miss Elizabeth Parker in Cottage Grove. The society meets regularly on June 3 each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Hill Williamson
Wolfe Massive Engagement Announcement Confirms Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wolfe of 5 West Long Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Annabel to Gerald Massive, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Massive of Brooklyn. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Wolfe
West Long Avenue
Annabel
Gerald Massive
Nathan Massive
Brooklyn
D. O. F. Club Hosts and Plans June Trip
Mrs Virginia Stanich greeted D. O. F. members as hostess for an evening of socializing. Plans were made for a June 6 trip to Youngstown. Dorothy Vago won the club token. guests included Mrs Catherine Marcella and Mrs Mona Nero who helped serve lunch. Next meeting on June 20 with Mrs Agnes Pascarella at 115 West South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Stanich
D. O. F. Club
Youngstown
Dorothy Vago
Catherine Marcella
Mona Nero
Agnes Pascarella
West South Street
Local H. T. P. Club Hosts June Evening
Club members met Friday at the home of Mrs. Betty Sizor on Crofton avenue. High score trophies were won by Mrs. Bess Porter, Mrs. Claudia Nelson, and Mrs. Minnie Baldwin. Lunch was served by Mrs. Sizor and Mrs. Dorothy Hoagland. Mrs. Erma Tindall invites members to her Butler avenue home Thursday evening June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. P. Club
Betty Sizor
Croton Avenue
Bess Porter
Claudia Nelson
Minnie Baldwin
Sizor
Dorothy Hoagland
Erma Tindall
Butler Avenue
YMCA Notes Free Swimming Campaign Opens June 3
Young boys of the YMCA are reminded of the free swimming campaign starting Monday June 3 at the Y pool. Over 50 boys have signed up for lessons supervised by Jimmy Dart, the branch's physical director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Dart
Religious Circle to Meet at Mrs Rodenbaugh Home
Laura Stevenson class of Central Presbyterian church will meet Monday evening June 3 at the home of Mrs Robert Rodenbaugh 122 North Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura M. Stevenson
Central Presbyterian Church
Robert Rodenbaugh
North
Walnut Street
Social notes from Revere Beach and area
Mrs. Rose Rowe and family from Revere Beach Md visit Mr. and Mrs. David J. Matthews at 1206 East Washington. Mrs. Anna Orend returns home from Jameson Memorial Hospital after an operation two weeks ago and will remain under home care. Attorney and Mrs. Robert L. Wallace host nephew Gilbert M. Gass of San Francisco recently discharged after 27 months in Germany. George Darling of UNRRA, visiting his brother-in-law and sister-in-law, was head of the Accounts Division for Greece mission. He previously worked as a government accountant for New York State. Governor Herbert Lehmann appointed Darling to oversee UNRRA Greece accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Rowe
Pat
Mary Lou
Revere Beach
David J. Matthews
East Washington Street
Anna Orend
Neshannock Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Robert L. Wallace
East Wallace Avenue
Gilbert M. Gass
San Francisco
Calif
Gass
Germany
United States
UNRRA
George Darling
Greece
Jack Gerson
Darling
State of
New York
Herbert Lehmann
Mr. Darling
St Luke's A. M. E. Zion to Host Services and Concerts
A series of events at St Luke's A. M. E. Zion church includes a Sunday 3 30 service led by Rev R M Jones with choir and reports. A musical tea follows 5 7 PM. Fourth Quarterly conference Sunday 8 PM led by Rev T J Tipp. Humble Five concert Friday June 7 at 8 PM. Monday prayers and Kensington club meet June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s A. M. E. Zion Church
R. M. Jones
Price Memorial A. M. E. Zion Church
Youngstown
St. Lukes A. M E. Zion
St Luke’s A. M. E. Zion
T. J. Tipp
Humble Five Inspirational Gospel Chorus
Pittsburgh
St Luke's A. M. E. Zion Church
Rachel Pryor
South Jefferson Street
Sunshine Kensington Club
En Street Y. W C. A
Drucilla+ Johnson
Local Man Burns In Gasoline Fuel Pump Repair
Louis Walter Jr aged 28 of 819 West Washington street sustained second degree burns on his hands and face when gasoline from his car motor ignited as he repaired a fuel pump. He was taken to Jameson Memorial hospital for treatment around 8 40 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Walter, Jr
West
Washington Street
Silver Nitrate Shortage Threatens News Photographs
William C. Thurber, head of the silver users emergency committee, warned that a silver nitrate shortage could force newspapers and magazines to drop pictures. He blamed the silver bloc in the Senate for price hikes, noting only 3 to 8 weeks of supply remain and suggesting government access to 225000 ounces of free silver could relieve the bottleneck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
William C. Thurber
Silver Users Emergency Committee
U.S. Senate
Thurber
West Point
Search For Crew Of Canadian Ship Abducted
Port Colborne Ontario police launched a search for an entire non union crew believed abducted from the Canadian Steamship Lines Freighter Lethbridge. Six hours after the 3 30 a m boarding no trace was found. Police lined the locks with RCMP and provincial officers as striking seamen kept a night watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Colbornf
Ont
Lethbridge
Canadian Mounted Police
Port Colborne
Mel Doig
More Potential Husbands In U. S.
Princeton report shows 3.7 million more single men than single women age 5 and over as of the 1940 census. Dr. Hope T. Eldridge notes most excess males are aged 15 to 34 in a discussion at the Population Association of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Nylons
Population Association of America
Hope T Eldridge
Bureau of Census
Marine enlistment drive at local post office
James P. Simpson, son of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Simpson Sr., fills out a two year Marine Corps enlistment in Room 211 of the Post Office building. John P. Bodnar, war veteran, provides enlistment information as the Leathernecks recruit in the area. Enlistments range from two to four years with duty choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Simpson
Winter Avenue
U. S. Marine Corps
Leathernecks
John P Bodnar
United Nations explores five sites for permanent world HQ
The nine nation commission begins another exploration trip choosing five alternate locations in Westchester New York and Fairfield Connecticut to recommend to the UN assembly in September. Until a permanent site is chosen the UN headquarters remain at the Sperry Gyroscope plant at Lake Success Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
United Nations Headquarters Commission
Nine-Nation Commission
Westchester County
N. Y
Fairfield County
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I. S. D. Club
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RAY Mill
Matchell Letson
Arime
Pou
Dane Clark
Zachary Scott Janis
J. H. W. Society
Wolfe
Y.M.C.A
Laura Stevenson
Paramount
Jennifer Jones
Joseph Cotten
Ann Richards
Doll Face
Vivian Blaine
Dennis O’ Keefe
Perry Como
Carmen Miranda
Corporal Hargrove
Robert Walker
Keenan Wynn
Frances Gifford James Craig
Waldore
New Castle
N. R. Casillo
Castleton
Casillo
Pennsylvania State Game Commission
Pymatuning
R. F. Conway
West Side
Betty John
June Grable
Payne
Haver
Sionning
Joan Robert
Isse Auda
U. S
James Simpson
Lakewood
Lakewood Melodiers
Brookfield, O
Bob Chester
Inc
Taves
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Tan
Tax
Columbia Pictures
Rita Hayworth
Glenn Ford
George Macready
Joseph Calleia
Maron Parsonnel
Virginia van Upp
Charles Vicor
Gread Lee
Ibis
Hayworth
Pallar Blame Oo Mame
UN Commission
John L. Lewis
Modern Kitchen Supply CO
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Phan
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Associaton
Lawrence County
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