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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1932

Page

3

Mrs. Ralph Ramsey Honored At O E S Party

Mrs. Ralph Ramsey district deputy grand matron of the Order of Eastern Star Pennsylvania was feted at a party in Wilmington Avenue Wilmington by Shenango Chapter 333 officers and past matrons. Prizes were awarded in bridge and 500 with several winners named, and a gift presented in tribute to her service.

Ralph Ramsey Order of Eastern Sitar Pennsylvania George Weddell Charlies E. Allen Shenango Weddell Wilmington Avenue Charlotte Cut Bright Genevieve Riddle Georgia Stewart Hazel Grossman Loretta Bender Myrtle Klingensmith Anna Pyle Kathryn Dufford Charlotte Cutwright Belva Bridenbaugh

Circulating Book Club Luncheon Held at Norris Home

Circulating Book club members met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edwin Norris on Hazelcroft avenue for a 1 o'clock luncheon. After a sumptuous menu, the hours were spent in informal pastime and socializing.

Circulating Book Club Edwin Norris Hazelcroft Avenue

Sacred Hearts auxiliary meeting on South Beaver street

Sacred Hearts auxiliary members gathered Wednesday evening in club rooms on South Beaver street with a large attendance. Speakers Anthony Ross and Andy Venditto of the Sacred Hearts A C spoke on topics of interest and instruction. A business session and social hour followed with cards and diversions. Miss Mary Vitale performed a novelty song and dance. In two weeks Mrs. Eleanor Carvella, captain of Team C, will host with aides Margaret De Angeles Anna Polise and Kathryn Goclano.

Sacred Hearts Auxiliary South Beaver Street Anthony Ross Andy Venditto The Sacred Hearts A. C Mary Vitale Eleanor Carvella Margaret de Angeles Anna Polise Kathryn Goclano

Men’s Bible Class Entertains At First Baptist

The First Baptist church hosts a social evening as the Ladies Bible class entertains the Men's Bible class following a six week attendance contest won by the men by five points. Mrs. Stanley Reese leads the program with DeLillo sisters Maxine and Jean performing. Sylvia Martin reads, a comedy sketch sewing for the heathen is presented by church young ladies directed by Mrs. Mary Landis. Refreshments served by Mrs. Boyd Russler’s group.

First Baptist Church Stanley Reese DeLillo Maxine Jean Herbert DeLillo Sylvia Martin Mary Landis Boyd Russler

Picnic Dinner for Junior B P W Club

The Junior B P W club enjoyed a Lakewood outing with a 6 30 picnic dinner hosted by Florence Scott and committee. After dining, members played cards and socialized. Lois Biggins and Lucille Emery were named delegates to the June 27 convention. A July 1 picnic is planned.

Lakewood Florence Scott Lois Biggins Lucille Emery

B B B Members Guests at Cottage Garden Get Together

Mrs Godfrey Richards entertained B B B Club members at Cottage Grove on Wednesday evening. Bridge was the main pastime with honors awarded to Mrs Maurice Boyd. A collation followed and Spring flowers adorned the decor. Two weeks hence the meeting moves to Mrs George Brodbeck's Maryland avenue home.

Godfrey Richards B. B. B. Club Cottage Grove Bridge Maurice Boyd George Brodbeck Brodbeck Maryland Avenue

Daughters of Union Veterans host card party and bingo

The Daughters of Union Veterans met in the City building Tuesday evening with chairlady Mrs. Margaret Hammond. Five hundred and bingo were featured. prizes went to Mrs. K Frost, Mrs. Belle Kennedy, W. Pettitt and Clyde Thomas for five hundred and to Mrs. B Hagan and Mrs. C Hoyle for bingo. Special prizes were awarded to Mrs. Sarah Campbell and Annie Ray. Tables were run by Mrs. O V Fisher, Mrs. Nell Knox and Miss Anna Patterson with lunch served by Mrs. Alice Hogan, Mrs. Hahn and Mrs. Margaret Boak.

Daughters of Union Veterans Margaret Hammond K. Frost Belle Kennedy W. Pettitt Clyde Thomas B. Hagan C. Hoyle Sarah Campbell Annie Ray O. V. Fisher Nell Knox Anna Patterson

Robinson in a Love Drama Delivers Powerful Screen Experience

The review hails Robinson for his furnace of emotion in a dynamic love tale. In two seconds he becomes ensnared by a woman he despises, a flash moment that convicts his honor and scars his soul. The picture is recommended highly as more than a film.

Robinson Worle

Vets Auxiliary Card Party At Mrs Stickle's Home

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Harry L. McBridge Post VFW held a card party at Grant street residence of Mrs Tempa Stickle. Games 500 and bingo were played with prizes awarded to Mrs J F Titus Mrs J F LaRue A F Miller Jack LaRue for 500 and Mrs Ed Woods Mrs J A Bell Reba LaRue Junior Hurd and James A Bell for bingo.

Tempa Stickle Grant Street Harry L. McBridge Veterans of Foreign Wars J. F. Titus J. F. LaRue A. F. Miller Jack LaRue Ed. Woods J. A. Bell Reba LaRue Junior Hurd James A. Bell

Miss Alberta Brenner Honored At Linen Shower

Miss Alberta Brenner, a bride-elect, was honored at a linen shower hosted by Miss Sara McCombs at Mrs. J. A. McKnight’s home on the Butler road. The event featured a bridge contest won by Miss Brenner and Miss Margaret Cowmeadow, with pink and white decor and a decorative sprinkling can as a surprise token.

Sara McCombs J. A. McKnight Butler Road Alberta Brenner Margaret Cowmeadow

O D 500 Club Hosts Birthday Party Plans

The O. D. 500 Club gathered at Mrs. Wayne Lines home on East Washington Street. Members and guest Mrs. Kathryn Kurtz played, with honors won by Mrs. Ethel Crane Mrs. Clara McKnight and Mrs. Carrie Kerr. A birthday party for Mrs. McKnight is planned for DuShane Street next Tuesday. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. George Prize on East Washington Street.

O. D Wayne Lines East Washington Street Ethel Crane Clara McKnight Carrie Kerr Kathryn Kurtz McKnight DuShane Street

A. F. F. Club Meets At Miss Green Home

Miss Rose Marie Green hosted the A. F. F. club with guests on Wednesday. The evening featured a motor tour and music and dancing before lunch. Miss Mary Sullivan won the prize. The next meeting is set two weeks hence at Miss Jean Harris’s Madison avenue home.

Rose Marie Green Shenango Street A. F. F. Club Mary Sullivan Green White Jean Harris Madison Avenue

Birthday Celebration for Miss Jean Bartsch

Miss Jean Bartsch of Highland Avenue was surprised at home Wednesday evening by a group of friends celebrating her eleventh birthday. Games and dancing filled the hours with a style show awarding first prize to Dorothy Doerr and second to Wanda Wynder. She received gifts including a large birthday cake as Mrs Norris Mitchell and Mrs Charles Miller helped serve refreshments.

Jean Bartsch Highland Avenue Dorothy Doerr Wanda Wynder Norris Mitchell Charles Miller

Lovely Party Honors Miss Betty Beeler

A Wednesday evening bridge party at Miss Esther Levine's South Mill Street home honored bride-elect Miss Betty Beeler. Six tables competed with trophies to Miss Ann Rice Miss Sal Gordon and Mrs Bart Richards. The hostess presented a gift to the guest of honor and a lunch followed. Green and yellow tones framed the menu and decor.

Esther Levine South Mill Street Betty Beeler Ann Rice Sal Gordon Bart Richards

L A B Club Hosts Card Evening at Warren Avenue

The L A B club gathered at Mrs. W L Baker of Warren avenue on Wednesday. Special guests included Mrs. John Deck Mrs. William Fullerton Mrs. H B Ray and Mrs. Lester Wooley. Trophies for honors went to Mrs. James McCullough and Mrs. Wilbur Jones. A collation followed assisted by daughters Mrs. Anna Williams and Mrs. John Sweet. Plans for the next meeting will be announced later.

W. L. Baker Warren Avenue John Deck William Fullerton H. B. Ray Lester Wooley James McCullough Wilbur Jones Anna Williams John Sweet

Highland hostess leads OEA club night at Woolcott home

Mrs L M Woolcott of Highland avenue hosted the O E A Club gathering with social time and a prize moment awarding honors to Mrs W H Tanney and Mrs Harry Davies. Special guest Mrs Elmer Tintsman attended and a luncheon was served by the hostess and her daughter Eleanor. In two weeks Mrs Thomas Nolan of Maryland avenue will entertain.

L. M. Woolcott Highland Avenue O. E. A. Club W. H. Tanney Harry Davies Elmer Tintsman Eleanor Thomas Nolan Maryland Avenue

Ace Hi Bridge Club Fun at Miss Ruth Patterson Home

The Ace Hi Bridge club gathered at East Brook home of Miss Ruth Patterson for a Wednesday evening of cards. Miss Edna Waddington won high honors. A luncheon followed, served by the hostess and sister Mrs Edwin McAnlis. Mrs Louise Patterson will host on June 8.

Ruth Patterson East Brook Edna Waddington Edwin McAnlis Louise Patterson

Bridge Club Guests Enjoy Laurel Boulevard Hospitality

The 1927 Bridge club associates met at Mrs. Maurice Sadler’s home on Laurel boulevard Wednesday evening. Special visitors included Mrs. Marshall Whittacre of Elyria, Ohio, and Miss Charlotte Sadler. After the cards, lunch was served by the hostess with help from Mrs. Lee Davids. They plan to meet again in two weeks with the hostess to be announced.

Bridge Club Maurice Sadler Laurel Boulevard Marshall Whittacre Elyria, O Charlotte Sadler Lee Davids

Birthday party for John W. Buhorn hosted by Miss Anne Dickson

Miss Anne Dickson of 1912 Hamilton Street entertained a group of young people Wednesday evening at her home in honor of John W. Buhorn's birth anniversary. Bridge and five hundred were played and a late hour menu of red and white refreshments was served. the hostess was assisted by her mother.

Anne Dickson Hamilton Street John W. Bluehorn Bridge Five Hundred

Junior P H C Hike Plans Turned Indoor Picnic

The junior P H C members planned a Wednesday Castle Beach hike but weather prompted an indoor Malta Hall picnic. About thirty youths shared a six o'clock supper followed by games. Supervisors were Hazel Hicks Katherine Jaxtheimer Deputy Beckett and Roy Erwin.

P. H C Castle Beach Malta Hall Hazel Hicks Katherine Jaxtheimer Beckett Roy Erwin

Evening Club Notes List of Hosts and Venues

Happy Hour club Cascade park tureen dinner. Wyleaway Bridge club Mrs. Willis McMullen Cumberland avenue. 1930 Hokum club Esther Shaffer R. D. 7 Rachel Jones hostess. S. A. G. Club Mrs. M. P. Mee Cann Northview avenue. Butler Girls Club Mrs. George Wagner DuShane street Mrs. Roy Warnock joint hostess.

Happy Hour Club Cascade Park Wyleaway Bridge Club Willis McMullen Cumberland Avenue Hokum Club Esther Shaffer R. D Rachel Jones S. A. G. Club M. P. MeeCann Northview Avenue Butler Girls Club George Wagner DuShane Street Roy Warnock

Legion Auxiliary to Hold Regular Meeting Friday

The Perry S. Gaston Post 343 American Legion Auxiliary will meet Friday evening at eight o'clock in the Legion Home on North Jefferson Street.

Perry S. Gaston American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home North Jefferson Street

Local Boy Returns to Medical College in Philadelphia

William Hinkson son of Mr and Mrs James Hinkson of North Crawford avenue returns to Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia after spending a week in this vicinity He is accompanied by Dr Carl Lytle Bartow Florida a fellow student and classmate They entered Jefferson hospital June 1 for a two year internship and graduate on June 3

William Hinkson James Hinkson North Crawford Avenue Philadelphia Jefferson Medical College Carl Lytle Bartow Florida Messrs Hinkson Lytle Jefferson Hospital

Lakewood Dinner Hosts Nous A Mon Girls Club

Mrs. Pearl Cook hosted the Nous A Mon Girls club and their spouses at Lakewood with a seven o clock dinner. Decor featured dogwood blossoms and garden flowers for twenty four seats. A brief business meeting planned a July 6 basket picnic and prizes were awarded after games.

Pearl Cook Lakewood Nous A Mon Girls Club Cook Home Ethel Thomas Helen Frey Walter Mabb William Logan Josephine Kison

Y O A Girls Club Meets At Court Street Hostess

Mrs Frank Johnston hosted a Wednesday Y O A Girls Club session on Court Street with cards as the main activity. Mrs G Wilford Thomas won the high prize and a late lunch followed served by the hostess and sister Mrs Frank Clinefelter. In two weeks Mrs Milton Marshall on North Walnut Street will host at her home.

Frank Johnston Court St Y O. A. Girls Club G. Wilford Thomas Frank Clinefelter Milton Marshall North Walnut Street

G K W Club Hosts Social Evening at Mrs Boston Home

Members of the G. K. W. Club gathered at Mrs. Tom Boston's Park Avenue home for a usual social session Wednesday evening. Activities included cards and music, followed by lunch prepared with help from Mrs. Boston's daughter Miss Kathryn Boston. The report notes the season’s tones and mentions an upcoming visit by Mrs. Clyde Barry of Greenwood Avenue in two weeks.

G. K. W. Club Tom Boston Park Evenue Kathryn Boston Clyde Barry Greenwood Avenue

A. G. P. Club Hosts Social with 500 Winners

Mrs. Cecil Gordon welcomed A. G. P. club members at Sheridan avenue for a Wednesday afternoon gathering. The main activity was a 500 contest with prizes won by Mrs. Matthew Tripp and Mrs. Gill Ross. Special guests included Mrs. Jack Biddle and Helen Curtiss, who received the guest token. In two weeks Mrs. Tillie Hartman will host the club.

Cecil Gordon Sheridan Avenue A. G. P. Club Matthew Tripp Gill Ross Jack Biddle Helen Curtiss Tillie Hartman

Chipso Soap Claims Safe Use on Colored Silks

An advertisement quotes a grocer praising Chipso soap as safe for colored silks. It urges washing dishes with Chipso and promises quick hand smoothing. The boast emphasizes safety for delicate fabrics and skin care benefits.

Field Club Ladies to Begin Tournament

The New Castle Field Club ladies start their golf tournament at the club grounds on Friday June 3 at 9 30. The program includes a flag tournament and a putting contest with prizes in each event.

The New Castle

Reunion of Gaston Sunday School at Gaston Park

A basket picnic reunion for the Gaston Sunday School will be held at Gaston Park on Wednesday June 8 at 12 o'clock noon. All former members and friends are invited.

Gaston Sunday School Gaston Park

Miss Frances Mellor Graduates From Institute of Musical Art

Miss Frances Harlow Mellor of 325 North Mercer Street New Castle graduated Tuesday evening from the Institute of Musical Art at the Juilliard School of Music. She studied piano in the department of piano.

New York Frances Harlow Mellor Mercer Street New Castle Institute of Musical Art Julliard School of Music Claremont Avenue Mellor

Mrs Mastrangelo Hosts Ten Ivory Club at Home

Mrs John Mastrangelo of Cunningham Avenue will host the Ten Ivory Club members at her residence this evening.

John Mastrangelo Cunningham Avenue Ivory Club

Boy Scouts Camporee Plans Outlined for June 7 8

Scout Executive Herbert G Horton outlines the County Camporee at Scout Camp John M Phillips on June 7 8. An eight boy patrol conducts an overnight hike and camp setup, judged on a 1000 point scale with standard patrols earning public recognition for 850 points or more. The top patrol, if at the Rising Sun Maryland Regional Exposition, has its registration fee paid by the Council. The council meets Monday June 6 at 8 PM in Scout headquarters.

Herbert G. Horton John M. Phillips Rising Sun Maryland Council

Girl Scouts Troop Seven Halted Until Further Notice

Troop 7 of the First Baptist church led by Miss Florence Davis will not meet until a further notice is issued.

The First Baptist Church Florence Davis

Last Meeting of Lincoln Garfield Girl Scouts After School

The Girl Scouts of Lincoln and Garfield held their final after school meeting on Wednesday. The event marked the end of the group’s current session with plans for future activities discussed among attendees.

Girl Scouts of Lincoln and Garfield

Troop 2 Girl Scouts Close Season With Cascade Park Picnic

Troop 2 meets at Highland church and ends season with a Cascade park picnic. The girls swam and prepared their own dinners in the grove. Special guests included Mrs E C Chapman and Misses Helen Craig and Betty Davis. They planned a supper hike soon.

Girl Scouts Highland Church Cascade Park E. C. Chapman Helen Craig Betty Davis

Woman robbed despite armed readiness noted by Cleveland News

A Cleveland News item reports a woman robbed of $60 despite carrying a gun, implying prudent preparedness was not fully protective. TheDetroit News notes Public Enemy No 1 dropping to 40,886 in Atlanta, highlighting a significant loss of seniority in underworld history.

Cleveland News Atlanta Underworld Detroit News

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