Reception Honors Prof and Mrs Dickson in New Castle Return
Hundreds attend a public reception for Prof. and Mrs. George A. Dickson in New Castle marking their 14 year absence with a garden filled event at the Rentz home on Edison Avenue. The Senior High Band serenaded the couple as former students, teachers, and janitors greeted them, recalling bygone school days and friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Dickson
New Castle
Pred L. Rentz
Edison Avenue
Dicksons
California
Rentz Gardens
Rentz
Friends of the
Ray Showalter
Stree
Dickson
Prof. Dickson
Delightful Music Club closes year with Highland church program
The Music Club presented an engaging year end program at Highland church with the Club Chorus directed by Richard Johns and Mrs. Jay L Reed on organ, Albert Taylor on piano. Mrs Paul Welsh accompanied. English Norwegian and Mediterranean songs impressed a large audience. Hostess Mrs William J Caldwell greeted guests and introduced each number. Choral members included Gladys Rich and many others. Junior Day plans with Miss Helen Ewing and Mrs Katherine Nessle Allen as joint hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Club
Highland Church
Richard Johns
Jay L. Reed
Albert Taylor
Paul Welsh
Reed
Mr. Taylor
William J. Caldwell
Gladys Rich
W. J. Caldwell
Lila Henshaw
Martha McGill
A. C. Dietterle
Margaret Hirtzler
Ruth Woodworth
Anne Montgomery
M. R. Newberry
Clawson Club Hosts Novel Kid Party at Local Home
The Clawson club gathered Thursday at Mrs. Robert Flack's Cascade street home for a kid party. Mrs. Reynolds Elizabeth and Zella Patterson attended as special guests. Prizes were awarded to Mesdames Tinstman Davies and Patterson. Lunch followed hosted by the Flacks with Mrs. Reynolds assisting. Planned picnic later this month to be hosted by Mrs. Elmer Tinstman and Mrs. Robert Flack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clawson Club
Robert Flack
Cascade Street
Reynolds
Elizabeth
Zella Patterson
Mesdames Tinstman
DAR Meeting Set at Mrs Irvine Ralphs Home
The Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at the home of Mrs Irvine Ralph at 401 East Wallace Avenue on Saturday afternoon at 2 30 o clock, signaling a routine neighborhood social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Irvine Ralph
East
Wallace Avenue
Nord McGarey Nuptials Today
Miss Gladys Nord and Donald G McGarey wed in a 10 30 morning ceremony at Darlington United Presbyterian Church. Officiant Rev Raymond Campbell guided a single ring service as families witnessed. The couple plans a motor trip to Chautauqua New York then residence in New York City while both pursue studies at Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington United Presbyyerian
Gladys Nord
Bernard Nord
Bessemer
Donald G. McGarey
E. Roy McGarey
Brookville
Raymond Campbell
Alice Mae Huffman
Gordon Jenkins
New Castle
Columbia University
Bessemer High School
Dicksons Have Busy Schedule
Prof. George A. Dickson, former New Castle educator, travels with City Solicitor Robert McK. White to Washington Pa for the Washington Jefferson College commencement. They return Saturday and will be hosted by local families over the weekend and next week with dinners and a class reunion picnic planned for June 8 with the Class of 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Dickson
New Castle
Robert McK. White
Washington, Pa
Washington-Jefferson College
Dickson
John G. Nothdurst
Centennial Street
Castleton Hotel
Charles G. Lindner
James M. Smith
Fred L. Rentz
Slippery Rock Creek
New Castle Women Host Farewell Luncheon in Youngstown
A group from New Castle traveled to Youngstown Ohio on Thursday for a luncheon at Mrs. Joseph Blue's home, daughter of Mrs. W. H. Smith. The event served as a farewell as Mrs. Blue prepares to join her husband in New York. Spoiled by a handkerchief shower, four dozen guests enjoyed a meal served from tureens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Youngstown
Joseph Blue
W. H. Smith
Hillcrest Avenue
Blue
New York
Enter Line Clan Annual Reunion Planned in Elizabethville
The Enter line Clan holds its annual reunion in Elizabeth ville Pa on Saturday August 12 with a 1 30 PM program of vocal duets humorous readings and more Dinner will be served at noon Officers include W Clark Enter line president Camp Hill Mark Holtman Harrisburg and C G Enterline secretary Reading
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterline
Elizabethville
W. Clark Enterline
Camp Hill
Mark Holtman
Harrisburg
C. G. Enterline
Reading
Bridge Party Rescheduled at New Castle Field Club
This evening the postponed bridge party will be held at the New Castle Field Club for the entertainment of its membership. Play will begin at 8 30 and prizes are to be awarded. Lunch will be served at an appropriate hour. Taxonomy is the classification of plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Jewish Junior Council Fete At Field Club
A springtime Field Club setting hosted the Jewish junior council annual frolic with cabaret style rooms and veranda decor. About seventy couples danced from 10 30 p m to 1 30 a m. Guests came from Pittsburgh Beaver Falls Youngstown Sharon and Freedom as Miss Ethel Pittler led the committee to cap the season’s social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Jewish Junior Council
Pittsburgh
Beaver Falls
Youngstown
Sharon
Freedom
Ethel Pittler
Qua Nequa Members Social at Mercer Home
Qua Nequa club members visited Mrs. Emrys Davis at Mercer for an informal evening of cards, with bridge, prizes to Mrs. J. H. Webb and Mrs. Walter Hemphill. After lunch a brief meeting decided to disband for summer with activities resuming in fall, aided by Mrs. J. L. Ringer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quanequa Club
Emrys Davis
Mercer
J. H. Webb
Walter Hemphill
J. L. Ringer
Court Street Unit Luncheon Hosts Quilt Tea Plans
Mrs. J H Wigton opened her Spruce Street home to Court Street Unit Epworth M E church members for a one o'clock luncheon assisted by Mrs. J P Dunkerly, Mrs. C H Andrews and Harold Wigton. Final plans were made for a June 9 quilt display and tea, with the Friendship quilt to be shown. Also announced was a Father Sons banquet on June 16, to be run by the Men's Bible class. The next meeting will be July 6 at the home of newly elected president Mrs J P Dunkerly on Scott Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wigton
Spruce Street
Court Street
Epworth M. E
J. P. Dunkerly
C. H. Andrews
Harold Wigton
Scott Street
G E M Class Honors Teacher At Dinner
The G E M Class of First Baptist church hosted a dinner for teacher Miss Elizabeth Owens a bride-elect. Thirty two guests attended with a spring decorated setup. Gifts included kitchen essentials a handmade embroidered quilt and matching cushion. Special guests were Mrs Copson Gertrude Lundy Ethel Uber and Elsie Double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Elizabeth Owens
Miss Owens
Margaret Copson
Gertrude Lundy
Ethel Uber
Elsie Double
V F W Auxiliary Elects Delegates to Conventions
Mrs. Adella Evans presided at the meeting of the auxiliary to Harry L. McBride Post 522 in the Legion Home. Delegates were chosen for the state convention in Allentown June 15 to 17 and for the Milwaukee national convention in August. Delegates: Evans Conner Woods Stickle. Alternates: Potter LaRue Miller Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adella Evans
Auxiliary
Harry L. McBride
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion Home
Allentown
Irene Cage
Tri County Council
Milwaukee
Ruth Conner
Evelyn Woods
Tempa Stickle
Flossie Potter
Reba LaRue
Ada Miller
Nellie Johnson
Miss Helen Furst to Graduate This Month
Miss Helen Furst a Lindenwood College student in St Charles Mo has earned distinction in home economics and will receive a June 5 commencement certificate. She danced the Country Gardens at May fete and hosted a dinner for faculty. Also noted is the marriage of Evelyn Wakefield to Kenneth Stokes today at Central Presbyterian Church with a nine guest wedding dinner at the groom’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Furst
Winter Avenue
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Lindenwood
Country Gardens
Furst
J. A. Wakefield
Washington Street
Evelyn
Kenneth Stokes
Mary Stokes
Hamilton Street
Central Presbyterian Church
D. C. Schnebly
Mahoning Presbyterian Church
Medora Morris
George Crable
John Morris
Stokes
New Castle High School
American Can Company
Kensington Luncheon at Haydon Residence
Mrs Frank Haydon of Sheridan avenue hosted a one o clock luncheon for the Tuesday Kensington members. Marian Haydon assisted with the menu and the group welcomed president Mrs W H Williams back from Florida. Scrapbook crafting for White Cross work filled the afternoon. On June 6 Mrs Stan Treser and Mrs William Sterling plan a joint tea at North Mercer street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Haydon
Sheridan Avenue
Kensington
Marian
W. H. Williams
Florida
White Cross
Stan Treser
William Sterling Wil
North
Mercer Street
Baldwin Bible Class Hosts Summer Plans and Recital
Thursday evening the Baldwin Bible class of Highland U P church held a regular business and social meeting. Women attended a recital by the Music club in the church auditorium. A business session set plans for July’s annual picnic and other summer activities. Refreshments were served in the dining room with tables centered by yellow iris. Hostesses included Mrs. James Cole Mrs. A C Allen Mrs. C B Sproull Mrs. Fred Lipp Mrs. Flora McDill Mrs. S L Boughter Misses Bess Allen and Bertha Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Bible Class
Highland U. P
Music Club
James Cole
A. C. Allen
C. B. Sproull
Fred Lipp
Flora McDill
S. L. Boughter
Bess Allen
Bertha Rhodes
Nazarene Young Married Women class shower at Mrs Davis home
Members of the Young Married Women’s class of the Church of the Nazarene were entertained at Mrs Davis’s West Washington street home Thursday evening. During the evening Verna Knight received a shower of gifts. Refreshments followed, with Mrs Mary Bishop in charge of business affairs. Mrs Walls attended as a special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Davis
West Washington Street
Verna Knight
Hosess
Mary Bishop
Walls
Graduation Event Ties Family Visitors to Greenville
Mr and Mrs A A Flack of Har lansburg Mrs N M Young and James Young of Princeton and Mrs Charles Davis of New Castle traveled to Greenville Thursday to attend the school commencement exercises. Mrs Davis niece Miss Lillian Johnson, a former local girl, completed her education there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Flack
Harlansburg
N. M. Young
James, Young
Princeton
Charles Davis
New Castle
Greenville
Sixth annual Henry Richeal reunion honors Memorial Day
The sixth annual Henry Richeal family reunion was held Memorial Day at Liberty Grange Hall with 108 guests. Officers elected for the ensuing year were Walker Richeal president Carl Richeal vice president Ida Richeal secretary and Frank Forrest treasurer. Prizes went to Mrs Earl Pettit Edna Hughes Evelyn Eppinger David Richeal Sr and David Richeal Jr. Relatives came from Rock Creek Ohio Sandy Lake Mercer and McKees Rocks. The 1934 reunion is set for Memorial Day at Liberty Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Richeal
Liberty Grange Hall
Walker Richeal
Carl Richeal
Ida Richeal
Frank Forrest
Earl Pettit
Edna Hughes
Evelyn Eppinger
David Richeal
Cox Family Returns From Lake Erie Cruise
Mr and Mrs Gilbert A Cox and children of Walma returned home Thursday morning from a cruise on their yacht The Naomi spending the holiday on Lake Erie. They are Erie Yacht Club members and took part in Memorial Day festivities. The Coxes recently drove to Crestline Ohio to visit the former's parents Mr and Mrs J A Cox residents of Wiltshire Ohio and spent the day in that area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert A. Cox
Walma
Naomi
Lake Erie
The
Erie Yacht Club
Dorothy McKay Engaged to Kenneth MacDonald
An engagement announcement was made at the Kelly home in Marshall avenue for Dorothy McKay, daughter of Mrs. M. E. McKay of Temple avenue, to Kenneth MacDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Asa MacDonald of Butler avenue. The couple plan an early June wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kelly, Jr
Marshall Avenue
Saturday Lawrence Chapter D. A. R. event note
Saturday notice for Lawrence Chapter D A R at 401 East Wallace Avenue involving Mrs Irvine Ralph in a local civic gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Irvine Ralph
East Wallace Avenue
Emanon Club Guests Thursday Evening
A delightful meeting of the Emanon club at Mrs Frank Taylor home on Neshannock Boulevard had Mrs Robert Paul Sawatzke presiding. Cards and prizes went to Mrs Thelma Smith and Mrs Joe McCoy with Ruth Reed assisting. In two weeks Mrs Margaret Smith of Beckford Street will receive members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanon Club
Frank Taylor
Neshannock Boulevard
Robert Paul Sawatzke
Thelma Smith
Joe McCoy
Ruth Reed
Margaret Smith
Beckford Street
Miss Weltha Johnston Hosts Secluded Eight at Home
Mrs Weltha Johnston of 716 South Bay street entertained the Secluded Eight on Wednesday evening. Bridge dancing music and chat filled the hours and lunch was served by the hostess. William Brown won the prize for card honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weltha Johnston
South Bay Street
William Brown
Street Hosts Jolly Twelve Club Evening Card Game
Street entertained her associates of the Jolly Twelve club Thursday evening. Cards formed the pastime with prizes captured by Mrs. George Jones and Mrs. Gertrude.
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. A. Dickson
Charles B. Randall
Allurah Leslie
Karl Wright
W. A. Strumater
Clifford Propst
Eli Kaplan
D. Duff Scott
Elsie Calvin
Jean Jackson
Rachel Taylor
Bernice Swank
Helen Ewing
Katherine Nessle Allen
Mather’s
Mather Bros. Co
East Washington St
Davis Shoe CO
Nord McGarey
Enterline Clan Reunion
Standard Service
Quanequa
Court Street Unit
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Wakefield-Stokes
Gerson
Gerson’s
Parker and Sheaffer
Seth Thomas Mantel
Acro
Bulova
Hamilton
Elgin
Illinois
Waltham
Benrus
Westfield
Haydon
Baldwin
E. M. McCreary
Monroe Street
Metzler
Ruy
Penn Theater Bldg
Sweler
North Mercer St
General Electric
A. C
D. C
H. B. McConnell
Round
Pontius
Frank Meyers
Allen Street
the Castletons
New Castle, PA
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