Pretty Wedding at West Pittsburg
A colorful wedding was solemnized Monday morning in Holy Cross church West Pittsburg Alfereita Aloe married John Matus The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruno Aloe West Pittsburg The groom son of Mr and Mrs J Matus Monongahela The couple used a single ring ceremony officiated by Rev Francis Mueller Maid of honor was Margaret Seman Best man Carl Manzo The couple hosted breakfast for immediate family and held a reception later in Monongahela at the groom’s parents home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Church
West Pittsburg
Alfereita Aloe
John Matus
Bruno Aloe
J. Matus
Monongahela
Francis Mueller
Wilfred
Italy
Margaret Seman
Carl Manzo
Koppel
Local couple wed in New Kensington
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cole announce the marriage of their daughter Anna to Richard Plunkard son of Mr and Mrs O W Fisher East Washington Street The ceremony was held on Saturday May 29 in New Kensington Pa with Rev C W Johnstone First Christian Church officiating in a single ring ceremony Attendants were Edna Robinson George Saunders Helen Cole and Charles Smith The newlyweds plan to reside in New Castle soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Cole
Anna
Richard Plunkard
O. W. Fisher
East Washington Street
New Kensington
C. W. Johnstone
First Christian Church
Edna Robinson
George Saunders
Helen Cole
Charles Smith
New Castle
Miss Thelma Heath Honored at Shower
Miss Alberta Davis hosted a W. T. T. club shower at her John Street home for June bride elect Miss Thelma Heath. Guests enjoyed games and contests before gifting in the dining room. Prizes in 500 went to Bernice Colbert and Ruth Mayberry. Miss Mayberry invited the group to meet on Pennsylvania avenue June 15 for the next regular event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Davis
W. T. T. Club
John Street
Thelm Heath
Bernice Colbert
Ruth Mayberry
Wallie Davis
Pennsylvania Avenue
Davis Their Daughter Mae Marries Wilbur Weisbaker
A family dinner announced Mae Davis wed Wilbur Weisbaker in a September 24 1936 ceremony in West Virginia with Rev. Curtis Wise officiating. The couple left for O Fallon Minnesota where he works for the railroad. Mae is a Wampum high school graduate and Wilbur a New Castle Senior high school alum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
Mae Davis
Wilbur Weisbaker
F. J. Weisbaker
North Cedar Street
West Virginia
Curtis Wise
First Presbyterian
New Castle
O'Fallon
B. and O. Railroad
Weisbaker
Wampum High School
Denniston Family Visits Over Memorial Day Holiday
Mr and Mrs J P Denniston and son Leland of East Washington street and Mrs Daisy Slater visited over the Memorial Day holiday with Miss Ethel Denniston near Springfield Ohio Miss Denniston has finished a term at Bethel near Carlisle Pennsylvania and is employed at Dayton Ohio for part of the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Denniston
Leland
East Washington Street
Daisy Slater
Ethel Denniston
Springfield
Miss Denniston
Bethel
Carlisle
Dayton, O
Bon Voyage Party for Mrs Tinker
A bon voyage party honoring Mrs. J A Tinker wife of the Maitland Primitive Methodist pastor was hosted by the Mothers class at Mrs Henry Gibsons home on South Mill Street with Mrs George Smith and Mrs Isaac George as associates. Rev and Mrs Tinker plan to sail for England around June 21 to visit relatives. The program included readings by Mrs John Thompson and Mrs Ira Blair, a vocal trio featuring Mrs E E Hoyland Mrs Joseph MacKenzie and Mrs George Smith, and a gift presentation by Mrs Jennie Morgan with a poem by William MacKenzie. Luncheon featured floral decorations and ship themed favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Tinker
Maitland Primitive Methodist Church
Henry Gibson
South Mill Street
George Smith
Isaac George
Tinker
New Castle
England
Jennie Morgan
John Thompson
Ira Blair
E. E. Hoyland
Joseph MacKenzie
William MacKenzie
Picnics Planned for S D Summer by S of D
Central Presbyterian church hosts final S of D meeting before summer with devotions by Mrs. William Coryea and topic talks by Mrs. Oscar Rhodes and Mrs. George Conway. Summer picnics begin Tuesday July 13 at Cascade Park with Mrs. George Conway as chairman and hostesses serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
S. of D. Society
William Coryea
Oscar Rhodes
N National
George Conway
Cascade Park
Vance Montgomery
Guy Cooper
Lyle Himebaugh
Oscar Slack
Co Hosts Entertain Bridge Club At Six Thirty Dinner
Miss Jane Leight and Miss Mildred Layton hosted the Bridge-At-Eight club in a downtown dinner party. Guests included Mrs. Alfred Hyde and Miss Dorothy Asselton. Roses and green candles adorned the tea room as prizes went to Miss Leight and Mrs. Fred Wettich. Plans were made for a hamburger gathering at McConnell's Mills with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Leight
Mildred Layton
Alfred Hyde
Dorothy Asselton
Miss Leight
Fred Wettich
McConnell's Mills
Informal Nesbit Home Event Hosts Small Group
Mrs David W Nesbit Jr a spring bride entertained Tuesday evening at her Leasure Avenue home. Eight friends played contract with prizes to Miss Lora Post and Mrs Matt Hankenon. A luncheon in rose and blue was served. Mrs John Johnson assisted amid spring floral decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Nesbit Jr
Leasure Avenue
Lora Post
Matt Hankenon
John Johnson
Men's Garden Club Eyes Library Grounds Beautification
At a Tuesday meeting in the High school the Men's Garden club proposed beautifying the grounds around the new Public Library on North Mercer street. A committee will confer with the library board and plans will be revised at the next gathering. The group heard Dr. R. A. Waldron of Slippery Rock State Teachers College discuss Mexico with slides and motion pictures. The July meeting may be outdoors on the first Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Mercer Street
Library Board
Mexico
R. A. Waldron
Slippery Rock State Teachers’ Colleg
RICHAEL Reunion Marked Ninth Annual Gathering
About 75 descendants of the late Henry Richael gathered for the ninth annual reunion at Liberty Grange on Memorial Day. Charles Phillips led a winning horseshoe team. dinner, coffee and social time followed. Officers elected: President Carl Richael, VP Clarence Richael, Treasurer Walker Richael, Secretary Viola Ryhal. Next reunion planned for Memorial Day 1938 at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Richael
Liberty Grange
Harlansburg Road
Charles Phillips
Belle Richael
Olive Pizer
Grace Richael
Elsie McCandless
Susie Johnson
Carl Richael
Walker Richael
Clarence Richael
Viola Ryhal
Sadie Richael
Norman Ruby
Maxine Richael
Mountville Church Reunion Brings Families Together
A reunion of the Young and Hunter families who attended Mountville church was held Monday May 31 at the church. Dinner served to 90 guests. Officers elected: President John Wright West Bridgewater. vice president Emmett Kennedy Zelienople. secretary Birdella Hunter Carr Volant. treasurer John Young Portersville. Next reunion planned for May 31 1938 at the same church with attendees from Masury Mansfield Zelienople West Bridgewater Rochester Glenshaw Volant Portersville Karns City New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Glenn Young
New Castle
Masury
Mansfield
Zelienople
West Bridgewater
Rochester
Glenshaw
Volant
Portersville
Karns City
Ryhal Ingram wedding announced in Cumberland West Virginia
Ruth Muriel Ryhal daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Ryhal of 74 South Lee avenue weds Harold C Ingram of Windsor road Cumberland West Virginia The ceremony took place Monday May 31 with Rev Ivan J Howland officiating No attendants present only the bride’s mother witnessed Mr Ingram works for Hennon Bros florists
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Muriel Ryhal
Frank Ryhal
South Lee Avenue
Harold C. Ingram
Wilmington Road
Cumberland
W. Va
Ivan J. Howland
Mr. Ingram
Hennon Bros
Macon Bridge Club Changes Meeting Place
Members of the Macon Bridge club will meet Friday evening at the home of Mrs. John Sweet on Grimes Street replacing the planned gathering at Mrs. James McCullough’s East Washington Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon Bridge Club
John Sweet
Grimes Street
James McCullough
East Washington Street
New Castle Chapter 105 C E S Picnic Planned at Cascade Park
The New Castle Chapter 105 C E S schedules a picnic at Cascade Park on Tuesday June 29 at 6 30 PM. Members are invited to attend the outdoor event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Cascade Park
Junior C D A Meeting At St Marys Hall
Regular monthly meeting of Junior Court D A of A will be held at St. Marys hall this evening at 7 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. of A
St. Mary's Hall
Theta Nu Club to Meet at Mrs McGaffie Home Friday
Members of the Theta Nu club will meet Friday evening at the home of Mrs. R. E. McGaffie located at 108 East Laurel Avenue. Additional society notes appear on page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta-Nu Club
R. E. McGaffie
East Laurel Avenue
Rita Flanagan Weds Leo Mariacher In St Marys Ceremony
Rita C Flanagan daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Flanagan 28 Smithfield Street married Leo A Mariacher son of Mr and Mrs J L Mariacher 1317 Pennsylvania Avenue at St Marys church in a single ring ceremony Rev Father William F Galvin officiated The couple will reside at 28 Smithfield Street after a wedding trip to Cleveland Detroit and parts of Canada The bride attended the local high school and was a June 1936 graduate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Rita C. Flanagan
J. F. Flanagan
Smithfield Street
Leo A. Mariacher
J. L. Mariacher
Pennsylvania Avenue
William F. Galvin
Maxine
Charles Garbett
Cleveland
Detroit
Canada
Local lodges plan to honor officers at Cascade Park breakfast
Members of L L O T No 24 L L O I No 129 and L L O I No 200 will join a breakfast at Cascade Park Thursday at nine to honor grand mistress Miss Anna Harbison and her mother Mrs Catherine Harbison visiting from Philadelphia. Locals will escort them to Ellwood City Sharon Oakmont Pittsburgh area lodges and a New Castle group will drive to Butler to visit the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Anna Harbison
Catherine Harbison
Lodge
Philadelphia
Miss Peggy Dent to Be Married June 19
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Peggy Weller Dent of Cleveland Ohio to Paschal Foster of Birmingham Alabama. The ceremony will be at 4 pm June 19 at Lakewood Presbyterian Church Cleveland followed by a reception at Lake Shore hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Weller Dent
Cleveland
New Castle
Paschal Foster
Birmingham
Ala
Lakewood Presbyterian Church
Lake Shore Hotel
Statler Hotel
Wimodausis Annual Picnic Set for June 16
Plans finalize for the Wimodausis picnic to be held June 16 at Cascade Park replacing the earlier June 9 date. Mrs Ann Harris chairs activities and dinner is served in the park grove at 1 PM with groups taking charge. final committee meeting is at Mrs Harris home on Highland Avenue Thursday June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Ann Harris
Park Grove
Harris
Highland Avenue
Social club listings for Youngstown area events
A long list of society dinners and bridge groups with hostesses and venues across Youngstown and neighboring areas. Includes M N O and G W C circles, D O F, Loyal Ladies League, Field Club Bridge, Lotus Kensington, and Jolly Jesters among others with addresses on Reed streets, Wil son avenues, and local streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. D. Society
Castleton
Youngstown
Lawrence County
O. Mahoning Book
L. Wettich
West Clayton Street
Hattie Nowling
Falls Street
Lotus Kensington
W. E. Sidley
Pine Street
N. K
Betty Miller
Harbor St
Tally-Ho-Bridge
Mable Smith
Sutton Street
William Jones
Jolly Ten
Phoebe Patton
Beckford Street
Whyle-Away-Bridge
David Fisher
Young Street
George Gibson
Smithfield Street
Lo-Cour-Chee
Cecil Logan
Brooklyn Avenue
Dan Richards
Winslow Avenue
H. Y. O. Club Hosts Evening at Mrs McKissick Home
H Y O club members enjoyed a Tuesday gathering at Mrs Emma McKissick s Locksley apartments Neshannock avenue. Guests notably included Mrs Tillie Hartman and Mary E Earl who helped with a lunch while high score honors were awarded to the top players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma McKissick
Locksley Apartments
Neshannock Avenue
Tillie Hartman
Mary E. Earl
Continental Club Plans Summer Outings and Tea
Miss Jeanne Bloomer and Miss Rae Otto hosted Continental Bridge Club members at West Washington street with special guest Miss Mabel Smith. They voted to hold summer outings instead of regular card play, next meeting set for Wednesday June 23, with prizes to Miss Mollie Komarc Mrs William Patterson and Mrs Berkley Dillon who held the traveling trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Bloomer
Rae Otto
West Washington Street
Continental Bridge Club
Mabel Smith
Mollie
Service Star Legion Sets Summer Meetings and Union City Plans
Service Star Legion held its regular Tuesday session at One Legion Home discussing the June 24 25 convention in Union City. The group voted to skip social gatherings in June July and August and to hold one meeting monthly on the first Tuesday. Final picnic plans will be made at the July 6 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Star Legion
Union City
Legion Home
Mrs. A. R. Pitzer Hosts Club Meeting in 1932 Group
Ladies of the 1932 club gathered at Mrs. A. R. Pitzer’s Shaw Street home Tuesday afternoon for 500 games with high scores earned by Mrs. Jessie Camblin and Mrs. John Earl. Special guests included Hattie Nowling, J. C. Rhodenbaugh, Mary Hagan, Anna March, and Jack Pitzer. Refreshments followed. A second meeting was noted at Mrs. Luella Dempsey’s West Washington Street on Tuesday afternoon, June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Pitzer
Shaw Street
Pitzer
Jessie Camblin
John Earl
Hattie Nowling
J. C. Rhodenbaugh
Mary Hagan
Anna March
Jack Pitzer
Luella Dempsey
West Washington Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beauty Ay
Claffey
Snorre
E. Wash. St
Lawrence Savings & Trust Bldg
S. Mill St
Thelma Heath
Ellhurst
Brenneman’s Market
Babe Page and His Orchestra
Ben and
Ray
Mrs. Tinker
S. OF D
Nesbit
Richael
Mountville
Ryhal-Ingram
Macon
Randolph St
Kellogg UT
Hart
Grim
Grims
C. D. of
Lenny
Tom
Dan
B.O
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Rita Flanagan
Peggy Dent
Wimodausis
H. Y. O. Club
Strauss-Hirshberss
Leighton
Boucle
Continental Club
Komarc
William Patterson
Berkley Dillon
C. Lee Mellinger
Jack Gerson
Washington At Mill
New Castle, Pa
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