Honor Son and Bride Sunday in New Castle
Warrant Officer Alexander Stevas and Miss Gladys Baugh were married in Washington on April 9. A Sunday dinner and reception for about 200 guests followed in Lakewood, hosted by the groom and bride’s families. The couple, staying with the Stevas family, plan discharge soon after four and a half years in naval service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Stevas
Angelo Stevas
Lakewood
Stevas
Gladys Baugh
Arlington
Washington, D. C
United States Navy
New Castle
W. Lobeck
Christ Lutheran Church
Lobeck
Earl R. Wimer
Joseph Travers
Speer Marousis
Naval Service
Surprise birthday party for Cyrus Calhoun
Thirty high school classmates attended a May 29 surprise party given for Cyrus Calhoun by his mother at 2412 North Liberty Street. Guests wore colorful paper hats, played games, and danced late. Buffet refreshments featured a decorated cake with hostess aides. The guest of honor received many gifts.
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Cyrus Calhoun
Robert Calhoun
North Liberty Street
Benny Domenick
Pauline Ross
Three Groups to Sew at Hospital
Three groups will sew at Jameson Memorial Hospital each Wednesday morning through August recess. June 4 and ensuing Wednesdays, Mt Jackson U P Church missionary society, First Christian Church, and King’s Daughters of First Methodist Church host. All city women able to volunteer are urged to attend in the hospital solarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson Memorial Hospital
O F Mt. Jackson U. P. Church
First Christian Church
King’s Daughters
First Methodist Church
Hospital Solarium
Eagles Auxiliary to Install New Officers
New officers of the Eagles auxiliary will be installed at a meeting Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the Eagles hall with Mrs Charles Key and her installing staff in charge. Social period will be in charge of Mrs William Ellgass with Mrs Alvin Herberg, Mrs George Cowan, Mrs Joseph Doone, Mrs Harry Evans, and Mrs Gene Mullen as the lunch committee.
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Eagles Auxiliary
Eagles Hall
Charles Key
William Ellgass
Alvin Herberg
George Cowan
Joseph Doone
Harry Evans
Gene Mullen
What's Bid Club entertains at Mrs Atwell home
Members of the What's Bid Club were entertained at the home of Mrs. William Atwell on East Washington Street. Five hundred was played with prizes awarded to Mrs. J Donston, Mrs. Wayne Thompson and Mrs. Robert Jenkins. Mrs Donston received a birthday remembrance. Next meeting is set for Wednesday June 11 with Mrs Donston Millsway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
What's Bid Club
William Atwell
East Washington Street
J. Donston
Wayne Thompson
Robert Jenkins
Donston
Mills Way
Wesley Methodist Class Meets at Mrs Anderson Home
The W. C. B. class of Wesley Methodist Church will gather at Mrs. C. E. Anderson’s home on West Washington extension Wednesday evening June 4 at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Church
C. E. Anderson
West Washington
Wedding Set for Saturday June 7 in Bessemer
Mrs Don Gallo of Bessemer announces the marriage of Dorothy Gallo to William E Baird son of William F Baird formerly of Bessemer. The ceremony occurs at St Anthony's parish house in Bessemer Saturday June 7 at 6 30 p m with a reception following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Gallo
Bessemer
Dorothy
William E. Baird
William F. Baird
St. Anthony’s Church
Jokers Club Hosts Then Roasts And Plans Dinner
Jokers club met at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Montgomery East street Saturday for cards. The group moved to Mr and Mrs Mike Bowden sister of the hostess Youngstown road for a wiener roast. Plans were made for a spaghetti dinner at the Jarrett cottage along Slippery Rock creek on June 8. Mr and Mrs Jack Guido 2 West Garfield avenue will host the next regular session on Saturday June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jokers Club
Jack Montgomery
East Street
Mike Bowden
Youngstown Road
Jarrett Cottage
Slippery Rock Creek
Jack Guido
West Garfield Avenue
American Home Watchmen Meet At McGoun Hall
The regular meeting of the American Home Watchmen will be held Thursday evening at 7 30 in McGoun Hall. A social period will follow at 8 30.
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McGoun Hall
Change of Place Fidelity Companions Meet At Russo Home
Change of meeting location from Mrs. Joseph Vaschetti to Mrs. James Russo at Neshannock boulevard for the Place Fidelity Companions meeting on Thursday.
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Fidelity
James Russo
Neshannock Boulevard
Joseph Vaschetti
Pandoras Club Meeting Time Change
Pandoras club members will meet Wednesday evening in the meeting room, a change from the previously announced Tuesday slot.
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Pandoras Club
Chrystolite Club Meeting Rescheduled on Morton Street
Chrystolite club members will meet with Mrs. Anthony Croach in the Morton Street hall at 8 p.m. tonight, instead of the previously announced time and location.
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Chrystolite Club
Anthony Croach
Morton Street Hall
Woman's Benefit Association Review No 98 Meeting
Review No 98 of the Woman's Benefit Association will meet this evening at 8 o'clock in the I O O F hall. Local members are urged to attend for routine business and plans for upcoming events.
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Woman's Benefit Association
I. O. O. F. Hall
Birth Announcements Require Writer Signature and Doctor
Birth notices must be signed with the writer’s name and address and include the name of the physician who delivered the birth. The column enforces these requirements to verify authenticity and provide contact details for confirmation.
Local Births Reported From Jameson Memorial Hospital
Jameson Memorial Hospital notes multiple births. On June 1 and June 2 a string of newborn sons and daughters were welcomed by parents at addresses including Euclid avenue Canyon street Riverview avenue Edenbureg and Cedar street. Families listed: Mr and Mrs Bernard J Han Mr and Mrs Guy Gallo Mr and Mrs Donald H Rogers Mr and Mrs Robert Courson and Mr and Mrs John Wagmer.
Highland Union to Meet at Graceland Road Home
The Highland Union W. C. T. U. plans a Thursday gathering at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Thomas Lindsey's Graceland road home with co-hostess Miss Martha Dinsmore. Separately a stat about U.S. trees notes about 1,100 species exist, with about 180 of commercial importance.
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Highland Union Highland W. C. T. U
Thomas Lindsey
Graceland Road
Martha Dinsmore
The
United States
Religious And Fraternal Circles Schedule Dinner
Wednesday evening June 4 at 6 30 a tureen dinner for all members of the congregation their families and friends Program of entertainment will follow the dinner Also evangelistic service Tuesday evening at 8 o clock prayer and testimony service Friday evening at 8 o clock
Church Council Meeting and Religious Events Schedule
On Wednesday at 8 p m the church council meets at the church. Thursday offers two meetings at 1 30 and 6 30 p m for the West Conference Sunday school association annual convention at Grace Lutheran church Butler Pa. Friday at 8 p m the Victory Bible class meets at Mrs Eric Erickson's cottage. Saturday from 10 a m to 12 noon the Weekday School of Religious Instruction gathers.
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West Conference Sunday School Association
Grace Lutheran Church
Butler
Victory Bible
Eric Erickson
Religious circles schedule church events this week
The Fellowship Circle of the W.S.C.S. meets Monday at 8 o'clock in the church. The Victory Circle meets Tuesday at 2 o'clock at 1023 Dewey Avenue. Nora Hill Circle meets Tuesday evening at East Brook Road home of Mrs. A. P. Jennings. Wesleyan Service Guild meets Tuesday evening at 905 Dewey Avenue. Fourth Quarterly Conference at the church Thursday at 7:30 with Dr. Harold A. Mc Curdy presiding.
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Fellowship Circle
W.S.C.S
Victory Circle
W.s.cs
Floyd McClelland
Dewey Avenue
Nora Hill
A. P. Jennings
East Brook Road
Wesleyan Service Guild
Betty Schuster
Harold A. McCurdy
Portersville Social Roundup Includes Many Local Trips
Mrs. George McFarland is seriously ill at Jameson Memorial hospital. Pittsburgh visitor Mrs. Thomas S. Reese calls on relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. James Hookway return from seven months in Kissimmee Florida. L. Wallace Byers returns to the University of Illinois after a visit with his mother on Pulaski road. Denver visitors Mr. and Mrs. Clarence V. Lindsey depart for home. it is his first New Castle visit in three years. The VanBovens return to Cleveland after a weekend with family on East Washington street. The Spahrs return from a weekend with Mrs. Spahr’s parents on Smithfield street. The Fosters and Erwin visit relatives in Charles Kinion’s circle. Leon Ried of Greenwich Ohio listed among travelers. Mr. and Mrs. James Hodge and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simpson with daughter visit on Forest street. Miss Edith Sherbine visits Washington DC parents on Maryland avenue during Memorial Day weekend. The Seaton family conclude two weeks in Reading and Binghamton and Ruth and Margaret Swanson attend Bible School. Ruth Swanson graduates this week. Try The News Want Ads For Results.
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Thomas S. Reese
Pittsburgh
James Hookway
Electric Street
Kissimmee
Fla
L. Wallace Byers
University of Illinois
Lawrence Byers
Pulaski Road
Clarence V. Lindsey
Denver
Colo
Pulaski
Robert Welsh
Forest Street
Edith Sherbine
Washington, D. C
Lloyd Sherbine
Maryland Avenue
Elmer Seaton and
Denny and
Gary
Oscar Swanson
Reading
Binghampton
N. Y
Readin
Fannie MccCoy
Binghamton
Ruth
Margaret Swanson
Practical Training Bible School
Ruth Swanson
Community Society Schedules and Children Day Events
The Laura M Stevenson class meets June 2 at 230 Fairmont Avenue hosted by Mrs A C Montgomery. The 8 S of D meets June 3 at the church. Philathea Missionary meets June 5 at 8 pm in church parlors hosted by three ladies. Children’s Day services and songs are planned for next Sunday at 10:30 in the church. Women’s Missionary meets June 6 at the church with a noon tureen dinner and meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura M. Stevenson
A. C. Montgomery
Fairmont Avenue
S. of D. Society
Philathea Missionary Society
S. S. Wilson
M. L. Riley
W. L. Finefrock
Women's Missionary Society
Williamson society meeting announcement
Today at 8 p m the Jean Hill Williamson society meets hosted by Mrs H M Phippot at 416 Boyles Avenue.
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Jean Hill Williamson Society
H. M. Philpott
Boyles Avenue
Lawrence County worship services led by Sulmonetti staff
Tuesday evening at seven services of worship at Lawrence County Home under the Ministerial association capably led by Chaplain F P Sulmonetti. Sunshine theme by the Sulmonetti evangelistic party staff. Thursday evening at 7 30 Bible study and prayer service in the
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Lawrence County
Ministerial Association
F. P. Sulmonetti
Sulmoneti Evangelistic Party
Mrs Elder Bryan Hosts Sara Book Bible Class
Mrs Elder Bryan of 914 Morton Street will entertain members of the Sara Book Bible class at her home on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Elder Bryan
Morton Street
Sara Book Bible
Victory Bible Class Meet at Cottage on Neshannock Ave
St. John's Lutheran church Victory Bible class will gather at the cottage of Mr and Mrs Eric Ericson on Neshannock avenue extension Friday evening June 6. Cars depart the church at 7 30 o clock with Mrs John Swanson and Mrs Gerda Hallgren serving as associate hostesses.
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Victory Bible Class
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Eric Ericson
Neshannock Avenue
John Swanson
Gerda Hallgren
Hershey Auxiliary Dinner Meeting and Church Activities
The Hershey auxiliary plans a 6 30 p m dinner in the church dining room with hostesses including Mrs Mont Magill and Miss Marguerite White. Ladies Aid holds an all day sewing session Wednesday at 10 and various church groups convene Wednesday evening for meetings.
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Hershey
Mont Magill
Albert J. Genkinger
John B. Waddington
Robert Mackey
John H. Park
Marguerite White
Clifton Skinner
Ladies’ Aid Society
Latin. Riders, Deacons, Trustees, Missionary Cabinet and Bible School
Richardson Bible Class
Neva Taylor
Grace Shaffer
Ruth Leonhardi
Veda Martin
Louise Humphrey
Helena
Manhunt for Negro in Attack on Bride Near Lasker
In Rich Square North Carolina a search by about 100 men continued for a second time this month for the negro accused in attacking a white bride of two weeks at Lasker. Police say two other negroes were arrested for aiding the escape. The earlier case of Godwin Bush remains unsettled as mobs and authorities confront local tensions. A Dallas coin in the slot machine issue is noted separately.
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Rich Square
N. C
INS
Lasker
Northampton County
E. R. Tyler
Tyler
Godwin Bush
Jackson
Raleigh
Dallas
Tex
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