Beautiful Wedding In Johnson Home In Moody Avenue
Winifred Johnson married Frederic Arthur Bryan of New York City in a June 1 ceremony at the Johnson home on Moody Avenue. Rev. Earl Willey officiated with a Tang Service. A large reception followed at the New Castle Field Club and the couple plan a trip abroad before taking up residence in New York City. The Current Events Class picnic was postponed due to illness in the Ailey family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Johnson
Moody Avenue
Winifred
Frederic Arthur Bryan
New York City
Earl Willey
Washington, D. C
First Christian Church
Thee
Charles Johnson
Washington
George
Thomas Johnson
Phillips Johnson Jr
Baltimore
Phillips Johnson
Richard Thompson
New Castle Field Club
Mrs. Bryan
Mont Ailey
Youngstown Road
Ailey
Delegates Named for D A R Convention in New Castle
Mrs Wesley Luikart hosted Lawrence Chapter D A R members and guests for a Saturday afternoon meeting. Delegates to the D A R convention to be held in New Castle the last week of October were elected, with about 400 delegates expected. The program featured speeches and songs by children, and a luncheon is scheduled at Mrs A H Fullerton’s Edinburg home on June 4 at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Luikart
Meyer Avenue
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
New Castle
James T. Ray
J. H. Gelbach
Benjamin Belsel
J. H. Frew
Harry Dunlap
Vera
Violet Simonton Max
Walter Luikart
Fred C. Donaldson
Lawrence Byers
Viola Wallace
R. H. Ramsey
H. D. Horer
Alvah Shumaker
Bell Ostate
Jay Reed
Reed Carpenter
Jessie Ray
A. H. Fullerton
Edinburg
Club Calendar for First Week of June
The notice lists numerous clubs and meetings for the first week of June, including Tuesday Bridge club led by Ms. Elsie Nessle on Pine Street, T. A. B. club with Mrs. Roy Wish on Edison Avenue, Victorian club with Mrs. H. J. Hancock on Norwood Avenue, and many more across towns. Also notes upcoming events such as a theatre party by Jollokowsins club, a Kensington gathering, and the Unexpected club dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. David Long on Shaw Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Nessle
Pine Street
T. A. B. Club
Roy Wish
Edison Avenue
H. J. Hancock
Norwood Avenue
H. Bridge
Willis Shumway
Neshannock Avenue
Gowanda Club
Harris Marjshall
Crawford Avenue
Obridge
Ian
Mary Rowland
Tursday Kensington
J. W. Redmold
Unexpected Club
David Long
Shaw Street
David H. Long
Beautiful wedding at St. Paul's Church brings together clergy families
A quiet high noon ceremony at St. Paul's Lutheran Church united Lauretta Charlotte Kendrick and Rev. Paul Schnur in a double ring rite. Mrs. Frederick Daniel Snyder served as matron of honor, Carl Schuur was best man, and soprano soloist Mrs. Carl Schuur performed "O Promise Me" and "Together" with Mrs. A. M. Stump on piano. The groom, Rev. Schnur, is part of a multi generational clergy family and holds degrees from Erie High School, Wittenburg College, and Mt. Airy Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lauretta Charlotte Kendrick
Clarence EB. Kendrick
Pottsville
Paul Schnur
George Schnur
Eric
Schuur
A. M. Stump
St. Paul's Church
Frederick Daniel Snyder
Wallaston
Mass
Carl Schuur
Schnur
Dinner Bridge At Miss Haydon's Home Shows Prizes
Miss Frances Haydon entertained at a prettily appointed dinner bridge on Albert street Saturday evening. Thirty two guests were served. Out of town visitors included Miss Lucille Critchlow of Butler Pennsylvania Miss Gladys Miller and Miss Edith Limback of Youngstown and Mrs Forris Hyte of Midland Pennsylvania. Bridge tables were in play and prizes awarded to Miss Lucille Critchlow and Miss Nance Pugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Haydon
Albert Street
Lucille Critchlow
Butler
Gladys Miler
Edith Limback
Youngstown
Forris Hyte
Midland
Lucille Criteslow
Nance Pugh
Annual Student Recital Hosted by The Music Club
Mrs D Duff Scott and Mrs E Fankhouser lead the annual recital with piano pupils from local teachers. Rehearsals are set for Thursday at 3:00 pm at The Castleton. Choir members of New Castle Chapter 105 OES to dine Wednesday at 416 Euclid Ave. Reunited Ladies League meeting postponed two weeks. Tuesday Bridge Club hosted by Mrs Elsie Nessle. Ta-te-yah-pah Club meeting postponed one week. St Mary's Guild card party set for Tuesday evening. B C Club hosted by Mrs William For Hazen Street Thursday. Sawalla Club hosted by Mrs Joseph Campbell June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Duff Scott
E. ©. Fankhouser
Music Club
Castleton
Mary Harvard
Ella McCreary
Euclid Avenue
New Castle
Order of the Eastern Star
Reunited Ladies League
Elsie Phillips
King Avenue
Ernest Smith
Winter Avenue
St Mary's
Savalla Club
Joseph Campbell
Chestnut Street
Sawalla Club
City Council Advances Several Ordinances on Streets and Property
Council members favor multiple ordinances reported from committees. Proposals include sidewalks on North Mercer Street from Sheridan to Euclid, paving North Street from Neshaminnock to bridge, and reconstructing sewers on Neshamock Avenue. An ordinance offers a 25 dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those damaging city property. Additional sidewalk projects, street safety rules, and club notices are listed with meeting details and host residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counels
North Mercer Street
Sheridan
Euclid Avenues
North Street
Neshannock
Bridge
Neshannock Avenue
Leas- Grameda Kensington
North Mercer
Grameda Kensington
Leas
C.c. Wimnington
Fulkerson
Delaware Avenue
Born to Dr and Mrs J R Palazzo a daughter Doris June
Announcement notes the birth of Doris June to Dr and Mrs J R Palazzo of 128 East Long Avenue. The column requires signatures with dame and writer's address. Some lines mention the sun’s age as 1,000,000 years and a tongue that never stays out at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Palazzo
East Long Avenue
Doris June
Final Reports Given Seniors at School Morning
Final six weeks grades and final exams were recorded for senior high students. Re funds and examination papers were returned to students. They will return Thursday morning for the last time until September. Ensemble fashion notes follow for coats and dresses in tweed and wool blends.
Local names listed in brief community notice
The fragment lists individuals including Mike Bagnoll, Ethel Barnes, Chas. Sager, Mary Burns, John Diller, Agnes Brenner and households in New Castle New Wilmington and Youngstown area, with reference to rural routes and addresses. No clear event or action is stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Sager
New Castle, R. D
Mary Burns
New Castle R. D
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ur Ratieys
Eerie Bast
Dana Aalto Gonribut
Johnson Home
M. McCreary
Monroe St
BELL
Underwood
Royal
Corona
Kodaks
Prines
Hope
Metzler
North Mill
First Congregational Church
Daniel Davis
Winslow Avenue
Cascade Park
New Castle Hospital
Noah Ellliott
Lincoln Avenue
Wiliam Dukes
Park Avenue
Francis W. ‘Bakin
Maryland Avenue
John Bartley
Boston Avenue
M. B. GC
W. F. Bowse
Highland Avenue
J. 0. Williams
Waimo
Juanita
Roy Beals
Wimington Avenue
Elwilda
E. T. Wo Nensington
Thomas Lindsay
Mercer Street
Co. C
Clyde Furlong
Sycamore Street
Twelve O'clock Club
Margaret Fox
Superior Street
Tona Kensington
George Carr
L. A. B. Club
Charles Covert
E. Washington Street
F. L. GC
Etta Keelan
Albert Batten
Reis Street
Lotus Kensington
Robert Clark
Buller Avenue
Council of Jewish Women
Castleton Queen
C. J. Kenehan
Federal Street
Highland Book Club
S P. Smith
East Wallace Avenue
William Fox
Hazen Street
G. A. T. Kensington
Lewis Williams
South Mill Street
Co. S. N. Club
Jennie Angelo
Croton Avenue
Jolly Seven Club
James Wigton
S. Crawford Avenue
Garden Club
Charles H. Bauder
Clenmore Boulevard
Order of Rainbow
F. G. CG
Owen Thomas
E. Moody Avenue
Order of the Rainbow
Gis Pewey Avenue
Harley Crowe
H. Hodgkinson
Wildwood Avenue
Feneral
Eastern
HOB. L
Chaplin
Star
Masonic
Bell Avenue
J. M. Wilds
Butler Road
Wilmington Road
Girls Club of Review 92
K. of Phal
Butler Girls
G. W. 300
Jerome Hamill
County Line Street
RF. M. Clab
Edwin F. Norris
Circulating Book Club
RF. M
Robert Maybray
Oakwood Avenue
John Reynolds
Cecil Avenue
ST. Paul’s Church
Marcus
Feuchtwanger
Mes L. Zieve
Joseph Friend
New Orleans
National Council
Ann Levy
Russian Empire
Milton Fuldheim
Cleveland
Fulheim
Norman Ehrlich
Council
O O. U. T. Club
Joan Gritile
Scotland Lane
O. U. T Club
West Slide Academy
Peter Grittie
Hart Street
Queen Sewing Circle
G. J. Kennehan
Queen’ Sewing Circle
William Crowe
Kensington
J. W. Reimold
Smithfield Street
Wil
E. M. Underwood
Rey Hall
Beckford Street
Bulova and
Benrus
Jack Gerson Youn
Jewelia
Penn Theater
North Mercer St
Tuesday
Crawford-Oabridge
William For. Hazen Street
The
N.C. Hospital Club
Noah Elliott
H. L. Hancock
Lewis Willams
Mill Street
C. SH Club
A. L. C. 500 Club
Fat Travers
C. L. Cleeland
Damée
Warty
Sat
Eagels
O.P. Heggie
W. Somerset Maugham
Jeanne Eagels
OUR Gang
Vincent Lopez
Himself
Troer
Baltimore T
Ellwood Carl M. Bennett
Helen Marie Whitt
Mike Bagnoll
Ethel Barnes
C. Youngstown
John Diller
Agnes Brennertus
New Wilmington R. D
NEW Castle Dry Goods Company
A. M
Mrs. G. IL Crawford
Pictorial Review Company
New York
Paris
New Castle Dry Goods Co
Eugene
Eusens
Eugene Snuhet
Roberts
la N. Mill
Robert Mackie
East Norte
Diamond
Parisienne
Mar Moe
BIS
Mather Bros. CO
Washington Street
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