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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1935
Page
5
New Castle and Wilkinsburg Junior Business and Professional Women share a dinner at the Sterling club in Butler Pennsylvania. Fourteen from New Castle and eighteen from Wilkinsburg attend and discuss their group work before planning a Lakewood picnic with transportation from Strauss Hirschberg's at 5 20 P M.
Miss Caroline Cappabianca and Joseph Faraone wed at St. Vitus Church on Saturday morning June 1. Rev. Father DeMita officiated. The couple will reside at 316 East Lutton Street after a wedding trip.
The Little Childhood Club members will assemble at Virginia Brincho's home at 107 West Wallace Avenue on Saturday June 8 for their regular session. The previous meeting at Lois Ann Deely's 106 West Wallace Avenue included bingo with prizes won by Patricia Maroney Nettie Calahan and Katherine Frazier. Jean Maher received the guest prize and lunch was served by the hostess.
About 200 couples attended the senior class spring informal dance in Westminster College gymnasium in New Wilmington Pennsylvania. The event broke the final exam week, with alumni present and pastel decorations. Chaperons were Professors Lawther and Graham, with honor guests including President Galbreath and Dean Turner. Donald Kellett of Freeport Long Island served as general chairman.
The Richael clan gathered at Liberty Grange hall for their Memorial Day reunion with ninety relatives attending a noon dinner and a business session led by president Clarence Richael. Officers elected for 1936 were Howard Ruby as president, Clarence Richael as vice president, and Mrs. Carrie Ruby as secretary. A table committee included Harry Thompson Effie Richael Carl Pittit Belle Richael Sadie Richael and Fanny Thompson. sport committee had Carl Richael and Mrs Norman Richael. The group voted to hold next year’s reunion at the same location on Memorial Day.
A group of girls gathered at Stella Morelli’s home on Pennsylvania Avenue Wednesday evening to organize a club. Officers were elected: President Mary Morelli, Vice President Mary Frank, Secretary Erma Farone, Treasurer Stella Morelli, Press Reporter Marie Ambrose. Lunch was served by Stella Morelli and Mary Morelli. The next meeting, in two weeks, will be hosted by Ruth Cialella and Mary Frank at their club rooms on Pennsylvania Avenue.
Rev. R. B. Withers officiated at the home on Garfield avenue Saturday for the wedding of Miss Elsie M. Lindsey and Henry E. Evanitcka both of Akron. The ring ceremony was used.
The Southwestern district of the State Federation of Pennsylvania Women will hold a second open house on June 5 at the William Penn hotel in Pittsburgh chaired by Mrs. Richard B. Perry. New Castle women are expected to attend, as they did for the initial meeting, with interest shown in a recent Junior conference featuring discussions on why I want to be a senior, junior club expectations, and junior club elections among other topics.
In St. Elias Syrian church East Reynolds street Rev Fr Abou Adall joined Miss Sara Joseph daughter of H Joseph of Butler Pa and Lassie Albert son of Mr and Mrs Sam Albert of Weinberg 9 in a ceremony before about 200 guests A dinner followed at 11 Weinberg way and a reception on Moravia and Weaver streets The couple will reside at 11 Weinberg way with numerous gifts from Butler residents attending included Abe Abrahan Thomas Joseph Abraham Joseph George Joseph Michael Joseph Charles Isaac and other family members
Mrs. Arthur Anderson and her son Gerald left today to join her husband in Dearborn Michigan. A farewell shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Miller on Dewey Avenue with over 20 guests. The evening was pleasant and refreshments followed. Mrs. Anderson received several lovely gifts.
In the home of Mr and Mrs Milton McHattie the J O G club hosted three tables of 500. Prizes went to Miss Marciella Blaine and Joseph Waggoner. A luncheon followed, served by the hostess and Mrs Joseph Waggoner. The next meeting is Thursday June 13 at Miss Blaine's home Dewey Avenue.
The Past Worthy Mistresses club 129 L O L I will meet with Mrs. Helen Ray Hillcrest Avenue Thursday afternoon June 6 from 2 to 4 o'clock.
Mrs Frances Falls of Garfield Avenue heads to Pasadena California to visit her aunt Mrs J P H Cunningham.
Members of the J F F club will hold their postponed meeting Friday evening at the home of Miss Helen Brown on East Reynolds street where informal entertaining is planned.
The Service Star Legion will meet Tuesday evening in the Legion Home at 7:30. After the business routine, a social time with cards bingo and lunch will be featured.
The West Side Needlecraft club will be entertained at the home of E A Tullis on West Washington street Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs M W Hyde of Wilmington Avenue are listed among recent arrivals at the Greenbrier resort in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia.
Mrs White of Pine Street will welcome Monday Evening Bridge Club members to her home this evening for a social bridge gathering.
Mrs. W. E. Sidley of Pine Street will entertain the Lotus Kensington at her residence Thursday evening in a social gathering.
A group of N. C. club girls will spend the evening at the home of Dorothy Thompson on Marshall avenue. The event marks a social gathering among members with plans for activities and fellowship.
A rediscovered tomb stone found in a cottage and used as a hearthstone is unveiled at Old Windsor church England. It memorializes John Powney Member of Parliament for Windsor in the reign of Charles II who died in a duel as a notable historical relic.
A long list of local residents and visitors is recorded with many returning home from New Castle and Jameson Memorial hospitals. Notables include Miss Leila McClurg, Laura Scott, John Ryacs, J Clare Hoover, Harry Francis, Anna Wilson, Frank Kusniczyk, Mrs Clara Cheeseman, Sylvester Rice, Louis Cecchi, Ronald Wade, and more. Several others underwent operations or were hospitalized, with confirmations of recoveries and weekend visits from relatives and friends across Ellwood City, Baden, Beaver Falls, and Pittsburgh.
In this Washington village on the Columbia River, all buildings are heated by electric power supplied to Coulee dam workers and their families, as no furnaces exist in Mason City.
A Boy Scout leaders dinner at First Christian church is postponed to Friday evening June 7. Highland U. P. troop V-18 will meet Tuesday at 7 30 at Fox's Knob with scouts ready to take tests in tracking and nature study at 4 o'clock.
This week at St Pauls Baptist church New Castle Afro Americans list events including a Thursday 2 p m Woman's Sewing Circle at 614 South State street hosted by Mrs Mattie Stevenson and a Willing Workers club meeting at 802 West North street led by Frank Connor with Lerne Edwards as president. Friday features a junior choir rehearsal at 6 and teachers meeting at 7.
Mrs. Lucille Brown presides at a meeting of the Rising Star club at 225 Weaver Street hosted by Mrs. Mary Cooper. The club welcomes a new member, Mrs. Margaret Gilmore, at eight o clock Thursday evening.
Mr and Mrs Percy White Wilmington announce a daughter born Sunday June 2. Mr and Mrs Joseph Cambro Fast Sutton announce a son born Saturday June 1 in New Castle hospital. Mr and Mrs Felix Adamezy x Northview announce a son born Sunday June 2 in New Castle hospital. Mr and Mrs Thomas Montgomery Rebecca announce a son born June 2 in Jameson Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Earl C Ruby 204 East Sheridan announce a son born June 1. Mr and Mrs Harold Newton 28 Oak announce a son born May 22 named William Wayne. Mr and Mrs Frank Santia 14 Maitland announce a daughter named Joan this morning.
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