Closing Meeting of Daughters of 1812 Chapter
Members of New Castle Perr Chapter of the Daughters of 1812 gathered at Savannah Gardens for their season ending meeting. Rolcall sang My Favorite Flower, reports by F A Pinkerton and Viola Wallace, plans to attend Flag Day luncheon, paper on Pioneer Women in Northwestern Pennsylvania by Mrs Marvin B Dinsmore, guest Miss Sarah Dinsmore, tea served by Mrs W D Cobaut and Virginia Weinschenk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Perr
the Daughters of 1812
W. H. Weinschenk
Savannah Gardens
Rolcall
F. A. Pinkerton
Viola Wallace
Sarah Wallace
Marvin B. Dinsmore
Pennsylvania
Sarah Dinsmore
W. D Cobaut
Virginia Weinschenk
Gertrude Eppinger Engaged to Rev J C Winder
Mr and Mrs John L Eppinger of Plaingrove announce the engagement of their daughter Gertrude to Rev J Calvin Winder son of Mr and Mrs Joseph C Winder also of Plaingrove. Miss Eppinger a Slippery Rock graduate and Plaingrove teacher, Rev Winder a Grove City and Presbyterian Seminary graduate. The wedding will be at the Eppinger home on Wednesday June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Eppinger
Plaingrove
Gertrude
J. Calvin Winder
Joseph C. Winder
Miss Eppinger
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Rev. Winder
Grove City College
Presbyterian Seminary
Louisville
Eppinger
Mrs James W Reis Spoon Club Hostess
Mrs James W Reis will host Luncheon Spoon Club members at her home on Fast street for a 1 o'clock Friday luncheon. Afternoon activities include cards and informal diversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Reis
Spoon Club
Fast Street
East Street
Iona Kensington
C. E. Duffner
Croton Avenue
Grace Love
Pear Street
Mary Ouster
Juanita
J. F. Gaston
Happy Hour
Bessie Rech
Parkway
Glendale Bridge
S. Skuba
Liberty Street
Grace Whitlatch
Court Street
DAR to Discuss Flag Day Details in Lawrence
Lawrence chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at the First Presbyterian church for their June session in place of the planned venue. Regent Mrs. W. W. Campbell leads the session with plans for the Flag Day celebration on June 14 sponsored locally. A luncheon honoring Mr. and Mrs. William Kerr will be arranged as he visits from Philadelphia. reservations due by June 7 to Mrs. E. J. Blanning or Mrs. Francis Sowersby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
First Presbyterian Church
W. W. Campbell
William Kerr
Philadelphia
Kerr
Flag Day
E. J. Blanning
Francis Sowersby
Daughters of Lydia Close Season at First Presbyterian
Members of the Daughters of Lydia met in the First Presbyterian Church parlors for their closing meeting of the season. Mrs. M. A. Bickett opened with a devotional, Mrs. William K. Hugus led the afternoon program, and Mrs. Robert M. White read a paper on the Philippine Islands prepared by Mrs. Albert W. Harbison. Tea followed, hosted by Mrs. Hugus, Mrs. E. E. McGill, and Mrs. Bickett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Daughters of Lydia
M. A. Bickett
William K. Hugus
Robert M. White
Philippine Islands
Albert W. Harbison
Hugus
E. E. McGill
Bickett
Randolph Circle of Kings Daughters Air Day at church
Members of Randolph Circle of Kings Daughters of the First Methodist Church plan an air day quitting on Tuesday at the church. A tureen luncheon will be served at 12 noon followed by a 2 30 o clock business meeting and election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Circle of Kings Daughters of the First Methodist Church
O M K club holds tureen dinner at Fullerton home
O M K club members plan a tureen dinner at 6 oclock Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. C. E. Fullerton in Coverts Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Fullerton
Coverts Station
McDonald Beadel Wedding at First Presbyterian Youngstown
Miss Caroline McDonald and William Owsley Beadel wed in an open church ceremony at First Presbyterian Youngstown with Dr. Howard D. Talbott officiating. The couple greeted guests at a reception at the Travis home and plan to reside on Ottawa Drive after a motor trip through the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church of
Youngstown
Caroline McDonald
Ernest W. Travis
William Owsley Beadel
Edward W. Beadel
Rhodes Place
Howard D. Talbott
Travis
John Stanley Miller
William H. Alderdice
Mr. Beadel
Fred Paddon
James Beadel
New Castle
Robert Beadel
Glenn Ridge
N. J
Henry V. Stearns
Tschaikowsky
Miss McDonald
Ottawa Drive
Fred Boley
Chicago
E. H. Williams
Latrobe
Henry Beadel
Roland Pond
Charles Beadel
Fred Marty
Edward Beadel
Syracuse
N. Y
R. G. Campbell
Paul Dingledy
Fred Leslie
Paul Henderson
Cleveland
Myron S. Arms
Franklin
Beadel
Broadway
South
the Vindicator
South High School
Youngstown College
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Syracuse University
McKay Machine Co
Matthews Gatrall Engagement Set for June Wedding
Mr and Mrs Homer Matthews announce the engagement of Betty Kay Matthews to David Langdon Gatrall son of Mr and Mrs E C Gatrall The couple will wed June 14 at the bride elects grandparents home on Greenwood Avenue in East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Matthews
East Washington Street
Betty Kay Matthews
David Langdon Gatrall
E. C. Gatrall
Hillcrest Avenue
J. C. Matthews
Greenwood Avenue
Club Calendar Highlights A Busy Week In New Wilmington
Weeklong calendar lists numerous circles and hostess names across venues like North Street Scott Street and Wilmington Avenue. Groups include Jollikousins Kardette Wise Owl Friendship and Moonlight 500 with dates featuring 1907 1923 and local club venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Circle
New Wilmington Park
Ida Alexander
Harrison Street
Dorothy Ward
Northwestern Bridge
Suburban
Amity
Gescella Morganti
Paul Barber
Scott Street
Jollikousins
Harry Gribble
Madison Avenue
Kardette
Edith Rowe
Boyles Avenue
Peter Vitale
Jefferson Street
D. D
Frank Connors
Fairmont Avenue
M. P. Boulden
Adamis Street
Peppy
Glenn Moore
Franklin Avenue
C. Leonardo
Mill Street
Charles Burton
Etta Kard-Klub
Mary Louise Frazier
Warren Avenue
Dewey Shifflet
E. S. 500
Paul Jones
Raymond Street
Rainey
Frank Sargeant
North Street
McConnell’s Mills
Wise Owl
Ruth Weygant
Friendship
E. Cassachia
Hobby Lobby
Keith van Fossen
Cunningham Avenue
Artist's League
Frank Taylor
Neshannock Boulevard
S. L
D. Dunnigan
Wilmington Avenue
Teresa Coe
Highland Avenue
Dorothy McClelland
Delaware Avenue
S. J
St. Joseph's Hall
Ritz
J. Bongivengo
Lawrence County Garden
John Loudon
Englewood Avenue
Cassiette
John Donofrio
Reynolds Street
Ben Black
Carl Wallace
Lo-Cour-Chee
Walter Knobloch
Chestnut Street
Silver Needle
Frances Champ
Electric Street
S. E
Ruth Howard
Reunited Ladies League
Bessie Straight
Sheridan Avenue
P. J. Callahan
English Avenue
Sawalla
Roy Jones
Mt. Jackson
Colonial
J. DeGiamarino
W. E
B. E. Hartland
Park Avenue
New Castlefield Club
R. A. Cooper
Mary Louise Chip Weds Lieut John W. Frazier Jr
Miss Mary Louise Chip daughter of Mr and Mrs George F Chip of Phillips Place Phillips dated May 27 at the Post Chapel Fitzsimons General Hospital Denver Colorado she married Lieut John Wilson Frazier Jr son of Mr and Mrs John W Frazier of Nashville Tennessee The Rev William P Byrnes officiated with Col Fred S Wright officiating The couple will reside in Denver Mary Louise Chip is a nurse graduate of New Castle Hospital School of Nursing Lieut Frazier is a Vandergrift university medical school graduate with internships at Charity Hospital New Orleans and Nashville and is on the Fitzsimons General Hospital medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzsimons General Hospital
Denver
Colo
Mary Louise Chip
George F. Chip
Phillips Place
John Wilson Frazier, Jr
John W. Frazier
Nashville
Tenn
William P. Byrnes
Fred S. Wright
Mary Claire Frazier
Miss Chip
New Castle Hospital School of Nursing
Lieut
Frazier
Vandergrift University
Charity Hospital
New Orleans
Fortieth Wedding Anniversary Observed for Wein gartner
The fortieth wedding anniversary of Assemblyman and Mrs. George T. Weingartner was marked with a family dinner at The Castleton Hotel. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Weingartner, Mrs. Klinesmith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. House, Mr. and Mrs. Bart Richards, George T. Richards, Miss Ann Richards, and James Weingartner. The couple wed in New Castile on May 29, 1901, with Mrs. Weingartner formerly Miss Anna Hazen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assemblyman
George T. Weingartner
Castleton
Robert A. Weingartner
Klinesmith
Grove City
Robert A. House
Bart Richards
George T. Richards
Ann Richards
James Weingartner
Weingartner
Bride Elect Pearl Reider Feted At Home Shower
At 1208 DuShane street Mrs Fred Reider hosted a miscellaneous shower for Pearl Reider who will wed Edward Kreitzer of East Brook road on June 14. Friends played five hundred and contest games with prizes awarded to Mrs Joseph Doone Mrs Frances Cannan and Mrs Ann DeFonso. A luncheon followed hosted by Mrs Grannis and Mrs Ralph Reider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reider
DuShane Street
Pearl Reider
Edward Kreitzer
East Brook Road
Joseph Doone
Frances Cannan
Ann DeFonso
John Grannis
Ralph Reider
Jun e Cameron Weds Harold Mayer In Winchester Virginia
Miss June Cameron daughter of Charles R Cameron of Finleyville and Ellwood City was married May 10 1941 to Harold Mayer son of Mr and Mrs Clyal Mayer of Ellwood City Peds The ceremony was conducted by Rev W C Clark in Winchester Virginia The groom works at Shelby Tube Mill Ellwood City The couple will reside at their new apartment 812 Butler Avenue The bride is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Harkless of 807 Frank Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Cameron
Charles R. Cameron
Finleyville
Ellwood City
R. D
Harold Mayer
Clyal Mayer
Winchester
Virginia
W. C Clark
Shelby Tube Mill
Butler Avenue
Thomas Harkless
Frank Avenue
Louis E. Simon Relief Corps Meet at Modern Woodmen Hall
Members of the Louis E. Simon Relief Corps No. 11 will gather Tuesday evening at the Modern Woodmen hall for a brief business session followed by a social hour. The corps team reports a drill practice time of 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Simon Relief Corps
No. 11
Woodmen Hall
Mrs Wimer Attends Dinner Honoring Court in Midland Pa
Mrs. Marie Wimer of 305 Hillcrest Avenue was a special guest at a hotel dinner in East Liverpool Ohio honoring the C D A Court of Midland Pennsylvania. She visited friends in Aliquippa and Pittsburgh over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Wimer
Hillcrest Avenue
East Liverpool
C. D
A. Court
Midland
Wimer
Aliquippa
Pittsburgh
Curtis Home Hosts '26 and '27 Union High Classes
Mr and Mrs David Curtis entertained the '26 and '27 classes of Union high school at their New Bedford road home Saturday evening with co host George Hudson. Prizes for high scores went to John Henley Thomas Grittie Mrs William Rech and Mrs Dan Weyrick. Guests were invited to Canton Ohio on June 28 to meet Rev and Mrs Richard Liston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Curtis
Union High School
New Bedford Road
George Hudson
John Henley
Thomas Grittie
William Rech
Dan Weyrick
Richard Liston
Canton, O
Quiet Pentecostal Nuptials Uniting Pauline Catalina and Claude Galletta
A morning wedding at a Pentecostal church on Pearson Street joined Miss Pauline Catalina of Spring Street and Claude Galletta of Philadelphia. Rev Newton Chase officiated the single ring ceremony at 10 30 with few relatives present. Gloria Ludovici provided music. The bride wore white brocaded taffeta with a veil and carried calla lilies. Anna Carra was maid of honor with American beauty roses. Osea Galletta stood as best man. A dinner followed at the couple's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentecostal Church
Pearson Street
Pauline Catalina
A. Catalina
Spring Street
Claude Galletta
Philadelphia
Newton Chase
Gloria Ludovici
Anna Carra
Osea Galleta
Gallettas Plan Move to Philadelphia After Wedding
Mr and Mrs Galletta parted for Philadelphia where they will reside. Mr Galletta is employed at the General Electric company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Galletta
Philadelphia
Mr. Galletta
General Electric Company
Meeting of 1932 club postponed to two weeks
The 1932 club meeting set for Tuesday afternoon is postponed for two weeks. When rescheduled, the group will meet with Mrs. Jessie Camblin of North Beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Camblin
North Beaver Street
Y L B Section B Meeting Change This Week
Members of Section B of the Y L B class of the Third U P church will meet with Mrs. E A McClure of Hillcrest avenue on Wednesday at 1 o clock for a three in dinner instead of Tuesday evening as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third U P. Church
E. A. McClure
Hillcrest Avenue
Good Neighbors Club Meeting at Mrs Pilshaw’s Home
A Good Neighbors club gathering is set for Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A N Pilshaw on West Washington Street Extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Neighbors Club
A N. Pilshaw
West Washington Street
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Daughters OF 1812
Gertrude Eppinger
Rev
J. C. Winder
Lydia
Randolph
O. M. K. Club
Rosenthal
D. L. Rosenthal
Greer Bldg
N. Mercer St
Phone 60
Rankin’s
Eze Vitalis
Rankin
Dr. Locke
Florsheim
Portage
Davis Shoe CO
Washington ST
Matthews-Gatrall Engagement News
Donati
School of Music
S. Mill St
Eleanor
Beauty Shop
Hea
Deal Deen
Louis
Vassar Croquignole
Lawrence Savings & Trust
Southside Gee
Ss. Mill St. Hone
W. C. Hileman
Wilmington Road
Dessie Willey
N.C
L. O. O'Donnell
Lafayette Street
A. G
Tea Room
George Macom
Additional Society
Cascade
Harry Hammond
Zephyr
Charles Lumley
Prescription Pharmacist
Penn Theater
Louis Simon
F's Blade Co
Madison Ave. N
Buxton
Curtis
Catalina-Galletta
Mary E. Fankhauser
East Lodge Room
Cathedral
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