Wimodausis Picnic Plans Completed at Cascade Park
Wimodausis members plan a June 24 picnic at Cascade Park for members and families. Dinner at 12:30, bring own dishes. coffee and ice cream provided. Races from 2 to 3 with events 3 to 4, prizes via drawings, children receive a treat. Committee includes Mrs. Anna Wagner and Miss Martha Higley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Wimodausis
Anna Wagner
Louis Round
Rachel Wilder
Howard Sturdy
Sumner Rowland
Queen Esther Auxiliary Elects Officers at Epworth Church
Mrs E L Stitzinger hosted the Epworth Methodist Queen Esther Auxiliary meeting in Winters residence. Officers named include president W D Stitzinger and treasurer A E Russell. July meeting planned as Cascade Park basket picnic with leaders Huffman Seal and Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Stitzinger
Winter Avenue
Queen Esther
Epworth Methodist Church
J. H. Wigton
W. D. Stitzinger
Elmer Kerr
Leon Drumm
W. O. Potter
A. E. Russell
Harry Marshall
Jacob Rentz
Walter Morrison
Harry McCurdy
J. M. Edwards
James T. Dunkerly
A. D. Huffman
G. L. Seal
J. F. Rentz
Cascade Park
Hunt Family Reunion Set Near Harlansburg Road Home
The annual Hunt family reunion will be held at the home of S. H. Hunt near the Harlansburg road and north of McCaslin school on Wednesday June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt Family
S. H. Hunt
Harlansburg Road
McCaslin School
Jollikousins Club Plans Tureen Dinner
The Jollikousins club gathered at Mrs. Jessie Brown's Pulaski road home for a Tuesday social. Plans for a tureen dinner on Thursday June 12 were discussed, with the location to be announced later. A handkerchief shower for Miss Vera McClelland followed the business session, and bingo prizes went to Miss Mae Crombe and Mrs. Gertrude Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jollikousins Club
Jessie Brown
Pulaski Road
Vera McClelland
Bingo
Mae Crombe
Gertrude Jones
Letha Bishop
Florence DuPuy
Gertrude Cromie
Ellwood City
Tuesday Bridge Club Meeting at Mrs Halley’s Home
The Tuesday Bridge Club met at Mrs. Henry Halley’s Park Avenue home for a 1 o clock luncheon. Special guest Mrs. Gilmore of Hillsville attended. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. J A Wright and Mrs. George Moser after a period of bridge. In two weeks the club will meet at Mrs. Joseph Linsay’s on County Line Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Halley
Park Avenue
Gilmore
Hillsville
J. A. Wright
George Moser
Joseph Linsay
County Line Street
Birthday Party Honors Frances Lokovitz at Waldo Street
For her 17th birthday Frances Lokovitz hosted friends at her Waldo Street home. Pink and white peonies and a large pink centerpiece cake decorated the table. Lunch was served by her sister Mrs H E Dorr. Attendees included Billy Nail Danny Cassella Tony Champ Walter Westrich Walter Bush Sam Denefree James Meltrot Arthur Lasta ren Virginia Gurgocz Margaret Kumar a Catherine Westrich Josephine Cartwright and the guest of honor Frances Sokovitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Lokovitz
Waldo Street
H. E. Dorr
Billy Nail
Danny Cassella
Tony Champ
Walter Westrich
Walter Bush
Sam Denefree
James Mellt
Dietterle Ladies Host Lutheran Ladies Meeting at Home
Miss Anna Haug presided over the St Pauls Lutheran senior league at the Dietterle home on East Washington street Tuesday evening. Plans were made for a basket picnic at Cascade park for the next gathering, followed by games music and a dainty lunch served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Gertrude Dietterle
Washington Street
Luther League
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Anna Haug
Cascade Park
Suits-Us-500 Club entertains guests at East New Castle
Members of the Suits-Us-500 club enjoyed hospitality from Mrs. Alec McConahy of East New Castle Tuesday evening. Guests included Mrs. Virgil Pitzer and Mrs. Joe Mann. visitors were Mrs. Helen Hennessy of Pittsburgh Mrs. Clara Wright of Youngstown Ohio and Mrs. Ted Lane of Chewton. Three tables played for prizes with Mrs. Mary Robinson and Mrs. L. B. Ray high. Nora McCann won consolation. Mrs. Vi Pitzer received a guest prize. Lunch followed, served by the hostess with daughter Isabelle and Mrs. Joe Mann assisting. In two weeks the club will meet again at an announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec McConahy
East New Castle
Virgil Pitzer
Joe Mann
Helen Hennessy
Pittsburgh
Clara Wright
Youngtown
Ohio
Ted Lane
Chewton
Mary Robinson
L. 2. Ray
Garden clubs and social luncheons listed for Edison area
G A R Silver Tea hosts luncheon at YWCA with Mrs Fred Rentz. Garden Club meetings include Mrs Henry Wettich on Winter avenue. Other clubs: Lotus Kensington Mrs Frederick Gimmil. Shenango Stop NC T Club Mrs Jack Haupt. Iowa Kensington Mrs George Carr. Lawalla Club Mrs J Roy Jones. Swastika Club Mrs James Blaine. Reunited Ladies League Mrs W L Davis. B Y C Club Mrs Frederick Moser. A N O Club Mrs John Hallow ich. T B L Club hosts Mr and Mrs E Pettit. linger Longer Club Mr and Mrs Harman Busch. Ladies Golf Luncheon Field Club. The Butler Girls Mrs D C Bovard Winslow avenue. Good Time Club Mrs Rae Sharpe Wilmington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rentz
Edison Avenue
E. T. W. Kensington
W. D Jones
Garden Club
Henry Wettich
Winter Avenue
Lotus Kensington
Frederick Gimmil
Shenango
Swastika Club
James Blaine
Dewey Avenue
Reunited Ladies League
W L. Davis
North Mill Street
Frederick Moser
East Washington Street
John Hallowich
E. Pettit
Linger Longer Club
Harman Busch
Surprise party honors Mrs Alice McQuiston on 70th birthday
Friends and relatives gathered at her Ellwood City home for a Surprise celebration. Readings music and informal diversions preceded a six o clock supper served by attending ladies. Guests included William Guy Martin Salsburg George Cover Oscar McQuiston Clarence McQuiston Clair Young Sherman Houk and many McQuiston relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice McQuiston
Ellwood City R. D. 1
William Guy
Martin Salsburg
George Cover
Oscar McQuiston
Clarence McQuiston
Clair Young
Sherman Houk
William Sprinker
Joe Kelly
Wanda McQuiston
Robert Young
Gloria Cover
Dorothy Phenice
Jean McQuiston
Gilbert McQuiston
Mildred McQuiston
Cora McQuiston
Blanche McQuiston
Elmer Graham
Betty Cover
Third United Presbyterian class meets with Mrs Miles Barry
Members of section 6 of the Y S B class of the Third United Presbyterian church met Tuesday evening with Mrs Miles Barry of Butler road. The devotional period was led by the hostess, a business session followed, and refreshments were served. Mrs Robert Armstrong will entertain the women on June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Church
Miles Barry
Butler Road
Charles Duerr
Robert Armstrong
Beckford Street
Miss Jean Rummel Receives Kitchen Shower
Miss Edith Dodds hosted a surprise kitchen shower for bride elect Miss Jean Rummel at 216 Wallace Avenue. Guests enjoyed card games at six tables, prizes to Mrs. Thomas Smather and Miss Anne Aiken, and a pastel spring lunch with green décor and Spring flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Rummel
Edith Dodds
Wallace Avenue
Thomas Smather
Anne Aiken
Miss Dodds
Walter Dodds
Bertha Dodds
Andrew Dodds
Kathryn Wirsing
Tuesday Kensington Picnic Plans at Cascade Park
Associates of the Tuesday Kensington enjoyed a 1 o'clock luncheon in the YWCA Green Room with Mrs. W O Williams and Mrs. Stan Treser as hosts. Spring flowers and novel favors decorated tables for 20 guests, followed by music and games with prizes. Plans were finalized for a picnic dinner at Cascade Park in two weeks.
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Kensington
W. O. Williams
Stan Treser
Cascade Park
Honors Bride Elect at Highland Ave Evening Party
Miss Mary Andrews hosted a social evening for guests in her Highland avenue home to honor Miss Jean Yingling, a bride elect. Music, games, and prizes entertained attendees, followed by a lunch served at a red and white decorated table. Gifts greeted the bride at the end of the event.
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Mary Andrews
Highland Avenue
Jean Yingling
Hi Y Picnic Trip to Mill Creek and Idora Parks
A senior Hi Y party with high school students traveled Tuesday for a picnic. They stopped at Melvin Moorehouse’s home on the Youngstown road then went to Mill Creek park for supper. The group enjoyed the parks amusements and closed with a theater party in Youngstown.
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Youngstown
Melvin Moorehouse
Youngstown Road
Mill Creek Park
Mill Creek
Idora Parks
Frances Cope Birthday Party At Cun ningham Avenue
Mr and Mrs F M Cope entertained twelve young guests on Cun ningham avenue for Frances tenth birthday. Spring flowers decorated the home and table where a lunch was served. A cake with ten candles was the centerpiece. Prizes went to Janet Payne and Cecelia Jane Turner. Elizabeth Taylor, Joan Lawton and Dorothy McCombs sang. Elaine Keefer and Cecelia Turner readings. Special visitors included Mr and Mrs Homer Miles and Mrs Earl Keefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Cope
Cunningham Avenue
Frances
Elizabeth Taylor
Joan Lawton
Dorothy McCombs
Elaine Keefer
Cecelia Turner
Homer Miles
Earl Keefer
Edison Avenue Bridge Club Meets Guest Guests
Mrs. Harry Carlson of Edison avenue hosted the Tuesday Evening Bridge Club yesterday. Special guests included Miss Ida Johnson and Mrs R W Johnson from Detroit Michigan. Three tables played with awards to Mrs Joseph Ziegler and Mrs Herbert Samuels. Lunch by the hostess and her mother in law Mrs Oscar Carlson ended the gathering. In two weeks the club meets with Mrs William Davis on Adams street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Carlson
Edison Avenue
Ida Johnson
R. W. Johnson
Detroit
Michigan
Joseph Ziegler
Herbert Samuels
Oscar Carlson
William Davis
Adams Street
Central Presbyterian Girls Hold Season Finale Meeting
Members of the S. of D. Girls of the Central Presbyterian church met at Mrs. Rebecca Lapish’s home for the season’s last gathering with associate hostesses Mrs. Florence Snyder Mrs. Madeline Mc Collum Mrs. Louise Dwyver Mrs. Pearl McNeese and Mrs. Marie Still. Leader Mrs. Sylvia Sturtevant led the evening as papers on the Philippine Islands by Mrs. Katherine Gaston and on Cuba by Mrs Sara Douglass were presented. A family picnic is planned at Cascade Park on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. of D. Girls
Central Presbyterian Church
Rebecca Lapish
Jackson
Florence Snyder
Madeline McCollum
Louise Dwyver
Pearl McNeese
Marie Stillwagon
Sylvia Sturtevant
Katherine Gaston
Philippine Islands
Sara Douglass
Cuba
Cascade Park
Kensington Met Enjoys Bridge Evening at Wallace Home
The 1929 Kensington club met Tuesday at Mrs. Frederick K. Wallace’s Martin Street home. After a short meeting, guests played bridge and shared lunch hosted by the hostess with aides Mrs. Carl W Wallace and Mrs. David Tobin. Special guest was Mrs. H. R. Caro of Boston. Next gathering set for June 17 at Mrs. Frank Boris’s North Lee Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Frederick K. Wallace
Martin Street
Carl W Wallace
David Tobin
H. R. Caro
Boston
Mass
Frank Boris
North Lee Avenue
Armstrong Walton families hold annual reunion at Liberty grange
The Armstrong and Walton families announce their annual reunion to be held on Wednesday June 11 at the Liberty Grange Hall on Harlansburg Road. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
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Armstrong
A Lady to Love Opens at Penn Theatre Starring Wilma Banky
Wilma Banky stars in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's A Lady to Love at the Penn Theatre in her first all talking film. She plays Lena a waitress who marries a fifty year old Italian vineyardist then falls for his young Irish assistant. Director Victor Seastrom shapes the narrative to a surprising logical climax with strong supporting work by Robert Ames Edward G. Robinson Lloyd Ingraham George Davis and Gum Chin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Wilma Banky
Miss Banky
Lena
Victor Seastrom
Robert Ames
Gloria Swanson
the Trespasser
Edward G. Robinson
Lloyd Ingraham
George Davis
Gum Chin
Macedonian circle meets for final session of the year
Members of the Macedonian circle of the Second U. P. church met Tuesday evening with 13 members present. The last chapter of the study book Jerusalem to Jerusalem was reviewed and the program closed with a social and lunch. The meeting was the last until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second U. P. Church
Luella Brownlee
Hillcrest Avenue
Jerusalem
W. L Campbell
B. B. Club Hosts Dinner At Cascade Park Grove
Members enjoyed a 6 30 o clock dinner in the Cascade Park grove Tuesday with fine attendance. Chat and jokes accompanied a delicious menu, followed by amusements and music. In three weeks the club plans another picnic dinner at the Park at the same time.
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B. B. Club
Grove
Cascade Park
Park
W B A 98 Holds Bingo and Card Night Prizes Won
Members gathered after a regular W B A 98 meeting to play bingo and cards with prizes awarded to Mrs A Wogan and Mrs H Nowling. The organizing committee included Mrs Sara Frayr, Mrs Phoebe Earl, Mrs Anna Glitch, Mrs Rachel Reynolds, and Mrs Emma McKissick. A memorial service for members is planned for June 17 at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wogan
H. Nowling
Sara ,Frayr
Phoebe Earl
Anna Glitch
Rachel Reynolds
Emma McKissick
Edison club hosts luncheon bridge afternoon
Mrs Roy Wish of Edison avenue welcomed T. A. B. club members to a one o clock luncheon bridge. Two tables played and high score prizes went to Mrs P P Capitola and Mrs Frank Zimmerly. Special guest was Mrs Rose Graham. In two weeks the club will meet with Mrs J W Stinson of Northview avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wish
Edison Avenue
P. P. Capitola
Frank Zimmerly
Rose Graham
J. W. Stinson
Northview Avenue
Dinner bridge at Englewood home honors two
Miss Marjorie Rhodes entertained at a one table dinner bridge last evening. Eight fur covers were laid and a pink rose centerpiece graced a beautifully appointed table. Two tables of bridge were in play with high score honors awarded to Mrs Sumner Rowland and C E Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Rhodes
Englewood Avenue
Sumner Rowland
C. E. Allen
Miller Family Plans Twentieth Reunion at Ellwood City
The Miller clan will hold their twentieth family reunion on June 19 at Ewing Park in Ellwood City. Relatives from near and far will gather to renew family ties.
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Miller
Ewing Park
Ellwood City
Special meeting of Lewis Simons Relief Corp planned
Members will hold a special meeting Thursday evening in the city building to discuss important matters related to the encampment. The session is scheduled to begin at 7 30.
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Lewis Simons Relief Corp
Unexpected Club Meeting Tuesday Evening
Members of the Unexpected Club enjoyed a 6:30 dinner at Mrs. John Elder s Falls Street home. Prizes for card games went to Mrs. William Hugus Mrs. Samuel W Perry Mrs. W D McCleary Walter Braham and Rufus McKinley. In two weeks Mrs. Robert K Aiken will entertain the club. The Girls Club will meet June 12 at Mrs. Graham Fowle s 316 Rhodes Place for their social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elder
Falls Street
William Hugus
Samuel W. Perry
W. D. McCleary
Walter Braham
Rufus McKinley
Robert K. Aiken
Highland Avenue
Graham Fowle
Rhodes Place
Wedding ceremony for Lucy Branch and Thomas Young in New Castle
A simple wedding was held Monday June 2 at the Second Baptist parsonage officiated by Rev. W W Nelson. Lucy Branch and Thomas Charles Young exchanged vows and plan to reside in the city. Members of the Sosos Club will participate in forthcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W Nelson
Second Baptist Church
Lucy Branch
Thomas Charles Young
Card Party Planned by Beta Shalom Sisterhood
Members of the Beta Shalom Sisterhood of the Tifereth Israel congregation will host a card party for members and friends Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Abe Fisher on Moody Avenue. Mrs. Charles Levine will be the associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Shalom Sisterhood
Tifereth Israel
Abe Fisher
Moody Avenue
Charles Levine
Mrs Rae Sharpe Hosts Good Time Club at Wilmington Home
Mrs Rae Sharpe will entertain the Good Time Club members in her Wilmington Avenue residence on Thursday evening. The social gathering aims to foster fellowship among local residents and club affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Sharpe
Good Time Club
Wilmington Avenue
Postal Clerks Auxiliary Meeting at Mrs. Lutz Home
The Postal Clerks Auxiliary schedules a Thursday meeting at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs Claire Lutz 1306.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Clerks
Claire Lutz
East
Washington Street
Acousticon: New Deaf Hearing Aid From Dictograph
After twenty five years in hearing aid making Dictograph Products Co unveils Acousticon a compact ear piece just dime sized delivering clear sound to subnormal ears. Free 10 day home trial offered by mail with name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dictograph Products Co. Inc
First National Bank
Pittsburgh
Advt
Regular meeting at 119 West Washington street
The regular meeting will be held Friday evening June 6 at 8 30 in the offices of Dr J A Gillespie and Dr George W Garnett located at 119 West Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Gillespie
George W. Garnett
West Washington Street
Ministerial Alliance Opens Season at YWCA
The Ministerial Alliance met at the YWCA on Elm Street with President Rev. W. W. Nelson presiding. The first meeting of the coming season is set for the first Tuesday in September. A union service at Bethel AME Church, June 22 at 3 p.m., will feature Rev. Jackson of St. Paul’s. The alliance voted that all colored churches will hold a citywide annual picnic, date and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Alliance
Elm Street
W. W. Nelson
Bethel AM. E
William Hodge
Jackson
St. Paul's Church
N. A. A. C. P. Officers Elected at Second Baptist
The New Albany branch of the N A A C P met at the Second Baptist church last night and elected Dr James Gillespie as president Rev William Hodge as vice president Mrs Ethel Wall as secretary Mrs Fannie Davis as assistant secretary and A A Allman as treasurer A public installation service will be held at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
James Gillespie
William Hodge
Ethel Wall
Fannie Davis
A. A. Allman
Installation committee named for July meeting
The installation committee for July 1 1930 includes Rev. G. H. Coffey Dr. J. H. Cole Mrs. Lettie B. Williams Mrs. Walker and Miss Rosa V. Brown The note contrasts England’s salt monopoly triggering the India revolution and its salt policy ending by its monopoly on pepper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Coffey
J. H. Cole
Lettie B. Williams
Walker
Rosa V. Brown
India
England
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Blesses
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W. B. A. Meeting
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Bridge
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Sosos Club
Sisterhood
Postal Auxiliary
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Bernie Mac’s Orchestra
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Bulawa Watch
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