Lawrence Chapter at McCulloch Home
Lawrence chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mr. Harold R. McCulloch home with about 30 attendees. Delegates to the state convention were elected, Mrs. Carrie Jeffery Roberts spoke on Pennsylvania, and Flag Day plans were announced for June 14 in New Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold R. McCulloch
Walmoe
LaLu
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
M. L. Rich
Rice’ Landing
Howard L. Smith
Philadelphia
William McCombs
Jane McGulioch
Vera Simonton
Pennsylvania
E. J. Blanning
Kate Stockman
Gevien Stevenson
Fred K. Rent
A. H. Pullerton
Jennis L. Morgan
H. W. Geissinger
W. A. Hoffmaster
W. Campbell
Jane Love
Nannie L. Mitcheltree
Sarah Wallace
G. Simonton
Carrie
W. F. McCombs
C. R. McCombs
New Wilmington
E. B. Russell
Clarence Fischer
Hellie Brooks
Silver Wedding Memorializes Twenty-Five Years
Louie Brown and Francis Frey celebrated 25 years of marriage with a mass of Thanksgiving at St. Joseph's church. Attendants included Mrs. Albert Brown and a brother of Mrs. Frey. A dinner for 35 followed at the Frey home with a silver and white centerpiece and a cake depicting the original wedding. A reception at the Frey summer camp drew about 150 guests, with games music swimming and gifts for the couple. Emma Schneider of Pittsburgh attended as an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Brown
Francis Frey
East Reynolds Street
St. Joseph's Church
Albert Brown
Brown
Frey
Tellum
Frew Millroad
Diffley Mosholder Marriage Surprise in St Margaret’s Rectory
Miss Alice Diffley and Charles A Mosholder wed suddenly at St Margaret s church rectory with Rev Pather A Scholz officiating. The bride wore pale pink crepe with white accessories and a picture hat. After a reception the couple planned to live in Warren Ohio with the bride connected to the Mont L Riley district attorney s office and the groom with Machine Auto Parts in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Diffley
Charles A. Mosholder
St. Margaret's Church
Pather
A. P. Scholz
Harold McCartney
Luncheon Shower for Harriet Ewing Honors Bride Elect
Miss Dell Davidson hosted a Sunday school class luncheon shower at her Locust street home for Harriet Ewing a bride elect and former teacher. Guests enjoyed pastel colors a menu and porch contests while making a scrapbook for the bride. Gifts were plentiful and sweet. Service Star Legion members will be entertained tonight at Mrs Alice OClapie s Epworth street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Davidson
Locust Street
Harriet Ewing
Service Star Legion
Alice Oclapie
Epworth Street
Miss Alice Throop to Wed J E Patterson
Engagement announced at a Lincoln Avenue dessert bridge party hosted by Miss Helen Jamesor. Miss Alice Throop, daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Throop, will marry J E Patterson, son of Mr and Mrs EB Patterson of Delaware Avenue. About twelve guests enjoyed pink and white decor and gifts, with Brigge and high score by Miss Martha Jo McGoin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jamesor
Lincoln Avenue
Alice Throop
J. H. Throop
Blaine Street
J. E. Patterson
EB. Patterson
Delaware Avenue
Pat
Alice
Throop
Brigge
Martha Jo McGoin
Victoria Micco Weds Samuel Tomasello Jr June 12
Miss Victoria Micco will marry Samuel Tomasello Jr on June 12 at 9:30 am at St. Vitus Church. Reverend Nicholas DeMita to conduct the ceremony with maid of honor Miss Mary Emanuel and bridesmaids Misses Caroline Micco Mary Rich Victoria Latess Frances Tomasello Elizabeth Tesone and Jean De Salvo. Groom’s attendant Thomas Marvill. The couple are children of local families and well known in Beatty Avenue and West Washington Street communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Micco
Samuel Tomasello, Jr
St. Vitus Church
Nicholas DeMita
Mary Emanuel of
Greenville
Caroline Micco
Mary Rich
Victoria Latess
Frances Tomasello
Elizabeth Tesone
Jean de Salvo
Thomas Marvill
Miss Micco
P. A. Micco
Beatty Avenue
Mr. Tomasello
Samuel Tomasello
West Washington Street
Sin of Nora Moran at Regent Theatre in Lawrence County
The Regent presents The Sin of Nora Moran a stark drama portraying a woman's life under restraint of home and family. The film is suggested as brutally frank in parts and urged for adult women. children under 12 require parental accompaniment due to delicate scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regent Theatre
Nora Moran
Regent
Lawrence County
Miss Jennie Aiken Honored at Dinner
New Castle school teachers and associates hosted a dinner downtown Friday for Miss Jennie Aiken who retires this term. Fourteen guests at decorated tables enjoyed a menu and gifts were presented in a unique toast with a parody song. Tomorrow pupils at Aiken school will honor her with a Star Day celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Aiken
New Castle
Reuben
Theodore Pollock
Martha Hanna
Margaret Hemphill
Margaret Lehman
Aiken School
Miss Aiken
Veterans and wives to meet Wednesday social gathering
A Baltimore and Ohio Veterans and Auxiliary meeting is planned for Wednesday evening at the city building. Separate business sessions precede a joint social, card playing, and lunch. Committee members include Mrs. Kenneth Walter and Mrs. J. F. Thomas. Katherine McMillin, recently wed to Mr. Glenn S. McCrackian, returned from her honeymoon and will begin housekeeping in a Volant, Pennsylvania home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Veterans and Auxiliary
City ‘ Building
Kenneth Walter
J. F. Thomas
Martha Horchier
J. P. Walter
Glenn
McCrack-ian
Katherine McMillin
J. M. McMillin
Sumner Avenue
Volant
Double Birthday Dinner For Parents Of Local Couple
A Sunday noon surprise dinner at 223 Scott street marked double birthdays for Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Shetrom. Mrs. N. F. Capitola and Mrs. Clifford Sipe organized for 15 guests with a cake centerpiece and floral decor. Also noted are the marriage announcements of Florence Linton Straub to Joseph Lee Masson in Meadville and Louis Felter to Marie Berkman in Cleveland, with receptions and early summer travel plans. The Martha Shrine plans a picnic at arcade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Capitola
Clifford Sipe
Faye
L. W. Shetrom
Scott Street
Mr. Shetrom
Shetrom
Ralph Shetrom
Maxine Sherom
Avery Jonah Grossfield
Louis Felter
Marie Berkman
Cleveland
Temple Israel
New Castle Chapter Plans Annual Picnic
New Castle chapter 105 O B E and Y announces its annual picnic at Cascade Park on Thursday June 21 with dinner at 6 15 PM. Miss Bessie Durant is matron and Mrs C C Headland leads arrangements with Mrs Edith Pearce as chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Durant
New Castle
O. BE
Cascade Park
C. C. Headland
Edith Pearce
Kus Kus Ka Chapter Meet in Beaver Pennsylvania
Kus Kus Ka chapter of Daughters of American Colonists will hold its June meeting Friday June 3 at the home of newly installed regent Mrs Morford Throckmorton East End avenue and Second street Beaver Pa Sessions start at 11 a m with new officers in charge. Attendance expected to be large due to five county representation. Dinner at Lakewood Teachers of Highland avenue school will be dinner guests Tuesday evening of Mrs Earl Ramsey at her cottage Lakewood. N B Kensington Mrs John Murdock of Shaw Street will entertain N H Kensington Wednesday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kus Kus Ka
Daughters of
Morford Throckmorton
East End Avenue
Second Street
Beaver
Lakewood
Highland Avenue’ ‘School
Earl Ramsey
Butler Girls Picnic Plans Discussed At Cunningham Meeting
Mrs A R Armstrong and Mrs Jean Heywood with Miss Bertha Ort are arranging a Butler Girls picnic. The gathering at Mrs Heber Andersons Cunningham avenue home featured playful games and humorous readings by Joah Gebhart of New Brighton and Mrs Metzgar as guests. Refreshments followed in a festive summer setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Armstrong
Jean Heywood
Bertha Ort
Butler
Heber Anderson
Cunningham Avenue
Joseph Anderson
Joah Geb“hart
New Brighton
Metzgar
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Mccculloch
Dorothy Kay
Hazelcroft Avenue
Kathryne Nessle Allen
Hollywood
Iicr
J.B. Nielsen Jeweler and Optometrist
East Washington St
Scranton
Offutt’s
Bargain Center
Delta
Charlotte Alexander
Smithfield Street
Harry Stevens
Fairmont Avenue
J. A. Wright
East Washington Street
O'Rock
Casile
John Wagner
Brooklyn Avenue
Kard Klub
C. A. Powers
Mt. Jackson Road
Amity
Mary Burlane
East Home Street
Kensington
E. G. Hoover
East Winter Avenue
Alice White
Croton Avenue
G. N
Ida Semione
Division Street
B.N. W
Lawrence Nicholson
Hamilton Street
Mary Sullivan
West Madison Avenue
300 Club
George Hurn
Galbraith Avenue
Disney
Elks Club
Anna Wagner
Jack Simmons
Thomas Cuscino
Alcorn Street
Flora Pack
Stanton Avenue
Berkmah
Anne Hagan
Cro
Huron Avenue
Bingy Brown
Dorothy Schu
Butler Road
Cercle Royale
Harald Simpkins
Logan Street
Gaston Reunion
A. E. Yoho
Katherine Street
Sophia Luke
Ashland Avenue
M. W
Mary Armstrong
Reyraids Street
Breakfast At Park
Re Deal
Peggy Davis
Henry E. Rappold
Reading Circle
Frances Doyle
Morton Street
Junior Woman's Club
Harvey Martin
Slippery Rock
William Vaneman
Old Pittsburgh Road
We Fu
Harry Carlson
East Laurel Avenue
Thomas Solomon
East Long Avenue
Blue Eagle
Anna Murray
West North Street
A. Pearson Furst
Rhodes Place
Ethel Mae Louden
J. Urban
East Morton Street
W. C
James Fatterson
Bay Street
New Deal
PF. T. McCorj Mick
Young Street
Ten Ivory
George Ross
East Sutton Street
C. ©. Stump
North Edenburg
Bridge
Fred Sowers
J. P
el Fityet
Erman Elam
Paul McCandless
Worth Street
Esther Grossman
Laurel Boulevard
D A. C
John Elder
East Falls Street
Earl White
Alison Leslie
Enon Valley Road
Arcade Park
Martha Shrine
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
trauss-Hirshberns
Sparta
Boston
Priscilla
3Qcom
Strauss-Hirshberas
John ©. Wajert
Terrace Avenue
Agnes
Regina
Josephine
Teresa Wajert
Marie Kryzan
Youngstown
Ohio
T. Watert
John Butz
THE
PENN
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
WM. Powell
Manhattan
Broadway
N. BH. B. Kensington
John Murdock
Shaw St
N. H. B. Kensington
E. M. McCreary
Monroe Street
Pavelion
Louis
Termanest Wave Shop
Lawrence Eavinge & Truet Bing
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