Parents of Groom Entertain for Couple
Complimentary to Mr. and Mrs Richard Nial Wimberly the latter of whom was the former Maxine Ludwig. Delightfully informal party was given Saturday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carne Wimberly at their home Youngstown C. The affair was a complete sun rise to the honored ones and they received a beautiful collection of gifts. Bridge was in play later the high score award going to Miss Martha Holladay. Luncheon was tasty and daintily appointed with seasonal suggestions predominating. Gorgeous flowers were used about the home in decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nial Wimberly
Maxine Ludwig
Charles Carne
Wimberly
Youngstown, C
Bridge
Martha Holladay
Tigers Auxiliary Plans Tureen Dinner at Cascade Park
Monday meeting in South Mill street clubrooms approved a tureen dinner for Monday June 17 at 7 30 pm at Cascade Park. The evening featured cards a music program with prizes to Mrs. T Bullano and Helen Tuscano and refreshments served by Captain Mrs E Maciarello and aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
South Mill Street
Cascade Park
T. Bullano
Helen Tuscano
E. Maciarello
M. Cherol
Phyllis Cherol
Babe Maciarello
M. Augustine
Monday Evening Bridge Winners Named at Pine Street Event
Mrs. R. J. White Jr hosted a bridge gathering on Pine Street with Miss Emma Patton and Mrs. Jack Christie winning as the special guest. Mrs. W. E. Sidley prepared the light repast, and the next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. R. J. Beam of Euclid Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Associates
R. J. White, Jr
Pine Street
Emma Patton
Jack Christie
W. E. Sidley
R. J. Beam
Euclid Avenue
Change In Hostess For M A Club Meeting
Mrs Anna McConnell at 1219 Huron avenue will host the M A club Thursday replacing Mrs Elsie Derr of Butler road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna McConnell
Huron Avenue
M. A
Elsie Derr
Butler Road
Cameron Reunion Set for Liberty Grange Hall
The twenty-ninth Cameron family reunion is planned at Liberty Grange hall on Harlansburg road and will occur on Tuesday June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Liberty Grange Hall
Harlansburg Road
Jewish Ladies Relief closes season at Cosmo club
The Jewish Ladies Relief society held its final meeting of the season at the Cosmo club. Annual committee reports were presented and officers elected: B. Kline president, J. Lebby first vice, H. Abkowitz corresponding secretary, M. Shaffer recording secretary, L. Zieve financial secretary, H. Cohen treasurer. Light refreshments followed with a serving team listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Ladies’ Relief Society
Cosmo Club
B. Kline
Jack Lebby
H. Abkowitz
M. Shaffer
L. Zieve
H. Cohen
Marriage of Helena Prokowicz and John Budai in Oakland
Miss Helena Prokowicz of Volant marries John Budai of Miller Street Thursday at St Marys Catholic church Oakland officiated by Fr Serlong. Attendees include Porter Prokowicz, F Corwley, Dr and Mrs M Davis, and James Kulkin among others. reception at bride’s home on Maple Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Prokowicz
Volant
John Budai
Miller Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Oakland
Serlong
Mary Presh
Evelyn Barbarowicz
Andy Budai
Paul Budai Jr
New Wilmington High
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburgh
New Castle High School
Budai
Maple Street
Porter Prokowicz
F. Corwley
Glassport
A. Crowley
Rebekahs to Meet at First U P Church Friday
The Rebekah chapter of the First U. P. church will hold its regular monthly meeting at the church on Friday evening June 7. Hostesses are Mrs. Lou Patton Mrs. Leroyd Allshouse Mrs. Thomas Davis and Miss Rebekah Browne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
First U. P. Church
Lou Patton
Leroyd Allshouse
Thomas Davis
Rebekah Browne
Central Christian Church Weekly Events Guide
This week at Central Christian church events include Union Christian Missionary society on Friday at 7 30 p m and Fathers and Sons banquet on Saturday at 6 p m with a Friday change noted. The notice lists times and event names for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Union Christian Missionary Society
Fathers and Sons
Week's Events at Bethany Lutheran Church
Sunday school council meets tonight in the church. Ladies Aid society holds a business meeting Thursday at 2 PM in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Society
Epworth M. E. Church Events This Week
This week at Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church the official board meets Wednesday at 8 30 p m after the mid week service. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meetings Friday at 3 p m are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth M. E
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Iretta V. Dart Class to Meet at First Christian Church
The Iretta V. Dart class of the First Christian church will hold their regular meeting Thursday evening June 6 in the parlor of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iretta V. Dart
First Christian Church
Third United Presbyterian Y L B Class Sale
Section E of the Third United Presbyterian Y L B class will be received at the home of Mrs Frew Book on East Washington street Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Y. L. B
P H C Meeting Planned in Knights of Malta Hall
The Protected Home Circle will hold a meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30 in the Knights of Malta Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Malta
Spiritualist Church of Truth Mid-Week Service Speakers
The Spiritualist Church of Truth will hold a mid week service at 8 p.m. Wednesday at McGoonhall with Mrs. A. E. Ware as guest speaker. A service Friday at 8 p.m. will feature speaker Mrs. Ann Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Truth
McGoonhall
A. E. Ware
Ann Stevens
Grace Horigal and Harry Shaffer Wed in Steubenville
Grace Horigal of Steubenville married Harry A. Shaffer of the same city on Wednesday May 29 at St. Pauls Episcopal Church Steubenville. Rev Harold C Zeis officiated with Mr and Mrs Ralph J Shaffer of Lawrence County as attendants. The couple will reside in Steubenville where the groom manages a beauty parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Grace Horigal
Steubenville
Harry A. Shaffer
New Wilmington
New Castle
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Harold C. Zeis
Ralph J. Shaffer
Jewish Junior Council Girls Host Annual Dinner Dance
On Monday evening June 3 the Jewish Junior Council girls of this city held their annual formal dinner dance at the Ohio Hotel in Youngstown. The event featured dancing from 10 o clock and a 1130 dinner. Thirteen couples from New Castle attended. Rosalyn Freeman was chairman with the committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Hotel
Youngstown
New Castle
Rosalyn Freeman
Mrs. Tannehill Heads to National Women’s Club Convention
Mrs. R. S. Tannehill of Englewood avenue departed for Detroit to attend the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention. She represents the Woman's Club of New Castle, of which she is the newly elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Tannehill
Englewood Avenue
Detroit
Mich
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Mrs Durr Visiting Reed Family in Highland Avenue
Mrs. W. C. Durr arrives from Aliquippa for an extended stay with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. William T. Reed on Highland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Durr
Aliquippa
William T. Reed
Highland Avenue
Scarazzo Hosts Brisco Club at Laurel Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs E H Scarazzo of Laurel avenue will entertain members of the Brisco club at their home on Wednesday night at 7 30 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Scarazzo
Laurel Avenue
Brisco Club
Luncheon Planned by Section B Postponed
A luncheon organized by Section B of the Third Vow Church for Wednesday at the church has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Vow
W. E. Club Meets at Mrs Hollis Home
A regular W. E. club meeting is scheduled for Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Clarence Hollis on Huron Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Club
Clarence Hollis
Huron Avenue
Stitch-A-Bit Club Picnic Postponed to Monday
The Stitch-A-Bit club announces the picnic outing this week has been postponed until Monday June 10. Members are advised to note the new date and plan accordingly.
Weekly Health Talk on Fresh Air and Daily Walks
The article urges practical time budgeting for daily vigorous walks or outdoor contact. It argues fresh air boosts well being and five forthcoming months offer climatic advantages to be used for physical health. Acknowledges some curtailment in present habits may be needed but stresses benefit.
Women lawyers of Jassy refuse divorce case cases
Women lawyers in Jassy Romania plan to refuse to handle divorce cases citing bias and unequal practice. The move aims to protest gender inequality and press for systemic legal reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jassy
Romania
Young Ladies Bible Class Meets at Third United Presbyterian
At the Third United Presbyterian church Monday evening the Young Ladies Bible class held its monthly meeting with devotions led by Mrs. Clara Lutz. President Mrs. Arthur Minnick led reports and committee approvals. A July breakfast was planned. details to be arranged. Mrs. Blanche Coulter led prayer to close the devotional and business session. Section B presented vocal duet Greta and Doris McGaffie and old time singing led by Mrs. Anna McClure. Section E served a delicious lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Church
Young Ladies Bible Class
Clara Lutz
Arthur Minnick
Blanche Coulter
Greta
Doris McGaffie
Anna McClure
Church Section F to Meet at Mrs. Haufler’s Home
Section F of the U S B Third United Presbyterian church will gather Friday at 8 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Jane Haufler at 921 Rose Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Church
Jane Haufler
Rose Avenue
Women Missionary Society Meeting At Ridge Street Home
Mrs. Maynard Wilson entertained the Jean Hill Williamson Missionary Society of Highland U P church Monday evening. Talks on medical work in Egypt were given by Mrs. Dean Staley and Mrs. Russell Tait. The next meeting in July will be a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Wilson
Ridge Street
Jean Hill Williamson
Church of Nazarene Events This Week
Missionary prayer service at 7 30 p m Wednesday led by Mrs W W Walls missionary president Prayer and fasting from 2 to 4 p m Thursday Ladies Bible class meets Thursday evening at Mrs Ruth Fury 107 S Walnut St Young People missionary meeting Friday 7 30 p m at Breese Bible class at Mrs Rhoda Davis 1307 Main St Saturday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Nazarene
Church of the Nazarene
W. W. Walls
Ruth Fury
S. Walnut Street
Young People’s Missionary Meeting
Breesee
Rhoda Davis
Main Street
Sara Book Class Meet At Mrs Gaston’s Home
A Bible class will gather at the home of Mrs John Gaston 840 Morton Street on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock. The event invites attendees for a community study session in the local neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gaston
Morton Street
Merry Maid Class Enjoys Cascade Park Picnic
Twelve members of the Merry Maid class of City Rescue Mission and their teacher Miss Mabel Weimer enjoyed a hike and picnic at Cascade Park Monday evening. The group spent the evening riding the park’s attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Maid
City Rescue Mission
Mabel Weimer
Cascade Park
W. B. A. 98 Holds Regular Meeting in Clendenin Hall
Members of W. B. A. 98 will hold their regular meeting in Clendenin Hall East Washington street on Wednesday evening June 5 at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clendenin Hall
East Washington Street
Third United Presbyterian Y. L. B. Section C Meeting
Section C of the Third United Presbyterian Y L B will hold a meeting Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Joseph Ryan on Arlington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Y. L. B
Joseph Ryan
Arlington Avenue
Miss Jean Williams Hosts Junior Westminster Guild
Miss Jean Williams entertained associate members of the Junior Westminster Guild of Central Presbyterian Church on Monday evening at her North Beaver street home. Devotions were led by Miss Eleanor Porter, a puzzle game featured the program, and Martha Ellen Rice and Louise Rice assisted with refreshments for seventeen members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Williams
Westminster Guild
Central Presbyterian Church
North Beaver Street
Eleanor Porter
Martha Ellen Rice
Louise Rice
Many local residents listed in hospital and visiting notes
Personal mentions show numerous residents of Warren and surrounding towns visiting, traveling to and from New Castle hospital, Jameson Memorial hospital, and Crile Clinic. Names include Herbert Bowen, Esther Laurell, Jeanne MacKenzie, Frank Baptiste, Gale West, Kenneth Douds, James Klingensmith, Lilah Must, Richard Maloney, Dominick Gabriel, Jean Leishman, Miss Peggy Prowitt, and others with travels to Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Elyria, and Baltimore. Several entries reference hospital admissions, treatments, and recoveries, plus a few relocations and extended visits with family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne MacKenzie
Pittsburgh
New Castle Friends
Frank Cook
Wampum
New Castle Hospital
Emma Douthett
Enon Valley
Frank Baptiste
Pearson Street
Elyria
Ohio
Mike Seman
West Pittsburg
B. M. Rogers
Carlisle Street
Philadelphia
Elizabeth McFarland
East Long Avenue
Anthony Sunseri
South Mill Street
Gale West
Slippery Rock
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Lilah Must
Addis Street
Richard Maloney
Blaine St
Ernest Withers
Harlansburg
Dominick Gabriel
Reynolds St
James DeGennaro
East Sutton Street
Roy Coulter
Hamilton Street
Joseph Chip
Pottsville
George Chip
Phillips Place
Nicholas Maciarello
Phyllis
South Mill St
Cleveland
Ruth Prowitt
Park Avenue
Joseph Leaf
Fast Long Avenue
Mount Clemens
Mich
Ellen Carson
Leasure Avenue
Amelia Abraham
Belgium Expects No Need to Borrow Funds This Year
Belgium does not anticipate needing to borrow funds in the current year. Officials indicate budget control and stable revenue streams reduce the urgency for new debt. The statement comes amid cautious fiscal planning by the government and financial authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Birth Announcements With Writer Details
Notices announce births with signer and writer address and the doctor’s name. Readers supply full signatures to validate announcements.
Births Report From Local Families Include Several Dens
Mr and Mrs J W Kegarise of 22 Hast Falls street announce the birth of a son on May 31 named Joan LeRoy. Born to Mr and Mrs George Fisher of Richelieu avenue twin daughters in Jameson Memorial hospital on June 4. Born to Mr and Mrs I L Mansell of Youngstown Ohio a daughter on June 1 Mrs Mansell formerly Lucille McConaghy of Norwood. Born to Mr and Mrs Pete Balogh 1506 Wilson avenue a son on May 30 named Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kegarise
Hast Falls Street
Joan LeRoy
George Fisher
Richelieu Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
I. L. Mansell
Youngstown
Pete Balogh
Wilson Avenue
Robert
PTA Meeting Concludes Slippery Rock Township Session
The Slippery Rock township PTA held its final meeting of the year at the high school. The president presided and Mrs Armstrong, committee chair, reported on the group's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock Township
P. T A
Armstrong
Nominating Committee Names Officers for Next Year
The committee presented officers for the ensuing year including president Mrs Scott Munnell vice president Mrs Finley Weisz secretary Rose Munnell treasurer Leroy Miller and Prof D E Cole Each was installed in their places Ashley Stevenson Earl Dufford Robert Dufford and David Wilson led the music A social time followed with refreshments provided by the committee in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Munnell
Finley Weisz
Rose Munnell
Leroy Miller
D. E. Cole
Ashley Stevenson
Earl Dufford
Robert Dufford
David Wilson
Devotional Services At St. John's United Holy Church
Tonight at 7 45 devotion at St John s United Holy Church features T W Clark delivering a message. Thursday evening service will be led by Bessie Hardney with a Warn devotional guiding the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Holy Church
St. John’s
United Holy
Croton Progressive Club to Meet on Wednesday
On Wednesday evening at 8 90 o'clock at 1328 Croton avenue the Croton Progressive club will hold their regular monthly meeting. Dusky belles of Tanganyika are now sporting aluminum jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Club
Croton Avenue
Croton
Progressive Club
Dusky Belles of
Tanganyika
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tigers Auxiliary
Mahoningtown
Kentucky
Wheeler and Woosley
Spanky McFarlan
Roberta
Pimpernel
Leslie Howard
Merle Oberon
Nigel Bruce
Melody Master
Cartoon and News
Musketeers of Rhythm
Edmund Lowe and
Jack Holt
Mat
Lfe & Life
George M. Cohan
Jewish Ladies Relief
Prokowicz
Rebekahs
Central Christian
Bethany Lutheran
Epworth
Horigal
Shaffer
Stitch
Club
J. H. W. Society
Herbert Bowen
Warren, C
Esther Laurell
Forest Street
Washington, D. C
John Hopper
Frank Derr
South Street
Kenneth Douds
Epworth Street
James Klingensmith
East Main Street
Miss Pearl Rosenthal
Cleveland, O
H. H. Rosenthal
Greer
John Ruscille
New York
Anthony Filigenzi
Maitland Street
Mary Campbell
Moody Avenue
Ellis Levine
East Reynolds Street
Camilla Marie Lastoria
Mary E. Dinafore
Peggy Prowitt
The
Children’s Hospital
Susan D’asaro
J. 8. Squitieri
Garfield Avenue
Ritchie
Canyon Street
David Forney
Bellevue
O. Andrew Forney
Edith
Walter Pacyna
Scranton
L. R. Berkheimer
Hazelcroft Avenue
W. P. Space
Edna
Frank Borio
Moore Avenue
E. J. Kinter Jr
Boston, Mass
E. J. Kinter, Sr
Sheridan Avenue
Steve DiNuccio
Friendship Street
Jean Leishman
Cunninghame Avenue
Donora
Dave Reid
Brookville
Ira M. Rhodes
Yelena English
Lee N. Stewart
Pennsylvania
E. J. Bohn
Charles Bohn
Alex Zimmerly
Coraopolis
C. M. Bohn
Hugh Forsyth
Grangemouth
Scotland
David Leishman
Cunningham Avenue
John Forsyth
D. Leishman
George J. Bolinger
Neshannock Township
Crile
John and
Harold Wilson
Portersville
Margaret Bersted
Richard J. Maloney
Blaine Street
Hillcrest Avenue
Angelo J. Casacchia
Jennie DeLillo
Laurel Boulevard
Sam Peluse
Ronnie
Baltimore
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Walter DeLillo
East Washington St
Jan
Parent-Teacher Associations
Regent
Mars
Richard Cromwell
Henrietta Crosman
Adolt Uke Presents
Leon Errol
Blue Ridge Mountaineers
Lawrence Auto Co
E. Washington St
Rogers
B.G. DeSylva
Billie Burke
Alison Skipworth
Sterling Holloway
Gail Patrick
Frances Grant
FOX
David Butler
Warner Baxter
Pampas
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