Faculty Picnic Dinner at Etna Springs
The George Washington Junior High faculty enjoyed a Wednesday picnic at Etna Springs with boating swimming tennis and other activities. A 35 guest picnic dinner was served with special visitors Mrs. Holt Mrs. DeLaney Miss Swank and Miller Henley. The organizing committee included Misses Stadelhotzer Glover Owens and Messrs Ward and Vahue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Junior High School
Etna Springs
Robert Holt
Elmer DeLaney
Bernice Swank
Miller Henley
Dorothy Stadelhoter
Elizabeth Glover
Elizabeth J Owens
J. C. Ward
Harold Vahue
Moonlight Picnic Honors Faye Callahan at Rock Springs
Miss Elizabeth Callahan hosted 27 guests at a moonlit Rock Springs picnic to honor her sister Faye Callahan visiting from Williamsport Pa. Games and contests entertained, a picnic lunch served, prizes won by Ruth Shoaf Ronald Anderson Clarence Goodworth and James Callahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Callahan
Rock Springs
Faye
Williamsport
Ruth Shoaf
Ronald Anderson
Clarence Goodworth
James Callahan
Miss Callahan
Myrabeth May
Jim Armstrong
Marie Lieman
Marlett Springer
Harriet Owens
Howard Jenkins
Virginia Woods
Herman Gilbert
May Coach
Ruth Carr
Romeo Beltrame
Ruby Burdette
Charles Newton
Virginia Callahan
Lois Otto
William Stone
Norma Beltrame
Richard Swanton
Bernice Dunkerley
Earl Burdette
Errol Alborn
Mathers Family Reunion Set for June at Lakewood Beach
Annual Mathers family reunion scheduled for Saturday June 21 at Lakewood Beach. Organizers expect one of the largest gatherings in years with many relatives anticipated to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathers
Lakewood Beach
C S C Club to Hold Regular Meeting This Evening
The C S C Club will hold its regular meeting this evening at the time of Miss Annette Morgan of Aurel Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. C. Club
Annette Morgan
Aurel Place
Breakfast Meeting of New Castle Credit Exchange Women
The Girls of the New Castle Credit Exchange enjoyed a 6 30 morning breakfast at Cascade Park with tea service. Attendees included Mrs. Howard Welsh Mrs. Margaret Kirker and Misses Mabel Steinbrink Mary Green Catherine Zank and Eva Wimner from the Credit Exchange office with special guests Mrs. M B Emery Mrs. John Lewis Mrs. Frank Doerr and Miss Georgiana Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Irretta V. Dart Class Hosts Evening at Grant and Highland
Members of the Irretta V. Dart class of the First Christian church met Wednesday at Mrs. Joseph Osborne's home with Mrs. John Robinson and Mrs. George Dufford assisting. They held a business session followed by games and music and planned a July Cascade Park breakfast and August annual picnic. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irretta V. Dart
First Christian Church
Joseph Osborne
Grant
Highland Avenue
John Robinson
George Dufford
Cascade Park
Past Chiefs Association Meeting Postponed Indefinitely
The Past Chiefs Association meeting scheduled for Friday afternoon has been postponed indefinitely due to sickness affecting key members.
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Past Chiefs Association
Jewish Women Close Club Season in New Castle
The New Castle Council of Jewish Women held its season finale at Temple Israel with Mrs. Marcus Feuchtwanger presiding as she resigned after leading the group. New officers were installed by Mrs. Feuchtwanger including Mrs. Ben Kline as president and others in key posts. A guest speaker from New Wilmington spoke on the American Home, followed by a luncheon. The council resumes activities in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Council of Jewish Women
Temple Israel
Marcus Feuchtwanger
New Castle
Ben Kline
Norman Ehrlich
Irvine Grossman
Harry Duckerbaum
Ted Marlin
Jack Kulkin
D. Silverman
Lawrence Davis
Feuchtwanger
Council
E. B. Russell
Thursday Club
New Wilmington
Joseph Ehrlich
A. Gonick
Jack Frank
Abe Levine
J. Lebby
M. J. Donnelly
Jameson Aid Society Sees Strong Hospital Support
The Jameson Aid Society held a weekly hospital meeting from 9 to 12:30, completing about a hundred hospital items. Members urged pledge collections to fund future expenses, and plans for a November fruit campaign were advanced. A follow up sewing session is planned for next Wednesday.
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Jameson Aid Society
R. T. Members Plan for Picnic
Members of the R. T. club gathered at Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Vincent’s home on North Liberty street for a Wednesday social. Two bridge tables were active, with Mrs. William Evans and Earl Reeves winning favors. A pastel luncheon followed, with spring flowers as centerpieces. Hostess Mrs. William Evans assisted. A picnic dinner at Cascade park is planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Club
E. L. Vincent
North Liberty Street
William Evans
Earl Reeves
Cascade Park
Farewell Dinner for Mrs Littlewood and Grandson
Mr and Mrs Albert Walker hosted a Wednesday evening dinner at their Smithfield Street home for Mrs E J Littlewood and grandson Harry L Davis. The couple will sail from New York on June 7 for Europe, spending four months touring. The pink and white table setting complemented the gift presented to the guests as patrons wished them God speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Walker
Smithfield Street
E. J. Littlewood
Harry L. Davis
New York
Europe
L L C 500 Club Enjoys Meeting At Home
Mrs Richard Bailey hosted a Wednesday gathering of the L L C 500 Club with Miss Agnes Booker as a visitor. Games and novel prizes highlighted the evening followed by lunch. A June 30 picnic at Cascade Park was planned for members and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bailey
L. L. C. 500
Agnes Booker
Walter Knobloch
Mina Redman
R. C. Jones
Cascade Park
Dorcas Bible Class Plans July 1 Picnic at Cascade Park
Members of the Dorcas Bible class of First Congregational church met with Mrs Williams Jones on East Washington Street for their regular gathering. Plans were made for a Cascade Park picnic on July 1 and the group enjoyed pop singing led by Louise Davies. A luncheon was served in the dining room with a green and yellow table arrangement and garden flowers, hosted by Mrs Leyde Parker and Mildred Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VU. P. Church
J. W. Rupert
Albert Theophilus
Nettie Irene Mann
Edith Ziegler
Betty Lou Orr
Jean Hartland
Gilbert Colnet
D. C. Brown
Charline Bates
Jean Kennedy
June Foringer
Willard McCown
Kathryn Harper
Carolyn Book
Edgar McCown
Kathryn McMillin
Dorcas
First Congregational Church
William Jones
East Washington Street
Cascade Park
Louise Davies
Joseph Leyde
DeRoy Parker
Mildred Thomas
Phalanx Fraternity Holds Outdoor Session at Camp
The Phalanx fraternity of New Castle met at Camp Fred Rentz near Slippery Rock Creek 11 miles north of the city. Sixteen members attended and enjoyed dinner music hall and various sports with swimming as the main activity. Outdoor meetings will continue at the camp all summer, with a ladies night planned for Wednesday June 18.
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Phalanx Fraternity of
New Castle
Fred Rentz
Slippery Rock Creek
Picnic marks Pat terson Circle gathering at Ritchie home
Tuesday afternoon and evening the Pat terson Circle of the First Presbyterian church held its annual picnic at Mrs. David Ritchie’s New Wilmington road home. A 25 seat tablescape featured well fired baskets and a picnic supper followed by a business session planning a lawn fete and social for July 16 at Grant and North Jefferson streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson Circle
First Presbyterian Church
David Ritchie
New Wilmington Road
Grant and
North Jefferson Streets
Victorian Club Guests Attend Theatre Party
Associates of the Victorian Club enjoyed hospitality from Mrs. John Probst who hosted a theatre party Wednesday evening followed by a light lunch. Covers were laid for five guests. The gathering marked the last event of the season until fall.
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John Probst
Ringer Birthday Surprise Dinner At 602 Oak Street
J F Ringer's family gathered at his home on Wednesday for a noon birthday surprise dinner. Red and white decorations highlighted the event with a centerpiece of red peonies. Nelle Ringer and Mrs R A Ringer prepared and served the meal. Out of town guests included Lewis Ringer Joseph Ringer from Mercer D F Reznor and A Mayberry from Grove City and G E Ringer of Jackson Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Ringer
Oak Street
Nelle Ringer
R. A. Ringer
Lewis Ringer
Joseph Ringer
Mercer
D. F. Reznor
A. Mayberry
Grove City
G. E. Ringer
Jackson Center
Ladies' Scottish Club Meets on Rose Avenue
Members met with Mrs Harriett Stewart on Rose avenue for a social evening. A luncheon was served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs Roy Davis and Mrs Charles Shoats at a spring floral table. Club prize awarded to Mrs Anna Wheale. next meeting June 12 at Mrs Andrew Watsons Cun ningham avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Scottish Club
Harriett Stewart
Rose Avenue
Roy Davis
Charles Shoats
Anna Wheale
Andrew Watson
Cunningham Avenue
Ladies Aid Plans Dinner for Encampment Visitors
At a Wednesday gathering the Central Presbyterian Ladies Aid scheduled a noon dinner for the church Tuesday to feed visitors coming for the encampment on June 18. The group will also have an all day quilting session with a luncheon at noon.
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Ladies’ Aid
Central Presbyterian Church
Forty-First Pizor and Emery Family Reunion Set
The forty-first reunion of the Pizor and Emery families will be held on Thursday June 19 at the Liberty Grange hall on the Harlansburg road. Old acquaintances will be renewed.
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Pizor
Emery
Liberty Grange Hall
Harlansburg Road
A Lady to Love at Penn Theatre Opens Tonight
Wilma Banky stars in her first all talking picture A Lady to Love at the Penn theatre starting tonight. The supporting cast includes Robert Ames Edward G Robinson Lloyd Ingraham George Davis Anderson Lawler Gum Chin Richard Carle and Henry Armetta. The theatre’s ventilating system makes it a cool place to spend an afternoon or evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Banky
Penn Theatre
Robert Ames
Gloria Swanson
Edward G. Robinson
Lloyd Ingraham
George Davis
Anderson Lawler
Gum Chin
Richard Carle
Henry Armetta
Bridge Party Honors Mrs McCartney Birthday
Mrs Mabel McCartney and Mrs Enid McNutt hosted a West Sheridan Avenue gathering Wednesday for Mrs McCartney's birthday. Three tables of bridge awarded prizes to Mrs Belle Horner and Mrs LeRoy Johnson with a noon lunch. LeRoy Johnson of Ellwood City was the sole out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel McCartney
Enid McNutt
West Sheridan Avenue
Belle Horner
LeRoy Johnson
Ellwood City
Modern 500 Club Hosts Luncheon in Hillcrest Home
Mrs Harry Flinner entertained the Modern 500 club at her Hillcrest avenue home with a 1 o clock luncheon on Wednesday. Special guest was Mrs D W Jones of Pittsburgh. After cards guests enjoyed lunch served by the hostess aided by Mrs Charles Freeman. In two weeks the club will meet at Mrs Fred De Jane on East Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonso Scarazzo
Josephine Scarazzo
Semper Fidelis Club
Hazelcroft Avenue
Rose Fazzone
E. H. Scarazzo
Paul DiCarbo
W. V. Marssaro
Sutton Street
Winifred O'Connor
James Eagan
Croton Avenue
Harry Flinner
Hillcrest Avenue
Modern 500 Club
D. W. Jones
Pittsburgh
Charles Freeman
Fred de Jane
East Washington Street
Mrs Morrow Hosts Y O A Girls Recital Event
Mrs John Morrow hosted a Y O A Girls gathering at her sister Mrs William Wogan’s North Mercer Street home with a large turnout and a lunch served by the hostess assisted by her daughter Marian Jean Spring flowers filled the rooms. Mrs Garth Edmundson presented students in recital including Helen Johnston Kathryn Newberry Violet Shuler and others with accompanists Rev F S Clifford and Mr and Mrs Edmundson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morrow
William Wogan
North Mercer Street
Marian Jean
Milton Marshall
North Walnut Street
Garth Edmundson
Wallace Avenue
Helen Johnston
Kathryn Newberry
F. S. Clifford
Violet Shuler
Kathryn Helen Pozutto
Margaret Wilkinson
Virginia Cook
Marion Wilkison
Kathryn Lewis
Andrew de Lorengo
Francis DeSanctis
South Mill resident hosts Friendship Club meeting
Mrs. Mike Passella of South Mill street entertained members of the Friendship Club at her home Wednesday evening for a regular social gathering. In two weeks Mrs. E. Cassaccia of Taylor street will entertain.
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Mike Passella
South Mill Street
The
Friendship Club
E. Cassacchia
Taylor Street
Baldwin Bible Class Meeting At Highland Church
The June meeting of the Baldwin Bible class at Highland United Presbyterian Church will be held this evening at 8 o clock in the church classroom. Mrs Ray Rhodes president announces that Rev Margaret Joshua will be the guest speaker. The business hour will be followed by a social period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Bible Class
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Ray Rhodes
Margaret Joshua
A. G. P. Club Social and Card Games Report
Associates of the A. G. P. Club gathered at Mrs. J. C. Rhodabaugh’s home on Stewarts Place for a social afternoon with spring flowers and three-card tables. Prizes went to Mrs. A. E. Hartman and Mrs. Niel Round. entertainment featured orchestral music and division dancing. The New Castle party used two special cars. The St. Joseph 500 club met with six tables, prizes awarded to Mrs. Pred Brandert and Miss Cecelia Kitty. refreshments followed play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. P. Club
J. C. Rhodabaugh
Stewarts Place
A. E. Hartman
Niel
Lake Grand
Cleveland
Akron
New Castle
St. Joseph
Pred Brandert
Cecelia
Colonial Club Plans Picnic Dinner and Prize Presentation
The Colonial Club met at Mrs. Charles Ross's Sutton street home with plans for a June 15 picnic at Harding Park, guests including husbands. Radio music and fancywork filled the social hour as Mrs. Vitus Cent received the club prize. A late lunch was served by Mrs. Ross with aide Mrs. Thelma Ross. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Louis DeLillio's Mercer street home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Charles Ross
Sutton Street
Harding Park
Vitus Cent
Thelma Ross
Louis DeLillio
Mercer
Women’s Aid Luncheon Draws Pennsylvanian Railroad Ladies
Seventy five ladies of the Pennsylvania railroad in the New Castle district attended the annual Women’s Aid luncheon of the Lake Grand division held Wednesday afternoon in the Hotel Statler ballroom Cleveland. More than 350 were present from various sections.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
New Castle District
Women's Aid
Lake Grand Division
Cleveland
Hotel Statler
Delta Deck Club Meets at Dorothy Taylor Home
The Delta Deck Club members gathered at the residence of Miss Dorothy Taylor for a social meeting. Members discussed club activities and planned upcoming events.
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Delta Deck Club
Dorothy Taylor
Regent Theatre Unveils Modern Cooling System
The Regent theatre announces a new cooling and ventilating system ensuring cool fresh air and year round comfort. Manager Mr. Newman touts it as one of the coolest places in New Castle and invites patrons to watch Gary Cooper and Mary Brian in Owly The Brave tonight.
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Regent Theatre
Newman
Regent
New Castle
Gary Cooper
Mary Brian
Owly the Brave
Pennsylvania
Neshannock Boulevard Social Hosts Card Party
On Neshannock boulevard Wednesday evening special guests Misses Marie Biddle Gene Raney Claudia Boughter and Betty Roden baugh. Three tables of cards awarded prizes to Miss Rosena Rice Miss Grace Ingham and Miss Gene Raney. Lunch served by hostess and Mrs Frank Taylor. Next gathering a theatre and dinner party in Youngstown in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock Boulevard
Marie Biddle
Gene Raney
Claudia Boughter
Betty Rodenbaugh
Rosena Rice
Grace Ingham
Frank Taylor
Youngstown
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Ss. C. Club
Barbers and Iger
E. M. McCreary
Monroe St
Semper Fidelis Members Meeting
le Seco
Elgin Legionnaire
Elgin
Howard Hamilton
Waltham Illinois
Mather Bros. CO
East Washington St
R. T
A. L. C. 500 Club
McCall
Emery Reunion
Sherwin Williams
E. North St
Willows
West Pittsburgh Athletic Association
Bernie Mac’s Orchestra
Gents
Vilma Banky
Chatter Box Club
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Y. O. A. Girls
Baldwin
Higgins Bros
Higgins
Acc
Shantung Suits
St. Gall
St. Joseph's
500 Club
Gerson
ION
Mercer St
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