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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1931
Page
10
Birth notices appear with the writer’s signature and address as required, listing newborn names, dates, and parent names for home delivery subscribers.
Mr and Mrs Charles C Colbert of 416 West Washington announce a son Donald Maxwell born June 1. Mr and Mrs Joseph Brincko of 4 Elmwood Street announce a son born May 27 named Joseph Edward. Born to Mr and Mrs Herbert Neese of R D 1 New Castle a
Mr and Mrs R L Watters of 830 East Sutton street announce the arrival of a daughter Shirley Jane on May 29 at Jameson Memorial Hospital.
The last communion of the conference year will be held at St Luke's A M E Church Sunday. It is anticipated that every member of the congregation will attend this solemn rite.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Porter of Neshannock boulevard were honored Thursday as J. G. A. club members and guests celebrated their 42nd wedding anniversary. About 40 attended a noon dinner, the club presenting a electric lamp. Regular club meeting followed with cards as main entertainment and prizes awarded to Mrs. Erma Lovejoy and Mrs. Eva Edwards.
The closing meeting for the summer of the executive board of Hadassah will be held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. A. Fisher on Moody Avenue.
Mrs. Claire Kennedy and Mr. Kennedy host Moravia Presbyterian Willing Workers with 20 members present. Herbert Leslie presided over the business meeting as welfare plans were discussed. Lunch followed, with Mrs. Lee Gwin and Mrs. Ed Hutnick assisting. July meeting place to be announced.
Members of the L. A. B. Club enjoyed a noon fish fry at Mrs. Howard MccClymonds Meyer Avenue home. Fourteen guests sat at a table with spring bouquet centerpieces. Committee: Mrs. John Sweet, Mrs. John Shaffer, Mrs. William Engess. Mrs. Flora Cunningham will host again on Thursday June 11.
An Inn on the New Wilmington road hosted a Wednesday social at which Mr and Mrs H J Hutchinson received a group of twenty two young people including Clinton Glenn. They began with a sumptuous menu served at 8:30 and followed by dancing in a well appointed hall, marking the event a definite success.
Mrs J R Mears entertained the Moonlight 500 Club at her Butler avenue home on Thursday for card games. Prizes went to Mrs William Lyons Mrs I A Taylor and Mrs Francis H Johnson. Lunch followed the games. Pastel Jones decorations set the scene. In two weeks Mrs Benjamin Black of Winslow avenue will host the club.
A 1 o'clock luncheon for Modern 500 Club members was held Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Roy Merriman's home on North Liberty street. Novel favors marked places for nine guests. A card game followed with prizes awarded to Mrs. William Confer and Mrs. Harry Stenger. In two weeks Mrs. Edward Fulker of West Washington street will host.
Mr and Mrs Merril Shoaff of Neshannock boulevard entertain in honor of their son Charles eighth birthday and also celebrate Harry Gerber eight years old, with fourteen guests. Dinner featured a pink and white decorated table and a large cake, followed by games and contests. Both honorees received many handsome gifts in memory of the day.
Members gathered Thursday evening at Mrs. Elberta Phillips home West Clayton Street with Mrs. Phillips presiding. Special guests included Mrs. Alice Mackey and Mrs. Hilda Webber. Lunch was served by the hostess and assistants. July meeting set for Mrs. Olive Spicer home Shenango Street.
Members of Section E met at Mrs. James Fox on Superior Street for a devotional period followed by business, fancy work, and social time. Plans were made for a Cascade Park breakfast on June 25, with lunch served by the hostess and her daughter.
The Daughters of America will meet in McGoun hall at 7 30 this evening. After the business session a card party for members and friends will be held with 500 eithher and bingo in play.
The St Joseph Card Club will entertain at a card party in their hall on South Jefferson street this evening. Play is set to begin promptly at 8:30.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Grace Kale of Edenburg and Ronald Wimer son of Ira Wimer of Lorain avenue. They wed Monday afternoon in the United Presbyterian church parsonage at East Brook with Rev. J. Walker St. Clair officiating. The couple were unattend ed and plan to reside in New Castle.
Miss Harriett Biven of Pittsburgh spent Thursday evening in New Castle visiting friends.
Personal notices list residents moving to new addresses and others recovering from illness. Moves include Mrs F B Comstock to 920 Beckford Street and Miss Eva Davies to 733 Ridge Street, while several patients at Jameson Memorial Hospital are now able to be out.
A meeting of the Re united Ladies League was held Thursday at Mrs. Robert Estep’s home on Conker Avenue with eight present. Music and leisure activities filled the afternoon followed by refreshments. Plans were made for a tureen dinner at Mrs. Ralph Phillips’s home at 418 Cascade Street on June 18.
Daily roster of patient statuses and social visits from Jameson Memorial hospital and nearby towns. Includes patients admitted or discharged, relatives visiting, travel and health updates across Ellwood City New Castle Cochranton and surrounding communities.
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