Baldwin class closes season with village playlet and relief plans
The Baldwin Bible class of Highland United Presbyterian met at 401 East Wallace Avenue to hear a devotional and prayer, hear a playlet "Janey" by the Jean Hill Williamson class, and receive updates on neighborhood boys projects. New officers were elected, relief plans for summer organized, and a summer picnic scheduled with special guests and a new member welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Bible
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Irvine A. Ralph
East Wallace Avenue
J. P. Merrilees
Wr. W. Patterson
F. W. Moorehead
Flora McDill
H. L. McFeaters
O. A. Rodgers
David G. Harris
Myfanny McNeill
Alfred Owens
Phalanx Fraternity
Sciota Street
Anson McKee
R. S. Cline
Baird Missionary Society
Harry Miles
William Curry
Alice Nesbitt
F. T. Lipp
Cameron Family Reunion Postponed to June 20
The 25th annual Cameron family reunion scheduled for Wednesday June 17 is postponed to Saturday June 20. The event will be at Liberty Grange Hall on the Harlansburg road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Liberty Grange Hall
Harlansburg Road
Wedding date revealed at party for bride elect Lib and Bart
A New Wilmington gathering honor Miss Elizabeth Wiengartner daughter of Senator and Mrs George Wiengartner announced her wedding date June 27. Miss Ethel Rose hosted the social event with Joyce Wingerd and Anne Rice receiving favors. The setting featured yellow and white decor and a shower of gifts for the bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Rose
Benjamin Franklin
New Wilmington
Elizabeth Wiengartner
George T. Weingartner
Joyce Wingerd
Anne Rice
H. J. Rose
Lib
Jolly Twelve Club Meets at Mrs Lusks Home
Members of the Jolly Twelve Club gathered Thursday evening at Mrs. John Lusks home on Young Street for cards bingo and radio music. Mrs Charles Folster won the club prize and a luncheon was served by the hostess at a flower decked dining room. Special guest Miss Ina Lusk of Hornell New York attended. The next meeting is set for June 18 with hostess Mrs Charles Foster on E Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Twelve Club
John Lusx
Young Street
Charles Folster
Ina Lusk
Hornell
N. Y
Charles Foster
E. Washington Street
Two Sisters Attend Duquesne University Dance in Pittsburgh
Miss Eleanor Jermakowicz of Electric Street and Miss Frances Zuchowski of Cascade Street visit Pittsburgh today with brothers Harry Jermakowicz and Felix Zuchowski. They are students in Duquesne University’s Pharmacy department and will attend the Pharmacy department dance this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Jermakowicz
Electric Street
Frances Zuchowski
Cascade Street
Pittsburgh
Harry Jermakowicz
Felix Zuchowski
Pharmacy
Duquesne University
University Pharmacy Department
Pisor Emery Reunion Sets 42nd Gathering
Members of the Pisor Emery families will hold their 42nd annual reunion on Thursday June 18 at the Liberty Grange hall on the Harlansburg road. A fellowship dinner will be served at 12 M E S T and an afternoon program of history and speaking is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisor-Emery
Liberty Grange Hall
Harlansburg Road
Mrs Callahan Hosts Luncheon For Leaving Mrs Brown
The home of Mrs S J Callahan at 115 East Moody Avenue hosted the Teachers Training Class for a one oclock luncheon in honor of Mrs C W Brown who will leave the city next week for Sharon The event included special guest Mrs H G Horton pink and white table settings summer flowers and a shower of handkerchiefs as farewell gifts for the honoree Virginia Callahan assisted with the serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Callahan
East
Moody Avenue
C. W. Brown
Court Street
Sharon
H. G. Horton
Virginia
Remembering Mrs. Virginia Hammond Birthday Surprise
Thursday marked the birthday of Mrs. Virginia Hammond of East Washington Street. Family and friends gathered at her home for a surprise celebration with music games gifts a large cake and lunch. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fulkerson Ellwood City Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mayne Niles Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson and daughters Jennie and Jean Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hammond Mrs. Ralph Davis daughters Betty and Leah plus G A R ladies from Ellwood City and New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hammond
East Washington Street
Walter Fulkerson
Niles
Ohio
Robert Mayne
Ellwood City
Clarence Johnson
Jennie
Jean
Howard Hammond
Ralph Davis
Betty
Leah
New Castle
E L M S Club Meeting At Mrs McKnight Home
E L M S Club members gathered at Mrs Laura McKnight's Taylor street home Thursday evening. Mrs Francis Pontius, Mrs Elwilda Everhart and Mrs Emma Boyles received success awards. A dainty lunch followed, hosted by Mrs McKnight with help from Mrs Everhart. Special guests included Mrs Mabel Sickafuse, Mrs Ruth Pontius, and Mrs Francis Pontius. Next meeting set for June 25 when Mrs Emma Boyles will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. M.S. Club
Laura McKnight
Taylor Street
Francis Pontius
Elwilda Everhart
Emma Boyles
Harlansburg Road
Sin-Mar Club Social Held at Mrs T W Solomon Home
Sin-Mar Club members gathered at East Long avenue home of Mrs T W Solomon for a social evening. Cards provided entertainment and Mrs Edward Long received the success award. Lunch followed and the next meeting is set for June 18 with Mrs Lee Starr as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sin-Mar Club
T. W Solomon
East Long Avenue
Edward Long
Lee Starr
Moody Avenue
Queen Sewing Circle Meets at Mrs Campbell’s Home
The Queen Sewing Circle met Thursday afternoon on Scott street in regular session. They discussed business, enjoyed a social hour, and had a tasty lunch served by the hostess. Special visitor Mrs Jane Clark attended, and Mrs William Crowe will entertain in two weeks at her Dewey Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Sewing Circle
William Campbell
Scott Street
Jane Clark
William Crowe
Dewey Avenue
North Street club holds card party with honors
The A. L. C. 500 Club met Thursday with Mrs. Charles Wells. Cards were played and honors given to Mrs. James Barnes Mrs. P Thornton and Miss Winifred OConner. Hostess and daughter Mrs. Phillips served a repast. Next meeting set for two weeks with Mary Eagan on West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. C. 500 Club
Charles Wells
North Street
James Barnes
P Thornton
Winifred O’connor
Phillips
Mary Eagan
West Washington Street
Piano tuner W C Doyle at 225 Edgewood Avenue
Local piano tuner W C Doyle lists his home at 225 Edgewood Avenue as the service point for taking tuning orders with phone number 1272 J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Doyle
Edgewood Avenue
Garden Club Hosts Mrs Willis Warner Guest Day
Associates of the Garden club met at Mrs Harry Wettichs Winter avenue garden for their annual guest day and plant exchange. Mrs Willis Warner of Youngstown spoke on Conservation of Our American Flora. The event featured assistance from Mrs Proctor and Mrs Goldthorpe with Girl Scouts providing refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Harry Wettich
Winter Avenue
Willis Warner
Youngstown
Proctor
Boardman Garden Club
Goldthorpe
Garden Forum
New Bedford Garden Club
New Bedford
Luncheon Bridge at Field Club House Held
The regular luncheon-bridge for Field Club members was held Thursday afternoon at the club house. Mrs. James A. Chambers and Mrs. Frank Schultz served as associate hostesses. After a delicious menu, players enjoyed cards and awards were given to Mrs. H. A. Wilkinson and Miss Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Chambers
Frank Schultz
H. A. Wilkison
Woods
Miss Edna Pringle Hosts Philathea Society Session
Miss Edna Pringle on Marshall Avenue hosted the Philathea Society at her home for the season finale. Hostesses included Mrs Carl Wilson and Mrs Edwin Fry. Devotions were led by Mrs W R Book. The group reviewed Philippine Islands and The West Indies with mission highlights noted by Mrs Mont Riley. A July 9 picnic at the Mont Riley home on New Bedford road closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Pringle
Marshall Avenue
Philathea Society
Central Presbyterian Church
Carl Wilson
Edwin Fry
W. R. Book
Philippine Islands
Wm. Finefrock
J. C. Lewis
West Indies
Mont Riley
Mrs Russell Crane Hosts O D 500 Club Event
Mrs Russell Crane of Harrison street hosted the O D 500 Club at her home on Wednesday evening. Tables of 500 provided the main diversion with prizes awarded to Mrs Lewis McKnight Mrs H J Phillips and Mrs George Price. Special guest was Mrs Florence Carlson. The group adjourned to meet with Mrs Phillips on East Washington street on Wednesday June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Crane
Harrison Street
O. D
Lewis McKnight
H. J. Phillips
George Price
Florence Carlson
Phillips
East Washington Street
Amelia McConnell Birthday Dinner Hosted by Paris McConnell
In observance of Mrs. Amelia McConnell's eighty first birthday her nephew and wife Mr and Mrs Paris McConnell hosted a six o'clock chicken dinner at 321 North street. Seven covers were laid with pink and white decorations. Gifts were given to the honored guest and the guest list included Mr and Mrs William Thorne and family and Mrs Pearl Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia McConnell
North Street
Paris McConnell
East Brook Road
William Thorne
Pearl Foster
Third United Presbyterian Juniors Plan Saturday Party
The juniors of the Third United Presbyterian church will host a Saturday afternoon gathering in the church. William McKnight leads the program slated to begin promptly at 2 o'clock. Each junior brings a nickel and each family brings sandwiches pickles or cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Church
William McKnight
Bening
Ellwood City D A R Guests and Club Names
D. A. R. members in Ellwood, guests of Ellwood City, are listed with hosting clubs including D. S. B. Club led by Mr. and Mrs. John Dockman on Leasure avenue, El-Nu-Jac Club with Mrs. Charles Westfall on Wilmington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ellwood
D. S. B. Club
John Dockman
Leasure Avenue
El-Nu-Jac Club
Charles Westfall
Wilmington Avenue
Trader Horn Coming to Capitol Theatre in New Castle
The Capitol Theatre presents Trader Horn all next week featuring scenes never before seen in talking pictures. This dramatic African adventure, praised for thrills and realism, is shown at regular admission after previously commanding higher top prices. Do not miss this exciting production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Theatre
Africa
Bride-Elect Honored by Lawrence Savings Staff
Miss Mildred Atkinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Atkinson of Emerson avenue, will wed H. Gill Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Brown, on Harlansburg road in June. Co workers hosted a pink and white dinner at the bank with gifts and card games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Atkinson
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Birthday Party Honors Mr Hausler With 500Prize Fun
Mrs. Carl Hausler hosted a birthday gathering at 1305 Wilmington Avenue. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Chas Longacer, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Pauline, Mr. Brinley Owens, Mr. Harold Bird, Mr. Chas Anderson, Mr. Hugh Davis, Mr. William Lutz, Miss Betty Haufler, and Charles Haufler. Prizes went to Mr. Harold Bird and Mrs. Earnest Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hausler
Wilmington Avenue
Chas. Longacer
Earnest Gardner
Andy Pauline
Brinley Owens
Harold Bird
Chas. Anderson
Hugh Davis
William Lutz
Betty Haufler
Charles Haufler
Amerita Club Meets at Villani Home for Evening Session
Members gathered at Mrs. Anthony Villani's East Reynolds street home for a regular session with dinner at 7 30. Cards followed with honors to Mrs. Mario Frabotta and Angeline Iacobucci and club prize to Mrs. Rudolph Egizi. Miss Rose Barlett attended as a special guest. next meeting heads to Mrs. Frabotta on West Grant Street in two weeks for a party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerita Club
Anthony Villani
East Reynolds Street
Mario Frabotta
Angeline Iacobucci
Rudolph Egizi
Rose Barlett
Club Meeting At Mrs Ottis Smith Home
The Our club held a regular meeting at Mrs Ottis Smith on Highland extension Wednesday evening. The gathering included chat and sewing with refreshments. Special guests were Misses Margaret Jenkins Dorothy Newton and Virginia Smith. The next meeting is set for Thursday July 2 at Mrs Russell Glasser’s home on the New Castle Ellwood road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottis Smith
Highland Avenue Extension
Margaret Jenkins
Dorothy Newton
Virginia Smith
Russell Glasser
New Castle-Ellwood Road
D A R Meeting Set in Ellwood City for Delegates
D A R members will hold a Saturday session at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs George C Ely 415 Pershing Avenue Ellwood City. Election of delegates for the fall convention will be conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
George C. Ely
Pershing Avenue
Fleeger Brothers Attend Brother's Funeral in Grand Rapids
Mr and Mrs Bud Fleeger of 1219 South Jefferson Roy Fleeger and Mr and Mrs Harry Guise return from Grand Rapids Michigan after attending the funeral of their brother George Fleeger. They are accompanied home by Ralph Fleeger of Leroy Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Fleeger
South
Jefferson Street
Roy Fleeger
Harry Guise
Grand Rapids
Mich
George Fleeger
Ralph Fleeger
Leroy, Mich
Popp and Chapman Family Leave for AMA Convention in Philadelphia
Dr and Mrs J Lumen Popp and daughter with Mrs Anna Chapman mother of Mrs Popp depart North Mercer Street by car for near Philadelphia to visit relatives before traveling to Philadelphia for the American Medical Association annual convention opening next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lumen Popp
Anna Chapman
Popp
Mercer Street
Philadelphia
Quaker City
American Medical Association
Sawalla Club Plans Cascade Park Picnic
Sawalla Club members met at Mrs. J. R. Mears home on Baystreet for a session with cards and awards for Mrs. W. J. Laughlin and Mrs. Albert T. Tidball. A picnic dinner is set for Cascade Park on Friday June 12, with the next meeting at Mrs. Tidball's North Crawford avenue home on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Mears
Baystreet
Sawalla Club
W. J. Laughlin
Albert T. Tidball
Albert J. Tidball
Crawford Avenue
Program Highlights From First Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Section 5 of the Women’s Missionary Society at First Baptist Church hosted an afternoon program led by Mrs William Wilson. The event featured opening prayers by Mrs W H Williams music by a quartet, readings from Trailing the Conquistadors, piano by Mrs Lurkhart a Guest Edgar Guest poems by Mrs W C McCalmont and a playlet Happiness by Mrs Johnston Mrs Williams chaired the business session with reports from the secretary treasurer and committee chairs ending with prayer by Mrs H A Sturdy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
William Wilson
W. H. Williams
Will Harris
Anna Maxwell
S. E. Cawthorne
W. H. Luskart
Edgar Guest
W. C. McCalmont
French Johnston
Ralph Snyder
H. A. Sturdy
Cascade street hostess leads L. O. A. meeting
Mrs. Robert Keeling of Cascade street hosted L. O. A. club members on Thursday evening. A 500 game awarded prizes to Mrs. Jack Titus Mrs. Jess Dufford and Mrs. Ray Richards. New officers elected: Titus president Dufford secretary and treasurer Richards reporter. Keeling aided by her mother Mrs. M. L. McBride with a collation. Spring flowers adorned the decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Keeling
Cascade Street
Jack Titus
Jess Dufford
Ray Richards
James Dufford
Carl Hoch
Roy Dickey
Andrew Kirol
Sue Park
Keeling
M. L. McBride
Recital At Mrs Payne Home Delights Pupil Audience
The piano pupils of Mrs Edna Payne of Highland avenue were presented in a Junior recital last evening at her home. A splendid program was carried out and parents and friends witnessed the affair Those who took part included Alice Slack Helen Urmson Margaret Bechtel Jean Hock Marjorie Bevan Louise Kerr Dorothy McCombs Bernadine Reader Kathryn Jones and Ruth Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Payne
Highland Avenue
Alice Slack
Helen Urmson
Margaret Bechtel
Jean Hock
Marjorie Bevan
Louise Kerr
Dorothy McCombs
Bernadine Reader
Kathryn Jones
Ruth Payne
Ladies Aid Society meeting at Clendenin hall
The L. L. O. S. Martha Washington No. 24 met in regular session with Mrs. Helen Ray in charge. A 6:30 dinner preceded business. Plans were discussed for a Rose Point picnic and a lawn party at Mrs. Grace Hoover on Winter avenue, dates to be announced. Al Marsh won the evening’s prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. O. S. Martha Washington No. 24
Clendenin Hall
Helen Ray
Chauncy Davis
Rose Point
Grace Hoover
Winter Avenue
al Marsh
Ellwood City Lodge Anniversary Set for Friday Evening
Ellwood City lodge plans an anniversary celebration Friday evening June 12 with a large turnout expected from local lodge members. The event marks a milestone for the organization and social activities are on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Section F of Third United Presbyterian women meet
Section F of the Y. S. B. class met Thursday evening at Warren avenue hostess Mrs. J. C. Blevins led the business session with Mrs. William Fullerton in charge. After a brief business period the women sewed and chatted with hostesses Mrs. Robert Rook and Mary Blevins remaining present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Church
J. C. Blevins
Warren Avenue
William Fullerton
Robert Rook
Mary Blevins
Sicilian Girls Club Hosts Summer Session On Emerson Avenue
The Sicilian Girls Club met last evening with Misses Josephine and Mary Gennaula hosting on Emerson avenue marking the final summer gathering. Plans were made for a June 18 chicken dinner at a local tavern and other matters were discussed with special guest Miss Margaret Bordonaro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siciian Girls Club
Josephine
Mary Gennaula
Emerson Avenue
Margaret Bordonaro
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Baldwin
Chichesters
D St
Greer
New Castle, Pa
Robert Mackie
Sherwin-Williams
North St
Gerson’s
Ara
Gerson
M. C. Raffel
Jack Gerson
Penn Theatre
Bidg
N. Mercer St
E. L. M. S. Club
Sin-Mar
E. M. McCreary
Monroe St
New Castile
BELL
Philathea Meeting
Junior Party
Castle Beach
Cascade
Frank Maggio
Trader Horn
Sawalla
Missionary Meeting
L. O. A. Club
NEW Castle Dry Goods Company
New Castle Dry Goods Co
Carl Laemmle
John Boles
Genevieve Tobin
Lois Wilson
Raymond Hackett
Zasu Pitts
Bette Davis
Frances Dade
Bobby Jones
William Powell
Kay Francis
Carole Lombard
Garamount
Mather
Mathers
Mather Bros
E. Wash. St
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