White-Van Tilburg Morning Wedding
A quiet morning wedding was held at the home of Robert M. White on Hazelcroft avenue as Dorothy White married Frank Balyeat Van Tilburg of Ashland. O William M White, father of the bride, gave the bride away. Dr C B Wingerd of Central Presbyterian read the service. The ceremony occurred at 11 30 and was followed by a wedding breakfast for immediate family only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. White
Hazelcroft Avenue
Dorothy
Frank Balyeat van Tilburg
Ashland
O. William M. White
C. B. Wingerd
Central Presbyterian Church
van Tilburg
Kensington Stunt Night Delights Local Guests
Kensington associates enjoy a Stunt Night at Mrs. Charles McClelland’s Croton avenue home. After each guest’s best performance, gifts are exchanged. Special guests include Mrs. Laura Holladay of Buffalo and Mrs. J. F. Boak. A pink and white daisies centerpiece decorates a dainty repast. Next gathering set for June 18 at Mrs. J. A. McFall’s Winter avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Associates
Charles McClelland
Croton Avenue
Laura Holladay
Buffalo, N. Y
Warren Starr
East North Street
J. F. Boak
Geraldine McClelland
J. A. McFall
Winter Avenue
Recent Bride Honored At Shower For Mrs Joseph Lockley
Mrs Elroy Lockley hosted a Tuesday evening shower for the newlyweds Mrs Joseph Lockley formerly Miss Betty Thompson at 106 South Bay Street. Guests enjoyed informal hours and a pink and white repast. The honoree received many beautiful gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elroy Lockley
South Bay Street
Joseph Lockley
Betty Thompson
Bride and Groom to Visit Beaver Falls Couple Return from Trip
Dr and Mrs George W Hice who wed in Beaver Falls May 30 will visit Beaver Falls this weekend with his mother and sister Miss Margaret Hice on their return from a motor trip to New York and Atlantic City They will be at home after June 10 in the Regent building Beaver Falls The bride a Beaver Falls High School graduate attended Geneva College and worked as home secretary to former Congressman J Howard Swick The groom a New Castle High School and Illinois School of Chiropody graduate practices in Beaver Falls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hice
Beaver Falls
Margaret Hice
East Wallace Avenue
New York
Atlantic City
Regent Building
Seventh Avenue
Geneva College
J. Howard Swick
New Castle
Illinois School of Chiropody
Chicago
Golf season opens Thursday at New Castle Field Club
Golf-minded women plan the first weekly tournament for Thursday June 6 at New Castle Field Club. Mrs. W W Horner coordinates reservations and reports a large breakfast at nine. Angelo Monsey will speak on etiquette and summer plans, with a partner drawing for nine and 18 hole events. Edna Wilson leads the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Field Club
W. W. Horner
Angelo Monsey
Edna Wilson
Surprise Housewarming For New Laurel Ave Residents
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Martin recently moved from Baltimore to Laurel Avenue to establish a permanent home. A gathering of friends surprised them Thursday afternoon with informal diversions and a luncheon at an agreed hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Martin
Laurel Avenue
Baltimore
Junior B. P. W. Girls Annual Picnic Held
A caravan from the Junior B. P. W. and guest Mrs. David Vago left the Strauss-Hirshberg store at 5 45 p m Tuesday for the J Mc Clymonds cottage on Slippery Rock near Harlansburg. Nineteen participated in the picnic enjoying a menu and informal chat before returning to New Castle after 9 30 p m. Carrie Wharton Amelda Ruby and Marjorie Powell chaired the event which marked the last gathering until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Vago
Strauss-Hirshberg
J. McClymonds
Slippery Rock
Harlansburg
New Castle
Carrie Wharton
Amelda Ruby
Marjorie Powell
Perkins Wedding Fetes In Wampum At St Monica R C
Mr and Mrs Richard Perkins wed May 28 at St Monica R C church in Wampum and now reside with the groom's parents in Beaver Falls Attending were Mr and Mrs Mark McKinney of Beaver Falls Rev Fr Maloney officiated Mrs Perkins is Mary E Carothers daughter of Samuel and Mrs Carothers of Kop pel a Ellwood City high school class of 31 and Providence hospital Nurses Training graduate Beaver Falls high school alum and Babcock Wilcox Tube company employee Mr Perkins is a Beaver Falls high school graduate and works at Babcock Wilcox Tube company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Perkins
St. Monica R. C
Wampum
Harry Perkins
Beaver Falls
Perkins
Mary E. Carothers
Samuel Carothers
Koppel
Ellwood City High School
Nurses Training School
Providence Hospital
Beaver Falls High School
Babcock Wilcox Tube Company
Mark McKinney
Fr. Maloney
Meeting of Bridge-At-Eight Club Delights Members
Tuesday evening gathering hosted by Jane Leicht of East Clayton street featured card games and prizes for Floss Mortimer Eleanor Troop and Mildred Layton. A dainty repast was served by the hostess with help from her mother Mrs William Leicht. Rose bud centerpieces and pastel tones set the scene. The next meeting is in two weeks at Louise Mitchells Leasure avenue residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Leicht
East Clayton Street
Dorothy Asselton
Floss Mortimer
Eleanor Troop
Mildred Layton
William Leicht
Louise Mitchell
Leasure Avenue
T L T Kensington Meeting Hosts Two Special Guests
Mrs Ed Roberts of Oak Street hosted the T L T Kensington club Tuesday with two guests Mrs Frank Gilkey and Mrs G A Nicholson from Ellwood City. A business meeting preceded social time and Loretta Nicholson received a graduation gift for her Ellwood City High School diploma with honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Roberts
Oak Street
T. L. T. Kensington
Frank Gilkey
G. A. Nicholson
Ellwood City
Lenora Coates
E. A. Horchler
Matilda Avenue
B W R Girls Hold Social Meeting At North Ashland Ave
The B W R Girls met at Mrs Pearl Taylor's home with Mrs Lillian Rhodes assisting. Bingo prizes went to Mrs Jane Campbell Elizabeth Taylor Mrs E M Johnston and Mrs Harriet Hutton. Club prize to Mrs Nancy Thayer and her two children were guests. Plans for Cascade park picnic discussed. Next meeting at Mrs M D Lichtenstein's home with Mrs June Campbell as associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Taylor
Ashland Avenue
Lillian Rhodes
Jane Campbell
Elizabeth Taylor
E. M. Johnston
Harriet Hutton
Nancy Thayer
Cascade Park
M. D. Lichtenstein
Raymond Street
June Campbell
Dorothy Thompson Hosts T N C Club Meeting
Dorothy Thompson entertained the T N C club at her Marshall avenue home for the June meeting. After business, the members enjoyed games and music and received handkerchiefs for three birthday girls. Lunch followed. plans were made for a July 1 Cascade park picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Thompson
T. N. C. Club
Marshall Avenue
Lillian Rumstay
Amy Wright
Cascade Park
Davenport Couples Move to Sharon After June 15
Mr and Mrs Donald O Davenport will reside in Sharon after June 15 following their marriage in Sharon on July 3 1934. Mrs Davenport is Ruth Elizabeth Rowse of Beaver daughter of Mr and Mrs S Rowse Beaver. Mr Davenport is son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Davenport New Castle. Both are Westminster College graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald O. Davenport
Sharon
Davenport
Ruth Elizabeth Rowse
Beaver
S. Rowse
City
Raymond Davenport
New Castle
Westminster College
Rich Hill Residents Welcome Family From Reedsville West Virginia
About seventy neighbors gathered at Mr and Mrs George Edwards home Friday evening to welcome the Edwards family who moved from Reedsville West Virginia to take permanent residence. The event featured informal amusements and refreshments were served at the end by the organizing group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Hill
George Edwards
Reedsville
W. Va
Wimodausis Picnic Set for Wednesday
Wimodausis Club members and families will gather at Cascade Park for the annual picnic on Wednesday June 12 at 1 PM in the grove. A basket dinner is planned with Mrs John Madigan as general chairman and a committee of officers and the executive board handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimodausis Club
Cascade Park
Grove
John Madigan
Shower Honors Mrs Oscar Slack at Central Presbyterian Church
The S of D Girls honored Mrs Oscar Slack for six years as treasurer at a Tuesday June meeting in Central Presbyterian Church. Mrs George W Roof read an original poem by Mrs Lowrey Wilson as gifts were arranged on a yellow white wagon. Special guests included Mrs Robert Slack and Mrs Merle Battley. Mrs George Conway led the meeting with talks on the West Indies and a picnic plan for Cascade Park July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. of D
Central Presbyterian Church
Oscar Slack
George W. Roof
Lowrey Wilson
Robert Slack
Merle Battley
George Conway
Monroe Street
Oscar Rhodes
West Indies
Cascade Park
Frank Schneider
George Dwyer
Charles McCollum
Birthday party honors Harry King Bell at Garfield event
Mrs. Harry K Bell hosted an 11th birthday party for her son Harry King Bell with 24 guests. Prizes went to Bobby Treser Bobby Jackson Billy McClelland and Bobby Warfer. An impromptu program featured instrumental selections readings and a birthday lunch. Helen McClenahan a Pu laski guest joined in from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. Bell
Garfield Avenue
Harry King Bell
Bobby Treser
Bobby Jackson
Billy McClelland
Bobby Warfer
Bobby Johnson
Stanley Martin
Joe Wogan
Bobby Cleland
King Bell
Helen McClenahan
Shirley Cartwright
Molly Culliford
Molly
Dorothy
Jean Culliford
Kenneth Scheppele
Bell
Pulaski
Service Star Legion Meets for Social and Card Event
The Service Star Legion gathered Tuesday at the Legion Home for business and social activities. Prizes in cards went to Vera Rohrer C McFarland H Lach and F Conner. Bingo winners included A Martin Mayme Ryan and Dr Steen. Committee members were Lizzie Miller Lucy Wooley E Pilshaw and Katherine Whitlach. Refreshments were served by Fannie Wooley Belle Whitman and Eleanor Runkle. Next meeting will be at the Legion Home with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Star Legion
Legion
Vera Rohrer
C. McFarland
H. Lach
Frank Conner
A. Martin
Mayme Ryan
W. Steen
Lizzie Miller
Lucy Wooley
E. Pilshaw
Katherine Whitlacht
Fannie Wooley
Belle Whitman
Eleanor Runkle
Legion Home
SCREENO Brings Free Weekly Game to Regent Theatre
Patrons pack Regent Theatre each Wednesday to play SCREENO a free game of chance and wit with eye ear tests and prizes. The event runs at 8 45 tonight as an added feature to the stellar bill. Everyone can join and win one of the handsome prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Screeno
Regent Theatre
Regent
Pandoras Meet at Mrs Bas sano Home
The Pandoras were entertained at the home of Mrs. Eleanor Bas sano at 419 East Sutton Street Tuesday. Prizes went to Mrs. Helen Tuscano Mrs. Elizabeth Peluso and Mrs. Barbara Colia. Luncheon was served. The June 20 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Elizabeth Peluso of 721 Mabel Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Bassano
East Sutton Street
Helen Tuscano
Elizabeth Peluso
Barbara Colia
Mabel Street
Hospital Alumnae Picnic Set for Cascade Park
New Castle Hospital Alumnae invite active and inactive members to their annual basket picnic at Cascade Park on Thursday evening June 6. Dinner served in the grove at 7 o'clock. Committee headed by Margaret Varley, president, coordinating invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
Cascade Park
Margaret Varley
Quiet wedding in city office ties Freida Pink to Joseph Lasky
Quiet ceremony occurred at 9 am in the office of Alderman O H P Green uniting Freida Pink of Finch Street and Joseph B Lasky of South Jefferson Street. The couple, with attendants Shirley Holbrook and James Bowman, shared a wedding breakfast and plan a southern motor trip before settling at 714 Young Street. The bride teaches at Benjamin Franklin Junior High and the groom works at Johnson Bronze Company in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. P. Green
Freida Pink
Finch Street
Joseph B. Lasky
South Jefferson Street
Shirley Holbrook
James Bowman
Young Street
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Johnson Bronze Company of
New Castle
Local Clubs Host Bridge and Picnics Across City
Martha White Shrine and West Side Club host events while Junior Woman’s Club plans a picnic. Notables include Mrs. W. E. Sidley, Mrs. E. B. Ray, Mrs. Simon Fruehstorfer, and Mrs. Anthony Villani among others at Pine Street, Hillcrest Avenue, Frankin Avenue, and East Long Avenue. Field Club hosts an 8:15 p.m. bridge with Mr. and Mrs. Wilkison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha White
Cathedral
Lotus
W. E. Sidley
Pine Street
E. B. Ray
Hillcrest Avenue
Junior Woman's Club
Picnic
Jolly 10
William McGivern
Park Avenue
Cheerio
Anne Johnson
Bestyette
David Leonardson
Elizabeth Street
Delta Deck
Grace Ingham
Neshannock Boulevard
West Side Club
P. Thornton
West Washington Street
Picnic Outing for Washington Junior High Students
Students of the 9 B 2 class at Washington junior high enjoyed a picnic Tuesday in Cascade park grove. The event ran from 2 to 8 pm with dinner at 5 pm and park amusements providing entertainment. Special guests were Miss Genevra Hazen and Messrs H. Grossman and Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Junior High
Cascade Park
Genevra Hazen
H. Grossman and
Walker
Mrs E D Jackson to Host Juanita Club in Enon Valley
Mrs E D Jackson will receive the Juanita Club Friday at her home in Enon Valley, inviting members to gather for a social visit and planned activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Jackson
Enon Valley
Dutch Luncheon at Field Club Hosts Bridge Prizes
Mrs Thomas G Lamoree and Mrs John E Kenney were hostesses for a Dutch luncheon at the Field club on Tuesday where keen bridge competition was held in the afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs Fred A Glenn and Mrs Robert L Preston. A similar event is planned for June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Lamoree
John E. Kenney
Field Club
Fred A. Glenn
Robert L. Preston
Local social honors Ruth Lewis with Miss Margaret Preston
Miss Margaret Preston hosted a 6 30 dinner on North Crawford Avenue for ten guests in honor of Ruth Lewis bride elect. The party later motored to Youngstown for a theatre outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Preston
Crawford Avenue
Ruth Lewis
Youngstown
Bridge Club Meeting Postponed to June 20
The Thursday Afternoon Bridge club gathering with Mrs. W. J. Hammil at 1911 Huey Street has been postponed to June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hammil
Huey Street
Covert Anniversary Reception Planned at Highland Heights
Mr and Mrs James H Covert celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary with a 2 to 4 pm reception at their Highland Heights home. Both 65, they wed June 6 1895 in Mercer county. They have two daughters Mrs Aaron Blews and Mrs Alex Wilson, three sons Raymond Howard Clarence, and sixteen grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Covert
Highland Heights
Covert
Mercer County
M. Gordon
Aaron Blews
Alex Wilson
Raymond
Howard
Clarence Covert
Evans Family Visits Hammond Relative for Three Weeks
Mrs. Joseph Evans of Hammond Indiana and her young daughters Margaret and Ruth are visiting at the home of her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Haydon on Pine Street. They arrived today and expect to stay three weeks or longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Evans
Hammond
Ind
Margaret
Ruth
Elizabeth Haydon
Pine Street
Evans
Gaston Sunday School Picnic Marks Annual Reunion
Gaston Sunday school will host the annual reunion at Cascade Park on Wednesday June 13 to honor John A. McKay a former superintendent. All former members and families are invited for a basket lunch at noon followed by an afternoon program of games and a business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston Sunday School
Cascade Parx
John A. McKay
Marian Ginsburg Honored at Reynolds Street Party
Mr. and Mrs. 8S. A. Ginsburg hosted a gathering on Reynolds Street for their daughter Marian who graduated from the senior high school last evening. Mrs. S. Wolfe and Sylvia Saul helped serve lunch. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. M. Glasberg of Youngstown Ohio and Miss Edna Grutman of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ginsburg
Reynolds Street
Marian Ginsburg
S. Wolfe
Sylvia Saul
M. Glasberg
Youngstown, O
Edna Grutman
New York
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B. W. R. Girls
Edwards
the Willows
Pandoras
Fathers Day
Metzler
Your Theatre Sig
Jack Gerson
Penn Theater
Juanita Club
Haydon Home
Gaston
MR. Sarazen
Gene Sarazen
Strauss-Hirshbergs
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