Bartlett Criss wedding date revealed at tea
Mrs Everett Bartlett hosted a Saturday afternoon tea at 85 East Moods Avenue to announce the coming marriage of her daughter Miss Charlotte Elizabeth Bartlett to Charles William Criss of Beaver Falls. The date is set for July 11, with guests from Pittsburgh and New Wilmington attending the celebration of the forthcoming union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everette Bur] Bartlett
Charles William Criss
Beaver Falls
David and
Johnathan Bartlet
Frank ©. Rex
Alexanders M. Hughes
Pittsburgh
Section One to Meet Wednesday Luncheon and Sewing
Section One of the First Christian will hold a 1 pm luncheon and business meeting at Mrs H L Stewart Kurtz Place on Wednesday. In the morning until noon the group will sew at Jameson Memorial hospital, with many expected to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Stewart
Kurtz Place
Jameson Memorial Hospital
N. W
George Hawk
Englewood Avenue
J. A. Porte
Laurel Bonevard
Quil
Top
A. N. Bilshaw
West Washington Street
Mary Geddes
Huron Avenue
Marsing
Homer Miles
Cunningham Avenue
Fred Wetttch
Abstess
Agnes Lorenz
Park Avenue
Kappa-Chi-O
Catherine Genkinger
New Wilmington Road
Jedema
Phyllis Culbertson
Shaw Street
M. T
James McCord
Mt Jackson
Anna Hunter
Fitwood City
Franck Hamilton
Warren Avenue
N. C
Albert Jones
Robert Gersh
Harbor Street
Good Times
James Finnegar
Scott Street
Edith Hilliard
Sheridan Avenue
Friendship
Alex Yeri
Laurel Laverne
Dolly Half Dozen
Harry Kennedy
Waldo Street
James Galone
Maryland Avenue
G.N
Paul Lombardo
Harrison Street
D. D
Angelo Filgenzi
Theatre Party
Panderss
Anthony Croach
Harrison Streep
Pasquiaine Donofrie
Tatton Street
Our Gang
Clara Ferrazzano
McClain Avenue
G. F
Florence Caruso
Reynolds Street
WN. S
Josephine Colella
Ighmee R. W
Ighmee R. W. A
Armstrongs Visiting at John Harvard Home
Mr and Mrs Herbert Newton Armstrong of New York City visiting John Harvard and Misses Mary and Elizabeth Harvard in Euclid Avenue. Dr Norman Vincent Peale and Mrs Peale arrive in Incalley to attend Westminster commencement. Peales to stay with Harvard family then travel to New York City. Mrs Armstrong remains longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Newton Armstrong
New York City
Sue Harvard
John Harvard
Mary
Elizabeth Harvard
Euclid Avenue
Armstrong
Norman Vincent Peale
Marble Collegiate Church
Fifth Avenue
Westminster
Telephone operators honor recent bride at courtesy shower
Mrs. DeWayne Gibson nee Dorothy Moore, a recent bride, was feted at a courtesy shower by Bell Telephone operators in the Telephone Building. Winners were Mrs. Betty Lou Stiritz, Mary Patterson, and Anne Gallaher, with Eleanor Wray winning the door prize. Committee members included Lenora Coates, Reta Ellioth, Thelma Clare, Anna Mae Rivyer, Eleanor Campbell, and Vivian Elam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWayne Gibson
Dorothy Moore
Area Co
Bell Telephone
Betty Lou Stiritz
Mary Patterson
Anne Gallaher
Eleanor Wray
Lenora Coates
Reta Ellioth
Thelma Clare
Anna Mae Rivyer
Eleanor “Honey” Campbell
Vivian Elam
Mollie Wolfe Weds Beaver Falls Man in Synagogue Rite
Miss Mollie Wolfe wed Meyer Wolfson at Tifereth Israel in a 7 o'clock ceremony attended by about 300 guests. The couple, both from prominent local families, will reside on Long avenue after a reception at Wolfe's hall in Bessemer and a trip to Atlantic City and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifereth Israel
Mollie Wolfe
Meyer Wolfson
Sam Wolfe
Long Avenue
Ben Wolfson
Beaver Falls
Sam Wolfson
Morton Rapport
Pittsburgh
Morducai Simekes
Cecil Shenson
Gibert A. Elefant
Frank Stefford
Estelle Waldman
Sarah Elefant
Kashmir
Wolfe's Market
Mr. Wolfson
Beaver Falls High
Na-tianal Pants Co
Youngstown
Cleveland
D. Ellwood City
Virgil Wettich to Wed Lakewood Man
Mrs RB A Hamilton Fairmont avenue entertained at a dessert bridge Saturday to announce the engagement of her sister Miss Virgil Wettich. Twenty four guests attended with prizes awarded to Mrs William Neely and Mrs Alfred Owens. The galloping prize went to Mrs Thomas Uber. The couple will wed Charles F Negele of Lakewood on August 19. Guests came from Pittsburgh district and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Wettich
Fairmont Avenue
Bridge
William Neely
Ben ‘Avon
Alfred Owens
Thomas Uber
Miss Wettich
Lewis Wettleh
West
Clayton Street
Charles F. Negele
Lakewood
Fom
Jeannette F. Negecie
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Kocher and McClelland Graduating at Carnegie Tech
Miss Mabel Kocher of Maryland avenue and Miss Helen McClelland of Mercer are among the Library Department graduates at Carnegie Tech commencement in Syria Mosque. Both are Westminster College alumni. Mahoning Valley Garden Club plans a meeting at Mrs Belle McCombs’s Covert Station Road residence Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Kocher
Maryland Avenue
Helen McCleLand
Mercer
Carnegie Tech
Syria Mosque
Miss Kocher
Miss McClelland
Westminster College
Mahoning Valley Garden
Mahoning Valley Garden Club
Wlll
Belle McCombs
Anns Martin
Neshannock Avenue
Riley Allsopp
Sennets Street
Playemal
June Wagner
Ray Street
M. M
Charles Morgan
Hume Avennue
L. A
Paul McClimans
Park Avenue
Sin-Mar Bridge
Harry al- Ay Moody
Stella Rogan
West Noein Street
Sawalla
Harry Shaffer
Highland Avenue
Modernaires
Julia
Elizabeth Terranova
Pollock Avenue
Thomasina Armond
Williams Street
Joseph Padavyano
Division Street
Semper Fidelis
Fran Fazzone
Delaware Avenue
Clara Canigey
West Claylar Street
Ritz
A. DePalma
Morton Street
Amerila
Andrew Nocera
Phil Granato
Elwood
New Castle Road
Dorothy Thompson
Mayshell Avenue
Club Calendar Week of Tuesday Socials and Meetings
A dense listing of clubs and gatherings across New Castle including T. F. H. Ida Alexander on Harrison street, Poetry and Junior Reading Circle at the library, Northwestern on Euclid, G. G. at Beckford, and many others with hostesses named for streets like Beckford, Sheridan, and Castleton. A long sequence of meetings runs through Wednesday and Thursday with multiple chapters and social events led by Mrs. and Misses across North Liberty, New Wilmington road, and surrounding avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Alexander
Harrison Street
Raymond Horchler
Easp Brook
O. G. Card
Homer Measel
Beckford Street
Northwestern
Evelyn McGrath
Euclid Avenue
JolUkousins
Relph Fakin
Court Street
G. G's
Ethel Patterson
Perk] Avenue
C. M. Pugh
Sheridan
ZIEGLER-McNICKLE MARRIAGE SATURDAY
A wedding at the Third United Presbyterian church united Edith May Ziegler and Arthur McNickle with a single ring ceremony. The couple plans a return visit home at 1401 East Washington street after a reception for local families and out of town guests include Ziegler relatives from McKeesport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Church
Edith May Zeigler
Lee Roy Ziegler
Warren Avenue
Arthur McNickle
Hirs
W. B. McNickle
Huron Avenue
Chester
T. R. Yeates
Reba Lines
Jack Block
New Castle High
Charles McNickie
A. W. Ziegler
Elaine
McKeesport
W. L. Ziegler
Bride Elect Honored By Mrs Gierlach Shower Honor
Mrs Frances Gierlach entertained friends and relatives at a Sunny Avenue home shower for her daughter Virginian Ane Gierlach who will wed Edmond Zabsawski on June 10. An informal social with dancing and music followed by refreshments served by Josephine Terucach, Mrs Johnnie Cole and Clarp Wolniski. Out of town guests came from Favret Pa. raddmional Society On On Pago Seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Gierlach
Sunny Avenue
Virginian
Ane Gierlach
Edmond Zabsawski
Josephine Terucach
Johnnie Cole
Clarp
Wolniski
Miss Gierlach
Local couples attend housewarming party in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Wayne M Soyer of Garfield avenue Mr and Mrs T A McCurdy of Milton street Mr and Mrs Clarence Smock of Smithfield street and Mr and Mrs Walter Brown of Pittsburgh attended a housewarming in Columbus Ohio hosted by Mr and Mrs James W Snyder at their Olentangy Village home after their marriage ceremony in Columbus. The bride Estella Twar from Cleveland and groom Amos Snyder formerly lived here. Mrs Snyder hosted the event. the couple’s recent marriage followed by a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne M. Soyer
Garfield Avenue
T. A. McCurdy
Milton Street
Clarence Smock
Smithfield Street
Walter Brown
Pittsburgh
Columbus, O
James W. Snyder
Olentangy Village
Dinner Party Honors Wedding Anniversary
Rev and Mrs Andrew Koonce hosted a dinner party at Enon Valley on Saturday to honor the 26th wedding anniversary of AE and Mrs W H Butler of Court. Attendees enjoyed a well arranged table and a social period. Emali Kalajainen assisted. Grand Army Ladies George McCracken Circle No 165 held a luncheon dimmer at Modern Woodmen Hall on Tuesday at noon. a card and bingo party is planned at two o'clock along with a regular business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Koonce
Suezis
Enon Valley
W. EH. Butler
Court Street
Aiis
Emali¢ Kalajainen
Grand Army Ladies Ladies
Grand Army
George McCracken
Weil Mest
Woodmen Hall
Chex
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Bartlett-Criss
S. Mercer Leslie
New Castle
Claffey’'S
Vanity Fair
East Washington St. EE
Miss Gue
W. W. Kimball Co
Chicago
Entoring
Kimball Pianos
Kimball
North Mill Street
Albert Anderson
Amity
Marvy Bullano
Home Street
la Folix Allegra
Betty DeCarbo
Maitland Street
Friendly Clique
Estella Parady
North Liberty Street
P. S
Mary Dwynar
Wilson Avenue
Emma Montanary
Adams Street
Meetemar
Leah Bird
Castleton
Ki-Nu
Margaret Clark
Oakwood Garden
B. E. Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Oakwood
Sk. UW. Beade
Rhodes
Anna Matchette
Spruce Street
B. A
W. H, Tanney
Walmo
Willam Gilboy
West Grang Street
Mary Tenry
Ellwood Chu
Wayocabano
David Young
North Mastres
W. C
Charles Clark
Round Street
Theta-Nu
Thomas Aiken
Genevieve Johns
Cash and Carr
Maxwell & Gilson
Mill Bt
Fen
Enugene
Nestle Duart
Frederic Permanents
Louis Permanent Wave
Fuona
F. Gierlach
Eleanor
Sun and Surf Toys
Jantzens
Janiens
Bradley
Gantner
Falbrifges
Little Brother
RAYON
Lastex
Zephyr
Seyes
Little Sister
U. S
Chenille Beach
Capes Ma OY
Biz
Eleanor McFall
Ralph Leonard
Mary Elizabeth McClain
Winifred Hickling
Erma Swton
Lunell
Irs
J. A. McFall
First Christian Church
Iretta V. Dart
East Washington Street
Eugene Johnson
Charles Lumley
Penn Theater Big
N. Mercer St
Cotton Beauty Salon
Fredericks
Eugene
Dubart
Comer Mill
Washington Sts
Sat Dale’s
Ny 2
East Washington St
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