Mildred Updegraff to Wed Ben Avon Man
Mildred Updegraff and John Deegelman II to marry in early fall, announced by Mr and Mrs Rover Updegraff of 31% Base inter avenue. Western Starpites annual dinner hosted by Mrs Plum with guests from Detroit and Pittsburgh. Marlane Club tea concludes season with theatre party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Updegraff
Ben Avon
Rover Howard Updegraff
Base
Inter Avenue
Helr
Mildred 1
John Deeelman II
John L. Degelmar
Benavon
Pittsburch
Sweesy Forbes Reunion Set for June 14 1939
The Sweesy Forbes family reunion will be held on Wednesday June 14 1939 at the New Wilmington Community Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweesy-Forbes
New Wilmington
Jewish Junior League Dance at Field Club
Plans are completed for the Jewish Junior League spring dance at the Field Club house on Wednesday evening June 7. Committees in charge have worked diligently and promise a large guest turnout from nearby communities. A popular local orchestra will provide music. Esther Grossman is chairman and Dora Winiewicz co chairman for the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Grossman
Dora Winiex
Cochairman
Golden Wedding to Be Observed
Rev and Mrs H G Woodrow of the Wilmington raid will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Monday June 12 instead of Sunday June 11. A reception with open house will run 7 to 10 PM Monday. An informal program will be featured. Friends and neighbors are cordially invited to call during these hours. M S 5 Club M S 5 club Tacanns will meet tonight at Angelyn Conglose home on Home Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Woodrow
Wilmington
D A R Tea At Rentz Home Closes Season
D A R members gathered at Mrs. J. F. Rentz Winter avenue for their final meeting of the season drawing about fifty guests. The event featured a Flag Day program led by Miss Ruth Sampson with music by Mrs. George Atkinson and accompanist Mrs. W. J. Lusk. Plans noted for the Erie G A R conference October 17 to 19 and a drive to fund an acre of trees for the state park at Warren. Tea and refreshments followed, with regent Mrs. Wyatt R. Campbell presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Rentz
Winter Avenue
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ruth Sampless
Mee
George Atkinson
Birs
W. J. Luskare
Erie
James T. Ray
Jennie L. Morgan
W. H. Luskar
F. G
C. E. Zeigler
William H Long to Attend Wedding as Best Man
William W. Long son of Mr and Mrs David H Long of 311 East Falls Street will travel to Cincinnati for a wedding. On Monday June 12 he will serve as best man at the marriage of his Amherst College roommate Josep D Messier to Miss Elizabeth Gamble of Cincinnati. Messier recently graduated from Cincinnati Medical School and will spend three years at the Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Long
David H. Long
East Falls Street
Cincinnati
Amherst College
Josep D. Messier
Elizabeth Gamble
Proctor and Gamble Company
Messler
Cincinnati Medical School
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Sigma Delta Chi Plans For Summer Events
Members gathered at Miss Evelyn Lockard s home to map summer activities. A June 10 Wiener Roast was moved to June 17 at Helen McCollum s cottage. reservations due June 14. First anniversary dinner planned June 19, a tureen dinner at Mrs Travis French s home. A summer dance is in the works with committees named for each function. Officer elections to occur at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Delta Chi
Evelyn Lockard
Blaine Street
Wiener
Helen McCollum
Slinpery Rock
Gerry Hadsell
Hadsel
Martha Moorehead
Travis French
East Wallace Avenue
General Chatman
Gerry Flick
Sallie Wilson
Kay Parfitt
Joan Thompson
Betty Bloomer
Marcha Moorehead
Nancie Underwood
French
Carl Lockard
Tigers Auxiliary Meet On Monday Event
Mrs Joseph Giotto Mrs John De Santi Mrs Charles Mancine and Mrs Anthony Crouch hosted the Tigers Auxiliary Monday at the Tigers hall on Home Street. Prizes went to Mrs Anthony Cioffi Mrs Anthony Fuleno and Mrs Betty Gurnell. The club token was awarded to Mrs Anthony Recupio. A lunch was served. Next meeting set for June 20 at the hall with hosts Mrs James Fuleno Mrs Anthony Fuleno Mrs Annie Guide and Mrs Mary Panella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Giotto
John DeSanti
Charles Mancine
Anthony Crouch
Tigers Auxiliry
Tigers’ Hall
Home Street
Anthony Cioffi
Anthony Fuleno
Betty Gurnell
Anthony Recupio
James Fuleno
Annie Guide
Mary Panella
Laura M Stevenson Class Plans Outing at Cascade Park
Laura M Stevenson Class Association of the Central Presbyterian church will meet July 12 at Cascade Park for a tavern outing. Miss Alma Robinson led the meeting held at the church with Roberta Fredrick Elizabeth Wallace and Edita Claypool named to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura M, Stévenson
Central Presbyterian Church
Cascade Park
Alma Robinson
Roberta Fredrick
Elizabeth Wallace
Editi Claypool
Eleanor
Margaret Lowery
N C Emergency Club plans last meeting at hospital
New Gastie Hospital Emergency club members will meet in their social rooms at the hospital on Wednesday afternoon for their regular session. This will be their last assembly until September. Hostesses are Mrs. Peter Capitola and Mrs. Roy Campbell. Croton Unit 3 meets at the Croton M EB church home of Mrs. Foster McEwen for a breakfast outing to Cascade Park. A social period and lunch follow with co-hostesses Mrs. Homer Thompson Mrs. Gladys Sizer and Mrs. James Snow. BA Review 98 WB A Review 9B will hold a three dinner Wednesday in Mall Hall with guests from Warren. Mrs. Florence Miller is chairman. Fullerton-Sharp reunion set for Friday June 9 at Westfield Grange hall with a picnic dinner at noon. M M Club postponed due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Gastie Hospital
Peter Capitola
Roy Campbell
Croton
Malla Hall
East Washington Street
Warren
Florence Miller
Fullerton-Sharp
Westfield Grange Hall
Highland Society Has Fine Program
Highland U. P. church groups enjoyed a pleasant evening at Mrs. J. L. Reed's North Mercer street home. Dorothy Gorm ley-Smith sang Spirit Flower and Danny Boy. Joe Wogan and Mrs. Reed performed duet piano pieces. Mrs. Smith offered Care salve and Second Minuet. J Harold Vance spoke on educational features in Assiut Egypt. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Helen Johnson and committee. Associates plan June 19 outing at Mrs. Lloyd Nixon’s Wilmington road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Hill Williamson
Reed
Smith
Handel
J. Harold Vance
Assiut
Egypt
Helen Johnson
Edna Relmold
Myrtle Walters
Frances Bleakley
Grace Dodson
Lloyd Nixon
Wilmington Road
Beauty Spots of Lawrence County Forum Speaker E J Wiggin
E J Wiggins spoke to the Lawrence County Garden Forum at the GC auditorium on Monday evening. Wiggins, director of the Future Farmers of America in Lawrence Beaver and Butler counties, illustrated his talk with photos of sites in the county and New Castle homes. Plans include cooperation with the Greater New Castle Association and sponsoring a Junior Garden club. a special summer meeting is planned with a committee chaired by J W Anderson and including Ralph Solomon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
E. J. Wiggins
Lawrence County Garden Forum
Wiggins
Future Farmers of America
Lawrence
Beaver
Butler
New Castle
J. W. Anderson
Men's Garden Club
Ralph Solomon
A. T. Eckles
Harbor
John Boyd
New Wilmington
Joha Robinson
East Brook
Howard Butler
Bert Beaver
M. R. McEntire
East Side
Mother's tureen event and club gatherings at Cascade Park
Maitland PB. M. church mothers class held its first tureen affair of the season at Cascade Park with Mrs. Henry Gibson and Mrs. EB Hoyland in charge. A second tureen event is planned for July 10 led by Mrs. Jennie Morgan and Mrs. J. W. Tate. The Round Up Club met on South Jefferson with games, a screen dinner planned for Cascade Park on June 19, prizes won by Mrs. Carrie Sands and Mrs. Helen Maciariello, and lunch served by Mrs. Marks. New Castle Hadassah board meeting set for Thursday at 8 in Mrs. Henry Cahen's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland PB. M
Cascade Park
Henry Gibson
E. Hoyland
Jennie Morgan
J. W. Tate
Si2Ua Marks
South Jefferson Street
Helen Maciariello
Helrady
Carrie Sands
Madassah Boars
New Castle
Hadassah Board
Henry Cahen
Moody Avenue
Trevor Richards to Wed Cleveland, Ohio Girl
Trevor E. Richards of 4448 Helen Road Shaker Heights Cleveland will marry Miss Leona Kehref daughter of Mr and Mrs B W Kehref of Shaker Heights Cleveland in Ohio. The engagement announcement has been made public in Cleveland. Richards is described as the son of Mr and Mrs. (text continues).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevor E. Richards
Helen Road
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Leona Kehref
Spoon Club Luncheon Plans and Monthly Meetings
Mrs Thomas E Richards of Mary Spoon Club on Land Avenue hosts an upcoming luncheon Friday in this city. Merry Workers Club members were guests of Mrs Paulline on West Washington Street for a May gathering. The Spoon Club plans one meeting monthly this summer, with next luncheon at Mrs E W Begdel's Rhodes Place, June 27. The dime follows in the usual informal manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Richards
Mary Spoon Club
Land Avenue
This City
Merry Workers Club
Paulline
West Washington Street
Sumer
Ars.line
Marie Ryhal
Vera Bartberger
Eleanor McCune
Spoon Club
I Atlock
E. W. Begdel
Rhodes Place
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Western Starpites
James. Plum
Thehostess
S. H. Reed
C. £. Nichols
GC. E
Metroit
Michigan
Bert Voland
West Pittsburg
Marlane Club
Club
M.S. 5
Club Taccanns
Angelyn
Hh. P
Mellinger
Optometrist
Temple
Dale
Raapun
East Washington St
Claffey
Bpecia
Claffey’s Beauty Shoppe
Rentz
Pisor-Emery
Pisor
Emery
Community Park
Bowman Pisor
Slippery Rock
E. L.A
Charles V. Dean
L. B
U. P
Moon
Dean
Deanhurst
Lakewood Beach
Elks Home
Hele Wyle
Eleanor's
Eugene—Nestle Tduart
Frederic Permanents
Louis
Lawrence Mav
Minut
William H. Long
Tigers
Laura M. Stevenson
N. C
M. M
Fred G. Brewster
E. Washington St
Highland Society
Smart Kaynee Sportswear
Strousstirshbergs
Fostoria
Fastoria
Shell
Tourneur
Beachy Salon
Louise Fink
Tourneur’s
Trevor Richards
Amen
D. G. Ramsey
Craton Ave
Valine Oodricn Garden
Olegy Teor A
Lee
Whashabie
Paul D. Weller
Liberty ST
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