Philathea Society ends program year with reflections
The Philathea Missionary Society of Central Presbyterian Church closed its year with a meeting in the church parlors. Mrs. William R. Book led worship, Mrs. S. P. Tindall discussed national missions, and Mrs. George Lyon presented “Any Airway Tour” featuring Puerto Rico Colombia and the Congo. The group planned a July 10 sewing event for Sage Mission Hospital and lauded the National Council of Church Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea Missionary Society of
Central Presbyterian Church
William R. Book
S. P. Tindall
George Lyon
Puerto Rico
Columbia
Congo Wilds
Africa
Carl Wilson
S. S. Wilson
Mont Ailey
William L. Finnefrock
Lydia Circle Closes Season With Luncheon Notes
Lydia Circle of First Methodist church held a 1 PM luncheon at Mrs. W. L. Renekner’s West State street home. This was the final gathering until autumn. Out‑of‑town member Mrs. E B Bartlett of Detroit opened with prayer and Mrs. E R Foster led a discussion on Children of the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hare
E. B. Bartlett
Detroit
Mich
E. R. Foster
J. N. Kerr
New Mexico
Reneker
D D Club Hosts 500 Club Night at Kennedy Home
D D Club entertained 500 club members at Mrs. Jesse Kennedy's Richelieu Avenue home with two tables of 500. High scores won by Mrs. Robert Robison and Mrs. Lillian Podwell of Detroit. Out of town guest. Lunch served with hostess aid. June 19 families invited to an 11 o'clock brunch at Cascade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.D
Jesse Kennedy
Richelieu Avenue
Robert Robison
Lillian Podwell
Detroit
Mich
Clyde Grannis
Cascade Park
Missionary Society to Meet at Anderson Home
A U R Missionary Society of Central Presbyterian Church will be received Tuesday evening June 10 in the home of Mrs J Glenn Anderson 1408 Highland Avenue Mrs Henry Bratschie and Miss Maude Mitchell will be co hostesses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.U.R. Missionary Society of
Central Presbyterian Church
J. Glenn Anderson
Highland Avenue
Henry Bratschie
Maude Mitchell
Shower Honors Lois Shingler At East Washington Home
Mrs Arthur McNickle hosted a miscellaneous shower for Lois Shingler bride elect of June 12. Guests included Mrs Walter Beighy and relatives. Shingler, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Shingler of 206 Liberty Street, will wed Glenn H Zeigler of 921 Warren Avenue in an open ceremony at Mahoning Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McNickle
Washington Street
Lois Shingler
L. R. Zeigler
Walter Beighy
Harmony
June 14 chosen as wedding date for Helen M. Smith
Miss Helen M. Smith names Saturday June 14 as her wedding date to John W. Stroia. An 11 a.m. ceremony will be in St. Michael's church with Mary Schuster maid of honor and Rose Anzalone Mary Valentine Wanda Kozol bridesmaids. Best man Tony Trimble. ushers Nick Stroia Bert Dando George Schweikert. Reception at Jano Vic's Slovak hall Moravia Street at eight p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. Smith
John Smith
South
Jefferson Street
John W. Stroia
Nick Stroia
Martha Street
St. Michael's Church
Mary Schuster
Meadville
Rose Anzalone
Mary Valentine
Wanda Kozol
Tony Trimble
Bert Dando
George Schweikert
Janovick
Slovac Hall
Moravia Street
Shower Planned for Ruth Carr Bride Elect
A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Ruth Carr, bride elect, hosted by Miss Norma Beltrame at 412 Norwood Avenue. Guests played games with prizes to Miss Lois Mershimer, Mrs. George Hudson, and Miss Shirrel Hinkson. Tables decorated in pink and white served lunch with miniature umbrellas as place favors. Hosts included Mrs. Louis Zeigler and Mrs. Sam Beltrame. Carr is set to wed June 14 at the First Christian Church to Anthony F. Ostrowski of Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Carr
Norma Beltrame
Norwood Avenue
Lois Mershimer
George Hudson
Shirrel Hinkson
Louis Zeigler
Sam Beltrame
Miss Carr
First Christian Church
Anthony FE. Ostrowski
Meadville
Elvira Liberatore and Anthony Cumo to Wed at Baptist Church
At 6 30 p m Saturday the First Baptist Church hosts the open church wedding of Miss Elvira Liberatore daughter of Mrs Assunta Liberatore of Uber Street and Anthony Cumo son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Cumo of 1104 Delaware Avenue The bride elect names Miss Mary Gilfillan as maid of honor Sam Aiello will be best man Archie Cumo and Daniel Panella will be ushers A reception at The Castleton follows the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Elvira Liberatore
Assunta Liberatore
Uber Street
Anthony Cumo
Charles E. Cumo
Delaware Avenue
Mary Gilfillan
Sam Aiello
Archie Cumo
Daniel Panella
Castleton
Colonial Club Entertains Guests at Sutton Street Home
Colonial club members enjoyed a Thursday evening gathering at Mrs. Louis DeLillo’s Sutton street home. Card playing determined high score prizes awarded to Mrs. Pat Audino Mrs. Joseph DeMuccio and Mrs. Albert Richards. A luncheon followed in the dining room. The next meeting is June 26 hosted by Mrs. Pat Audino on Arlington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Louis DeLillo
Sutton Street
Pat Audino
Joseph DeMuccio
Albert Richards
Arlington Avenue
Copeland Society to Meet After Union Temperance
Margaret Copeland Missionary Society of the Third VU P church holds a business meeting after the Union Temperance gathering on Tuesday evening June 10 at the church.
Manning-Hennon wedding plans announced in New York
Lilian Mary Manning daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McClellan Manning of 201 East 82nd street New York has completed plans for her June 7 marriage to Lawrence Wade Hennon Jr son of Mr. and Mrs. Hennon now of Mechanicsville New York The ceremony will be at the Church of St Francis de Sales Rev Thomas Cahill officiating A reception will follow Miss Rita Meagher will be maid of honor in peach taffeta Best man is Paul Hennon Edward and Francis Manning will usher Manning served in Waves and is a graduate of New York schools Hennon served in the U S Merchant Marine from 1943 to 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lillian Mary Manning
Alexander McClellan Manning
East 82Nd Street
Lawrence Wade Hennon, Jr
Hennon
New Castle
Mechanicsville
N. Y
Church of St. Francis de Sales
Thomas Cahill
Rita Meagher
Paul Hennon
Edward
Francis Manning
Manning
Rochester
U. S. Merchant Marine
Flannery Class Plans Outing At Highland U P Church
Flannery class of Highland U P church met Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Don ald Headings 514 East Leasure avenue to plan a family picnic set for Thursday evening June 26 The gathering featured moving pictures with Dr Wilbur E Flannery organizing entertainment Refreshments were served by the hosts aided by Mr and Mrs Philip McGuire
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flannery
Highland U. P. Church
Donald Headings
East Leasure Avenue
Wilbur E. Flannery
Headings
Philip McGuire
Birthday Surprise At Memorial Day Family Reunion
A family reunion at the home of Mrs. Bertha Johnston and J. W. Clinefelter in Volant R. D. became a birthday celebration for Mrs. Anna Finney. She received a gift and the dinner table featured a birthday cake adorned with garden flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Johnston
J. W. Clinefelter
Volant R. D
Anna Finney
G K W Club Holds Tureen Dinner at Home
The G K W Club was entertained with a tureen dinner Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. in Mrs Clyde Barry's Greenwood Avenue home. Spring flowers centered the tables as members enjoyed cards and sewing. Aides were Mrs Emma Frampton and Mrs Thomas Boston. In two weeks the club will meet with Mrs John Atkinson on Englewood Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.K.W
Clyde Barry
Greenwood Avenue
Emma Frampton
Thomas Boston
John Atkinson
Englewood Avenue
Bessemer Auxiliary to Hold Regular Meeting June 9
The American Legion Auxiliary at Earl J. Watt Post Bessemer will hold a regular meeting June 9 at the Legion home. The session will be led by president Mrs Nettie Weitz with social committee members listed as Mrs Thelma Hayes Mrs Ruth Kildoo Mrs Matilda Gwin Mrs Virginia Smith Mrs Blanche Pitts and Mrs Wilda Heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Earl J. Watt Post
Bessemer
Legion Home
Nettie Weitz
Thelma Hayes
Ruth Kildoo
Matilda Gwin
Virginia Smith
Blanche Pitts
Wilda Heard
Missionary Society Meeting At Central Presbyterian
S. of D. Missionary society met in Central Presbyterian church parlors Tuesday evening to plan fall and winter meetings. Devotionals led by Mrs. Oscar Rhodes and Mrs. Sam Hogue conducted the program while Mrs. George Conway read the national topic and Mrs. Thomas W. Spiers presented the second chapter of the review book. Hostesses included Mrs. Marie Stillwagon, Mrs. John McGuire, Mrs. John Gaston and Mrs. George Conway. Next regular meeting set for Tuesday evening September 2.
Fidelity Companions Hold Cards Evening At Russo Home
The Fidelity Companions met at Mrs. James Russo’s home 808 Neshannock Boulevard Thursday evening. Mrs. Daniel Cooper won a prize for high card score. Aiding in serving were Maryann Cooper and Mrs. George Young. Mrs. Mary Vashetto of Winslow Avenue will host the group on June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Companions
James Russo
Neshannock Boulevard
Daniel Cooper
Maryann
George Young
Mary Vashetto
Winslow Avenue
Emanon Bridge Club Holds Home Evening
Members of the Emanon Bridge club met at Mrs. John Robinson’s West Fairmont Avenue home Tuesday. Trophies for high scores were awarded to Mrs. Robert McQuiston Mrs. H L McCartney and Mrs. David Harlan. Special guest Mrs. James Allen from Florida attended. Hostess aided by Mrs. Dale Gibson served lunch. Next meeting set for June 9 at Mrs. David Harlan’s 10 West Moody Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanon Bridge Club
John Robinson
West Fairmont Avenue
Robert McQuiston
H. L. McCartney
David Harlan
James Allen
Florida
Dale Gibson
West Moody Avenue
Masley in Germany Birth Announcement
First St. and Mrs Stephen Masley announce the birth of a son on June 4 in Weinheim Germany. Mrs Masley is the former Roberta M. Wimer daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd E Wimer of the Hileman apartments this city. Lt Masley has been stationed in Germany for the past 15 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First St
Stephen Masley
Weinheim
Germany
Masley
Roberta M. Wimer
Lloyd E. Wimer
Hileman Apartments
Family Dinner on Silver Anniversary Celebration
Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Singer celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Black on Maitland Lane. The noon dinner featured a red gladiolus centerpiece and a three tiered silver and white cake, with a formal afternoon followed by a buffet. Aides included Mrs. Michael Schmidt Jr. and others. out of town guests came from Youngstown and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Singer
East Sutton Street
Robert Black
Maitland Lane
Michael Schmidt, Jr
Carl C. Jones
Howard Snyder
Warren Hoye
Katherine Singer
Youngstown
Andrew Linzing
Sarah Blohs
George H. Schmidt
Chicago
Luncheon Shower Tendered Teachers Honoring Two Brides
At a West Side school luncheon at a tearoom, Miss Cleora Williams and Miss Evelyn Watt were honored. Williams, soon to wed John D. Thompson, received gifts for her new home. Watt departed for a new town with a farewell present. Britain plans a $1,000,000 100 inch telescope as a Newton era memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Cleora Williams
Evelyn Watt
Belle Kyle
Miss Williams
John D. Thompson
Watt
Issac Newton
Britain
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Newcastle
East Long Avenue
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Errol Flynn
Claude Rains
Alan Hale
Ouing
Eason Hutton
Vickers
Paige
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Philathea Society
Lydia Circle
Alu.r. Society
Mahoningtown
Hedy Lamarr
George Sanders
Louis Hayward
LADY
Robert Young
Barbara Hale
Frank Morgan
Paramount
James Stewart
Lionel Barrymore
Donna Reed
Baptist
Sharon
Youngstown Road
Masury
Ohio
Sid Gans
High Towers
Betsy Ross
Alta Rae
Bruce Stevens
Cowboy Loy
Rangers
Hennon-Manning
G. K. W. Club
Bessemer Legion Auxiliary
S. of D. Society
Emanon Club
Melodiers
Lakewood
Davis Shoe CO
Florsheim
Sammy Monte and His Orchestra
Inc
Tomy
Loretta Young
Joseph Cotten
Ethel Barrymore the Farmers
Charles Blexford
Dore Schary
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