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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1933

Page

19

Lois Edith Green Weds Dr Peirce In Quiet Home Ceremony

Miss Lois Edith Green daughter of Dr and Mrs C C Green Sheridan avenue and Dr Donald D Peirce son of Dr and Mrs W M Peirce Ridgeway were married Tuesday at 430 pm in the bride's home with Dr W E McClure officiating. The bride wore white organza and carried roses and valley lilies. sister Mrs Everett Martin served as matron of honor. Beaver Falls cousin Louise Douds sang. A dinner followed. Guests included relatives from Ridgeway Palmerton and Beaver Falls. The couple will reside at 213 South Seventh avenue Clarion after a motor trip.

Lois Edith Green C. C. Green Sheridan Avenue Donald D. Peirce W. M. Peirce Ridgeway W. E. McClure First Presbyterian Church Dr. Green Everett Martin Louise Douds Beaver Falls Towns Arnold Peirce Gerald Peirce Frances Donald Palmerton New Castle Peirce Drexel Institute Philadelphia Almira College New York Clarion State Teachers College Oberlin College University of Illinois

Jean Gross Undergoes Tonsil Removal At Jameson Memorial

Jean Gross of Beckford Street had her tonsils removed at Jameson Memorial Hospital this morning in a routine surgical procedure.

Jean Gross Beckford Street Jameson Memorial Hospital

Junior Hadassah Elects Officers and Plans Summer

Miss Mary Pittler president reelected as officers named including Mildred Levine as first vice president and Esther Lebo as second vice president. Delegates chosen for Chicago convention August 27 to 29 with Ann Shiffman as alternate. A program of song and dance skits followed by refreshments.

Mildred Levine Edison Avenue Hadassah Ann Chifman Mae Bloom Celia Lerner Hilda Newmark Rheba Frank Julia Levy William Aptaker Rosalyn Safier Ann Shifman Teelo Simon Mary Pittler Esther Lebo Rose Safier Ina Rosenberg Sara Love Ann Shiffman Dorothy Howard Truby North Mill Street

Tuesday Kensington Lawn Party Hosts Welcome New Member

The Tuesday Kensington women gathered at Mrs. Stan Treser’s North Mercer street home for a one o'clock luncheon with Mrs. William Sterling. Helen Messner aided. a business session welcomed Mrs. Charles T. Metzler as a new member and plans for a Cascade Park picnic were set. On June 20 Mrs. J H Davids of Mt Jackson road will entertain with Mrs. Jessie Mosses as joint hostess.

Kensington Stan Treser North Mercer Street William Sterling Helen Messner Charles T. Metzler Cascade Park J. H. Davids Mt. Jackson Road Jessie Mosses

D A R Members to Observe Flag Day

The Lawrence Chapter D A R will celebrate Flag Day on June 14 at the home of Mrs. Clark R. McCombs New Castle R D No 2 Covert road. A basket picnic is served at 5 30 to all D A R members and their husbands.

Lawrence Daughters of the American Revolution Clark R. McCombs New Castle R. D. No. 2 Covert Road

Wimodausis Picnic Planned at Cascade Park

Plans near completion for the Wimodausis annual picnic to be held Wednesday June 21 at Cascade Park. Dinner will be served at noon in the grove and a program of entertainment will fill the remaining hours. Mrs Bertha Koonce chairs arrangements.

Cascade Park Grove Bertha Koonce

Auxiliary to Perry 8. Gaston Post Meets At Legion Home

The Perry 8. Gaston Post Auxiliary met Tuesday evening at the Legion Home. Mrs. Orville Potter received the auxiliary pendant for top activity in the membership drive. Mrs. Suber reported on the four county council meeting in Greenville. Plans outlined for a lawn party June 10 chaired by Mrs. James Cooper and a Lakewood picnic June 21 with coordinators. Next meeting June 20 will elect officers.

Perry Gaston Post American Legion Legion Orville Potter E. J. Suber Greenville James Cooper Lakewood Dan Daley Joseph Arenth Roy Allen

Local Club Listings and Hosts in 1930s Delaware Valley Social Scene

A catalog of social clubs and hostesses with addresses and names including Kensington on Maryland avenue, Federation Juniors on Leasure avenue, 1919 Bridge Club with Cedar street, Ne Ca Hi reunion at a YMCA camp, W L C club on Highland avenue, Gold Star Mothers on Adams Street, Cal Pa club on Neshannock avenue, West Side club on Smithfield street, Betsyette Bridge Club with Washington Pa, Colonial club at Cascade Park, Kensington, America club dinner, A A A Club on Clayton street, and 1932 Club at Hoyt apartments.

N. H. B. Kensington Bert McKibben Maryland Avenue Federation Ezra Marvin Leasure Avenue Bridge Club Lee Wettich Cedar Street Ne-Ca-Hi Reunior M. C. A. Camp John McNeill W. L. C. Club Roy Grafton Highland Avenue Gold Star Mothers Club Fred Wehr Adams'street Cal-Pa Club Clayton Brian Neshannock Avenue West Side Club Carm Fulkerson Smithfield Street Bestyette Bridge Club Samuel Frank Washington, Pa Colonial Club Louis DeLillo Cascade Park Iowa Kensington Cora Dufner Croton Avenue America Club A. A. A. Club Harry Gillespie Clayton Street Mary Hagan Hoyt Apartments

Croton Church Women Enjoy Tea at Mrs Joshua Home

Tuesday afternoon Mrs. C. S. Joshua hosted Croton church women for a tea party in her home. The gathering included a get-together meeting and tea served with assistance from Mrs. E. C. Nolan and Mrs. Jesse Hinkson.

C. S. Joshua Croton Church E. C. Nolan Jesse Hinkson

Picnic marks close of Patterson Circle year at Mrs Martin’s

Miss Flora Ellen Martin hosted Patterson Circle of the First Presbyterian at her Slippery Rock summer cottage. Members traveled by car for an outdoor picnic and supper prepared by committee members Mary Andrews, Mrs. Andrew Temple, Mrs. William Margraf, Mary Wilson, Mrs. Walter Reneker, Mrs. Roy Shaffer, Martha Kitson. A business meeting during dinner concluded the year’s work.

Flora Ellen Martin Crawford Avenue Patterson Circle First Presbyterian Church Slippery Rock Mary Andrews Andrew Temple William Margraf Mary Wilson Walter Reneker Roy Shaffer Kitson

Wayne Yoho Sixth Birthday Party at Chestnut Street

Wayne Yoho celebrated his sixth birthday yesterday afternoon at 510 Chestnut Street with playmates. Mrs O Yoho hosted, assisted by Mrs D H Leetshaw and Mrs Robert Lewis. From 2 to 4 games and music entertained guests, lunch centered on a large lit birthday cake. Gifts were presented to Wayne Yoho along with a list of attendees including Ronald and Laurence Lewis, Marcella Leetshaw, Olive N McKee, Cordelia Houston, and others.

Wayne Yoho 510 Chestnut Street O. Yoho D. H. Leetshaw Robert Lewis Ronald and Larence Lewis Marcella Leetshaw Olive N. McKee

Dorcas Class of First Congregational Plans Summer Picnics

Mrs Joseph Leyde of Neshannock hosted a Dorcas class gathering at her home on Tuesday evening with music and conversation. A plan to hold summer meetings as picnics was approved and the July committee includes several members. Betty Isaacs and Mrs William Jones helped serve refreshments.

Joseph Leyde Neshannock Avenue Dorcas First Congregational Church Clarence Klingensmith Cecelia Hayes Elizabeth Reese Mary Evans Mildred Hoyland Selina Leyde Betty Isaacs William Jones

Kensington Club Holds 1919 Porch Party Meeting

The regular meeting of Kensington members was held Tuesday evening at Mrs. E. G. Hoover’s home on Winter Avenue. Guests enjoyed porch chats, sewing, and other pastimes, with a dainty repast served by hostess Mrs. Charles McClelland of Croton Avenue. She will entertain members in two weeks at her residence.

Kensington E. G. Hoover Winter Avenue Charles McClelland Croton Avenue

Stitch-A-Bit Club closes season with card games

The Stitch-A-Bit club held its closing event Monday evening at Gladys Gray's Adams street home. Cards formed the pastime of the hours with prizes won by Miss Susan Wallace and Miss Maude Ziegler. Mrs. Floyd Smock assisted in serving.

Gladys Gray Adams Street Susan Wallace Maude Ziegler Floyd Smock

Mrs Reed to lead church junior choir recital

Mrs Jay L Reed organist at Highland United Presbyterian will present church junior choir members and her piano pupils in a Thursday recital at 2 30 p m in the church. She will be assisted by Dor othy Gormley Smith soprano and Margaret Graham pianist.

Jay L. Reed Highland United Presbyterian Church

Farrell Reider Wedding Date Set

Paul J. Reider son of Mr and Mrs George J Reider of Wilmington avenue and Miss Ann Farrell of Pittsburgh have a wedding planned for Friday morning June 16 at 10 oclock in Rosary church Pittsburgh. Reider was captain of Pitt football last fall and a local Senior High School standout.

New Castle Paul J. Reider George J. Reider Wilmington Avenue Ann Farrell Pittsburgh Rosary Church Kelly Street Lang, Avenue Reider Pitt

A and N club entertains members at Miller home on Euclid

Members of the A and N club were entertained Tuesday evening in the home of Mrs. Bruce Miller on Euclid avenue with Mrs. Wallie Davis as joint hostess. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Robert Clarke Anna Patterson and Mrs. John Earl for their scores. A picnic for families at Cascade Park on July 6 was planned, with a committee including Mrs. John Earl Mrs. Robert Clarke Mrs. Lyle Glitch Joseph Hammond and Mrs. Ollie Graffus. The evening ended with a repast.

A. and N. Club Bruce Miller Euclid Avenue Wallie Davis Robert Clarke Anna Patterson John Earl Cascade Park Lyle Glitch Joseph Hammond Ollie Graffus

Lamorella Surprise Party for New Castle Senior High Senior Joe 33

Mr and Mrs Vincenzo Lamorella of 215 East Friendship street hosted a June 4 eve gathering at their home to honor son Joe Lamorella class of 33. Emma D Amato performed piano solos. lunch was served by several Lamorella family members and Louise Cario. Gifts were given to the guest of honor.

Vincenzo Lamorella East Friendship Street Joe New Castle Emma D'Amato V. Lamorella A. Mastren Josephine Mary Lamorella Louise Cario

Porch party for Semper Fidelis club at Cimari home

Members of the Semper Fidelis club gathered Tuesday evening at Josephine Casimiri’s Cunningham avenue home for a porch party. Cards formed the diversion with Margaret Mangieri winning the prize. Special guest Rose Giliest attended. Lunch was served at small tables. Miss Elen DiMatto of 216 Hazlecroft avenue will entertain in three weeks.

Semper Fidelis Club Josephine Casimiri Cunningham Avenue Margaret Mangieri Rose Giliest Elen DiMatto Hazlecroft Avenue

Federation Juniors Meeting Delayed to June 15

The Federation Juniors postponed their weekly gathering to Thursday, June 15, with Mrs Ezra Marvin in charge of arrangements.

Federation Juniors Ezra Marvin

Quota Club Honors Miss Gladys Rich

Miss Gladys Rich, secretary of the New Castle Quota club, was honored at a dinner at a local tea room. The event featured a 6 o'clock menu and a centerpiece of American Beauty roses, with Rich receiving a corsage disguisedly arranged as a handkerchief shower. She plans to leave New Castle soon after her distinguished work as music supervisor.

Gladys Rich New Castle Quota Club Rich

Five W Club Meeting At Miss Ruth Johnsons Home

An enjoyable Five-W-Club gathering occurred Tuesday evening at Miss Ruth Johnsons Smithfield street home. Members played cards and Were treated to a collation prepared by Johnsons sisters Jennie and Ida Johnson and Isabel Leslie. The club gift went to Miss Alice Mae Huffman and two weeks hence the group will visit Miss Leslie at her sister Mrs Naomi Spears cottage at Lakewood.

Ruth Johnson Smithfield Street Jennie Ida Johnson Isabel Leslie Alice Mae Huffman Miss Leslie Naomi Spears Lakewood

Pull-A-Fun Club Hosts Games at Mrs Johnsson Home

Members of the Pull-A-Fun club gathered at the home of Mrs Edward Johnson on Hamilton Street for a gathering featuring twenty five hundred and dominoes as pastimes. Mrs John Russo and Mrs J Nick secured prizes. Special guests included Mrs Joseph Must and Mrs Russo. Lunch was served by the hostess. They planned the next meeting for June 27 with Mrs William Justine of 823 Vogan Street.

Edward Johnson Hamilton Street John Russo J. Nick Joseph Must Russo William Justine Vogan Street

Families Gather for Sunday Visit at Scott Street Home

Mr and Mrs Fred R Walter of Philadelphia Mr and Mrs Paul R Smith and Mrs Mary Wilson of Homestead Park were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs James T Finnegan 203 Scott Street Mrs Wilson and Mrs Walter are sisters of Mr James.

Fred R. Walter Philadelphia Paul R. Smith Mary Wilson Homestead Park James R. Pringle Ashtabula Burton James T. Finnegan Scott Street Wilson Walter James

Pisor Emery Family Reunion Set For June 135 At Liberty Grange

The forty fourth annual reunion of the Pisor Emery family will be held Thursday June 135 at Liberty Grange Hall on Harlansburg road with dinner served at 12 M. No cards are being sent to members this year but a large attendance is expected.

Pisor-Emery Liberty Grange Hall Harlansburg Road

Dance Series Begins at Field Club House

New Castle Field club house social committee unveils a summer dance program. First event set for Saturday evening this week, with dances slated every two weeks throughout the season.

Field Club House New Castle Field Club

A N Club Members Conclude Season Celebrate Evening

The A N Club held a closing season gathering Tuesday at Miss Martha Watsons Delaware avenue home. Prizes went to Misses Margaret Varley and Blanche Gainagh as guests enjoyed early hours of cards. Hostess, mother, and sister arranged the re set tables and served lunch.

A. N. Club Martha Watson Delaware Avenue Margaret Varley Blanche Gainagh

Randolph Circle of King’s Daughters closes season luncheon

The Randolph Circle of King's Daughters held a tureen luncheon at First Methodist church to end the summer season. Mrs. W. O. Mayberry was elected president with Mrs. Ira Campbell and Mrs. E. B. Bartlett as vice presidents, Mrs. J. C. Pherson secretary, Mrs. W. L. Steen corresponding secretary, and Mrs. A. M. McCallen treasurer. It will be the last meeting until next season.

Randolph Circle of King’s Daughters First Methodist Church W. O. Mayberry Ira Campbell E. B. Bartlett J. C. Pherson W. L. Steen A. M. McCallen

Nurses Meeting At New Castle Hospital On Friday

An important meeting is announced for all graduate nurses of the New Castle hospital to be held Friday evening at the institution starting promptly at 8 o'clock.

New Castle Hospital

State Convention Program at Second Baptist Church

A state convention program will be given at the Second Baptist church on Thursday June 15. An hour of poetry and song will be presented by the various states represented in the congregation.

Second Baptist Church

Bethlehem Bible Class Meeting At Second Baptist Church

The Bethlehem Bible class of the Second Baptist church will meet Friday evening at 7 30 in the church.

Bethlehem Bible Class The Second Baptist Church

Gospel Feast speaker at St Luke's Church tonight

Rev J George Knippel of Emanuel Evangelical church will speak at the Gospel Feast at St Luke's A M E Zion Church 119 Elm Street. A fine program was presented Tuesday evening by Rev William McPherson of Bethel A M E Church and his choir.

ST. Luke's Church J. George Knippel Emanuel Evangelical Church Elm Street William McPherson Bethel A. M. E. Church

Mizpah Society Meets at First Presbyterian Church

The Mizpah Society met in the church parlors on Tuesday evening with Mrs. Mayo Porter and Miss Ella McConnell as delegates, led by Miss Elizabeth Hainer. The gathering closes until fall.

Mizpah Society First Presbyterian Church Elizabeth Hainer Mayo Porter Ella McConnell

Eakin Couple Welcome Son Born at Jameson Memorial

Mr and Mrs Ralph Eakin of County Line announce the birth of a son at Jameson Memorial hospital on June 6.

Ralph Eakin County Line Street Jameson Memorial Hospital

Youth Drowned in Youghiogheny River Recovery of Body

The body of 15 year old Prank Zay was recovered from the Youghiogheny River at Port Vue Pa after a canoeing accident. Police say the canoe capsized while the youths rode the waves behind a steamship. the other boy swam to safety.

International News Service Port Vue Prank Zay Youghiogheny River Zay

Removing Mildew With Soap and Chalk Mixture

A cleaning note advises moistening the mildew spot with clean water then rubbing with a thick Castile soap and powdered chalk coating. Rinse the area with clear water to finish.

Slippery Rock Union Meets Friday at Boak Home

Members of the Slippery Rock Union of the W. C. T. U. will meet Friday instead of Thursday this week in the home of Mrs. J. A. Boak on Harlansburg road.

Slippery Rock Union J. A. Boak Harlansburg Road

Central Union Meeting Friday at One O'clock

Members of the Central Union of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will gather at one o'clock Friday in the basement of the church building to discuss upcoming activities and initiatives.

Central Union of the W. C. T.U

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D. D. Peirce Graduate Eckerd Parker Glenfast Wall Pratt & Lamberts Robert Mackie East North &T Fisher’s Ole Store Junior Wimodausis Club Cascade Metzler Offutt’s Bargain Center Oxford Neisner’s Shoe Dept Mrs. Leyde Stitch Club U. S London Ruth Fisher Ogden Utah Broadway England America Fidelis Joy Camels Quota ‘Club Pisor Emery Reunion A. N Randolph Circle N. C. Hospital State Convention Perelman’s Optical Service George Naftalin W.C.T.U and Central Union Methodist Church Lawrence County Mather Bros. CO Gerson Jack Gerson Jeweler Penn Theater Matrix Shoes Davis Shoe Coo Beneres
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