Edward McGill to Perform Recital Sunday at Local Church
Edward McGill of Connellsville will present a recital Sunday at 4 p.m. in the First Presbyterian church auditorium, featuring Bach, Beethoven, Schumann, Chopin, and Wagner-Liszt, with Bach’s Prelude and Fugue among pieces. McGill, a former local resident and Juilliard-cholarship recipient, draws broad support from music club members and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Edward McGill
Gonnellsville
McGill
Paul McGill
Connellsville
Garfield Avenue
Federation of ‘Musics Clubs
Juiliard School
Chautauqua
Schumann
Chopin Lelbstad
Peters Wagner-Liszt
Tristan and Isolde
Music Club
McCartney Home Scene Of Meeting
A Thursday evening J F F club gathering at Mrs Harold Mc Cartney s home on Ashland avenue featured informal social time. Mrs William J Davis and Mrs Edward F Hite won the prize. special guest gifts were exchanged, and Mrs Hoyland received a hostess gift. Plans were made for a June 20 outing to Cascade Park with lunch. The next meeting, June 27, will be hosted by Mrs Cecil Myers of Youngstown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
J. F. F. Club
Harold McCartney
Ashland Avenue
William J. Davis
Edward F. Hite
Wilfred Hoyland
Cascade Park
Cecil Myers
Youngstown,c
Teresa Gillest
Morton Street
Angeline Geminiani
Judy Galotu
Frances DeCarbo
Louise ‘Toscano
Harrison Street
Elvira DeFalco
Sewing Circle
Previdship Street
Nancy Tora
Susie Giamaring
Mary Sanfilippo
Spruce Street
Amerita Club
Andrew Nocera
Dutton Street
Joseph Leta
Andrew George
Joseph Panella
Nicholas George
A. M. Perisano
East Washington Street
Colonial Club
Pat Audino
Nick Juliana
Patsy Offredo
Louis de Lino
James Litter
Nick Iozzi
James Amodio
Amelia Baccilli
Home Street
Doe Ryan
Arlington Avenue
Arthur Wehr
Dorothy
Philathea Meet at Willson Home
The Philathea Society of Central Presbyterian held a Thursday session at Dr. and Mrs. S. S. Willson’s Old Pittsburgh road residence with 35 members and guests. Mrs. George Lyon led the program, with Mrs. Mont L. Alley on the Philippines and Alice Sterling on the West Indies. Refreshments were served by Blanche Bright, Mrs. John Atkinson, and Mrs. Thomas Whitten. Special guests included Mrs. Robert Menace Patterson and others. A Cascade Park picnic is planned for July 11, with the social committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea Society Associates
Central Presbyterian Church
S. S. Willson
Pittsburgh Road
George Lyon
Mont L. Alley
Phillipines
Alice Sterling
West Indies
Blanche Bright
John Atkinson
Thomas Whitten
Robert Menace Patterson
James Patterson
James Hughes
Helen Patterson
Margaret Pringle
Cascade Park
Three honorees at informal West Side teachers dinner
West Side school teachers honored three members at a recent informal dinner at Castleton. Miss Anna Perry and Miss Minnie Tucker retire from active duty while Miss Ann Patterson, bride-elect, will wed Blair Johnston. Gifts were presented by Marguerite Mullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Anna Perry
Minnie Tucker
Ann Patterson
Will Wedge
Blair Johnston
Castleton
Marguerite Mullen
Cleora Willams
Albert Haenick
Claire Alford
Fraternity Honors Mrs Harriet Stewart
Sigma Phi Epsilon at New Wilmington held a farewell banquet for Mrs Harriet Stewart to mark 15 years as cook. President Daniel Mamula led pledges in escorting her to the tea room and a bouquet was pinned in appreciation. Ma Stewart thanked the fraternity warmly for the years of service and camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Stewart
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
New Whilmington
Meridian Artists League Marks First Anniversary Meeting
The Artists League of Meridian met at Mrs. James J. Francis home with special guests from Alliance Ohio and local members. Reports on Franz Schubert were shared by Mrs. John L. Bavin as the anniversary observance proceeded with a short business session. The group plans to meet June 19 at Mrs. John L. Davis Croton Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artists's League
James J. Francis
Meridian
Glen Watters
Alliance, Ohio
Hugh Berry Stewart
David Dicks
League
John L. Bavin
Franz Schubert
Croton Avenue
John L. Davis
Garden Party for First Baptist Society
At the home of Mrs. Rebecca J. Martin and Mrs. Frank J. Kelly at 319 Park Avenue the women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church held a garden party with 55 guests. Officers installed included Mrs. C LeRoy Martin secretary and Mrs. BE A Snyder assistant, with Mrs. Metzler presiding. A program by the church Senior Choir featured quartets, solos, readings, and a chorus, followed by on the lawn refreshments. Special guests were Mrs. Blanche Hofmeister of Youngstown and Miss Sarah Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca
J. Martin
Frank J. Kelly
Park Avenue
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Charles T. Metzler
N. M. Joseph
C. LeRoy Martin
BE. A. Snyder
Perry MecCune
Charles IT. Metzler
W. H. Williams
William Wilson
Cascade Park
Garth Edmundson
Quarlett
Mesdames Stanley Reese
W. E. Harris
Harry Remley
Harriett Macom
Paul D. Weller
Reading
Betty Francis
Stanley Reese
Info Luxemburg Garden
Stanley Strayler
Quartell
Mesdames Weller
W. H. Luikart
Macom
Strayler
Luikart
J. al Porte
Blanche Hofmeister
Youngstown
Sarah Wallace
East Side Garden Club Plans Exhibit
East Side Garden club unveils a miniature flower arrangement exhibit at the next meeting on Wednesday afternoon June 12 at Mrs. Arthur Martin's Hillcrest Avenue home. Exhibits limited to four notes with prizes for best displays. Other items note club gatherings and summer hiatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Garden Club
Arthur Martin
Hillcrest Avenue
Tau Delta class honors Mrs Kamerer at farewell party
Tau Delta Glass members of Bnyp worth Methodist church honored Mrs Margaret Kamerer at a rainbow themed farewell party and annual election. Over 35 guests attended at Miss Jane Young’s East Washington Street home. Officers elected: president Sara Owens vice president Amy Fletcher secretary Mildred Tusk treasurer Louise Burgo reporter Gladys Trwin. Mrs Kamerer, moving to Santa Monica California in July, received a personal gift. committee Marguerite Mullen Sara Owens Mildred Lusk Louise Burgo assisted with serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau’ Delta Glass
Bnypworth, Methodist Church
Margaret Kamerer
Jane Young
East Washington Street
Sara Owens
Amy Fletcher
Mildred Tusk
Louise Burgo
Gladys Trwin
Leona Sankey
Kamerer
Santa
Monten
Cal
Gladys Gorley
Marguerite Mullen
Mildred Lusk
June Young
Charles Andrews
Croton Faculty Honoring Two Members at Luncheon
Croton Avenue School faculty honored two members at a Castleton luncheon. Miss Dayie Parsons retires from teaching and Mrs. D Leslie Jones, nee Claudia Bauman, recently married, were the guests of honor. Gifts were presented as roses and peonies adorned the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Avenue School
Castleton
Dayie Parsons
D. Leslie Jones
Claudia Bauman
W. A. Hoffminster
Ww. A. Hoffmaster
Ruth Lewis
Milded Sargeant
Mary Elizabeth Gibson
Margaret Miller
Leona Sankey
Dorothy Patch
Elsie Davis
Marmare. Hogue
Ruth Drescher
Anna Pyle
Myrna Donnelly
Sara Owen
Bridge and club activities share tea and talks in Boyer
Bridge members motor to Mrs Clifton Pratt's Boyer home for a Thursday session with a 1 o'clock luncheon. Prizes go to Mrs Kenneth McCaslin and others. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs McCaslin. Also First Methodist Women host mite box program at Mrs Edward Foster's home with Miss Alma Wolverton directing a playlet about mite boxes and the world Christian family. O T T club meetings postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Pratt
Boyer
Ralph Fischer
Tuniselly
Ming Marrshall
Kenneth McCaslin
Lannis Dean
Arthur Helzman
Ralph
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Edward Foster
Court Street
Alma Wolverton
W. A. Hoffmaster
Roy Miller
Walter Reneker
H.C. Stillings
Mile
Kate Stockman
Stader
D. N. jXeast
Thomas Pollard
J. N. Kerr
L. M. Buchanan
Jesse N. Kerr
Jewish Junior League installation banquet slated with officers named
At a future date Jewish Junior League will install officers Ina Rosenberg president Dora Winick first vice Esther Grossman second vice Janet Stevenson treasurer Nellie Rogavin recording secretary Sylvia Saul corresponding secretary Harriet Wolfe reported spring dance June 19 at New Castle Field Club proceeds to Youth Aliyah fund. Guests may attend from Beaver Falls Melleeport City Butler Sharon Youngstown Pittsburgh with grand march novelties and local orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Junior League
Ina Rosenberg
Dora Winick
Esther Grossman
Janet Stevenson
Nellie Rogavin
Sylvia Saul
Harriet Wolfe
New Castle Field Club
Beaver Falls
Melleesport
Wood City
Butler
Sharon
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Harriett Wolfe Sid Ina Rosenberg
Rose Katz
Hien Shifman
Gussie Puller
Betty Gilman
Sara Rovhman
Estella Waltman
Anne Malerson
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McCartney
Tadics
New Castle
Philatheas
Willson
Harbor Junior Club
Harbor Junior Garden Club
Betty
Grace
Bob Matthews
The
Harbor
Fraternity
Artist's League
Rose Viviano
Rose LaRocco
Antoinetta
Damiano
South Jefferson Street
Elizabeth Lanson
Charlotte Leonard
Rose Damiano
Prank
Sam Bloise
Julia Filipone
Marion Mangine
Frances Roman
Nellie Perrone
Dorothy Largo
Norma Leonard
G. N. Club
Louis Gaspare
Cunningham Avenue
G. WN. Club
Sam DeBlase
Paul Lombardo
Floyd Semlone
George Ross
Anthony Bullano
Ted Turco
Barbara Turco
A. Bullano
Lutton Street
Davis Shoe CO
Davis Arch
First Baptist Society
R. W. A. Club
Priscilla Club
Battle of Music
Musical Union
Harry Hammond
Glen Gibson
George Sillman
TAU Delta
Croton
Methodist Society Meta
Ned
Wearcraft
Accouns
Sportaneat An
Martha Manny
Youthhal
Jame
Dporette Shop
R. F.D
Strouss
Hirshbergs
Kodak
Eastman
Agfa
Argus
Rollelord
Voigander
Dolly
Foth-Derby
Welld
Bell & Howel
Keystone
New Revere
Mercer St
VOGUE
Jenger Wearlig
Merivale Hosiery Shop
North Mill St
Jewish League
Ritz Club
Gurtis Guekert
Center Street
James Barlett
Fred Farone
James Bongivengo
Albert DePalmo
Frank Boran
Anthony Panella
Bankstreet
Suzanne Flick
Jennette L. Flick
Moody Avenue
Conavocheague Creek
Wilson College
W. B. A. Guard Club
Women’s Benefit Association
Svees
Fay’s Beauty Shop
Washington St
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