Evening features joint gathering at Central Presbyterian
A social at Central Presbyterian parlors brought together A A R Girls and S of D Girls with a missionary program led by Mrs. Anna Peden and talks by Miss Joyce Wingerd on the Philippines and Miss Fannie Love on the West Indies. The program included readings, music, a kitchen hints segment, and an inspiring gardening talk before a convivial wrap with a seeding repast. Out of town guests included Mrs. Blanch Hanna of Los Angeles and Miss Millicent Walker of Austintown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
S. of D
Anna Peden
Joyce Wingerd
Philippines
Fannie Love
West Indies
Martha Shaw
Frances Barnes
Helen Ewing
Sylvia Sturdevant
Marie Brenneman
Edith Allen
Henry
Esther Decker
Gertrude Festoso
Ella Culien
Theodore Aiken
Louise Dwyer
Ethel Anderson
Margaret Kennedy
Brenneman
Adelbiough
Sarah Rice
Alison
Margaret Leslie
Florence Cartwright
Benjeta Forney
Clara Hinebaugh
Blanch Hanna
Los Angeles
Cal
Millicent Walker
Austintown
Ohio
Queen Esthers of Third U P Meet at Beckford Street
The Queen Esther Class of the Third United Presbyterian church met Monday evening at Thelma Rose's home for the monthly business session. Mrs. Josephine Thompson co hosted. A Cascade Park July picnic was planned. Prizes were awarded to Kathryn Hopper and Nell Leonardson after games. Lunch followed prepared by Thelma Rose and her mother Mrs. C I Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
Third United Presbyterian Church
Thelma Rose
Beckford Street
Josephine Thompson
Cascade Park
Kathryn Hopper
Nell Leonardson
C. I. Rose
Melvina Davies Hostess to Class Dorcas
Dorcas class of the First Congregational church met at Melvina Davies home Electric street for a 7 o clock dinner. Fifteen were seated with Gail Jones of Pittsburgh as a special guest. The group planned July and August picnics with named members on both committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
First Congregational Church
Melvina Davies
Electric Street
Gail Jones
Pittsburgh
Roy Nelson
Herbert Hoyland
Joseph Leyde
William Jones
Lela Lewis
Ethel Thomas
Junior Recital Program Announced for Highland Church
The Music Club announces its Junior Recital on Thursday afternoon at 2 30 in Highland United Presbyterian Church. Misses Barbara Schulz and Kathryn Newberry hostesses in charge. Participants include Alice Jean Young Betty Jane Hulmes Sara Jane Cleland Doris Fix Kathryn Clair Hornung Jean Short Mary Louise Kirkpatrick Venetta Ferry Robert Erwin McNeil Alice Preston Tony Alonzo Sarah Bingham Natalie Ehrlich Arthur Gilchrist Selma Shapo Floy Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Barbara Schulz
Kathryn Newberry
Alice Jean Young
Betty Jane Hulmes
Sara Jane
Billy Cleland
Doris Fix
Kathryn Clair Hornung
Jean Short
Mary Louise Kirkpatrick
Venetta Ferry
Robert Erwin McNeil
Alice Preston
Tony Alonzo
Mrs George Jenkins Honored by Friends in Shower
Last evening Mrs George Jenkins was honored by coworkers from New Castle Dry Goods Company at her mother Mrs John Cromie s home on Franklin Avenue. The event featured floral decor informal pastimes and a late repast. A collection of lovely gifts was presented to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jenkins
New Castle Dry Goods Company
John Cromie
Franklin Avenue
West Side Needlecraft Meeting At Mrs. Tullis Home
West Side Needlecraft members gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. E. A. Tullis on West Washington street. They enjoyed games, music, and conversation before the hostess served lunch. In two weeks Mrs. Charles Rawlins of Walmo will host the next club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Needlecraft
E. A. Tullis
West Washington Street
Charles Rawlens
Walmo
Bride and Groom Honored at Arlington Shower
Friends and neighbors hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Brown at David M. Owens’s home on Arlington Avenue. Kathryn Smith, David Owens, George Owens and Alvin Brown won honor scores in the bridge contest. The couple received many gifts and will move Friday to Forrestville where Brown is principal of the high school and Morfydd Owens taught at Rose Avenue school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Brown
David M. Owens
Arlington Avenue
Bridge
Kathryn Smith
David Owens
George Owens
Elizabeth Ayers
Marvie Owens
Evening Dinner Concludes Etta Gilfillan Class Season
Members of the Etta Gilfillan class of the First United Presbyterian Church hosted a farewell dinner marking the end of the summer season. Mrs. George Smith and others supervised kitchen and dining, with games and stunts after the meal led by Mrs. Harvey Robinson and Mrs. M. R. Newberry. Numerous clubs and members were listed as attendees and organizers across addresses in Gowanda and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Gilfillan
First United Presbyterian Church
George Smith
Edwin McBride
Jay White
Fred Lockhart
Katherine Edie
M. R. Newberry
Boyd Reunion at Millburn Grange Hall on Perry Highway
The annual Boyd reunion will be held Saturday at Millburn Grange Hall on the Perry Highway. Guests include all descendants of Robert and Sarah Patterson Boyd. Dinner is served at noon followed by a program and the usual routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Millburn
Perry Highway
Robert
Sarah Patterson Boyd
Nurito claims rapid, narcotic-free relief for many pains
The advertisement touts Nurito as a guaranteed cure for Sciatica Neuritis Lumbago Rheumatism and other aches. It promises quick relief without narcotics or opiates and offers a refund if three doses do not stop the pain at all druggists and Eckerd stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurito
Artiggitt
Eckerd
Unexpected Club Guests At Dinner Delight Moody Avenue Event
Associates of the Unexpected club were entertained Tuesday evening at Mrs Grace Phillips Johnsons Moody Avenue home. Twenty five were served at 7 pm on the porte cochere and played 500 for prizes. Winners included Mrs S W Perry George Long T F Moorhead Mrs George Long Miss Jennie Morgan and Robert White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Phillips Johnson
Moody Avenue
S. W. Perry
George Long
T. F. Moorhead
Jennie Morgan
Robert White
Mrs. Ehrlich Speaks at Rodef Shalom Luncheon
Mrs Norman Ehrlich president of Temple Israel Sisterhood addressed the Rodef Shalom Sisterhood annual luncheon in Youngstown Ohio on Tuesday afternoon. Rabbi I E Philo oversaw officer installation and a playlet Tea for Two closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Ehrlich
Temple Israel Sisterhood
Rodef Shalom
Youngstown
Ohio
Ehrlich
I. E. Philo
Piano Recital by Helen Ewing Students at First United
Miss Helen Ewing presented her piano students in a Tuesday afternoon recital at the First United Presbyterian church before many parents. The program included Lena Mae Mc Connell Elaine Bollard Nancy Mc Kee Ilene Scheidemantle Norma Nixon Natalie Ehrlich Ruth Payne Marian Brown Jean Shoaf Emily Turner Dorothy Young and Jack Ligo with two vocal groups by Miss Lillian Andrews as a special feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Alexander
Barbara Hamill
Eileen Gaston
Lois Jean Robbins
W. J. Caldwell
James Stone
Kathryn McMillin
Mother
Dorothy Long
Sylvia
Mary Zahniser
Annie Laurie
Eleanor Smith
Sweet Genevieve
Anna Slenn
Thelma Confer
Emily Parker
Ethel Denniston
Margaret Patterson
Helen Hanna
Ruth Hanna
Ruth Weir
Margaret Brenner
Helen Ewing
Boyles Avenue
First United Presbyterian Church
Lena Mae McConnell
Elaine Bollard
Nancy McKee
Ilene Scheidemantle
Norma Nixon
Natalie Ehrlich
Ruth Payne
Marian Brown
Jean Shoaf
Emily Turner
Dorothy Young
Jack Ligo
Lillian Andrews
Philomea Maciarello’s Eighteenth Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs Nick Maciarello of 745 South Mill street entertained many friends last evening for daughter Philomea s eighteenth birthday. Music dancing and card play filled the evening and a lunch was served by Miss Mary Maciarello Miss Elizabeth Tardelli and Mrs Joseph DeLillo with eighteen covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Maciarello
South Mill Street
Philomea
Mary Maciarello
Elizabeth Tardelli
Joseph DeLillo
Mrs Flynn Hosts Five Hundred Club Social Evening
Mrs James Flynn on Edison avenue hosted the 1929 Five Hundred club gathering with cards as the main pastime and prizes to Mrs Naomi Le Master Elsie Stevenson and Helen Allen. Lunch was served at small tables and guests included Mrs Harper Allen Mrs Ruth Davis and Mrs Mary Hemphill. The Amity Club met at Rose Gillest home with cards music and guest Rose Marie Green. Lunch was served late and plans were made for a marshmallow and wiener toast at Lakewood in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Flynn
Edison Avenue
Five Hundred Club
Naomi le Master
Elsie Stevenson
Helen Allen
Harper Allen
Ruth Davis
Mary Hemphill
Amity Club
Rose Gillest
Cunningham Avenue
Rose Marie Green
Lakewood
Ladies Host Tureen Dinner for D. O. D. Club Event
Mrs. James Lewis welcomed D. O. D. club members on Smithfield street Tuesday evening with a tureen dinner. Assisted by Mrs. Emma Botham and Mrs. Roby Rote, the group awarded entertainment honors to Mrs. Len Kreuger. In two weeks Mrs. Jack Logue will host on Boroline street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lewis
Smithfield Street
Emma Botham
Roby Rote
Len Kreuger
Jack Logue
Boroline Street
G. T. E. Club Reschedules Meeting to Friday Evening
The G T E Club will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Welsh on Adams Street Friday evening of this week instead of Wednesday. Husbands of the members will be special guests on this date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. E. Club
Clarence Welsh
Adams Street
Scout Leaders Dine In Pittsburgh
The Girl Scout Leaders Association held its season end dinner in Pittsburgh hosted by Mrs. Pauline Gilkey Gregg. Attendees heard reports from the Baltimore regional conference and elected Elizabeth Vance president with Regina Popp as vice president Ruth Ferrer secretary and Gwendolin Smith treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Leaders’ Association
Pauline Gilkey Gregg
Pittsburgh
Helen Ruby
Mary Waddle
Regina Popp
Sarah Love
Nance Pugh
Elizabeth Reis
Baltimore
Miss Reis
Ruth Ferrer
Ruby
Waddle
Martha Magill
Josephine Kison
Elizabeth Vance
Gwendolin Smith
New Castle
Jewish Ladies Relief Society Names Officers
Members met at Mrs. Jennie Levin’s home on Boyles avenue for the June session, the last until fall. New officers were elected with Pearl Broida as president and Edward Masters and M. Newmark as vice presidents. H. Kalish is recording secretary, A. Frank corresponding secretary, L. Zieve financial secretary, and B. Kline treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Ladies Relief Society
Jennie Levin
Boyles Avenue
Pearl Broida
Edward Masters
M. Newmark
H. Kalish
A. Frank
L. Zieve
B. Kline
J. Rosen
S. Rosen
Harry Wolfe
Tuesday Kensington Luncheon Guests
A 1 o'clock luncheon at Mrs. W. O. Williams’s home on East Wallace avenue hosted the Tuesday Kensington members. Mrs. E. A. Snyder assisted the hostess with a delectable menu. Special guests included Mrs. C. L. Hughes and Mrs. Calvin Smith. In two weeks Mrs. Stanley Treser will host at North Mercer street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
W. O. Williams
East Wallace Avenue
E. A. Snyder
C. L. Hughes
Calvin Smith
Stanley Treser
North Mercer Street
St Marys Church Hosts Seasonal Social with Contests
On Tuesday evening St Marys Church hosted a large social with bridge Euchre and bingo contests. Winners included Mrs Dolan and Mrs Confer in bridge Mrs Flynn and Mr McKay in five hundred and Mrs Flynn in euchre door prize went to Mrs Eagan Refreshments followed and a committee led by Mrs Wadlinger organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Bridge
Mary Elizabeth Dolan
William Confer
Fred Flynn
Kenneth McKay
Sue Flynn
Agnes Collins
Eileen Mitchell
James Eagan
Guy Wadlinger
John Deely
Howard Callahan
Anna Eagan
McKay
D. Murphy
Thomas Sennett
Thomas Gartland
W. Diamond
Joseph Moroney
Anna Elliott
Kathryn Hite
Winifred Connor
Anna Sweesey
Rose Curtis
Birthday gathering at East Brook honors Lee Michael
A group of friends assembled at the home of Lee Michael in East Brook to celebrate his birthday anniversary. Attendees included multiple families from Volant, Pulaski, Harlandsburg, New Castle, New Wilmington, Wampum, and Pittsburgh, with travel from Maryland Virginia and Washington, D. C. also noted. The report also notes the Cameron family twenty sixth annual reunion set for June 21 at Liberty Grange hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Michael
East Brook
James Black
Robert Hutchison
Kinsey Michael
Sara Peters
Carson Black
Volant
George Ford
Harold Weatherby
Pulaski
Clyde Sells
Petersburg
John Widdowfield
Wampum
C. G. Gillespie
Pittsburgh
Maryland
Virginia
Washington, D. C
A. C. Cook
Washington
Cameron
Liberty Grange Hall
Quota Club Meets at The Castleton district
Quota Club members meet Tuesday evening at The Castleton with good attendance. Miss Marguerite Cordes is appointed delegate to the Memphis convention on June 15 16 17 and plans to leave Saturday. In two weeks the club will meet at New Wilmington with the Quatorians as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club
Castleton
Marguerite Cordes
Memphis
Tenn
New Wilmington
Railroad Men Gather at Club
The Railroad Traffic men and friends met at New Castle Field Clubhouse with Major Guy J. Wadlinger in charge. After a day of golf fifty-one men enjoyed a steak dinner in the club dining room, then relaxed with cards and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Field
Guy J. Wadlinger
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Queen Esthers
Third U. P
Boston
Lexington
Concord
Salem
New York
Yellowstone National Park
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
New Castle, PA
Gerson
America
Jack Gerson
Tenn Theater Bldg
North Mercer St
Lakewood Beach
J. R. Frew O
Glenfast
Paints and Products
Pratt & Lamberts
Robert Mackie
East North St
Gold Star
John Cartwright
Temple Avenue
Lotus Kensington
Fred Gimmell
Ellwood Road
Bestyette Bridge Club
Kathryn Hodge
Wallace Avenue
L. O. A. Club
Joseph DePuy
East Washington Street
Albert Howell
Park Way
T. L. Vallely
Washington Street
Theta-Nu
Thomas Aiken
Gramada Kensington
Ernest H. Smith
Winter Avenue
East Side Social Club
Harry Kelley
Kelvinator
Marvin
N. Mercer St
N. Ehrlich
D. O. D. Club
G. T. E. Cield
Aiiator
Metzler
Council
St. Mary
Automobile
Reliable Credit Corp
Greer Building
the Winter Co
Halle
ER. M. McCreary
Monroe St
BELL
Enna Jettick
Shoe Department
Oneida Community
Oneida
Enna Jettick Boot Shop
Grees
Mather Jewelry Co
Mather Bros. CO
Penn Theatre
Speer Marousis
Mer
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