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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1933

Page

3

Dinner Party Honors Bride Gertrude Fullerton Davis

A dinner at the T. A. Gilkey home on Rhodes Place honored Miss Gertrude Fullerton as she became Mrs. William Davis. Twenty guests attended with out of town participants from Lansing Blacksburg Phoenix Mt. Jackson and other areas at the afternoon ceremony.

T. A. Gilkey Rhodes Gertrude Fullerton William Davis Dr. Davis Lansing Robert and Margaret Davis Lansing, Mich Paul Dix Blacksburg Mary Hamill Phoenix, Ariz James Fullerton Joseph Davis Mt. Jackson

Tri-Quad Bridge Club Meets at Croton Home

Members of the Tri-Quad Bridge Club enjoyed a Wednesday evening at Geraldine McClelland’s Croton avenue home. Prizes went to Alice Mitchell and Grace Sankey while Mae Cromie helped serve lunch. Special guests were Mrs Wilda Ferree and Mrs Hazel Brenneman. Plans for a two week reunion with Marjoris Milholland on Winter avenue.

Tri-Quad Bridge Club Geraldine McClelland Croton Avenue Alice Mitchell Grace Sankey Mae Cromie Wilda Ferree Hazel Brenneman Marjoris Milholland Winter Avenue

Amerita Club Hosts Tea Room Evening on North Street

On Wednesday evening the Amerita club members entertained at a local tea room on North street. Cards followed the serving of a delicious menu. Prizes went to Mrs. A Villani and Mrs Rudolph Egizi. On June 29 Angeline Iacubucci of Sutton street will entertain at their regular meeting.

Amerita Club North Street A. Villani Rudolph Egizi Angeline Iacubucci Sutton Street

Hunt Family Reunion Planned at London Grange Hall

The Hunt family announces its annual reunion on Wednesday June 14 at the London Grange Hall near Mercer. Dinner will be served at noon followed by a business session and afternoon entertainment.

Hunt London Grange Hall Mercer

Miller Family Reunion Set for June 15 at Ellwood City Park

The Miller family plans its annual reunion on Thursday June 15 at Ewing Park Ellwood City. Dinner will be served at noon.

Miller Ewing Park Ellwood City

Circulating Book Club Entertained at Croton Avenue Home

Mrs. Frank C. Douds hosted the Circulating Book Club on Wednesday afternoon with 25 attendees. Guests included Mrs. Robert Love Mrs. S. W. Perry Mrs. Don Lindley Mrs. John B. Boyd from Philadelphia and Mrs. J C Calhoun of Cleveland. Refreshments followed the social session and the hostess announced a future gathering by Mrs. H K Gregory.

Frank C. Douds Croton Avenue I2 Circulating Book Club Robert Love S. W. Perry Don Lindley John 8. Boyd Philadelphia J. Norman Martin North Mercer Street J. C. Calhoun Cleveland

Birthday honors for Janet Cox mark fifteenth year

Harbor United Presbyterian Girls Sunday school class gathered at Janet Green’s home Wednesday to honor Janet Cox on her fifteenth birthday. Tables for twenty four, a large birthday cake, and an outdoor menu prepared by Mrs. Green and others preceded games and gifts for Janet and fellow attendees including Anna Byler and Margaret Van Etten among a list of neighbors and friends.

Harbor United Presbyterian Church Janet Green Janet Cox Green Hollyfield Parks Margaret Cox Anna Byler Margaret Elizabeth van Etten Colletta Thorpe Evelyn Steele Virginia Robinson Mary Miller Robretta Bowen Betty Stockman Janet Jean Mary Catherine Green Alberta Green Dora Whiting Walter Wallace Reed Miller John Cifra George Woods Henry Snyder Charles Matthews John Johnson

Re Delta Deck Club Hosts Miss Alexander's Home

Re Delta Deck club members were hosted at Miss Charlotte Alexander's Smithfield street home on Wednesday evening. Special guests included Miss Dorothy Kay and Miss Lucille Bishton. Honor prizes for bridge went to Clara Bernine and Grace Ingam. Lunch featured pink and yellow rose centerpieces. Mrs D B Alexander aided the hostess.

Charlotte Alexander Smithfield Street Dorothy Kay Lucille Bishton Alliquippa Clara Bernine Grace Ingam D. B. Alexander

Elizabeth Owens Weds Paul V Arow in Summer Church Wedding

Elizabeth Owens daughter of John W. Owens and Paul V. Arow son of William Arow wed at First Baptist Church in a formal ceremony at 8 30 p m with Rev Charles Heaton officiating. Attendant Betty Glover wore shell pink triple sheer. The couple plans a Western motor trip and reception in Pittsford New York after a student church assignment for Arow.

First Baptist Church Elizabeth Owens John W. Owens East Washington Street Paul V. Arow William Arow Leasure Avenue Charles Henry Heaton Garth Edmundson Betty Glover Alfred Owens Aron Pittsford New York New Castle Arow Indiana State Teachers College George Washington Junior High Bethany College Colgate Rochester Divinity School Rochester Charles Gessler Carolyn Betty Minnie Gessler Indiana D. J. Davis Cecile Canton, O William Idon William Wheeling, West Vd Phillip Kikuta Japan Colgate, Rochester Harry Canon Arthur Joy Beaver Falls Alex Banfield Freedon Charles Gibson W. W. Gibson Donald Gibson Matilda Arow Pulaski

Mrs. Raymond G. McCartney Hosts Ve Ri Ga Bridge Club

Mrs. Raymond G. McCartney of Monroe street entertained the Ve Ri Ga Bridge Club with cards as the main diversion. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Agnes Frey and Mrs. Ann Westfall. Special guests included Mrs. Marjorie McDermott Mrs. Ruth Johnston Mrs. Viola Lewis and Mrs. Mildred Young with Young receiving the guest token. Lunch was served by the hostess with her mother Mrs. William Anderson assisting. The dining room featured a centerpiece of white roses and burning tapers. Two weeks hence Mrs. Thomas Solomon will entertain at her East Long avenue home.

Raymond G. McCartney Monroe Street Agnes Frey Ann Westfall Marjorie McDermott Ruth Johnston Viola Lewis Mildred Young Thomas Solomon East Long Avenue

East Long hostess hosts J F F club bridge evening

Miss Eleanor Rohrer hosted J F F club members on Wednesday evening with bridge play. Hilda Mackey won the high prize and Marjorie Daly took the consolation trophy. Guests dined by candle light, with Mrs Andy Rohrer assisting, then Miss Elizabeth McGowan of Lindal Street plans a June 21 gathering at her home.

Eleanor Rohrer East Long Avenue Bridge Hilda Mackey Marjorie Daly Andy Rohrer Elizabeth McGowan Lyndal Street

Entertain Class at Twaddle Home

Members of the Young Married Peoples' Class of Epworth church enjoyed a June 7 lawn gathering at Mr. and Mrs. William Twaddle’s Riverview Avenue home. The event included lawn games and a luncheon hosted with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McGaffie, and the July meeting will be at Beech Glen on the Slippery Rock.

Epworth M. E William Twaddle Riverview Avenue

Berkmah Bridge Members Host Martha Lloyd Shower

Miss Ann Eagan entertained Berkmah Bridge Club at her Croton avenue home for a bridal shower in honor of Martha Lloyd. Prizes went to Mrs. B. F. Van Dyke and Martha Rose. Delores Gould aided hostess Kathryn Hannon in serving. A picnic is planned for Monday and the next meeting will be at Muriel Edmunds on Lincoln avenue.

Ann Eagan Croton Avenue Berkmah Bridge Club Martha Lloyd B. F. van Dyke Martha Rose Kathryn Hannon Delores Gould Muriel Edmunds Lincoln Avenue

Wednesday Sewing at Jameson Hospital

In the Jameson Memorial hospital on Wednesday 25 ladies from the Third U. P. church gathered from 9 to 12 to complete items for the institution. The next sewing session is set for June 21 with the same group, inviting all city women to participate.

Third U. P. Church Jameson Memorial Hospital

Hebrew Free Loan Society 25th Anniversary Picnic

The Hebrew Free Loan Society invites friends to a free admission celebration and picnic on June 11 at Neshannock Falls. Simon Cohen chairs the event with committees for Financial, Entertainment, Refreshments, Publicity, and a sports program planned by Tom Frank, Nathan Love, and Maurice Markley. Prizes will be awarded to event winners.

Hebrew Free Loan Society Neshannock Falls Simon Cohen J. Alpern C. Alansky H. Aronson H. Edelstein P. Alpern S. Wolfe J. Wolfe M. Si

We-Fu Club Holds Dessert Bridge at Mrs Allshouse Home

Members gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Robert Allshouse’s Morton street residence for a dessert bridge event. Hostesses Mrs. Allshouse and Eva Houk served treats as prizes were awarded to Mrs. Gladys Booker and Mrs. Sal Stevens. Special guests included Mrs. John Kenehan and Miss Houk. Sal Yoho of Euclid Avenue is slated to host in two weeks.

We-Fu Club Robert Allshouse Morton Street Eva Houk Fred Sturdevant Gladys Booker Sal Stevens John Kenehan Miss Houk Sal Yoho Euclid Avenue

Dinner party honors Bodendorfer couple and family

Mr and Mrs Otis Matthews and Grant E Matthews hosted a dinner on June 4 in honor of Mr and Mrs John Bodendorfer the bride and groom and granddaughter of Grant Mat WS. Guests included the hosts and their children Mr and Mrs Orville Hunt and children Emory Matthews George Woods and the honored couple.

Otis Matthews Grant E. Matthews John Bodendorfer Grant Mat Orville Hunt Emory Matthews George Woods

Unexpected club hosts dinner at Mrs Hugus home

Members of the Unexpected club were entertained at the home of Mrs. W. K. Hugus on Highland avenue Tuesday evening. Dinner was served to twenty four guests and following informal pastimes were enjoyed.

W. K. Hugus Highland Avenue

Twenty Eighth Cooper-Wimer Reunion Set at Sholler Home

The twenty eighth annual reunion of the Cooper Wimer families will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Sholler near Volant on Thursday June 15.

Cooper-Wimer Frank Sholler Near Volant

Lawn fete lights up Johnson grounds with music and sports

A lawn fete at Johnson grounds on Moody avenue opens at 7 pm with Nellie Brady and dancers, Ruth Lewis directing a play with Louis Hazen, and a 10 to 11 pm concert by local and noted artists. Miniature golf and tennis activities are planned with bring-your-own equipment. Joseph F. Replogle and his high school band perform 7 to 10 pm in the pergola. Expect a large crowd.

Johnson Grounds Moody Avenue Nellie Brady Ruth Lewis Louis Hazen Rachel Wallace Joseph F. Replogle

Local clubs and leaders listed in early city directory

The fragment lists several clubs and their organizers with street locations: Bestyette Bridge Club led by Kathryn Hodge on Wallace avenue, 1914 Book Club run by Mrs. W. L. Beal on Leasure avenue, J. O. 8. Club at Hill home on Belle Vue avenue, Garden club connected to Mrs. Herman Brandmiller estate at Canfield, O Wade-Mecum club led by Mrs. B. I. French on Moody avenue, A. L. C. 500 club with Mrs. Allan Sullivan on Crescent avenue, 1930 Hokum club with Mrs. Mary Gilkey on Martin street, and Juanita club run by Mrs. E. L. Young on East Washington street.

Bestyette Kathryn Hodge Wallace Avenue W. L. Beal Leasure Avenue J. O Hill Bellevue Avenue Herman Brandmiller Canfield B. I. French Moody Avenue Allan Sullivan Crescent Avenue Mary Gilkey Martin Street E. L. Young East Washington Street

Ada Gilles Hosts Aid A Gi Club Gathering

Miss Ada Gilles entertained the Aid A Gi Club at her home with social chat and music. Plans for a picnic were made and each member was to be accompanied by a guest. Miss Gertrude Saul joined as a new member. Lunch was served by the hostess with help from Jean Ginsburg and Esther Grossman. The next meeting will be at Miss Grossman’s Laurel boulevard home.

Ada Gilles Hilda Newmark Gertrude Saul Jean Ginsburg Esther Grossman Miss Grossman Laurel Boulevard

Syracuse University Holds 62nd Commencement Exercises

Miss Florence Jean Golder of Winter Avenue graduated this week with a four year Library Science course. Commencement on Monday awarded diplomas to 930 seniors. Principal speaker William H. Woodin appeared as a composer, not the Treasury Secretary.

Florence Jean Golder Winter Avenue Syracuse University Syracuse N. Y Golder William H. Woodin

Picnic honors multiple anniversaries at Wilmington home

A Tuesday gathering at Mrs. Harry Green's Wilmington road lawn celebrated Helen Green and Billy Wilson's birthdays and honored Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Covert on their 39th wedding anniversary. Twenty three guests enjoyed a prepared menu and informal pastimes.

Harry Green Wilmington Road Helen Green Billy Wilson F. M. Covert

Grandmother Amelia McConnell celebrated eighty third birthday

Mrs. George Foster hosted a six o'clock chicken dinner on North street in honor of her grandmother Mrs. Amelia McConnell. The pink and white decor matched a table set for ten with guests from out of town. The guest of honor received several gifts and the evening was spent in informal social manner.

George Foster North Street Amelia McConnell

R Nu Club Holds Informal Wednesday Meeting

The regular R-Nu club meeting met Wednesday evening at Eleanor Sniezek's Liberty street home. Members enjoyed chat and pastimes, and refreshments were served late. Special guest Miss Sophia Lackey of Austinhurg, guest of Mary Piesz on Ashland Avenue, will entertain members on June 25.

R-Nu Club Eleanor Sniezek Liberty Street Sophia Lackey Austinburg Mary Piesz Ashland Avenue

Beaver Falls Flower Show Rescheduled to June 9 10

Word announces the Beaver Falls Flower Show will be held June 9 and 10 in the Benson building opposite the Broadhead hotel. The event is moved up due to rapid flower growth from extreme warm weather and many local club women plan to attend.

Beaver Falls Benson Broadhead Hotel

Couple to Wed at Grace Episcopal Church in New York

Miss Florence Mae Thomas a music teacher of New Castle and Samuel Lewis Kovachik of New York will marry today at Grace Episcopal Church. They had procured a license to wed at the municipal building Wednesday.

New York Florence Mae Thomas Delaware Avenue New Castle Samuel Lewis Kovachik Waverly Place Grace Episcopal Church

A. T. Club Holds Picnic at Cascade Park

Members of the A. T. Club enjoyed a picnic outing at Cascade Park. Miss Dorothy Hogue who will leave soon for Williard Ohio was given a gift on behalf of the club. The hostess entertained at her home on Lutton Street during the regular meeting.

A. T. Club Cascade Park Dorothy Hogue Williard, O Lutton St

Student Sarah Elder to Return Home Next Tuesday

Miss Sarah Louise Elder of Wilson College Chambersburg Pa will return to her home next Tuesday. Her parents Mr and Mrs Harry L Elder and brother James will motor east to meet her at East Lincoln Avenue.

Sarah Louise Elder Wilson College Chambersburg Harry L. Elder James Lincoln Avenue

Card Party at St Joseph's Hall

St Joseph's Hall at 8 S Jefferson Street hosts a card party Friday June 9 at 8 15 p m admission adv.

St. Joseph's ‘Hall Jefferson Street

Girls Close Season With Park Picnic

The Girls Friendly Society of St. Andrew's Episcopal church ended its season with a Cascade Park picnic supper. About twenty attended. blue and white decorations and a bowl of American beauty roses graced the tables. Arrangements were led by Miss Anne Hitchen Edith Cowden and Jane Smith, with help from Mesdames Riley and Wignall.

Girls Friendly Society St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Cascade Park William Wignall David Riley Anne Hitchen Edith Cowden Jane Smith Mesdames Riley and Wignall

Raven High school graduation in Youngstown Ohio

Mrs. Edwin Rummell and Mr and Mrs I M Henley attend Raven High school graduation in Youngstown Ohio. Miss Ruth Risenberick granddaughter of Rev Henry Madres is in the class. S of D Class Ladies meet at Central Presbyterian with Mrs Gertrude Festoso and Mrs Oscar Rhodes leading topics. A tureen picnic is planned for Cascade Park on July 11 at 6 p.m. Hostesses Kennedy Moser McNees and Allen.

Edwin Rummell Court St I. M. Henley Centennial Street Youngtown Raven High School Ruth Risenberick Henry Madres First Baptist Church Central Presbyterian Church Gertrude Festoso Oscar Rhodes Cascade Park Mesdames Kennedy, Moser McNees Allen

White and Thompson Families Reunion Set for June 22

The White and Thompson families plan an annual reunion on the fourth Thursday of June, June 22, at Willard Grange hall. In 12 states residents still chant Yo water Yo water as a local refrain.

Thompson Willard Grange Hall

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T. A. Gilkey Home Joe, Camels Mather Bros. CO Gerson Jack Gerson Penn Theater Kale Lefkow R.n.lefko Jeceh E. Washington ST J. F. F. Club Lakewood E. M. McCreary BI Hollywood Rodgers Alvetta Marie Louis Twaddle Berkmah Bridge Jameson Hospital Cooper and Wimer Metzler Castle Beach Chuck Ott His Radio Recording Orchestra Aid-A-Gi Club Miss Golder R-Nu Miss Elder General Electric Pennsylvania Power Company White-Thompson Gulf Will Rogers Irvin S. Cobb Gulf Refining CO Pittspu Rgn
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