Jeanice Finch and Howard Rumbaugh Wed in Highland Church
Miss Jeanice Finch daughter of Mr and Mrs Ze Finch of 107 Garfield Avenue and Howard Rumbaugh son of Mr and Mrs J Edward Rumbaugh of North Mercer Street were married. The service was conducted by Dr D L Ferguson at Highland United Presbyterian Church. The bride wore a navy marquisette gown with gardenias. Best man was Paul Rumbaugh brother of the groom. They plan to live in Bridgeport Conn after June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanice Finch
Mets
Ts. Ze Finch
Garfield Avenue
Howard Rumbaugh
J. Edward Rumbaugh
North Mercer Street
D. L. Ferguson
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Jacqueline Arthurs
Brookville
Paul
State College
Rumbaugh
Shaler High School
Pittsburgh
Ohio University
Theta Upsilon Sorority
Continental
Lambda Chi Alpha
Sigma Tau
General Electric Company
Bridgeport
Mrs Filigenzie Hosts D. D. Q. Club Change
Mrs Angelo Filigenzie will receive members of the D. D. Q. club at her new Division street home on Wednesday June 14. This date is a change from June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Filigenzie
D. D. Q. Club
Division Street
Cleveland Girl to Marry Foster Blanning
Miss Sophia Taylor Beattie of Cleveland Ohio announces her engagement to Foster Avers Blanning of Pittsburgh son of Mrs F J Blanning of Highland Avenue Cleveland. Present at the announcement party were Beattie wedding party members Miss Anna McGurk Detroit Miss Ruth Mossman New Castle sister of Mrs Beattie Mrs George Richardson and Messrs Oscar J Horn and Charles Stocker Cleveland. Beattie studies at Cleveland School of Art and Blanning is a New Castle High School graduate who attended Carnegie Tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Sophia Taylor Beattie
George Beattie
Ohio City
Foster Avers Blanning
Pittsburgh
F. J. Blanning
Highland Avenue
Beattie
Anna McGurk
Detroit
Ruth Mossman
New Castle
George Richardson
Oscar J. Horn
Miss Mitcheltree Honored at Farewell Dinner
West Side school principal Miss Nan nie Mitcheltree was feted at a out-of-town tea room farewell dinner. Miss Marguerite Mullen presented a class gift, while birthday anniversaries were celebrated with hankies. Mitcheltree will lead the Mahoning school next year. Grace Johns, Martha Mathews, and Marguerite Mullen were on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Mitcheltree
West Side
Marguerite Mullen
Miss Mitcheltree
Martha Mathew
Grace Douglas
Beatrice Bruce
Mina Haenick
Mahoning
Mahoning School
Grace Johns
Martha Mathews
Breakfast at Cascade Park Ends Club Season
Members of the American Home and Citizenship Department of the Women’s club will close the season with a breakfast at Cascade Park on Tuesday June 13 at 9 a m. Department officers will oversee the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home and Citizenship Department
Woman's Club
Cascade Park
First Methodist Guild Luncheon Celebrates Two-Year Era
The First Methodist Church Ladies' Guild held a 1 pm luncheon in the social rooms to mark a successful two-year period under retiring president Mrs Grace Crawford. More than 150 guests attended with tables of six or more, new linens and dishes on display, and officers elected led by Mrs E B Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Crawford
First Methodist Church Ladies’ Guild
Fred L. Rentz
W. H. Shipler
J. H. Elmore
Sid Lockley
J. C. Leohner
Jane Edmunds
Cochairman
Lockley
E. B. Hawkins
George D. Morris
Ernest Withers
W. C. Davis
Andrew Dodds
Frank Streib
Frank Marquis
Leonard Cramer
J. R. Hodge
M. R. Hornung
Harry Thompson
Earl Reeves
Zinn-Denniston wedding couple on western honeymoon trip
Mr and Mrs William Gayle Zinn nee Elizabeth Denniston unite in marriage during the weekend at a church ceremony. They plan a honeymoon motoring through western states and points of interest. Upon return they reside at 216 North Clay Street New Carlisle Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gayle Zinn
Elizabeth Denniston
North Clay Street
New Carlisle
Zinn
J. P. Denniston
Fast Washington Street
Temple Bible Class Picnic at Cascade Park
Members of the Temple Bible class at First Baptist Church plan a picnic at Cascade Park next Tuesday evening June 13 at 6 o'clock. Families will be guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
First Baptist Church
Cascade Park
Senior Dinner-Dance At Castle Ton Hotel
The Castle Ton Hotel ballroom hosted the senior high school class dinner dance with 340 attendees. Decorations featured pastel candles and green foliage. a local orchestra provided music after the meal. Class officers and committees, led by Merritt Reynolds and Anita Love, organized the event with numerous volunteers and guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton Hotel
F. L. Orth
C. C. Green
Chester T. R. Yeates
Marjorie Rhodes
N P. Nelson
Daniel B. Woolcock
Marshall G. Matheny
James Hewitt
Helen Stevenson
Stevenson
Merritt Reynolds
Carl Sherer
Susanne Flick
Bill Rowland
Hoagland Bell Wedding In June
In the home of Mr. and Mrs. William C Hoagland on June 7 at 3 30 pm Marguerite Hoagland wed Herbert Bell son of the late Mr and Mrs James Bell of Mercer R D Rev J Ralph Neale officiated with Marguerite given in marriage by her father A reception followed for 40 guests in the living room The couple left for a five weeks tour of the west with attendants including Irma Hoagland Genevieve Mayberry and Dixie Davis among others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clyde Hoagland
Marguerite Hoagland
Herbert Bell
James Bell
Mercer R. D
J. Ralph Neale
New Wilmington U. P
Irma Hoagland
Johanna Hill
Dixie Davis
Lloyd Davis
Genevieve Mayberry
Allen Watson
Sharon
Dorothy Tinker
Pittsburgh
Mabel Mayberry
West Middlesex
Alice Ligo
Evelyn Hoagland
New Wilmington
Local Girls Attend Sharpsville Meeting
Several girls from the Melissa Fenton Theta Rho Girls club traveled to Sharpsville for a joint meeting with local girls on Wednesday evening honoring I. O. O. F. grand master H. E. Robinson. A reception featured entertainment from both clubs and Robinson received a traveling bag for the Wilkes-Barre convention next week. Jean Sutton and Thelma Thompson will attend as local delegates, joined by their mother adviser Mrs. Marie Roof. Chaperones included Mrs. Roof Mrs. Lucy Pettitt Mrs. Florence Gillespie Mrs. Josephine Hoover Ralph Purvis and Ed Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Fenton Theta Rho
Sharpsville
Grand Lodge
H. E. Robinson
Robinson
Wilkes-Barre
Jean Sutton
Thelma Thompson
Local Wedding News Highlights Two Couples at Biblical Seminary Chapel
A double wedding in New York City united Wini fred Woodbridge Warren and Thomas Rogers, both students at the Biblical Seminary, with Bonnie Bailey and Homer Frank Perry. Warren, from Richmond, Virginia, and Rogers, from New Wilmington, graduated in education and theology respectively, and will reside at 351 East 74th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Biblical Seminary
New York City
Winifred Woodbridge Warren
Richmond
Thomas Rogers
New Wilmington
State Teachers College
Harrisonburg
Biblical Seminary of
New York
Westminster College
Rogers
Grove City
Erie Conference
Methodist Church
Bonnie Bailey
Des Moines
Iowa
Homer Frank Perry
Corning
Dean Greer McKee
Faculty of
East 74Th Street
June Bride Honored At Shower
Wednesday evening a shower was held for Mrs. Leyland Stoops nee Betty Jane Hinebaugh a June bride at the Chestnut street home of Miss Martha Carlson. Prizes were won by Marjorie Walker Mary Jean Anderson Vivian Douglas Shirley Hinebaugh and Esther Stitzinger. Pink and white decor and cut flowers highlighted the event lunch was served by the hostesses Gayle Love Dorothy Doerr and Mrs R B Cochran. The bridegroom arrived and a gift was presented to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyland Stoops
Betty Jane Hinebaugh
Martha Carlson
Chestnut Street
Marjorie Walker
Mary Jean Anderson
Vivian Douglas
Shirley Hinebaugh
Esther Stitzinger
Gayle Love
Dorothy Doerr
R. 8. Cochran
Local Socials Note List of Hosts and Dinners
A fragmented social page lists numerous names with addresses and planned gatherings such as dinner parties and social events. Entries reference Mrs E A Beadel Spruce Street Mrs Anna Marchette West Grant Street and others along with venues like Continental and New Wilmington reflecting a community notice of planned entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spoon
E. A. Beadel
Rhodes Place
Anna Marchette
Spruce Street
E. A
W. H. Tanney
Valmé
William Gilboy
West Grant Street
Mary Henry
Ellwood City Wayocabano
David Young
North Mill Street
W. C
Charles Clark
Round Street
Hi-Lo Bridge
Milton Reiber
Moody Avenue
Jolly
William Mulcahy
East Leasure Avenue
Merribee Kensington
Bessie Dulrock
Croton Avenue
FL. C
Katherine Rogers
West Washington Street
Continental
New Wilmington
Mrs Pasqualine Donofrio Hosts All Together Club Night
Mrs Pasqualine Donofrio entertained the All Together club at her Sutton street home on Wednesday. Prizes went to Mrs Mary DeGennaro and Mrs Teresa Long with a club token for Mrs May Palumbo. A picnic is planned for June 29 at Cascade Park under chairlady A Orielli. The hostess served lunch assisted by her daughter Mary, and Mrs T Long of Bartram avenue will host on June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasqualine Donofrio
Sutton Street
Mary DeGennaro
Teresa Long
May Palumbo
Cascade Park
A. Orielli
Mary
T. Long
Bartram Avenue
G W Club Hosts Evening of Games and Tea
Mrs Evelyn Gorst of Harbor Road entertained the G W S club on Wednesday evening with a special program of amusements and a buffet lunch. Mrs Edward Wallace assisted with the menu. High card honors went to Mrs Wallace and Charles Spayde. the special trophy was won by Mrs Helen Hamilton. A July basket picnic was planned, and the next meeting is at Mrs Edith Spayde’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Gorst
Harbor Road
Edward Wallace
Friendship Club Gatherings At Laurel Avenue Home
Members of the Friendship club met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Alex Veri's Laurel avenue home. They enjoyed games and a tasty lunch served by hostess assisted by Mrs. L. Veri and Mrs. Dorothy Vago. Mrs. Alvira LaScola will entertain the group June 21 at Beckford street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Alex Veri
Laurel Avenue
L. Veri
Dorothy Vago
Alvira LaScola
Beckford Street
Jane Gilmore Feted at Suburban Shower
Mrs. Oliver Engle Frances Griffin and Eleanor Troop hosted a mixed crowd at a suburban tea room honoring Miss Jane Gilmore and Lawrence Kiminkinen who plan to marry June 16. Bridge winners were Lawrence Kiminkinen and Mrs. Joseph Campbell. Guests enjoyed refreshments and nuptial favors. Spencer Carr of New Brighton attended from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Engle
Frances Griffin
Eleanor Troop
Jane Gilmore
Lawrence Kiminkinen
Bridge
Joseph Campbell
Spencer Carr
New Brighton
P. S. Club Hosts Miss Mary Cwynar at Wilson Avenue
Mrs Mary Cwynar entertained members of the P S Club at her home on Wilson Avenue Tuesday evening for social hour and light conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cwynar
Wilson Avenue
P.S. Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Travel
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad
Vonette
Vanity Fair
E. Wash. St
F. A. Blanning
America’s Finest
Haviland
China
Shenango Pottery Co
Rosalinde
Gerson's
Jack Gerson
Washington At Mill
New Castle, Pa
IsgapeHa
M. E. Guild
MR. and
Mrs. Zinn
Temple Bible Class
Akron
Braddock
Mckeesport
B&o
Anita Love
Richard McGough
Helen Williams
Alice Sewall
Ruth Leach
Ruth Evans
Martha McCluskey
Dorothy Guynn
Margaret Mitchell
Dorothy Hayes
Betty Phillips
Mary Ann Gribben
Floyd Campbell
Carmen Perry
Jean Brown
Walter Dabrowski
Betty Edgar
Mary Margaret Flynn
Dorothy Lewis
Aleta Montgomery
Mildred Payne
Mary Swartzlander
Norman Waddington
Lillis Keeling
Bob Evans
Lewis Finch
Charlotte Snyder
Helen Trushell
Bess Gailey
Sharpsville Meeting
Dale
Dale's
E. Washington St
Nixon
Court House
Butler
Irites
KODAK
Kodak Pictures
Camera Shop
N. Mercer St
All-Together Club
Eugene
Nestle Duart
Frederic Permanents
Louis
Lawrence Sav. & Tr
South Side
Mill St
Regent Theatre
Mon
Ken Morris and Orchestra
Chick Farrell and His Orchestra
P. S. Club
Frances Cwynar
Cotton Beauty Salon
Fredericks, Eugenie
Duart
Corner Mill
Washington Sts
Woods
Morgan-Burrows Desoto and Plymouth Distributors
N. Jefferson St
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Castleton
Old Sol
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