Luncheon Bridge Honors Bride-Elect Katherine Wilson
Miss Katherine Wilson, a bride-elect, was honored at a luncheon-bridge on Saturday June 7. Three tables of cards followed a tasty menu with five prizes awarded to Miss Alice Warner and Mrs. J. E. Wagner. An elegant gift was presented to the guest of honor. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Maynard Horfius of Sharpsville and Miss Sara Louise Cough of Sharon. The Coo-Coo Club met at Mrs Susie Dunn’s Croton avenue home with nine members. four new ones joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Wilson
Wallace Avenue
Elma Robinson
Sarah E. Patterson
Alice Warner
J. E. Wagner
Wilson
Oak Street
Lincoln-Garfield
Maynard Horfius
Sharpsville
Sara Louise Cough
Sharon
Entertaining Newlyweds Honor Washington Visitors At Dinner
Mr and Mrs William J Hugus in Highland avenue entertained ten guests at a six o clock dinner Saturday honoring Mr and Mrs Earl Sherwood of Washington DC and Mr and Mrs George Archbold recently married. The table featured garden flowers and a delicious menu. The evening was informal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Hugus
Highland Avenue
Earl Sherwood
Washington,d. C
George Archbold
Allen Family Reunion Set for June at Grove City Park
Descendants of Robert and Jane Cochran Allen plan their annual reunion at Memorial Park Grove City on Thursday June 12. Albert Allen of New Castle serves on the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Jane Cochran Allen
Northern Ireland
Pennsylvania
Memorial Park
Grove City
Albert Allen
New Castle
DAR Delegates Named For Wilkes-Barre Convention
Daughters of the American Revolution selected delegates and alternates at a meeting at Mrs. H W Geissinger s home Edison avenue. Delegates include H Frew C S Royce W H Jordan F E Sowersby A H Fullerton D A Moore Fred Donaldson C E Zeigler Lillian Perry Grace Woodward. Alternates listed. flag day program planned for June 14 at Mrs Fred Rentz s home Edison avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Daughters of the American Revolution
H. W. Geissinger
Edison Avenue
Howard Frew
James T. Ray
Mesdames H. Frew
C. S. Royce
W. H. Jordan
F. E. Sowersby
A. H. Fullerton
D. A. Moore
G W 500 Club Hosts Evening At Hamill Home
Members of the G W 500 club gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hamill on Boyles avenue with guests from Canton Ohio Ellwood City and Youngstown Ohio Four tables of 500 were in play with prizes to Mrs R C Miles Mrs F A Hamill and L A Hamill A spring lunch followed by a late hour dessert was served by the hostess and several club ladies assisted Plans were made for a picnic dinner in two weeks with location to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. 500 Club
Clarence Hamill
Boyles Avenue
John Anderson
Luciell Clouse
Canton
Ohio
L. A. Hamill
Ellwood City
Bert Miller
Youngstown
R. C. Miles
F. A. Hamill
Gibson Wills Tie Knot in New Wilmington Church
Miss Sarah Gibson of New Wilmington and John Wills of Sharon united in marriage Saturday morning June 7 at 11 30 in the Presbyterian church New Wilmington Rev W E Byers officiated with the ring ceremony. They were accompanied by the bride's father. After an extended Western trip the couple will reside in New Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson-Wills
Sarah Gibson
New Wilmington
John Wills
Sharon
Presbyterian Church
W. E. Byers
Hadassah New Castle Board Meeting Called
Every member of the New Castle chapter Hadassah is urged to attend a Tuesday evening meeting at Mrs. H. Pithoff on Edison avenue. Business of importance is to be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Hadassah
H. Pithoff
Edison Avenue
Field Club Announces Active Social Season
The New Castle Field Club Social Committee outlines an active season with chairmen for each event. Highlights include Thursday bridge parties starting June 12, Teen Age Tea Dances from June 14, Ladies afternoon bridges June 21, and biweekly playgrounds and monthly stunt nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Clara Hartsuff
C. B. Randall
R. W. Rowland
James M. Smith, Jr
Jennie Morgan
C. H. Johnson
Evening Bridge at Field Club
The first Thursday evening bridge party of the season will be held at the New Castle Field Club on Thursday June 12 with play starting promptly at 8 30 o clock. The event is organized by Mr and Mrs H Rappold and their aides Mr and Mrs W R Allen and Mr and Mrs John Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Field Club
H. Rappold
W. R. Allen
John Higgins
Wedding of Mary Alice Gill and George Chesney Stover
Miss Mary Alice Gill daughter of Mrs Rosella Gill of West Silver street married George Chesney Stover son of Mr and Mrs C L Stover of Altoona Pennsylvania in a 3 PM ceremony at the bride’s home. Rev Mountford of Mercer officiated with a large guest list. Attendants were Mrs Edward Everett matron of honor and Miss Marguerite Gillis as bridesmaid. Best man Harold Stover with ushers Edward Stover and Kiehl Shell. A wedding supper followed then the couple planned a trip through Virginia and West Virginia and will move to a Kittanning apartment in fall where Mr Stover will head the commercial department at Kittanning High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Gill
Rozella Gill
West Silver Street
George Chesney Stover
C. L. Stover
Altoona
Mountford
Mercer
Edward Everett
New Castle
Marguerite Gillis
Sayer
Harold Stover
Edward Stover
Kiehl Shell
Virginia
West Virginia
Birthday Party Honors Elaine Potter At Huey Street Home
Mrs. Orville Potter hosted Elaine Potters fourth birthday party Saturday afternoon from two to four with games prizes for Dolores Hinebaugh Eleanor Evans and Mildred Feleasto. A lunch with a birthday cake followed served by Mrs. Potter and Mrs. William Nickel. Special guest Mrs. Frank Curtis attended and many gifts were given. C M K Club members plan a Thursday theatre party at P and O Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Potter
Huey Street
Elaine
Dolores Hinebaugh
Eleanor Evans
Mildred Feleasto
Potter
William Nickel
Frank Curtis
Sunshine Club Meets at Mrs Harold Brown Home
Sunshine club members will be entertained at the home of Mrs Harold Brown on Cunningham avenue Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Harold Brown
Cunningham Avenue
Club Calendar For Week List Of West Side Groups
Weekly schedule lists numerous clubs with hosts and addresses on West Side and surrounding streets. Activities include luncheons dinners picnics and bridge gatherings across diverse groups such as Needlecraft Luncheon Sunshine Jolly Twelve No Nox and B B B.
Recent Bride Honored at Laurel Avenue Shower
Mrs Edwin C Howe of Aliquippa hosted a Saturday evening shower for Mrs J R Black bride of recent date formerly Gladys Conn at her mother Mrs S M Quest home on Laurel Avenue A yellow and orchid color scheme graced the menu and decorations A large bowl of spring flowers served as centerpiece Guests from McKeesport and Boliver New York attended the event and the bride received many gifts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Howe
Aliquippa
S. M. Quest
Laurel Avenue
J. R. Black
Gladys Conn
Yulon Small
McKeesport
Lloyd Linsbaugh
Boliver
N. Y
Temple Israel Sisterhood Meeting and Dance Plans
A Temple Israel Sisterhood meeting will be held in the Assembly room on Wednesday at 2 PM to discuss matters of importance. Preparations continue for a large novelty dance on June 26 that promises to entertain all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Israel Sisterhood
McQuiston Family Reunion Near Wampum Sets 1931 Date
The McQuiston reunion was held Saturday June 7 at the Tillia home near Wampum with about one hundred attendees. Officers elected included John McQuiston as president Reuben Foy as vice president William Travis as treasurer Mrs Peter Tillia as secretary Ivah Price Edith Tillia and the Ice couple on press and sports committees. The next reunion is set for June 6 1931 at the Adam McQuiston home near Ellwood City Airport, which will also mark Mr and Mrs McQuiston’s golden wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuiston
John Tillia
Wampum
Tillia
John McQuiston
Reuben Foy
William Travis
Peter Tillia
E Z Club Hosts With Visiting Welsh Family Guests
Members of the E Z club gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richardson’s home on Vogan street for a Saturday evening with special visitors Mrs. Etta Welsh Mr. and Mrs. George Price Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Welsh and Harold Welsh of Topeka Kansas. The Welsh family provided music as four tables of cards entertained guests. Winners included Mr. and Mrs. Earl White Mrs. I. W. Ickes and Foster McEwen. A decisious lunch followed, served by the hostess with Mrs. James Edgington assisting. A dinner is planned in two weeks with location still undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Z
Charles Richardson
Vogan Street
Etta Welsh
George Price
Clarence Welsh
Harold Welsh
Topeka
Kansas
Welsh
Earl White
I. W. Ickes
Foster McEwen
James Edgington
King's Sons to Host Banquet for Queen Esther Class
The King's Sons class of the Third U. P. church will hold a banquet for the Queen Esther class Thursday evening at 7 30 in the church. A special speaker has been engaged for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Sons
U. P
Ladies Auxiliary to Host Tureen Dinner at Mrs. Boulden’s
The Ladies Auxiliary of the United Commercial Travelers will serve a tureen dinner at the home of Mrs. Marion Boulden located at 1061 Adams Street on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Commercial Travelers
Marion Boulden
Adams Street
We-Hava Club Hostess Plans Evening at Home
Mrs. David Abernathy of 710 East Long Avenue will entertain associates of the We-Hava club in her home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We-Hava Club
David Abernathy
East Long Avenue
Frances Willard Union Postpones Flower Mission Meeting
The Frances Willard Union of the W C T U postponed this week’s meeting to Friday June 20. The event will be at the Almira home and each woman present will receive a bouquet as part of a flower mission day observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard
Miss Sarah Rice to Leave on Europe Tour
Miss Sarah G. Rice of Croton Avenue, a public school teacher, will soon depart for a tour of Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Hubbard and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grey hosted a Saturday noon dinner with guests seated in seasonal colors and flowers. Loring Cambaugh attended as the sole out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah G. Rice
Croton Avenue
Europe
Jack W. Hubbard
Thomas Grey
Cunningham Avenue
Loring Cambaugh
Junior Federated Yo Yo Party At Mollie Henley Home
The Junior Federated club hosts a Yo Yo party Tuesday evening at Miss Mollie Henley’s home on W Falls street at 8 o clock. The best Yo Yo worker wins a prize. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Henley
Falls Street
Myers Family Reunion Planned for June at Willard Grange Hall
The twenty second annual Myers family reunion will be held on Thursday June 19 at the Willard Grange Hall located on the Frew Mill road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williard Grange Hall
Frew-Mill Road
Religious Services and Events Schedule This Week
Primitive Methodist post Pentecost services will be held Wednesday at 7 30 in the church led by Rev. W C Tyrrell. Friday choir practice, Saturday open air meeting at Lincoln school grounds with Children's day program, and Sunday evening June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primitive Methodist Church
W. C. Tyrrell
Lincoln School
Trinity Church Weekly Schedule in Whitsun Week
Vestry Wardens meet Tuesday morning in Guild Room and Holy Communion is at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday. Daughters of the King meet tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Guild Room. Ember Days observed Wednesday Friday and Saturday. Boy Scouts meet Thursday at 7:00 p.m. Choir rehearsal Friday at 8:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Daughters of the King
Whitsun
First Christian Church Section Two Meeting Notice
The group will meet with Mrs. W. H. Montgomery at 216 Meyer Avenue for a Wednesday one o'clock luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
W. H. Montgomery
Meyer Avenue
Third United Presbyterian Y P C E U social meet
The Y P C E U will hold its annual social and business meeting this evening at the home of Willard. The gathering invites members to discuss club affairs and share fellowship in a casual setting at the residence of Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian
Y. P. C.eu
Willard
Church Meeting After Prayer Service and Legion Meals
Edgar McCown on Maryland Avenue hosts a Wednesday evening prayer service at 7 30 followed by a deacons and session meeting. Loyal Band class and Young People's Married Class meet after prayer. Ladies Auxiliary to the American Legion will serve meals at the Legion home for G A R encampment delegates on Wednesday Thursday and Saturday evenings with volunteers urged to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar McCown
Maryland Avenue
Young Peoples
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion
Post
Friendship Circle Meeting At Mildred Miller Home
Members of the Friendship Circle of the First Christian church gather Tuesday evening at 415 East Leasure Avenue hosted by Mildred Miller. The Beaver Baptist Association convenes Tuesday and Wednesday at First Church of Beaver Palls with delegates reporting during Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Circle of the
First Christian Church
Mildred Miller
East Leasure Avenue
Beaver Baptist Association
Church of Beaver Palls
Theunday
Children's Day Observance Planned for June 15
The observance scheduled for Sunday June 15 features songs and recitations as part of a community program honoring children. Local schools and organizations join in welcoming families.
Epworth Church Weekly Activities Schedule
Epworth Methodist Church hosts an 7:00 p.m. orchestra practice this evening. Hart Circle meets Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at 1012 Williams Street. Dorcas class gathers Tuesday at 912 Morton Street. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. Epworth Women’s Bible class meets Thursday 2:30 p.m. with Mrs J H Nelson 8 East Moody Avenue. Choir practice Friday at 7:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Methodist Church
Hart Circle
C. M. Grace
Williams Street
Dorcas
Mullen
Morton Street
Epworn Women's Bible
J. H. Nelson
East Moody Avenue
Mother's Circle Threen Dinner and circle notices
First M. E. The Mother's Circle hosts a three in dinner Friday May 13 at 1:00 P M at Mrs E M Withers Ha lansburg Road Social committee in charge Bertha Girls meet at Mrs Lloyd McKinnon 435 Winter Avenue Monday 8:00 P M Mrs Jack McNeil reviews The Splendor of the Gods Stephenson Circle meets with Mrs H C Warner East Wallace Avenue Thursday June 12 Mrs H C Campbell and group aides Mrs H C Weaver in charge of devotions Election of officers noted Children Day Service next Sunday at 11:00 A M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Mother’s Circle
E. M. Withers
Halansburg Road
Bertha
Lloyd McKinnon
Winter Avenue
Jack McNeil
Stephenson
H. C. Warner
Wallace Avnue
H. C. Campbell
H. C. Weaver
Church group meetings schedule announced
Members of the Ladies Aid of the Bessemer Zion Lutheran church will meet Wednesday, June 11 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mr and Mrs S M Ruehle. The confirmation class will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 in the church. The Sabbath school teachers will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 in the church for their regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Bessemer Zion Lutheran Church
S. M Ruehle
Sunday School Officers Meet For Church Planning
Tuesday evening a meeting of the Sunday school officers and teachers will discuss arrangements for the church. June 15 is set for the Children's Day exercises.
City Council Names Temporary Fireman for 16-Week Vacation
At City Hall today council appointed C. P. Mills as temporary fireman to serve during a 16 week vacation period beginning June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sclons
C. P. Mills
Sanitary Week Highlights Kotex Belts Aprons
The Kotex Company showcases new sanitary belts and aprons during Sanitary Goods Week. Progressive dealers feature these Kotex products as essential items for sanitary comfort, encouraging purchases of a belt, apron, and Kotex pads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kotex Company
Postpone Trial Of Man Alleged To Be Murderer
Tony Bell former county detective charged with the murder of John Donohoe had his trial postponed by the court after District Attorney J B Adams announced new developments. Bell's counsel pledged habeas corpus actions to seek his release. the case stems from a July shooting tied to a bootlegging feud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News
Servier
Uniontown
Tony Bell
John Donohoe
J. B. Adams
Bell
Donohue
Births Announced for Gerald Harry Lorrain Marie and a Son
Mr and Mrs Arthur Anderson announce a son Gerald Harry born at New Castle hospital June 9. Mr and Mrs Charles Punter report a daughter Lorrain Marie born June 3 at home. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Brest announce a son born June 8 at Jameson Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Anderson
Huey Street
Gerald Harry
New Castle Hospital
Charles Punter
Neshannock Avenue
Lorrain Marie
Kenneth Brest
Butler Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Girl Scouts Register for Camp Attendance
All Girl Scouts planning to attend camp August 5 to 19 must register at the Girl Scout office. Registration closes June 25, as director Mrs. Nance Pugh will be at the national camp from that date. local camp opens afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
Nance Pugh
State highway patrol approves higher auto headlight bulbs
State patrolmen stationed here announced 32 candle power bulbs are legalized for auto headlights, replacing the previous 21 candle power standard.
State Policeman Jack Gandell Sets 607 Hit Record
State policeman Jack Gandell won the revolver competition at Troop D bar racks in Butler, firing 607 hits out of 700 shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Gandell
Troop D Barracks
Butler
Annetta McKee Class Meets Tuesday Afternoon
Annetta McKee Bible Class members plan a Tuesday afternoon meeting at 927 Maryland Avenue with Mrs. Ida May Allison as teacher and Mrs. W. W. McMullen as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annetta McKee
Annetta McKee Bible
A Kildro
Maryland Avenue
Ida May Allison
W. W. McMullen
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Chis
Susie Dunn
Florence McFall
Emma Bobosky
Mary Gilkey
Martin Street
Rachel Jones
Allen
E. M. McCreary
Monroe St
Robert Mackie
Sherwin Williams
E. North St
E. A. Ford
H. S. Kison
Mer
East
Washington Street
G. W. 500
Club
Olt
Westfield
Ste Down
Jack Gerson
Mercer Street
Penn Theater
C. M. K. Club
P. and O. Hall
Ketoce
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Kellogy
Bran
West Side Needlecraft Club
Edward Cavender
West Washington Street
H. H. Bridge Club
Earl Wallover
North Mill Street
Bert Shumway
D. E
Howard Gilmore
North Cedar Street
Joseph Brown
Park Avenue
Jameson Aid Society
Hospital
Juanita Club
Roy Beals
Moody Avenue
O. D. 500
East Washington Street
Circulating Book Club
Elizabeth Cubbison
Sheridan Avenue
Tureen Dinner
Kenneth Voorhees
Court Street
O. E. A. Club
F. H. Meyers
North Mercer Street
S. L. Club
Joseph A. Malloy
North Walnut Street
N. H. B. Kensington
George Stevenson
East Brook
Reading Circle
Cascade Park
Ellis Howard
Mahoningtown
Laura Houk
Raymond Street
Charles Morgan
Jolly Twelve
Joseph Round
Charles Strumater
Tim Haley
E. Washington Street
Jolly Dinner
Milton Pyler
Carson Street
Graham Fowle
Rhodes Place
Andrew Watson
Fred Moser
M. P. Bolden
Sawalla Club
Mahoning Avenue
Kensington
Charles McClelland
T. L. T. Kensington
E. A. Horchler
Mahoning Road
Eleanora Coates
O. M. E. Club
Allegro Club
Dinner Bridge
Happy Lindy
J. T. Clark
Fulkerson Street
Maurice Sadler
Laurel Boulevard
Bert Scrivans
Hazen Street
William Fox
Basket Club
William H. Hugus
Temple Israel Sisterhood Meeting
E. Z. Club
U. C. T. Auxiliary
W.C. T. U. and
Sarah Rice
Myers
Friendship Circle
Bethany Lutheran Church
Virginia Bayer
Parsarage
Virginia Woods
Margaret Lehman
Pittsburgh
First Baptist Church
St. Paul's Lutheran
Brighten
Tintex
Tintex Group
Park & Tilford
Atalle Drug
Vdept
Kotex
Girl Scouts
O. K
Lady Diane Service
Art Center
New York City
Table Ensemble
Mather Bros. Co
East Washington St
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