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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1932

Page

3

Marriage of Local Girl Margaret Lakey to Roy Vance

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Margaret Lydia Lakey of New Castle Street to Roy McCallen Vance of Waugh Avenue New Wilmington. The ceremony occurred May 14 1932 at the United Presbyterian Church Harrisville Pennsylvania with attendants Bella Irene Lakey and J Harold Vance. Mrs Vance taught sewing at Sharon Junior High and is a Sigma Sigma Sigma alumna. Mr Vance, Westminster College graduate, works in Chemical Department at Loodrich Rubber Akron. They will reside in Akron after a summer at Portage Lakes cottage.

Margaret Lydia Lakey Wilmont Lakey New Castle St Roy McCallen Vance C. O. Vance Waugh Avenue New Wilmington United Presbyterian Church Harrisville J. Y. Jackson Bella Irene Lakey J. Harold Vance Vance New Wilmington High School Indiana State Teacher's College Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority Sharon Westminster College Loodrich Rubber Co Akron Ohio

1913 Class Tq Figure in Alumni Reunion

Members of the 1913 class of New Castle senior high school expect to attend the annual alumni reunion on Friday July 1 at the Cathedral. This year no invitation card will be sent. attendees should notify their class presidents Mrs Lawrence Hulmes Mrs J F Rentz Miss Laura Witcher or Mrs William Hanna. Dinner at 6 30 followed by entertainment and dancing.

New Castle Senior High School Cathedral Lawrence Hulmes J. F. Rentz Laura Witcher William Hanna D Incing

Relatives Attend Penn State Commencement Week

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. McGoun and daughter Josephine Moody av enue with Mesdames Fannie Gormley Edna Uber and Carrie Baldwin and David Stuart Kennedy of New Wilmington returned from State College where they attended commencement activities from June 3 to June 7. Samuel McGoun Jr. son of the McGouns and nephew of the women was a member of the graduating class.

Samuel H. McGoun Josephine Moody Avenue Fannie Gormley Edna C. Uber Carrie C. Baldwin David Stuart Kennedy New Wilmington Penn State State College Samuel McGoun Jr Sam McGoun

Gee Home Scene of Kiddies Party

Mr and Mrs Charles Gee of Rose avenue hosted a birthday party for their daughter Evelyn Ruth Games with music contests and a lawn side buffet. Assisted by Mrs Nicholas Colnot and Mrs Gilbert Colnot, the event honored Evelyn Ruth with yellow favors and several gifts.

Charles Gee Rose Avenue Evelyn Ruth Gee Nicholas Colnot Gilbert Colnot Maxine Montgomery Anna Grace Cavender Joan Simpson Shirleen McGuire Betty Kerr Betty Lawton Sally Lou Felt Tat Davenport Dorothy Cartwright Nell Hart Mildred Norma Guirini Olive Jean McKibben Evelyn Stoner Bobbie Charlies Gee

Sorority Dance Held at Field Club House

The Sigma Theta Phi Sorority of Thiel College Greenville held its annual formal dance at the New Castle Field Club House on Wednesday evening June 8. Forty couples danced from 9 15 to 1 15 with Miss Marcelle Weise as chairman and her committee in charge of arrangements.

Sigma Theta Phi Thiel College Greenville New Castle Field Club Marcelle Weise

Jolly Old-Timers Club Elects Officers in Summer Pause

The Jolly Old-Timers Club met at Mrs. E. H. Clark’s home on the Youngstown road. Officers were elected for the coming year and the group decided to suspend dances and social events for the summer. Refreshments were served, closing the evening.

Jolly Old-Timers E. H. Clark Youngstown Road

Wimodauses Closes Season With Annual Picnic

The Wimodausis club held a large season ending picnic at Cascade Park with about 200 participants. Prizes were awarded in bingo races and contests for men women and children. The event wrapped up with park amusements and will resume meetings in September.

Wimodausis Club Cascade Park Bingo Gale Sowash Grace Crawford H. L. Dague David Bradford Gillis Falls James Hartland Gethin Thomas Leah Bird Betty Reiber Dorothy Porter Betty Weinschenk Gladys Weinschenck Ruth Bradford R. W. Garroway W. H. Johns Mollie Crowl Anna Wagner W. H. Shipler Henry Jones Sam Weinschenk Joe Hartman C. J. Streib Sam Nessle Harry Pearce Ann Harris H. W. French Lewis McClung Howard Erwin Wimodausis

Canter Bridge Club Hosts Ham Dinner Plans

Members gathered at Miss Mary Whalen's South Bay street home for a Canter Bridge session. Prizes were won by Miss Jean Gienn and Miss Ethel Houk. Plans for a ham supper at Cascade park in three weeks were made with Miss Mas Cummings in charge and summer host duties assigned to each member. The hostess, her mother Mrs Leo Whalen, and sister Miss Hilda Whalen served a repast.

Canter Bridge Club Mary Whalen South Bay Street Jean Gienn Ethel Houk Cascade Park Mas Cummings Leo Whalen Hilda Whalen

Hunt Family Reunion Held at Willard Grange Hall

The Hunt families annual reunion occurred June 8 at Willard Grange Hall in Lawrence county with 150 guests at noon. Officers were re elected: Chester Hunt president George Dean vice president Mrs William White secretary and Stewart Hunt treasurer. Mrs Caroline Hunt was absent visiting with daughter Margaret Hay. The next reunion will be June in 1933 at London Grange Hall Mercer county.

Hunt Willard Grange Hall Lawrence County Chester Hunt George Dean William White Stewart Hunt Caroline Hunt Margaret Hay Willard Harlan London Grange Hall Mercer County

Old Time Rebekeahs Club Luncheon Plans July Picnic

Mrs Edith Campbell hosted a Wednesday luncheon with twenty three members of the Old Time Rebekeahs club at West Washington street. A picnic was planned for July 13 at Mrs Margaret Foster's Pine Street home and the next meeting set for August at Mrs J L Moser’s Superior Street home.

Edith Campbell West Washington Street Rebekeahs Club Margaret Foster Pine Street J. L. Moser Superior Street

FITS FINDS A WAY TO RELIEVE ATTACKS

An apparent treatment offered to relieve epileptic attacks is advertised as successful by R. Lepso of 66 E Wright St Uwaukee Wisconsin. He offers a trial treatment free for those not helped and asks readers to write with age.

R. Lepso E. Wright Uwaukee Wis

Wednesday Sewing at Jameson Hospital

Members of the Jameson Memorial hospital Aide Society and other city women met at Jameson Hospital to craft items for the institution. The weekly session continued with plans to skip next Wednesday and resume June 22 from 9 to 12, inviting all interested residents to attend.

Jameson Memorial Hospital Aide Society

Field Club Bridge Hosts Announced

New Castle Field Club members gather for a summer bridge party in the club rooms. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Duff will host. Play is scheduled to begin at 8 30 oclock with lunch served at the close of the evening.

New Castle Field Club W. W. Duff

Horne Host 17th Wedding Anniversary at Butler Avenue

Mr and Mrs Frank Horne celebrated their seventeenth wedding anniversary at home on Butler avenue Wednesday with friends. The gathering included Mr and Mrs William Horne and family of Youngstown Ohio Mr and Mrs Louis Sweet marking their 22nd anniversary Mr and Mrs Howard Truby and Mrs Hannah Suder.

Frank Horne Butler Avenue William Horne Youngstown Louis Sweet Howard Truby Hannah Suder

Ve-Ri-Ga Bridge Club Hosts Evening Guests

Mrs. Paul Duss hosted guests from the Ve-Ri-Ga Bridge Club at West Sheridan Avenue on Wednesday evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Clay Rubel and Mrs. Thomas Solomon after a night of card playing. Miss Ann Fletcher to host in two weeks. lunch served by the hostess with Miss Anna King assisting.

Paul Duss West Sheridan Avenue Ve-Ri-Ga Clay Rubel Thomas Solomon Ann Fletcher Anna King

Wilmington Woman Honored at Westminster College Luncheon

Mrs. Charles B. Robertson Dean of Women at Westminster College was honored at a New Castle Field Club luncheon. Twenty six friends and associates gathered Wednesday afternoon with a sea sonal flowers decor and favors for the event. The group spent the hours informally after the meal.

Charles B. Robertson Westminster College New Castle Field Club

Auxiliary Hosts Evening of Cards and Bingo

The American Legion Auxiliary held a social evening at the Legion Home with five tables of 500 and twenty bingo tables. Hosts for bingo were James Cooper and E. J. Suber, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Cage, Mrs. Nickle, Harry Lash, G. Burton, Mrs. Wogan, Mrs. Flinn, and Kenneth Campbell. Refreshments followed, prepared by Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Greer and Mrs. Boak.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home James Cooper William Reynolds Orville Potter E. J. Suber Robert Cage William Nickle Harry Lash G. Burton Wogan Sue Flinn Kenneth

Clarence Bratschie Receives Diploma At Maryville College

Mr and Mrs Henry Bratschie and son Arthur of 210 Elm street returned from Maryville Tennessee where they attended commencement exercises of Maryville College. Their son Clarence Bratschie was graduated and plans to enter Western Theological Seminary in the fall for three years.

Henry Bratschie Arthur Elm Street Maryville Tenn Maryville College Clarence Bratschie Western Theological Seminary

Annual Meeting of Queen Esthers at Wesley M E Church

The Queen Esthers of Wesley M E Church held their annual meeting at Miss R. McClafferty's home on Boston Avenue. New officers were elected including President Louise Birt and Vice President Laura Bacon. A Cascade Park picnic was planned for Wednesday July 13 with refreshments served by the hostess and her mother.

Queen Esthers Wesley M. E. Church R. McClafferty Boston Avenue Louise Birt Laura Bacon Dorothy Bacon Myrtle Cox Ella Fowler Roberta Wylie Agnes Grieves Ruth McClafferty Lucille Hunter Cascade Park Miss R. McClafferty McClafferty

Young People’s Christian Union Hold Outdoor Social

Over a score of members from the First U. P. church Young People’s Christian Union gathered for an outdoor social last night along the Neshannock creek banks south of New Wilmington. They enjoyed a treasure quest, roasted wieners, toasted marshmallows, and a bonfire song rally led by Phil Chambers and other committee members.

Young People's Christian Union Society U. P Neshannock Creek New Wilmington Junction Phil Chambers

Music Club Chorus Broadcast Cantata The Fisher Maidens

The Music Club Chorus presents The Fisher Maidens cantata on WKBN Youngstown this evening at 8 30 DST. The performance is broadcast from the local station with arrangements by the director and chorus master.

Music Club Chorus Fisher Maidens WKBN Youngstown

Silver Tea Marks Evening at St John’s Lutheran Church

A Katherine Von Born Missionary Society event at St John’s Lutheran Church featured Charles Weiss singing, Betty Woodring readings, Lena Richards piano, Miss Hughes readings, the Ringer sisters trio, and the play Two Aunts and a Photo starring Mrs Bernice Ringer and others. Hosts F E Stough and Margaret Weiss oversaw tea refreshments with Dora Carlson and Gare Ryhal assisting.

St. John’s Lutheran Church Katherine von Born Missionary Society Charles Weiss Betty Woodring Lena’ Richards Miss Hughes Ringer Georgia Joan Emma Jean Bernice Ringer Margaret Weiss Mary Elizabeth Gibson Ardys Ryhal F. E. Stough Dora Carlson Gare Ryhal

Local boys receive diplomas at University of Pittsburgh

Local graduates noted at the 146th University of Pittsburgh school of pharmacy commencement. Mervin Charles Bees earned the P.H.G degree, with Alfred M. Hyde Charles C. Nealis and Thomas J. Casey Jr. also receiving pharmacy diplomas. A quiet Wednesday wedding followed in the Third United Presbyterian church parlor, uniting Freda Sager and Walter Reno in a ring ceremony.

R. W. Bees Mearl Bees Huron Avenue R. J. Benson Beckford Street University of Pittsburgh Mervin Charles Bees School of Pharmacy Alfred M. Hyde Charles C. Nealis Thomas J. Casey, Jr University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy P.H.G Third United Presbyterian Church S. B. Copeland Freda Sager Sylvester Sager East New Castle Walter Reno Luther M. Reno Wampum

Bridge parties and a law graduate at local events in town

Tuesday evening featured an impromptu bridge party at Mr. and Mrs. George Nickersons home with two tables and prizes for Mrs. Clare McClymonds and Dr. C M Booher. Miss Mae Cromies Tri Quad Bridge Club met at her home with Janet Weddell and Grace Sankey as top scorers and prizes awarded. Leroy K Donaldson, son of Mr. and Mrs. T W Donaldson, graduated from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. Epworth Methodist hosts tea on Friday 2 to 5 at the Weingartener lawn on Butler Road.

George Nickerson East Maple Street Clare McClymonds C. M. Booher Henry Hamilton Mae Cromie Harlansburg Road Tri-Quad Bridge Club Janet Weddell Grace Sankey Gertrude Cromie Miss Virginia Hickok Adams Street Marshall Avenue Epworth Methodist Church George T. Weingartener Butler Road

Visit by Dr Lenore Gageby and Miss Lena Hertig Planned

Dr Lenore H Gageby and Miss Lena Hertig of Los Angeles will arrive June 22 for a visit before an extended stay in Boston. They will be hosted by Dr and Mrs Frederick Taylor of Pulaski and other district friends and will attend many functions in their honor.

Lenore H. Gageby Lena Hertig Los Angeles Cal Boston Frederick Taylor Pulaski

Bridge Club Meets for Card Game Evening on Adams Street

The C. B. Bridge Club met Wednesday evening with Mrs. Reynolds Suber hosting on Adams Street. Miss Eleanor Travers and Miss Ruth Boyle were among the attendees enjoying a pastime of cards.

C. B. Bridge Club Reynolds Suber Adams Street Eleanor Travers Ruth Boyle

Miss Boyle Planned Next Meeting After Prize Lunch

A hostess assisted by her mother Mrs. Mary Flanagan served a tasty lunch after the contest where prizes were won for honors. Miss Boyle will entertain at the next meeting in two weeks.

Mary Flanagan Miss Boyle

Smith to Attend Los Angeles High School Graduation

Charles W. Smith, a former local businessman, left Tuesday evening for his home in Los Angeles. He expects to reach California in time to attend the graduation exercises of the Los Angeles high school where his son, Russel, is graduating this year. Mr. Smith had been in New Castis for several months visiting with friends and relatives.

Charles W. Smith Los Angeles California Russel Mr. Smith New Castis

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