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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1933

Page

3

Ladies of Lions Plan Last Meeting of Year

Last season gathering set for Tuesday June 13 at Mrs. B. K. Thacker’s Knox avenue home. Honored guests Prof. and Mrs. George A. Dickson of Oceanside California visiting New Castle. husbands invited. Dinner at 6:15 on the lawn followed by a program led by Mrs. Thomas I. Elliott with singing reading sleight of hand and a task by Prof. Dickson.

Ladies of the Lions Club B. K. Thacker Knox Avenue George A. Dickson Oceanside Cal New Castle Thomas I. Elliott Donald Hofmeister Prof Dickson

Recital by Mrs Landis elocution pupils at YWCA

Mrs Ira Landis presented a recital of her dramatic and elocution pupils in the YWCA auditorium Friday evening. Guests from Pittsburgh Franklin Dubois and Niles Ohio attended. Refreshments followed. Participants included Doris Ann Bennett Eleanor McKibben Marjory Fisher Helen Connery Jean Crawford Dorothy Truby Jean Jewell Twila Barbour Clara Kohn Charlotte Seh Ula Jane Johnson Dorothy May Sturdy Ruth Miles Jean West Anita Brest Louise Walcott Inez Crissman Catherine Johns Mary Elizabeth Shaddick Peggy Landis Virginia Wolcott Sally Crawford Betty Landis Mildred Carson. Accompaniments were Mildred Carson piano and James Callahan violin.

Ira Landis Pittsburgh Franklin Dubois Niles Ohio Doris Ann Bennett Eleanor McKibben Marjory Fisher Helen Connery Jean Crawford Dorothy Truby Jean Jewell Twila Barbour Clara Kohn Charlotte Seh Ula Jane Johnson Dorothy May Sturdy Ruth Miles Jean West Anita Brest Louise Walcott Inez Crissman Catherine Johns Mary Elizabeth Shaddick Peggy Landis Virginia Wolcott Sally Crawford Betty Landis Mildred Carson James Callahan

Pleasant FTA Club Meeting At Mrs Wharton’s Home

Mrs. Harold Wharton hosted the F. T. A. Club on Park Avenue with Mrs. Harry Hammond as a guest. Prizes went to Mrs. Mac Eree and Mrs. Lewis Dean after lively card games, followed by a dainty repast. In two weeks Mrs. Frank Coen of Edgewood Avenue will entertain.

Harold Wharton Park Avenue F. T. A. Club Harry Hammond Mac Eree Lewis Dean Frank Coen Edgewood Avenue

Pleasant Bridge Club Social At Miss Hoffman Home

Miss Mary Lou Hoffman entertained her bridge club Thursday evening with Dorothy Hogue Patricia Maher Patricia Woods Edna Raney Clydena Coy and Mary Alice Carey as members and Miss Isabel Douglas as special guest. Cards and music provided entertainment and Edna Raney won high honors. A tasty lunch followed the games.

Mary Lou Hoffman Dorothy Hogue Patricia, Maher Patricia Woods Edna Raney Clydena Coy Mary Alice Carey Isabel Douglas

Myers Family Reunion Set for June in Willard Hall

The Myers family annual reunion will take place at Willard grange hall on Thursday June 15. Dinner is scheduled for 12 o'clock noon eastern standard time.

Myers Willard Grange Hall

Degree conferred on locally known woman

Genevieve McCreary Weide of Los Angeles received a bachelor of science degree from the University of Southern California on June 5. She is well known in New Castle and area and will be glad to share the honor. Weide is director of physical education in a Los Angeles public school.

Genevieve McCreary Weide Los Angeles Cal J. F. Rentz Winter Avenue University of Southern California New Castle Weide Slippery Rock State Teachers College Slippery Rock School of Posse Boston American College Chicago California

Local Women Attend Eastern Star Grand Chapter

City women plan to attend the Grand Chapter of the Pennsylvania Order of the Eastern Star at Conneaut Lake Park from June 11 to June 16. Participants include Mrs. Walter DeArment Mrs. Charles E. Allen Miss Marjorie Rhodes Mrs. George Weddell Mrs. Mae E. Young and daughters Dorothy Nell Audrey Belva Bridenbaugh Bertha Treser and Myrtle Klingensmith. Headquarters will be at Hotel Conneaut with rent officially opening June 13.

Pennsylvania Order of the Eastern Star Conneaut Lake Park Walter DeArment Charles E. Allen Marjorie Rhodes George Weddell Mae E. Young Dorothy Nell Belva Bridenbaugh Audrey Bertha Treser Myrtle Klingensmith Hotel Conneaut

High land United Presbyterian class outing at Cascade Park

The girls of the class taught by Miss Hazel Bergland enjoyed a Friday outing beginning with a waffle breakfast by Mrs. A. N. Bergland of Laurel Boulevard. The event at Cascade Park included a picnic, swimming, and a noon dinner, with attendees Ruth Sprott Doris Rodgers Martha Jo Harris Edna Brundage Ellen Louise Miles Jeannette Vogan and Wilhelmina Patterson.

Highland United Presbyterian Church Hazel Bergland A. N. Bergland Laurel Boulevard Cascade Park Ruth Sprott Doris Rodgers Martha Jo Harris Edna Brundage Ellen Louise Miles Jeannette Vogan Wilhelmina Patterson

Marriage of Miss Marie Hockenberry to Harry Nelson

Announcement of the marriage between Miss Marie Hockenberry, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hockenberry of South Mill Street, and Harry Nelson son of the late Harry Nelson Sr. The ceremony was held Friday with Alder man Cooper officiating. The couple will reside with the bride's parents.

Marie Hockenberry Clarence Hockenberry South Mill Street Harry Nelson Alderman Cooper

Patterson family attends Carnegie Tech commencement

Mr and Mrs Joseph B Patterson and their son Joseph Jr of 220 Smithfield street travel to Pittsburgh on Monday for the Carnegie Institute of Technology commencement where their daughter and sister Miss Anna Patterson will receive a diploma from the department of music.

Joseph B. Patterson Joseph Jr Smithfield Street Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute of Technology Anna Patterson Department of Music

Evening Golf and Bridge Start at Field Club

Beginning Tuesday June 13 and every Tuesday thereafter there will be a mixed foursome golf tournament for New Castle Field Club members. Start times are 6 30 and 6 45 with partners drawn in front of the clubhouse before play. These evenings alternate with contract bridge every other week.

New Castle Field Club

Garden clubs visit Brandtmiller estate in Canfield road tour

Lawrence County Garden club members and delegates from North Beaver Mahoningtown New Bedford East Side and West Side toured the Brandtmiller estate on the Canfield road. They viewed the home and several adjoining grounds during the annual pilgrimage.

Lawrence County Garden Club Herman Brandtmiller Canfield North Beaver Mahoningtown New Bedford East Side West Side

National Council of Jewish Women New Castle Ends Summer Meetings

The New Castle Section held its final summer meeting and luncheon at Temple Israel honoring past president Mrs. Samuel Lubel. Speakers and musical numbers followed yearly reports, with installation of new officers: Lawrence Marks president and others including Sam Lubel, Lawrence Davis, Morris Davis, Jack Gerson, H Cukerbaum, and Jack Kulkin.

National Council of Jewish Women New Castle Samuel Lubel Temple Israel J. Lebby L. Davis L. Marks J. Ehrlich Lawrence Marks Sam Lubel Lawrence Davis Morris Davis Jack Gerson H. Cukerbaum Jack Kulkin

Mothers Circle Holds Porch Party At Mrs McArthur Home

The Mothers Circle of the First Methodist church gathered Friday at Mrs. Frank McArthur's Winslow Avenue residence for a porch party. Plans for summer activities include a Cascade Park breakfast and a July picnic. Refreshments were served with aides Mrs J C Leohner Mrs J K Heess Mrs Walter Smith and Mrs J C Pherson assisting.

First Methodist Church Frank McArthur Winslow Avenue Cascade Park J. C. Leohner J. K. Heess Walter Smith J. C. Pherson

Park Avenue Hostess Hosts Kitchen Shower for Bride

Miss Marguerite Smith entertained the F. W. C. Club at her Park Avenue home with a kitchen shower for Mrs. Kenneth MacDonald formerly Dorothy McKay. After social hour guests enjoyed refreshments with assistance from the hostess and her mother. The honored guest received several gifts.

Marguerite Smith Park Avenue F. W. C. Club Kenneth MacDonald Dorothy McKay

Marriage Announcement of Dorothy Gemmil to Donald Boyer

Mr and Mrs Pred D Gemmil announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy to Donald Orville Boyer. The ceremony took place Sunday June 4 in Santa Monica California. The couple will reside in Santa Monica after a honeymoon trip to Seattle Washington.

Pred D. Gemmil Shenango Stop Dorothy Donald Orville Boyer Santa Monica Calif Seattle Wash Boyer

Organ Recital by Walter Reneker at First United Presbyterian

Walter M. Reneker organist and director of music at the First United Presbyterian Church will present an organ recital on Tuesday evening June 13 at 8 15. He will be assisted by the Junior choir of the church. The program is open to the public with no admission or offering.

Walter M. Reneker First United Presbyterian Church

Graduates Feted at First Baptist Church Banquet

The New Castle high school class of 1933, 18 graduates, were honored at a Friday banquet sponsored by the Teachers Training class of the First Baptist Church. The event featured diplomas as programs, speeches by William Hammond and Adrian Heaton, musical and literary performances, and decorations by Thelma Kramer and Thelma Heath.

First Baptist Church New Castle High School Florence Jenkins William Hammond Moody Bible Institute Adrian Heaton Gladys Woodruff Mary Brown C. H. Heaton Jesse McClelland James Callahan Virginia Callahan Marjory Powell Jane Magee David Nesbitt Thelma Kramer Thelma Heath Charlotte Barbour Mary Rankin Sarah Dandy Lee Sappington Leonard Dandy

1914 Book Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Beal

Mrs W L Beal of Leasure Avenue hosted the 1914 Book Club luncheon Friday afternoon at her home. After a delicious menu the guests traded books and enjoyed an informal social period. In two weeks Mrs Harry Urmson of Berger Place will entertain at her residence.

W. L. Beal Leasure Avenue Harry Urmson Berger Place

J O S Club Hosts Evening of 500 and Prizes

Mrs. Alice Young hosted the J O S Club at Mrs. Irene Hill's Bellevue home with Miss Lilly Belle Hill as special guest. Mrs. Hildebrand and Mrs. Emerick won prizes in the 500 game. A lunch followed. plans for a June 15 picnic at Mrs. Rose Magee’s Lorrain Avenue home were arranged.

Alice Young J. O. S. Club Irene Hill Bellevue Avenue Lilly Belle Hill Helen Hildebrand Helen Emerick Hill Rose Magee Lorrain Avenue

Mary Fair and Roy Pearell Wed at Epworth Parish House

Miss Mary Fair of West Middlesex and Roy Pearell of this city married Thursday at noon in Epworth M E parsonage with Dr J A Galbraith officiating. They live at 203 East Street and plan a July trip to Washington and the south. Pearell works for Johnson Bronze. Fair is a noted West Middlesex resident.

Mary Fair West Middlesex Roy Pearell Epworth M. E. Parsonage Epworth Street J. A. Galbraith East Street Washington Pearell Johnson Bronze Company

Mrs Hofmeister to Return After Bellevue Visit

Miss Jean Hofmeister of East Winter avenue will arrive home on Sunday following a month in Bellevue. On Tuesday she and her mother and brothers depart for a fortnight in Conne Kentucky. Returning home they will be joined by their aunt Miss Jennie B Henry a local school teacher.

Jean Hofmeister East Winter Avenue Bellevue Conne Jennie B. Henry

Court Members Plan Tureen Dinner at Knights Home

Members of the Court Theresa Trene of the Catholic Daughters of America will host a tureen dinner at the Knights of Columbus Home on North Jefferson Street Monday evening. Mrs. Margaret Kelly, grand regent, will report on the recent state convention in Philadelphia.

Theresa Trene Catholic Daughters of America Knights of Columbus North Jefferson Street Margaret Kelly Philadelphia

June Meeting of Neighborhood House Groups Set

The board of directors and advisory board of the Americanization Society of the Neighborhood House will hold their June meeting Tuesday evening June 13 at 7 45 at the home of Mrs. Charles Greer North Jefferson street.

The Americanization Society of the Neighborhood House Charles Greer North Jefferson Street

Class Has Party at Pattison Home

The garden at the J. D. Pattison residence on West State St extension hosted a Friday evening gathering for members of the O C arr and M W McClelland classes of the Reformed Presbyterian church. Prizes were won by David Reese and Jennie Wallace. Mrs M D Allen received a birthday cake. Dorothy Jean Wallace read excerpts as entertainment. Later the guests, described as tramps in ragged outfits, were served coffee and lunch packed in newspaper bundles at the kitchen door.

J. D. Pattison West State St

Bestyette Bridge Pilgrimage Party Held At Two Homes

Members of the Bestyette Bridge Club hosted a Pilgrimage party with Miss Kathryn Hodge as hostess. Guests gathered at Miss Dorothy Boyles home for card games, Mrs. Clair Montgomery winning high score. A luncheon at the Hodge residence followed, with special guest Mrs. Lucille Shoenberger. Plans were made for a Cascade Park picnic next Friday and a July 6 meeting at Mrs. Don McCleary’s North Shenango Street home.

Bestyette Cascade Park Don McCleary North Shenango Stret

Missionary Society Teaches, Quilts and Luncheon Held

Mrs. T. H. Byers hosted the Central Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society on Croton avenue. Members quilted for the missionary box, shared a noon luncheon, and conducted a program led by Mrs. J. N. McCandless. Participants included Mrs. F. M. Mershimer Mrs. J. Etta Mathers and guests Mary Moorhead Hannah Walker Mrs. Roy McJunkin Mrs. I. S. Rudolph and Mrs. Evans.

T. H. Byers Croton Avenue Women’s Missionary Society Central Presbyterian Church J. N. McCandless F. M. Mershimer J. Etta Mathers Mary Moorhead Hannah Walker Roy McJunkin Rudolph Evans

Section A Meets Section A at Third United Presbyterian Church

The group assembled at Mrs. Abe Kildoo's Maryland avenue home with Mrs. Arthur J. Minnick assisting. Mrs. Albert Lutz led the business hour then a social hour followed. Plans were made to breakfast at Cascade Park June 22. Mrs. Clarence Minnick helped serve refreshments.

Third United Presbyterian Church Abe Kildoo Maryland Avenue Arthur J. Minnick Albert Lutz Cascade Park

Section E Members Hosted by Mrs Sturdevant at Home

Section E of the Y M C A class of the Third United Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Fred Sturdevant’s East Morton Street home Friday evening. Refreshments were served late in the evening.

Fred Sturdevant East Morton Street Third United Presbyterian Church

Keystone Patriots Plan Grove City Conference in July

Keystone Patriots from New Castle and nearby areas will visit Cameron Ralston home in Beaver Falls to arrange details for a conference and convention set for July in Grove City. The local chapter will meet Monday at 7 30 PM in the YWCA.

Keystone Patriots New Castle Cameron Ralston Beaver Falls Grove City

William Henry Kirk to Wed Miss Nickel

Mr and Mrs Frederick J Nickel of Oak Park announce the engagement of their daughter Mary to William Henry Kirk youngest son of Mr and Mrs Howard Manning Kirk Moody avenue.

William Henry Kirk Miss Nickel Frederick J. Nickel Oak Park Mary Howard Manning Kirk Moody Avenue

Adams Street Unit Meeting at Epworth Church

Members of the Adams Street Unit of the Epworth M E church will meet Monday evening with Mrs. Ben Jones of Warren Avenue.

Adams Street Epworth M. E. Church Ben Jones Warren Avenue

W. O. Club Holds Friday Meeting At Rishel Home

The regular W. O. Club gathering met Friday evening at 416 North Liberty street hosted by Mrs. Billa Rishel. A tureen dinner followed by music, games, and guessing contests yielded prizes to Mrs. Josephine Hoover and Mrs. Frank Park, with Mrs. Park a special guest. Hostess aides were daughters Geraldine and Evelyn Rishel. Next week Mrs. Kathryn Johnston will host on Morris street.

W. O. Club Billa Rishel North Liberty Street Josephine Hoover Frank Park Geraldine Evelyn Kathryn Johnston Morris Street

Bridal shower honors Mrs Donald McGary at Baptist church

A Friday evening party at Peg Calquhoun home on Arlington avenue honored Mrs Donald McGary formerly Miss Gladys Nord. She received gifts for her new home from Whosoever class of the First Baptist church. Hostesses served cooling refreshments as plans for a July picnic were announced.

Peg Calquhoun Arlington Avenue Mabel Baldwin First Baptist Church Donald McGary

Girls Form The Smilers Class At Wesley School

A Wesley class of girls organized on Friday evening under Mrs. A. P. Shaffer and chose The Smilers as their name. Eleanor Critchlow was elected president Ella Fowler vice president Anna Dickinson secretary treasurer and Annetta Sisley reporter. Games music and plans for a Cascade park picnic on July 14 were noted with Mrs. Lucille Davis as a special guest. Refreshments followed.

Wesley Methodist Church A. P. Shaffer Smilers Eleanor Critchlow Ella Fowler Anna Dickinson Annetta Sisley Cascade Park Lucille Davis

Loyal Band class hosts 30 at Butler road gathering

Mrs. Mack Wiles hosted 30 members of the Loyal Band class of the Third U. P. church on Butler road Friday evening. Two new members Mrs. Mary Lewis and Mrs. Elsie Leve joined, and a new teacher Mrs. Abe Kildoo was elected. Breakfast at Cascade park planned for July 14. Hosts include Mrs. Harriet Hughes, Mrs. Florence Swanson, Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan, and Mrs. Mary Wardman.

Loyal Mack Wiles Butler Road U. P Mary Lewis Elsie Leve Abe Kildoo Cascade Park Wiles Harriet Hughes Florence Swanson Elizabeth Ryan Mary Wardman

Social Evening for Juanita Club at Mrs Young Home

A Friday gathering of the Juanita Club at Mrs. E. L. Young's East Washington home featured 500 games with prizes for high scores won by Mildred Weygant, Mrs. Earl Bishop, and Mrs. Roy Beals. Guests planned a three week reunion hosted by Mrs. William Naysmith on Ray street after a collation.

E. L. Young East Washington Street Juanita Club Mildred Weygant Earl Bishop Roy Beals William Naysmith Ray Street

Stephenson Circle Meets at Neff Home in Winter Avenue

The Stephenson Circle of the First Methodist church met Thursday evening at Mrs. J. W. Neff's Winter Avenue home with Mrs. Abbie Welch in charge. Mrs. H. C. Stillings delivered a strong talk on Temperance and officers were elected, with Mrs. John Butler named for a post.

Stephenson First Methodist Church J. W. Neff Winter Avenue Abbie Welch H. C. Stillings John Butler

Hibbs announce marriage of Ida Hibbs to William Linton

Mr and Mrs A A Hibbs of 1224 Third Street Brackenridge announce the marriage of their daughter Ida to William Linton son of Mr and Mrs Willis Linton of 412 Epworth Street The ceremony was held Saturday June 3 with Alderman Porter Scott of Butler officiating After a short wedding trip the couple will reside at 300 Cherry Street Brackenridge Pa

A. A. Hibbs Third Street Brackenridge Ida William Linton Willis Linton Epworth Street Alderman Porter Scott Butler

New Castle Agenda Club Prepare 10th Anniversary Plans

Preparations continue under committees named by Dr. Herman D. Plant president for the 10th anniversary of the organization. A private dinner dance will be held on the occasion, date to be announced.

New Castle Agenda Club Herman D. Plant

C B Club Holds Final Meeting of Season at Raney Home

The C. B. Club members held their last meeting of the season at Betty Lee Raney’s County Line street residence. Regular sessions will resume in the fall.

C. B Betty Lee Raney County Line Street

Sicilian Girls Club Luncheon at Willow Grove

L. M. club with Mrs. B. Mielke hosts a luncheon at Willow Grove. Sicilian Girls club arranges the event while Berkmah Bridge plans a nearby picnic outing.

L. M. Club B. Mielke Willow Grove Berkmah Bridge

Birth Announcements Signed by Local Writer

A birth notice appears in the local column signed by the resident writer indicating a newborn and parental details will follow in future updates. The notice awaits confirmation from the writer with full name and address for publication.

Withrows Welcome Son at Jameson Memorial Hospital

Mr and Mrs Robert Withrow of West Pittsburg road announce the birth of a son in Jameson Memorial hospital on June 9. The piece notes France originated the idea of honoring an unknown soldier as a symbol of all who died defending their country.

Robert Withrow West Pittsburg Road Jameson Memorial Hospital France

Local Circle Reports Mite Box Opening and Sacrifice Donations

President Mrs. R. L. Meermans and vice presidents led a society meeting with Mrs. DeLace Cole as a key officer. The mite box opening netted a goodly sum for the circle’s work as sacrifice dollars were paid in. Mrs. Frank Streib and the social committee served refreshments.

R. L. Meermans DeLace Cole J. C. Pherson E. B. Bartlett Frank McArthur J. W. Anderson J. W. Houk Charles Rhinehart Nellie Brooks C. Patton King’s Heralds Frank Streib

Elder And Hogue Make Long Drive To Coatesville

County Commissioner P. O. Elder and Poor Director M. B. Hogue returned from Coatesville Pa with Samuel Lebets a Polish soldier the county has kept at Warren hospital for nearly six years The transfer to the Coatesville Soldiers hospital ends the county’s sizable expenses Lebets mental condition had been improving They logged a 493 mile drive in heat and rested in a Bedford mountains camp before reaching New Castle this morning

P. O. Elder M. B. Hogue Coatesville Samuel Lebets Warren Hospital Soldiers’ Hospital Warren Coatesville Soldiers’ Hospital Elder Hogue Bedford New Castle

Two Men Caught Trying to Enter Dickson Home

Mrs. C. C. Dickson on West Grant street reported two men she had fed previously tried to force a window at her home. Officers arrested Gene Connors and Andy Quinn. Mayor Charles B. Mayne ordered them to leave town with a warning of harsher punishment if found nearby again.

C. C. Dickson West Grant Street Gene Connors Andy Quinn Charles B. Mayne

Trinity Group Presents Play An Old Fashioned Mother

An audience of several hundred watched Trinity Episcopal church group present An Old Fashioned Mother in Epworth Methodist church Sunday School room. Mrs P C Pearson directed. the Unit of Epworth church chaired by Mrs Earl Loy sponsored the event. The cast delivered polished performances earning an enthusiastic reception. this cast has now appeared twice with evident improvement.

Trinity Episcopal Church P. C. Pearson Trinity Rector Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church Epworth Church Earl O. Loy

Shenango Presbytery Sets June Meeting and Ordination

The Shenango Presbytery will meet next Tuesday June 13 at First Presbyterian Ellwood City with 1 30 p m opening led by Rev W A Lloyd of Leesburg. Reports from Rev A M Stevenson and Elder J W Fulkman will be given. An 8 pm service at Slippery Rock will ordain Jesse Houk and Joseph Mentzer, graduates of Chicago Presbyterian Seminary class of 1933. Mrs William Hites has been discharged home after a broken ankle.

Shenango First Presbyterian Church Ellwood City W. A. Lloyd Leesburg A. M. Stevenson General Assembly Columbus, O J. W. Fulkman Neshannock Neshannock Presbyterian Church of New Wilmington Slippery Rock Jesse Houk Joseph Mentzer Chicago Presbyterian Seminary

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