Andrews Bornman Wedding News in Crawford Avenue Home
At noon in Crawford Avenue the wedding of Lillian B Andrews to John J Bornman Jr was held with Rev Homer B Davis officiating. The couple plans a lake trip and will reside at 28 Edgewood Avenue after the ceremony and a pink and white dinner for fifteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Andrews
Crawford Avenue
Lillian B
John J. Bornman
John Bornman
Pittsburgh
Homer B. Davis
Epworth Methodist Church
Ruth Sallade
William Lewis
Bornman
Indiana Normal School
Arthur Magill
Peabody High School
Anchor Sanitary Company
Edgewood Avenue
Philadelphia Trip For Lindsay Party With Miss McConaghy And Miss Lindsay
Miss Lucille McConaghy of Lorain avenue joins Mr and Mrs Charles Lindsay and Miss Florida Lindsay on a motor trip to their Philadelphia home. The group leaves this morning traveling via Gettysburg and Atlantic City. Miss McConaghy and Miss Lindsay are Westminster College students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille McConaghy
Lorrain Avenue
Charles Lindsay
Florida Lindsay
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Atlantic City
Miss McConaghy
Miss Lindsay
Westminster College
Young Family Reunion at Rose Point Church
The annual Young Family reunion is set for Tuesday June 16 at Rose Point Reformed Presbyterian Church. Family members are invited to attend the gathering and share memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Foint Reformed Presbyterian Church
Miss Florence Lubold Weds Oscar E Dale at Home Ceremony
A morning wedding at 927 Maryland avenue joined Miss Florence S. Lubold to Oscar E. Dale. Rev R L Lubold officiated with immediate family present. The bride, from Selins Grove Pa, wore blue georgette crepe and carried roses and lilies. After a breakfast, the couple left for a motor trip and will reside at 609 South Bay street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Kildoo
Maryland Avenue
Florence S. Lubold
Oscar E. Dale
R. L. Lubold
Wadsworth
Ohio
Kildoo
Dale
John E. Lubold
Selins Grove
Susquehanna University
Oak Street
Sophia Dale
Pearl Street
Shenango Pottery
Western Points
South Bay Street
Dinner Hosts Mr and Mrs Meredith Welcome Club Members
Mr and Mrs William Meredith entertained at a six o'clock dinner at their Hillcrest Avenue home. The table featured pink roses and place cards marked sixteen. Helpers included Mrs Harry Flinner and Mrs Arthur Keefer. Next meeting in two weeks will be with Mr and Mrs Jess Forrest on State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Meredith
Hillcrest Avenue
Harry Flinner
Arthur Keefer
Jess Forrest
State Street
Perry family departs for Princeton trip to see son graduate
Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Perry and their son Robert and Miss Anna Perry depart by auto for Princeton New Jersey to watch David Long Perry graduate from Princeton University. David L. Perry plans to enter Penn Medical School in the fall and follow his father in medicine. The party will return in about ten days via Mercersburg Academy where Samuel W. Perry Jr has undertaken a year of post graduate study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Perry
Robert
Anna _ Perry
Terrace Avenue
W.N. Aiken
Princeton
N. J
David Long Perry
Perry
Princeton University
David L. Perry
University of Pennsylvania
Mercersburg Academy
Samuel W. Perry, Jr
Local Girls to Highlight Bott Academy Recital at Park Theatre
Miss Marian Rose Randall and Miss Margaret Fischer of this city will perform in the Bott Dancing Academy annual recital at Park Theatre Youngstown Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Rose Randall
Margaret Fischer
Bott Dancing Academy
Park Theatre
Youngstown
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Recent Bride
Miss Dell Davidson hosted a Sabbath school class shower at Locust street for Mrs. J. H. Stoner, a recent bride. Guests enjoyed social time and gifts, with refreshments served by the hostess and her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Davidson. attendees included Mary Lowden, Sara Lowden, Helen Pennington, Margaret McFate, Margaret Patterson,Mary Jenkins, Sara Dollahan, Thelma and Elizabeth Taylor, Reba Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Davidson
Locust Street
First
U. P. Church
J. H. Stoner
Elizabeth Davidson
Mary
Sara Lowden
Helen Pennington
Margaret McFate
Margaret Patterson
Mary Jenkins
Sara Dollahan
Thelma
Elizabeth Taylor
Reba Robinson
Miss E Marie Borland Weds R W Wiley in Franklin Pa
In Franklin at 11 30 a m Wednesday the marriage of Miss E Marie Borland daughter of Mr and Mrs E E Borland Rockland Pa and R W Wiley of Bessemer Pa was solemnized by Rev Norris A White. Both are Grove City College graduates and former New Brighton High School faculty members. After a motor trip to Washington D C and other spots they will reside on Mercer Road after July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Franklin
E. Marie’ Borland
E. E. Borland
Rockland
R. W. Wiley
Bessemer
Norris A. White
Wiley
Washington, D. C
Mercer Road
Euchre NCH Club Social at Mrs Brown Home
Members of the New Castle Hospital club enjoyed an evening at Mrs. Joseph Brown’s Finch street home. Four euchre tables competed with high score prizes won by Mrs. Frank Zimmerly and Mrs. James O’Laughlin. refreshments were served by the hostess and Miss Gertrude Brown. In two weeks Mrs. P P Capitola of Leasure avenue will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
Joseph Brown
Finch Street
Frank Zimmerly
James O‘laughlin
Gertrude Brown
P. P. Capitola
Leasure Avenue
Members Enjoy Breakfast for Willing Workers Class at Cascade Park
The Willing Workers Bible class of Croton Avenue Methodist Church hosted a Tuesday morning breakfast at Cascade Park with 30 attendees including members and children. A social period followed, and the next meeting is set for Thursday evening at Mrs. Fred Nixon’s Martin Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Bible
Croton Avenue
Kensington Club Hosts Needlework Evening at Pearlstret
Mrs. James Love of Pearlstret welcomed Kensington members to her home Wednesday for needlework and conversation. Special guest Mrs. Rogers of Youngstown, Ohio enjoyed the event and dainty refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. James Jackamp. The next meeting in two weeks will be with Mrs. Ephraim Hoover at Winter Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Love
Pearlstret
Kensington
Rogers
Youngstown, O
James Jackamp
Ephraim Hoover
Winter Avenue
Moonlight Supper Provided Park Amusements for Local Youth
Miss Genevieve Baker and Miss Lillian Weidel hosted a group of young people at a park moonlight supper on a Wednesday evening. Dancing and park amusements followed, creating an lively social gathering in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Baker
Lillian Weidel
Evening Grove Gathering Names Attendees
The event concluded with supper in the grove. Those present included Misses Emma Starks, Mabel Wheale, Martha Sweet, Gertrude Jones, Anna Steigel, Bertha Hogue, Hazel Armstrong, Dorothy Barnes, Lucille Kelly, Ethel Stock and Messrs Andrew Johnson, Bob Frazier, Walter Shaw, Leslie Jones, Gerald Wendel, Tom Gardner, William Thomas, Thomas Barnes, and Albert Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Emma Starks
Mabel Wheale
Martha Sweet
Gertrude Jones
Anna Steigel
Bertha Hogue
Hazel Armstrong
Dorothy Barnes
Lucille Kelly
Ethel Stock
Messrs
Andrew Johnson
Bob Frazier
Walter Shaw
Leslie Jones
Gerald Weldel
Tom Gardner
William Thomas
Thomas Barnes
Albert Hanna
Pennington's Eighteenth Wedding Anniversary Surprise
Friends gathered at the Pennington home to honor the couple with a Rogers silver gift. The event featured formal presentations and refreshments hosted by the ladies, with a large list of attendees including the Miller and Farrell families, Wes ter family, Rickel, Hoover, Dout, Wester, and Pennington relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pennington
Rogers
Walter Miller
Elmer Farrell
Michael Wester
Melvin Gilchrist
Earl Montgomery
James McCann
David James
John Bannock
Jack Allan
Helen Pennington
Joseph Rickel
Charles Hoover
Aladen
Eli Byler
Edward Dout
Frank Campbell
Freddie Pennington
Donald
Billy Dout
Nettie
Alice
Dorothy Hoover
Sara Speed
Eleanor Close
Alma
Jack
Constance Rickel
Eleanor
Ruth Wester
H. B. Club Hosts Winners for Evening of Music
Mr. and Mrs. Lysle Winner of Hazel street hosted H. B. Club at their home on Wednesday. The group enjoyed music and five hundred, with Mrs. John O'Brien performing piano solos. High scores went to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sisley, James Richardson, and Mrs. Cecil Gordon. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Richardson. Mrs. Cecil Gordon helped serve refreshments. Two weeks hence the club will visit Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gordon on Cherry street for a breakfast at the Park next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lysle Winner
Hazelstreet
H. B. Club
John O'Brien
Arthur Sisley
James Richardson
Cecil Gordon
Cherry Street
the Park
Local social clubs list with members and venues
A compilation of group names and members including American Legion Auxiliary Le gion Home Mrs James Whiteman on Pearson street J M club luncheon at Cascade park Cosy 19238 club Mrs Edward Johnson Smithfield street Current Events Class picnic at Fulaski Presbyterian church Luncheon Spoon Club Mrs William Hugus Highland avenue Happy Hour Club Mrs John Wettich Park avenue H G S Club Mrs Herman Richards Wado street listing multiple clubs and locations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
T. T
James Whiteman
Pearson Street
J. M
Cascade Park
Edward Johnson
Smithfield Street
Fulaski Presbyterian Church
William Hugus
Highland Avenue
John Wettich
Park Avenue
Herman Richards
Wado Street
East ern Star convention visit ends with musical duet
Mrs John Evans and Mrs Henry Badger returned from Conneaut Lake where they attended the Eastern Star convention sessions. They sang at the memorial service last Tuesday with Mrs Evans soloing on The Better Land and both as a duet, Mrs Badger as accompanist. In the evening Mrs Evans performed several selections and the pair closed with another duet to a warm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Evans
Henry Badger
Conneaut Lake
Order of Eastern Star
Fine tissue ginghams for summer frocks and rompers
Advertises fine tissue ginghams in stripes plaids and plain colors with guaranteed fast colors that launder like new. Notes versatile patterns for summer dresses and children's rompers and bloomer outfits sold by the yard.
The Standard Electric Sewing Machine Ad
The Standard Electric Sewing Machine sits among electric home appliances and serves as a classy convenient addition to a room. It offers space for a reading lamp vase or smoking set and features simple graceful designs. Terms: 1.00 per week.
Y O A Girls Enjoy Evening At Norwood Home
Mrs Edwin Williams of Norwood Avenue hosted the Y O A Girls Wednesday evening with guests including Mrs Davis Bevan of New York Miss Elizabeth Williams and Mrs John McNeil. Music and Kensington provided entertainment. Refreshments followed and the hostess was helped by Mrs Herbie McBride. Time and place of next meeting will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Williams
Norwood Avenue
Davis Bevan
New York
Elizabeth Williams
John McNeil
Music
Kensington
Herbie McBride
R V Club Hosts Mrs Travers For Evening At Home
Miss Teresa Travers hosted West State street residents of the R V Club on Wednesday evening. Music games and sewing entertained guests. Prize went to Miss Cecelia Daugherty. Miss Eleanor Travers assisted in refreshments. A picnic was planned for two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Travers
West State Street
R. V. Club
Cecelia Daugherty
Eleanor Travers
Miss Wright to attend Greenville College Club reunion
Miss Margaret Wright of Winter avenue leaves today for Greenville to visit Miss Marie Taft and attend the College club reunion held every five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wright
Winter Avenue
Greenville
Marie Taft
College Club
Miss Halboth Hosts R D T Club at Beaver Street Home
Miss Irma Halboth entertained R. D. T. club members at her N Beaver Street residence. During the meeting plans were laid for a private dance at Elhurst in July. The rest of the evening was spent socially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Halboth
R. D. T. Club
N. Beaver Street
Elhurst
Summer Sun Safety and Helena Rubinstein Toiletries
A compact guide urges careful sun exposure and carrying a protective kit on vacation. It recommends Helena Rubinstein Toilet Preparations as a tested aid, noting creams and powders protect hands, face, and neck and help even skin tone during sunny holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Rubinstein
Corrects freckles with a dark obstinate look remedy
A treatment product claims to correct stubborn freckles using a concentrated formula. It markets dramatic lightening of dark spots and even tone, targeting facial skin with a topical application. The summary notes the product emphasizes rapid results and dermatologist approval.
The Porch Frock Sale Continues
The Porch Frock Sale continues with frocks featuring short sleeves in gingham and percale patterns. Bright colors and dark shades are trimmed with ric rac braids and contrasting bindings. These frocks are surprisingly affordable.
Prize Winner Is Socially and Miss Jessie Calvert
Announcement notes Miss Jessie Calvert as prize winner with Mrs Charles Halboth assisting hostess duties. Next meeting date to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Calvert
Charles Halboth
Miss Mildred Weaver Weds Leonard Fetterman at Home Pastor’s Laurel Ave
Miss Mildred Weaver of North Mill street married Leonard Fetterman of Ellwood City at 10:30 this morning in the home of Rev. F. B. McAllister on Laurel avenue. The bride wore blond lace over satin with a sweetheart rose corsage. They will reside in Ellwood City after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Weaver
North Mill Street
Leonard Fetterman
Ellwood City
F. B. McAllister
Laurel Avenue
Friendship club gathering at Mrs Ross residence
Mrs E Paradise and Mrs M Cassella won prizes at a Friendship club evening hosted by Mrs C L Ross on Taylor street. Games and music filled the event, with refreshments served and assistance from Mrs E Favorite. Mrs J Armond will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Paradise
M. Cassella
C. L. Ross
Friendship Club
Taylor Street
E. Favorite
J. Armond
Reynolds Street
Marriage of Miss Chroric Siberling and Russell Lingenselter
The marriage of Miss Chroric Virginia Siberling and Russell Paul Lingenselter, both of Punxsutawney, was solemnized at the Christian Missionary Alliance church on Wednesday afternoon with Rev. R D Patterson, pastor of the Hoover Heights Tabernacle, officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Lingenselter will continue residence in Punxsutawney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Siberling
Russell Paul Lingenselter
Punxsutawney
Christian Missionary Alliance
R. DD. Patterson
Hoover Heights Tabernacle
L A B Club Breakfast at Cascade Park
The L A B Club associates held a Wednesday morning breakfast at Cascade Park with eighteen attendees and special guest Mrs Horace Morgan. Photos were taken and plans for a June 18 picnic dinner at the Park were set for the husbands as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. B. Club
Cascade Park
Horace Morgan
the Park
Martins Attend Son George E. Martin Medical School Graduation
Mr and Mrs J S Martin of Laurel Avenue return from Pittsburgh where their son George Elmer Martin graduates from the University of Pittsburgh Medical School. Dr Martin is also a Westminster College alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Martin
Laurel Avenue
Pittsburgh
George Elmer Martin
University of Pittsburgh
Dr. Martin
Westminster College
Tureen dinner joins Cascade park E O T club
E O T club members held a tureen dinner at Cascade park on Wednesday with fourteen attendees. A business session followed and Mrs. Patton became a new member. The group plans a breakfast at the park on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. T. Club
Cascade Park
Patton
the Park
Miss Reba Frank Elected to Drexel Honor Society
Miss Reba Frank of East Long avenue, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Frank, is elected honorary sophomore scholastic club member of the Key and Triangle Club at Drexel Institute Philadelphia. She will return home this week for summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba Frank
David Frank
East Long Avenue
Key
Triangle Club
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Frank
Myers Family Sixteenth Reunion Planned for June
The sixteenth annual Myers family reunion will be held Thursday, June 18, at the home of W. D. Morrison in Princeton, inviting relatives to gather for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
W. D. Morrison
Princeton
Social Meeting Planned by Welsh Club and Choral Society
Members of the Women’s Welsh Club and the New Castle Choral Society will hold a social evening at the Y M C A this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Welsh Club
New Castle Choral Society
Mrs W R Campbell and daughter visit Buchanan family
Mrs W R Campbell and daughter Betty Lee of East North street are visiting Mr and Mrs M R Buchanan of Pulaski. Miss Sally Lou Offutt a Penn Hall student at Chambersburg Pa has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Campbell
Betty Lee
East North Street
M. R., Buchanan
Pulaski
Sally Lou Offutt
Penn Hall
Chambersburg, Pa
Wonder Cream Promises Revitalizing Skin Cleansing
Advert describes a skin care product labeled as wonder cream praised for revitalizing and cleansing effects priced at 1.00 dollars for all skin types. Supporting claims note suitability for various skin types and a simple one dollar price.
Summer travels and home visits of local residents
Mrs. David Bevan and daughters Barbara and Marian of New York City visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Williams on Sheridan avenue. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Knox of Winter avenue return from a trip to Harrisburg and other eastern points. Harry H. Frank, Pitt student, spends the summer with his parents on East Long avenue. Miss Dorothy Jane Patton of South New Castleboro is home recovering after an operation at Shenango Valley hospital. Miss Gladys Grant of Boston Conservatory visits her parents on North Mill street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bevan
Barbara
Marian
New York City
Daniel Williams
Sheridan Avenue
John H. Knox
Winter Avenue
Harrisburg
Dorothy Jane Patton
South New Castleboro
Shenango Valley Hospital
Gladys Grant
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Mass
Mrs
George Grant
North Mill Street
Cheaper To Marry at Capitol features stars of stage and screen
The Capitol presents Cheaper to Marry headlined by Lewis Stone with Paulette Duval and Conrad Nagel in a witty drama of two husbands and their romance. The plot follows a junior partner who marries, a senior who seeks freedom, and a costly infidelity that strains a firm’s credit before a dramatic resolution. Also on the program are Ben Turpin in a travesty, Pathe News, Pathe Review, and Capitol Trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Lewis Stone
Paulette Duval
Madame de Pompadour
Valentino
Monsieur Beaucaire
Lady Lion Tamer
Conrad Nagel
Marguerite de la Motte
Evelia
Ben Turpin
Pathe
Pathe Review
Capitol Trio
Capitol
Also Mentioned on This Page
Radia
Andrews-Bornman Wedding News
Young Reunion
E. M. M’creary
NEW Castle Drug Corp
Clark
Mackie
Jack Gerson
North Mercer Street
Penn Theater Bldg
Gerson's
Florence Lubold
Fred D. March
Water Street
Shaw Street
All Pu Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
Bell Phone
Wedding News
N. C. Hospital Guild
Bell
New Castle
Young and
FXTRA
Balto
Nome
Gunnar Kassan
Brown
Hamilton Go
Ing Machine
Y. O. A. Girls
Dolly
Kansas
True Story Magazine
Valaze Whitener
Fetterman
Siberling-Lingenselter
Mermaids
Parologs Pharmacy
Texall Store
Tow Castle
The
Brier Hill Steel Company
Pitt
Drexel
New Head
City
Harry H. Frank
Spend
Whirl of Gaiety
Samuel Shipman
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