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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1938
Page
3
A local event called Wimodausis Picnic is planned for Wednesday at the grove Haven area. The notice mentions organizers and several attendees by name, including Mrs. Harris and Mr. Pitzer, with specific times and locations referenced in the fragmented invitation.
A birthday celebration for Mrs Audrey Youngs Beals was hosted by Mrs M J Young on Hill Crest Avenue. Friends and relatives attended a bridge and poker evening with a toast and a delicious tea. A separate surprise party at Sunnerman honored Robert Buck on his eighteenth birthday with games dancing and a well set dining table.
Mrs Sass Farrar of 507 Wrippo Alley celebrated her birthday with a Friday gathering at home. Guests enjoyed a luncheon, pink decor, and a large cake with a center cluster of pyres while presenting the honoree with many gifts. Attendees included Miss Agnes Lundeven Mr and Mrs J M McGaffey Mrs John Groves Miss Sue Bolsehner Miss Ann Goldner Miss Mary Dudvakey Fort Farrar and Mrs Christine Shafter.
Miss Estelle Lichens opened her Mt Jackson home to 31 members of the Sts of the bed and served as host. The group decorated the garden and welcomed special guests Mr and Mrs William Agnew and Mrs G 5 Miller New Castle Miss Seltzer Mr Jackson and Miss Lichens Evans City. The class will hold a business meeting Friday June 11 in the Church.
At the New Castle Chapter of Hadassah the Executive Board met at Mrs. Henry Cohen’s home to plan the year end luncheon at the New Castle Field Club on Tuesday June 28 with installation of officers. Reservations are handled by Mrs. Abe Fisher. A tea for newly elected officers will be hosted by Mrs. L I Kohn on Wednesday June 15 at 2 o'clock. The Leadership Group meeting led by Mrs. Olive Hewitt is set for June 21 at 8 o'clock at Mrs. L F Kohn’s home.
A bridal shower honored Mrs. Jay McClanahan nee Anna Martie Rowland with 21 relatives and gifts. Dorothy Marie McElroy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. McElroy, received gifts at a reception following commencement. Attendees included relatives from Allquippa Warren and Ellwood roads. birthday celebration for George Heckart featured dancing and refreshments. Old Time Rebekahs held a tureen dinner at 425 Epworth street before later gatherings at Ellwood Road resident Mrs. Auyaili’s meeting.
Members of the New Idea club held a picnic at Helen Clark's home on North Mulberry Street due to bad weather, with a 6:30 menu and flowers, followed by games and cards. They planned a July 8 breakfast outing at Cascade Park. The Ben Bible Class also met at First Christian church, with a business session led by Kenocharge, a Teencher reading by James Bowman, awards, and a traditional Rosary. The McCresty Pou Ue Bid Sherbine families gathered at Cascade Park for a basket luncheon.
Members of the Reading Circle of ’06 gather for their annual picnic dinner at Cascade Park grove at noon Tuesday. In charge are Mrs. Jenne Shaffer Mrs. J Albert Wilson Mrs. John Agnew and Mrs. P K Fike.
The American Home Citizenship Department of Woman's club held a Sunday picnic at Mrs. Gilbert A. Cox's Maitland Lane home in Walma despite light showers. Forty-eight members attended as the group closed activities until September. Decorations, a buffet luncheon, and table centerpieces accompanied games including a Question Bee won by Mrs. Jz. F. G. Harper and Bingo prizes. New club president Mrs. Arthur Foster attended as a guest. arrangements were led by Mrs. H. N. Orle and others.
Miss Kathryn Anderson and Miss Pauline Booker of the Junior Business and Professional Woman's Club left for Buckhill Falls Pennsylvania to attend the North East Regional Conference as local delegates. They were joined by Miss June Brown. Sessions run June 10 to 12 with return planned for Tuesday.
The 24th annual Gibson family reunion will be held on Wednesday June 13 at the home of Ms and Mrs Ray Mitton in Lima Ohio.
The GB A Officers Club and Women's Benelil Association plan a Monday evening meeting at Mrs. Minnin Kaufman's East Washington Street home with co-hostess Mrs. Elizabeth Hoyle. A Monday Evening Bridge is set for Julia White on Pine Street and H S P skating. Lawrence County Garden Forum hosts a tureen dinner for Good Neighbors guests. A Lusk Reunion is noon Wednesday with the field on Thursday June 16 at the Misses Jennie and Zula Lusk home in Mt Jackson. The 1972 Club meets Tuesday at Mrs. John Knox Whipbo Street for a 1932 club gathering.
A 30 guest Edenburg group surprised Mr and Mrs Willis M McBride on Delaware Avenue for an upcoming wedding anniversary on June 12. The event featured a mock wedding, music, and an electrical gift presentation, with refreshments served by committee members Dorothy Hofmelister Florence Nicholls and Carmel Deprana. Special guests included Edna Snyder Pat Margery Farine and Tom Shaller.
City notices show Jonn Young on Sheridan Avenue reported a spare wheel and fire from his auto last night. A plate fell from a pickup at the Washington site and damaged H. L. Stipe’s auto. 28 Soult Shrew reported to Esst Washington site yesterday. Dean SWillamy of Boyles Avenue said a first aid kit from a machine was taken or moved. he told police.
Miss Vera Rose Patton of the Senior high school class was honored for perfect attendance and punctuality. She did not miss days except for a fever and a family death. she lived at 908 Chearnut street and hoped to become a nurse.
Washington charges fly as lawmakers discuss granting sweeping investigative powers under an anti monopoly bill. Representative Bacle Co Mithovier of Michigan urges a joint committee from legislative and executive branches to probe operation of monopoly laws and related practices.
Jameson Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Frank Largo Vera Johnson and Dorcahy with addresses in North Liberty and Braver Street. Discharges include Grace Williams Linnie Slayton Ellen om Mrs Ida Weir and Wayne Moore from Grand View Avenue.
Marriage license applications listed for several residents including John Rosswees and Josepha Tangivdl from Wampum Avenue in Elwood City and William McNeal of Frankuim Avenue, along with Perry Dale Jonmetny and Lorene Pallar in New Castle County. A separate police report describes a traffic accident on Wear Washington streets involving Harman driving west on Wear Washington when the crash occurred.
Helen Wills Moody of Calle Corn secured the United States eighth straight Wightman Cup victory by defeating Kay Stammers 4-6 6-3 and the U S team maintained leadership after her earlier win.
Mahoning Valley Grange will hold a meeting at 4 oclock with Master presiding. Members are advised to attend as discussions on local agricultural activities and community support are expected.
J Meinhardt, a Chicago shield specialist, will appear at the Tod Hotel in Youngstown on Thursday June 1 from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. He will demonstrate a rupture shield claimed to cure weakened muscles and offer on site charging.
Four members of the Caste Council 365 and Junior Order of United American Mechanics depart for THA O. 40 participate Sunday in the eighth annual beneficiary basket picnic and homecoming to support the National Orphans Home. Paul Walters leads the group with Pak Rinker, Joe McGaskey and Jamon Fox. Six states will send delegations to the event hosted by Jy QC U A M councils.
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