Hegeman Etter Wedding News in Mittineague
Mr and Mrs Walter B Hereman of Mittineague announce the engagement of their daughter Amy Louise to Frederick Burns Etter son of Mr and Mrs W F Etter of Spruce Street The ceremony occurred at the bride’s home Friday in the presence of family and a few friends The bride works in the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co office Etter is a 1922 Springfield High graduate and is superintendent of physical education in Providence Public Schools They will reside in Springfield Mass for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Hereman
Mittineague
Mass
Amy Louise
Frederick Burns Etter
W. F. Etter
Spruce Street
Masachusetts Mutual Lie Insurance Company
Etter
Providence
R. I
Springfield
Japanese Tea Party and Birthday Surprises Reported
A series of social events are noted including a Japanese Tea Party hosted by Miss Betty Gray for the Young Woman's Missionary Society at her Taylor street home with lanterns and a penny bouquet decor. Other items include a birthday surprise for Harry Armstrong on Maryland avenue, a wedding-style bridge gathering at Neshannock boulevard, and the Myers reunion slated for June 21 at Willard Grange hall near Hermar Church plus an O B F club gathering hosted by Mrs. Paul McCandless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Gray
Taylor Street
Young Woman's Missionary Society
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Lester McClelland
Dorothy Daugherty
Mary Etta Daugherty
Dorothy Riley
Mary Ettai Daugherty
Lea
Miss Mary Connor Weds Paul Duff in Braddock
A wedding at St Joseph's church unites Miss Mary Elizabeth Connor daughter of Mrs. M J Connor and Paul Duff son of Mrs. Charles Duff. Nuptial high mass at 9 by Rev Fr Eger. bridesmaids include Miss Mary Duff. Best man Joseph Dess. A 17 guest breakfast at Granada Tea Room precedes the couple's eastern motor trip and new home at 405 South Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph's Church
Mary Elizabeth Connor
M. J. Connor
South Bay Street
Paul Duft
Charles Duff
Delaware Avenue
Fr. Eger
Braddock
Clare Duff
Proom
Mary Duff
Joseph Dess
Granada Tea Room
Dresden
W. R. Campbell Undertakings Company
Duff
McCoy Motor Company
D. O. D. Club Dinner Postponed One Week
The D. O. D. club in Youngstown Ohio postpones its dinner for members by one week. The event was scheduled for Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. D. Club
D. O. D. Cub
Youngstown
State Regent Speaks At D. A. R. Meeting Here
Mrs. N Howland state regent spoke at a D A R tea in Lincoln avenue home of Mrs C S Royce. Lawrence chapter and Western Pennsylvania chapters discussed Valley Forge Memorial window support and debunked the D A R Black List myth. Delegates elected for state convention in Allentown in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Royce
Lincoln’ Avenue
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
N. Howland
Brown
Norristown
Butler
Grove City
Sharon
New Wilmington
Beaver
Valley Forge
W.W. Campbell
J. H. Frew
BB. Russell
Alain Locke
F. P. McCreary
Wayne Stitzinger
Jessie Ray
Floy Owens
Helen McBride
Grace Woodworth
Jessie Hamilton
EB. A. Moore
Edward Gilbert
Frank Fischer
J. ©. Raney
Harry Moore
Albert Fankhouser
William M. White
J. G. Norris
Fred L. Rentz
C. R. Ralph
Margaret Smith
Belen McBride
Allentown
Jane Love
GC. &. Royce
F. G. Simonton
Benjamin Beisel
Mary Browne
C. A. Moore
Jennie Morgan
David Ritchie
Howard Frew
F. E. Sowersby
Grace Phillips Johnson
Anna Ferry
F. D. McCreary
J. H. Gelbach
Marjory McCandless
W. A. Stone
Irving Balon
8. S. Sampson
Highland Book Club Hosts Friday Gathering
Mrs. Frank Butz of Carlisle Street will entertain Highland Book Club members at her home on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sisley of Ray Street will host RN NL club members on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Book Club
Frank Butz
Carlisle Street
RN. NL Club
Arthur Sisley
Ray, Street
Loretta Lee to Wed Alfred Ver Vasian in Baltimore
Invitations issued by Dr and Mrs W H Lee for the wedding of their daughter Loretta to Alfred C Ver Vasian of Baltimore Mad The ceremony will be solemnized in First Mt church Monday evening June 24 at 7 30 p m A reception will follow at the bride’s home Evening Party Miss Allene Mears Butler avenue entertained a group of girls from the 128 high school class at her home Monday night Music and games featured and prizes awarded Miss Mary McGeehan received a prize Piano solos were played by Miss Allene Mears and Miss Mary Elizabeth Pitzer with vocal selections by Miss Catherine Leonard Dainty refreshments were served Washington Club Miss Allene Mears will entertain Washington club at her home Friday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weceine Bridge
Frank Taylor
Neshannock Boulevard
Harold Campbell
Bruce Robinson
Dorothy Taylor
Neshanagek Boulevard
Vezeay-Clingensmith
Annie R. Vezeay
David H. Chingensmith
Jann W. Coles
Wildwood Avenue
George MM. Gandis
First Baptist Church
CA. McCail
Copenhagen
Elizabeth Vezeay
C. A. McCall
Clifford Clingensmith
Ployd
Frank Clingensmith
Nellie McRobie
John W. Coles
This City
Anna Price
Philadelphia
Blanche McRobie
Hudson
Jack Jones, Jr
Bell Avenue
Marie Billy
Margaret Grittie
Stella Palmer
Carl McCracken
Esther Chamberlain
Bertha
M. E
Ruth Zerner
Boyles Avenue
Helen Minick
Ethel Richards
J. J. Heess
Edward Riverett
Lloyd MokKirman
Helen, Minick
Mite Box
Margaret Jeffrey
W. H. Lee
Delaware Avenue
Loretta
Alfred C. Ver Vasian
Baltimore Mad
Allent Mears
Butler Avenue
Mary McGeehan
Allene, Mears
Mary ‘McGeehan
Mary Elizabeth, Pitzer
Catherine Leonard
Sara, Mears
Camela Cunningham
Louise Tindan
Washington Club
Allene Mears
Washinngton Club
Social notes parade local residents movements and visits
W. C. Allen of Volani spent Monday with friends. Van C. Carr and family of Walls street left Sunday for a trip to California. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Jennings and sons of St. Louis are visiting A. P. Jennings and wife on Ray street. Mrs. M. C. Frankenberg of Volare returns from New Castle. J. H. Huston leaves for Chicago for the Radio show. Mrs. Sam Fletcher goes to Akron for her sister-in-law’s illness. Mrs. D. D. Reid of Brockville visits her parents on Rhodes. Mrs. Charles Allen and daughter Marjorie return from Sharon. Mr. and Mrs. Eckles attend Amherst College commencement for Donald Eckles. Mr. and Mrs. Buckley attend Ed O’Brien funeral in Girard. Burial at St Mary’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Allen
Volani
van C. Carr
Walls Street
Galifornia
H. T. Jennings
Saroue
Fret
St. Louis
A. P. Jennings
Ray
Robert Sharp
McKeesport
M. C. Frankenberg
Volare
New Castle
J. H. Huston
Norwood Avenue
Chicago
Sam Fletcher
East Long Avenue
Akron
P. A. Parlse
David D. Reid
Brockville
Ira. M. Rhodes
Groton Avenue
Charles Allen
Marjorie
Sharon
J. H. Conrad
Haus Avenues
Add
W. G. Eckles
Moody Avenue
Ari
Robert A. Eckles
Winter Avenue
Amherst
Mass
Amherst College
Donald
B. J. Buckley
West North Street
Girard, G
Ed. O'Brien
O'Brien
Pront Street
St. Mary's Cemetery
Religious and Fraternal Circles Meeting Postponed
The Berean Bible class meeting was postponed due to the death of Mrs Frank Rudesill's mother. Hoover Heights youth service is tonight at 7:45, with a children’s meeting tomorrow at 5. Friday prayers, Barnes home, Cottage meeting at 7:45. Spiritualist Church of Truth holds services at McGoun hall East Washington, 8 pm Wednesday with a short talk and Q A. J.P Club hosts luncheon Wednesday at Nellie Ingruo’s home. Sawalla and Jolly Seven clubs adjust meeting times and locations. Delegates named at the Young People’s Christian Union meeting of the Third U.P. church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rudesill
Berean
Hoover Heights
Hale
Barnes
Prospect Street
C.J. Ander
Spiritualist Church
Spiritualist
Church of Truth
McGoun Hall
East Washington Street
JO. P Club
A. &. Guthrie
William Trax
Sheridan
Violet John
Nellie Ingruo
Planis
Nua
J. OD. P. Club
J O'Elnek
Young People'’s Christian Union
Third U. PB
Williard McCowan
Maryland Avenue
Russell McNickle
Birth Announcements for Anabel and Elmer James
Mr and Mrs Saul Wolfe of Long Avenue announce the birth of a daughter on June 14 named Anabel. Mr and Mrs Cecil B Suther of Chestnut Street announce the birth of a son on June 10 at New Castle hospital named Elmer James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O
Wiliam Trax
Sheridan Avenue
New Castle Hospital
A.L. C
James Eagan
Croton Avenue
William Sturdy
Bessemoor
William Scott
East Washington Street
L. Chib
Charles Freehan
Fairmont Avenue
Geneva
Albert Vetter
Saul Wolfe
Long Avenue
Anabel
Cecil
Suther
Chestnut’ Street
New Castle’ Hospital
Elmer James
Fly-Tox In One Minute Mosquito Killer Ad
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Research Fellowship
Ardy
Delegates Named for Navona WY and New Wilmington Meet
Miss Helen Kyle was named a delegate to the New Wilmington missionary conference opening August 3. A delegate to the Navona WY P C U will convene at Con neaut Lake on July 26. After the business meeting an informal social with games and music followed. Receptions were served by William McCowen, Katherine Hopper and Clarence McHattie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navona WY. P.C. U
Conneaut Lake
Helen Kyle
New Wilmington
Date Set To Hear Objections To Report In Alley Work
A report hearing date is designated for objections regarding work in an alley between Section E East Madison and East Cherry streets. The Third U P church event and L Anei L white meeting at Mrs Joan Cromie on CHY att Franklin Ave are noted. Insurance Union and Sharon chapter of the American Insurance Union prepare a gathering. Stockholders demand a credited manager delivering higher profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Madison
East Cherry Street
U. P
Lanei L. White
Joan Cromie
Franklin Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
College of Dentistry
University of Pittsburgh
Philip E. Sargeant
W. B. Sargeant
East Brook
Sargeant
Wen
Pitt
Temple Israel Sisterhood
C. C. Stump
Hillcrest Avenue
Sisterhood
L. C. Weller
Wilmington Avenue
Clinton Keagy
Clenmore Boulevard
Mildred Garvey
Carnegie
Marian Brickell
LA. B
John Sweet
Warren Avenue
E. M. McCreary
Manion St. Bell
Inger
Jack Gerson
Owens’ Studio
E. L. Young
Optometrist
Davis Shoe Store
Harry Armstrong
Odette
Bridge Club
O. B. F. Club
Paul McCandless
Beckford Isereet
Ellhurst
George Thomas Colored Orchestra
the Willows
Reuniens
Bic
A. R. Watson
H. H. Rosenthal
Greer Bldg
Metzler
Mary Connor
Paul Duff
New Castle Dry Goods Co
Buc
Southern Cross
James W. Warner
George F
William W. Warner
William Herzog
Stella Hahn
Sacramento
Cal
Center
Dorothy
William Hahn
Jimmy
Brookville
Marjorie Rhodes
Beckford Street
Leon Drumm
Reid
William Knauber
Brest
J. B
Greenville-Clarksville
Loretta Lee
Persona
Sawnally, Club
George Campbell
Washington Street
Will Anter
Sawalla Club
Jolly Seven Club
Robert Thodgers
Oak Street
Rock Springs
Hares Orchestra
Beechwood
New Castle Road
TUES
THURS
FBI
North
Mercer Street
van Fleet & Eakin
the Man’s Shop
Dhen
EET
N. Mill ST
New Castle, PA
Robert Mackie
East North St
Mather Aros
Mather
Market Place
Mather Bros. CO
Namonds.Watlehes—Jewelry
EL Washington Street
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