Dicksons Host Week of Social Events in New Castle Area
Prof and Mrs George Dickson of Orraneldy Opiternia spend a busy week in New Castle with friends. They dine with R B Frederick Rober, attend dinners at the Smith and Kaplan homes, join Ladies of the Storia Club event with Prof Birkson delivering an address, and host or attend several dinners and gatherings with local families and Daughters of the American Revolution members in observance of Mos Day and Class of 1950 activities.
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George Dickson
Orraneldy
Opliternia
New Castle
He Boing ii
Fine Boen
Fb Nh
Soulnl
New Wilmington
BH. Rundolle
Smith Home
Storia Club
B. K. Thinker
Depen
Kiox Avenue
Birkson
Olack
Mc Combs
New Bedford Road
Attorney
Robert White
Hazelcrofe Ryonne
Cho
Dickson
New Cantino
Id Mra
Mronk L. Orth
Fuolld Qvenus
Mra
Qosonr Shuiffer
Albert Street
Howty
Mr. Dlokson
Dlimor
Miss Ruth McAnlis Names Wedding Date
Miss Ruth McAnlis daughter of Mr and Mrs E M McAnlis of 210 Euclid Avenue has begun plans for her wedding to Archer Bush Jonny Metadora Park Bush of Warren Ohio The ceremony will be held at Duddy with Rev Raymond Neilson uncle of the groom officiating Only the parents will attend Reading Circle members will hold their annual picnic Tuesday June 13 at Cascada Park Dinner is scheduled for 12 40 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth McAnsly
E. M. McAns
Euclid Avenue
Intureday
Archer Bush
Jonny Metadora
Park Bush
Millstyle Drive
Warren
Ohio
Duddy
Raymond Neilson
Jush
Sepa
Reading Circle
Cascada Park
Albert Yoho
Katherine Street
A. M. Yoho
Charles ‘Alburn
A. M. McConahy
James Moora
Laura Blucher
Mery. Caldwell
Howard Magill
Thost
Jefferson Street
Robinson and Southern Girl wed in Kentucky
Announcement from Pikesville Kentucky notes Miss Grievieve Cline daughter of Mr and Mrs J S Cline wed to Harry L Robinson son of Mrs Ida Spotinzon of New Castle on Thursday May 18 at Pikesville. Robinson formerly starred on the football squad at the local Senior High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grievieve Cline
J.S. Cline
Pikesville
Kentucky
Harry L. Robinson
Ida Spotinzon
Walnut Street
New Castle
E Robinson
East Brook High Alumni Picnic At Lakewood Beach
East Brook High School alumni plan a basket picnic at Lakewood Beach on Thursday June 20. Dinner at 6:30 PM followed by an program. first reunion in two years with many attendees expected. Officers include Walter McKee president Kenneth Kennedy vice president Mildred Sargeant corresponding secretary Garlo Shaw recording secretary and Gveroth McCreary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Brook
Alunt
Lakewood Beach
al- Wind
Walter McKee
Kenneth Kennedy
Mildred Sargeant
Garlo Shaw
Gveroth McCreary
SISTERHOOD CLOSES CLUB SEASON AT TEMPLE MEETING
The James Sisterhood will close its club season Tuesday evening at the temple with a chicken dinner before the meeting. Mrs. M Schoenberg is captain with aides Mrs. B Kiine Mrs Charles Mann Bea yer Pails and others hosting. Annual reports and officer installations will be featured.
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Temple James Sisterhood
Temple
M. Schoenberg
Ot ‘Foam Four
Mirs. B. Kiine
Charles Mann
Bea
William. Cosel
M. Feichtwanger
Nettle Linfield
Seasion
Miss Martha Yourd Weds Vincent Morris in Girard
The city bride Miss Martha Kathleen Yourd of Sumner avenue and Vincent Morris of Girard married on their own 28th anniversary as former officiant presided. Miss Yourd, Wooster grad and English teacher, and Mr Morris, son of the late Mr and Mrs Frank Morris, now teach and study at Wooster and Ohio State. They will reside in Mineral Ridge after September 11. The ceremony featured Doris Shawkey on piano and a bouquet of rosebuds, baby’s breath and delphinium.
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Batarday
Martha
Kathellen Wourd
Sumner Avenue
Vincent Morris
Girard
Robert
Wooster University
Cirard, O
Morris
Frank Morris
Girard, O
Wooster
Ohio
Mineral ‘Ridge
Eleanor
Doris Shawkey
Polk
Pal
Westminster Consertory of Music
Giam Re
Reading Circle Club Meeting Noted in Fragments
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places related to local clubs and meetings including George Glass, Pastore, Mr Gribble, Winter Avenue, Laurel Avenue, and Mrs John Allin. Mentions read like notes for a sewing club, bridge club, and reading circle with times and street references.
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George Glass
Circle
Odacade Piente
Pape Club
Ah Pastore
Jollikouains
Mr Gribble
Winter Avenue
Bilent
Ottage
Grove
John “Allin
Sin-Mar-Bridge
Cluvery
Laurel Avenue
Daughters of 1812 hold last meeting in New Castle
The Chapter Daughters of 1812 held a Saturday luncheon at Mrs. W. H. Weinschenk’s Ga veonsh Gardens with Misses Margeret and Virginia Weinschenk as hostesses. The program included a business session led by Regent Mrs. Grace M. Greet, patriotic quotations, a paper on the History of Our Flag by Helen Reed of Sharon, and an article on How to Display the Flag by Wel lz Brooks. The event closed their summer activities.
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New Castle
Perry
W. H. Weinschenk
Gaveonsh Gardens
Margeret
Virginia “Weinschenk
Grace M
Helen Reed
Sharon
Wellz ‘Brooks
Dance series at Field Club opens for summer season
A first in a summer series at the New Castle Field Club opened Saturday with a large turnout of young college students home for vacations. Lanterns decorated the veranda for a garden party feel as music played. A second dance is planned biweekly for club members. Also today, Mr and Mrs WA Stone andMr and Mrs Ralph Romsey attended the graduation of their son at Carnegie Institute of Technology in journalism and printing. They joined a pre commencement reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Field
Young! College
WA. Stone
Ralph Romsey
Boyles
Enue
Pittsburgh
Dbelr
John
Tron
Carnegie Institute, of Technology
Aspinwall
Marriage reception notes amid fragmented lines
A damaged excerpt describes a reception held for a young couple in Bethlehem near New Castle. The passage mentions vows of friendship and presents as tokens, with unclear punctuation and stray words suggesting a celebratory event.
Garden party plans and club notices announced for Friday
A muddled local notice lists a Garden Party thirteen and events this Friday including an executive board gathering, Flag Day observance, and a Piser Emory reunion at Liberty Grange Inn road. Other items mention postponed meetings for KtNu-club and EN Club, with hosts named Joan Miller and Jim Goniehild.
Picnic 15 success by Welfare Department delightfully enjoyed
The Welfare Department hosted Picnic 15 with games and various diversions in a pleasant manner. Attendees enjoyed the event and the activities provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Cursory Fragments Highlight Local Mention Of Cornel University
Fragmentary text refers to Cornel University with mentions of a Mr Ran and a Darlington, alongside social context. The readable content is incomplete, lacking clear events, dates, or outcomes to form a full report.
Junior Recital Plans Highlight Music Club
The Junior Recital for the Music Club is planned for Tuesday at 8 o'clock in Highland. Mrs Heleni Ewing and Mrs Celia Wolford, residents of this city, accompany farmer's House guest Mrs Francis Goodrich from McKees Rocks, who travels to Conneaut Lake to open the event. The Epworth Players of the Epworth Methodist Church will hold their event in the park area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
Heleni
Ewing
The
Eastern
Star and
Mra
Celia” Wolford
Gra
West Virginia
Epworth
Ep ‘Worth
Methodist
Shower Honors Miss Ruth McAntis At Euclid Avenue
A summer gathering at East Brook on Euclid Avenue honored Miss Ruth McAntis with a social event attended by many local figures. Notables from New Castle chapter and Bethlehem Baptist group joined the Hampden district, while plans for the Eastern Star chapter meeting at the Grimes Street home were noted for Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Mia
Edwin McAntis
Pinehurst
East Brook
Ruth McAntis
Euclid Avenue
Atty
Archer
Swen
Richard
Mayberry
Harold Brwig
Bethlehem ‘Baptist
Marie Kenst
Grimes
Carl Leathers Appears Before City Council
Carl Leathers appeared before the city council at City Hall today, presenting concerns or testimony during a scheduled meeting. The session addressed local issues and public input, with council members hearing remarks and considering next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Leathers
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Dicksons
Ruth McAnlis
E. M. McCreary
Monroe Street
New Casile
Bell Phone
Gurson
Jack Gerson
Peon Theater
Harry Robinson
East Brook High Almuni
Sisterhood
Osmetery Association Pianic Thy Cemetery Association
Portersvile United Presbyterian Church
Portersville
Gevsa
Prines
Field Club
Boyd Benit
And
Clenahen
Nelaski,Pinchiot
Bras
Waahington Ee
New Cantle
Lawren Ange and ‘Trust
Eversharp Square
Ular
Metzler
Bethle
In'a
B. E
Kamen Avenue
Priday
Torelock
Pisor
Emery
Piser-Emery
Liberty
Grangeha Innaburg
George Kennedy
Bee ¢ Street
Joan Miller
Youngstown
Jim Goniehild
Garfield Avenue
ASL. C
Haa
Cornel University
Ran
Hatte
Darlington
Howard ‘Geary
H Tind
Justus Biabil
Conneaut Lake
Lertue
Pavetita
Club
Anycate
Tatlafactory Service
Lawrence County
Jacob F. Perelman
Wallace
Atel
DAVIS
Davis Shoe CO
West Side
New Castle Street Electric Railway Company
Mather Bros. CO. Jewelers
East
Washington ST
Bmart
Sano Hollywood
AOS
Weingartner
Mercer and
East Washington Sts
Hamburg
Hrooketeld
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