Wimodauses Picnic at Cascade Park Plans in Full Swing
Wimodauses members plan the annual picnic at Cascade Park on Wednesday June 18 with a tureen dinner at 1 oclock and park amusements after noon. Mrs Roy Long chairs with a large committee including Mrs J G Bhim Mrs W J Chap Mrs H L Dasne and many others. L O L No 129 members meet Friday at 8 in Trades and Labor Assembly hall for initiation in the first degree, no social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Roy Long
Mames
Lang
J. G. Bhim
Wi J. Chap
H. L. Dasne
Harry Dinsmore
H.W. French
Charles Grays
Walter Calmore
John Haven
Ann Harris
Harry Hammond
Jae William Hewitt
Dallas Hitde+ Jenkins
Wils
Russell Meigin
M Grand
Wi 4Liam Johns
Harry McFraters
McCreary
W. Ll. Nesbit
Pearce, Mix
Ralph Rams Grant Shaffer
William Strumater
Griff Thomas
Glen Weber
Rachel Wilder
Harold Yose
Trades and Labor Assembly Hall
Walmo Garden Club Hostess Delights Members
Members of the Walmo Garden club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. C. Hileman on New Wilmington road for a monthly gathering. A luncheon was served, a program featured a talk on Roses and Rose Cultures by Mrs. Hileman, followed by a discussion on Declphimism by Mrs. A. H. Mellor. Mrs. R. J. Kylander received the club cap won at the Lawrence County Garden Flower Show. A breakfast is planned July 10 at the New Wilmington Community Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walmo Garden Club
W. C. Hileman
New Wilmington Road
Rowe
Hileman
A. H. Mellor
R. 3. Kylander
Lawrence County
New
Witninscon
J. Young
Helen Mancino
South Cochran Way
Sue DeRobblo
Elizabeth Peretti
Matte Ross
Sue DeRobbio
Mildred Marcella
South Jefferson Street
Y O A Girls Meet at Mrs Johnston Home
The Y O A Girls met at Mrs F Johnston s Northview Avenue home for a regular card game evening. Bridge provided the pastime with Mrs Mae Marshall winning the high score award. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Frank Clinefelter in the late evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnston
Northview Avenue
Mae Marshall
Frank Clinefelter
Pilgrimage Planned by North Beaver Garden Club
North Beaver Garden Club members toured the Patterson estate in Patterson Heights Beaver Falls to view the garden and visited Firestone Park Columbiana for a picnic. Mrs W W Davis and Charles Wallace arranged the Pilgrimage. the menu was prepared by Samuel McGullough Ed Bradley Grace Reed and George McCall. An open meeting is set for July at the North Beaver school with the program committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Beaver Garden Club
Patterson Estate
Patterson Heights
Beaver Falls
Firestone Park
Columbiana
W. W. Davis
Charles Wallace
Samuel McGullough
Ed Bradley
Grace Reed
George McCall
North Beaver School
Bertie McGuire 15 Honored At Shower
A large party at the Hexman residence on South Mill street honored Miss Bertie McGuire as she prepares to wed William Siebandler on June 14 at St Joseph's church. About 30 guests from the Johnson Bronze office attended with games, prizes, and a luncheon. Gift table and greetings reflected a festive early summer social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gretta Jackson
Rudy Herman
Ann Sobal
Lucy James
Hexman
South Mill Street
Bertie McGuire
Wiliam Siebandler
St. Joseph's Church
Johnson Bronze Office
Sue Weidner
Clara Coyne
Eppinger Winder Lawn Wedding Unites Plain Grove Pair
Simplicity marked the lawn wedding of Miss Gertrude Eppinger daughter of John Eppinger of Plain Grove and Calvin Winder son of Mr and Mrs Joseph C Winder also of Plain Grove on a Wednesday evening at the Eppinger home Rev Leslie Bell officiated The couple will reside in Clintonville after a short wedding trip The bride a teacher wears a marquisetted lace gown with a lillie veil and carries a colonial bouquet The groom is a Plaingrove native graduate of Grove City college and Presbyterian Seminary at Louisville A reception followed with family friends and bridesmaids in blue marquisette The ceremony featured musical tributes by Leora McCommon and Rev Fred Vogenits of Philadelphia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Eppinger
John Eppinger
Plaingrove
Rey
Calvin Winder
Joseph C. Winder
Eppinger
Leslie Bell
Plaingrove Presbyterian Church
Leora McCommon
Fred Vogenits
Philadelphia
Miss McCammon
F. W. Geiger
Asimatron of Honor
Betty Eppinger
Gaylord Eppinger
Arthur Armstrong
Guy Eppinger
Clintonville
Winder
Presbyterian Church
Plaingrove High School
Slippery Rock Staite Teachers College
Plaingrove School
Grove City College
Presbyterian Seminary At
Louisville
Order of Eastern Star No 333 Meet Monday Evening
Order of Eastern Star No 333 will hold a regular meeting Monday evening at the Scottish Rite Cathedral with Mrs Martha Berkheimer worthy matron presiding A social time will follow the business meeting Plans will be completed for the annual picnic of all chapter members Their families and friends Cascade Park Thursday afternoon June 19 The occasion will take the form of a basket picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Scottish Rite
Martha Berkheimer
Ap Cascade Park
Jameson Auxiliary Sews at Hospital in Morning Session
Ladies of the Jameson Memorial Hospital Auxiliary gathered in the solarium Wednesday morning and sewed from 9 until 12 o clock. Hostesses for the day were members of the Baldwin class of the Highland U. P. church with cutters Mrs. W. K. Hagus and Mrs. W. H. Hanger. On June 25 the Baldwin class will again host the sewing session. Fisher-Denning brings marriage news as Doris Ruth Fisher of McKeesport weds John Denning. ceremony performed by Magistrate John Lakenan at the bride's home, with Robert Anates as only attendant. The couple has returned from a short trip and resides at 1106 Park St. McKeesport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Solarium
Baldwin
Highland U. P. Church
W. K. Hagus
W. H. Hanger
Robert Anates
Mrs. Denning
Park St. McKeese Port
Y.L
U.P
James Gorman
East Washington Street
Albert Luts
Mary Caldwell
Ninnie Howard
Huron Avenue
Mabel Wilson Lodge Plans June Birthday Party
Members of Mabel Wilson lodge No. 567 met Wednesday evening in the Eagles hall for social time. Mrs. John Deck and Mrs. E. M. Johnston served on the committee. The next meeting on June 29 will feature a birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Wilken Lodge
Mabel Wilson Lodge
Eagles Hall
John Deck
E. M. Johnston
Indiana Alumnae Picnic Opens New Season
Indiana Alumnae association held its annual picnic at New Wilmington Community Park on Wednesday evening. The meeting began with a 6:30 dinner prepared by Mrs. James Hurst, Mrs. Freed Cooney, and Mrs. W. C. Falls. New president Mrs. Elmer Menger presided and formed committees for the September start of the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
James Hurst
Freed Cooney
W. C. Falls
Elmer Menger
Paulini Lang Church Wedding at St Pauls Lutheran
Kathryn Elizabeth Paulini and George Lang wed in a morning ceremony at St Pauls Lutheran Church officiated by Rev A M Stump. The bride wore white marquisette with orange blossom crown and carried white roses, sweet peas, and larkspur. A maid of honor wore pink chiffon, the couple planned a Baltimore wedding trip, and will reside at 414 East Garfield Avenue after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Elizahbeth Paulini
Andrew Paulini
Taylor Street
George Lang
John Lang
Wahildo Street
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
A. M. Stump
Annabelle Diller
Enor
William Snyder
Castleton
Lane
Baltimore
East
Garfield Avenue
Lang
Stme
Johnson Bronze
Frew Furniture Company
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Wimodausis
Garden Club
F. Johnston
Movitallaing
Ihuding
New Castle
Lawrence Savings A& Trust
South Side
South Mill St
Long Ave
Reputer
Claffey
Singer Bhampay
Kerr's
Holmes & Edwards
Rogers
Psst
Ann Ridgley
W. S
Scott Street
Hock Springs
Catherine Fornataro
Margaret Kennedy
Margaret Cangey
Dorothy Lowers
West Grant Street
Barbara Weliner
Mill Street
Macon Bridge
Suburban Tea Room
Tona Kensington
C. BE. Dutford
Croton Avenue
Roux
Rankin’s
Touleprone
Iva
Bia Orchestra
Sons of
Giets Bisdore Be
Arthur Meek
the Jeweler
Washington St
Pretty Lawn Wedding
Jameson
Indiana Alumnae
Mather Bros. Co
E. Washington ST
Strouss-Hirshberg’s
Coats
Fashion
Fashion Colony
Beach Coals
Tee Wen
Lentheric
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