Program for Junior Recital Announced at Castleton
The Music club at The Castleton announces a junior recital on June 14 at 9 29 o clock. The program lists oboe pieces, dances, songs, and classical works by Tschaikowsky, Beethoven, Dvorak, and McDowell among others. The event features performers including Helen Noga, Virginia McBride, Beatrice Sandler, and Mary Louise Meehan, with a concluding cornet solo and salon selections.
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Castleton
Avalanche Fidale
Obo
Tesa Hiller
Gertrude Rowland
Strickland Sherman Samuels
Retiring G A R president attends Pennsylvania gathering
Mrs Jennie Houston of Chester Pa retiring president of the Depart ment of Pennsylvania Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic was guest of honor at a dinner of the Past Department Presidents Association. Officers elected include May belle Nissan Philadelphia president and May B Slattery Pittsburgh vice president. The group plans to meet in Lancaster Pa next year with fifteen past presidents in attendance.
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Jennie Houston
Chester
Department of Pennsylvania
Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania
Elk’s Club
Maybelle Nisson
Philadelphia
Catherine DeLacy Roche
Scranton
May B. Slattery
Pittsburgh
Sadie Abbot
Jeannette
Emma Sharkey
Catherine Williamson
Frances Martin Kuhns
Greensburg
Mattie Sewell
Margaret Franz
Annie E. Klein
Homestead
Anna Michener
Wesleyan M E Class Plans Cascade Park Dinner
The W C B Class of Wesleyan M E Church met with Mrs. Fred Kimmel and heard devotionals by Mrs. Ella Rote. Reading by Mrs. Will Britton and Bible readings by Mrs. Barbara Grittie preceded a business note about the annual class dinner at Cascade Park on June 18 with a picnic in the evening for members and husbands. Hostesses served refreshments and patriotic colors were shown. The next two months require no meetings. September hostesses are Mrs. Moorehead, Mrs. Matthews, and Mrs. Mottinger.
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Wesleyan M. E. Church
Fred Kimmel
Etna St
Ella Rote
Will Britton
Barbara Grittie
Cascade Park
Kimmel
Harry Masters
John Eberling
Booth
Moorehead
Matthews
John Mottinger
O. M. XK Club Holds Theatre Party Guest Visit
Twelve members of the O. M. XK Club attended a theatre party Thursday evening with guest Mrs. Rose Rodgers visiting Mrs. Williams Andrews. The date of the next regular meeting will be announced later.
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O. M. XK. Club
Rose Rodgers
William Andrews
Miss Ruth Drescher Selected as Soloist
Ruth Drescher of New Castle has been chosen by R. B. Savage as soprano soloist for a Wednesday recital on June 18 at Fillion Studios in Pittsburgh. She will perform Rachmaninoff pieces and leads the First United Presbyterian church quartet while also singing at Temple Israel.
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Ruth Drescher
New Castle
R. B. Savage
Fillion Studios
Pittsburgh
Corinne Louise Coughlan Weds Frederick Hill in Oil City
Corinne Louise Coughlan and Frederick Hill married Wednesday at the Coughlan home in Oil City. Rev. C. M. Stewart officiated as family and friends attended a palm adorned ceremony followed by a wedding breakfast for ten. Corinne, a Oil City High School Class of ’27 graduate, works in the city treasurer’s office. Frederick is with G. F. Roess Construction Co. They will reside at 402 Second Street, Oil City.
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Charles Coughlan
Oil City
Corinne Louise
Frederick Hill
George Hill
New Castle
C. M. Stewart
First United Presbyterian Church
Christine
Lyle Hill
Oil City High School
G. F. Roess Construction Company
Hill
Second Street
Birthday fete honors Miss Morfyydd Owens at Lyndal Street
Mrs Edward Owens hosted a Wednesday evening party at her Lyndal Street home in honor of Miss Morfyydd Owens a public school teacher. Music games and 500 provided entertainment with lunch served. Mrs Myrtle Adams and Miss Bertha Ayers assisted. Seven teen guests attended including Alvin Brown of Harrisville. The guest of honor received many gifts.
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Edward Owens
Lyndal Street
Morfyydd Owens
Myrtle Adams
Bertha Ayers
Owens
Alvin Brown
Harrisville
Reading Circle of ’06 Picnic at Cascade Park
The Reading Circle of ’06 held a picnic dinner at Cascade Park on Thursday. An oblong table in the grove was set for 25 guests with spring flowers in the decorations. Special guests included Mrs. Orr and her daughter Betty. After a delicious menu was served, the club enjoyed amusements at the park. The affairs committee consisted of Mrs. J. H. Cocher, Mrs. Frederick Gemmil, and Mrs. J. ve. Cavill.
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Cascade Park
Orr
Betty
J. H. Cocher
Frederick Gemmil
J. Ve. Cavill
David Griffith
Temple Avenue
Thomas McNicholas
Lillian Griffith
George Hurn
Galbreath Avenue
Loyal Band class hosts last meeting in church parlors
Members of the Loyal Band class of the Third United Presbyterian church gathered Wednesday evening in the church parlors with hostesses Mrs. Jane Johnston, Mrs. Beatrice Christy and Mrs. Harriet Hughes. After business, attendees were invited to a luncheon in the dining room set for thirty with spring flowers and a dainty lunch served.
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Loyal Band
Third United Presbyterian Church
Jane Johnston
Beatrice Christy
Harriet Hughes
Larkspur Kensington Club Dinner Honors Two Guests
Mrs. Ed Hiler hosted the Larkspur Kensington at a 12 o'clock Thursday dinner on Hartman street. Six members attended with two guests, Mrs. Harry Kirkwood and Mrs. Pearl Hunter. An informal after dinner period followed. In two weeks the club will meet with Mrs. Charles Brown on Hamilton street.
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Ed Hiler
Hartman Street
Larkspur Kensington
Harry Kirkwood
Pearl Hunter
Charles Brown
Hamilton Street
Hetrick Mayer Wedding Ceremony at St Andrews
Katherine Hetrick and William Mayer were married Thursday at St Andrews Episcopal church. The ceremony was led by Rev George Grambs with maid of honor Miss Jane Reynolds and best man Francis Avers. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s home, and the couple plans a motor trip to Cleveland and Detroit before settling at 772 Arlington Avenue after June 20.
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St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Katherine Hetrick
Jacob Hetrick
William Mayer
M. J. Mayer
Johnstown
George Grambs
Jane Reynolds
Francis Avers
Evening Bridge At Field Club Delights Players
The first Thursday Evening bridge party of the season at the New Castle Field club drew thirteen tables. Prizes went to Mrs. Jack McLure Mrs. J. M. Higgins H. W. Green and J. M. Higgins. The next event is set for June 26 with hosts Mr. and Mrs. William Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Albertson in charge.
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New Castle
H. W. Green
J. M. Higgins
William Wheeler
M.S. Albertson
Stephenson Circle Elects Officers at First Methodist Meeting
Mrs H C Warner hosted the Stephenson Circle at East Wallace Ave for the regular meeting of the First Methodist church. Miss Ethel Weitz led devotionals and officers were elected: President S Elmer Crawford First Vice R L Meermans Second Vice Leon Fink Recording Secretary H W Burgess Corresponding Secretary J C Pherson Treasurer H B Warner Mite Box Secretary E B Bartlett Extension H C Stillings Stewardship M S Streib Children's Work J L Rodgers Standard Bearers Counselors Phoebe Patton J W Anderson. After business, Charles Campbell and Frank Taylor entertained as child artists and the bank offering was received. Refreshments were served by Mrs H C Campbell’s group and the meeting adjourned to September 11 with Mrs E G McCombs.
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H. C. Warner
East Wallace Avenue
Stephenson
First Methodist Church
Ethel Weitz
S. Elmer Crawford
R. L. Meermans
Leon Fink
H. W. Burgess
J. C. Pherson
H. B. Warner
E. B. Bartlett
H. C. Stillings
M. S. Streib
J. L. Rodgers
Phoebe Patton
J. W. Anderson
Charles Campbell
Frank Taylor
H. C. Campbell
E. G. McCombs
Moody Avenue
Piano Recital Showcased Helen Ewing Pupils at Church
Friends and relatives attended a fine piano recital by Miss Helen Ewing’s pupils at First United Presbyterian Church on Thursday afternoon. Spring flowers adorned the setting as Natalie Ehrlich Edward McGill Margie Harper Jean Brewster Evelyn McMichael Bery Patton Virginia McBride Charlotte Mcliver Rebecca Samuels Anna Leinart Emily Turner and Dorothy Young performed. A group of vocal numbers by Mrs William J Caldwell added to the program’s interest.
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Helen Ewing
First United Presbyterian Church
Natalie Ehrlich
Edward McGill
Margie Harper
Jean Brewster
Evelyn McMichael
Bery Patton
Virginia McBride
Charlotte Mcliver
Rebecca Samuels
Anna Leinart
Emily Turner
Dorothy Young
William J. Caldwell
Seventeenth Armstrong Walton reunion held at Liberty Grange
The seventeenth annual Armstrong and Walton reunion was held Wednesday evening June 11 at Liberty Grange hall Harlansburg road. About eighty five members and friends attended. In the afternoon a business meeting elected officers for the year: president Mrs J Q Baker vice president William Walton secretary Mrs James Hogue treasurer William Walton. The next reunion will meet at the same hall on the second Wednesday in June 1931.
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Armstrong and Walton
Liberty Grange Hall
Harlansburg Road
John Houk
J. Q. Baker
William Walton
James Hogue
New Castle Hospital Emergency Club Meeting
The New Castle Hospital Emergency club met at the hospital Wednesday with associate hostesses Mrs. Margaret Heaney and Mrs J. D. Daly. Members sewed linens, completing many articles. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Richard Hannon, Mrs. James Eagan, and Mrs. J. D. Daly. The next business meeting resumes in September with plans for a social gathering before the new season.
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New Castle Hospital
Margaret Heaney
J. D. Daly
Richard Hannon
James Eagan
Kokonut Klub Holds Farewell Gathering for Miss Bender
The Kokonut Klub met at Miss Rose Sander's home for a farewell to Miss Kathryn Bender who leaves for Canton Ohio. A social hour followed with lunch, then a business session planned a June 24 supper at Cascade Park and a June 26 meeting at Miss Hilda Leonhardt’s Cunningham Avenue home.
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Kokonut Klub
Rose Sander
Kathryn Bender
Canton
Cascade Park
Hilda Leonhardt
Cunningham Avenue
Young Family Reunion at Etna Springs
The Young family reunion is set for Wednesday June 18 at Etna Springs. A noon dinner will be served followed by a program of sports and entertainment for all members.
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Etna Springs
Patterson Reunion at Lakewood Beach Saturday
The annual Patterson reunion will be held at Lakewood beach on Saturday June 28 with supper served at 6 o clock E S T. Attendees are asked to bring cups and silverware.
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Patterson
Lakewood Beach
E. S.T
Sawalla Club Dinner At Cascade Park Picnic
Sawalla Club members and friends gathered at Cascade Park for a picnic dinner set for 18 in the grove. Pink and white table decorations and spring flowers created a pretty scene as the afternoon ended with park amusements. Next meeting scheduled for Thursday June 19 with Mrs. H. H. Shaffer as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawalla Club
Cascade Park
H. H. Shaffer
Morton Street
Teen Age Tea Dance at Field Club House
The first Teen Age Tea Dance of the season will be held Saturday from five to eight at the Field Club. This opening event is expected to be a marked success with arrangements led by Mr and Mrs E B Hawkins.
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Field Club
E. B. Hawkins
Hunt Family Reunion Near McCaslin Elects Officers
Two hundred fifteen Hunt family members met at F. H. Hunt’s home near McCaslin for a daytime reunion. A noon banquet pleased attendees as lawn tables and garden flowers set a festive scene. Officers chosen: W. S. Weigle president, Robert McFarland vice president, Mrs. Minnie White secretary and treasurer George Dean. Next year’s gathering set for Allegheny County Park with several relatives traveling from Warren Ohio Pittsburgh Grove City Hubbard Ohio.
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Hunt
F. H. Hunt
McCaslin
W. S. Weigle
Robert McFarland
Minnie White
John McFarland
Horace Hunt
Marie Breese
Hubbard, Ohio
Robert Patton
Kensington members host luncheon in East Brook gathering
The N. H. B. Kensington group met at Mrs. George Stetson’s East Brook home for a 1 o’clock luncheon for 14 guests. Special visitors included Mrs. Wilbur Mayberry Mrs. H. Young Miss Anne Cooper and Buddy Griffiths. A business meeting followed with chat and music and the next gathering is set for June 26 at Mrs. Stanley Reese’s Rose Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. B. Kensington
George Stetson
East Brook
Wilbur Mayberry
H. Young
Anne Cooper
Buddy Griffiths
Stanley Reese
Rose Avenue
Birthday Party for Anita Love Eight Birthday
Mr and Mrs Robert C Love of North Jefferson street entertained 26 children at their home Wednesday for daughter Anita's eighth birthday. The party featured various games with prizes and lawn refreshments with novel favors. The guest of honor received many beautiful gifts.
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Robert C. Love
North Jefferson Street
Anita
T. L. T. Club Meets Thursday
Mrs. Leonora Coates hosted the T. L. T. Club at her daughter Mrs. A E Horchler’s Mahoning road home with a fine attendance. Special guests included Mrs. Lawrence Voorhees and daughter Dorothy of Detroit. Roberta Horchler performed piano selections and a lunch followed the entertainment and business meeting. Plans for a Cascade Park supper were announced for a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonora Coates
T. L. T. Club
A E. Horchler
Mahoning Road
Lawrence Voorhees
Dorothy
Detroit
Michigan
Roberta Horchler
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