Sankey BridetoBe Sets June 16 Bridal Party
Miss Helen S Sankey of Meyer avenue will marry James W Messner in First U P church on Clenmore boulevard June 16 at 5 30 PM. Sister Grace Sankey serves as maid of honor with bridesmaids Mildred Rucker New Castle and Luatlle Emery New Castle. Leroy Messner to stand as best man with ushers Charles Webb Sharon and Jey G Rudolph Youngstown area. A bridal shower in Youngstown honored the bride with yellow white theme and crystal sherbets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen S. Sankey
Meyer Avenue
James W. Messner
U. P
Clenmore Boulevard
Miss Sankey
Grace Sankey
Mildred Rucker
Youngstown
Luatlle Emery
New Castle
Leroy Messner
Charles Webb
Sharon
Jey G. Rudolph
Misses Marian
Harriet Rucker
Helen Messner
Lucille Emery
Dorothy Sankey
Lions Outing Hosted By B K Thacker At Knox Avenue
The New Castle Lions and Ladies of the Lions gathered at Prof. and Mrs. Browne K. Thacker's Knox Avenue home for the annual outing. About 70 attended a supper under Mrs. Earl T. Ramsey’s social committee, then a short Lions Ladies business session followed by a musical program led by Mrs. John Waddington. District Governor Harry Conley, his wife, and other guests enjoyed orchestra numbers, vocal, piano and comic performances, plus a fisherman’s report from Miles E. Myers and remarks from Fred L. Rentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browne K. Thacker
Knox Avenue
New Castle Lions Club
Lions
Thacker
Earl T. Ramsey
Joseph Leyde
J. A. MacNeill
George Smith
Thomas Shaffer
Grace
Lion
James G. Leslie
Miles E. Myers
Conkey
Rentz
R. E. Hynes
Rockville Centre
Long Island
Pata Elizabeth Brice
Marion Junction
Als
Eloise Butler
Camilla
Ada Smiley
Nellie Hazen
Bruce
Moore Johnson Wedding Planned for June 28
Invitations issued by Mr. and Mrs. Asa Lentz Moore announce the marriage of their daughter Jane to Thomas Phillips Johnson, son of Mrs. Grace P Johnson of Moody avenue. The ceremony is set for 6 PM on Thursday June 28 in the Johnson residence garden at 121 East Moody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Lentz Moore
Jane
Thomas Phillips Johnson
Grace P. Johnson
Moody Avenue
Johnson
East
Pre nuptial party at Mrs Rudolphs for Helen Sankey
A stylish pre nuptial gathering for Miss Helen Sankey and James W. Messner featured bridge prizes won by Miss Nettie Hinkson and Mrs Zerl Ruby. A kitchen shower for Miss Leakey accompanied refined lunch tables in pink and green. Mrs Ralph Gurley of Annapolis joined the evening. Kumfy Klub attendees included Mr and Mrs Day McCreary and prize winners. Next meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs A Tunis. Grace Elizabeth Houwston to marry Russell Clark Tait in midsummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Sankey
James W. Messner
Jay G. Rudolph
Elizabeth Morrow
Sheridan Avenue
Nettie Hinkson
Zerl Ruby
Kumfy Klul
Day
McCreary
Martin Street
Kurnty Klub
J. M. Rudolph
Catherine McCreary
Amy McCreary
A. Tunis
Croton Ave
Nue
Theresia Cover Weds Earl Dart In Quiet Park Avenue Ceremony
Theresia M Cover of Beckford Street and Earl B Dart of East Washington Street married in a quiet 8 30 pm ring ceremony at the First Christian church parsonage officiated by Rev G S Bennett. They plan an extended western trip to Yellowstone and Salt Lake City and will reside at 1005 Beckford Street after July 4. Mrs Cover is a Geneva College graduate and teacher. Dart is a Westminster and Grove City alum and New Castle firefighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Park Avenue
Theresia M. Cover
Beckford Street
Earl BE. Dart
East Washington Street
G. 5
Dart
New Castle
Elizabeth G. Cover
Geneva College
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Slippery Rock
Westminsterland Grove City Colleges
New Cagtie
Shower Honors Miss Elnora Rudolph in Home Party
Mrs. Charles Craft hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Elnora Rudolph at her mother Mrs. G. B. Tribby’s War Ten avenue home. Guests enjoyed bridge with Miss Mabel Campbell winning high, and luncheon featured summer flowers and gifts for the bride to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Craft
Cleveland
G. B. Tribby
War- Ten Avenue
Elnora
Rudolph
Paul Shoaff
Bridge
Mabel Campbell
Mamie Smith
Lawrence Chapter Flag Day Program Observance
Lawrence chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will observe Flag Day tomorrow June 14 with a program and tea at the home of Mrs E R Russell in New Wilmington The program prepared by Mrs Nennie Roger will begin at 2 30 with the social period and tea to follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
E.R. Russell
New Wilmington
Nennie [Roger
Lovely Garden Party at Sylvia Martin's Lawn
A Tuesday garden party at Sylvia Lee Martin's Park Avenue home featured G. E. M. girls and guests honoring Mrs. Paul Aron of Pittsford. A four course menu was served at seven after six tables twinkling with cut flowers and glassware. Aides included Mrs. Gladys Mitchell and Misses Sara Pattison and Esther Giles. Rev. Paul Aron played piano pieces. Miss Elsie Stevenson remains ill in Jameson Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Lee Martin
Park Avenue
Paul Aron
Pittsford
Elizabeth Owens
Martin
Gladys Mitchell
Sara Pattison
Esther Giles
Florence Willams
Paul Arow
Elsie Stevenson
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Ilness
Terrace Teachers Guests at Party
Miss Helen Green of the New Wilmington road hosted Terrace avenue school faculty on Tuesday evening. Principal Miss Anna Perry and teachers Miss Lilian Perry and Miss Geraldine Fry attended as special guests. The party featured a treasure hunt, games, and stunts led by Miss Helen Ryani and Miss Ruth Gilliam, followed by a pink honeysuckle centerpiece lunch served by the hostess and her mother Mrs. Harry Yeen. Clever favors topped each place setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Green
New Wilmington Road
Terrace Avenue School
Anna Perry
Lilian Perry
Geraldine Fry
Helen Ryan i
Ruth Gilliam
Harry Yeen
Jeach Guest
Shenango Chapter to Close Season With Bingo Party
Shenango Chapter 333 0 EB 8 will suspend meetings in July and August and ends the season June 18 with a social bingo night after the regular business session. Refreshments will be served. Mrs. Myrtie Klingensmith, worthy matron, and committees lead the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango
Myrtie Klingensmith
Miss Colgan Feted At Evening Party Before Baltimore Wedding
Miss Dorothy Colgan was honored at a Moody Avenue gathering hosted by her cousin Miss Doris Updegrail on Tuesday evening. Guests enjoyed pink and white decor, four Contract tables, and a lunch after playful gifts and wedding wish presentations for Colgan’s upcoming June 16 ceremony with Franklyn Clary of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Colgan
Franklyn Clary
Baltimore
Maryland
Doris Updegrail
Moody Avenue
Lovely High Score
Wands White
Eloise Cole
Lucille Moore
Miss Hazen Receives Allegheny 8B A Degree
Attorney and Mrs Roy W Hazen and family returned from Meadville as Miss Genevra A Hazen earned a bachelor of arts from Allegheny College. She maintained high B average, joined Phi Beta Kappa, and participated in Phi Sigma Iota Theta Upsilon Kappa Delta Epsilon German History and journalism clubs. She is a New Castle High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Hazen
Génevra A. Hazen
William Hazen
Sheridan Avenue
Meadville
Hazen
Allegheny College
Miss Hazen
Phi Beta Kappa
Theta Upsilon Sorority
Phi Sigma Iota
Kappa Delta Epsilon
Shower in Honor of Recent Bride Mrs Veon
A bridal shower honored Mrs. Frank Veon, member of Third U P church, hosted by Queen Esther class at Mrs. Veon's sister’s Grant Street home. Pearl Colnor presented a gift. lunch served for about 25 guests led by Mrs. Mac McDermott and others. Mrs. Veon, formerly Mina Mae Johnson, and her husband plan to reside in Wampum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Veon
Bernard Hook
U. P. Church
Veon
Frank Asseton
Grant Street
Mac McDermott
Wilbur McKibben
Lloyd Wimner
Barbara Asselton
Thomas Baskeyfield
Carl Ulrich
Mina
Mae Johnson
S. H. Johnson
Huron Avenue
Wampum
Anniversary Party for Mr and Mrs Diller
A surprise 29th wedding anniversary gathering for Mr and Mrs John Diller drew 60 friends neighbors and relatives to their 1410 Wilson Ave home on Tuesday evening. The event featured music games gifts a pink and white roses decor with helpers Ruth Fraley Annabelle Diller and Gertrude Herman assisting. Gift presentations were made by Mrs W E Burford. Also noted is a local student Anna Lucille Barnes returning home from Villa Marie Academy to spend the summer after high honors, with attendees listed from St Joseph Sisters James Barnes and family and others. Bon Ton Studio offered a $1 8x10 Ivory photo special valid through July 1. Ice Cream Social announced for Harbor U P church on June 14 at 7:00 PM by the Missionary Society. Local June 12 13
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ditler
Wilson Avenue
Michael Herman, Jr
Adolph Lang
David M. Owens
Herman
W. E. Burford
Anna Lucille Barnes
James Harnes
Park Avenue
Villa Marie Academy
New Bedford
Sisters of St. Joseph
James Barnes
Regina
Angela
T. J. Duffy
Leo Moseman
C. B. Connor
J. Schnitzler
Harbor U. P. Church
Missionary Society
Mrs Dick Hostess To T L T Assembly
Mrs Zola Dick hosted a T L T club gathering at her Bay street home with three guests and local members. Plans for a Cascade Park picnic in two weeks were discussed alongside a Sicilian Girls Club visit and the Patterson family 39th reunion set for June 16 at East Brook U P church grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Rodgers
Bay Street
T. L.T. Club Associates
Zola Dick
Charles Strumater
Harry Johnson
Charles Nicholson
Elwood City
Rodgers
Patterson
East Brook
Class Plans Reunion Picnic At Kirkwood
The New Castle High School Class of 1914 holds plans for a reunion picnic at Kirkwood on King's Chapel Road with dinner served at 6 pm. Members and families will attend the alumni gathering at the Cathedral on June 2. Guests Allis Fan and Eloise Butler are visiting from Marlon Junction and Camilla respectively, staying with the Wilsons on Delaware Avenue. D W T Club meets at 924 Temple Avenue Friday evening hosted by Mrs C D Minick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William, Cosel
Mercer Street
New Castle High School
Kirkwood
King's Chapel Road
Herbert Kirk
Allis Fan
Suguagin Price
Marlon Junction
Ala
Eloise Butler
Camilla
R. Donald Wilson
Delaware Avenue
D. W. T. Club
C.D. Minick Haa
Temple Avenue
Picnic Dinner at Weingartner’s For Weingartner Class
Long tables with summer blooms hosted a picnic for 88 members of the Weingartner class of Epworth Methodist church. Women gathered baskets for a meal, then guests toured the flower garden and chatted. Mrs. Weingartner, Mrs. Hele, and Mrs. Willard Ones aided serving with Miss Lazer Louise Appell and Miss Campbell among attendees. The Carnegie Institute alumna leaves Pitt University for a summer course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ty Weingartier
Weingarther
Epworth Methodist Church
Uschr
Kome
Weingariner
Hele Iy
Robert, Gilson, Myr
Richard Johns
Willard
Lazer Louise Appell
Moody Avenue
Department of
Carnegie
New Wear
Pitt University
Miss Campbell
W. Li Campbell
Also Mentioned on This Page
B.K. Thacker Home
Samuel Houwston
Grace Elizabeth
Russell Clark Tait
J. W. Tait
Mercer
Westfield Presbyterian Church Lawn
Jackson-Enor Valley Road
Theresia M. Cover Marries
Earl Dart
Miss Rudolph
Newman & Emery
Centennial
Washington
Min Str
General Electric
Jack Gerson
Jeweler
Penn Theater
Bidg
Sylvia Martin
Regent
Douglass Montgomery
Fred Kohler
Alen Hale
Mae Marsh
George Meeker
Muriel Kirkland
DeWitt Jennings
Hedda Hopper
Universal
Carl Laemmli
Frank Borzage
Miss Colgan
Colgan
Allegheny
E. B. Russell
New Wilemington
F. R. Fehl
Northview Avenue
Cascade Park
Stanley Augustyn
Sin Mar
Thomas Sullivan
Long Avenue
E. Hfritz
Fairmont Avenue
America
Park Picnic Reunited Ladies League
Colonial
Edward Terrerd
Home Street
Alice Fairweather
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mary Wilson
Dewey Avenue
Queen Sewing Circle
Wiliam Back
Sumner Avenue
Mahoning Valley
Bell Grove
Middlesex-Sharon Road
J. W. Minner
Frank Minner
Dorothy Morgan
Agi New Strest
MR. and Mrs. Diller
Bon Ton Studio
Strauss-Hirshbergs
Arteratt
Pictorial Review
Delineator
Beller Homes and Garden
Woman's Home Companion
Ladies’ Home Journal
Enquire
Strauss-Hirshberas
Mrs. Dick
T. L. T. Assembly
Marion Genmaia
Emmerson Avenue
Weingartner
Pitt
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