Sholler-Houk Wedding at Volant Church
Viola Marie Sholler became the bride of Howard C. Houk at noon Wednesday in Volant. Rev. D King Kerr officiated with a floral setting as guests and family attended. The couple will reside in Wampum after a wedding trip to Washington DC and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D. Sholler
Volant
Viola Marie
Howard C. Houk
Chewton
Willis Houk
D. King Kerr
Volant Presbyterian Church
Mahoning Garden Club Hosts Illumined Garden Visit
The Mahoning Valley Garden Club met at C. S. McCullough’s Edenburg home with 54 members in attendance. Mrs. W. J. Wilkins was absent as president, so vice president Mrs. Charles McCullough presided and guests included Mrs. W. C. Eckenroad who spoke on The Outdoor Living Room and illuminated garden effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Wilkins
Charles McCullough
Mahoning Valley Garden Club
C. S. McCullough
Edenburg
McCullough
W. A. Hoffmaster
Charles Robinson
W. C. Eckenroad
William Howley
W. Meechem
Harry Good
Enon Valley
Cole
Misses Brothers
Walter Wallace
Virginia Wallace
Alma Robinson
Claude Bonnett
Club and social notices list local events
F O F Mrs William Patton on Scott street. B P W club hosts cottage picnic. R U hosts dinner party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Patton
Scott Street
B. P. W. Club
R. U
Anderson Ridgely marriage performed at New Wilmington church
Anna Catherine Anderson, daughter of Pine street residents, married Herbert C. Ridgely son of Cambridge Ohio couple at the Presbyterian church in New Wilmington. The ceremony officiated by Rev. William Byers with a single ring, attended by close family and friends. A breakfast followed at Wyatt's lodge, and the couple plans residence at 315 Pine street after a motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Anna Catherine
J. W. Anderson
Pine Street
City
Herbert C. Ridgely
Carl Ridgely
Cambridge
Ohio
William Byers
Milan
Wade Mecurum Club Dessert Bridge at Neshannock
Mrs. Frank Taylor hosted a dessert-bridge for the Wade-Mecum club on Friday afternoon on Neshannock boulevard. Attendees included Mrs. Charles Fleming and Mrs. Hugh Stewart. The next gathering is set for June 26 with Mrs. J. A. Wright at East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Taylor
Neshannock Boulevard
Wade-Mecum Club
Charles Fleming
Hugh Stewart
J. A. Wright
Wright Apartments
East Washington Street
Hillcrest Avenue Hosts S. M. F. Club Gathering
Mary Schmid’s Hillcrest home hosted an S. M. F. club evening with cards and music. Mary Gretta Jackson won top score. Marie Watford joined as a new associate. Lunch closed the event. a summer planning session followed. The club will meet June 18 at Nedra Sergeant’s Garfield avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest Avenue
Mary Schmid
Mary Gretta Jackson
Marie Watford
Nedra Sergeant
Garfield Avenue
Bride-Elect Honored With Surprise Friday Bridge Shower
A bride elect Alice Mae Huffman was feted at a surprise bridge shower hosted by Geraldine McClelland on Croton Avenue Extension. Four tables competed for prizes won by Mrs. Charles Asselton Grace Sankey and Lucille Emery. A lunch was served and gifts opened in a dining room with orange blossoms as the centerpiece. Local guest Mrs. Howard Kiel nee Mae Cromie attended, visiting from Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Mae Huffman
Geraldine McClelland
Croton Avenue
Charles Asselton
Grace Sankey
Lucille Emery
C. L. McClelland
Howard Kiel
Philadelphia
Mae Cromie
Cochran Maddocks Wedding Performed
Mr and Mrs Joseph Cochran of Cochranton Pa announce the marriage of their daughter Evelyn to Harry W Maddocks son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Maddocks of 409 Boyles avenue The ceremony was held Friday morning June 12 at 9 oclock in the Highland United Presbyterian church The bride wore a pouched blue dress and pink rose bouquet The couple will reside in a newly furnished apartment in Sharon Pa The bride graduated Sheakleyville high school and New Castle Business College The groom is assistant manager at Personal Finance Company Sharon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Sholler
Merle Houk
Wilda Yingling
New Castle
Alice Ligo
New Wilmington
Edna Litzenberg
Mable Simpson
Volant
Freman Sholler
Raymond Sholler
Houk
Washington, D. C
Volant Post Office
Crescent Cement
Wampum
Enoch L. Jones
Munhall
London
Johanna Hill
Dean Reed
Cambridge
Wyatt's Lodge
Joseph Cochran
Cochranton
Evelyn
Harry W. Maddocks
Daniel Maddocks
Boyles Avenue
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Riverview Avenue
Sharon
Sheakleyville High School
New Castle Business College
Bethany Lutheran Earnest Workers Meet at Mrs Reynolds Home
Mrs Eugene Reynolds of East Washington street hosted the Bethany Lutheran church Earnest Workers with Mrs Norman Hatfield assisting. A breakfast at Cascade Park was planned for June 17. Prizes were won by Mrs Charles Morgan and Mrs Louise Lundeen. Lunch followed. On July 10 Mrs Lundeen hosts at her East New Castle home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Reynolds
East Washington Street
Norman Hatfield
Bethany Lutheran Church
Cascade Park
Charles Morgan
Louise Lundecen
Lundeen
East New Castle
Edith Mae Allen Weds Ernest J Lowery of Wellsburg
Mrs. Charles Allen of Jackson avenue announces the marriage of her daughter Edith Mae to Ernest J Lowery son of Harvey Lowery of Allen street. Rev Wiggins of the First Christian church Wellsburg West Va officiated. The couple will reside at 613 Allen street after June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen-Lowery
Charles Allen
Jackson Avenue
Edith Mae
Ernest J. Lowery
Harvey Lowery
Allen Street
Wiggins
First Christian Church
Wellsburg
West Va
Mrs. Mary Labifish Visits Oakland Relative Guests
Mrs. Mary Labifish of Oakland arrives for an extended stay with her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Watson on Almira avenue. She will visit among friends until July 1. Tuesday evening she was guest of Mrs. Lulu Schetrom on Scott street for an informal gathering at the Schetrom home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Labifish
Oakland
California
City
Elizabeth Watson
Almira Avenue
North Beaver Garden Club Picnic at Millcreek Park
The North Beaver Garden Club members traveled to Youngstown Ohio for a picnic at Millcreek Park with a prepared menu for sixty guests. Before the meal the group toured the Maug estate in Boardman and visited Craig greenhouses, returning to New Castle later. The next gathering is set for July 8 at Mrs. A. H. Fullerton’s home on Enon Valley road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Beaver Garden Club
Youngstown
Millcreek Park
Maug
Boardman
Craig
New Castle
A. H. Fullerton
Enon Valley Road
Resident’s Tennessee visit marked by farewell gathering
At the Cooper home on King Avenue a party honored Mrs. Samuel Zheneck before her departure for a visit with friends in Tennessee. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Young, Wrights, Flacks, Taylors, Darby, and other neighbors who shared a social evening and a farewell repast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Cooper
King Avenue
Harlansburg
Everett Taylor
Princeton
Homer E. Johnston
Howard Darby
Hanna
Belle Davis
Martin
Meadeville
Mrs Huston Honored At Surprise Shower
Mrs Robert Huston formerly Abigail Trick was honored at a surprise shower hosted by her sister Mrs Cecil Speer on Pearson street. Twenty friends attended and played bingo with prizes to Mrs Lena Shefflar and Mrs Margaret Parsons before a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Huston
Abigail Trick
Cecil Speer
Pearson Street
Lena Shefflar
Margaret Parsons
Lee Spear
Lloyd St. Clair
Huston
Miss Irene Peterson Graduates With NHS Honors
Miss Irene Peterson formerly of Mahoning and George Washington schools has graduated from South Side High School in Youngstown C. She was named by the National Honor Society for scholarship character leadership and personality. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Clark Peterson of Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Peterson
Mahoning
George Washington
South Side High School
Youngstown
National Honor Society
Miss Peterson
Clark Peterson
Park Avenue
Mothers Circle Meeting at First M E Church
Mrs. T Preston hosted the Mothers Circle of the First M E church on Friday afternoon with Mrs J Louer in charge. Mrs J C Leohne led devotions and Mrs D Taylor presented the program. Mrs W O Mayberry read If I Were President and Miss Peg Stoll sang I Love to Tell the Story. An annual picnic was planned for July. Hostess aided by Mrs C Brown Mrs L E Burleson Mrs J B Hoover and Mrs C B George served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Preston
East Washington Street
M. E
J. Louer
J. C. Leohne
D. Taylor
W. O. Mayberry
Peg Stoll
C. Brown
L. E. Burleson
J. B. Hoover
C. B. George
Hunt Family Reunion Holds Noon Dinner at Picnic Grounds
The annual Hunt reunion was held at Hunts picnic grounds on the Perry Highway with a noon dinner for 150 guests. President George Dean led a business meeting and officers were elected for the ensuing year. The 1937 gathering will be at the same site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunts Picnic
Perry Highway
George Dean
Samuel Hunt
Thelma V. Dean
S. J. Hunt
Chester Hunt
Clair Hunt
Edna McCracken
Herold Hunt
Armstrong Walton families hold twenty third reunion at Grange hall
The twenty third annual Armstrong Walton reunion met at Willard Grange hall on Frew Mill road on Wednesday June 10. A picnic dinner for 42 members preceded a sports program with several prizes awarded. The next gathering is planned for Ellwood near William H Walton home on the second Wednesday of June 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong-Walton
Willard Grange Hall
Frew Mill Road
William H. Walton
Ellwood
Legion Auxiliary Election Monday at American Legion Home
Monday evening at 8 o clock the American Legion Auxiliary holds an important meeting with president Mrs Flossie Potter presiding. Initiation of new members opens activities and officers for the ensuing year will be elected. Regular business will conclude the session with items of interest considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Flossie Potter
Mrs Sarah Tillman Honored on Birthday by Bible Class
On her 79th birthday Mrs. Sarah Tillman was honored by the United Workers Bible class of First Baptist church. Thirty attended the Friday meeting at Mrs. Paul Lewis’s home. Devo tions were led by Mrs. N L Gardner. the program included Blessed Assurance. D S Williams teaches the class. bouquets and a birthday cake were presented. A July breakfast is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Tillman
United Workers Bible
First Baptist Church
Paul Lewis
Winter Avenue
Tillman
N. L. Gardner
D. S. Williams
Frank Kelly
Birthday Honored At Schetrom Home
Friday evening Miss Maxine Schetrom of Scott street hosted a surprise party for her friend Miss Grace Capitola who turned fifteen. The event featured music games and a refreshment menu with gifts presented to the celebrant. Guests Betty and Margaret Rick of Fiie and Emma Lois Ange of Tabbs were visiting from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Schetrom
Scott Street
Grace Capitola
Betty and
Margaret Rick
Fiie
Emma Lois Ange
Tabbs
Wesley M. E. church class elects new officers
Members of the W. A. C. class at Wesley M. E. church met at Mrs. Alice Godman’s Delaware avenue home. Clela Hanna was elected president for the coming year with Edith Davies as vice president, Ruth Sisley treasurer, Anna Cox secretary, Grace Micco social chair, and Alice Lockwood sick chair. New members Alice Ames and Gertrude Felton joined. A lunch followed. A breakfast at Cascade park is planned for June 17 at 7 30 a m and a lawn social on July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley M. E. Church
Delaware Avenue
Alice Godman
Clela Hanna
Edith Davies
Ruth Sisley
Anna Cox
Grace Micco
Alice Lockwood
Alice Ames
Gertrude Felton
Cascade Park
O. G. C. Club Hosts Sally Ingham Guests on Neshannock
June 22 gathering noted with final assembly Tuesday night led by Katie Clark on Meyer Avenue. Plans for summer activities discussed as members enjoyed cards and chat. Lunch provided by Sally Ingham with help from Mrs. Clark and Grace Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. C. Club
Sally
Jane Ingham
Neshannock Boulevard
Katie Clark
Meyer Avenue
Mrs. Clark
Grace Clark
Reading Circle members adjust dinner date
The Reading Circle of '06 will meet Tuesday June 16 for a dinner at Cascade Park, moved from the 18th. The change updates the schedule for members and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Circle of ‘06
Cascade Park
Presidents Day Tea planned by Council of Jewish Women
The Council of Jewish Women New Castle Section hosts a Presidents Day Tea on Wednesday June 17 at Temple Israel at 2 PM. It honors Mrs William Cosel president and all current and past officers with entertainment by program chair Mrs Marcus Feuchtwanger. Hostess chairman is Mrs Alvin Shenken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Jewish Women
New Castle
Temple Israel
William Cosel
Marcus Feuchtwanger
Alvin Shenken
Sharon
Beaver Falls
Ellwood City Invitees Set to Compete on Date
The Ellwood City participants have been invited to compete on the specified date alongside other entities from the area. The notice highlights regional involvement and scheduling considerations for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ki-Nu Club Hosts Card Evening at Mrs Gilliland Home
Mrs Rose Gilliland of New Bedford hosted a Ki-Nu club gathering on Thursday evening. Members played Bingo with awards to Mrs Will Logan and Mrs Milo Calderwood. Lunch was served by the hostess and her nieces Alice Wylan and Margaret Ligenfetter assisted. They adjourned to meet for breakfast at Cascade Park on July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Gilliland
New Bedford
Will Logan
Milo Calderwood
Alice Wylan
Margaret Ligenfetter
Cascade Park
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Volant Church
W. H. Hodgkinson
Wildwood Avenue
Paul Lowry
Bryn Mawr
Mahoning Garden Club
Fingerwave
Mary’s Beauty Shoppe Woods Building
Arch Manicurer
Ted Rosenberg
Collegians
Scotch
Credit Exchange
Anderson-Ridgely
S. M. F. Club
Webster
Collegiate
Metzler
Brenneman
East
Washington St
Axe's Market
N. Mill St
Cochran-Maddocks
Fleming Music Store
North Mill St
Strauss Hirshberg
North Beaver Club
Tennessee
Mothers Circle
Hunt
Schetrom
Wesley M. E
Reading Circle
Penn-Ohio Coach Lines
Trip
Greyhound
Penn-Ohio
Public
Council
David D. Reid
Brookville
Ira M. Rhodes
Anna Pyle
Marjorie Rhodes
Pyle
Rhodes
Louise Reid
Harrisburg
A Mill
Gilbert E. Long
Atty
B. Luke
Lawrence Avenue
S & Loan Association
Pennsylvania
Vanity
East North Street
Yankee Lake
Chic Farrell
His Orchestra
Ki-Nu Club
Ellhurst
Grant Parks and His Orchestra
Brenneman's Market
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