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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1944
Page
3
New Castle Chapter of Hadassah announces its regional conference will run June 17 18 and 19 at the Hotel Schenley Speaker will be Mrs Samuel W Halprin National Political Chairman and one of the national vice presidents Attendees include Hadassah members and tri state Zionists Contact Mrs Abe Cohen 211 North View Avenue for plans to attend
Victory Ten club members gathered at Mrs. Margaret Buxton's home on East North Street for an evening of games. Prizes went to Mrs. James Hogue Mrs. Mary Nicholson and Mrs. Mery Peterson with a special prize for Mrs Inez Custer and the door trophy to Mrs. Betty Salas. Lunch was provided by the hostess and her granddaughter Connie Weppler. A picnic is planned for June 26 at Cascade Park at o'clock.
Miss Lenore Fulkerson daughter of Mr and Mrs J Ford Fulkerson Crawford avenue and First Lieutenant Charles V Colison Fort Bragg North Carolina son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Colison Baltimore Maryland were announced to friends at a lawn party hosted by Mrs W H Bates North Mercer Street A playful moment followed when a kitten tagged Lenore And Chuck emerged from a paper bag as part of the reveal A repast was served with Mrs Ford Fulkerson assisting
Plans are set for the Fathers Sons Banquet on Thursday evening June 15 at 6 30 oclock in Central Christian church. Honorees will be boys from the Deshon General hospital annex New Castle. The program includes pop singing greetings and music by the men's chorus. R B Hurt of Butler will speak. Committee in charge includes Frank Norris Elmer Glass Dave Lewis and James Rainey. Livingston Guild will prepare and serve.
Members of the Loyal Followers class met at Mrs. W. C. Hileman’s home on Wilmington Avenue for a Wiener and hamburger evening. Guests included Mrs. Glenn Hileman and Miss Eleanor Wagner. The group plans a picnic July 7 at Miss Florence Tanney’s summer cottage. An all day Y. L. B. Section 6 session with luncheon is scheduled at Mrs. Charles Dillie’s Spruce Street home.
Joan C. Graham and Lt. jg John H. Galbreath were married at Westminster College chapel in New Wilmington at 3 30 this afternoon. Dr. Galbreath officiated as president Westminster. The bride wore white net with fingertip veil and a single orchid in the bouquet. Ruth Galbreath acted as maid of honor and Dale Galbreath was best man. After a reception the couple planned a West Coast departure as Galbreath takes a naval hospital chaplain posting.
In Ellwood City and New Castle a wedding united Bernice Bell and Frank Johnston on Saturday afternoon June 10 at 4 o'clock in the bride's mother's living room. Officiating was Dr Arthur M Stevenson of the First Presbyterian church of Ellwood. The couple will reside at 319 Northview Avenue New Castle after a Pittsburgh trip.
Mr and Mrs H P Bauder hosted a Monday evening reception at 805 North Mercer Street for their grandson Seaman First Class Clenn Bauder of Youngstown. The event featured a chicken and noodles dinner with guests including out of town relatives. Bauder has served in the Pacific transport service for about a year.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Fisher hosted a family dinner on the Mt Jackson Hillsville road described as a garden party. A luncheon at one o'clock followed with pastimes and a birthday observance for Mrs H B McConnell born June 11. Guests included Mr and Mrs Kermit Manewoo and Miss Hardesty of Bessemer.
A dinner and supper were held at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Shuler 612 West State Street honoring their son Pvt Leroy Shuler. The event for 20 friends and relatives noted Pvt Shuler’s return to duties at Walter Reed General Hospital Washington D C after a visit.
Members of Rachel Rebekah lodge No. 40 met at the I O O F hall with Mrs Frances Wagner in charge. They planned a picnic with the degree team and past Noble Grand on August 4. Mrs Florence Gillespie is the alternate chosen for the state convention at Pittsburgh this week.
A station cue promises broadcasts on Thursdays at 8 p.m. Eastern Wharf Time featuring Major Bowes and his Amateurs for audience entertainment and variety.
Nora Landis Missionary Society gathered with Mrs. Raymond McCartney on Hillcrest avenue for a June meeting. Special guests included Ann Judson Circle members. Miss Shirley Snyder read and Miss Shimp of Philadelphia spoke on Christian friendships. A Bolivia note from Bill Hammond arrived. A lunch followed and the group planned a Cascade Park picnic for Mercer class families.
Members of the Girls of the Junior Review of Women's Benefit Association No. 89 met at Mary Lou Thompson's Madison avenue home. Anna Catherine Sinkule reported on the Pittsburgh convention. Plans for camping were discussed and awards were given to Doris Devido Marilyn Morrissey Jean O Laughlin Rita Prioletti and Rosemary Martella. A lunch was served by Mrs Wade Thompson. In two weeks the group will gather at Cascade Park.
Crawford Avenue unit of Epworth Methodist church held a Monday evening picnic dinner at the summer home of Mr and Mrs Jack Dunlap in Cottage Grove. After dinner games followed with twenty five guests attending. Special guests included Miss Margaret Freshwater of Philadelphia and Rev W A Thornton.
Mrs C P Reynolds of Garfield avenue will entertain members and friends of the Court street unit of Epworth Methodist church at a one o clock luncheon Thursday. Aides named include Mrs Frank Bower Mrs Clyde Burk holder and Mrs Albert Brooks for Auxiliary to Kahle Ashton Post No 8. Society of the 28th Division A E F held its regular meeting in
Miss Doris Phillips hosted Plavemall club members at a local tea room where five hundred was enjoyed. High score trophy went to Mrs. Robert Lewis and second prize to Mrs. Albert Keast. Mrs. Harry Frye received the galloper. Next meeting set for Wednesday July 5 with Mrs. Robert Lewis as hostess.
Mr and Mrs Charlies R Gwin celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with an open house at their home in Wurtzburg Heights Ellwood City. Friends are invited Saturday June 17 from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm with a family dinner at Ze lienople.
Members of the G G G club were welcomed at Miss Frances Waecner’s home on Fairmont Avenue Friday evening. Three table games of 500 yielded prizes to Mrs Dan Radabaugh and Mrs John Bowden while Mrs Clare nce McGaffie assisted with the service lunch. The next meeting will be a picnic on Wednesday June 14 at Cascade Park.
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