Smith Kaufman wedding in Virginia church
Mr and Mrs Watson Smith celebrated their June 6 wedding in Winchester Virginia at the Presbyterian church with Rev Ronald S Wilson officiating. The bride Barbara S Kaufman of New Castle R D 1 wore a powder blue nylon street length dress and the couple traveled to New Castle after visiting points of interest in the East. The bride is the daughter of the late Clair E Kaufman and the groom is son of Mr and Mrs W J Smith of Fombelle R D 1. The couple was un attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Smith
New Castle
R.D
East
Barbara S. Kaufman
Clair E Kaufman
W J. Smith
Fombelle
Ronald S. Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Winchester
Smith
Shenango School Official and Beaver Falls Employee Named
A Shenango High School employee serves as secretary to the supervising principal of Shenango Township Schools. Mr. Smith works for the Motor Express Co. of Beaver Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango
Shenango Township
Smith
Motor Express Co
Beaver Falls
William J Bowen Honored At Graduation Party
William J Bowen son of Mr and Mrs William Bowen of 124 Fairmont Avenue was honored at a graduation party and reception at his home after receiving a pharmacy degree from the University of Pittsburgh in the morning ceremonies at 10 oclock. Guests included family and friends with buffet refreshments and many gifts. Janet Thompson of New Castle Assembly One Order of the Rainbow for Girls received the Grand Cross of Colors during a district degree at the Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bowen
William Bowen
Fairmont Avenue
William
University of Pittsburgh
University
Janet Thompson
New Castle Assembly No. One
Order of the Rainbow
District 2-C
Rainbow Dance at Cascade Park
Members of New Castle Assembly No 1 Order of the Rainbow for Girls held a formal dance at Cascade Park on Tuesday evening. A local orchestra played from 9 to 12 with 126 couples dancing. intermission featured the grand march led by Miss Pat Bush and officers. decorations were by Barbara Bender Judy Scott Jean Ann Flynn Shirley Patterson Donna Battley Kay Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Assembly No. 1
Order of the Rainbow
Cascade Park
Pat Bush
Barbara Bender
Judy Scott
Jean Ann Flynn
Shirley Patterson
Donna Battley
Kay Lewis
Country Club Ladies Host Invitation Day Golf Meet
The Ladies' Golf league at New Castle Country Club hosted golfers from nearby clubs for Invitation Day. In the first match high scorers were Mrs. L. N. Dilley of Tippecanoe club in Youngstown, Mrs. A. Mc Camant, and Mrs. A. L. Frye of Sharon. The second match high scorers followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Golf League
New Castle Country Club
L. N. Dilley
Tippecanoe Club
Youngstown
A. McCamant
A. L. Frye
Sharon
Local Bridge and Golf Event Highlights in East Liverpool Area
Mrs Weese and Mrs Caplan hosted a gathering in East Liverpool. High scorers included Mrs Gerace from East Liverpool, Mrs Hanahan from Tippecanoe, and Mrs Winkleross from Sharon. Local winners were Miss Hartsuff, Mrs Perry and Mrs Thayer. Forty guests played bridge in the club house and eighty golfers joined the matches with an invitation to Tippecanoe on June 17. A Flag tournament is planned by the league for June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Weese
A. Caplan
East Liverpool
C. Gerace
M. Hanahan
Tippecanoe
W. Winkleross
Sharon
Clara Hartsuff
D. L. Perry
Lauren Thayer
Bridge
League
Wenz Da Club Hosts Meeting At Scott Street Home
Wenz Da club members gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Pete Naples home in Scott street for five hundred pleasure. Mrs. Fred DePolis won the prize and lunch followed. Special guests included Mrs. Margaret Hempel and Mrs. Emma Perrotta with Armand Ascione to host June 25 at Pearson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Naples
Scott Street
Fred DePolis
Margaret Hempel
Emma Perrotta
Armand Ascione
Pearson Street
St Marys Ladies Picnic Plans Set For Cascade Park
Ladies of St Marys church gathered in the church auditorium with prayer led by Mrs Mary O Laughlin. They scheduled a family picnic at Cascade Park on July 22, with Mrs Anna McPeak and Mrs Frank Acker in charge. Prizes went to Mrs Catherine Gallagher and Mrs Charlotte Confer, and contests later crowned Mrs Eugene Buckley and Mrs Oscar Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s
Mary O'Laughlin
Cascade Park
Anna McPeak
Frank Acker
Catherine Gallagher
Charlotte Confer
Eugene Buckley
Oscar Murphy
O'Connor Zeigler Exchange of Vows
Mr and Mrs Clifford Donald Zeigler married May 29 in Youngstown. Bride Edna Irene O Connor daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Edward E O Connor. Groom son of the late Mr and Mrs John Nelson Zeigler. Rev D L Custis performed the ceremony at the Snyder home 1926 Hill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Donald Zeigler
Glacierview Drive
Youngstown
Edna Irene O’connor
Edward E. O'Connor
Zeigler
Sheridan Avenue
New Castle
John Nelson Zeigler
D. L. Custis
Delason Methodist Church
Young
Bride Resides in Youngstown Before Marriage Society Note
Brief society item notes the bride living on Man Street in Youngstown before her marriage with reference to further details on Page 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Street
Youngstown
Queen Esther Class to Hold Meeting
Members of the Queen Esther class of the Third United Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Cecil Potter on Rose Avenue. Co-hostesses will be Miss Leona Nolan and Mrs. Leonard Cooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
Third United Presbyterian Church
Cecil Potter
Rose Avenue
Leona Nolan
Leonard Cooley
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Society
Kaufman-Smith
Triangle Stores
Sara AM Shop Wood
Isaly’s
Santia’s
E. Washington ST
Elgin
America
Malhen
Smith Bros
N. Mill St
Country Club Ladies
Edison
Winter
Samuel J. Rashid
the Holly Studii
S. Mill St
Iestores
Devoe
Geo. A. Wagner & Son
Neshannock Ave
C. H. Johnson
Moody Avenue
ST. Mary's
O’connor
SS. Choicey
St.joseph
Dad
Winter CO
the Winter CO
Washington ST
Wilmington Avenue
Epworth Methodist Church
Lou’s Beauty Shop
E. North St
Siay
Merivale Shop
Goldman
Julian
the Kroger Co
Kroger Food Department
Mill and Grove Sts
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