King’s Sons Class Banquets Queen Esther Leaders Toast
The Queen Esther Class of the Third United Presbyterian Church hosted a banquet prepared for about 50 guests by the King’s Sons Class. Rev S B Copeland introduced the program with readings, musical numbers, and remarks from teachers Mrs Bernard Hook and John Ulrich. Special guests included Rev Montgomery and Dorothy McMillen, with out of town guest Mrs A W Colnor of Youngstown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian
Bernard Hook
John Ulrich
S. B. Copeland
Elizabeth Eakin
Oliver Theophilus
Gilbert Colnot Jr
Anzie Colnot
James Fox
Carolyn Book
Kathryn Hopper
Dorothy McMillen
Montgomery
New Bedford
Wilson
Fox
McCowan
Kings Son
Carl Ulricn
Arthur Kemp
Ralph UlIrich
Henry Shaffer
Clare Alford
Jim Stokes
James Kyle
Rev. Montgomery
A. W. Colnor
Youngstown, Ohio
K T G Circle Hosts Card Party Tonight
The K T G Circle will hold a card party this evening in McGown hall, inviting members and guests to attend for a social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K T. G. Circle
McGown Hall
Wilson and Lady Wedding Nuptials in Wallace Avenue home
Miss Catherine Rebecca Wilson daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Egbert J Wilson and Milan S LaDu son of Mr and Mrs C N LaDu Jefferson Ohio were married in a 1 PM double ring ceremony at the Wallace Avenue home before 35 guests. The Highlands church clergyman Dr C J Williamson officiated. The couple will reside in Cleveland after a motor trip. Out of town guests included C W LaDu Jefferson Ohio and Katherine E Wilson Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Rebecca Wilson
Egbert J. Wilson
Milan S. Ladu
C. N. LaDu
Jefferson, Ohio
Irvine A. Ralph
Wallace Avenue
C. J. Williamson
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Lois Katherine Ralph
Katherine E. Wilson
Cleveland
Ohio
Ralph
Robert L. Wallace
John Patterson
Anson W. McKee
Roy Conway
Margaret McCreary
Esther Wallace
LaDu
Westminster College
Western Reserve University
Phi Beta Kappa
Adelbert College
Western Reserve
C. W. LaDu
Jefferson
J. H. Waddington
W. C. Bender
Lorain, O
Edith Zingler
James F. Wilson
Cleveland, O
E. A. Wilson
Avalon
Sara Louise Gough
Gilbert Taylor
Sharon
B Y C Club Meeting Set With Miss Nora Kay
Members of the B Y C club gather for a regular social time on Thursday. The meeting occurs at Miss Nora Kay’s residence on Hazelcroft avenue.
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B. Y. C. Club
Nora Kay
Hazelcroft Avenue
Ivor V. Davis Heads to Detroit for Sunday Visit
Ivor V. Davis of Lincoln Avenue plans a Sunday trip to Detroit Michigan for a brief visit.
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Ivor V. Davis
Lincoln Avenue
Detroit, Mich
Jubilee party marks 50 years of women's missionary society
A Jubilee celebration for the Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church was held at Mrs. W. H. Pattison’s home on West Washington Street. The program included the play The Cathedral of Memory, talks on Looking Backward, and a violin solo by 10 year old Elizabeth Gallagher. Out of town guests included Mrs. Gertrude Patterson of Butler and Mrs. P. V. Gallagher and daughter Elizabeth of Monaca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
W. H. Pattison
West Washington Street
Cathedral of Memory
J. C. Baker
J. Britton
A. Shoaff
J. Perkins
Jack Grittie
E. Rote
Gertrude Pattison
T. V. Gallagher
Missionary Society
C. G. Farr
C. S. Hart
Browning
Elizabeth Gallagher
Monaco
Elizabeth
Gertrude Patterson
Butler
P. V. Gallagher
Monaca
Shower Honors Recent Bride
In honor of Mrs. Walter Haug a bride of recent date Miss Betty Issac entertained guests at her East Reynolds Street home last evening. Card tables provided entertainment during social hours. The hostess assisted by Misses Margaret O Connell and Anna Gallagher served a dainty lunch. The guest of honor received many beautiful presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Haug
Betty Issac
East Reynolds Street
Margaret O'Connell
Anna Gallagher
Ladies Scottish Club Hosts at Mrs Watsons Home
Mrs Andrew Watson entertained the Ladies Scottish Club Thursday at her Cunningham avenue home with guests Mrs George Massie and Mrs Arthur Carr from Glasgow. After informal pastimes and refreshments, plans were made for a Cascade Park breakfast on Tuesday June 17, and Mrs James Morgan won the regular club prize as the meeting concluded. In two weeks Mrs John Kinnon will host the club at Summit street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Watson
Cunningham Avenue
George Massie
Arthur Carr
Glasgow
Scotland
Cascade Park
James Morgan
John Kinnon
Summit Street
Swastika Club Hosts Evening Picnic at Dixie Inn
Swastika club members and families enjoyed an open air picnic supper at Dixie Inn on Thursday. After dinner they played games and returned home tired but happy. A June 26 reception will be held at Mrs. R. D. Cummins home on Dewey Avenue.
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Dixie Inn
R. D. Cummins
Dewey Avenue
Jollikousins Club Hosts Lakewood Beach Dinner Party
A summer evening tureen dinner at Lakewood Beach by the Jollikousins club drew husbands and friends as guests. Tables were green and white, followed by games, round and square dancing, and radio programs with attendees including the Gardner and Fehrenbach families, Cromie sisters, McClelland siblings, and several others.
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Lakewood Beach
Jollikousins Club
Clem Gardner
Vera
Francis Fehrenbach
Leslie Jones
Demares
Leo
Welling Pulford
Ralph Bakin
Eileen
Letha Bishop
Shirley
Eddie
John Marshall
Betty Jane
Goldie Reardon
Bobbie
Vera McClelland
Mae Cromie
Gertrude Cromie
Harry McCaslin
Jean and
Ray
Marjorie McClelland
Freda McClelland
Geraldine McClelland
Mary Mathews
Cecil Eakin
Watt Wise
Thomas Richards
Lennie Bruce
M N N Club Meeting At Butler Home
Members of the M N N Club met Friday at Mrs Earl Martin's Butler residence formerly Geraldine Grossman of the city. Bridge and 500 were played with Earl Martin and Miss Betty Gray winning honors. Lunch followed. guests included Mrs Ross Martin and Mr and Mrs Donald Waite. The next meeting is set for Tuesday June 8 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N. N. Club
Earl Martin
Butler
Geraldine Grossman
Bridge and 500
Betty Gray
Henry H. Grossman
Olive McNeil
Ross Martin
Donald Waite
Ninety One Birthday Celebrated at Almira Home
Among the many aged ladies at the Almira Home one resident reaches ninety one on Monday June 16. Mrs Eliza Gibson is in good health and eager to see friends on the special day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almira Home
Eliza Gibson
C B G Girls Host Bridge Evening at Fairmont Avenue
Members of the C. B. G. Girls were delightfully received Thursday evening in Mrs. Charles Smiths home on Fairmont avenue. Three tables played bridge with high scores by Ruth Boyles and Elizabeth Mitchell, who received prizes. A repast was served by the hostess with Mrs. Freeman and Bertha Cypher assisting. next meeting planned in two weeks with Eleanor Travers on State street.
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Charles Smith
Fairmont Avenue
Margaret Smith
Ruth Boyles
Elizabeth Mitchell
Freeman
Bertha Cypher
Eleanor Travers
State Street
Sixth Birthday Party for Antoniette Camilla
Mrs. Jess Camilla entertained young people at her Croton avenue home on Thursday evening for her daughter Antoniette’s sixth birthday. The party featured games music and chatter with many lovely presents. A luncheon with yellow and white decor followed, served by the hostess with Mary Gentile and Mrs Anthony Coach assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Camilla
Croton Avenue
Antoinette
Mary Gentile
Anthony Coach
O B F Club Members to Enjoy Cascade Park Breakfast
Members of the O. B. F. Club will have a breakfast at Cascade Park on Monday with a promise of a good time for all attendees.
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O. B. F. Club
Cascade Park
Joan Crawford in Montana Moon at the Capitol
Joan Crawford stars in Montana Moon at the Capitol on Wednesday and through next week in her latest all talkie melodrama. The Untamed actress appears in a western themed romance filled with cowboy chants and ballads and free photos are offered to matinee attendees.
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Joan Crawford
Montana
Capitol
Miss Crawford
Capitol Theatre
Capital Theatre
Montana Moon
Lone Prairee
Anniversary celebrated for Mr and Mrs Robert Flowers
The 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flowers of 403 West Clayton Street was celebrated with a large gathering of friends from Pittsburgh Sharon and Youngstown Ohio. A church ceremony at St Margaret's Church was followed by a wedding dinner and a reception at their home with the same brides maid and best man as 25 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Flowers
West Clayton Street
Pittsburgh
Sharon
Youngstown
Ohio
St. Margaret’s Church
Pr. A. P Scholz
James T. McGuire
Robert Doonan
J. Frank Conway
George Berger
Rose Fleanor Parrilla
B B B Club Hosts Pleasant Meeting And Card Games
The B B B Club met at Mrs. William Fox’s Hazen street home for a regular gathering with prizes won by Mrs. Walter Cross Mrs. Herbert Rose and Miss Billen VanGeisen. An appetizing lunch followed as bouquets graced the tables and two guests joined the event.
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B. B. B. Club
William Fox
Hazen Street
Walter Cross
Herbert Rose
Billen VanGeisen
Walter Gross
Anniversary Celebration Honors John and Irene Black
Mr and Mrs Lewes Seiple hosted a Thursday evening gathering at Fay to honor John Black and his wife Irene Black of Wilmington Avenue on the occasion of their 18th wedding anniversary. Guests included numerous family and neighbors from New Castle Butler Warren Ohio and New Wilmington, with refreshments served and informal pastimes to end the evening.
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Leona
Billie
Butler
Clare Wagner
Esther
Wayne
Thursman Blake
Warren, O
Gilbert Huff
New Wilmington
Wilbur Seiple
Mary Hennessy
New Castle
Vera Blake
Mrs Ritchie Hosts Y S B Section F Meeting
Mrs David Ritchie welcomed Section F of the Y S B class of the Third United Presbyterian church at her South Mill Street home on Thursday evening with Mrs Carrie Fines as associate hostess. The gathering featured peony decor, devotionals by Mrs Olive Ziegler, and closing business followed by daily refreshments. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Olive Ziegler on Fast Washington Street with Mrs J D Pettitt as associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ritchie
South Mill St
Third United Presbyterian Church
Carrie Fines
Olive Ziegler
Olive Zeigler
Washington Street
J. D. Pettitt
Young Married People Class Meets at Atlantic Avenue Home
Members of the Young Married People's Class of Third United Presbyterian met Thursday evening at Mrs. Harold Jones's home on Atlantic avenue. Mrs. Zella Smodnik led the business session, with guests Mrs. Jennie Flaugher and Frances Kauffman. Refreshments followed, hosted by Mrs. Jones and Margaret Lynch. The group plans to meet July 10 at Mrs. Bertha Gifford's home on Sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Church
Harold Jones
Atlantic Avenue
Zella Smodnik
Jennie Flaugher
Frances Kauffman
Margaret Lynch
Bertha Gifford
Sheets Street
First Baptist Ladies Club Met At Mrs Hildebrand Home
Mrs R L Hildebrand hosted Harvey E Martin class members from First Baptist church at 1101 Delaware Avenue Friday evening. Twenty eight members attended with a short business session followed by a trip report to Alaska and Yellowstone Park and piano numbers. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Hildebrand
Delaware Avenue
Harvey E. Martin
First Baptist Church
E. A. Snyder
Alaska
Yellowstone Park
W.N. Lurkhart
Current Events picnic scheduled at Mrs. Morrow’s Lakewood cottage
The Current Events of 06 will hold their annual picnic on Tuesday June 17 at Mrs. Elmer Morrows Lakewood cottage. Attendees should notify Mrs. E A Cook, transportation committee chair. The gathering is the last until fall and expected to be of interest to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Morrow
Lakewood
E. A Cook
Transportation Committee
Clubs Exchange Gifts In Evening Meetings
The H G L Girls club met at Mrs Scrivans home on Hazen street with 10 present for social games and music. Mrs Harry Maughan received a birthday gift as attendees hosted a pink and white luncheon. B and A club members gathered at Miss Virginia Katterson Galbreath avenue for bridge and 500 with prizes awarded. The next meeting is set for Wednesday June 18 at Mrs William Mayers Arlington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. L. Girls Club
B. and A
Virginia Katterson
Galbreath Avenue
William Mayer
Arlington Avenue
Agents of New Castle and Sharon Offices of Met Life Unite
Agents of the New Castle and Sharon Metropolitan Life Insurance offices join forces to form a regional sales unit. The move aims to improve coverage and client service across Delaware and neighboring counties.
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New Castle and
Sharon
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
District outing at Willows hosts 150 guests and games
The annual outing for Julius Blaha's district staff and families takes place this afternoon at the Willows on the New Castle-Wampum road with more than 150 attendees. Activities include races a mushball game between offices and a picnic dinner tonight. Dorcas class meets discusses summer picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Blaha
the Willows
New Castle-Wampum Road
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Ted Marlin
Wilson and Lady
Paccin Bros
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Jubilee Party
Ladies Scottish
Mather
Mathers
Mather Bros. Co. Jewelers
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Sherwin Williams
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Claire
Neshannock Falls
Norman Anderson
Walma
Young Ladies Bible
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Ruth Smith
Sheffield
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Harry Funk
Thomas Hutchinson
W. L. Bloomquist
Samuel
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William Vieweg
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Roy Cummings
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NewCastle
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