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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1933
Page
3
The Field Club mixed golf event was postponed due to cold weather and rain. The revised date is Tuesday June 20 with drawings at 6:90 PM in front of the club. Contract bridge will follow the golf tournament as part of the entertainment.
Employes and officials of the New Castle Dry Goods store will motor to New Wilmington tonight for a dinner party. An automobile caravan will leave the store around 5:45 o clock. A special program including dancing has been arranged for the evening. Mrs Wis McMullen of Cumberland avenue entertained Tuesday evening with G. W. club members, 50 being selected. Prizes for honors went to Miss Lillian Dorsey Mrs Harry Haymond and Mrs Ethel Berio. Special rules included Mrs Frank Barvent and Mrs Frank Dorsey. The hostess was assisted by her daughter Doris and Wolsa Keiley. In two weeks Mrs Haymond of Bockford street will extend hospitality to the elwh.
The Sunday school class at First Baptist led by Mrs Im Landis planned a noon picnic today at Ossende Park. Poor weather caused the girls to postpone the event until Thursday at noon, meeting in the grove at Casenda Park instead.
Odetta Hodgkinson honored at a bridal shower hosted by Martha Mathews at her New Bedford Road home. Thirty six guests attended including out of town friends Hazel Wike and Mrs Daye’s store of New Galilee. Gifts were displayed and opened, with a collation served by Lillian Hodgkinson and Therese Cover. Remaining items highlighted nuptial theme. Legislature: Class meeting at Wesley M E church hosted by Mrs Fay Hughes with son Albert Hughes and great grandparents present. Plans announced for July 24 gathering at Cascade Park and a strawberry supper for JOY class at Paul W Fombelle home with forty attendees, featuring music and games. Outdoor Peschall and horseshoe pitching were enjoyed.
Members concluded a brief Reading Club gathering with a quiet closing, noting no major business or decisions. Attendees, including the president and secretary, departed after adjourning the session.
A lively evening hosted at Jean Budler’s home honored George with food and song. Guests included Hazel, Shirley, Josephine, Geraldine and Alice Gordon. Mrs. Callahan assisted serving as June dates and local officials noted responsibilities.
A sparse readout mentions names Hathryn Johnson and aquaki Meant in an informal, partial line. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable from the readable fragments.
A local Dart event parent group organized a safety briefing after a disruptive incident at 331 Moet Cake Lane. Officials from BottysAng Bhitlet attended, outlining next steps to improve security and neighborhood awareness.
Regular Juota club meeting held Tuesday opened with a meal at an unspecified time. Members formulated plans for a June 27 event. A delegate report by Rose was anticipated, with a postponed plan for this week. Married People’s class of United Presbyterian church reports a teacher wed on Friday June 23. Twentieth annual Gibson farm reunion scheduled for Wednesday.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and relationships involving Grande, Emilio Deltorio, Mr and Mrs Ta. Unable to determine a clear event, date, or location. Likely a personal notice or obituary fragment centered on family connections.
Religious and fraternal circles plan meetings including Bible class to be hosted by Miss Nancy East Long Avenue with Sarah Book as teacher. Gospel Tabernacle holds a 1:45 prayer service at Court House. church repairs completed and congregation to assemble at the edifice. Memorial program to follow at 211 G cotingé with a public program and Temple of the Pythian Sisters in Ellwood City and Wampum. Election of officers at the Huron Iverine home with Mrs Chepics Irwin named president and other officers listed. Central joint hostess reports activities of Girls and others amid regional church discussions.
A picnic on July 11 hosted by a man and assisted by Marie and Anna Rice featured a dainty lunch. Special guests included Misses Govee Wingerd and Florence Peden. A musical concert at Wesleyan Methodist Church on Lynisl Street will be performed by the Houghton College quartet under Orvyen Hess Alvin Barker Malcolm Cronk and Willard Smith. The program begins at 7 30 and will include sacred selections and inspirational messages.
Troop No. of the local Girl Scouts hiked to Castle Beach on Tuesday morning, had breakfast, and stayed for dinner with Miss Prudence Sankey in charge. A separate unit, Troop 15, held a wiener roast at Elaine Belley’s Cascade Street home Tuesday evening with about 25 girls under Dorothy Depp and Dorothy Kinney.
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