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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1935

Page

3

Kus-Kus-Ka Chapter Concludes Season

The Kus-Kus-Ka Chapter Daughters of American Colonists held its season finale at the Castleton Hotel with many members present. Mrs. Morford Trockmorton presided. three candidates were announced for membership and reports given. praise for hostesses and members followed along with notes from delegates and visiting chapters. An invitation was extended for the next gathering in Beaver in October.

Daughters of Castleton Morford Trockmorton Beaver Benjamin Beisel Washington, D. C Charles Greer Butler Christley Grace Townsend Beaver Falls Republica of Panama Leroy S. Townsend

Sin Mar Bridge Club Meets At Laurel Avenue Home

The Sin Mar Bridge club, with Mrs Hubert Sadler and Kathryn Hodge as special guests, gathered at Lucille Emery’s Laurel Avenue home Thursday evening. Marian Teets won the contract and prize, with a dainty late hour collation provided by the hostess and rose bud centerpieces. Dolores Gould of Elizabeth Street is listed to entertain in two weeks.

Sin Mar Bridge

Howley Stoughton marriage told in quiet ceremony

Miss Helen Howley and William R Stoughton III wed in St Marys rectory with Fr Leo Watterson officiating. Attendant was Mary Agnes Howley. best man Joe Howley. They plan no honeymoon, will reside at 401 Boyles Avenue after a buffet reception with family.

Helen Howley William Howley Shenango Street William R. Stoughton, III William R. Stoughton, Jr Moody Avenue St Mary’s Church Leo Watterson Mary Agnes Howley Joe Howley Howley Mrs. Stoughton New Castle Boyles Avenue

Eckenroad Speaks at Grove City Civic Club Meeting

Mrs. W. C. Eckenroad of Fairfield avenue Fairfield city guest speaker at the Grove City Civic club, discussing conservation and gardens as chair of the State Federation department. Library and Shakespeare clubs joined the gathering, with tea and special music post program.

W. C. Eckenroad Fairfield Avenue Civic Club Grove City Leonard Shelley Washington Boulevard Eckenroad Department of Conservation and Gardens of Southwestern District State Federation of Women’s Clubs Library Shakespeare Clubs Harry Moon

Cameron Family Reunion Planned at Liberty Grange Hall

The twenty ninth Cameron family reunion will be held at Liberty Grange Hall on the Har lansburg road Tuesday June 18.

Cameron Liberty Grange Hall Harlansburg Road

Indiana Alumni Picnic Draws 35 Members

Members of the Indiana State Teachers College alumni of Lawrence County met last evening at the Everglade Dairy Farm home of Miss Lenora Taylor in Pulaski. Thirty five members attended a lawn picnic with full-name and graduation year intros. Special guests included Dr and Mrs Frederick Taylor and several others. The organizing committee was Mrs David Silverman and Miss Dorothy Kinney. The next meeting is planned for September 12 at Mrs F R Roberts Barbour Place with co-hostesses named.

Indiana State Teachers College Lawrence County Lenora Taylor Everglad Pulaski Frederick Taylor Frederick Taylor, Jr F. R. Roberts

Sharon Party Honors Miss Doris Cook Before June Wedding

Miss Doris Cook, to wed June 15 to James G. Mitchell, is honored at a tea hosted by Mrs. S. H. Hadley on East State street with fifty guests. A luncheon for the bride elect was hosted by Mrs. Ross Arnold on Stambaugh avenue. Rehearsal dinner planned by Mr. and Mrs. W. W. MacMillen of Cleveland at the Country club.

Helen Jamison S. H. Hadley East State Street Sharon Doris Cook James G. Mitchell William L. Wishart John Howat Louise Armstrong Ruth Lininger Betty Troth Margaret Lytle Margaret McDowell Olive Boyce Ross Arnold Stambaugh Avenue W. W. MacMillen Cleveland, O Miss Cook Country Club

Chicago Woman Completes Short Visit in New Castle

Mrs. Katherine Ignatz of Chicago Illinois finished a brief stay in New Castle traveling this morning with Mr and Mrs Mike Sheiht also of Chicago. Her headquarters were with her brother in law and wife Mr and Mrs Mike Ignatz of Dewey Avenue. She visited many relatives including Mrs Mary Hagan formerly of New Castle.

Katherine Ignatz Chicago Illinois New Castle Mike Sheiht Ignatz Mike Ignatz Dewey Avenue Mary Hagan

Regular F and S club meeting at Mrs Hilda Brown home

The F and S club held its regular meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs Hilda Brown’s Long avenue home. A 1:30 luncheon featured seasonal table settings, followed by a 500 contest won by Mrs Annabell Gillespie. Mrs Sophia Bayham to host June 26 picnic at Cascade Park.

Hilda Brown Long Avenue Annabell Gillespie Sophia Bayham Cascade Park

Semper Fidelis Club Hosts Evening at Laurel Avenue

Members of the Semper Fidelis club will be entertained this evening by Mrs. Carl R. Tranquillo at 5 West Laurel Avenue.

Semper Fidelis Club Carl R. Tranquillo West Laurel Avenue

North Beaver Garden Club Picnic at Mill Creek Park

Members of the North Beaver Garden club and families gathered at Mill Creek Park Youngstown O for a Thursday picnic at Slippery Rock Pavilion. An evening meal for about sixty five featured summer floral table decor and informal diversions. A County Day observance will follow July 11 at Westfield Grange Hall with a programs and finance session.

North Beaver Club Mill Creek Park North Beaver Garden Club Youngstown Slippery Rock Pavilion J. W. Brewster James Gardner Grace Reed Westfield Grange Hall J. W. Fullerton Howard Butler Norman Gilchrist

Recital by Crawford Terrace Teacher Draws Over 125 Guests

Mrs. E. O. Fankhauser of Crawford Terrace presented her students at Mrs. Abe Fisher's Moody avenue home. The event drew more than 125 guests and featured performances by Ellwood City pupils including Dorothy and Margaret Magee, Betty and Margaret Stewart, and many others. Ruth Drescher and Mrs. Felch assisted. Dorothy Fisher and Frank Taylor Jr. were the accompanists. A trombone solo by Thomas Cramer accompanied by Frank Taylor Jr. followed. An informal Thursday reception with refreshments concluded the gathering hosted by Mrs. W. D. Cleland, Mrs. Abe Fisher, Mrs. Frank Taylor, and Mrs. M. A. Groden.

E. O. Fankhauser Crawford Terrace Abe Fisher Moody Avenue Dorothy Margaret Magee Betty Margaret Stewart Beverly Groden Betsy Hill Ellwood City Lena Silverman Dorothy Fisher Frank Taylor, Jr Jean Miller Natalie Ehrlich Idyl

Polish Falcons Nest 146 Meet Adds New Members

The Komisyja Sokolic of the Polish Falcons Nest 146 met on Wednesday June 12 for a regular session at Falcon hall. Vice President Stella Cwynar presided with hostesses Matilda Pigon Helen Noga and Marie Mazurkiewicz. New members Julia Pilser and Sophie Kazinski were welcomed. The next meeting is set for Wednesday June 26 with associate hostesses Victoria Wolanska Ida Kardupska and Frances Zapasnik.

Komisyja Sokolic Falcons Nest 146 Falcon Hall Stella Cwynar Matilda Pigon Helen Noga Marie Mazurkiewicz Julia Pilser Sophie Kazinski Victoria Wolanska Ida Kardupska Frances Zapasnik

Bridge Teams Draw Crowd At Hempill Home

Two tables of bridge occupied the De La Kard Klub gathering at Thelma Hempill's North Mulberry street home. Miss Virginia Gilbert won the high score trophy. Harriet Hempill played piano during the social period. Mary Norton of East Sutton street will entertain on June 27.

De-La-Kard-Klub Thelma Hempill North Mulberry Street Virginia Gilbert Harriet Hempill Mary Norton East Sutton Street

Colonial club gathers for card night at Huey Street home

Mrs Andrew Sarbo hosted Colonial club members on Huey street with card games. Prize for high score went to Mrs Pat Scarazzo and the club token to Louise DeLillo. Refreshments were served and two weeks later Mrs William Marotti of Cunningham avenue will receive the club.

Andrew Sarbo Huey Street Colonial Club Pat Scarazzo Louise DeLillo William Marotti Cunningham Avenue

1934 Club Guests At Evening Parties

The 1934 club members were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fritz on Fairmont Avenue with a full course menu at 6 30. Prizes went to Mrs Fritz Mrs Harry Flinner Ed Pritchard and Arthur Kiefer. The following night at Hillcrest Avenue four tables of 500 were played with trophies awarded to Mr and Mrs Edward Pritchard Mrs Arthur Kiefer and Charles Andrews. A lunch followed. In two weeks June 27 they will be hosted by Mr and Mrs William Bellknap on Albert Street.

Ed. Fritz Fairmont Avenue Fritz Harry Flinner Ed. Pritchard Arthur Kiefer Hillcrest Avenue Edward Pritchard Charles Andrews William Bellknap Albert Street

O. U. Society Hosts Shower for Bride

The O. U. Missionary Society of Central Presbyterian held a business social at Josephine Shuler’s home on Court Street to honor Mrs. Herman W. McConnell nee Ina Tucker, a June bride now living in Ellwood City. Guests included Mrs. M. E. Cochran Margaret Tucker and Anna Woods. Luncheon concluded the evening.

O. U. Missionary Society of the Central Presbyterian Church Josephine Shuler Court Street Herman W. McConnell Ina Tucker Ellwood City Fred Wood Harold Shellatree West Indies Ethel Douglas Lester Miller

V F W Tri-County meet at Legion Home attendees named

The V F W Tri-County meet gathered at the Legion Home with Butler Lawrence and Mercer counties represented. Norma Potts spoke as department president and Ellwood City auxiliary joined the council. Next meeting July 11 will be in Ellwood City.

Mary Cox Viola Ryhal Grant Adella Evans Ellwood City

Ten Ivory club hosts evening at South Mill home

Mrs. Anthony Cialella and Martha Aicone entertained the Ten Ivory club on Wednesday at their South Mill Street residence. Guests played cards with Mrs. George Ross and Mrs. Pete Nativio winning. lunch was served and a picnic plan was noted for a near date. In two weeks the club will meet with Babe Marcella on South Mill Street.

Anthony Cialella Martha Aicone South Mill Street Ivory Club George Ross Pete Nativio Babe Marcella

Picnic announcement of Elizabeth Tardella and Charles Sbarro wedding

At Cascade park grove a Thursday evening picnic announced the July 30 marriage of Miss Elizabeth Tardella daughter of James Tardella of Division Street and Charles Sbarro of Center Street. About 30 persons attended and enjoyed dinner served by Mrs. Thomas Maciarello Mrs. Charles Richards and Mrs. Frank Maciarello plus park amusements.

Cascade Park Elizabeth Tardella James Tardella Division Street Charles Sbarro Center Street Thomas Maciarello Charles Richards Frank Maciarello

Federation Juniors Conclude Active Season With Plans

Miss Martha Jo McGoun hosted the Federation Juniors at her Centennial street home for the last meeting of the season. Reports from committee heads highlighted charity such as glasses for a needy girl and a membership for scout camp, plus a $20 donation to the State Blind Fund. Harriett Beadel was named president with new committees for the coming term. Ruth Brenneman outlined an active program. Plans included a July picnic, an August lawn party, and two delegates to the Erie convention in October. The group adjourned to resume in September.

Martha Jo McGoun Federation Centennial Street Harriett Beadel Ruth Brenneman Erie

W L C Club Enjoys Evening at Gardner Home

W L C Club members gathered at Mrs. Gretchen Hay of Gardner for an entertaining evening. Miss Lila Boak and Mrs. Mary Wilson shared honors as associate hostesses. Prizes went to Mrs. Dorothy Roberts Mrs. Dorothy Clark and Mrs. Kathryn Eckles. Luncheon followed and plans were made for the next meeting on Thursday July 11 with Mrs. Margaret Davis Mrs. Dorothy Roberts and Mrs. Myrtle Klingensmith in charge. location to be decided later.

W. L. C. Club Gretchen Hay Gardner Lila Boak Mary Wilson Dorothy Roberts Dorothy Clark Kathryn Eckles Margaret Davis Myrtle Klingensmith

P G C Club Hosts Card Evening With Trophies Awarded

Mrs Andrew Paulini of Beckford street hosted a P G C club gathering on Thursday evening. Mrs Joseph Eve Jr and Elizabeth Ungar won trophies, with lunch served by the hostess and Mrs Eve. Mrs Adolph Lang of Fairmont avenue will host the women at her home on Tuesday July 2.

FP. G. C. Club Andrew Paulini Beckford Street P. G. C. Club Joseph Eve, Jr Elizabeth Ungar Eve Adolph Lang Fairmont Avenue

Moonlight 500 Club Honors Birthday

Moonlight 500 club members gathered at Mrs. Frances H. Johnson's Allen street home Thursday for a birthday celebration in her honor. Mrs. A. Guy received a gift on behalf of the group, with 500 cards as the game and prizes won by Mrs. Guy and Mrs. William Mitchell. Mrs. Papst attended as a special guest and the next meeting, June 27, will be hosted by Mrs. J. R. Mears on Butler avenue for another birthday event.

Moonlight Francis H. Johnson Allen Street A. Guy William Mitchell Johnson Fred Papst J. R. Mears Butler Avenue

Pear son Street Bride Weds William J. Clements in New Cumberland

Miss Mildred E. Reese daughter of Mr and Mrs E Reese of Pear son street and William J. Clements son of Thomas Clements of 445 Neshannock avenue were married Wednesday June 12 in New Cumberland West Virginia. The ceremony was conducted by Rev J J Howland. The bride, a New Castle High School Class of 35 graduate, and the groom, affiliated with Whieldon Service Station, will reside at 445 Neshannock avenue and plan a wedding trip before settling at home.

Mildred E. Reese E. Reese Pearson Street William J. Clements Thomas Clements Neshannock Avenue New Cumberland West Va J. J. Howland New Castle High School

Morganti and Farmer Wed in New Bedford Area

The marriage of Roger Morganti son of Mr and Mrs N Morganti of 1411 Jackson avenue and Mad eline Farmer of Butler occurred last Saturday Justice of the Peace Mrs Gertrude Lanigan officiated The couple were attended by Dryden Moncrief and Miss Mary Farmer the bride sister Mr and Mrs Morganti reside on East Lut ton street

Roger Morganti N. Morganti Jackson Avenue Madeline Farmer Butler Gertrude Lanigan New Bedford Road Dryden Moncrief Mary Farmer

Mrs. Hettie Rhodes Hosts Queen Sewing Circle Meeting

Thursday afternoon Mrs. Hettie Rhodes of Beckford street entertained the Queen Sewing Circle. Members enjoyed sewing and chat and a cooling repast served by the hostess with help from her mother Mrs. Mary Harvey. In two weeks a tureen dinner is planned at Mrs. William Back’s residence on Sumner avenue.

Hettie Rhodes Beckford Street Queen Sewing Circle Mary Harvey William Back Sumner Avenue

Gramoda Members Luncheon at Mrs Mcliver’s Home

A Gramada Kensington group enjoyed a covered tureen luncheon Thursday at Mrs William Mcliver's Park avenue home. The menu featured a 1 o'clock meal and floral decor. guests socialized informally. A breakfast is planned for June 27 at Cascade Park to replace the usual routine.

Gramada Kensington William Mcliver Park Avenue Cascade Park

Miss Martha Holbrook Graduates From Kent College

Miss Martha Holbrook of Huron avenue has completed the Home Economics Course at Kent College Kent Ohio with honors and will teach at Barberton High School this fall. She was part of the first graduating class of the New Castle Home Economics Course in 1921 alongside Miss Margaret Fray now Mrs William Logan.

Martha Holbrook Huron Avenue Kent College Kent Ohio New Castle Miss Holbrook Margaret Fray William Logan Barberton

Orr and Fleming Marriage Reported for April 22 1935

Miss Rowena Orr daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Orr of Meadville and Russell H Fleming of Meadville were wed on April 22 1935. Mrs Fleming a student at Allegheny College and Mr Fleming connected with Hookless Make Meadville home.

New Castle Rowena Orr Ralph Orr Meadville Russell H. Fleming Fleming Allegheny Hookless

Sturdevant Hosts Social Eight Club Evening

Mr and Mrs D E Sturdevant of Waldo street hosted the Social Eight Club Thursday with cards as the main pastime. Mrs R H Walker and A G Carson won prizes. Mrs E C Burdge assisted in serving lunch. On Friday July 21 Mr and Mrs E C Burdge of Cedar street will entertain.

D. E. Sturdevant Waldo Street Social Eight Club R. H. Walker A. G. Carson E. C. Burdge Cedar Street

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