Dorothy Bowers to Wed Gaylord Taylor on June Seventeen
Miss Dorothy Bowers daughter of Mrs John C Bowers Adams street will marry Gaylord Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Irvin Taylor Princeton June seventeenth at 7 30 p m in the Third United Presbyterian church neighborhood readers learn the couple plans a formal ceremony in the local church with both families involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bowers
John C. Bowers
Adams Street
Gaylord Taylor
Irvin Taylor
Princeton
Third United Presbyterian Church
Tri City Garden Club Meeting At Jordan Farm
Members of New Castle Pittsburgh and Youngstown Men s Garden clubs will tee at Jordan Game Farm Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock. Hoyt FP Paxton of the National Men s Garden clubs will be guest. Attendees bring lunch. coffee provided by committee. Also notes a fiftieth reunion event and local club gatherings with social meals and a dance planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Hoyt FP
Paxton
National Men's Garden Clubs
Castle Temple No
Pythian Sisters
Indie Malta Hall
Thelma Berndt
Allentown
Emma Maxwell
P. E. O. Sisterhood Picnic At Miss Griffiths Home
Members of the P. E. O. Sisterhood gathered Friday evening at Miss Olivia Griffiths home on West Washington for a picnic dinner with large attendance. Hostess and aides served a delicious menu. Local delegates reported on the Mansfield state convention. Plans for future events were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia, Griffiths
West Washington Street
R. F. Roberts
Iretta Dart
P. BE. O
Mansfield
Olivia Griffiths
J. A. McNeill
Mary Michaels
Friday Thirteenth Luncheons and Society Gatherings
Mrs Hel W Dunlap hosted a 1 PM luncheon Friday for 13 friends at Court Street. The Italian Methodist Women Society met at the church social rooms with devotions and plans for a Cascade Park picnic on June 24. Rachel Rebekah lodge members held a session at Warren Avenue with a July picnic planned and prizes awarded. U S Club and N S Club events were noted with hosting duties.
Mrs Paul Workman Honored At Shower
In the home of Mrs Charles Caven on South Bay street a group of friends gathered Friday evening and honored Mrs Paul Workman nee Edna Roberts a bride at recent date at a lovely miscellaneous shower. Cards proved an enjoyable diversion of the evening with high score honors going to Mrs Agnes Melater and Ruth Hildebrand. At nine o clock a delicious repast was served by the hostess aided by Mrs Charles Campbell. Mrs Workman was presented with a lovely array of gifts for her new home on Grant street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Caven
South Bay Street
Paul Workman
Edna Roberts
Agnes Melater
Ruth Hildebrand
Charles Campbell
Erma Suhre
0. G
West Washington Street
Homer Mensel
Charles Brickner
Fred Suhre
Youngstown
Mary Anne McKinley
Rigina Suhre
Princeton
Picnic Plans Made by Victory Bible Class
Mrs John Swenson entertained members of the Victory Bible class of St Johns Lutheran church in her Albert street home Friday evening and plans were made for their annual tureen picnic at Mrs William Kleckners Butler avenue on July 11. Devotions were led by Miss Mary Good and business conducted. Plans covered Donation Day at Zellenople Orphans Home and the Sunday school picnic on June 24. June birthdays were honored by the hostesses. Special guests included Mrs Joseph Johnson Mrs Hilda Lawson Elsie Benson and Jennie Peterson. Refreshments were served and Miss Florence Mitchell gave a talk on her southern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Swenson
Victory Bible Class
St. John's Lutheran Church
Albert Street
William Kleckner
Butler Avenue
Mary Good
Zellenople Orphan's Home
Swanson
Carl Forsman
Frank Wimner
Joseph Johnson
Hilda Lawson
Elsie Benson
Jennie Peterson
Ben
Florence Mitchell
Birthday honors mark Loyal Leaders and church groups
Loyal Leaders class members of First Christian church hosted Miss Scella Likens of Mt. Jackson for a birthday gathering at her home with a tureen dinner and guests including Dr. and Mrs. G. S. Bennett, Mrs. G. M. Chambers and Miss Anna Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scella Likens
Mt. Jackson
Anniear
Loyal Leaders
First Christian Church
G. S. Bennett
Likens
iMra
G. M. Chambers
Anna Chambers
Toledo
Zolla Likens
Evans City
Dale Andrews
Jackson
Reception Honors Old City Resident
In keeping with a long established custom Mya Jennie Connor Euclid avenue held an informal reception Friday afternoon and evening honoring her father John F. Smith one of New Castle s oldest and most highly respected citizens. The event celebrated Mr Smith s 87th birthday with about 15 neighbors relatives calling to offer congratulations. The home was adorned with floral bouquets and gifts. Mr Smith who recalls East Washington street in its cobblestone days was born in New Wilmington. The Smith homestead stood where the Overlook Banitaruum now sits on Furnace Hill. He is a gardener of authority having planned some of New Castle s most beautiful gardens which still remain. He received many gifts and cards including a letter from nephew Garlton W. Smith registrar and recorder of Erle and notes from longtime neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mya
Jennie Connor
Euclid Avenue
John F. Smith
New
Castie
Mr. Smith
Washington Street
New Wilmington
Smith
Banitaruum
Furnace Hill
New Castle
Garlton W. Smith
Erle
Mothers Class at Co. C Reed Residence
Miss Elsie Redenbach of Pittsburgh and Mrs. H B Lennig attended the Mothers class at First Methodist church Friday afternoon in Mrs C Reed’s home at 31 Beach street. Twenty four were present. Aides were Mrs Ralph Raney Mrs J Leohner Mrs J H Templeton and Mrs Ira Campbell. Devotions were led by Mrs F M Stoll. The group voted to sew for the Red Cross from 8 to 12 each week in the church parlors. Mrs Reed presented a lark about her grandfather who came to this country in 1860 from England and started a home in New Castle. Plans were made for a Hamburgery to be held July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Redenbach
Pittsburgh
H. B. Lennig
First Methodist Church
C. Reed
Beach Street
Ralph Raney
J. ©. Leohner
J. H. Templeton
Ira Campbell
F. M. Stoll
Red Cross
P W Club to Hear State Reports at Lakewood Picnic
Members of the P W Club plan a Monday evening motor to their Lakewood cottage for a 6 pm picnic dinner. Miss Genevieve Riddle retiring president and Miss Mary Bigsey newly elected president will report on the recent state B F W convention held in Hershey. Other items note a card party at Miss Detorhy’s and upcoming hostess duties in Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Junior League
Cosmo Club
Janice Rosenblum
Farrell
Western Pennsylvania Reign of
Junior Hadassah
Rose Lichter
Mebership
Pittsburgh
League
We B. FP. W. Club
Lakewood
Genevieve Riddle
Mary Bigsey
Hershey
Beauty Seeks Divorce Over Wedding Night Abandonment
Mrs Mary Bicks Mullaley files for divorce in Chicago from William J Mullaley a Kansas City brewing distributor. She charges cruelty drunkenness and husband left her on their wedding night returning 48 hours later claiming he had been awake. Mullaley's former husband was Knule Larsen Danish boxer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bicks Mullaley
Ziepfeld
Harbor Missionary Society Meeting at Harbor U. P.
Mrs. Herman Byler hosted Harbor Missionary Society members at her Harbor U. P. church home for an all day session. Morning quilting and a luncheon were followed by devotions led by Mrs. Frances Kenehan and business by president Mrs. Gladys Allen. Plans for Presbyterial at Plain Grove on June 19 were discussed. Eleanor Allen attended as guest. A picnic dinner is planned at Mrs. Kenehan's home on July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Byler
Harbor Missionary Society
Harbor U. P
Frances Kenehan
Gladys Allen
Plaingrove
Eleanor Allen
Macon Bridge Club Dinner Meeting Recap
Macon Bridge club members gathered at a tea room on Ellwood road Friday for their regular meeting. A formal dinner was served at six, with prizes awarded to Mrs. George McConnell Mrs. Oscar Saul and Mrs L Moore. In two weeks Mrs. McConnell will host at her East Washington home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon Bridge Club
Ellwood Road
George McConnell
Oscar Saul
Mes L. Moore
George McConell
East Washington
Kensington Card Club Meeting At Croton Avenue
Mrs Cora Duffner hosted the Kensington group on Croton avenue Friday afternoon with cards as the main pastime. Ella Buna and George Carr led high scores, and Emma Kissenger assisted with a Juncl supper. On June 37 Mrs George Carr will host at Delaware avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Duffner
Tann Kensington
Croton Avenue
Ella Buna
George Car
Emma Kissenger
George Carr
Delaware Avenue
Mrs J Robert Brown Honors Bride Elects
Mrs J Robert Brown hosted a social at her New Wilmington road home for sister Dorothy Bowers and Virginia Wey man bride elects of the month. Guests enjoyed towels as gifts and a light repast served by her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Robert Brown
Births in New Castle and Jamesson Memorial Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Joseph Snlczek of 1904 Scioto street announce the arrival of a daughter at Lie New Castle hospital on Friday June 13. Born to Mr and Mrs Willian DL Davidson of R F D No 2 Wampum a son at Jameson Memorial hospital on June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Snlczek
Scioto Street
Lie New Castle Hospital
Willian DL. Davidson
Son
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Personal mentions from Meadville area society page
George Black of Ellwood Road is somewhat improved at home. Mrs. Stella Hare of East Washington Street is confined after a minor operation. Mrs. Clifford Zeigler has returned home from Jameson Memorial Hospital and is doing nicely. Rev. Norman Spear returned from the Reform Presbyterian Synod in Winona Lake. Inez Exzell returned from New Castle Hospital after an appendectomy. Mrs. Richard Mason of Pittsburgh visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.D. Lichtenstein of Oak Street. Mrs. Guy R. Wallace returned after visiting friends and relatives here. Mrs. Arthur Fulkerson and others left for a Niagara Falls weekend trip. Mrs. Hazel Coler has been removed to her home after an operation. Miss Mary Lou Shoat vacationing in Claresboro, West Virginia. Virginia Weinischenk and Eleanor Anderson enjoying a southern motor trip. Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Childs returned after visiting relatives. Helen Haines spending the weekend in Salem with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Black
Ellwood Road
Harding
Thayer
Hazelcroft Avenue
Reading
Robert. Bartsch
Wallace Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Stella
Hare
East Wash
Igton Street
Allen Cartwright
Rose Avenue
Wilmington Avenue
Floyd McCracken
New Castle
R. D
Howe Caverns
Cobleskill
Richard Jones
McKeesport
Marie Riley
Maryland Avenue
Jess Long
State Street
Richard Mason
Pittsburgh
John A. Sigler
Madison Avenue
John L. Sitler
Greybull
Wyo
Margaret Majors
North Walnut Street
Leechburg
Burton Lee Majors
Norman Spear
Oak Street
Winona Lake
Ind
Reformed Presbyterian Synod
Inez Exzell
West Washington Street
New Caatre Hospital
Edgar Welch
Grove City
Glora McKinley
Norris A. White
East Moody Avenue
Methodist
Meadville
Kenneth E. Butler
Brentwood
Mrr
Joan A. Butler
Leas . Avenue
James B. Foster Sr
Winter Avenue
Arthur Fulkerson
Garfield Brenue
Amy Druschel
Arlington Avenue
Niagara Falls
Canada
Hazel Coler
Beaver Street
New Castle Hospital
Mary Lou Shoat
Claresboro
West Virginia
Clyde Bohlman
Virginia
Margaret Weinschenk
Savanteh Gardens
Eleanor Anderson
Lincoln Avenue
Floyd Childs
Rushford
N. Y
Leonard Hanna
George Kennedy
Francis
Beckford Street
Verlee Armstrong
Washington, D. C
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Evelyn McMichael
Westminster College
J. ©. McMichael
Boyles Avenue
Helen Haines
Atlantic Avenue
Salem
Fred
Business Girls Weekend Plans At Camp East Brook
Thirty seven business girls from One Butler attend the event today and Sunday with three taking charge of the morning worship service at 10 o'clock Sunday. Election of officers will be held at the monthly W A board meeting next Tuesday evening at 7 45 at the W A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp East Brook
Butler
Board of Directors
W. A
Local social notes mixing births plans and visits
Erlex Barckhoff and family plan to attend OSU commencement. Mr. and Mrs Charles E McCullough announce the birth of a daughter Jane Laura. Various relatives and friends from Enon Valley Beaver Falls Philadelphia and Pittsburgh visit or return from weddings and trips including Mountclay New Jersey and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. McCullough
Sixth Avenue
Beaver
Falls
Jane
Laura
McCulough
Harriet Cory
Enon Valley
James McCannel
Pack
Phiadelphia
Flora Sry
J. F. McConnel
South
Crawford Avenue
Religious and Fraternal Circles Gather in Local Churches
Richland U P Church hosts a Wednesday meeting in the New Wing tor conf Sunday school room at Highland U P Church. Bethlehem Prayer Band members and friends meet tonight at 7 30 in John Carr's home 167 Atlantic Avenue with Rev L E Bogle as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland U. P
New Wingtor
Highland U. P
Prayer Band
The
Bethlehem Prayer Band
John Carr
Atlantic Avenue
L. E. Bogle
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Bowers-Taylor
Jordan Farm
Paul Lowers
George T. Wilson
Clayton Street
Clyde Tinker
Enwood City
Stoneboro High School
Stoneboro
Loyal 12
Hilda McKee
Bessemer
Charles Krable
A. B. Williams
Allan Chamberlain Boviles
C. U
St. Paul's Lutheran Chief
Albert Kenst
McCleary Ave
New Castle, Pa
Cascade Park
Harry Hammond and His Orchestra
Ise
Wusic
Gozo
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Eleanor Markley
Eugene Cartwright
Organication
Hel W. Dunlap
Court Street
Laney Hetdiah
Women's Society
Women's Society of Christian Service
Italian Methodist Church
Louis Fusco
F. P. Salmondtl
I. Matricard
J. Sanfilippo
D. Sylvester
L. Fusco
N. Altobelli
R. Calderato
KR. Montoaz
J Prank. DeVite
Rachel Rebekah Lodge
Nellie Tribby
Erice Patton
Warren Avenue
Susie Wall
Sara McCormik
Highland ‘Heights
Grace Boblin
Sara McCormick
Nellie Houk
U. S
Margaret Volpe
N. S
Division Street
Vitelene
Rankin
Parmansat
Kerr's
BiEss Aaa
W. Call
O. Uv. W
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
W. C. Patterson
North Cedar Street
Grant Shaffer
L. M. Wilkison
Mayme Arthurholt
Harry Morrison
George Cook
G. C. Murphy Company
Idora Park
Ruth Kurtz
Dorothy Martin
Helen McDevitt
Helen Nieml
David Harding
Thd Habia Ag
J. Soott
Sharon
Walter White
Ohio
Missionary Circle
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Arthur Durlesser
Sampson Street
Durseller
Dan Lintz
Ramblers’ St
Modern # Club
Domenick Scarnatl
Modern & Club
Ralph Vitale
Morton Street
Highland King's Daughters
Highland U. P. Chorch
Peggy Boughter
Audrey Evans
Lois Shoaff
Anvnony Nigro
Booth Jefferson Street
Effie
Nicholas J. Blasucci
John Biasucci
Banat Long Avenue
Figera
Tigers
Unione Calabro
William Cubellis
Louis Ross
Anthony Mollie
Tony Mozzocca
Tradex and Labor Hall
East Washington Street
M. P.M. Club
Anthony Peluso
DuShane Street
Old City
Co. C. Reed
P. W. Club
Detorhy Pears
Bartram Avenue
C. T. FP
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Scarazzo
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hospitales
Emily DePlero
P. Scrrazzo
Audrey Morris
Parkersburg
W. Ne
Charles Micco
Wesley Methodist Church
R. Ames
Matilda Campybell
R. Rote
M. Cox
Ruth Sisley
Violet
June Keller
New Bedford
Marie Roof
Rebekah Lodge
Harry Ward
New Castle Lodge
Wave
Bedford
Pioneer Club
Ethel Thomas
True Blue
U. P
Marian Harey
Marshall Avenue
W. 5. O. Club
Rock Springs
Pork. I
Mary Mullaley
Iona Kensington
New Wilmington Road
Virginia Weyman
Garth Kennedy
James DeVore
Rayshine
Fannie Sense
Wampum
Streamliners
Lakewood Cottage
Uv. U. V
Daughters of Union Veterans
Crendenin Hall
Davis Shoe CO
Charles Lumley
Erlex Barckhoff
B. W. Jones
F. W. Cunningham
South Hills
Pitsburgh
Harry Stenger
Highland Avenue
Basi
M. Stevens
Mountclay
N. J
Kew Castle
Colorado
Stevens
Helen Ward
New Castile
Ella Campbell
Edna Crain
Lordstown
Wate
Washington
Iter
Floyd Moore
New Caste
C. Lee Mellinger
Strousstirshbergs
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