Jewish Youth Group elects officers in New Castle meeting
Officers for the year were elected at the Jewish Youth of New Castle meeting held at Mrs. Morris Davis’s home. New slate includes president Mrs. Davis and treasurer Greenberg. A new social, pastel crepe balloons plan, and a cultural group were discussed. Lunch on the porch followed by games and dancing with Miss Beatrice and Mrs. Julius Segal assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Morris Davis
Boulevard
Avis
Ma Bailip
Greenberg
Strutin
Myron Milbouer
Caperal
Open House Planned for Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs W Clayton Bryan of Walmo will host open house at home on June 17 from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 8 pm to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary. Relatives and friends are invited, with Helen Snie and Anna Jurina mentioned among attendees. The notice also notes community birthday events and a civic club gathering on June 28 at 425 Galbreath Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Clayton Bryan
Walmo
Evers
Helen
Aessig Sarat Saigren Fe
Biss Hsien Dantonio
Madison Avenue
Oring
Helen Sniesowie
Anna Jurina
Chat
I Seoetel
Kine
Mary’ Dantonie
Caroline Lysz
Galbreath Avenue
Mrs Mary Carbon Feted on Birthday at Edenburg
Mrs Mary Carbon of R D 1 Edenburg celebrated her 82nd birthday with a large family gathering. Five of seven children attended along with 32 grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. A noon dinner, photos, cards, visiting and games followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carbon
R.D. 1
Edenburg
Dults
Jennie Schooley
Nellie Carbon
Rosary Romeo
Former Brentwood Residents Wed In Presbyterian Church
Doroth y Louise Black daughter of Mr and Mrs Perry Black of West Garden road Brentwood wed Edward Monroe Vandegrift son of Mr and Mrs Edward Vandegrift of Brownsville road Brentwood on June 4 at Brentwood Presbyterian Church Rev J Calvin Winder officiated Roberta Wieman served as maid of honor Robert Vandegrift best man and ushers included James Voye Roy Brooks Wesley Church and Perry Black A reception for 75 guests followed at the groom s parents home The Vandegrifts are former New Castle residents and the newlyweds will reside on Brownsville road Brentwood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Louise Black
Perry Black
West Garden Road
Brentwood
Edward Monroe Vandegrift
Edward Ae
Brownsville Road
Dune 4
Brentwood Presbyterian Church
J. Calvin Winder
Roberta Wieman
Robert Vandegrift
James Voye
Roy Brooks
Wesley Church
Perry
Installation ends sisterhood year at Tifereth Israel
Final season meeting of Tifereth Israel Sisterhood drew large attendance at the synagogue. Officers were installed with a wheel symbol and white blue trim. certificates of recognition were awarded to several members and past presidents. Guests from Beaver Falls attended. a joint picnic with the Hebrew Free Loan Association is planned for June 27 at El Rio Beach. regular meetings resume in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifereth Israel Sisterhood
America
M. Slavonsky
Gilbert Levine
S. Levine
Charles Maierson
Samuel Gilbert
Beaver Falls
Sisterhood
C. Maierson
Abe Cohen
Harry Greenberg
Sam Wolfe
M. Waldman
Alec Samuels
Ted Marlin
N. Ginsburg
J. Cobb
Harry Pitnoff
Perry Frank
Sam Levine
L. Zieve
J. Rosen
A. Shapiro
P. Alpern
L. Groden
Maierson
S. Levin
Joe Cohen
Harry Cohen
Henry Ginsburg
David Struttin
Harry Wolfe
Meyer Levin
L. Kulkin
J. Haber
Mahoningtown Garden Club Meeting Tuesday Evening
The Mahoningtown Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 8 oclock in the home of Mrs W C Patterson at 407 North Cedar Street. The program features a spelling bee of flower names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoningtown Garden Club
W. C. Patterson
North Cedar Street
Emma Jane Davis Weds David Minick
Miss Emma Jane Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Evan Davis of 1060 Adams street married David James Minick son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Minick of 912 Maryland avenue in an open church ceremony at the Third U P church. Dr J Paul Graham officiated. Following the 6:30 pm June 12 wedding a 250 guest reception was held in the church parlors. The couple will reside at 1 Adams street after a honeymoon trip to the New England states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jane Davis
Evan Davis
Adams Street
David James Minick
Arthur Minick
Maryland Avenue
U. P
J. Paul Graham
Harry L. Davis
Roland Mortimer
William Mitchell
Carroll Byler
Samuel McCleary Jr
Lillian H. Sarver
Eileen Mulcahy
Anna Mae Todd
Barbara Lou Davis
New England States
Minick
Union High School
Bell Telephone
New Castle Senior High School
Submarine Service
U. S. Navy
Johnson Bronze
C T P Auxiliary Fetel Honor Guest Dinner at Castleton
The Women's auxiliary to the Baltimore & Ohio C T P hosted a luncheon in The Castleton for Mrs Roy Barton White of Baltimore at a 1 pm private dining room table for 31 guests. Mrs White was welcomed with a token gift as guests from Akron and Pittsburgh attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Castleton
Roy Barton White
Baltimore
William R. Ronk
Mildred Dreschler
Inez DeVille
Ronk
Ralph Audino
Club Calendar Entries for Shoningtown and New Castle Areas
A rundown of club meetings and social events across Shoningtown and New Castle including Garden clubs, Alpha Gamma Delta functions, Wimodausis activities, nursing and civic group gatherings, and church society notes. Sweden expects 7 500 tractors will be shipped into that country this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Jolly Ten Club Birthday Celebration and Prizes
The Jolly Ten club met at Mrs. B. J. Biondi’s home to observe Mrs. Angelo Marshall’s birthday anniversary with games. Mrs. Ralph DiMuccio won a club token and Mrs. Mary Covelle took the club prize. Mrs. John Cooper sang a vocal solo. Next gathering set for June 24 at 925 Rose Avenue to plan a picnic. The Republic of Eire now permits alien females to work as domestic servants to ease a shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Biondi
South
Jefferson Street
Jolly Ten
Angelo Marshall
Ralph DiMuccio
Mary Covelle
John Cooper
Charles Richards
A. Bullano
A. T. Venditto
A. C. Ricciardi
Frank Calabrese
Rose Avenue
Republic of
Eire
Ilona Stevenson to Wed July 2
Miss Ilona Stevenson daughter of Mr and Mrs James T Bailey 414 Garfield avenue will wed Martin A Holtzapple son of Mrs Kay Holt zapple 725 County Line street on Friday July 2 at 730 pm in the First Christian church Attendants maid of honor Donna Shelitto bridesmaids Betty Blewitt Joanne Leivo Best man Howard J Kelley ushers Donald Hartshorne Floyd Kelley Also notes the first monument to George Washington is believed erected in Boonsboro Maryland in 1827.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilona Stevenson
James T. Bailey
Garfield Avenue
Martin A. Holtzapple
Kay Holtzapple
County Line Street
First Christian Church
Miss Stevenson
Donna Shelito
Betty Blewitt
Joanne Leivo
Howard J. Kelley
Donald Hartshorne
Floyd Kelley
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Roth
Newcote High School
Naughty ‘46Ers Club
Mili-Ers
B. and
Super Market
Mil St
Sylvester Creamery
Star Market
Ave
Acetylene
South Side
Morera
Long Ave
Shelby, Bolfast
Dean Phipps Stores Inc
Washington St
Washington
New Castle Dry Goods
Mahoningtown Club
Edwards
David Minick
FETEL
Anthony Fornataro
Dewey Avenue
John McLaughlin
McKelvey Porter
Herbert Ridgley
McLaughlin
Ridgley
Oliver West
Paul Lowers
South Scott Street
Shoningtown
New Wilmington
E. B. Russell
Alpha Gamma Delta
Robert G. Dickson
McConnell's Mills
Lastoria
Agnes Lorenz
Park Avenue
Cascade Jameson Memorial Hospital
North Jefferson Street
S. S
Carolyn Apecilli
Sutton Street
J. H. Forney
Maitland Lane
the Manse
Castle Hills
New Castle Country Club
B. A
D. D
Cascade Park
Busy Fingers
Phyllis Viggiano
Fidelity Companions
Joseph Vascetti
Gay
Tempus Fugit
Andrew Nocera
Hazen Street
Whamsad
Robert Lawson
Harbor Street
Village Inn
Harlansburg
Lucky Thirteen
John Snyder
Associated Artists of
Picnic
Daughters of 1812
W. H. Weinschenk
Savannah Gardens
F. P. Sulmonetti
Emma Pearl
F. Pearl
Sulmonetti
E. S. Cooper
Mt. Jackson
Jolly Ten Club
West Washington St
Betty Crocker
Samuels & Son
Triangle Stores
Joan of Are
Frew's
George Washington
Boonsboro
Ladies
Seersucker
KANTZ
E. Long Ave
NEW Castle Drug CO
Walton
Beckford
Butler Avenue
Armour
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