Lusk Ferree Marriage News in Volant June Ceremony
Miss Ethel Leona Lusk wed J Donald Ferree on Tuesday June 14 at Volant Presbyterian parsonage with Rev C M Rohrbaugh officiating. Attendants were C S Ferree and a sister. The couple plan to reside with the bride’s parents after a motor trip following a reception at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Mt. Jackson High School
Volant High School
Indiana State Teachers College
Primiary
Volant School
Bertha Girls Name Officers At First Methodist Meeting
Mrs Earl Reeves hosted the Bertha Girls of the First Methodist church for a June meeting a tureen dinner on a decorated table. Mrs Ella Diefenderfer presided and elected new officers: Mrs Ethel Ballard president Mrs Francis Hitchings vice president Mrs Maida Ellis recording secretary Mrs Cleo Reeves corresponding secretary and Mrs Jean Henley treasurer. A picnic at Cascade park is planned for July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Reeves
Garfield Avenue
Bertha
First Methodist Church
Ella Diefenderfer
Ethel Ballard
Francis Hitchings
Maida Ellis
Cleo Reeves
Jean Henley
Cascade Park
Tureen luncheon sparks 500 contest at Mrs Cooper’s home
Mrs J W Cooper hosted the T N T Club for a Tuesday noon tureen dinner. After serving, members played a 500 card game with Mrs Cooper Jr as a special guest. The group plans to meet again in four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cooper
T. N. T. Club
Cooper Jr
Dayton Girl Becomes Bride Of Local Boy
Miss Aimee Lannay Clunet daughter of Mr and Mrs Nathaniel S Clunet of Briar Hill road Dayton Ohio married L Keith Wilson son of Rob ert Wilson of Madison avenue Dayton at Christ Episcopal Church. The ceremony was followed by a wedding trip to Star Lake New York and they will reside at 120 Spirea Drive Oakwood. The bride a Goucher College graduate active in Junior League and Alpha Gamma Delta. the groom attended University of Michigan Pratt Institute and works with Schadine Studios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Aimee Lannay Clunet
Nathaniel Shannon Clunet
Briar Hill Road
Dayton
L. Keith Wilson
Robert Wilson
Madison Avenue
Christ Episcopal Church
Phil Porter
W. W. Lanbhorn
Robert S. Leicht
J. Douglas Lorenz
Wilson
Star Lake
N. Y
Spirea Drive
Oakwood
Oakwood High School
Goucher College
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
University of Michigan
Pratt Institute
New York
Schadine Studios
Delta Tau Fraternity
Local Girls Perform At QOE S Convention
Miss Nellie Brady and her group of students travel by motor to Conneaut Lake to entertain at the Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. The performance occurs in the Crystal Ball room at 8 30 PM with Mr and Mrs Louis Brady joining the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Brady
Conneaut Lake
Grand Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Crystal Ball
Louis Brady
L Q Club Met At East Brook Home For Dinner And Games
The L Q Club met Tuesday evening at Helen Colchiski’s East Brook home. A tureen dinner was served at 6 30 followed by games and contests. Miss Ruth Kurtz of 500 Moore Avenue will host the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Q. Club
Helen Colchiski
East Brook
Ruth Kurtz
Moore Avenue
Annual Mother-Daughter Banquet at Epworth M E Church
Dorcas Class staged its annual Mother Daughter dinner at Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church with 110 guests. Evening featured floral decor, a 6:30 menu, and performances by Don Potter Elmer Frey Edna Nicholson and others including Mrs D T McConahy and Miss Alene Hyde. Mrs T E Smith of Youngstown Ohio attended as an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
N. E. Clark
D. T. McConahy
J. Moyle
Mary Minihan
Ernest Stitzinger
S. L. Maxwell
Don Potter
Elmer Frey
Edna Nicholson
A. H. Mellor
Thomas Maloney
Alene Hyde
Lillian Andrews
J. M. Pyle
Levinah McConahy
Loretta Nicholson
Ruth Connor
Emily Rice
Dr. Maxwell
T. E. Smith
Youngstown
Ohio
Jack Dunlap
Harry Connor
E. O. Alexander
Ray Mader
Ethel Johnston
J. M. Edwards
Sunday School Picnic at Boy Scout Camp
A Sunday school group from the Reformed Presbyterian church traveled to the Boy Scout camp on Slippery Rock creek for their annual picnic. About 150 attendees enjoyed games races horse shoe pitching and swimming before a six o'clock picnic supper. Mrs J M Blackwood headed table setup and the Kennedy and Tindal couples arranged general details with Anna Dodds and Myrle Riley supervising games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Slippery Rock Creek
J. M. Blackwood
E. B. Kennedy
C. E. Tindal
Anna Dodds
Myrle Riley
Night Club Listings and Hosts From A Century Ago
A compiled roster lists Moonlight 500 Club through Ritz Club with respective hostesses and addresses such as Mrs. M. J. Young on Hillcrest avenue and Mrs. Ellis White on Harlansburg road. Notable entries include the 1914 Rock Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Butler at a Slippery Rock cottage and Reunited Ladies League led by Mrs. Anna Nolte on Cumberland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moonlight 500
M. J. Young
Hillcrest Avenue
Jolly Twelve
George Jones
Edgewood Avenue
Carl Staeber
Edison Avenue
Guy Gevin
Grandview Avenue
E. H. Scarazzo
West Lauvel Avenue
America Club
Nick Altobelli
DuShane Street
Rock Club
B. F. Butler
Slippery Rock
Reunited Ladies League
Anna Nolte
Cumberland Avenue
Queen Sewing Circle
Ellis White
Harlansburg Road
A. A. A. Club
Mildred Rankin
Cherry Street
Ten Ivory Club
Anthony Cialella
Martha Aicone
South Mill Street
Ritz Club
Fred Farrone
Center Street
Emmanuel Evangelical R. F. U. meeting at Emery street home
Members of the Emmanuel Evangelical church R F U class met last evening at Mrs. Frank Lawson’s Emery street home. Miss Katherine Tartler led the study and business session then a social period. Refreshments were served by the hostess with Mrs. Linz and Mrs. Gere assisting. Mrs. Emma Hermann attended as a guest. Next meeting will be at Miss Martha Lorenz’s Sampson street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Frank Lawson
Emery Street
Katherine Tartler
Daniel Linz
Henry Gere
Emma Hermann
Martha Lorenz
Sampson Street
Full-A-Fun Club Social At Mrs Sadler's Home
Mrs George Sadler hosted the Full A Fun Club on Winslow avenue Tuesday evening. Business matters and social time followed with a 500 and dominoes contest awarding prizes to Mrs Joseph Eve, Mrs Johnson, and Mrs Anna Chesberger. Lunch ended the evening served by the hostess and her mother. Next meeting set for July 7 with Mrs Eve of Wilder avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sadler
Winslow Avenue
Joseph Eve
Johnson
Anna Chesberger
Sadler
Eve
Wilder Avenue
Daughters of Union Veterans Officials Visit Harrisburg
Mrs Jessie Crooks department president and Mrs Pearl Cook department secretary left Tuesday for Harrisburg to visit relatives and arrange for their group at the G A R Encampment starting June 19. During the week a Pennsylvania soldiers memorial will be unveiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Crooks
Daughters of Union Veterans
Pearl Cook
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Daughters of Union Veterans of
Weekly Ladies Golf Luncheon Planned at New Castle Field Club
The regular weekly luncheon for ladies golf returns Thursday at the club house starting at the usual hour. These summer events have been well attended and continue to be featured throughout the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Field Club
Alumni Fete Set At Reformed Presbyterian Church
The annual alumni fete will be held Tuesday evening June 21 at the Reformed Presbyterian church. Graduates of schools and colleges will be honored guests at a banquet and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Ladies of the Lions Entertain Husbands Dinner Party
The Ladies of the Lions hosted a six o'clock dinner Tuesday in the B. K. Thacker garden Knox avenue for sixty husbands. After the meal, officers were elected: President Mrs Ezra Marvin Vice President Mrs B M Rodgers Secretary Mrs R F Conway and Treasurer Mrs William McComb. Readings by J Porter followed the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. Thacker
Knox Avenue
of the Lions
Ezra Marvin
B. M. Rodgers
R. F. Con Way
William McComb
J. Porter
Julius
New Castle Business College Plans Annual Picnic
Plans are completed for the New Castle Business College annual picnic to be held Friday at Camp Phillips, the Boy Scout camp on Slippery Rock creek. Cars depart at 2 and 5 30 p m, attendees to notify before Thursday 5 p m. Mrs Mary Theophilus heads refreshments, Paul Valiensi campfire, Henry Goughler afternoon sports, Mary Lou Anderson evening entertainment. Swimming tennis and outdoor games planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Business College
Camp
Phillips
Slippery Rock Creek
Mary Theophilus
Paul Valiensi
Henry Goughler
Mary Lou Anderson
Rainbow Picnic Plans Set by New Castle Assembly
New Castle Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls will hold its annual picnic in the Cas cade Park grove on Friday June 17 at six o'clock. Committees are named for refreshments table and serving details with members listed. If weather is unfavorable the dinner moves to the Cathedral's west dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Assembly
N. C
Order of Rainbow
Cascade Park
Gertrude Falls
Ruth Stevenson
Mary Lou McCamb
Viola Dufford
Eleanor Horner
Louella McBride
Julia Ann Jackson
Betty Rice
Assembly
Mary Patterson to Wed Louis Howard in June
Miss Mary Patterson honored at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday at Mary Alice Kyle’s home. Guests included Lillian Lipp Pauline McCullough Sarah McKim Ellen Hopkins Wilda Fullerton Jean Chambers Verna Byler Elsie Grieder Mary Kyle Louise Kyle Mary Fullerton Elizabeth Martin Oliver Houlette and Mary Gilchrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Patterson
Louis Howard
Sunnyside
Mary Alice Kyle
Jackson
Miss Patterson
Lillian Lipp
Pauline McCullough
Sarah McKim
Ellen Hopkins
Wilda Fullerton
Jean Chambers
Verna Byler
Elsie Grieder
Mary Kyle
Louise Kyle
Mary Fullerton
Elizabeth Martin
Oliver Houlette
Mary Gilchrist
Catholic Daughters Court Theresa Irene Meets for Officer Handoff
At the Court Theresa Irene meeting held Monday in the Knights of Columbus home Mrs E J Suber resigned as grand regent. Election of officers is set for the July meeting. Plans were made for a card party and the next social. Mrs May Rocks and Mrs Suber reviewed recent activities while lecturer Mrs Evelyn Woods spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Irene
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
North
Jefferson Street
E. J. Suber
May Rocks
Piano Pupils Shine At YWCA Concert
Miss Violet Shuler on Dewey avenue presented her piano pupils in a delightful concert Tuesday evening at the Y W C A auditorium.Gertrude Rowland Jack Kelly Harrietlyn Jacob Wanda Fulton and other students performed piano numbersMiss Hazel Campbell sang two groups of songs and Jack Kelly played a group of violin selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Shuler
Dewey Avenue
Gertrude Rowland
Jack Kelly
Harrietlyn Jacob
Wanda Fulton
Jimmie Miller
Betty Jane Hulme
Mary Kilbreath
Hazel Campbell
Tureen Dinner for Epworth Unit at Williams Street Church
Large bowls of pink peonies and roses adorned the Epworth Methodist church table as the Williams Street unit held a tureen dinner on Tuesday evening. Special guests were Mrs. Elizabeth McGaughey and Miss Elma Rickel. Officers elected included Mrs. Richard Johns as president, Mrs. Loy Thompson as vice president, and Mrs. Eleanor Lazear as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Methodist Church
Williams Street
Elizabeth McGaughey
Elma Rickel
Richard Johns
Loy Thompson
Eleanor Lazear
Miss Mary Young Receives Philadelphia Hospital Appointment
Miss Mary Young daughter of Dr and Mrs E L Young East Washington street was graduated from Temple University Philadelphia Friday from the Social Service Department. She has been honored with an appointment as social service worker for the babies hospital at Philadelphia which duties she will take up shortly. Miss Theodosia Hussey accompanied Miss Young home and will guest during the remainder of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Young
E. L. Young
East Washington Street
Temple University
Philadelphia
Social Service Department
Baby’s Hospital
Theodosia Hussey
Miss Young
R N U Club Meets At Martha Krause Home In Liberty Street
The R N U club held its regular meeting at Martha Krause's Liberty Street home with Josephine Iwanesko new associate. Maryann Wrona was named substitute secretary in the absence of the regular secretary. Plans were made for a farewell party for Josephine Rzepka bride elect this month at Mary Piesz's Ashland Avenue home. A music and dance period followed with lunch, hosted by Mrs Sopko. Guests included Miss Rzepka Miss Sopko and Miss Rebecca Nickum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R-Nu
Martha Krause
Liberty Street
Josephine Iwanesko
Maryann Wrona
Mary Piesz
Ashland Avenue
Josephine Rzepka
Mary Sopko
Miss Rzepka
Miss Sopko
Rebecca Nickum
Jollikousins Club Gathering At Garfield Home
Mrs. Helena Gribble hosted the Jollikousins club Tuesday with games and guessing contests. Prizes went to Mrs. Goldie Reardon and Mrs. Esther Eakin. Lunch was served by the hostess with help from Mrs. Letha Bishop and Mrs. Bertha Miller. Special guest was Mrs. Bert Hartzell. In two weeks Mrs. Bishop will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Gribble
Garfield Avenue
Jollikousins Club
Goldie Reardon
Esther Eakin
Letha Bishop
Bertha Miller
Bert Hartzell
Bishop
Bell Avenue
Class of 1926 committee plans alumni event at cathedral
The New Castile senior high school class of 1926 alumni committee met Tuesday evening at Miss Kathryn Elder’s East Moody avenue home. Everette McClaren served as general chairman with Kathryn Elder Mettie Round Mabel Campbell Bob Winter and Tom Solomon on the committee as plans and enthusiasm for the July 1 cathedral event were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castile
Cathedral
Kathryn Elder
East Moody Avenue
Everette McClaren
Mettie Round
Mabel Campbell
Bob Winter
Tom Solomon
Luncheonette Notes From Mrs Barge Home Entourage
Mrs Howard Barge of Hierkland avenue extension hosted O F B club members Tuesday afternoon with an eighteen cover luncheon. Special guest was Mrs Peggy Barge the hostess mother in law. Hostess invites continued entertainments for Monday June 27 by Mrs Dorothy McClusky of Highland avenue extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Barge
Hierkland Avenue Extension
O. F. B. Club
Peggy Barge
Dorothy McClusky
Highland Avenue Extension
McConahy Family Reunion Postponed Until Further Notice
The McConahy family reunion planned for Thursday June 16 at Cascade Park has been postponed until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConahy
Cascade Park
Miss Thelma Armstrong Graduates as Nurse
Miss Thelma Armstrong daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Armstrong of East Wallace avenue graduated Tuesday evening from Passavant hospital after nursing training. Commencement was at Grant Street Lutheran church with a reception in the Nurses Home. Relatives attended from New Castle Tarentum Dormont and Wellsburg W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Armstrong
Fred Armstrong
East Wallace Avenue
Passavant Hospital
Grant Street Lutheran Church
Miss Armstrong
New Castle
Tarentum
Dormont
Wellsburg
W. Va
Business Woman Weds in Pittsburgh
Mrs. Marion C. Jiles of 222 West Fulton Street Butler, former owner of The Jiles Shop, and William H. Hathaway of Butler were married Monday in Pittsburgh. They left for an extended eastern wedding trip and will reside in Butler after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion C. Jiles
West
Fulton Street
Butler
Jiles
William H. Hathaway
Pittsburgh
Johnston Mayne Reunion Set at Milburn Grange Hall
Annual Johnston Mayne family reunion to be held at Milburn Grange Hall near Perry Highway on Thursday June 16. Basket picnic will be served at 12 oclock E S T with the usual program to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston-Mayne
Milburn Grange Hall
Perry Highway
G T E Club Party Postponed to Thursday at Welsh Home
The postponed party for G T E Club members will be held Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Welsh 1047 Adams Street. Husbands of the members will be special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. E. Club
Clarence Welsh
Adams Street
Associates of Quanequa Club Meet at Patterson Home
Associates of Quanequa club will meet this evening at the home of George A. Patterson at 416 Laurel Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quanequa Club
George A. Patterson
Laurel Boulevard
Pisor Emery Families Plan Annual Reunion
The Pisor Emery families hold their annual reunion all day Thursday at the Liberty Grange Hall on the Harlansburg road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisor- Emery
Liberty Grange Hall
Harlansburg Road
License to Marry Issued in Cumberland Md
A license to marry was issued in Cumberland Maryland on Tuesday to Rose Pearl and Nick Passaretti Jr both of Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland, Md
Rose Pearl
Nick Passaretti, Jr
Miller Family Reunion at Ewing Park Ellwood City
The Miller family reunion will be held at Ewing Park in Ellwood City on Thursday all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Ewing Park
Ellwood City
Prayer and flower service by WCTU at Almira Home
The Francis Willard union of the W C T U will hold a special prayer and flower service at the Almira Home Friday June 17 at 2 p m. Mrs C C Campbell director of the flower mission will conduct the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Willard
East Brook WCTU picnic postponed to June 30
The T. L. B. and L. T. L. picnic of the East Brook W. C. T. U. planned for June 16 at Mrs. G. Baxter's home has been postponed to Thursday, June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L.B
East Brook
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lusk-Ferree Marriage News
New Haven
Jack Gerson
Penn Theater
North Mercer St
Epworth
M. E
Business College
Rainbow Picnic
C.D. of A
Slippery Rock Park
Fausta McCain
R-Nu Club
F. B
E. M. McCreary
Monroe St
BELL
Johnston-Mayne Reunion
G. T. E. Club Party
Pisor
Emery Reunion
Wes Beees and
Frances Willard
East Brook Union
Lakewood Beach
J. R. Frew
Reliable Credit Corp
Greer
Metzler
Lang’s Market
Glenfast
Pratt & Lamberts
Robert Mackie
East North St
Offutt
Bargain Center
Rayon Crepes Choice
Oiing Patter Tel Grou
Marian Pattison
West Grant Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Viola Wilson
Mather Bros. CO
East Washington St
Enna Jettick
Enna Jettick Boot Shop
Enna Jettick Word Contest
Oneida
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