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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1939
Page
3
Jameson Shenango Nurses Alumnae Association schedules a Monday night picnic at New Wilmington Bicnic grounds to mark their regular meeting. A brief business session precedes a basket supper at the swimming pool, with committee members named.
Mrs. Leo EB Kuneman, nee Peg Stevenson, a recent bride, was honored with a miscellaneous shower by Semper Fidelis class of Second U. P. church. The event at teacher Mrs. Louis Smith's home on Court Street included gifts, a lunch, and a planned burlen picnic at Cascade Park on June 28 facilitated by Mrs. A Hutzler.
Miss Ella M. Bailey was honored at a dinner party by associates and a pantry shelf shower. The group announced her marriage date as June 20 with Albert D. Ramsey of Mulberry Street, presenting gifts for her home and personal use.
Members of the Re-Deal Bridge club gathered at Mrs. Matthew Horkonen’s home on Audley avenue for contract games. Mrs. Russell Lenning won the prize. Miss Laura Post and Miss Dorothy McClurg were guests. A social outing to Cascade park is planned in two weeks.
A home wedding at the McCullough residence unites Pauline McCullough of New Challlee Pa with Paul Brown of Wampum Pa in a ceremony read by Rev J Greer Bingham. Guests from Wampum New Castle Beaver Falls Grove City Mt Jackson Williamsport and Dayton Pa attend.
Mrs Chester Shaffer hosted a 7 o'clock tureen dinner at North Mercer Street home with J F F club members present. Prizes awarded to Mrs Harold McCartney and Mrs Cecil Myers for bridge and galloper. Miss Ruth Todd received hostess trophy. Midnight snack followed. Mrs Joseph Todd assisted. Thursday June 29 Helen Cannon of Youngstown will entertain.
Mrs S E Irvine hosted the Ladies Association of the First Methodist church for a monthly luncheon and meeting. Five guests attended with Mrs H E Mitchell in charge delivering a paper on The Organization Of The Woman's General Missionary Society and Mrs Irvine Ralph discussing schools at Frenchburg. A picnic will close the next meeting on July 20 at the church for members and families.
Miss Eleanor Gilmore and Lawrence Kiminkinen wed in a Bessemer Presbyterian ceremony. The bride wore white taffeta with orange blossoms, maid of honor Donna Gilmore, organ selections noted, best man Reynold Kiminkinen, ushers Audley Snyder and Lester Ruchle. A reception followed at the Gilmore home and the couple planned a Niagara Falls trip before settling in Hillsville. The bride, a Westminster graduate and Hillsville teacher, hails from a local family. the groom is the son of Everett Kiminkinen of Bessemer.
A shower for Miss Eleanor Honey Campbell bride elect of Rod Campbell drew about 50 relatives and friends at her sister Mrs Wilbur Jenkins home on Adams Street. Prizes were awarded for door bingo hula and more. She will marry Rod Campbell on July 1 with guests including Gernet Crain Barbara Jenkins and Rodney Cartwright. A lunch was served by a committee led by Mrs Jenkins and Mrs George Campbell.
The 33rd Cameron family reunion will gather at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Cameron one mile south of Harlansburg on the Perry highway. The event occurs on Tuesday June 20.
The New Castile Hadassah chapter held a closing tea at Mrs. David Victor’s Highland Avenue home. A brief business session preceded a program featuring remarks on moral responsibility of Hadassah by guest speaker Mrs. Ezra Shapiro of Cleveland. Installations named Mrs. J Markley new president and several officers. refreshments followed with several hostesses assisting.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary elected delegates for the national encampment to be held in Boston in August. President Ida M Suber led the list with Evelyn Woods Tempa Stickle as members and Rebecca Strong Lilian Fleming Margaret Nolan as alternates. The meeting at the Legion Home included card games with prizes awarded to Vera Rohrer Irene Cage Rebecca Strong Margaret Bowen and George Henderson. Next meeting set for July 23 at the Legion Home.
A heartfelt guide suggests thoughtful gift options for Father’s Day or occasions to show love. It emphasizes usefulness and pride in giving, inviting ideas that reflect his interests and needs. Focus remains on meaningful, practical presents dads will appreciate and actually use.
The Women's Auxiliary of Trinity Episcopal Church held a rose party at Mrs. Harry McKee’s Falls Street home. About 60 guests attended as Miss Mary VanDivert spoke on her European travels, describing Germany Switzerland and England and their peoples. Refreshments were served and helpers listed included Mrs. James Ward Rice Mrs. Eva Stryker Mrs Thomas Clark and others.
Members of the W W W Girls club traveled to Leesburg for a swimming party with 20 members and three guests. Geraldine Cage Ilene Moffat and Jennie Harris attended as special guests. Chaperones were Miss Anna Patterson and Mrs Anna Stephenson. A picnic lunch followed the swim and a games program. On Friday June 23 a marshmallow roast will be held at the supervisor s Butler avenue home. The T S club held a pal night at Cascade Park with guests, prizes to Mrs Floyd Semlone and Mrs Sam DeBilase. A lunch was served by the hostess with several helpers. next meeting set for June 29 at Mrs Floyd Semlone s Division Street home.
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