Sisterhood Luncheon at Temple Israel Highlights
The Temple Israel Sisterhood held its annual luncheon on Thursday at 1 pm in the vestry. Mrs. Norman Ehrlich presided as president, Rabbi A. J. Grossfield attended, and officers were installed including Maurice Schoenberger as president and Mrs. Ehrlich honored for her leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisterhood
Temple
Sisterhood of Temple Israel
Norman Ehrlich
A. J. Grossfield
L. Mark
S. Lubel
A. Gonick
H. Cukerbaum
L. Marks
W. William Blau
J. Conn
J. F
Mrs Ellis White Hosts Queen Sewing Circle Meeting
Mrs Ellis White of the Harlansburg road entertained the Queen Sewing Circle on Thursday afternoon. Members quilted all day and were served refreshments by the hostess and her daughter. Mrs Weaver of Mulberry street invited them to meet again in two weeks.
Novel shower honors Mrs. Earl Yoho with A O T set
Mrs Earl Yoho celebrated her engagement by hosting an A O T Bridge club shower at Edison avenue home. Guests included Mrs Robert Allshouse and others. Bertha Lou Staeber delivered gifts in a raincoat wagon as bridge prizes were awarded and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Yoho
Carl Staeber
Edison Avenue
A. O. T. Bridge Club
Bertha Lou Staeber
Yoho
Robert Allshouse
Youngstown
William Bryan
Ralph Jordon
Clarence Clingensmith
Frances Haydon
Bridge
Harry Carlson
Samuel Leonard, Jr
Lawn Party At Rodgers Home Delights City Guests
Japanese lanterns in many colors and flowers enhanced a lawn party at the J. O. Rodgers home on Winter Avenue. The Stevenson Circle of the First Methodist church entertained over two hundred friends Thursday evening. Decorations were led by Mrs. J. C. Leohner and Will Ayers with help from Mrs. Charles Reinhart, Mrs. John Black, Mrs. Will Ayers and Mrs. Alex McAllen. Refreshments were served at well set tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Rodgers
Winter Avenue
Stevenson Circle
First Methodist Church
J. C. Leohner
Will Ayers
Charles Reinhart
John Black
Alex McAllen
Sixth Birthday Honored At Party
Frank Steinbring celebrated his sixth birthday at his grandmother Mrs. Frank Steinbrink’s East Reynolds Street home on Thursday. Friends sang and played games while a lunch with a six candle cake followed, with present gifts for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Steinbring
Frank Steinbrink
East Reynolds Street
Alvira Bluehorn
Betty Lou Dugan
Shirley Jean Herman
Cecelia Katz
John Steinbrink
Herman Steinbrink
David McConnell
Charles Travers
Rudolph Herman
Raymond Crum
Alvira Bluedorn
Mona Jean McConnell
Audrey McConnell
Lydia Betty Steinbrink
Billy Bluedorn
Howard McConnell
Nolan Cobb
Buddy Lines
Jackie Ritchie
Master Steinbrink
Armstrong Reunion Draws Hundreds Of Descendants
About 125 descendants of David Armstrong enjoyed a reunion dinner at the home of Thomas McCune in Plaingrove Pennsylvania. Ar chie Strong of Grove City was elected president with Mrs. June Moyer as secretary treasurer. Guests came from Slippery Rock Forestville Grove City New Castle Butler Dormont Tionesta Portersville Bridgeville Meadville Connoquenessing Pittsburgh Volant Plaingrove Sharon New Galilee and Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Armstrong
Thomas McCune
Plaingrove
Archie Strong
Grove City
June Moyer
Moyer
Rose McNees
Butler
Edward McBride
Slippery Rock
Thomas Armstrong
New Castle
Elmer Armstrong
Dormont
Frances Robertson
Pittsburgh
William Johns
Sharon
Forestville
Tionesta
Portersville
Bridgeville
Meadville
Connoquenessing
Volant
New Galilee
Youngstown
Five W Club Honors Member With Shower
The Five W Club honored Mrs. Clyde Burkholder formerly Virginia Knox with a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. C. E. Kennedy and Miss Isabelle Leslie at Harrison street. Cards, lunch, and a gift unwrapping marked the evening as guests enjoyed decorative tables and a festive mood. The next regular meeting will be held in two weeks with the hostess to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Club
C. E. Kennedy
Isabelle Leslie
Harrison Street
Clyde Burkholder
Virginia Knox
J O Y Class Evening Banquet at First Baptist Church
The J O Y class held its annual mother daughter banquet in the First Baptist church dining room seating thirty eight. Elizabeth Davis arranged table decorations while Mabel Truby acted as toastmistress and Mrs G M Landis gave the invocation. Edna Longacre toasted mothers and Mrs W O Williams replied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Elizabeth Davis
Mabel Truby
G. M. Landis
Edna Longacre
W. O. Williams
George Fox
Mabel McCartney
Frances Rodgers
Kathryn Fombell
Grace Barwell
Clara Dix
Ladies Association Noon Luncheon Held at Patton Home
The Ladies Association of the First United Presbyterian church met at Mrs. J. Y. Patton's Harlansburg road residence for a one o clock luncheon. Special guests included Mrs. George Moore and others. Mrs. J. Lee McFate led the meeting with a Sudan and Ethiopia program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Y. Patton
Harlansburg Road
Ladies Association of the
First United Presbyterian Church
George Moore
Robert Garroway
Herb Samuels
William Dunlap
Robert McFate
James Patterson
Clyde Lockhart
J. Lee McFate
Louis Klee
Edward McBride
Sudan
Ethiopia
Anna Santum
Jessie Edgar
Jay White
Harvey Robinson
Roy Jamison
Velma Patton
Samuel Weinschenk
Fred Sontum
G T E Members Entertain Husbands at Tureen Dinner
G T E Club members hosted a dinner for their husbands at 6 30 pm in Adams Street home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Welsh. A 16 place setting bridged contest crowned prizes to Mr and Mrs Joseph Leyde, Mr and Mrs Earl White and Mr and Mrs C C Logan. Next meeting June 22 with hostess Mrs George Price. Special guests were Mr and Mrs H C Boalick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. E. Club
Clarence Welsh
Adams Street
Joseph Leyde
Earl White
C. C. Logan
George Price
East Washington Street
H. C. Boalick
Treasure Hunt Delights Highland Y P C A Members
Misses Frances Shaw and Beulah James organized a treasure hunt for Highland Y M C A members and summer visitors. Eight cars toured a clue trail ending at the Boy Scout camp on Slippery Rock Creek with a camp fire marshmallow and wiener roast. Some participants swam in the creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Shaw
Beulah James
Highland Y. P. C. A
Highland Church
Slippery Rock Creek
Cameron family reunion at Liberty Grange Hall
The Cameron family will hold their twenty sixth annual reunion at the Liberty Grange Hall on Harlansburg road on Tuesday June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Liberty Grange Hall
Harlansburg Road
Old friends to visit Dr. Gageby and Miss Hertig in Pulaski
Former residents of this city Dr. Lenore H. Gageby and Miss Lena Hertig of Los Angeles will visit Ever glad Farm, Pulaski, at the Taylor home. They arrive in a few days and will be glad to see friends Friday June 24 from two to five and seven to nine p.m. Transportation to Everglad Farm can be arranged by calling 8087-R-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore H. Gageby
Lena Hertig
Los Angeles
Cal
Frederick Tayior
Everglad Farm
Pulaski
Hadassah Chapter Names Delegate to National Convention
New Castle Hadassah meets Tuesday afternoon June 21 at the home of Mrs. L F Kohn Moody Avenue with associate hostesses. Miss Margaret Graham and Miss Emily Turner provide music. New officers to be installed by Pittsburgh women as a delegate to the national Hadassah convention in New York City in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Hadassah
L. F. Kohn
Moody Avenue
L. Sandler
Maurice Schoenberger
A. I. Wachs
D. Silverman
Herman Wolfe
David Tobin
Margaret Graham
Emily Turner
Pittsburgh
New York City
Lawrence County Federation of Women's Clubs Last Session
On Tuesday June 21 the Lawrence County Federation of Women's Clubs meets at the YWCA for its final session of the club year. Members will present full reports of the year's work for the secretary, and new officers will be elected to serve until September when regular meetings resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Federation of Women's Clubs
Highland party for Eleanor Surnside hosts 19 guests
Eleanor Surnside of Highland avenue entertained friends Friday evening in an informal gathering. The group enjoyed dancing and cards before a luncheon prepared by the hostess and her mother Mrs. J. C. Burnside. Seatings were set for 19 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Surnside
Highland Avenue
J. C. Burnside
Sam Brown Honored On Birthday In Neeth Walnut Street City
Miss Edna Waddington hosted a birthday party Thursday for Sam Brown of Neeth Walnut Street. Guests included Ina Patterson who won a backward spelling contest, with prizes for the cards game and a lunch served by Anna and Dorothy Waddington. Others attending were Ernest Shaffer Ruth McAnlis Archer Bush Edwin McAnlis Ruth Young Norman Young Dick Billig and gifts were given to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Brown
Neeth Walnut Street
Edna Waddington
East Brook
Ina Patterson
Miss Patterson
Dick Billig
Anna
Dorothy Waddington
Ernest Shaffer
Beaver Falls
Ruth McAnlis
Archer Bush
Warren, O
Edwin McAnlis
Ruth Young
Norman Young
Y S B Class Section A Meets at Eaglesons
Mrs R M Eagleson and Mrs Roy McCown hosted Section A of the Y S B Class at the Third United Presbyterian church on East Washington. Mrs Clark Pattison led devotionals and presided over business. plans for a church dinner in three weeks were made. nineteen members attended along with guests Mrs Graham McIntyre Mrs S B Copeland and Mrs McCown Sr. A letter from Mrs J A Cox Wiltshire Ohio former member was read. Next meeting in two weeks with Mrs Bert Book on Marshall Avenue and Mrs Bixler as cohosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Eagleson
Roy McCown
Third United Presbyterian Church
East Washington Street
Clark Pattison
Graham McIntyre
S. B. Copeland
McCown
J. A. Cox
Wiltshire
Ohio
Bert Book
Marshall Avenue
Bixler
AmErita Club Entertainment Hosts Cards and Prizes
Mrs Nick Altobelli of DuShane Street hosted AmErita Club members last evening. After a brief business period the hour was spent on cards with prizes won by Mrs Victor Colello and Miss Amelia Iacabucci the special guest. Lunch was served at midnight closing the event. Miss Angeline Iacabucci will entertain on Wednesday July 6 at Summit Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Altobelli
DuShane St
Amerita Club
Victor Colello
Amelia Iacabucci
Angeline Iacabucci
Summit Street
Delightful Tea Thursday Event
Miss Isabelle Ralph hosted a tea at Mrs. W K Hugus to honor Miss Elizabeth Fowle of Rhodes Place and her guest Miss Betty Sherman of Patan Aran Mass. Tea ran 3 to 5 pm with several aides and pastel garden decorations. Town guests included Miss Peggy Allison of Washington Pa and Miss Ann ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Ralph
C. R. Balph
W. K. Hugus
Highland Avenue
Elizabeth Fowle
Rhodes Place
Betty Sherman
Patan-Aran
Mass
C. R. Ralph
W. R Hugus
George Ralph
A H. Bartlett
Helen Jameson
Peggy Allison
Washington, Pa
Ann
Grandview Woman Hosts F O F Club Gathering
Mrs. Guy Gwin of Grandview avenue entertained F O F Club members at her home Thursday evening. Plans were made for a breakfast at Cascade Park on Thursday June 30. The next club meeting will be in September with Mrs. Rose Taylor as hostess on Cherry Street, date to be decided. Informal pastimes filled the remaining hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Gwin
Grandview Avenue
F. O. F. Club
Cascade Park
Rose Taylor
Cherry St
Local residents named in community notice
Patterson of New Wilmington and the Misses Dorothy Dillick and June McClung of Butler are listed along with Phyllis Ann and her sons Robert and Donald Jr of Harbor road and Mr and Mrs Frederick Vannatten and daughters Maxine and Nellie of New Castle in the readable notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Ann
Robert and
Donald, Jr
The
Harbor Road
Frederick Vannatten
Maxine and
Nellie
New Castle
38th Wedding Anniversary Honored at Harbor Road Home
The Vannatten family marked the 38th anniversary of Mr and Mrs George C Vannatten on Harbor road with a surprise gathering at their home. Four children and fifteen grandchildren attended a time of refreshment and seaason delicacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Vannatten
Harbor Road
John Cameron
Ella
Mae
Edith
Elsie
Donald
EF. G. Vannatten
Margaret
Elizabeth
Hazel
Mary Lou
Agnes Ellen
Donald Vannatten
Thelma
Moonlight 500 Club Hosts Card Evening at Hillcrest
Mrs M J Young welcomed Moonlight 500 Club members to her Hillcrest avenue home on Thursday. Prizes for card honors went to Mrs I A Taylor and Mrs George Woodring. Miss Audrey Young assisted with lunch and played piano solos. Mrs I A Taylor to entertain in two weeks at Adams Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Young
Moonlight 500 Club
Hillcrest Avenue
I. A Taylor
George Woodring
Audrey Young
I. A. Taylor
Adams Street
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Armstrong
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Slippery Rock Park
Fausta McCain
Federation
E. M. McCreary
Monroe St
BELL
Kodak
Metzler
Ansco
Gurove
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N. Mercer St
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