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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1933

Page

15

Spoon Club Guests At Johnson Home

Mrs Grace Phillips Johnson entertained the Spoon club at her Moody avenue home with a 1 oclock luncheon Friday. Out of town guests included Mrs C L Baldwin of California Mrs John S Boyd of Philadelphia and Mrs Herbert Phillips of Butler. After a delicious menu the group played bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs E M Underwood and Mrs L B Mather and guest trophies to Mrs R B Jamison and Mrs Herbert Phillips. The next meeting will be held in two weeks with Mrs John Elder hostess.

Grace Phillips Johnson Moody Avenue Spoon Club C. L. Baldwin California John S. Boyd Philadelphia Herbert Phillips Butler E. M. Underwood L. B. Mather R. B. Jamison

Cathedral Chapter Hosts Old Fashioned Social Event

Cathedral chapter No. 440, Order of the Eastern Star, invites members to an Old Fashioned Social on June 22 at 8 pm, on the promenade at the Cathedral on Lincoln Avenue. Mrs. Olive Hewitt serves as worthy matron. Mrs. Edith DeArment and aides organize a grandma’s day styled party with colorful, enjoyable elements.

Cathedral Order of the Eastern Star Lincoln Avenue Olive Hewitt Edith DeArment Eastern Star

Trio Marks Three Wedding Anniversaries At Family Home

Celebration gathers at 624 East Sutton Street for three anniversaries shared by Henry Wisherman of Beaver Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, and Kenneth Boalick with Mrs. Alexander as sister and daughter. Six o'clock dinner precedes an evening of music and conversation.

Robert Alexander East Sutton Street Henry Wisherman Beaver Falls Alexander Kenneth Boalick

Brest reunion visitors arrive from California to Sharon

Mr and Mrs Orrin Gallup of Whittier and Charles Brest of Pomona California, son and daughter of J M Brest of California, are visiting New Castle and vicinity to attend the Brest reunion at Buhl Park in Sharon on Wednesday. Their arrival will interest many associates.

Orrin Gallup Whittier Califoria Charles Brest Pomona California J. M. Brest Cailif New Castle Buhl Park Sharon

G P Club Holds Meeting at Pear Street Home

Members gathered at Mary Padula s Pear street home for talks by officers on various subjects followed by games and dancing. Dorothy De Marco assisted with refreshments. Miss Elizabeth Alfera announced the next meeting with members to attend.

G. P. Club Mary Padula Pear Street Dorothy de Marco Elizabeth Alfera

Birthday Surprise Honoring Mrs. Wood At Spruce Street

Mrs. M. G. Wood of Spruce Street was surprised Friday evening by her daughter Mrs. Robert Shannon who hosted a birthday gathering at the farmer's home. Guests included Mrs. Logan Shannon of Ellwood City and the Wood family from Oil City. cards contests and prizes ended with gifts for the honoree and a serving of a late repast.

M. G. Wood Spruce Street Robert Shannon Farmers Home Logan Shannon Lash William McLaughlin Ellwood City Harry Reese Gertrude Funk Donald Wood Oil City

Kus-Kus-Ka Chapter Meets in Greenville

Twenty five members and guests of the Kus-Kus-Ka chapter of the Daughters of American Colonists gathered Friday at 11 am at the Greenville country club with Mrs. Frederick Smith of Greenville as hostess. A luncheon followed and a program at the Smith home featured poems Perry's Victory and James Bird recited by the hostess, Barbara Graff sang, Mrs. Martha Smith performed, and Frederick Smith spoke of the Western Reserve. Guests included Laura May Hamilton Clara Ow Pittsburgh Miss Yoho John Emery New Castle Mrs. Martha Smith Barbara Graff and others.

Daughters of American Colonists Greenville Country Club Frederick Smith Greenville Smith Perry James Bird Addison The Historical Society Barbara Graff Martha Smith Reilly Western Reserve Laura May Hamilton Clara Ow Pittsburgh Yoho John Emery New Castle Barbara Nathan Jaffe Hobart Brinsmade New York Herb D. McGoun Lincoln Avenue Brinsmade Sarah Coban Cambridge Mass Frank Campbell Bob Portland Oregon Sandy Lake Branton H. Henderson Rosemont Henderson Matthias H. Henderson Highland and Lincoln Avenues Chicago Delaware County James Woodling Albion Carl Lockard Epworth Street Cleveland, O Woodling Grand Lodge of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Llewellyn Thomas South Mercer Street David John Joseph Williams M. E. Church Apollo Club M. A. McLure Jean Sheridan Avenue Geo. W. Hamilton Park Avenue Mae Martin Court Street Gettysburg Battlefield Lock Haven McClure Lock Haven State Teachers College

Choir Members Attend Westfield Gathering At Duff Home

Twenty two members of the Central Presbyterian church choir and guests traveled to Robert Duff’s home near Westfield Friday evening for a hamburgery for an evening of general good fun. Committee members included Mrs. Ben Jenkins Mrs. W. L. Finefrock Elma Robinson Mrs. Fred Conzett Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bratschie Mike Cifra Charles and Blanche Bright.

Central Presbyterian Church C. B. Wingerd Joyce Clarence Bratschie William McCombs Verna Gibson Robert Duff Westfield Ben Jenkins W. L. Finefrock Elma Robinson Fred Conzett Henry Bratschie Mike Cifra Charles and Blanche Bright

Luncheon Shower for Rose Bosco Bride-Elect Entertained

Mrs. Harry Theobald hosted a Thursday evening luncheon shower at 51734 Sutton Street in honor of her sister Rose Bosco, bride-elect for July 3. Fifty five guests attended with dancing and games, plus an acrobatic dance by Grace Christopher. Luncheon was served by Mrs Theobald with help from Elizabeth Bosco, Mrs. Perone and Madeline Caruso, and Rose Bosco received many gifts.

Rose Bosco Harry Theobald Sutton Street Grace Christopher

SevenYearOld Frank Steinbrink Birthday Party

Mrs John Steinbrink hosted a Friday afternoon party at Reynolds Street for her son Frank turning seven. Little Alvira Bluehorn performed piano and vocal numbers while Betty Lou Dugan sang. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments served with help from Mrs Garnetta Travers Mrs Mary Craig and Mrs Anne Steinbrink. Frank received lovely gifts.

John Steinbrink F. H. Steinbrink Reynolds Street Frank Alvira Bluehorn Betty Lou Dugan Garnetta Travers Mary Craig Anne Steinbrink

Roy Croft Junto Meets Tuesday at Mrs Gormley Home

The Leonardo Chapter of the Roy Croft Junto will meet Tuesday evening at 236 Fairfield Avenue the home of Mrs Harry Gormley. The discussion topic will be Benjamin Franklin.

Leonardo The Roycroft Junto Harry Gormley Fairfield Avenue Benjamin Franklin

Re-Delta Deck Club Hosts Dinner at Clara Bernine Home

Re-Delta Deck club members will be received Tuesday evening in the home of Clara Bernine at 426 Northview Avenue. The social gathering aims to discuss club activities and future events.

Clara Bernine Northview Avenue

Campaign Club Social At St Josephs Hall

The 1929 Campaign Club met at St Josephs Hall in New Castle on South Jefferson Street for a Friday evening social. Tables of 500 bingo and bridge provided prizes. lunch was served as committee members Mrs Thomas McGuire Mrs E L Davenport Mrs George Metz Mrs Charles Schweiiart and Mrs Emil Krueger organized the event. A meeting of importance is planned at the hospital next Thursday.

New Castle Hospital Campaign Club St. Joseph’s Hall South Jefferson Street Thomas McGuire E. L. Davenport George Metz Charles Schweiiart Emil Krueger Hospital

Shower Held for Bride-Elect Kathryn Bartley

Miss Hazel G. Fisher entertained at home for Kathryn J. Bartley in preparation for her upcoming marriage to O W Simpson of Binghamton New York. Guests played bridge 500 and bingo with Bartley Thomas and Morrissey winning high scores. Luncheon followed with 26 guests served. hostesses included Mrs J F Fisher Lillian Dorsey and Isabelle Thomas.

Hazel G. Fisher Atlantic Avenue Kathryn J. Bartley O. W. Simpson Binghamton N. Y Miss Bartley Isabelle Thomas Annabelle Morrissey J. F. Fisher Lillian Dorsey

Missionary Society Program Highlights Mother Daughter Bond

At the Highland U. P. church Women’s Missionary society meeting at Mrs. A B Wogan’s home fifty members and daughters attended a program honoring mother daughter relationships. Speakers included Mrs. Ellwood Gilbert Mrs. J B Love Mrs W F Johnson and Mrs Lindsey with Mrs James Wogan delivering the daughters’ response. Betty Houston Reed Smith performed a vocal duet with Margaret Graham on piano and Norma Nixon provided a piano number. Dainty refreshments followed.

Women’s Missionary Society of the Highland U. P A. B. Wogan Park Avenue Ellwood Gilbert J. B. Love W. F. Johnson Thomas Lindsey James Wogan Betty Houston Reed Smith Margaret Graham Norma Nixon

Mrs Dorothy Glass Hosts H G L Girls Club at Sutton Street

Miss Dorothy Glass welcomed 12 H G L Girls club members on Sutton Street Friday evening. Special guests included Margaret Kennedy June Evans and Mrs. Mark Lockwart. Prizes went to Mrs Edna Richards and Mrs Margaret Richards after card games then a lunch was served by the hostess and her mother. Rhoda Hookway will entertain in two weeks.

Dorothy Glass Sutton Street H. G. L. Girls Club Margaret Kennedy June Evans Mark Lockwart Edna Richards Margaret Richards Rhoda Hookway Electric Street

M. S. D. Tennis Club Picnics After Harlansburg Court Match

The M. S. D. Tennis club traveled to a court on Harlansburg road Thursday evening where after a match a picnic in a nearby grove was enjoyed. Social committee served. Members present included Jean Wimnery Sara McKee Grace Bell Helen Keck Anna Mary Alexander La Vantia Campbell Ruth Garrity Jean Parker Lillian Shellenberger Lois Marian Smith and Mary Preston. The club will hold its next meeting Tuesday at the home of Lillian Shellenberger.

Harlansburg Road Jean Wimnery Sara McKee Grace Bell Helen Keck Anna Mary Alexander la Vantia Campbell Ruth Garrity Jean Parker Lillian Shellenberger Lois Marian Smith Mary Preston

Bridge Club Social At Catharine Babiarz Home

Members of the P. B. G. Bridge club gathered Thursday evening at Catharine Babiarz home. Prizes were awarded to Frances Zuchowski and Helen Krupa, with guest Josephine Dudek receiving a guest prize. Refreshments followed and two weeks hence Helen Krupa will host the next meeting.

P. B. G. Bridge Club Catharine Babiarz Frances Zuchowski Helen Krupa Miss Babiarz Josephine Dudek

Emanon Club Hosts Social Evening At Beckford Street

Members enjoyed a Thursday social at Mrs. Sargeant Smith home on Beckford Street. Prizes went to Mrs. Charles Philip Walther and Mrs. Joe McCoy after bridge. The hostess assisted with a collation. Plans for a picnic replacing the next regular meeting are being arranged.

Emanon Club Sargeant Smith Beckford Street Charles Philip Walther Joe McCoy

Coryea announces marriage of Amy Irene Coryea and Robert Leonhardt

Mr and Mrs F W Coryea announce the marriage of their daughter Amy Irene to Robert Paul Leonhardt son of Mr and Mrs Charles Leonhardt of Ellwood City The ceremony was performed by the Rev E K Rodgers in Grace Lutheran church of Franklin on Friday April 28 1933 The couple were unattended and for the present are residing at Ellwood City

F. W. Coryea Florence Avenue

Social gathering of S. of D. Girls at Mrs Burrows home

A social event for the 8 S. of D. Girls and families took place Friday evening at Mrs. Paul Burrows on Morton street. Seventy five attendees enjoyed a refreshments menu.

Chapter Choir to Meet at New Castle Chapter 105

The choir of New Castle chapter 105 of the O E S will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Mary Lloyd on Pulaski road. Mrs. Anne Davies will be the associate hostess.

New Castle O. E Mary Lloyd Pulaski Road Anne Davies

Past Chiefs Club Meeting Set for June Twenty

The Past Chiefs club of the Pythian Sisters will meet Tuesday evening, June 20, at the home of Mrs. Florence Cartwright on Croton avenue with Mrs. Tillie Hartman serving as associate hostess.

Past Chiefs Club The Pythian Sisters Florence Cartwright Croton Avenue Tillie Hartman

Elder Young Reunion Next Week at Liberty Grange Hall

The 17th annual gathering of descendants of William and Mary Elder-Young will be held on Thursday June 22 at the Liberty grange hall on the Harlansburg road.

Elder-Young William and Mary Elder-Young Liberty Grange Hall Harlansburg Road

Chinese Maiden Speaks At Party In New Castle

A garden party turned house party as the New Castle Woman's Club International Relations department closed its season. Miss Rosalie Quill of Pittsburgh spoke on her China trip, describing village schools, Japanese- invaded cities, and Chinese customs. Mrs. R S Tannehill accepted the new department head role as Mrs. Case’s work continued.

Rosalie Quill Pittsburgh Mary Moore Miss Quill University of Pittsburgh China R. S. Tannehill International Relations Department

Drake Stitt Vows Unite Leesburg Couple in June Ceremony

Clarence Drake and Vera Grace Stitt wed June 14 at the Presbyterian manse in North Liberty. The bride wore grey crepe and pink rose bouquet, reception for 15 followed at the bride’s home. A later honor reception for 20 was held at the groom’s parents’ home. The bride, Slip­pery Rock High School 1930 graduate, attended Slippery Rock State Teachers College. The couple will live at the Drake homestead where Clarence farms with his father.

William Drake Leesburg Clarence Drake Vera Grace Stitt Howard Stitt Slippery Rock H. H. van Clive North Liberty Slippery Rock High School Slippery Rock State Teachers College Drake Drake Homstead

Almira Home Board Schedules Meeting Change

The Almira Home Board will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday at 11 a.m. D. S. T. instead of E. S. T. Trustees from various counties will attend and the usual routine will be followed.

Almira Home Board

Birth Announcement Declares New Arrival

A birth notice announces the arrival of a newborn and invites readers to contact the writer for the full details and signature with name and address.

Twin Daughters Born to Valentino Couple in June

Mr and Mrs John Valentino of Wampum announce the birth of twin daughters on June 6. Mr and Mrs Herb Samuels of Carlisle Street announce the birth of a son at Jameson Memorial Hospital on June 17. Mr and Mrs Lynn Ransom of Beaver Falls announce a daughter at Jameson Memorial Hospital on June 17. Mr and Mrs Joseph Bordonaro Jr of 110912 South Mercer Street announce the arrival of a son this morning named Samuel Henry. Mr and Mrs Shedrick Knight of 206 South Mulberry Street announce the arrival of a daughter Sarah Elnora on June 12.

John Valentino Wampum Box Herb Samuels Carlisle Street Jameson Memorial Hospital Lynn Ransom Beaver Falls Joseph Bordonaro, Jr South Mercer Street Samuel Henry Shedrick Knight South Mulberry Street Sarah Elnora

Young Men's Bible Class Meet at Wilmington Ave Home

The Young Mens Bible Class of the First Congregational Church, taught by Rev. Rees T. Williams, met at Jack Jones's Wilmington Avenue home Thursday evening. A brief business period preceded an informal social with games and an appetizing lunch served by Mrs. Homer Miles, Mrs. Frances Cope and Frances.

Young Mens First Congregational Church Rees T. Williams Jack Jones Wilmington Avenue Homer Miles Frances Cope Frances

Home Watchmen Meet at Fort Eureka Hall

Fort Eureka 45 American Home Watchmen hold regular meeting Monday at 7 30 PM in McGoun hall with Mrs Maud Miller leading the social period after the session.

Fort Eureka McGoun Hall Maud Miller

Gospel Tent Services at Coaltown Evangelistic Meetings

Bible services are held each evening at 8 o'clock in the Gospel tent at Coaltown. Sunday services will be at 3 pm and 8 pm with special singing. The text notes indicate broader commentary about production limits except for suckers.

Coaltown

Local residents and visitors fill New Castle pages

A sprawling list of personal mentions records visitors and residents in New Castle and nearby communities. Names include C. H. Blair, Mrs. Baldwin, Frank Perotta, O. W. Simpson, Tony Benigas, Mrs. S. J. Forsaith, Charles Evans, Rosie Rand, Miss Eleanor Grossman, and many others. Several are hospitalized at Jameson Memorial or traveling to Detroit, Pittsburgh, Erie, and Chicago for visits, treatments, or conventions.

C. H. Blair Pittsburgh Charles Baldwin Los Angeles New Castle W. J. Bradford Spruce Street Frank Perotta North Cedar St Jameson Memorial Hospital O. W. Simpson Binghamton N. Y Tony Benigas Lyndal Street S. J. Forsaith Chicago E. L. Owens Park Avenue Charles Evans Williamsburg Mich Rosie Rand Croton Avenue Eleanor Grossman Albion West State Street Samuel Jinks West Washington Street Mary Koch Galbreath Avenue George Landis Fayetteville Geraldine Jean Ann Covert Youngstown Road Ella McWilliams Oak Park Lodge William Gordon Wheeling W. Va

Almira Flower Mission Meeting by Frances Willard WCTU

The Frances Willard W C T U held its annual flower mission meeting at the Almira Home Friday afternoon with Mrs. T A Preston presiding and Miss Jennie Anderson in charge. Mrs. C C Campbell led the program and each resident received a bouquet. Activities included readings by Peggy Rowland and Sarah McIlroy, a Second U P church quartet, Ruth Weir vocal, and a violin duet by Martha Coulter and Dorothy Baldwin with Virginia Roberts at the piano. Refreshments followed hosted by Mrs J H Cox and committee.

Frances Willard U. P Mary McGeehan Ruth Weir Martha Coulter Dorothy Baldwin Virginia Roberts J. H. Cox

Sunrise Program At Cascade Park Saturday

Y W C A notes a 5 a m sunrise program at Cascade Park with The Square Circle. Each member will bring her own breakfast.

The Square Circle Sun- Gay Cascade Park

Wolves Club Dinner Meeting at The Castleton

The Wolves club holds a dinner meeting Tuesday evening at The Castleton with a special program arranged. Dinner is served at 6 30 p m and the program follows the meal. The text notes uncertainty about leadership.

Wolves Club Castleton

One More Retail License Issued In County

County Treasurer Wm. O. Pitts reports that one more retail beverage license has been taken out reducing the list to ten that have not yet been lifted. Seven wholesale licenses have not yet been called for.

Wm. O. Pitts

Mrs Mike Kelch Observes Birthday Anniversary Today

Mrs Mike Kelch is observing her birthday anniversary at her home during the present month.

Mike Kelch

Kelch Couple Mark 22nd Anniversary in New Castle

Mr and Mrs Kelch observe their twenty second wedding anniversary. Both born in Austria and residents of New Castle for 28 years at 617 Sennett Street.

Mrs. Kelch Austria New Castle Sennett Street

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Johnson Home G. P. Club Meeting Mather Bros. Co Jewelers East Washington St Leonardo Chapter E. M. McCreary Monroe Street Britton’s East Street Highland Missionary M. S. D. Tennis Club Stitt Elmer Patterson Sara Elizabeth Wooster Patterson Elizabeth Craig Frank Hadden Wilma Jean Hutchinson Kansas W. J. Conway New Wilmington Virginia Capitola North Scott Street Nellie Sweet North Street Helen Harlan Pennsylvania H. A. McKay Youngstown, O Ohio Finance Company H. A. Kretzer Youngstown E. B. Ray Hillcrest Avenue Nora McCann Neshannock Avenue Ill Nathan Rosen Irwin Delaware Avenue MER _ARMS John Newman Womaa Temple Club Ellhurst Proctor’s Temple Club Orchestra W.C.T.U and Almira Y. W. C. A. Notes Morgan Metzler Artcraft Artcraft Friendship Jack Oakie Authi Robert Montgomery Sally Eilers Bing Crosby Helen Ewing Boyles Ave Miss Ewing WEBN J. R. Rick Motor Car Co Croton Ave Matrix Shoes Davis Shoe CO Kelly- Springfield Croten Ave
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