East Boyles hostess honors sister with bridge party
Miss Bess Kulkin of East Boyles avenue entertained friends Monday night in her home honoring her visiting sister Mrs. Samuel Rose of New York City. Three tables of bridge yielded prizes to Mrs. Harry Rornfield Miss Jewell Levy and Miss Florence Weinberg. A guest was presented a gift, then a late lunch with Spring flower decor. Mrs. Rose and her son visit her father H Kulkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Kulkin
East Boyles Avenue
Samuel Rose
New York City
Harry Rornfield
Jewell Levy
Florence Weinberg
Madeline Levine
West Side Needlecraft Club Hosts May Meeting
Mrs Edward Cavender of West Washington welcomed members to a regu lar gathering at her home with Mrs Robert Burns of Ellwood City as a visitor. Plans were made for a Cascade Park breakfast on July 9. The group will suspend usual meetings until Fall but hold picnic breakfasts over the summer. A dainty lunch was served at a Spring flower decorated table for nine, with radio programs enjoyed during the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cavender
West Washington
West Side
Needlecraft Club
Robert Burns
Ellwood City
Cascade Park
Birthday honors for Vivian Dukes Sixth birthday party
Mrs. Robert Dukes of Neshannock avenue hosted 18 young guests Tuesday for Vivian Dukes sixth birthday. Pink and white decor, lunch served by several relatives, games and contests with prizes to Betty Thompson and Edward Pritchard, plus a guest from Greenville. Vivian received many gifts at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dukes
Neshannock Avenue
Vivian
Dukes
J. W. Dukes
T. E. Dukes
E. Pritchard
M. Hess
Betty Thompson
Edward Pritchard
Betty Shield
Greenville
Honor Guest Receives Gift At Closing Gathering
Mrs. Perry Kennedy assisted Mrs. Bevin as the gathering concluded. The honor guest was presented with a beautiful gift in memory of the day on behalf of those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nour
Perry Kennedy
Bevin
R F M Club Dines, Honors Two Members at Home
R F M Club members hosted a tureen dinner Monday at Mrs. John Reynolds home. The 6 o'clock meal served twenty four with a rose bouquet decor. Birthday honors went to Miss Shirley Stetson and Miss Alice June Reynolds. Next meeting set with Mrs Ed Reynolds on Mec Cleland avenue June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. M. Club
John Reynolds
Shirley Stetson
Alice June Reynolds
Ed. Reynolds
Mec Cleland Avenue
Mizpah Society Plans Fall Program After Cascade Park Breakfast
Members of the Mizpah Society of the First Presbyterian church traveled to Cascadpa for a 9:30 a.m. breakfast with tables set for twenty two. The program committee drafted fall and winter activities while others enjoyed park amusements. Christine Butler announced a July home entertainment for Mizpah Circle at 911 Court Street. No summer meetings will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah Society
First Presbyterian Church
Cascade Pa
Christine Butler
Court Street
Women of Third United Presbyterian Plan Bake Breakfast
Members of Section E of the Y L B Class met at Mrs. J Albert Wilsons Morton street home for a monthly meeting Devotions were given by the hostess a brief business session followed then quilting work Their plans include a Friday evening breakfast at Cascade Park to honor Mrs Jennie Shaffer who will soon depart for California The hostess assisted by Mrs John Bruce served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y L. B
Third United Presbyterian Church
J. Albert Wilson
Morton Street
Cascade Park
Jennie Shaffer
California
John Bruce
Quiet home wedding links Hartman kin to Pittsburgh couple
A quiet wedding was held at the home of Thomas Hartman at 235 Edgewood Avenue. Margaret M. Goodman, niece of Mr Goodman, married Kenneth C. Steele of Pittsburgh in a ring ceremony performed by Dr. S E Irvine of the First United Presbyterian Church. Only immediate family attended and the couple will reside in Pittsburgh after a motor trip with Mr and Mrs Goodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hartman
Edgewood Avenue
Margaret M. Goodman
C. L. Goodman
Richmond
Kenneth C. Steele
Pittsburgh
C. H. Steele
Middletown
S. E. Irvine
First United Presbyterian Church
Fuller society seniors host three course dinner at Deaconess home
Members of the Fuller society of the Croton Avenue Methodist church met for a three course dinner Tuesday evening in the Deaconess home on Phillips street. Leone Nolan presided over a short business session as plans were formed by the young ladies to raise funds for their work. A mock auction provided amusement with clever articles winning laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller Society
Croton Avenue Methodist Church
Phillips Street
Leone Nolan
Thelup Associates Hold Regular Meeting At Home
Thelup associates met Tuesday at Mrs Edward Houk s home on Martin Street with Mrs H H Lackey and Mrs Willis Campbell as special guests. Music and chat provided entertainment and a lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Campbell. Next event planned in two weeks with Mrs John Waggoner of Brooklyn Avenue as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelup Associates
Edward Houk
Martin Street
H. H. Lackey
Willis Campbell
John Waggoner
Brooklyn Avenue
Birthday party honors husband in Huron avenue home
Mrs Taley Bevin hosted 20 guests on Monday evening in her Huron Avenue residence to honor her husband’s birthday. The gathering featured informal card play and music followed by a lunch served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taley Bevin
Huronavenue
Tuesday Bridge Club Social Sparks Wins and Dinner
The Tuesday Evening Bridge club met at Mrs. William Davis on Adams Street for a social gathering. Three tables played, with favors awarded to Mrs. Lewis Dean and Mrs. Clarence Johnson. Mrs. Davis led a late lunch assisted by Mrs. Clarence Johnson. In two weeks the club will meet with Mrs. Clarence Johnson on Ray Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
William Davis
Adams Street
Lewis Dean
Clarence Johnson
Ray Street
Ta Te Yah Pah Club Hosts Social Evening
Mrs William Zahner of Northview avenue hosted Ta Te Yah Pah Club associates with ten present and special guest Mrs Wim Fox. Guests enjoyed music hat and sewing. lunch were served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs H E Rose and Mrs D I Pearsall. The next meeting is scheduled for July 8 at Mrs Kenneth Cannor Adams street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Zahner
Northview Avenue
Wim. Fox
H. E. Rose
D. I. Pearsall
Kenneth Cannor Adams
Dinner Guests Visit Mrs Weinberg On Reynolds Street
Mrs. Max Weinberg of South Mer cer street hosted dinner Monday evening with her two daughters and grandsons. Also present were Mrs. Alfred Kalp and her Beaver Falls son and Mrs. Bernard Wayne with her Blandburg son who is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Til Markowitz on East Reynolds street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Weinberg
South Mercer Street
Alfred Kalp
Beaver Falls
Bernard Wayne
Blandburt
Wayne
William TI. Markowitz
East Reynolds Street
Sweesy Forbes Families Reunion Set for June 25
The forty second annual reunion of the Sweesy Forbes families will take place Wednesday June 25 at Ralph Miner's home near West Middlesex. All table service will be furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweesy-Forbes
Ralph Miner
West
Middlesex
Pizor and Emery Family Reunion Set for June 19
The Pizor and Emery families announce their annual reunion to be held Thursday June 19 at Liberty Grange Hall on the Harlansburg road. Dinner will be served at 12 o'clock E S T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pizor
Emery
Liberty Grange
Harlansburg Road
Kensington WHI Associates Dine at Cascade Park
Associates of E O Kensington WHI gather at Cascade Park for a dinner meeting this evening with serving scheduled for 6 30 oclock.
G M T Club Plans Breakfast at Cascade Park
Members of the G. M. T. club are arranging a morning breakfast at Cascade Park on Thursday. About 15 members are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. T. Club
Cascade Park
Hennon Family 27th Annual Reunion Set for June 19
Members of the Hennon family will hold their 27th annual reunion on Thursday June 19 at Willow Grove. All relatives and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennon
Willow Grove
Miller Family Reunion at Ewing Park Ellwood City
The Miller families hold their annual reunion tomorrow at Ewing Park in Ellwood City. An unrelated text quotes a critics phrase and Wordsworth about beauty and humility, appearing as an inserted observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Ewing Park
Ellwood City
Community Notes Rally Local Residents in Busy Week
Personal items list residents of New Castle and nearby towns visiting, traveling, or staying with relatives in Jamestown Hubbard Pittsburgh Lorain Detroit and other spots. Mentions moves hospitalizations trips to Los Angeles Patton Indiana Cleveland and other locales. author also records visits to Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Falls and notes a memorial quote at the end.
Births and Activities in Warren Community
Born to Mr and Mrs Millard J McFarland of 1175 Parkman Road Warren a daughter on June 12 named Donna Mae. Mr and Mrs F R Cartwright of Edgewood Avenue announce a daughter named Doris born Tuesday June 17. Miss Harriet Leaghty of East Street returns from Pittsburgh visit. Dur ing the evening a program and social time with devotionals led by Mrs William MacKenzie. Minutes and missionary letter read. Picnic planned for July 10 with committee listed and a lunch served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Moore
William Fisher
Wheeling
W. Va
Fisher
J. C. Burnside
Highland Avenue
Irene McCullough
East Cleveland
Cyrus Dickson
East Washington Street
Frank McCreary
Dorothy
Park Ave
Madison
Ind
Millard J. McFarland
Parkman Road
Warren, Ohio
Donna Mae
F. R. Cartwright
Edgewood Avenue
Doris
Harriet Leaghty
East Street
Pittsburgh, Pa
Army Recruiter J W Thompson Visits Sharon and Mercer County
Corporal J W Thompson, local recruiting officer, paid a recent business visit to Sharon, West Middlesex, and other Mercer County points as part of his recruiting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Thompson
Army
Sharon
West
Middlesex
Mercer County
Births Beat Trio Profile George Frederick Conrad Calvin
Mr and Mrs Norman G Hamilton announce a son born June 12 named George Frederick. Mr and Mrs Virgil Kelly announce a son born June 17 at Jameson Memorial Hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Samuel Blight at 210 Sutton Street a son named Conrad Calvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Holmes
West Sutton Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Frank Tinner
North Bay Street
Norman G. Hamilton
Junior High Street
George Frederick
Virgil Kelly
Croton Avenue
Samuel Blight
Sutton Street
Conrad Calvin
Will Meet In City Building Hall Tonight
In Religious and Fraternal Circles the American Insurance Union Chapter 93 will meet this evening at 7 30 in their hall in the City Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Insurance Union
Chapter 93
Mabel Ryan Bible Class Meets Tuesday Evenings
The Mabel Ryan Bible class of the Christian Missionary Alliance church met Tuesday evenings with Mrs. Ethel leading and members sharing study and fellowship activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Ryan
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Ethel
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Meeting Rescheduled
The Harry L. McBride post postpones the planned Thursday meeting to Tuesday June 24 with a members only picnic dinner at Cascade Park replacing the earlier announced format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
Harry L. McBride
Cascade Park
Margaret Copeland Circle Meets for Monthly Mission Program
The Margaret Copeland circle of the Third U P church held a Tuesday meeting in the church led by Mrs Griff Lewis with devotion Mrs Robert Benson in charge of the program. Members shared talks on missionary work and readings and a vocal number was performed. A report on the Greensburg conference was praised and a dainty lunch closed the event. Berean Bible Class will meet Friday at 2 30 with Mrs J L Patterson hosting and Nancy Gordon leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C
Margaret Copeland
U. P
Griff Lewis
Robert Benson
Arthur Minnick
Mary Wardman
McConnell
John O'Niell
John Kocher
Claire Lutz
S. B
Berean Bible Class
J. L. Patterson
Brooklyn Avenue
Berean Bible
Nancy Gordon
Annetta Butler
W C T U and L T L meet at president's home
The W C T U and L T L groups met at Mrs C M Grace's home on Williams Street Tuesday evening. Devotions were led by Mrs Jennie F Ner, reports heard from the treasurer Mrs Jones, and delegates named for the inter county institute at Butler on June 18. A Flower Mission will be observed at the Lawrence County Home on June 24 with flowers to be brought to the Y W C A by 2 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central W.cc. T U
C. MM. Grace
Williams Street
Jennie Fpquer
Jones
Butler
C. M. Grace
Jennie Fe
Lawrence County
Y. Wica
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Philadelphia
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
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Bala
Benjamin N. Bird
Clark
Gwendolyn Roberts
Alice Lippencott
Ta Te Yah Pah Club
Sweesy
Forbes
Emery Reunion
E. O. T. Kensington
Asociates
E O. T. Kensington
Breakfast
America
Wordsworth
Harold Bailey
Rimersburg
Norman Cox
Butz St
Jamestown
N. Y
Fred Singer
Lutton Street
Hubbard, O
Charles A. George
E Lutton Street
Los Angeles
Cal
James Cypher
Wilmington Avenue
Hubbard
George Jordan
Lorain Avenue
E. C. Wiggins
Hickory
W. J. Wilcox
Cunningham Avenue
Joseph Leyde
Mariatta Daugherty
Forest Street
Travers City
Mich
J. E. Crill
Neshannock Boulevard
Mercer
Grove City
John Sprea
Pollock Avenue
Jefferson Street
Laura Harris
C. J. Baker
Winter Avenue
Walter Bowers
W. North Street
H. W. Ringer
Norman A. Martin
Fairfield Avenue
Arthur Anderson
Huey Street
New Castle Hospital
George M. Buchanan
East North Street
South Bend
John Balint
Patton, Pa
Robert Perry
Princeton University
North Street
Bernard Solomon
Park Avenue
Arch Wilson
Ann Arbor
Ira F. Ringer
William Gearhart
Ellport Borough
Nannie B. Wilson
Mahoningtown
R. H. Nelson
Aliquippa
E. Isaac
Reynolds Street
William Bixler
J. E. Bixler
Marshall Avenue
Ivor V. Davis
Lincoln Avenue
Detroit
Kate Stockman
Norwood Avenue
Jennie Phillips
Samuel W. Kearns
Eochester
S. B. Bryenton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ft. Worth
Texas
John Streator
Dean
Millsway
Charles Dean
Chautauqua Lake
Jack
Pauline Butz
Fred P. Butz
North Mercer Street
Gertrude Dietterle
Frank Flynn Sr
Butler Avenue
Junior French
S. H. Rhoads
Wallace Avenue
Louisville
American Railroad Agents Association
Agnes Shadduck
Misenheimer
N. C
Mary Spence
Cleveland Ave
Alice McKeever
Mercer Street
Youngstown
Mahoning Co
Donald Eckles
W. G. Eckles
Moody Avenue
Harvard Medical School
F. C. McCreary
Pennsylvania
McCreary
Clifford
Cascade Street
Harry Bowen
Janet
Russell
Young Street
Easton
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
R. Bruce Wilson
Coraopolis
S. B. Copeland
Luella Stone
Boyles Avenue
Cathedral Chapter
O. E S
Allentown
WH. Clapie
Coudersport
Enle Tive
Manie
Wilkes-Barre
Theresa George
John Borio
John Carr
C. L. Ankney
Sankey Street
Gertrude Weschler
Hoyt Apartments
Cleveland
Fast High School
Miss Weschler
C. C. Lees
New Castle Yard
L. D. Rhodes
Donna Jean
Niagara Falls
John Capots
Donnie
Jos. Binger
Elizabeth Turner
Charleston
Kathryn Anderson
Turner
Boston
New Castle
Burke
David Livingstone
Offutt’s
Bellmore
W.C.T.U
White St
New Castle, Pa
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