MISS EAGAN HONORED AT EVENING BRIDGE
Miss Kathryn Eagan a bride elect was honored Friday evening at a bridge party given by Mrs Elmer Reiber at 2 East Moody avenue. Prizes went to Misses Mary Whalen and Doris Updegraff. A yellow and white decor scheme complemented a light lunch and dancing after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Eagan
Elmer Reiber
East Moody Avenue
Bridge
Mary Whalen
Doris Updegraff
J. R. Rick
Freda Shingledecker
Temple Israel Outing Planned at Cascade Park
The Temple Israel Sisterhood schedules its annual summer outing at Cascade Park on Tuesday June 21. Members and friends from nearby towns are expected to attend and reserve spots by contacting Mrs Norman Ehrlich, the event chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Israel Sisterhood
Cascade Park
Norman Ehrlich
Munnell Graduates From Grove City with BA Honors
Raymond Munnell son of Mr and Mrs J Scott Munnell of Mt Herman has completed four years at Grove City College and graduates with honors on Wednesday June 15 receiving the Bachelor of Arts degree and returning home for the summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Munnell
J. Scott Munnell
Mt. Herman
Munnell
Grove City College
D W T Club Social At Mrs Minick Home
D W T club members enjoyed a Friday informal gathering at the home of Mrs. C D Minick on Temple Avenue. Sewing and chat filled the evening followed by a tasty lunch served with Mrs Maurice Sadler assisting with the menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. T. Club
C. D. Minick
Temple Avenue
Maurice Sadler
Junior League Picnic at Gaston Park
The Junior League of the First Congregational Church held an afternoon and evening picnic at Gaston Park. Members and friends marched from the church, played games including baseball, then gathered by a large fire to roast hot dogs. Winners included William Bluehorn, Jean Turner, Bobby Henry, and others. Rev. R T Williams led races and Mrs. Carl Turner won the open race. Ice cream and cake followed, served by Mrs. Carl Turner and Ethel Thomas with help from Rev. R. T. Williams and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior League
First Congregational Church
Gaston Park
William Bluehorn
Jean Turner
Bobby Henry
Peggy Lou Long
Betty Jane Cope
Dorothy Jane Nelson
Ellsworth Isaacs
Betty Hughes
Brinley Hughes
Jane Davis
Rees T. Williams
Carl Turner
Ethel Thomas
R. T. Williams
Thomas Thomas Jr
William Powell
Richard Thomas
Henry Jones
Edward Davis
Myers Family Reunion Draws 150 At Willard Hall
The 24th Myers family reunion met Thursday at Willard Grange Hall with 150 attendees. William Myers of Prospect, 84, and Liddie Thompson of Greenville, 88, were the oldest participants. George Myers was elected president, Jim Myers vice president, Pearl Morrison secretary, and George Cambaugh treasurer. Guests came from Pittsburgh, Beaver Falls, Niles Ohio, Zelienople, New Castle, and Petersville. The 1932 reunion will be held at the same venue on the third Thursday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Willard Grange Hall
William Myers
Prospect
Liddie Thompson
Greenville
George Myers
Jim Myers
Pearl Morrison
George Cambaugh
Pittsburgh
Beaver Falls
Niles, O
Zelienople
New Castle
Petersville
Surprise party honors Ethel Patrick and George Lewis
A surprise party was hosted last evening at Williard avenue in honor of Ethel Lewis Patrick of Hubbard Ohio and George Lewis. The event featured games and music with a lunch served at the end. Tables on the terrace were adorned with season stones and Mrs Lewis was aided by several helpers in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Lewis Patrick
Hubbard, O
George Lewis
Williard Avenue
Mollenkoph Family Reunion Set for June 2
The Daniel Mollenkoph family reunion will be at Daniel T. Mollenkoph’s home on Wednesday afternoon and evening June 2.
Bride Elect Honored At Bridge Luncheon
Miss Ruth Decker of Poland Ohio hosted a Friday afternoon bridge luncheon in her home for Miss Grace Jones Senior High School instructress and July bride to Joe Ledder of Cleveland Ohio. Betty Glover of New Castle won high in bridge. Guests from New Castle included Helen Sankey Betty Glover Harriett Parker Helen McConahy Lois Martin Grace Jones and Mrs Les Alexander and Mrs Thomas Perrott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Decker
Poland
Grace Jones
Joe Lpeder
Cleveland
Ohio
Betty Glover
New Castle
Miss Jones
Helen Sankey
Harriett Parker
Helen McConahy
Lois Martin
Les Alexander
Thomas Perrott
Modern Priscillas Entertain Friday
The Modern Priscillas met at Mrs. J. F. Leonardson’s Laurel avenue home Friday evening. Mrs. W. H. Martin won the prize. Mrs. Rachel Wilder attended as a guest and received a hostess gift. Lunch followed, with Mrs. David Leonardson helping. A breakfast outing was planned for Wednesday July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Leonardson
Laurel Avenue
Priscilla Club
W. H. Martin
Rachel Wilder
David Leonardson
Humphreys and Glenn Mark 25th Wedding Anniversary
More than one hundred relatives gathered at Jacksville to honor Mr. and Mrs. J Roy Humphrey and Mr. and Mrs. Homer L Glenn on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. The informal party featured a large central cake and many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roy Humphrey
Jacksville
Homer L. Glenn
Frank Calvin
Hubbard
Carl Humphrey
Jefferson
Ohio
F. W. Humphrey
Latrobe
Clyde Humphrey
Slippery Rock
C. R. Oliver
Portersville
S. C. Humphrey
Roy Shedden
Grove City
Ralph Walker
Pittsburgh
J. J. Studebaker
J. W. Studebaker
Howard Pisor
Frank Patterson
Glenn Davis
Jervis
C. J. Stewart
Willard Butler
Fred McCleary
W. Howard Humphrey
Hannah Winner
Julia
Minnie Barker
Frank Shields
Jennings Humphrey
William Humphrey
Elizabeth Book
Fred Book
Floyd Humphrey
George Book
Cecil Patterson
Homer Glenn
Edwin Humphrey
Glenn Humphrey
John S. Humphrey
Dr John S Stewart Family Visit in City
Dr John S Stewart and his Princeton family arrived today to visit their aunt Mrs Edwin W Crawford on Wallace avenue and uncle J Cam Liebendorfer on Walma. They will stay until Wednesday then travel to their summer home in the White Mountains of New Hampshire for the remainder of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Stewart
Princeton
N. J
City
Edwin W. Crawford
Wallace Avenue
J. Cam Liebendorfer
Walma
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Rainbow Girls Close Season With Picnic at Cascade Park
New Castle Assembly No. 1 Order of Rainbow for Girls held a year end picnic at Cascade Park with about fifty attendees including the girls and escorts. Chaperones, a rainbow themed dinner, dancing and park amusements marked the close before fall sessions resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Assembly No. 1
Order of Rainbow
Cascade Park
Martha Bigley
J. H. Templeton
R. L. Boyd
Clifford Propst
Harry Horner
Eleanor Horner
Gertrude Falls
Vivian Dukes Birthday Party at Neshannock Home
Mrs. R. H. Dukes hosted Vivian Dukes eighth birthday party on Friday from 2 30 to 5 PM with Miss Alice Morse as guest. Betty Ward performed acrobatic dancing as games and music entertained the group before pink and white refreshments. Prizes were awarded to Alice Morse Peggy Davis Lenora Ann Pyle and Marguerite Ward. Other attendees included Sally May Fazak Betty Ward Lenore Ann Dukes and Vivian Dukes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Dukes
Neshannock Avenue
Vivian
Alice Morse
Sharpsville
Betty Ward
Dukes
George Ward
M. Hess
Eleventh Mc Knight Descendants Reunion Held at East Brook
The eleventh annual reunion of John and Mary Smith Mc Knight descendants met June 16 at East Brook U P church. About fifty members ate from well filled baskets, then played games and visited before a business meeting reelecting Orren Brandon as president and Mrs Earl McKnight as secretary treasurer. It was agreed to hold the 1933 reunion at the same church on the fourth Thursday of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John and Mary Smith McKnight
East Brook
Grand Chapter of O. E. S. Closes in Conneaut Lake
Local delegates travel home after a week of sessions and social events at the Grand Chapter meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star in Conneaut Lake. Carolyne Lindsley is named District Deputy Grand Matron 2-B, replacing Helen Stone Ramsey. May B. Young is elected a Home in the West trustee. Next year’s meeting will be in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Conneaut Lake
Carolyne Lindsley
Helen Stone Ramsey
May B. Young
Shenango
New Castle
Cathedral
Erie
Moody and Graham Party Attend Ithaca Reunion Events
Mr. and Mrs. W F Moody and Miss Clara Graham of Highland avenue along with Miss Evelyn Spencer of Ellwood City joined reunion exercises in Ithaca New York. The events began Friday and run through today with the local group returning home midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Moody
Clara Graham
Highland Avenue
Evelyn Spencer
Ellwood City
Ithica
N. Y
Moody
Northern College City
Teacher J Harold Vance Heads to Los Angeles Olympics
J Harold Vance a Benjamin Franklin junior high school teacher from New Wilmington travels west by car toward the Los Angeles Olympic games. He left this week and will cover a vast portion of the Pacific coast region on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harold Vance
New Wilmington
Benjamin Franklin Junior High
Vance
Pacific Coast
Pisor Emery Family Reunites at Liberty Grange
Mr and Mrs A R Kerr North Beaver street led the Pisor Emary clan at Liberty Grange hall Harlansburg road for the annual reunion. Some 115 descendants joined a noon dinner and business meeting with W A Kerr presiding.
Newlyweds Honor Shower for Russell and Evelyn Clark
A group of about thirty guests showered Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark of Leasure avenue, the bride Evelyn Shover, at Mrs. L. E. Shover's Euclid avenue home. Informal hours included a lunch served by Mrs. Shower and her daughter Mary. The couple received many fine gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Clark
Leasure Avenue
Evelyn Shover
L. E. Shover
Euclid Avenue
Shower
Mary
Central Presbyterian Choir Holds Home Meeting and Picnic Plans
The Central Presbyterian church choir met at Mrs. William Finefrock's home 315 Florence Ave on Friday evening with Mrs. Verna Gibson and William McCombs as associate hosts. After rehearsals they served lunch on lawn tables lit by Japanese lanterns with pink and white decor. Special guests included Mrs. William McCombs Verna Marie Gibson and Mary Elizabeth Jenkins. The group planned a picnic in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
William Finefrock
Florence Avenue
Verna Gibson
William McCombs
Verna Marie Gibson
Mary Elizabeth Jenkins
Teacher Lillian Moran Enjoys Two Weeks Voyage
Miss Lillian Moran a school teacher of West Leasure avenue is presently enjoying a two weeks voyage to Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Lillian Moran
West Leasure Avenue
New Castle Class of 20 Plans Alum ni Meeting Attendance
On Thursday evening the committee of New Castle Senior High School class of 20 met at Miss Pauline Schulz's Butler Avenue home to plan attendance at the Alumni meeting on July 1 at the Cathedral. A large number is expected. Also present were Mr and Mrs Ellis Diefenderfer and Charles Oaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Senior High School
Pauline Schulz
Butler Avenue
Cathedral
Ellis Diefenderfer
Charles Oaks
Miner Family Plans Northerly Motor Trip Along Coast
Mr and Mrs J C Miner and their son Robert of East Winter Avenue will take a two week motor trip by car. They will drive to Cape Cod then follow the Maine coast northward and return by a different eastward route with Mrs Miner's sister Miss Margaret Hatch of Union City accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Miner
Robert
Winter Avenue
Miner
Margaret Hatch
Union City
Atlantic
Cape Cod
Maine
Birth Announcements Published With Signatures
Birth notices appear in the column signed by writers, listing name and address for verification. The column invites readers to submit their own birth announcements with proper signature for publication.
Choir meeting of New Castle Eastern Star chapter
The New Castle chapter 105 Order of Eastern Star will meet Monday at 8 pm at 416 Euclid Avenue, in Miss Mary Harvard's home, for rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
The
Order of Eastern Star
Mary Harvard
Euclid Avenue
Wednesday Quilting Club Outing at Cascade Park
M and M club led by Gertrude Cromie hosts a Wednesday outing at Cascade Park. The article notes critics labeling Marchers as lobbyists seeking shares without engaging Congress, reflecting tensions over self interest in political activism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Gertrude Cromie
Harlansburg Road
Local Births Reported From New Castle Hospital
Mr and Mrs B E Boak of 1706 Etna street announce the birth of a son named Jay Franklin. Mr and Mrs John Johnson of 137 Preston avenue announce the birth of a daughter on June 18 at New Castle hospital. Several other families report newborns on June 17 and 15 at New Castle hospital, including Clingensmith Ross Sheaff Dugan. Betty Jean is named for a daughter born June 15 to Mr and Mrs William P Dugan of 521 Sumer avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Boak
Etna Street
Jay Franklin
John Johnson
Preston Avenue
New Castle Hospital
David Clingensmith
Harrison Street
Louis Ross
Pearson Street
Raymond Sheaff
Wampum
William P. Dugan
Sumer Avenue
Betty Jean
Five Hundred Club Members Meet at Mrs Wallace Home
Members of the 1929 Five Hundred Club will gather at Mrs. Carl Wallace's home at 515 Wildwood Avenue on Tuesday evening for a social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Hundred
Carl Wallace
Wildwood Avenue
Boy Scouts Head to Camp Phillips After Cave Meeting
Highland church Troop 18 met with Scoutmaster Ralph F. Davis in charge and Assistant Scoutmaster Griffith. Harper’s team beat Garvin’s 8 to 7 in mushball as tests passed by Updegraff Evans Johns and Dicks. Next Tuesday the group leaves Highland at 5 45 p m for Camp Phillips to test cooking firebuilding and nature with another mushball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Church
Highland Caves
Ralph F. Davis
Griffith
Orr
Harper
Garvin
Updegraff
Evans
Johns
Camp Phillips
Social gathering at Miss Ruth Shale's home
A group of young people, including out of town guest Samuel Butler from Louisville, gathered at Ruth Shale's Fairfield avenue home Thursday evening for a social hour. They moved to Glendale Springs for a wiener roast and dancing with participants Jean Snyder, Jane McGee, Doris Marvin, Bob Boughter, Chas Dinsmore, Sherman Shessler, and John Komare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Shale
Fairmont Avenue
Samuel Butler
Louisville
Glendale Springs
Jean Snyder
Jane McGee
Doris Marvin
Bob Boughter
Chas Dinsmore
Sherman Shessler
John Komare
Wyleaway Bridge Club Meets At Mrs Gordon Home
The Wyleaway Bridge club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Cecil Gordon's on Sheridan Avenue. Prizes for honors went to Mrs. Arthur Keifer and Mrs. E. Chapman. Special guests included Mrs. Chapman Mrs. Charles Wetmore and Miss Helen Kimmell. In two weeks Mrs. C C Andrews of Garfield Avenue will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyleaway Bridge Club
Cecil Gordon
Sheridan Avenue
Arthur Keifer
E. Chapman
Chapman
Charles Wetmore
Helen Kimmell
C. C.C. Andrews
Garfield Avenue
Metzler’s Clean-up Sale on Baseball Suits and Bath Toys
A clean-up sale at Metzler’s features baseball suits bath toys caps and hats at very low prices likely to attract shoppers with deep discounts on sporting and novelty items.
Ritz Club Bingo Ends Evening With Picnic Plans
Mrs Farrone entertained Ritz Club members on Center street with bingo prizes won by Mrs Baron and Mrs Buckett. Lunch followed and a short business session planned a picnic at Castle Beach on Tuesday June 28. Next regular meeting set for two weeks at Mrs Guckert's Center street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Farrone
Center Street
Ritz Club
Frank Baron
Kirk Buckett
Castle Beach
Guckert
Mrs Rankin Hosts A A A Club Luncheon With Trophy Winners
Mrs Rankin of Cherry street entertained the A A A Club Thursday afternoon with a 1 o'clock luncheon. A menu pleased guests and later cards were played. Trophies went to Mrs Carl Kirchner and Mrs Harry Gilmore. Next meeting to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rankin
Cherry Street
A. A. A. Club
Carl Kirchner
Harry Gilmore
Sixteenth Elder Young Descendants Reunion Set
The sixteenth annual reunion of the descendants of William and Mary Elder Young is planned for Thursday June 23 at the Liberty Grange Hall on the New Castle Harlansburg improved road, one mile west of Harlansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and Mary Elder Young
Liberty Grang Hall
New Castle
Harlansburg
Local Residents Plan Florida Vacation
Emerson Davies Winslow Avenue William Hogue Winslow Avenue Stewart Lovergie Harrison Street and Linden Bruce Morton Street will depart Sunday for Florida for a two week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Emerson Davies
Winslow Avenue
William Hogue
Winslow Avevenue
Stewart Lovergie
Harrison Street
Linden Bruce
Morton Street
Florida
Sunrise Church Service by Square Circle at Cascade Park
Square Circle members plan a sunrise service at Cascade Park Sunday. They will hike to the park and share breakfast. Marian Wallace head of the Y business girls department will attend, with Clara Tranquillo directing the program.
Girl Scouts Troop 4 Plans Monday Picnic Hike
All members of Troop 4 meet at Third United Presbyterian church Monday at 10 o'clock. Scouts should bring lunches for a picnic hike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 4 Girl Scouts
Third United Presbyterian Church
Revival speakers announced for New Castle area
Rev. F. D. Dokes pastor of the First A. M. E. church of Coshocton Ohio will lead evangelistic services at Payne A M E Mission starting Monday evening and continuing until June 36 Rev Dokes is a former resident of New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Dokes
First A. M. E
Coshocton
Ohio
Payne A. M. E
Dokes
New Castle
P. L. D. Reading Circle to Meet at YWCA on Elm Street
The P. L. D. Reading Circle will hold a meeting Monday evening at the Y W C A center on Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. D. Reading Circle
Y. W. C. A. Center
Elm Street
Chicago survey notes rising demand for lobbyists
The University of Chicago study shows increasing interest in lobbying careers, with graduates told there is always room at the top in the political and policy landscape. The San Antonio Evening News reports on these findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
San Antonio Evening News
Native-powered dynamo drives radio station supply in Rhodesia
In Northern Rhodesia natives pedal a bicycle-frame dynamo to supply power to a radio station. The setup uses a rider-driven generator to provide electricity, illustrating improvised rural electrification and local ingenuity in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Rhodesia
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