Garden club hosts speaker on The Father of Modern Botany
Mahoningtown Garden club met Tuesday at Mrs. C. H. Clark's home with Mrs. John Robinson of East Brook as speaker. Members echoed Our Favorite Rose and displayed roses. With president absent, Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs. W. H. Leicht led routine business. A June 25 trip to mush room gardens in Wampum is planned, and the next meeting is July 8 at Mrs. Ralph Taylor's Cottage Grove home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Clark
North Cedar Street
Mahoningtown
Wampum
Ralph Taylor
Cottage Grove
Sunday school convention echoes at local churches
Echoes of the Sunday school convention at First U P church were echoed at the Temple Bible class meeting in the First Baptist church. A tureen dinner for 14 followed by social time. Mrs Sherrard Sutton and Groves led. a poem by Mrs Jones. guests included Mr Peterson and Dr Hollins head. The group plans another meeting in two months at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Temple
First Baptist Church
Birdie Sherrard
Sadie Sutton
Groves
Elizabeth Jones
Peterson
Frank Hollinshead
Sweesy Forbes Reunion at New Wilmington Park
The Sweesy Forbes reunion will be held at New Wilmington Park on Thursday. A basket picnic will be served at noon and afternoon hours will be enjoyed in sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweesy-Forbes
New Wilmington
Mrs Mabel Allen Hosts Eight OClock Club Meet
Mrs Mabel Allen will entertain members of the Eight O Clock club at her home on Dewey avenue Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Allen
Dewey Avenue
Visitor from Rice's Landing to visit Locke family
Bennett M. Rich of Rice's Landing Pa will arrive in New Castle Thursday morning for a brief visit with Miss Alma Locke and Miss Arvilla Locke at 412 High Lang Avenue. He and his mother Mrs M L Rich will depart Friday for Ann Arbor Mich where he will receive his Ph D in political science at the University of Michigan Saturday evening. He has been the Michigan Brookings fellow at Brookings Institution Washington D C and will work for the government in Washington this summer before returning to New Castle Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett M. Rich
Rice's Landing
New Castle
Alma Locke
Arvilla Locke
Highlang Avenue
M. L. Rich
Locke
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Rich
Michigan Brookings
Brookings Institution
Washington, D. C
Washington
Lady golfers to play at New Castle Field Club
Lady golfers at the New Castle Field Club will meet at the club house Thursday at 10 for their weekly game with prizes for low gross on odd and even holes and for low net scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Field Club
Sharon
Greenville
Junior choir to perform at National Gymanfu Gnau
Members of the junior choir met at 11 o clock Monday in the First Congregational church with Louise Davies and Emma Gibbons in charge. They will rehearse again on Monday June 23 in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
Louise Davies
Emma Gibbons
Hurwitz Speaks at Hadassah Luncheon in New Castle
Mrs J M Hurwitz western regional Hadassah president spoke at the New Castle Field Club for the annual installation luncheon. Officers installed include J Kulkin president J Conn R Rubenson J Rattei M Stark A Cohen D Rogovin and A Fisher. Hurwitz urged continued support for American Jewish women and Palestine emergency work and noted a regional conference in Pittsburgh on June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Hadassah
New Castle Field Club
J. M. Hurwitz
Pittsburgh
J. Kulkin
J. Conn
R. Rubenson
Barbara Edelstein
J. Cartwright
Jewish Junior League
Hurwitz
United States
England
A. Raffel
Dinner guests at the Carpenters home in Clenmore
Tuesday evening visitors included Mary Jane McKnight and Verna Pillow, missionaries to the Sudan, Isabel Blair also a missionary to Ethiopia, and Mr and Mrs Thomas Davis of North Mercer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Carpenter
Clenmore Boulevard
Mary Jane McKnight
Verna Pillow
Sudan
Isabel Blair
Ethiopia
Thomas Davis
North Mercer Street
Moravia and West Pittsburg Homecoming Thursday
Moravia and West Pittsburg residents plan a homecoming event Thursday at noon at the Moravia Presbyterian church. Attendees should bring their own baskets.
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Moravia
West Pittsburg
Presbyterian Church At
Junior B P W Club Changes Name Tuesday
The Junior Business and Professional Women voted to rename the group the M B G club at a Tuesday dinner meeting at Elik's. Sarah Nitchie led the session planning for summer. Henriette Leis received gifts before her California departure. The next executive meeting will be June 23 at Mrs Howard Ansem's Leasure avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elik’s Club
M. B. G. Club
Sarah Nitchie
Henriette Leis
California
Howard Ansem
Leasure Avenue
Livingstone Guild Honors Mrs Shearer On Move To Phillipsburg
Mrs Thomas B Shearer received a gift from Livingstone Guild Central Christian church members at a Tuesday evening gathering in Mrs Thomas Evans home on Northview avenue. Miss Mary Sherger presented the gift and Mrs Shearer thanked the group. A tureen dinner followed. Laura Bell led devotions and the business session elected officers: president Mrs Thomas Evans vice president Mrs Ray Gosney treasurer Mrs Glenn Doerr secretary Mrs Elmer Glass reporter Mrs C H Irwin. Special guest was Mrs Norman Zeigler. Next meeting will be July 15 at Mrs Harry Pettitt Ellwood road for a picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Shearer
Phillipsburg
Shearer
Livingstone Guild
Central Christian Church
Thomas Evans
Northview Avenue
Mary Sherger
Ray Gosney
Glenn Doerr
Elmer Glass
C. H. Irwin
Norman Zeigler
Harry Pettitt
Ellwood Road
Theis Reider Date Announced
Mrs Rudolph Theis of New Kensington announces the coming marriage of her daughter Ann to George Reider Jr son of Mr and Mrs George Reider of Wilmington Avenue this city The wedding will be July 4 in St Josephs church with Rev Fr Peter Schirra officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Theis
New Kensington
Ann
George Reider, Jr
George Reider
Wilmington Avenue
St. Joseph’s Church
Peter Schirra
Louis E. Simon Relief Corps Meets in Modern Woodman Hall
Members of the Louis E. Simon Relief Corps No 1 meet in the Modern Woodman hall on Tuesday evening. They plan to attend a convention in Gettysburg on June 23 with Mrs S Allison and several members attending. The next meeting is set for July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Simon Relief Corps
Woodman Hall
Gettysburg
S. Allison
Open Door Class to Meet for Ice Cream Supper
Members of the Open Door Bible class of the Third U P church will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Willard Tribby 829 Vogan street Thursday evening at 7 30 for an ice cream supper.
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U. P. Church
Willard Tribby
Vogan Street
Queen Esther Circle Holds Final Meeting of Year
The Queen Esther Circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at First Methodist met in the church parlors with Alma Locke in charge. Thomas Cramer played trombone with Edwin Lewis on piano, and plans were made to join the church picnic at the Y M C A camp on June 24. Officers elected included Mrs. Leonard Cramer as president and Viola Wallace as treasurer. A luncheon followed hosted by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Alma Locke
Thomas Cramer
Edwin Lewis
Leonard Cramer
Clarence Coates
J. L. Fink
J. J. Dickerson
Russell Shields
Viola Wallace
George Knox
O. J. Shaffer
B. R. Nove
Fred Quillan
Ralph Singerman
Mary Alice White
Riley Bollard
Howard Hammond
Mary Martha Circle Anniversary Party Observed
The Mary and Martha Missionary Circle at First U. P. Church celebrated its fifth anniversary at Mrs. Thomas Davis’s home on North Mercer Street. Guests shared program highlights from Sudan and Ethiopia and heard about Frenchburg girls work. Delegates Elizabeth Dickey Fehl and Morrow were named for the New Wilmington conference. Marie Buchner received a gift. refreshments closed the event. The circle will resume in September.
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Mary and Martha Missionary Circle
First
U. P. Church
Thomas Davis
North
Mercer Street
Mary Jane McKnight
Verna Pillow
Sudan
Isabel Blair
Ethiopia
Helen McLenahan
Frenchburg
Young Women's Special Fund
Robert Dickey
Easter Osborne
Frenchburg School
Miss McKnight
James McKnight
Glen Carpenter
Washington, D. C
New Wilmington Missionary Conference
Mary Elizabeth Dickey
Ruth Fehl
Ruth Morrow
Marie Buchner
Jane Roberts
Margaret Copeland Society Plans Cascade Park Picnic
At a Tuesday meeting of the Margaret Copeland Women's Missionary Society of the Third U P church in Fanny Kline's home 939 Beckford street plans for a July 15 picnic at Cascade Park were discussed The program titled A Widening Pathway was led by Sue Pratt Talks on the recent Women's General Missionary Society Convention in Washington DC were given by Mrs C C McKibben Elmer Rice and G G Orr A lunch was served aided by Anna Kline Ida Howe and Florence Swanson.
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Margaret Copeland
Bride-Choice June 21 for Edna Alexander Kibish
Miss Edna Alexander daughter of Mr and Mrs C Alexander of R D 1 will wed Constantine Kibish son of Mrs Anne Kibish of 1713 Hamilton Street on June 21 at 3 PM in Ss Philip and James church H anna Street. Helen Alexander maid of honor with Marie Chrobak and Jane Aukstulewicz as bridesmaids. Stanley Kibish brother of the bridegroom-elect best man. Ushers Stanley Izenas Sharon and Henry Gadzalski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Alexander
Stanley Kibish
Stanley Izenas
Sharon
Henry Gadzalski
Edna Alexander Fetes Bride to Be Connie Kibish
A Sunday evening shower at Slovak hall Moravia street honors Miss Edna Alexander daughter of Mr and Mrs C Alexander of RD 1 as she prepares to wed Connie Kibish son of Mrs Anne Kibish 1713 Hamilton street. Guests enjoy music dancing and a dainty lunch served by Helen Alexander Marie Chrobak Jane Aukstulewicz Sally Aukstulewicz and Mrs Stanley Alexander. Beautiful gifts are presented to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Street
Edna Alexander
C. Alexander
Connie Kibish
Anne Kibish
Hamilton Street
Helen Alexander
Marie Chrobak
Jane Aukstulewicz
Sally Aukstulewicz
Stanley Alexander
Miss Mash Hosts Cameo Club Meeting
Miss Anna Mash of 510 East Sutton Street entertained Cameo club members on Tuesday evening. Card games and prizes for high scores went to Sue James and Dolly Ann Pierz. Special guest Mrs Martha Scanlon attended. Luncheon was served. Next meeting set for Tuesday July 8 at Mrs Marie Brandt’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mash
East Sutton Street
Cameo Club
Sue James
Dolly Ann Pierz
Martha Scanlon
Miss Mash
Marie Brandt
Hillcrest Avenue
Junior Auxiliary Roast at Cascade Park Held by Perry Post
Junior Auxiliary members of Perry S. Gaston post No 343 hosted a wiener roast Tuesday at Cascade Park with Mrs Wade Daugherty and Mrs Frances Cope in charge. Afternoon boating and park amusements preceded a large group enjoying a menu. Next meeting set for Monday June 23 at the American Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry S. Gaston Post No. 343
Cascade Park
Wade Daugherty
Frances Cope
American Legion Home
N B W Club Meets in The Castleton
The N B W club was entertained Tuesday evening in The Castleton with Miss Therzin Ward as hostess. A guest prize went to Miss Elizabeth Taylor. Bridge prizes went to Kathleen Shuttleworth and Kay Smith. Luncheon followed the games. On July 1 Louise Kennedy of Sheridan Avenue will host the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton
Therzin Ward
Elizabeth Taylor
Kathleen Shuttleworth
Kay Smith
Louise Kennedy
Sheridan Avenue
Randolph Circle Hosts Luncheon and Rug Sewing Session
Mrs. W. T. Mayberry welcomed Randolph Circle members of the First Methodist church to Graceland road for a noon luncheon. About 20 attended before a short hike and rug sewing, followed by social time. The group president Mrs. Ltn Campbell has served for a ?>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Mayberry
Graceland Road
Randolph Circle
First Methodist Church
Ltn Campbell
Church Picnic at YMCA Camp Grounds Set for June 24
A church group accepted an invitation to attend a church picnic at the YMCA camp grounds next Tuesday June 24. The item notes the event was proposed and accepted by the group.
White-Thompson Reunion Set for June 26 at Willard Grange
The White-Thompson reunion will be held at the Willard Grange hall on Frew Mill road Thursday, June 26, with attendees gathering for a community reunion event at the hall.
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White-Thompson
Willard Grange Hall
Frew Mill Road
Maxwell Hosts Mixed Bridge at Field Club
Mr and Mrs M L Maxwell host the bi weekly mixed bridge game at New Castle Field Club Thursday evening Play begins at 830 and prizes are awarded after play on page six of society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Maxwell
New Castle Field Club
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Washington St
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E. Wash
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Strauss-Hirshberg
Margo
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Vassarette
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Music Store
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Mill Street
N. B. W. Club
Randolph
White- Thompson
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Lewis Diamond
Albert Barber
Joseph Lubensky
Anthony Caiazza
Dorothy (Sankey) Atkinson
Paul Vesco
G. Earl Williams
G. Earl Williams School of Music
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