Federation Women Host Rainy Rainbow Terrace Social
Federation of Women clubs held the first Rainbow Terrace matinee event at Cascade Park drawing 200 plus attendees despite poor weather. The 2 to 4:30 pm program featured dancing, card games, contests, door prizes, and awards with Mrs. Harold R. McCulloch presiding and prizes awarded to members from Ellwood City Wampum and New Wilmington among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Terrace
Cascade Park
Federation of Women's Clubs
Harold R. McCulloch
Federation
Martha Muse
H. L. Hildebrand
H. C. Steinberger
Ellwood City
A. W. Bergstedt
D. M. Arnold
H. R. McCulloch
Lawrence County Federation
Ticket
R. L. Boyd
I. A. Ralph
C H. Martin
Margaret Reeder
J. Ed Duff
Carl Wilson
Jesse D. Moore, Jr
W. L. Cosel
L. E. Springer
John Hough
J. H. Shellatree
Roy Long
S. M. Matheny
George W. Short
J. A. McNeill
D. Hildebrand
Roy M Jamison
Engagement of Miss Georgia Davidson to E G Sharp
Miss Georgia Davidson daughter of Mrs W L Davidson of 229 East Lincoln avenue New Wilmington will wed E G Sharp son of Mr and Mrs E E Sharp of 128 Market street New Wilmington. Davidson is program director at WKBN Youngstown Ohio and a Microphone Training School graduate. Sharp attended Westminster College and will graduate from the Cleveland College of Embalming in June. The wedding in New Castle is planned for July with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Cleveland College of
New Castile
Claribelle Flynn Honored at Shower Before June Wedding
A Thursday evening honey moon shower honored Miss Claribelle Flynn ahead of her June 22 wedding to Stewart Mardis. Bridesmaids Esther Pierce Shirley Kerr Edrye Kerr Nesta Allsworth hosted at Euclid Avenue home. Virginia Flynn won a Ringo prize. about fifteen guests attended and gifts were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claribelle Flynn
Stewart Mardis
Esther Pierce
Shirley Kerr
Edrye Kerr
Nesta Allsworth
Euclid Avenue
Ringo
Virginia Flynn
Miss Flynn
F. Flynn
Pulaski Road
Mardis
Roy Mardis
Boyles Avenue
Ministers Wives Club Breakfast Postponed at Cascade Park
The Monday morning breakfast event planned by the Ministers Wives club at Cascade Park has been postponed.
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Cascade Park
The
Ministers Wives Club
MISS ETHEL UBER BRIDE OF ERIC DUNN
Miss Ethel Uber daughter of Clyde L Uber of 824 Lathrop street wed Eric Dunn son of Mr and Mrs J J Dunn of Fountain avenue Ellwood City in a quiet ceremony officiated by Rev Charles Bell at his home The couple will reside at 220 Glenn avenue Ellwood City The bride a New Castle High School and Slippery Rock State Teachers College graduate taught at North Street School The groom works for Shelby Tube Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Uber
Clyde L. Uber
Lathrop Street
Eric Dunn
J. J. Dunn
Fountain Avenue
Ellwood City
Charles Bell
New Castle-Ellwood Road
Glenn Avenue
New Castle Senior High
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
North Street
Shelby Tube Company
Evening of Cards for Lawalla Club
Mrs. James Massie hosted Lawalla club members at her South Bay Street home on Friday evening for a social. Bridge winners were Mrs. Ella Campbell and Mrs. Roy Jones who claimed the trophies. Lunch followed with help from Mrs. George Massie. next hostess will be Mrs. Dorothy Mc Cracken in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Massie
South Bay St
Lawalla Club
Ella Campbell
Roy Jones
George Massie
Dorothy McCracken
Kuhn and Rees Host Wiener Roast at L C John Farm
On Thursday evening Harold Kuhn and Mearl Rees entertained Potter’s Market employees and families at a wiener roast at the L C John farm on Slippery Rock. Guests included Mr and Mrs Donald Johns and family and L C Johns. The crowd rode horseback and enjoyed a late hour lunch.
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Harold Kuhn
Mearl Rees
Potter's Market
L. C. John
Slippery Rock
Donald Johns
L. C. Johns
Unique double wedding ties two sisters in Culmerville
A garden ceremony on June 17 tied sisters Alice Dawson and Mary Etta Dawson to Clayton Hofmeister and Clarence Monnier, both of Culmerville. Attended by Ellen Wolf Marion Shriver Clyde Double and William Hutchman, the event featured music by Mable Wardel and a lawn buffet. The couples, students at Slippery Rock State Teachers College, plan to reside in New Castle and Culmerville respectively.
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Culmerville
Charles Dawson
Alice Dawson
Clayton Hofmeister
Edward Hofmeister
Edenburg
M Iiss
Mary Etta Dawson
Clarence Monnier
Howard M. Bruce
East Union United Presbyterian Church
Alice
Clayton
Ellen Wolf
Sewickley
Clyde Double
Slippery Rock
Mary Etta
Clarence
Marion Shriver
Pittsburgh
William Hutchman
Cheswick
Dawson Home
Mable Wardel
Zelienople
Union High School
McClelland Avenue
New Castle
Bridge club adds new members for Monday meeting
One hundred five new Bridge club members will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs. George Solomon on Meyer Avenue. Mrs. Martha Thomas will serve as co-hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bridge Club
George Solomon
Meyer Avenue
Martha Thomas
Wallace-Whittaker Wedding Today At Highland Church
Esther Clare Wallace and G Ward Whittaker wed at 11 am in Highland U P church with Dr D L Ferguson performing. The ceremony featured music by Mrs Jay L Reel and bouquets of white lilies of the valley and bovardia. The reception followed at the New Castle Field Club and the couple will reside at 228 East Sheridan avenue with a July 1 at home date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New Brighton
Jay L. Reel
Valley
Bovardia
Florence Golder
Oneonta
N. Y
Margaret Warner
New Castle
Clyde Whittaker
Joseph Wallace
Kenneth Whittaker
John Toner
Robert Warner
Robert L. Wallace
New Castle Field Club
Moore McConnell Wedding at Home in New Wilmington
Ethel May Moore and George McConnell united in marriage at the Moore family home near New Wilmington in a single ring ceremony. The bride wore a white satin gown and lilies, with 46 guests including out of town relatives. After a wedding supper, the couple planned a Niagara Falls motor trip and will live near New Wilmington where Mr. McConnell works for the state highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Ethel May Moore
Thomas Moore
George McConnell
David McConnell
Claude Downs
Miss Prances Moore
J. Deurrell McConnell
C. L. Downs
Helen
Conneautville
Grine
Arthur
Slippery Rock
B. F. Mosley
Phillip Barry
Aliquippa
Leonard
Akron
Walter Moore
Charles Mosely
Forsythe
Pauline
New Castle
McConnell
Niagara Falls
Canada
Westminster Chapel Scene of Wedding
In the Westminster College chapel on June 15 Dr. Robert Ferguson Galbreath officiated a wedding uniting Miss Sadie Mae Foltz of Mercer R D 1 and Richard Alan Davis of New Wilmington. The couple, Westminster College graduates, will live at the Presbyterian manse in New Galilee after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster College
Robert Ferguson Galbreath
Sadie Mae Foltz
Frederick F. Foltz
Mercer, R. D
Richard Alan Davis
Alan B. Davis
Waugh Avenue
New Wilmington
Gordon Baich Nevin
Davis
Hempfield Township
Greenville
Western Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Church of
New Crablee
Presbyterian Manse
New Galilee
Miss Wallace to Speak at Daughters Convention in Philadelphia
Miss Margaret Wallace of South Crawford avenue leaves Friday morning for Philadelphia where she will speak at the Junior King's Daughters convention. She then goes to Chautauqua to serve as an instructor in the children's recreational center for the summer.
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Margaret Wallace
South Crawford Avenue
Philadelphia
Chautauqua
Golden Wedding Celebration for F A Hover
Mr and Mrs F A Hover near New Castle celebrate their golden wedding with a June 23 dinner at the Castleton Hotel. Attending will be immediate family and relatives, including visitors from Harrisburg, as Attorney Hover is long established in the community.
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R. C. Wiggins
Harrisburg
F. A. Hover
Croton Avenue
Mrs. Hover
New Castle
Bridal couple to live on State Street
Next week at 1250 West State Street Mr and Mrs Floyd McConnell will be at home to friends and relatives. They married June 14 in Harrisburg Pa. The bride Mildred Wagner is daughter of Earl and Mrs Wagner of Volant. The groom son of Mr and Mrs Orin McConnell of 924 Adams Street. Rev William A Webb Jr of Zion Presbyterian Harrisburg officiated. The bride wore navy georgette with white accessories. The groom works for a Clover Farm store in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West State Street
Floyd McConnell
Harrisburg
Mildred Wagner
Earl Wagner
Volant
Orin McConnell
Adams Street
William A. Webb Jr
Zion Presbyterian Church
Clover Farm
Mrs Mielke Hosts WFNM Club Meeting at Mount Jackson
Mrs Joseph Mielke of Mount Jackson will entertain members of the W F N M club at her home on Wednesday evening of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mielke
Mount Jackson
W. F. N. M. Club
Hadassah to Elect Delegates for World Zionist Congress
New Castle chapter Hadassah announces delegates to the 20th World Zionist Congress in Zurich. Election set for Sunday June 20 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Cosmo Club on North Mercer Street. Local junior and senior groups expected to cast a record vote.
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New Castle
Hadassah
World Zionist Congress
Zurich
Switzerland
Cosmo Club
North
Mercer Street
Whyle Away Bridge Club Hosts Dessert-Bridge in Butler
The Whyle Away Bridge Club gathered Thursday afternoon in Butler hosted by Mrs J J Hennicheck for a dessert-bridge. Special guests Mrs J L Armstrong of Butler and Mrs Harry Barnes of New Castle attended. Prizes went to Mrs David Fisher and Mrs Harry Barnes for high scores, Mrs J R Oldfield for consolation, and Mrs J W Campbell for the galloping prize. The hostess was assisted by Mrs G S Jenkins of New Castle. The group dined at Nixon hotel and will meet again in two weeks at J B Leyde cottage in Lakewood with Mrs William Jones hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whyle
Butler
J. J. Hennicheck
J. L. Armstrong
Harry Barnes
New Castle
David Fisher
J. R. Oldfield
J. W. Campbell
Hennicheck
G S. Jenkins
Nixon Hotel
J. B. Leyde
Lakewood
William Jones
Century Club Hosts Evening at Cascade Street Home
Mrs Joseph Panella acted as gracious hostess when Century Club members gathered on Cascade street Thursday evening. Mrs Cameron and her children of Beckford street planned a Hollywood visit starting Tuesday. Prizes went to Mrs Tomasella Mrs Cameron and Mrs Price. Guests helped serve luncheon after games and chatter. Plans for a tureen dinner followed and special guests attended. The next meeting will be July 1 at Mrs John De Santi's Cascade street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Panella
Century Club
Cascade Street
C. Cameron
Beckford Street
Hollywood
Calif
G. Tomasella
Cameron
John de Santi
Betty Louer Honored At Bridal Shower Party
Complimenting Betty Louer who will wed Charles Burton in August, friends gathered Friday evening at Virginia Cook's home on Edison Avenue. The hostess R A Eckles assisted in serving dessert and informal games, with a gift shower at the center of the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Louer
Charles Burton
Virginia Cook
Edison Avenue
Mollenkopf Reunion Held at Mt Jackson Legion Hall
The Mollenkopf reunion gathered about 75 relatives and friends in Mt. Jackson at the American Legion hall on Wednesday June 16. Orin Mollenkopf of Petersburg was elected president and Harriet Lusk of Mt. Jackson was chosen secretary and treasurer. Guests dispersed late, to reconvene at the same venue on the third Wednesday in June next year.
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American Legion Hall
Mt. Jackson
Orin Mollenkopf
Petersburg
Harriet Lusk
June Picnic of B P W at Rae Muirhead Cottage
The Business and Professional Women's club holds its June picnic Monday at 4 PM at Rae Muirhead Cottage Lakewood. Helen Hinkson and Mary Wilson lead dinner, Lucile Sutton heads transportation, with new member initiation, officer installation by Florence Dickey, and state convention reports by Mary Vandivort and Mrs. Alice Mc Killop to be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Rae Muirhead
Lakewood
Helen Hinkson
Mary Wilson
Lucile Sutton
Transportation Department
Florence Dickey
Butler
Mary Vandivort
Alice McKillop
Butler Girls Host Informal Prospect Lunch
Butler girls motored to the home of Mrs. A B Coulter at Prospect for a one o clock luncheon Friday. Mrs C L Sipe assisted with serving. Roses decorated the table and ten guests were seated. An informal afternoon was enjoyed.
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Federation Party
Georgia Davidson
E. G. Sharp
Severn
Gray Wolf Tavern
Masury
Ohio
Sharon-Youngstown Rd
Mammoth
Ming-Toi
Suzanne
West Cherry ST
Suzanne Park
Highland
Dilee. Tis
Bannow Brook
Market ST. Ext
Youngstown
Paradise Under the Stars
Wick Mackey
P. S
Wallace-Whittaker
Highland Church
Westminster Chapel
State ST
Bear Brenneman’'s Market
Gents
Ben & Ray Mers
Ours
North Mill St
Logan Ave
Wally Stoefler
Ina Ray Hutton
Cohen's Market
East Long Avenue
Arbuckle
R. A. Eckles
Mollenkopf Reunion
Isaly
Jane Cwynar
Theresa Williams
Pauline Myers
Eugene and Duart Frederick Croquignole
Strouss-Hirshberg
Louis XV
Mellor
Kellers
Castleton Hotel
New Castle, PA
the Withers Co
N. Mill St
Newcastle
New Castle Bottle Exchange
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