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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1939
Page
21
Club members will hold a Sunday picnic on June 25 at a Leesburg beach setting. The outing features a casual day outdoors with the informal social group.
A social shower at the summer cottage of Mr and Mrs Charles C McCollum Ramblers Rest honored Mr and Mrs L E McCreary nee Anna Marie Brenneman and aunt Mrs Alice M Robinson of Mercer PA. About twenty five friends attended a 6 30 dinner with nuptial and birthday motifs. Gifts were presented by M G Howard of California. out of town guests included Mr and Mrs M G Howard and Mrs Alice M Robinson.
Miss Maybel Irene Helms daughter of Mr and Mrs S C Helms of Chestnut street wed Lawrence Eugene McCormick son of William McCormick of Youngstown Ohio Sunday morning in the Second U P church at 930 The ceremony was read by Rev Calvin Rose A wedding luncheon followed at the Helms home and the couple will reside on Madison Avenue Youngstown where McCormick is employed
M B W S club members enjoyed a picnic supper at Cascade Park hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCormick. Harry Lee McCormick celebrated his fourth birthday with gifts as guests Mrs. Martha Scott of Detroit and Miss Wanda Hoover attended. Next meeting set for July 8 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. S. McCormick.
Shenango U P church Bible classes taught by Mrs. Seley and Mrs. Hileman enjoyed a picnic on the Hileman lawn in Walma. About 40 attendees shared a bountiful dinner and gifts were presented to Miss Dorothy Calvin for her June 21 marriage to Herbert A Teal of Pavilion New York. The evening featured conversations on the lawn and piano music.
Mr and Mrs Anthony Monico of Warren Ohio hosted a Sunday dinner to celebrate the christening of their daughter Patricia Ann at St Marys church in Warren Rev E J Gallagher officiated Godparents were Mr and Mrs William A Manauzzi of Ellwood City Out of town guests included Levi Harding of Wampum Domenick Monica Youngstown Jennie Diorio New Castle Mrs Joseph Yacobucci and family and Mr and Mrs Frank Pizzitola and family of New Castle
Members of the Brisco club gathered at Mrs Concetta Leonardo's home on South Mill Street Saturday evening. Humbert Fazzone and Frank Fazzone split the high score card prizes. special guests. A lunch followed, with Lena Ross and Mr and Mrs Joseph Conti assisting. Conti and Phillips Street hosts plan to entertain the group on June 24.
Associates of the Amity Class will meet Thursday evening at the home of Miss Virginia Womer of Wildwood Avenue replacing the previously scheduled Tuesday session.
The week-end shower for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arblaster was hosted by the bride’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Snyder at their Matilda avenue home. Winners included Mrs. Arthur Barnsley Mrs. Ruth Sisley and Mrs. Marie Lockhart. The couple will move to their newly furnished apartment at 1203 West Washington Street on June 26 with many gifts for the home.
The Daughters of 1812 New Castle Perry Chapter installed officers at a Saturday meeting at Mrs. W H Weinschenk’s Savannah Gardens home. Longtime member Mrs S E McCleary, 95, presented a flag from Erie’s Lake Erie centennial and spoke briefly. The session included a corsage for officers, a book review by Helen Reed, and election of state roles. the event ended with a luncheon and adjournment until October.
About 215 attended the 14th annual Stamm reunion at the Beighley home on the Ellwood Portersville road. Norman Stamm was elected president with D M Weber of Renfrew as secretary and Ernest Stamm of Butler as treasurer. Mrs Jane Snyder aged 93 won eldest woman prize and Louise Ann Connelly eight months was the youngest. The Connard Stamm family won the silver cup for largest number of descendants present with 29.7 percent attendance. Next reunion set for June 1940 in Ewing Park Ellwood City.
Mr and Mrs Harold Miller were honored at a Friday evening gathering at Mrs Norman Collins home on Harlansburg road. M N O club members were special guests with Audrey Cluse assisting. Informal pastimes and refreshments followed as the couple received many gifts.
The Service Star Legion changes its picnic to Wednesday evening June 21 at Cascade Park. Dinner is at 6 o clock in the picnic grove, with informal entertainment after dinner hours.
The American Home and Citizenship Department and Woman's Club will meet Tuesday at 9 AM for breakfast at Mrs. Ralph Ramsey's house at 331 Boyles Avenue. The event was moved from Cascade Park.
Arrangements are completed for a Temple Israel Sisterhood dance Tuesday evening June 20 at the Field Club. The committee includes A. Gonick Mrs. E. Fisher Mrs. R. Friedman Mrs. I. Robins Mrs. B. Finke Mrs. J. Perelman and Mrs. M. Rizika.
Rev Joseph A Doerr officiated at a morning ceremony in St Josephs Church uniting Miss Marie Bauder and William Phipps. The bride wore blue lace with pink and white flowers. reception planned at the groom’s home. couple to reside at 939 Harrison St after a brief trip.
Section One of the First Christian church will host a sewing session at Jameson Memorial hospital on Wednesday June 21 from 9 to 12. Any woman may attend. Afterward the group will meet for luncheon and business at Mrs. John H Mayer's home, 204 East Winter Avenue, at 1 o'clock.
Mr and Mrs Leland Stoops formerly Betty Himebaugh were honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted at Lyle Himebaughs Brooklyn avenue home. After a skating party guests gathered, lunch was served by the bride’s mother and helpers, and the honorees received several gifts.
Mrs Angelo Chill and Mrs Gus Fornatora entertained Modern Eight club members with husbands as guests. A full course dinner was served at 9. Games of 500 produced winners Mrs James Gaione Mrs Gus Fornatora Mrs Mike Fornatora and Mrs Dom Scarnati. Special guests included Mrs Mary Chill Mrs Ray Campoli and Mrs Sam Chill. Mrs Dom Scarnati will host a theater party at Shadyside June 28.
Mr and Mrs James Gardner celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary Friday evening at their home near Mt Jackson. Relatives and friends numbered sixty and traveled from Rochester Ellwood City New Brighton Tarentum Pittsburgh and Enon Valley to attend. Gifts and refreshments were shared in a warm gathering.
Members of the N. O. club gathered at John Morrow’s King avenue residence Saturday evening with Mrs. Jessie Manning as a special guest. Card games crowned winners Ruth Cook and John Morrow, followed by refreshments. Mrs. Sarah McDevitt assisted. the event occurred Saturday evening June 24. Maude Thompson will host at Lafayette street.
Round-Up club members will have a tureen dinner this evening at 7 30 in their club rooms on South Jefferson Street. The event was moved from Cascade Park. Mrs Helen Maciariello serves as chairwoman.
Members of the Jean Hill Williamson society of Highland U. P. Church will not meet at Mrs. Anna Dickson’s Wilmington road home this evening as planned but will gather at the Highland church instead.
Members of the W. B. A. Review 89 will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday June 21 at 7 45 p m in the Trades and Labor Assembly rooms 302 East Washington street. Following the business session there will be cards and refreshments.
The Women’s Benefit Association Review 98 will hold a meeting Wednesday at 8 PM in Malta Hall on East Washington Street. A special program is planned for attendees.
Mr and Mrs C E Fullerton will host O M K club members at Covert Station on Thursday evening for a 6:00 basket picnic dinner with Mrs Perry Reeder as joint hostess.
The Daughters of Union Veterans drill team meeting planned for tonight at the home of Gladys Mayers has been postponed indefinitely.
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary 793 to the N A L C will meet Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Dorothy Clark at 921 Harrison Street. Associate hostess will be Mrs. Elsie Clark.
Household Finance introduces a new loan plan allowing borrowing up to 300 with repayment in 2 to 18 months. Monthly payments range by amount chosen, with lower charges for faster repayment. No credit inquiries or external endorsers required. Contact for details.
Tasty refreshments were served by the hostess' mother Mrs Lydia Green, Mrs Dorothy Madden and Mrs Anna Green. Special music was furnished by Mrs B Fleeger. Mrs Ora Moore of Junior High Street will entertain at the next
Mr and Mrs B H Mullen of East Marion Street entertained Sunday guests at dinner Mr and Mrs F C Mullen and Mr and Mrs Lloyd French of Ashtabula Ohio The host is a brother of F C Mullen and Mrs Prench The time was spent in a delightfully informal manner.
Past Chief’s club members will meet Friday at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Patterson on Bay street. Co hostesses include Mrs Myrtle Hildebrand for the event.
Members of the Sara Book Bible class will meet at the home of Mrs. Evan Eakin at 1230 East Washington Street on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Mrs Edward Millison will entertain 1935 club members at her home on Wilmington avenue Thursday evening instead of Wednesday as previously planned.
Mrs Haro hosts W. E. club members at 223 Northview Avenue on Wednesday instead of Thursday. The change shifts the meeting to the house of the hostess, outlining the venue and new day for the gathering.
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