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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1939
Page
5
The Jolly Merrymakers club will host a picnic outing on Sunday, June 23, at a Leesburg beach. The Moses Drake family holds its 50th reunion on Saturday, June 24 at the Millburn Grange Hall in Mercer.
A social shower yesterday at the summer cottage of Mr and Mrs Charles G McCollum Rambles Rest honored newlyweds Mr and Mrs L E McSteary and Anna Marie Brenneman, plus aunt Mrs Alice M Robinson. About twenty five friends attended a six thirty dinner with birthday motif gifts presented by M G Howard of California and others. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs M G Howard of California and Mrs Alice M Robinson of Mercer.
Miss Maybel Irene Helms daughter of Mr and Mrs S C Helms of Chestnus street married Lawrence Eupene McCormick son of William McCormick of Youngstown Ohio Sunday morning. The Rev Calvin Stose officiated at the Second U P church at 9:30. Attendants included Mrs Wesley Burnworth of Huntington West Virginia. Best man was William McCormick Jr of Youngstown. A noon wedding luncheon followed at the Helms home. The couple will reside on Madison Avenue Youngstown where Mr McCormick works.
A weekend shower honored Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arbinster, a recently married couple, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Spyder on Madida Avalug. Prizes went to Mrs. Arthur Barnsley, Mrs. Ruth Sisley and Mrs. Marie Lockhart. The couple will move into a newly furnished apartment at 1204 West Washington on June 26 with numerous household gifts.
Saturday afternoon the Daughters of 1812 New Castle Perry Chapter met at the home of Mars W H Weinschenk to install officers and hold a meeting. Officers installed included president Sara Wallace and vice presidents plus several other posts. a flag gift from 95-year-old Mrs S E McCleary marked the event.
Rev Joseph A Doerr officiated at a morning ceremony uniting Marie Bauder and William Phipps. The bride wore blue lace with pink and white floral accessories. Bridesmaids and guests included Joseph Phipps as best man. A reception followed at the groom's home and the couple planned a short wedding trip before settling at 939 Harrison St. The bride and groom have local high school ties and employments. The day also marked the wedding anniversary of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs William Stoughton.
Community women gather at Jameson Memorial Hospital on Wednesday June 21 from 9 to 12 for a sewing session hosted by Section One of the First Christian church. Afterward they will move to Mrs. John Mayer's home for a luncheon and business meeting. Parties nearby celebrate engagements and club events with meals, gifts, and informal gatherings.
Household Finance unveils a new loan service allowing borrow up to 300 with 2 to 18 month repayment. Examples show 100 dollar loans repaid in 6 to 18 months via monthly installments of 7.27 to 18.46, with charges adjusted by repayment speed. No stocks bonds or credit inquiries required and arrangements completed promptly and privately.
Martha Shrine No 14 members plan a picnic at Cascade Grove on Thursday evening with contingencies for rain moving to the west dus ing room of the Scottish Rite Cathedral Contests and entertainment will follow. GM B Club hosts and guest lists include Mrs L Green Mrs Dorothy Madden and Mrs Anna Green with music by Mrs S Fleer. Sunday guests Mr and Mrs FLC G Mullen and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Frenen. Past Chiefs Club and Prihian Sisters notes with birthday honors and club changes for 1935 clubs and WEL club updates.
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