Bride-Elect Honored With Tea Shower
Miss Martha Alice Brinton of Harrison Street, bride elect this summer, was honored Thursday evening by Mrs. Kenneth Crafford and Miss Hazel Smith at a shower. Guests included First U. P. church Primary teachers and beginners. Hemming tea towels preceded a lunch with pink roses and corsages. She will wed Wesley Smith of Aliquippa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Alice Brinton
Harrison Street
Kenneth Crafford
Cleveland Avenue
Hazel Smith
U. P
Brinton
Wesley Smith
Aliquippa
New Bedford Garden Club Silver Tea Held At McClenehan Home
New Bedford Garden Club plans a silver tea next Wednesday June 26 from two to five in the afternoon at Miss Martha McClenehan's home with Mrs A J Genkinger as joint hostess. Outdoor lawn setting expected weather permitting. Reservations overseen by Mrs Clyde Kelly and Mrs Colin Campbell. A talk by Mrs Paul Genkinger of Youngstown a returned missionary from Korea will discuss flowers in the Orient. Mrs D Duff Scott of Park Avenue leaves Monday for Cleveland to study music over the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford Garden Club
Martha McClenehan
A. J. Genkinger
McClenehan
Clyde Kelly
Colin Campbell
Paul Genkinger
Youngstown
Korea
Orient
Field Club Bridge Event At New Castle Held Thursday
Mr and Mrs Q A McBride hosted a New Castle Field Club bridge evening with a large turnout. Trophies were awarded to Mrs C A Patterson Mrs K C Steele C B Fiester and J B Matthews. A lunch followed the contests. The next event will be Tuesday July 2 hosted by Mr and Mrs C J Callahan with play at 8 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. A. McBride
New Castle
C. J. Callahan
We-Fu Bridge Club Closes Season With Luncheon
Mrs Harry Carlson of Laurel Avenue hosted a one oclock luncheon for the We-Fu Bridge club at a downtown tea room. After lunch the members played cards with Mrs Harvey Booker and Mrs Alfred Williams winning the honor score trophies and Mrs Lloyd Keely receiving the hostess gift. Further meetings are suspended until fall when Mrs Robert Allshouse of Youngstown Ohio will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Carlson
Laurel Avenue
We- Fu Bridge Club
Harvey Booker
Alfred Williams
Lloyd Keely
Robert Allshouse
Youngstown
Grasslands hospital alumna visits Lathrop Street home
Miss Sylvia Schlasberg of Grasslands hospital New York is home visiting her parents on Lathrop Street for several days. She attended the alumni reunion held Thursday evening in the Cathedral and greeted school chums of her class. She will return to New York within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Schlasberg
Grasslands Hospital
N. Y
Lathrop Street
Cathedral
Schlasberg
New York
Ruth M Lewis Weds C A Crowl in Simple First Christian Service
Ruth Mary Lewis daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Lewis and Charlies A Crowl son of Mr and Mrs John S Crowl were married this morning at ten in the First Christian church with Dr G S Bennett officiating. Due to the bride’s mother's illness, the ceremony was simple. The bride wore a white knitted suit and carried white roses. She is a New Castle High School and Westminster College alumna and has taught at Benjamin Franklin Junior High. Crowl runs the C A Crowl company. After a short honeymoon they will reside at 407 East Garfield avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Mary Lewis
Samuel Lewis
East
Garfield Avenue
Charlies A. Crowl
John S. Crowl
North
Jefferson Street
First Christian Church
G. S. Bennett
Lakewood
Shaw Kennedy wedding ties East Brook pair in June nuptials
Garlo Shaw became Mrs Kennedy at an 11:15 a m ceremony on June 20 in the Shaw home. Rev James M Gutherie and Dr E A Crooks officiated. The couple, both East Brook residents, plan a Washington D C trip and will reside with the bride’s parents.
Saturday Club Hosts Various Social Affairs
Saturday T S Club hosts "Dutch Treat" at Percy Simpson's Butler road home. The 1934 Jolly Quilters guild meets at Mrs. Adam Anderson's Butler road. Kupple Kard Klub gathers with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kemp on Beckford street. East Side Garden Club guests join East Brook Garden Club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Club
Percy Simpson
Butler Road
Jolly Quilters
Adam Anderson
Kupple-Kard-Klub
Russell Kemp
Beckford Street
East Side Garden Club
East Brook
Newlyweds George K McDonald and Mable Kirk Married in New Wilmington
Mr and Mrs George K McDonald honeymoon in the east after their June 18 wedding at 4 pm in New Wilmington. The bride, Mable Kirk, wore an organdy gown with a net veil and carried white bou cords. the groom is tied to Westminster College and Gulf Refining Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. McDonald
New Wilmington
Philadelphia
William McLaughrey
J. Ralph Neale
United Presbyterian Church
Mable Kirk
J. T. Kirk
Pittsburgh
James A. McLaughrey, Jr
Edgar S. Hassler
Grove City
Frances
Dorothy
Marian Thompson
Mr. McDonald
George T. McDonald
Bellevue
George K. Kline
McDonald
Westminster
Gulf Refining Company
Stadelhofers Host Dinner for Armour Employees
Mr and Mrs R Stadelhofer of Highland avenue held a dinner at the Elks club for employees and wives of the local Armour Company branch. Stadelhofer retired June 15 after 43 years service largely as manager in New Castle. They plan to sail for Europe July 10 for a lengthy tour. G H Colnor accepted the manager post and received a Garnet stone bag as the workers’ tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Stadelhofer
Highland Avenue
Elks Club
Armour Company
Stadelhofer
New Castle
Europe
G. H. Colnor
Thrift Luncheon Honors Ellwood City Hadassah Leader
Local women attended a Hadassah Thrift luncheon in Schweiger hall to raise funds for the school luncheon program. Speaker Rabbi H. Leon Schwartz reviewed The Road of Ages by Robert Nathan while officials installed new officers and guests from New York City to Oklahoma joined the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah
Ellwood City
Schweiger Hall
Edward Keller
New Castle
Leonard Groden
B. Moresby
Louis Sandler
Beth Shalom Sisterhood
Beth Shalom
Robert Nathan
A. Bolotin
S. Levin
Colgate
Okla
Federated Clubs of Oklahoma
Sara Fineberg
Pittsburgh
Ben Lebby
Kit
New York City
Beaver Falls
Kittanning
Oklahoma
Auxiliary Ladies Elect Delegates for National Encampment
Delegates named by the Corporal Harry L. McBride post Veterans of Foreign Wars ladies auxiliary include Ruth Conner Tempa Stickle and Evaline Woods with Flossie Potter Betty Stoner and Ethel Bell as alternates. The group plans a large delegation to the state encampment at Wilkinsburg next week. The next meeting is July 18 with monthly gatherings resuming after summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Ladies Auxiliary
Harry L. McBridepost
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion Home
Ruth Conner
Tempa Stickle
Evaline Woods
Flossie Potter
Betty Stoner
Ethel Bell
Wilkinsburg
Shharbaugh
Butler Auxiliary
Dinner Event for Departing Relatives
An informal dinner party at Mrs. H. P. Meehan's home on Crawford Avenue honored her sister Mrs. D Duff Scott who will study music in Cleveland with Severin Eisenberger this summer. Also present was Mrs. Ellen Arnold of Clenmore Boulevard with her grandson Arnold Lewis. both will travel to Europe for an extended stay. Summer flowers adorned the table and guests enjoyed a musical evening after a dainty dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Meehan
Crawford Avenue
D. Duff Scott
Severin Eisenberger
Cleveland
Ellen Arnold
Clenmore Boulevard
Arnold Lewis
L. J. Lewis
McKnight Family Reunion Plans 1936 Picnic at Maple Crest
Descendants of the McKnight family gathered at Cascade Park in Slippery Rock Pa for a large reunion. Thirty five covered for a picnic dinner and elected officers with Dave McKnight as president and Lawrence McKnight as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
McKnight
Dave McKnight
Lawrence McKnight
Pearl McBurney
Isabel McKnight
Florence Brandon
W. R. McKnight
Earl McKnight
Orren Brandon
Maple Crest
Slippery Rock
Edwards Cangey marriage announced at Mercer
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Edwards and Paris Cangey were married at Mercer on June 12 by Justice E. L. Davis. They planned a week long wedding trip to Erie and other interests before settling near Volant. Edwards is from Morgantown and Cangey from South Liberty Street. he is a former lightweight boxer with many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Margaret Elizabeth Edwards
George E. Edwards
Morgantown
W. Va
Paris Cangey
Charles Cangey
South Liberty Street
Justice of the Peace
E. L. Davis
Erie
Volant
Mrs Calderwood Hailed On 65th Birthday In Pulaski
Mrs. R. W. Calderwood of Pulaski was honored on her 65th birthday with a family gathering. An informal celebration featured pink and white decor, a central cake, a decorative table, and numerous gifts for the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Calderwood
Pulaski
Afternoon Club Social Notes
The Thursday Afternoon club met after noon for its regular social event with card play and prizes awarded to Mrs. Louis Saba and Mrs. W. J. Hammil. An informal social period followed. In two weeks Mrs. K. McCaslin will host the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Saba
W. J. Hammil
K. McCaslin
T I N Club Hosts Informal Meeting at Mrs Adams Home
Changing plans for a Thursday picnic, the T I N club met at Mrs Merle Adams residence on Madison avenue. All members attended enjoyed conversation and refreshments in a decorated dining room with a flowers centerpiece and helpers Miss Mary Wallace and Clara Adams. A future picnic is set for June 26 at 6 30 in Cascade park grove with committee Mrs Mary Miller Mrs Ralph Taylor and Mrs Harvey Mollenkoph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Adams
Madison Avenue
Mary Wallace
Clara Adams
Grove
Cascade Park
Mary Miller
Ralph Taylor
Harvey Mollenkoph
Ritz Club Fetes Mrs Boran Ahead of NYC Departure
In Moravia street honor Mrs. Frank Boran will receive a handkerchief shower June 27 organized by the Ritz Club. The June 27 event was planned at Thurs day’s meeting with Mrs. James Barrett on Robinson street. After cards and bingo prizes went to Mrs. Boran and Mrs. James Bongavengo, who invited the group to her Glass street home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Boran
Moravia Street
New York City
Ritz Club
James Barrett
Robinson Street
James Bongevengo
Glass Street
Miss Lombardo to Wed Gene Veri in July
A Harrison street bride to be Elizabeth Lombardo and East Sutton Street groom Daniel Veri will marry on July 11. About 100 friends gathered for a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening in a Morton Street clubhouse with music dancing and games. Refreshments and gifts accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lombardo
Harrison Street
Gene Veri
East Sutton Street
Morton Street
Miss Lombardo
Brest family reunion held at Riverview Park Greenville
Seventy guests from Franklin Kennerdell Mercer Sharpsville Sharon Greenville and New Castle attended the Brest family reunion at Riverview park Greenville all day Wednesday. A noon picnic followed by an officers election produced President William Craig Kennerdell Vice President William Ryhal Sharon and Secretary Treasurer Mrs J H Wigton New Castle. Next year’s reunion is set for Cascade park on the fourth Wednesday in June with Lois and James Griffin and Harold and Cleora Wigton directing sports programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Kennerdell
Mercer
Sharpsville
Sharon
Greenville
New Castle
Brest
Riverview Park
William Craig
William Ryhal
J. H. Wigton
Cascade Park
Lois and James Griffin
Harold and
Cleora Wigton
Birthday Surprise For Clifford Stoner At Forest Street
A group of youths gathered Thursday evening to celebrate Clifford Stoners 18th birthday at his Forest Street home with music and bingo. Prizes went to Margaret Bishop Margaret Johnson Raymond Owrey and Eugene Johnson. Lunch was served by Mrs. Charles Stoners mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Stoner
Forest Street
Margaret Bishop
Margaret Johnson
Raymond Owrey
Eugene Johnson
Charles
Hill wedding guests and home party details
Stoner and his sister were celebrated with pink and green appointments. Gifts were left for the guest of honor. Miss Lucille Getti from Hartford is visiting Mrs. Nicholas George in East Sutton Street. A dinner at Mt. Jackson hosted by Mrs. T. J. Keane served 12 S. D. S. D. club members with a menu, music, and needlework afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoner
Charlotte
Lucille Getti
Hartford, Conn
Nicholas George
East Sutton St
T. J. Keane
Mt. Jackson
S.D. S. D. Club
Margie
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We-Fu Bridge
Nursing
D. G. Ramsey and Sons Builders
Croton Ave
New Castle Airport
Capt. Garrison
Tim Kirk
Ruth M. Lewis Weds
C. A. Crowl
Shaw-Kennedy
Garlo Shaw
Kenneth Kennedy
James M. Gutherie
East Brook U. P
E. A. Crooks
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Wagner
Erma Perrine
Frank Shaw
Everette Kennedy
Chalmer Kennedy
New Castle High School
Slippery Rock State Teachers’ College
Hickory
Pennsylvania State College
Slippery Rock State Teachers
Perry Township
Kennedy
Washington, D. C
Davis Shoe CO
Oxfords
Davis Shoe Coo
Carl Laemmle
Universal Picture
Werewol
London
Henry Hull
Warner Oland
Valerie Hobson
Stuart Walker
Stanley Bergerman
Stadelhofers
Mrs. Calderwood
Price
Lakewood Round and Square
Strauss-Hirshberns
Group I
Group II
Group III
Jantzen
Baby News
Buster Brown
Reunion
Metzler’s
North Mill St
FP. Hammond
Keystone Serenaders
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