Engagement Revealed At Field Club Luncheon
Mrs J H Ellen and Mrs F A McCrudden hosted a pretty evening party to announce Rose Marie Green’s engagement to John H McCormick at the McCrudden home. Guests enjoyed a luncheon with bridal motif cards, 16 place settings, and gifts for the bride elect, with the ceremony planned for St Mary’s church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Ellen
Youngstown
F. A. McCrudden
McClelland Avenue
Rose
Marie Green
J. W. Eberle
North Shenango Street
John H. McCormick
Catherine McCormick
Slippery Rock
McCrudden
Gertrude Harbert
J. 5. Fleckenstein
Rose Marie
John
Leonard Zedaker
Warren, O
Mary Moosmann
Meadville
Miss Green
Aa Cormick
St. Mary’ S Church
Double shower honors two brides elect Grace Kelso and Elnora Rudolph
A social week highlight featured a yellow and white themed double shower at Lillian Campbell's home for Grace Kelso and Elnora Rudolph, brides elect of the month. Elisabeth Wallace attended, gifts were given, and a tray lunch followed. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Messner have settled into their home at 107 East Wallace after a Saturday morning wedding at First U. P. Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Campbell
Crawford Avenue
George W. Conway
Central Presbyterian Church
Grace Kelso
Elnora Rudolph
Elisabeth Wallace
Leonard Campbell
James W. Messner
Helen
Sankey
U. PF
East Wallace Avenue
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Glasser
Golden wedding anniversary of Mr W W Glasser and Mrs Glasser will be observed on Tuesday June 26 at the New Castle Elwood road home. Married June 26 1884 by Rev John Owens they are lifelong Lawrence county residents with four children 24 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. An open hour for friends and neighbors is planned from two to five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Glasser
New Castle-Elwood Road
John Owens
New Castle
Lawrence County
G. A. Sheffer
Princeton
I. J. Hill
Castlewood
John
Rose Point
George
R. D
Bridge and Dance on Club Calendar at New Castle Field Club
The New Castle Field Club hosts a week of events with Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Patterson hosting Thursday bridge night with prizes to Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Rhoads and R. M. Garland. Spoon Club holds its annual luncheon and bridge, A. B. C. Girls meet at the clubhouse, and Saturday’s 9 pm club orchestra hop offers tuneful melodies for members home from school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
S. E. Patterson
S. H. Rhoads
R. M. Garland
Spoon Club
Bridge
Singles and Doubles Hosts and Forbes Sweesy Reunion
Mrs Lee hosted the Singles and Doubles club with flowers and candles as guests joined Mrs Glenn McCracken. Mrs Dean Staley and Mrs Robert Flannery of Boston won the usual game of cards. The Forbes and Sweesy families held their sixty seventh annual reunion June 20 at Robert Bell’s Sharon road grove with 126 relatives attending and officers elected. The next reunion is planned for June 20, 1835 at Bell Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lee
Northview Avenue
Glenn
McCracken
Dean Staley
Robert Flannery
Boston
Mass
Glenn McCracken
Volant
Ninetyth Birthday Observed For Mrs. Nancy Palmer
At the home of her granddaughter Mrs. McKinley Shaffer of Princeton the ninetieth birthday celebration for Mrs. Nancy Palmer is observed today. Many relatives attend an informal reception with a picnic supper. friends extend congratulations. Mrs Palmer is well known in New Castle and Lawrence County where she has resided for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Shaffer
Princeton
Nancy Palmer
Marriage Revealed At Castleton Party
A Castleton party revealed the marriage of Gartha Leslie to Graham Patterson on June 8, 1932 in Morgantown West Virginia. The couple, both known in New Castle and Lawrence County, left for Ann Arbor to pursue graduate work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Leslie
Court Street
Castleton
Gartha Leslie
Graham Patterson
Morgantown
West Virginia
Northview Avenue
Westminster College
New Wilmington
George Washington Junior High School
Patterson
J. Charles Leslie
New Galilee
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Indiana
Ann Arbor
Michigan
University of Michigan
ZaSu Pitts Stars in Private Scandal at Penn Theater
ZaSu Pitts, noted screen comedienne, is featured in Paramount’s Private Scandal coming Monday to the Penn Theater. Friends withhold credit for her serious thoughts as innocent remarks are misinterpreted as funny, Pitts complains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Being & Screen Comedienne
ZaSu Pitts
Paramount
Penn
Miss Pitts
Don Potter Weds Aliquippa Nurse in Surprise Ceremony
Don Potter son of Mr and Mrs Potter of East Washington Street married Margaret Evans daughter of Mr and Mrs John Evans of Aliquippa. Evans a graduate nurse at Jameson Memorial hospital. The couple wed at Rockmere near Oil City officiated by Dr J I Maxwell former Epworth pastor. They plan a three week honeymoon in Canada with the Maxwell family and then reside in the city where Potter works with his father in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Potter
Nick Deltorlo
Mary Ruscletti
Julia Gentsante
Catherine Triano
Adele Triano
Veil
Mary Fazzone
Josephine Gensonte
Margaret Thomas
Lucy Fire
Amy Volpe
Joe Gengillio
Sylvester Peluso
Elmer
Butler Girls and Husbands Picnic at Cascade Park
Butler girls hosted a twilight picnic in Cascade Park Grove with 25 attendees including Mia Denhart and the Book family. Visists, park amusements, and a plan for another picnic followed a successful event led by Mrs. Edward Haywood and Miss Bertha Ort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Cascade Park
Mia
Elmer Denhart
Edward Book
Hulda
Bert Book
Helen Book
Eleanor Campbell
Ralph Scowden
Hadassah luncheon marks summer closing in Elk's Club
Mrs L F Kohn president of Senior Hadassah announces a one o clock luncheon on Thursday June 28 at the Elk's Club. The program includes installation of new officers, election of delegates to the Washington D C convention, and entertainment. Cameron Reunion held June 19 with 85 guests including Grove City Akron and Sewickley friends. Officers elected: President S H Hite, VP Lawrence Cameron, secretary Mrs W R Book, treasurer A C Noggle. Next reunion planned for June 1935 at Liberty Grange Ball. Epworth Players group picnic at Mill Creek Park then Idora Park. T O T club porch party on Franklin Avenue ends September. Martha Shrine White Shrine closes summer with breakfast bridge planned for July 22 Cathedral. Miss Connie Fobble wedding shower for July. gifts to bride to be. Grace Sankey hosts Tri Quad girls for card games and luncheon. other club gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Louise Shawkey
Polk Pubdcle
Greenville
Linesvile
Franklin
Lawrenceville
Detroit
Van
Connecutville
Hast Brady
Kossuth
New Wilmington
L. F. Kohn
Hadassah
Elk’s Cliub
Washington D. C
Buide-Elect
Connie Fobble
Coletta Pressel
Perrina Monzee
Etna Street
Anna Blake
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Amsity Club
Amity Club
J. Giancotti
Croton Avenue
Lawrence Burgo
Leonors Molinari
Pittsburgh
Ida Casacchia
Giancotti
Yolanda Carney
Gilmore Street
John Garland
Robert B. Lenhart
Marie Wilson
John G. McConaghy
James L. Evans
Roger W. Rowland
Davis Shoe
Davis Shoe CO
MR. and
Mrs. Glasser
Forbes
Minner
Edward Allen
Thelma Orr
Malissa Reager
Elma Carr
Ralph Domer
Alice Thayer
James Little
Corinne Mitchell
W. P. Wilson
Arthur Shiderly
Helen Garrett
Ralph Authiler
Harold Green
Bell Grove
Sullavan
FLUS
Fay Wray and
Paul Lucas
Monte Cristo
Mrs
Park
Cescade Park
Somnla Club
Robert Stewart
Hobbie
Mollie Rouse
Dorothy and
Virginia Walker
Castle Beach
Pitts
Aliquippa
Zona-Wuccio
Antoinetta Zona
Ralph DiCaprio
South Mill Street
Joseph DiMuccio
R. DeCaprio
Antoinette Zona
Zone
Jerome Zona
Center Street
DiMuccio
Angelo DiMuccio
Friendship Street
Frank DeLillo
Capple Brothers Orchestra
Palm Beach
Isbel
Summers and McCann
Mil Creek
Epworth Players
Epworth M. E. Church
Motored T
Anna Wilson
Franklin Avenue
Rose Ritchie
Harriet Phillips
Amy E. Wilson
White Shrine
Jerusalem
Celia Gowell
Miss Sankey
Grace Sankey
Meyer Avenue
Virginia Hickok
Lucile Emery
Maree Biddle
Alice Mitchel
Leasure Ave
Candyland
Bill Wallace
Vorrow
Avery T
Business College
New Castle Business College
Monro Shoppe
North Mill Street
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