Dessert Bridge Hostess in Brookville Honors Mrs Reid
Mrs Charles E Allen and Mrs Charles Moore hosted a dessert bridge at Sumner avenue Brookville on Friday afternoon for Mrs David Reid of Brookville. Miss Marjorie Rhodes helped with the event. Three bridge tables were played with high scores awarded to Mrs Harry Hammond and Mrs Clarence Davis. The honored guest received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Reid
Brookville
Charles E. Allen
Charles Moore
Sumner Avenue
Marjorie Rhodes
Harry Hammond
Clarence Davis
Reid
Ira M. Rhodes
Allen
Indiana State Teachers College
Joint Cascade Park picnic names Hadassah officers
The Junior Hadassah and Young Menorahs held a joint dinner at Cascade Park grove Thursday at 6 pm with fifty guests. Junior Hadassah elected Ina Rosenberg president Minna Levine first vice president Rosalyn Safier second vice president Ida Levin corresponding secretary Gertrude Saul financial secretary Esther Fishkin recording secretary Irene Schiffman treasurer. Young Menorahs spokesman Beatrice Sandler presented Betty Broadman with hand kerchiefs as farewell gift as she moves to Boston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah
Young Menorahs
Grove
Cascade Park
Ina Rosenberg
Minna Levine
Rosalyn Safier
Ida Levin
Gertrude Saul
Esther Fishkin
Irene Schiffman
Beatrice Sandler
Betty Broadman
Miss Broadman
Boston
Mass
Picnic at Cascade Park Hosts Thirty Eight Three Senses Members
Thirty eight members of the Three Senses club plus Penny store employees and friends enjoyed a Thursday evening at Cascade Park. They ate a bountiful menu, swam, roamed the grounds, and ended with dancing in the pavilion guided by organizers Mrs. Clara Shaklee and Mrs. Martha English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Senses Club
Penny Store
Cascade Park
Clara Shaklee
Martha English
Gormleys Plan Weekend Trip to Philadelphia and Atlantic City
Mr and Mrs Harry L Gormley of Fairfield Avenue are spending the weekend in Philadelphia and Atlantic City and will return on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Gormley
Fairfield Avenue
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Merry Widows Club Meeting Off Friday
The Merry Widows Club will hold its meeting off Friday July 5 at the home of Mrs. P McCoy on Fairmont Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Widows Club
Eastern Star Chapter 333 Outing Set At Cascade Park
Shenango chapter No. 333 Order of the Eastern Star plans a June 25 outing for members and families at Cascade Park with a tureen dinner at six. If weather fails the event moves to the Cathedral. Lois Martin is worthy matron and Myrtle Klingensmith chairs arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango
Order of the Eastern Star
Cascade Park
Park Grove
Lois Martin
Myrtle Klingensmith
Davie
Mrs Parker Fetes Allegra Club Visitor At Garfield Home
Mrs Howard Burr hosted the Allegra Club dinner at her Garfield avenue home on Wednesday to honor her sister Mrs George Parker visiting from Tampa Florida. Spring flowers decorated the rooms and table. After dessert the guest of honor received a pink crepe parasol and an array of handkerchiefs. Music hokum and games followed with prizes going to Mrs Rose Sutton and Ann Sweeney. Mrs Parker also received a hostess gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Burr
Allegra Club
Garfield Avenue
George Parker
Tampa
Fla
Rose Sutton
Ellwood City
Ann Sweeney
Parker
Picnic at Cascade Park with G. G. G. club hosts
The G. G. G. club members enjoyed a Thursday picnic at Cascade Park with guests Mrs. William Miller of Butler Margaret Lehman Mrs. William Larry and Mrs. Robert Robinson. A 6:30 p.m. meal was served for fifteen and grove amusements followed. The group meets Friday July 5 with Mrs Edward Donnelly on West State street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. G. Club
Cascade Park
William Miller
Butler
Margaret Lehman
William Larry
Robert Robinson
Grove
Edward Donnelly
West State Street
Mrs Morse Hosts Past Worthy Mistresses Club
Mrs Charles Morse hosted the Past Worthy Mistresses club at her Sampson street home on Friday afternoon. Guests enjoyed games and 500 with prizes won by Mrs E B Ray Mrs Mary Rae and Mrs Bertha Daugherty. Blodwin Davies assisted with lunch. Mrs Rae will host a chicken dinner on July 5 at Fulkerson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morse
Sampson Street
E. B. Ray
Mary Rae
Bertha Daugherty
Blodwin Davies
Fulkerson Street
Surprise 81st Birthday Party Held for Mrs Mary Shurlock
A well planned affair at the home of Wal ter and Fannie Shurlock in Enon Valley honored Mrs Mary Shurlock on her 81st birthday. Guests spent the afternoon sharing memories and enjoyed a served dinner in a warm, social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shurlock
Walter and
Fannie Shurlock
Enon Valley
Runkle Family Vacation Visit From Arizona
Mr and Mrs George F Runkle and their three children from Phoenix Arizona formerly of Lakewood are spending a week here with relatives and friends and plan to return to Arizona on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Runkle
Phoenix
Ariz
Lakewood
Arizona
Miss Elder Honored at Johnston Home Shower
Miss Catherine Elder of Moody avenue was guest of honor at a Friday shower hosted by Mrs. R. H. Johnston at 919 East Hazel street. Bridge contests awarded prizes to Mrs. Ward Reinold and Mrs. Harold Boak. Lunch followed. Miss Elder will wed Dr. John Rohrbaugh of Cleveland, Ohio, on July 6 in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Elder
Moody Avenue
R. H. Johnston
East Hazel Street
Bridge
Ward Reinold
Harold Boak
Reed Smith
Miss Elder
John Rohrbaugh
Cleveland, O
New Castle
Kelland Piper Wedding at Rose Point Church Today
Miss Mary Ruth Kelland and John Franklin Piper were married at the Reformed Presbyterian church in Rose Point at 2:30 PM. Rev. Paul D. McCracken officiated as family and friends watched the ceremony under a vine arch. The bride wore organza with orange blossoms and lilies of the valley, and the bridal party included maid of honor Beryl Stickle and bridesmaids Margaret Mehaffey and Margaret Grover. The couple will reside in Cleveland after a short trip following the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Rose Point
Mary Ruth Kelland
John G. Kelland
John Franklin Piper
John F. Piper
Canton
Paul D. McCracken
Miss Rose Munnell
William Mehaffey
Miss Munnell
Beryl Stickle
Margaret Mehaffey
Valencia
Margaret Grover
West Sunbury
William Piper
Farewell Party for Dwight Houston Ahead of Six Month Coast Trip
Mr and Mrs Edward Houston of East Meyer avenue hosted 35 guests Wednesday for a surprise farewell party for their son Dwight who departs Thursday for a six month stay on the Pacific coast. Roses and other garden flowers adorned the home as games music and lunch followed. Dwight received best wishes from his family and friends for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Houston
East Meyer Avenue
Dwight
Pacific Coast
Adria Wood
Rose King
Alice Houston
Advisory Board Event At Mrs Young Home
The Advisory Board of the Rainbow Assembly will meet at the home of Mrs. Charles H. Young on Wallace Avenue Wednesday at 8 o'clock. Co hosts are Mrs. Lillian Templeton Miss Marjorie Rhodes and Mrs. Bessie Coates Pitzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rainbow Assembly
Charles H. Young
Wallace Avenue
Lillian Templeton
Marjorie Rhodes
Bessie Coates Pitzer
Surprise Stag Party for Russell H Forney at Borio Cottage
A dozen friends gathered at the Borio cottage on Lakewood Beach for a surprise stag party honoring Russell H Forney's birthday. The guests enjoyed informal evening hours together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Borio
Borio
Lakewood Beach
Russell H Forney
Romigh Uber Wedding Plans in Rochester
Miss Melva Hollibaugh of Rochester and Fred Uber of New Castle plan an afternoon wedding at Grace Lutheran in Rochester on June 27 1935 Rev H Reed Shepfer will officiate Miss Harriet Romigh is maid of honor Paul Gamble of Rochester will be best man A reception will follow at the Hollibaugh home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melva Hollibaugh
Rochester
Fred Uber
New Castle
Harriet Romigh
Community Springs
Grace Lutheran
Paul Gamble
Hollibaugh
Uber
Edith Hollibaugh
William Walker
Romigh
Walter J. Romigh
Conservation Group Outing Aims for Fall Return
The Conservation Department of the Woman s Club held a successful outing Friday at Ramblers Rest the summer home of Mrs R F Horchler along Slippery Rock led by chairwoman Mrs F F Urey though she could not attend. Members left at 11 in a caravan for a day of informal pastimes and a lavish 1 o clock dinner. Special guests included Mrs George Short and Mrs Gayl Blim. They returned about 4 30 p m marking the end of department activities until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Department
Womans Club
R. F. Horchler
Ramblers Rest
Slippery Rock
F. F. Urey
George Short
Gayl Blim
Queen Esther Auxiliary Met for Officers and Plans
Queen Esther auxiliary of the First M. E. church met at the parsonage with Miss Neva Moore presiding. Forty attended including out of town guest Mrs. Dorothea Keast Reed. Miss Alma Locke led devotions. Miss Moore reported on the Mahoning town M. E. convention. New officers named Mildred Sargent president J L Fink vice president Lila Henshaw treasurer and Mrs Fred R Cooney secretary. Moore received a farewell gift as she departs for the Quota Club national convention. Refreshments served. Cascade Park picnic planned for July 9 with arrangements by E C Beahm W Wagner C C Headland and W E Dufford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
M. E
Mary Alice White
Dorothea Keast Reed
Neva Moore
Alma Locke
Mahoningtown
M. E. Church
Bessie Pitzer
Mildred Sargent
A. P. Treser
Alfred Robbins
Cascade Park
E. C. Beahm
W. V. Wagner
C.C. Headland
W. E. Dufford
Piser and Emery Families Hold 46th Reunion
The Piser and Emery families held their 46th annual reunion at Liberty Grange hall with a noon dinner for many relatives and friends. Officers elected included Jasper Drake as president Audley Lock as vice president Ola Crill as secretary Lottie Steward as corresponding secretary May Lock as treasurer. Recitations and talks were given followed by a musical program under Mrs Ira Pisor and an afternoon of games and social time. The group voted to meet again at the same hall on the third Thursday of June 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Humphrey
T. B. Waddington
Ira Pisor
Bridge Hostess Dorothy Latimer Hosts Bridgettes Night
Miss Dorothy Latimer hosted Bridgettes at her Brooklyn Avenue home on Thursday evening. Elsie Jones and Julie Kirol held honor scores in a bridge contest. Lita Weaver and Miss Kirol assisted with a tempting menu. Mrs. Jack Jones attended as a special guest. Afterward, guests enjoyed chat and radio music. Plans for a Cascade Park picnic at a future date were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Latimer
Brooklyn Avenue
Bridgettes
Bridge
Elsie Jones
Julie Kirol
Kirol
Lita Weaver
Jack Jones
Cascade Park
Picnic plans change for Epworth church group at Cascade Park
Weather prompts a switch from a Friday evening picnic at Cascade Park to a home meeting at East Washington street hosted by Hazel Hicks. Twelve members attend as Mrs John Miller becomes new leader with Hazel Dicks as assistant and C L Sipe as secretary treasurer. The session closes the year and notes July will begin the new season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Adams St
Epworth M. E. Church
Hazel Hicks
East Washington Street
John Miller
Hazel Dicks
C. L. Sipe
Wardrop Family Attends Princeton 1935 Graduation
Robert Wardrop II son of W. Miller Wardrop of Sewickley and formerly of New Castle will graduate from Princeton with the class of 1935. His father Mrs. Robert Wardrop and daughter Elizabeth Wardrop also of Sewickley attend the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wardrop II
W. Miller Wardrop
Sewickley
New Castle
Princeton
Robert Wardrop
Elizabeth Wardrop
Luncheon Spoon Club Meets at J J Fisher Home
Mrs J J Fisher entertained the Spoon Club at her Sheridan avenue home Friday afternoon with a 1 oclock luncheon for thirty four guests. Mrs R Brown of Oil City was the only out of town participant. Miss Mollie Clark and Mrs John Foster won honor score prizes. Next gathering set for Friday July 5 with Miss Emma Hoyt on East Winter avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Fisher
Sheridan Avenue
Spoon Club
R. Brown
Oil City
Mollie Clark
John Foster
Emma Hoyt
East Winter Avenue
Marriage Revealed At Party For Neyman Burdett
The marriage of Dorothy J Neyman and William M Burdett was revealed Friday evening at the groom’s parents home on Frank Avenue. Sixty guests including visitors from Beaver Falls attended a shower with gifts, music, dancing, and a buffet. The couple wed June 12 1935 at Justice of the Peace H M Reynolds home. The bride is daughter of Ernest Neyman and Gardiner Avenue and Burdett works in wholesale meat with Edward L McKissick. They will reside at 202 South Crawford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy J. Neyman
William M. Burdett
Ross Burdett
Frank Avenue
Beaver Falls
Burdette
Justice of the Peace
H. M. Reynolds
Edward L. McKissick
Crawford Avenue
Ernest Neyman
Gardner Avenue
Burdett
McKissick
South
Minerva Club Closes Season With Luncheon and Contests
Mrs W J Westlake hosted a Friday luncheon at a local tea room for Minerva club members. Special guest Mrs Ray Hall attended. Card contests followed with trophies awarded to Mrs C H Hadsell and Mrs Minnie McCandless signaling the end of the season until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Westlake
Minerva Club
Ray Hall
C. H. Hadsell
Minnie McCandless
Minerva
Couple United in Marriage at First Baptist Sharon
Miss Daisy Cotton and Martin Stinedurf wed Thursday at the First Baptist Church. Rev. T. J. Woodrow officiated. Guests from New Castle, Sharon, and nearby towns attended and gifts marked a new home in Sharon where the groom works at the tin mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Cotton
Charles Cotton
Locust Street
Martin Stinedurf
Sharon
Harvey M. Stinedurf
Nee Wilmington
First Baptist Church
T. J. Woodrow
Blanche White
S. DePalma
Emma Cotton
N. J. Cotton
Eleanor Leasure
West Washington Street
Mollie Patterson
Margaret Eakin
Nelentine Marshall
Ralph Woodruff
William Madison
LeRoy Madison
New Castle
Dorothy
Betty
June Stinedurf
New Wilmington
James Santello
Wilbur Cotton
Oil City
Melvin Stinedurf
Cleveland
Surprise Sunday School Party Honors Miss Rose Lancer
Miss Virginia Schmidt hosted a Sunday school class gathering at her North Beaver Street home on Thursday evening as a surprise for teacher Rose Lancer. Games and singing entertained the group with Hilda Lang winning a prize. later Miss Sander received a gift and a lunch was served by the hostess with help from her mother and sister-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Schmidt
North Beaver Street
Rose Lancer
Hilda Lang
Sander
Family Picnic Among M A O Kensing ton Members
Members of the M A O Kensing ton and their children held a picnic dinner Thursday at the home of Mrs. Elsie Derr on the Butler road. Games music and sewing were enjoyed with Mrs. Ruth Lutz playing piano and Mrs. Derr and Mrs. Ann Mc Connell singing. The next meeting will be July 11 at Mrs. Faye Minick’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. O. Kensington
Elsie Derr
Butler Road
Ruth Lutz
Returned Missionary Honored at Tea by Local Society
Miss Vida Graham, a missionary in India and head of the John and Jane Denham Memorial school at Pathankot, was honored by the L. D. K. Missionary society of the Third U. P. church at a Thursday tea in the church parlors. The event featured songs, readings, and a talk on Indian customs and dress. Graham, in a georgette native gown, discussed her work and plans to attend the Women's General Missionary society convention at Grove City from June 21 to 25, then visit New Bethlehem before resuming duties in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vida Graham
L. D. K. Missionary Society
U. P
Miss Graham
India
John and Jane Denham
Pathankot
Marie Burdett
Ruth Gibson
Mary Virginia Roberts
Mary Irene Taylor
Elizabeth Eakin
Martha Rose Brown
Alice Reed
Dorothy Barnsley
Women's General Missionary Society
Grove City
New Bethlehem
Hostess Society
Women’s Missionary Society
M. Cc. Missionary Society
Pretty wedding at St Phillip and St James Church
In St Phillip and St James church this morning Rev Fr V V Stancelewski joined Miss Pearl Golba and Frank Dudek in holy wedlock. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace and a tiara veil while carrying a bouquet of calla lilies. The reception follows and the couple plans an extended honeymoon before residing at 28 Ralph Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Phillip and
St. James Church
V. V. Stancelewski
Pearl Golba
Barbara Golba
Ralph Avenue
Frank Dudek
Louis Dudek
South Jefferson Street
Miss Golba
Josephine Golba
Louis Dudek, Jr
Stella Dudek
Jean Michnowski
John Golba
Walter Golba
Little Grace Phillips Johnson
Leo Go
Mrs William McBride Hosts Complement to Mrs McKissick
Mrs William McBride entertained 16 guests at 927 Hazel Street in a spring gathering honoring Mrs Alien McKissick nee Lillian Morris who married this season. Cards provided amusement and gifts arrived in a pink and white umbrella basket, with favors awarded to Mrs McKissick Mrs Mildred Michael and Miss Dolly Clyde. Lunch was served with help from Mrs Lissie McKissick and Miss Mildred Challis of St Petersburg Florida visiting Ellwood and New Castle guests came from both towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien McKissick
Lillian Morris
William McBride
Hazel Street
McKissick
Mildred Michael
Dolly Clyde
Lissie McKissick
Mildred Challis
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ellwood
New Castle
Ladies Card Club Receives Guests at Dewey Avenue Home
Mrs. Charles Alexander hosted the Lo-Cour-Chee club on Thursday evening for cards with prizes awarded to Mrs. Roy Nelson Mrs. T H McClurg and Mrs. William Gregor. Dainty refreshments followed. The next meeting is set for July 5 at Mrs. William Kinney's home 1110 Croton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Alexander
Dewey Avenue
Roy Nelson
T. H. McClurg
William Gregor
William Kinney
Croton Avenue
Pilgrimage Tour to Feature Garden Meet
East Side Garden Club members travel to East Brook on Tuesday June 25 at 1 PM for a Garden Club entertainment hosted by the Rev Marlin. After a fine program the group will tour three of East Brook’s garden spots as part of the pilgrimage event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Garden Club
East Brook
Marlin
Willl
East Brooks Loveliest Gardens
Miscellaneous shower honors Miss Pearl Golba at Ralph Avenue
Miss Pearl Golba of Ralph Avenue received a surprise miscellaneous shower at her home this week hosted by her sister Miss Josephine Golba and Miss Stella Dukek. Seventy five guests enjoyed music and games as gifts adorned a decorated beach umbrella in the center of the room. Refreshments were served by hostesses including Mrs Barbara Golba and Mrs John Emery among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Golba
Ralph Avenue
Josephine Golba
Stella Dukek
Barbara Golba
John Emery
Frank Golba, Jr
Vicky Golba
Mary Wawrzynski
Betty Wellman
Harlansburg
Canter Bridge Club Meeting Set for June 24 at Castle Wood
Members of the Canter Bridge Club will meet Monday evening June 24 with Elma Houk at the home of her sister Mrs A Mann of Castle Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canter Bridge Club
Elma Houk
A. Mann
Castlewood
Social Evening for Loyal Leaders Class Members
A social evening followed an appetizing casserole dinner for about 35 members of the Loyal Leaders class of the First Christian church Friday in the church dining room. The long tables were decorated with spring flowers. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Herbold whose marriage had recently taken place. Games and merriment continued late as the group voted the affair among the most delightful ever held. The committee in charge was Mrs. J. H. Herbold, Sr., and Mrs. Margaret Ketchem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Leaders
First Christian Church
James Herbold
J. H. Herbold
Margaret Ketchem
Social Eight Club Entertained At Burdge Home
The Social Eight club was invited to the Burdge home on North Cedar street for an evening of entertainment. Two tables of five hundred were in play with prizes awarded to Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Sturdevant after final scores. Lunch followed hosted by the hostess with Mrs. Robert Stewart assisting. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart and their son Bobbie. The next meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Walker on Maryland avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Burdge
North
Cedar Street
D. E. Sturdevant
Robert Stewart
Bobbie
R. H. Walker
Maryland Avenue
Licensed To Wed License issued in Pittsburgh to Hyde Pfischner
A marriage license was issued in Pittsburgh to Alfred M. Hyde of New Castle and Katherine B. Pfischner of Millvale. The notice appears in the society section on page seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Alfred M. Hyde
New Castle
Katherine B. Pfischner
Millvale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merry Widows Meeting
Metzler
North Mill
Goodrich
Silvertown
Jefferson St
Wadlinger
N. Mercer St
Entertains Club
Elder
Johnston
Kelland-Piper
East Washington St
Strauss - Hirshberg
Bourjois
Valve
By Bourjois
Strouss - Hirshberg
Conservation Group
Outing Fine Success
Piser
Emery Reunion
Princeton Graduate
Lawrence County
Jacob F. Perelman
Wallace
Lo-Cour-Chee
Weingartner
H. Hammond
Keystone Serenaders
Social Eight Club
Orr
ORR Baking Company
New Castle, Penna
Mrs
Lawrence Martin
Laurel Avenue
New Castle, Pennsylvania
Moser Walt Paper & Paint Co
H Mill St
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