Miss Margaret Wright Weds Gordon Hopkins
Miss Margaret Wright of Winter avenue married D Gordon Hopkins son of Mr and Mrs H V Hopkins of Cincinnati Ohio in Holy Trinity Lutheran church Greenville Pa Rev D Edward Wright of Alhambra California brother of the bride officiated Attendants were Miss Marie Taft and Barton K Richards The couple planned a wedding breakfast at the Taft home and will reside at 33234 Elland Avenue Cincinnati after July 5 Hopkins an electrical engineer and member of Pi Kappa Alpha and Delta Sigma Pi fraternities left for an eastern motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Greenville
Margaret Wright
Winter Avenue
D- Gordon Hopkins
H. V. Hopkins
Cincinnati
Edward Wright
Alhambra
Cal
Marie Taft
Barton Kk. Richards
Miss Taft
F. B. Taft
Annabel Wright
Hopkins
Greenville High School
Irving
Agenda Club Moonlight Supper at Cascade Park
Agenda club members plan their annual moonlight supper at Cascade Park on Thursday evening June 24. The event gathers members for a social evening in a park setting with potential speakers and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenda Club
Cascade Park
Rev R M Haverfield Weds Wooster Girl
Miss Margaret Cornelius daughter of Dr and Mrs S A Cornelius Wooster Ohio wed Rev Ross M Haverfield of this city son of Mr and Mrs S S G Haverfield New Philadelphia at the bride's home before an embankment of ferns and flowers Dr Cornelius officiated assisted by Rev Max Cornelius and Rev W H Haverfield. The couple left for Atlantic City and will reside at Westfield manse after July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Ohio
Ross M. Haverfield
G. Haverfield
New Philadelphia
Dr. Cornelius
Max Cornelius
W. H. Haverfield
H. H. Yonders
Harriet MacGilliary
Calvin Gilliary
Wooster College
Haverfield
Western Theological Seminary
Westfield Presbyterian Church
Atlantic City
Westfield Manse
Class Picnic at Cascade Park
Members of the Post-Graduate class of First Methodist Episcopal church will attend a picnic at Cascade Park on Thursday evening June 24. Dinner is at 6 30 and the organizing committee comprises Mrs Clarence Jarret Mrs Stella Brunton Miss Marie Hughes and Miss Jean Rummel. If it rains the event moves to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Cascade Park
Clarence Jarret
Stella Brunton
Marie Hughes
Jean Rummel
Mrs Cypher Hosts T L T Kensington Members at Home
Mrs James Cypher entertained the T L T Kensington group at her McClelland Avenue home Tuesday afternoon with a brief meeting, social time, music, and fancywork. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess and Mrs Bessie Sheik. July 13 Miss Jesse Mayne of East Washington Street will entertain the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cypher
T. L. T. Kensington
McClelland Avenue
Bessie Sheik
Jesse Mayne
East Washington Street
D W T Club Moves Dinner To Thursday Evening
Mrs. Ernest Grotefend of North Mercer street will entertain members of the D. W. T. Club on Thursday evening instead of Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Grotefend
North
Mercer Street
D. W. T. Club
Silver Tea Brings Art Club Guests to Highland Home
About 125 members and guests of the Art club attended a Tuesday afternoon Silver Tea at the Electrical Home on Highland avenue. W A Woodworth of Frew Furniture spoke on furnishings, Teresa Johnson of Sharon Westinghouse explained electrical appliances, and solo and duet performances entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club
Electrical
Highland Avenue
W. A. Woodworth
Frew Furniture Company
Teresa Johnson
Sharon Westinghouse
William P. Felch
Joseph Pyle
Anna Patterson
Joseph Patterson
Charles Greer
Marcus Feuchtwanger
Ed Brown
Jack McNeal
Albert Treser
Wayne Stitzinger
F. L. Orth
William Gordon
Mabel Hutchison
DeGraff Pearson
Samuel Klafter
Adelaide Marshall
Emilie Solomon
Program at New Castle Field Club June 24 Evening
A formal program will be presented at the New Castle Field Club on Thursday at 8 o clock by Mrs. Fred Emery Mr and Mrs Paul Browne Patterson Mrs Virginia Patterson Munroe Miss Rebecca Garvin and Joseph Strimater. A social card session will follow the program with selections by Wagner Bevan Beet Hamburg Saint Saens and other composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Field Club
Fred §. Emery
Paul Browne Patterson
Virginia Patterson
Munroe
Rebecca Garvin
Joseph Strimater
Rebecca Garvin le Cygne
Saint-Saens
Kensington and Club Notices From Local Groups
A compiled list of social clubs and gatherings including Queen Sewing Circle led by Mrs Frank Turmey on Long Avenue. Rita Girls with Mrs George Lowers on South Mill Street. 1921 club led by Mrs George Allen on Meyer Avenue. D. W. T. club run by Mrs Ernest Grote on North Mercer Street. Alianza Kensington with Miss Mary Jane Lockhart at Deaconess Home. Modern 500 Club under Mrs William Confer on Grant Street. 1926 O. O. D. Club with Mrs Jess Dufford on Huron Avenue. 1919 Kensington led by Mrs George Woodring on Bay Street. Iona Kensington with Mrs Clarence Bauder on Hillcrest Avenue. Alegra Girls with theater party at W. B. Club on East Hazel Street. Wade Mecum Club picnic at Cascade Park. S. O. B. Kensington under Mrs Frank Hoover on Hemlock Street. All-Mar Club led by Mrs Clare Lutz on East Washington Street. Gramada Kensington with Mrs George Thomas on Lee Avenue. E. O. W. Club picnic at Cascade Park. Golf luncheon at New Castle Field Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Sewing Circle
Frank Turmey
Long Avenue
Rita
George Lowers
South Mill Street
George Allen
Meyer Avenue
Ernest Grotefend
North Mercer Street
Alianza Kensington
Mary Jane Lockhart
Modern 500
William Confer
Grant Street
Jess Dufford
Huron Avenue
Kensington
George Woodring
Bay Street
Iona Kensington
Clarence Bauder
Hillcrest Avenue
Alegra
W. B. Club
Walter Smith
East Hazel Street
Wade Mecum
Cascade Park
S. O. B. Kensington
Frank Hoover
Hemlock Street
All-Mar Club
Clare Lutz
East Washington Street
Gramada Kensington
George Thomas
Lee Avenue
E. O. W. Club
New Castle Field Club
Franklin Junior High violin concert rescheduled
On account of an exchange of violins the last week of school at Franklin Junior High all pupils in first or second orchestras or taking violin lessons must report with their instruments at Franklin building at 7:39 p.m. Friday June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Junior High
Franklin Building
Stitzinger-Maltass Wedding Solemnized in Oak Lane
Miss Myrtle Stitzinger daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Stitzinger Melrose Park and George Mack Maltass Oak Lane were married in an Oak Lane M E church ceremony with Rev Hackenberg officiating. The couple will reside in Melrose Park after a Boston and Canada trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Harper
Boyles Avenue
P. H. Reider
Lincoln Avenue
Philadelphia
Myrtle Stitzinger
Arthur Stitzinger
Melrose Park
George Mack Maltass
Oaklane
Oaklane M. E
Dr. Hackenberg
Landsdown
Mary Maltass
Ada Wetzel
Aileen McCann
Oil City
Donald Maltass
Maltass
Sternberg Conservatory of Music
University of Pennsylvania School of Pharmacy
Pennsylvania College of Pharmacy
Boston
Junior Society Picnic at Hill's Beach Enjoyed by Croton Youths
The Croton Methodist Episcopal Sunday school junior department held a picnic at Hill's beach with sixty guests. A noon dinner preceded an afternoon of games and races, with prize winners named for girls and boys in 100-yard dashes, jumps, and relays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Hill's
Jane Young
Dorothy Weygant
Dorothy Houk
Maxine Critchlow
Dorothy Wey
McKee Hosts D F I Club Much Music Night
Mr and Mrs Norman McKee entertained D F I Club members on Tuesday evening at their Warren avenue home. Prizes were won by Mr and Mrs George Price and Ben Baker. Refreshments followed hosted by the hostess with help from her mother Mrs Davis. This was the last regular meeting until fall with picnic plans for the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman McKee
Warren Avenue
D. F. I. Club
George Price
Ben Baker
Davis
Local Club Breakfast at Cascade Park Tees Off Summer Events
L. A. B. and club associates held a Tuesday breakfast at Cascade Park with roses as a centerpiece and 28 covers. Activities included photography and boating. A June 25 Friday dinner for husbands is planned at 7 pm, with the regular meeting led by Mrs. Frank Nolan on Edgewood Avenue on Monday, June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Associates
Cascade Park
the Park
Frank Nolan
Edgewood Avenue
Picnic at Cascade Park Dedicated to Patriotism
Members of the Social Hour Club enjoyed a Tuesday noon picnic at Cascade Park with patriotic decorations. Special guests included Miss Sadone Kirker and other invited attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Sadone_ Kirker
Kotex Ads Urge Modern Sanitary Pads For Women
An old print promotion touts Kotex as a modern feminine hygiene product replacing cloth pads. It claims five times the absorbency, deodorizing benefits, and elimination of embarrassment with no laundry. Consumers are urged to ask for Kotex at drug or department stores, priced at a few cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOTEX
Park Social Notes Highlight Birthday Gift and Dinner Plans
Mary Book, Jean Kirker, and Mildred Coulter attended a park gathering. Mrs Frank Kirker received a boudoir lamp for her birthday anniversary. Park amusements filled the evening, with a dinner planned at the park in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Book
Jean Kirker
Mildred Coulter
Frank Kirker
West Side Needlecraft Club Meets at Croton Avenue Home
Mrs E A Tullis entertained the West Side Needle craft at her sister Mrs Roy Stewart’s Croton avenue home Tuesday evening. Music games and fancy work were enjoyed. Refreshments were served and the hostess was assisted by Mrs Stewart. July 13 plans note a picnic dinner with joint hostesses Mrs Morgan Shumway and Mrs Frank Hasson. location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Tullis
West Side
Roy Stewart
Croton Avenue
Stewart
Morgan Shumway
Frank Hasson
Fern Leaf club gathering at Adams street home
Mrs William Kerr hosted Fern Leaf club members Tuesday afternoon with special guests Mrs Miller and Mrs Herwhig. Informal pastimes followed by refreshments. Hostess assistants were Mrs Fred Kennehan and Mrs Schetrom. In two weeks Miss Sara Moore of Dewey avenue will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kerr
Fern Leaf Club
Adams Street
Miller
Herwhig
Fred Kennehan
Schetrom
Sara Moore
Dewey Avenue
Tenth Annual Young Family Reunion Planned
The tenth annual reunion of the descendants of William and Mary Elder Young will be held on Thursday June 24 at Liberty Grange Hall located on the New Castle Harlansburg road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and Mary Elder Young
Liberty Grange Hall
New Castle- Harlansburg Road
Jolly Twelve Club Plans Picnic at Cascade Park
Members of the Jolly Twelve club will gather at Cascade Park for a picnic on Thursday at 1 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Twelve Club
Cascade Park
Stroble sisters host H G L Girls meeting Friday
Misses Edna and Ruth Stroble of Salbreath avenue will entertain the H. G. L. Girls at their home Friday providing a social gathering with members expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Ruth Stroble
Salbreath Avenue
Local Social Notes and Family News Update
Mrs J W Walls of Galbreath Avenue is much improved after a recent illness. Mrs R A Mason with Corinne and William visit Mr and Mrs Fred March on Shaw Street. Mrs H C Harper Miriam Harper and Elizabeth Ray toured Conneaut for a day. Betty Jane named for newborn daughter of Mr and Mrs William Lowery of Youngstown Road born June 12. Mr and Mrs David N Ballard back home at 217 Park Avenue after a wedding. Miss Mabel Kocher discharged from New Castle Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Mason
Corrine
William
Columbus
Fred March
Shaw Street
H. C. Harper
Miriam Harper
Elizabeth Ray
Wallace Avenue
Conneaut
William Lowery
Youngstown Road
Betty Jane
David N. Ballard
Park Avenue
Mabel Kocher
New Castle
Local Social Notes From Area Residents
Mrs. Mary Smith returns home after tonsil operation and recovery progresses. Mr and Mrs Eugene Fralick of Sterling New York visit uncle R C Fralick on Norwood Avenue. Mrs J W McCreary shows slight improvement after serious operation at Allegheny General Hospital. Mrs J E Sankey visits Plaingrove then returns home to North Bay Street to stay with granddaughter Bert James. Mrs John C Hanley departs Moody Avenue for Ayre College Lexington Kentucky with Frank B Chapin and Mrs Robert Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal
Maryland Avenue
Eugene Fralick
Sterling
N. Y
R. C. Fralick
Norwood Avenue
J. W. McCreary
Park Avenue
Allegheny General Hospital
Pittsburgh
J. E. Sankey
Plaingrove
E. J. Switzer
Hillcrest Avenue
Bert James
North Bay Street
John C. Hanley
Albert Street
Moody Avenue
Ayre College
Lexington
Frank B. Chapin
Robert Pomeroy
Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Huclid Home
The Woman's Missionary Society of St. John's Lutheran Church gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Charles Thompson's Huclid Avenue home with 20 members present. Mrs. Frank Wimner led the session and discussed The West Indies. Refreshments followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
St. John’s
Woman's Missionary Society to Host Tureen Dinner
Section Five of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church will hold a tureen dinner at the home of Mrs. Joseph Swift, 519 Winter Avenue, Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Joseph Swift
Winter Avenue
Berean Bible Class Meeting Details
Berean Bible class will meet Friday at 2 PM at the home of Mrs David Klingensmith on South Crawford Avenue. Mrs Lightner is the leader and Mrs Frank Rude Sill is listed as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Bible
David Klingensmith
South Crawford Avenue
Lightner
Frank Rudesill
Rachel Rebekah degree team meeting at Cascade Park
The Rachel Rebekah degree team will hold a business meeting at Cascade Park this evening at 7:30. The event is scheduled locally and invites participation from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Rebekah
Cascade Park
Prince of Wales Turns 32 Quiet Royal Birthday
London reports the Prince of Wales reaches his thirty second birthday with no public festivities. The royal family will mark the date with a modest dinner rather than a formal celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Prince of Wales
Pulaski Landmark Is Being Razed
Old Mineral springs and bathhaus, once a summer rendezvous and canal era landmark in Pulaski, is being torn down by a Farrell company. The front portion dates to early settlement and served as a hotel in the canal era before transfers to the Mineral Springs Company around the 1880s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Farrell Company
David D. Byers
Mineral Springs Company
New Castle
Postpone Meeting Section F of Y S B Class
The Third U P church section meets Thursday July 1 with Mrs Fisher on East Washington Street instead of June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Fisher
East Washington Street
Family thanks for floral tributes following Joseph Timpino’s passing
The children and relatives of the late Joseph Timpino express gratitude to neighbors friends and Lehigh Portland De Mont company employees for floral tributes kindness and sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Timpino
Lehigh Portland de- Mont Company
Old Bath House Site Rebuilt and Razed After Years
The parcel once housing mineral springs and a bath house later became a battleground works under John Nickum. Ownership passed to the Guffey brothers in 1962, a planned twenty thousand dollar hotel failed amid legal disputes, funds were used to pay masons, and Carlson and Company acquired the property, which has now been razed after years of inactivity.
Central Picnic Draws Large Turnout at Cascade Park
The annual Central Presbyterian Sunday school and congregation picnic occurred Tuesday afternoon and evening at Cascade Park. An ideal day attracted a large crowd for a 6 o'clock grove dinner followed by a varied program of park amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Sunday School
Cascade Park
Grove
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Jack Gerson
Penn Theater
Pide
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Kimball
N. Mercer St
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S A. Cornelius
Beaver Street
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the Evening Star
Wagner the Flight of Ages
Bevan Joseph Strimater
Wieniawski
Fred S. Emery
Paul Browne
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SEAR
O. Weil
Virginia Patterson-Munroe
Mrs Sterling
Mather Bros. Co
E. Washington St
D. F
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V.P.K
West Pocket Kodak
Paroloys Karmacy
Caiamery
Dey
Rosenthal
Penn Theatre
Tissus
Thorn & Summers
Bradley
W. S. Needlecraft
Young Reunion
H. G. L. Girls
J. W Walls
Galbreath Avenue
Missionary Meeting
Berean Bible Class
Palais Royale
M. J. Hoguie, Poo. Hog
Metzler
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