Alumni Party Planned by High School Reunion Committee
Moody avenue hosts the card committee for the High School Alumni reunion on Friday July 1 at the Cathedral. Fifty tables of cards, dancing, and entertainment will fill the evening with class groups seated together at 6 30 dinner. Notable graduates from class of 7 9 and earlier will attend in honored seats. Joseph Replogle and his orchestra will provide dinner music, followed by another band for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Street
Moody Avenue
Bertha Dunn Jenkins
David Boyles
Kate Bowers Ol
Pittsburgh
Carrie Jones Marquis
Charleston
W. Va
Marquis
Lizzie Simpson Cubbison
Paul Cubbison
Mary Agnew
Eva Donaldson
Joseph Replogle
Deitrich Williams Nuptials at Bangor
A Bangor ceremony at the Methodist church united Rev. Rees T. Williams and Miss Jemima Deitrich in a Tuesday afternoon service. Rev. G Crawford of the local church conducted the vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deitrich-Williams
Bangor
Cambrian Club Ham Fry Postponed to July 1
The Cambrian club ham fry planned for Friday evening is postponed to Friday July 1. Members will assemble at Cascade Park for the rescheduled event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Patterson Howard Marriage Wednesday
A small Bethel United Presbyterian church wedding joined Miss Mary Patterson and Louis Howard with Rev. George Neill officiating. The bride wore blue crepe and the couple, unattend ed, hosted a pastel dinner for family followed by a reception for about 200. The groom works for New Castle Milling Co. the bride is a Mt. Air operator. They will live with Mary’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel United Presbyterian Church
Mary Patterson
W. E. Patterson
Enon Valley Road
Louis Howard
Harry Howard
Mt. Jackson Road
George Neill
New Castle Milling Company
Mt. Air Exchange
Kensington Breakfast At Cascade Park Hosts Plan Dinner
The N H B Kensington associates held a Wednesday breakfast in Cascade park grove with hostess Mrs George Stetson. A brief business period preceded a menu arrayed with rose bouquets and special guests Mrs Allan Porte Miss Helen Garrett and Mrs Mary Landis. Plans were made for a three course dinner in two weeks at Mrs Landis home on Garfield avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. B. Kensington Associates
Cascade Park
George Stetson
Allan Porte
Helen Garrett
Mary Landis
G T E club closes season with card party at Mrs Price home
The G. T. E. club ended its season with a Wednesday card party at Mrs. George Price on East Washington street. Five hundred provided the evening’s diversion. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs. Chester Reed Mrs. Charles Richardson and Mrs. Earl White. Mrs. Carrie Kerr assisted with refreshments. Plans were made for a tureen picnic in three weeks with the members' husbands as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. E. Club
George Price
East Washington Street
Chester Reed
Charles Richardson
Earl White
Carrie Kerr
Forbes Sweesey Family Reunion Held at West Middlesex
The 44th Forbes-Sweesey reunion gathered 132 members at the West Middlesex homestead now Ralph Minner’s. A noon dinner preceded a business meeting led by Jim Minner after deaths of president Mrs. Ayres and VP Mrs. Forbes. Officers elected: President Jim Minner, Vice President Olive Hutchinson, Secretary Helen Green, Treasurer Frank Minner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes-Sweesey
West Middlesex
Ralph Minner
Riley Ballard
Ed Allen
Bert Allen
Helen Green
George Staple
Verdon Mitchell
Edith Allen
Jim Minner
Thomas Ayres
Thomas Forbes
Olive Hutchinson
Frank Minner
Edith Stroble
Bud Anderson
Harry Green
Myrtle Ayers
Ann Allen
Mary Hutchinson
Will Hutchinson
Bert Kegarise
LeRoy Mitchell
Harold Green
Ethel Smith
Rodgers Jenkins Wedding Unites Lois Rodgers and Fred Jenkins
Mr and Mrs O A Rodgers announce the marriage of their daughter Lois E to Fred J Jenkins son of Mr and Mrs James Jenkins The ceremony took place at Mercer Tuesday June 21 at 2 30 pm officiated by Rev G Duncan Attendants were Miss Betty McKee and Jack Raymond Fisher The couple reside at 507 Leasure Avenue and plan their home there Mrs Jenkins is a Mercer High School January 31 graduate and was affiliated with Fisher Brothers Mr Jenkins graduated from Shenango local High School in 1928 and works at Shenango Pottery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Rodgers
Delaware Avenue
Lois E
Fred J. Jenkins
James Jenkins
Leasure Avenue
Mercer
G. Duncan
Betty McKee
Jack Raymond Fisher
Jenkins
Fisher Brothers
Shenango Pottery
Mrs. Jenkins
Minerva Bridge Club Hosts Social Evening
Mrs Arthur Gilchrist hosted a Wednesday gathering of the Minerva Bridge club on Norwood avenue. Mrs Joe Rick and Mrs Alfred Sadler won trophies in a card contest. A luncheon prepared by the hostess and her mother Mrs Shoaf ended the evening. New plans for a future party will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gilchrist
Norwood Avenue
Minerva Bridge Club
Joe Rick
Alfred Sadler
Shoaf
Birthday fête honors Agnes Ryan on eightieth year
Mrs. Agnes Ryan celebrated her eightieth birthday at 9 Beach Street with forty guests including Mrs. John G Keenem Mrs. Louis Walther Mrs. Catherine Ryan Mrs. Frank DeGarmo Mrs. H. E. Brun ton and Joseph E. Ryan. The event also marked the birth date of Mrs. Brunton. Old fashioned songs were sung and a late lunch followed. Mrs. Ryan received a purse of money and Mrs. Brunton received birthday remembrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Keenem
Louis Walther
Catherine Ryan
Frank DeGarmo
H. E. Brunton
Joseph E. Ryan
Agnes Ryan
Beach Street
Brunton
Ryan
Couple Honored at Lakewood Picnic for Jenkins
Dr and Mrs George Jenkins a bride and groom of recent date were honored by the G N club at a Lakewood picnic dinner Wednesday. A 6 o clock menu and decorated tables preceded a gift presentation. The evening ended with informal games and pastimes. The next club session is Friday July 1 hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jenkins
G. N. Club
Lakewood
Joseph Campbell
Gathering Honors Birthday Wednesday
In observance of Mrs. R. McAllister's 88th birthday a group of friends gathered for luncheon at the home of her son and his wife, Ward and 409 Leasure Avenue. The table featured a birthday cake with two letter eights and many flowers were sent by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. McAllister
Mrs Dukes and relatives enjoy Hasson park picnic
Mrs W T Dukes of Park Avenue traveled with her sister. Mrs Charles Lynn and son Jack of West Washington Street returned from Oil City last evening, visiting Mrs Lynn’s daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Wayne Phillips of Hasson. They were delightfully entertained and joined a picnic outing at Hasson park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Dukes
Park Avenue
Charles Lynn
Jack
West Washington Street
Oil City
Wayne Phillips
Hasson
Hasson Park
Twelve Junior Guild members dine and golf at Cascade Park
Twelve members of the Junior Guild of St. Andrews Episcopal Church met at Miss Ann Hitchen’s Lyndal Street home Tuesday morning and traveled to Cascade Park for a breakfast outing. Special guest Delores Curry joined the group for a golf contest before informal hours. A church meeting Monday evening will plan a family picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Ann Hitchen
Lyndal Street
Cascade Park
Delores Curry
Friendship Club Gathered At Fairmont Avenue Home
Mrs Louis DeCaprio hosted the Friendship Club on Fairmont Avenue with card games and a late collation. Special guests included Mrs Joseph Mangine of Cleveland and Mrs Nicholas Frasso. The next meeting is set for two weeks at Mrs Joseph Scrim on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis DeCaprio
Friendship Club
Fairmont Avenue
Joseph Mangine
Cleveland
Nicholas Frasso
Joseph DeRobbio
Carm Sacco
Joseph Scrim
High Street
Cameron Family Holds 26th Annual Reunion at Liberty Grange
The Cameron family met at Liberty Grange on the Harlansburg road for their twenty sixth annual reunion on Tuesday June 21 with about 115 attendees. After dinner a business meeting elected James Cameron as president William Noggle as vice president Knox Gilkey as secretary and A H Cameron as treasurer for the ensuing year The next reunion is planned for June 4 1933 at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Liberty Grange
Harlansburg Road
James Cameron
William Noggle
Knox Gilkey
A. H. Cameron
Ve-Ri-Ga Bridge Club Hosts July Breakfast Plans
Ve-Ri-Ga Bridge Club members met at Ann Fletcher's home on North Mercer street for a business session and a breakfast planned for July 10. Prizes for honors went to Mrs Clay Rubel and Mrs R G McCartney. Lunch was provided by the hostess with help from Miss Della Vaughn. The next meeting is set for Tuesday July 5 with Mrs Edward Frey hosting on Miller avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ve-Ri-Ga
Mrs Hannon Hosts 1923 S. L. Club Meeting
Mrs Jack Hannon of Front Street hosted the 1923 S L Club at her home with three card tables in use. Prizes went to Mrs P P Capito lo and Mrs Dennis Donegan. Special guests were Mrs Mary Geddess and Mrs Frank Cray. Lunch was served by the hostess and Mrs Edward Ryan. They adjourned and two weeks hence Mrs Lalley will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hannon
Front St
S. L. Club
P. P. Capitolo
Dennis Donegan
Mary Geddess
Frank Cray
Edward Ryan
Lalley
West Madison Avenue
J F F Club Dance At Cascade Park In Grove Pavilion
Cascade park hosted a J F F club gathering at eight o clock with dancing in the grove and later in the pavilion. Special guests included Ruth Frutschey Marjorie Gailey and Grace Lobby. Miss Elizabeth McGoun of Lyndal street will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
J. F. F. Club
Grove
Ruth Frutschey
Marjorie Gailey
Grace Lobby
Akron
Elizabeth McGoun
Lyndal Street
Leave for Mountains From Princeton Guests
Dr and Mrs John Q Stewart of Princeton University who have been visiting with Mrs Edwin W Crawford of Wallace Avenue and J C Libendorfer of Walma left this morning for the White Mountains where they will spend the remainder of the summer months. Both are well known in this vicinity having visited here frequently on various occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Q. Stewart
Princeton University
Edwin W. Crawford
Wallace Avenue
J. C. Libendorfer
Walma
White Mountains
Junior Ben Hur at Weingartner Home outing
A group of 35 Junior Ben Hur members gathered at George T. Weingartner’s Butler road home for an all day event. Mrs. Cora E. Horne and Mrs. Helen Harlan oversaw activities with swimming races awarding prizes to Geraldine Confer and Donald Fleeger. Other prize winners included Mary E. Schweikert Vera Sweet Helen Humme Jane Williams Norma Horne and Loretta Fleeger. Lunches were provided by organizers. Additional social gatherings are planned for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur
George T. Weingartner
Butler Road
Cora E. Horne
Helen Harlan
Geraldine Confer
Donald Fleeger
Mary E. Schweikert
Vera Sweet
Helen Humme
Jane Williams
Norma Horne
Loretta Fleeger
Tri Quad Bridge Club Hosts Guests in Wilmington
Miss Virginia Hickok hosted the Tri Quad Bridge Club at her Wilmington avenue home on Wednesday evening. Special guests included Dorothy Hepler of Grove City, Mary Wilson, Esther Fisher and Sylvia Martin. Prizes went to Miss Martin and Grace Sankey. A lunch followed as yellow and white table decor featured. In two weeks the group will visit Lucille Emery on Laurel avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hickok
Wilmington Avenue
Tri- Quad Bridge Club
Dorothy Hepler
Grove City
Mary Wilson
Esther Fisher
Sylvia Martin
Miss Martin
Grace Sankey
Hickok
Grace
Lucille Emery
Laurel Avenue
Eva Jane Sipple Birthday Party at Harbor Bridge
Mrs Clyde Sipple hosted Eva Jane Sipple's fourth birthday with a cake circle lunch for a group of little guests. Attendees included Mary Catherine Green Ruth Cox Grace Cifra Shirley Jane Potter Martha Cifra Junior McCamb Billy Cox Robbie Pinkerton Randall Potter Norman Wimner from Pittsburgh and the birthday girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Sipple
Harbor Bridge
Eva Jane
Mary Catherine Green
Ruth Cox
Grace Cifra
Shirley Jane Potter
Martha Cifra
Junior McCamb
Billy Cox
Robbie Pinkerton
Randall Potter
Norman Wimner
Pittsburgh
Earnest Workers Guild Enjoys Bridge Night at Mrs. Clark Home
Members of the Earnest Workers Guild of Trinity Episcopal church met at Mrs. Ed Clark’s home on Maryland avenue Tuesday evening. After a brief business session, prizes were won in bridge by Mrs. Nellie Hewitt and Mrs. E. Clark. A table of Pokeano finished with Hilda Henderson receiving the token. A late hour lunch followed, served by Mrs. Clark with Mrs. Sopson. The next meeting will be at Miss Nellie Ingram’s home on Laurel Boulevard, hosted by Mrs. Ingram and Mrs. Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Workers Guild
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ed Clark
Maryland Avenue
Bridge
Nellie Hewitt
E. Clark
Pokeano
Hilda Henderson
Clark
Sopson
Warren Couple Returns From Brussels Visit
Mr and Mrs Carl Thoua of Warren Ohio came to New Castle to visit Mrs C M Thompson at 921 Marshall Avenue before returning home. The couple spent time abroad and traveled on the same steamship that carried Amelia Earhart Putnam back to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Thoua
Warren, O
New Castle
Brussels
Belgium
Rabbi Grossfield Officiates Caplan Malasky Wedding
Rabbi Avery Jonah Grossfield of Temple Israel officiated Tuesday afternoon at the library ceremony for Nat Caplan and Mollie Malasky, both of Pittsburgh. The couple will reside in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Jonah Grossfield
Temple Israel
Nat Caplan
Mollie Malasky
Pittsburgh
Caplan
Whitacre Named Junior Intern At Allentown Hospital
Rolland J Whitacre son of Mr and Mrs A L Whitacre of East Washington street has completed his junior year at Hahnemann Medical College Philadelphia and received a junior internship at Allentown State Hospital Allentown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland J. Whitacre
A. L. Whitacre
East Washington Street
Hahemann Medical College
Philadelphia
Allentown State Hospital
Allentown
Spoon Club Guests Hosted By Mrs Ray Friday
Spoon club members will be received in the home of Mrs James T Ray at 133 East Wallace avenue on Friday afternoon at 1 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spoon Club
James T. Ray
East Wallace Avenue
Corinda Phyllis Young and Ray Kenneth Hilliard Wedding
Corinda Phyllis Young and Ray Kenneth Hilliard wed in a June 20 ceremony at the Harlansburg Baptist church parsonage with Rev. A L Warren officiating. The couple departed for a wedding trip to Niagara Falls after the ceremony. Mrs. Hilliard formerly taught in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Young
Portersville
Corinda Phyllis
Ray Kenneth Hilliard
F. M. Hilliard
Prospect
Harlansburg Baptist Church
A. L. Warren
Bowen Couple Announce Daughter Helen's June 16 Wedding
Mr and Mrs Joseph Bowen of Mercer announce the marriage of their daughter Helen to David B Cosgrove son of Mr and Mrs D S Cosgrove of Wampum on Thursday June 16 at the Methodist parsonage Volant Pa The Rev Homer Thompson officiated A wedding dinner followed at the bride s home Then the couple left for a motor trip through New York They will be at home after July 15
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bowen
Mercer
Helen
David B. Cosgrove
D. S. Cosgrove
Wampum
Homer Thompson
Methodist
Volant
Ace-Hi-Bridge Club Meets at East Brook Home
The Ace-Hi-Bridge club held a Wednesday evening session at East Brook hosted by Mrs. Marie Stankard. Miss Ruth Patterson captured high honors. A lunch was served by the hostess with Mrs. Mabel Sickafuse and Mrs. Louise Patterson assisting. A future gathering is planned June 29 at Miss Dorothy Waddington’s East Brook home for a low mood party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Stankard
East Brook
Ruth Patterson
Mabel Sickafuse
Louise Patterson
Dorothy Waddington
Two Bit Club Holds Cottage Picnic at Slippry Rock Creek
The Freemont cottage on Slippry Rock Creek hosted the Two Bit Club last evening with four teen members attending a picnic dinner. Activities included swimming canoeing and bridge and prizes went to Mrs J E Hutchinson Mrs Harry Reeder and Mrs Tom Moore. Next meeting set for July 6 at Cascade Park with breakfast hosted by Mrs E L Foster Mrs W T Saul and Mrs F E Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freemont Cottage
Slippery Rock Creek
Two Bit
J. E. Hutchinson
Harry Reeder
Tom Moore
Cascade Park
E. L. Foster
W. T. Saul
F. E. Hutchinson
Miss Katherine Ritchie Hosts S. B. Club Evening
Miss Katherine Ritchie entertained S. B. club members at her Can yon street home on Tuesday evening. Tables of 500 were played while prizes went to Miss Estella Wilson and Miss Anna Marian Critchlow. Rose Ritchie attended as a guest. A late lunch was served and adjournment followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Ritchie
Canyon Street
S. B. Club
Estella Wilson
Anna Marian Critchlow
Rose Ritchie
Dewey Avenue
Community Club Listings and Hostesses
A. F. F. club on Richelieu Avenue and F.T. A. Club on Mills Way, H. G. S. Girls Club with Astrid Nelson on Neshannock Boulevard, Alianza Kensington with Mrs. Frank Mansfield on East Brook, Luncheon Spoon Club with Mrs. James T. Ray on 133 East Wallace Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Drake
Richelieu Avenue
F.T. A. Club
Bert Parker
Mills Way
H. G. S. Girls
Astrid Nelson
Neshannock Boulevard
Alianza Kensington
Frank Mansfield
East Brook
James T. Ray
East Wallace Avenue
Wedding trip unfolds after Bangor ceremony
D. O. Davies Miss Florrie Davies and Edward Davies of Waldo street join Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Crawford of East Washington street returning from Bangor where they attended the wedding of Rev. Rees of this city and Miss Jemima Deitrich of Bangor at the congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Davies
Florrie Davies
Edward Davies
Waldo Street
Ernie Crawford
East
Washington Street
Bangor
Rees T. Williams
First Congregational Church
Jemima Deitrich
Festival Crowd Appeal By U P C U Plans Friday Night
A notice invites 500 people to a festival presented by the U P C U and the Third U P Church Friday evening from 7:00 to 11:00 p m. Admission price is 15 cents. The event aims to gather a large community turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Price
Recitals Planned by Mrs E O Fankhouser Next Week
Mrs E O Fankhouser announces two recitals for the coming week. The first is Wednesday at 2 p.m. and the second Thursday at 8 p.m. in her home at 409 Crawford Terrace. A reception will follow the evening concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Fankhouser
Crawford Terrace
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Methodist Church
John Deitrich
G. Crawford
E. M. McCreary
Monroe St
BELL
Home Service Bureau
Tappan Stove Co
Automobile
Reliable Credit Corp
Greer Building
Doc Perkins
Patterson-Howard
N. H. B. Kensington
Breakfast AT Park
Jack Gerson
Jeweler
Penn Theatre
N. Mercer St
Metzler
Rodgers-Jenkins
Minerva Club
Castleton Hotel
Higgins
Eugene
McKinley & Frantz
E. Washington & Mercer Sts
Junior Guild
Bridge Club
S. L
Weingartner
Tri-Quad Bridge Club
Interneship
Bowen-Cosgrove
Ace-Hi-Bridge Club
Entertains Club
Lydia E. Pinkham
Reynolds, Summers & McCann
NEW Canters
Strouss
Nelly Don
Living Models
Strouss - Hirshberg’s
Tommy Smith
Smith
Mather Bros. CO
Enna Jettick Boot Shop
Brid
Shion
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