White Shrine Picnic Draws Large Crowd at Martha Shrine No 14
Courtesy by Mr. and Mrs. Louis McClung the White Shrine picnic at Car nege Camp near Plaingrove attracted about one hundred members and families. A 6 30 supper followed by games, contests, and prizes led by Mrs Dorothy Stoddard. Mrs Celia Gowell chaired with aides including Mrs Alice Steen Mrs Violet Chapman Mrs Mary Jarrett Mrs Myrtle Kiefer and Mrs Ruth Boyd. Evening included cards. On July 13 a breakfast bridge at the Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis McClung
Martha Shrine No. 14
Carnege
Plaingrove
Dorothy Stoddard
Celia Gowell
Alice Steen
Violet Chapman
Mary Jarrett
Myrtle Kiefer
Ruth Boyd
Surprise tea party marks ninth birthday for Dolores Burgoon
Dolores Margaret Burgoon celebrated her ninth birthday with a tea party at her home on North Shenango Street. Guests included Kathryn Frazier, Patricia Moroney, Lois Ann Deely, Virginia Brinko, Marian Patterson, Velma Dart, Frances Joan Wadlinger, Betty Calahan, Dolores Calahan, Maureen Dolan, Buddy Dolan, Alice Gribbon, Colette Gribbon, Ruth Ilene Gallagher, Patsy Chip, Margaret Mary O’Leary, with games, contests, refreshments and many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Margaret Burgoon
North Shenango Street
Kathryn Frazier
Patricia Moroney
Lois Ann Deely
Virginia Brinko
Marian Patterson
Velma Dart
Frances Joan Wadlinger
Betty Calahan
Dolores Calahan
Maureen Dolan
Buddy Dolan
Alice Gribbon
Colette Gribbon
Ruth Ilene Gallagher
Patsy Chip
Margaret Mary O'Leary
Elder-Young Reunion Held in Liberty Grange Hall
The 17th annual Elder Young descendants reunion gathered 65 attendees at Liberty grange hall. After a 12:30 dinner, a business meeting named officers with Rev. Stewart Y. Sankey as president and Thomas S. Young as honorary president. Plans set to repeat the 1934 reunion at the same venue.
Mrs H B Richards Honored At Luncheon
The Sewing Ladies of Lydia of the First Presbyterian church hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon at The Castleton hotel in honor of Mrs H B Richards who will soon move with her husband to Birmingham Alabama. Eighteen guests were seated at seasonally themed tables and the afternoon was spent socially. Next Tuesday the Lydia Society will honor Mrs Richards with a Cascade Park picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
Castleton Hotel
H. B. Richards
Birmingham
Alabama
Lydia Society
Richards
Cascade Park
Bay reunion brings sixty five Bay descendants to Grove City park
Phillip Wagner and dozens of Bay relatives gathered at Grove City park for the annual Bay reunion. About sixty five descendants of Thomas F. and Nancy Wilson Bay, pioneer Lawrence county settlers, attended at the Field Club site. Special guests included Rev. and Mrs. Calvin J. Orr of Pittsburgh and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clyde of Morgantown West Virginia. Harriet Graham of Emlenton is the lone surviving child, now in her eighties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Wagner
Bert Wagner
Belle MacGown
C. S. Dickson
James Chambers
Thomas Lindsey
Fred Lindsey
Charles Cox
Fred Seeley
Bay
Grove City
Thomas F
Nancy Wilson Bay
Lawrence County
Field Club
Harriet Graham
Emlenton
Calvin J. Orr
Pittsburgh
Arthur Clyde
Morgantown
W. Va
Daughters of Union Veterans Elect Officers At Garden Dinner
The Daughters of Union Veterans Team held a tureen dinner on Mrs. Emma McKissick’s lawn with garden flowers. Officers elected include captain Emma McKissick president Florence Gillespie vice Maude Fisher secretary Jessie Crooks treasurer Mary Kurtz and press reporter Alice Jackson. Next meeting with Maude Fisher on East Washington street is July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans Team
Emma McKissick
Neshannock Avenue
Florence Gillespie
Maude Fisher
Jessie Crooks
Mary Kurtz
Alice Jackson
Kissinger
Walsh
East Washington Street
Mrs Sal Yoho Hosts We-Fu Bridge Club Dessert
Mrs Sal Yoho of Euclid Avenue entertained the We-Fu Bridge Club on a Wednesday afternoon with a prettily appointed dessert bridge. Miss Thora Stevenson and Clotile Dumbaugh won prizes for honor scores. Miss Stevenson helped serve. Guests will gather at Miss Dumbaugh’s Mills Way residence on Wednesday July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Yoho
Euclid Avenue
We-Fu
Thora Stevenson
Clotile Dumbaugh
Dumbaugh
Mills Way
G W C Club Picnic At Cascade Park
Members of the G W C club gathered at Cascade park for a Thursday picnic. A noon menu was served at a grove table for 20 with guests including Mrs J L Bechtel Mrs Walter Earl Mrs W C Twaddle Mrs J A McGaffie Dollie Horner of Beaver Falls and Pauline Mariacher. An informal social period followed and more park amusements provided entertainment. A second picnic dinner is planned in four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. C. Club
Cascade Park
J. L. Bechtel
Walter Earl
W. C. Twaddle
J. A. McGaffie
Dollie Horner
Beaver Falls
Pauline Mariacher
Lawrence School Reunion Planned
A Lawrence School officers meeting proposed a reunion to be held in the last week of July with cards for out of town guests. A complete program is planned and teachers from 1900 to closing are invited to participate. Committees and a final planning meeting set for June 29 at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence School
E. L. Young
East Washington Street
Chris Clark
Louis Cornmens
Margaret Grittie Chill
Carrie Stritzinger
Henry Jenkins
Mina Waldman
Samuel Stewart
Beth Shalom Sisterhood installs new officers
The Beth Shalom Sisterhood ended its season with a meeting at Mrs. A. Fisher's Moody avenue home where Mrs. L. F. Kohn installed the new officer corps. Officers include Mrs. Edlestein as president and managers for honorary and regular posts. July picnic planned with arrangements by Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Sandler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Shalom Sisterhood
A. Fisher
Moody Avenue
L. F. Kohn
L. Sandler
Sam Edelstein
H. Abkowitz
M. Herskowitz
Henry Cohen
L. Miller
D. Tobin
Edlestein
Eva June Sipple's Fifth Birthday Party At Home
A group of children gathered at 810 Butler Avenue on Wednesday to celebrate Eva June Sipple's fifth birthday. Activities ran 2 to 4 pm with lawn games and readings by Shirley Fotter before a lunch featuring two birthday cakes. Mrs Clyde Sipple and Mrs Hurh Horton assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva June Sipple
Butler Avenue
Shirley Fotter
Clyde Sipple
Hurh Horton
Cosmo club outing planned at Etna Springs
The Cosmo club entertainment committee outlines a Sunday afternoon event at Etna Springs. Kids will enjoy games and races while adults swim boat and golf. Dinner will be served from women prepared baskets, and many out of town guests are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmo Club
Etna Springs
Farewell Spaghetti Supper for George Herriot Hostess Rose Ambrose
Mrs Rose Ambrose of 419 East Sutton entertained at a spaghetti supper for George Herriot of New Wilmington on Thursday evening. Herriot leaves for Canada July 1, in a farewell party attended by six couples. Dancing and card playing followed. served by Lucille Ambrose and Dorothy Veri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Herriot
New Wilmington
Rose Ambrose
East Sutton Street
Spaghett
Auxiliary Plans for June 28 VFW Legion Home Party
The Auxiliary to the V F W is arranging an evening party for Wednesday June 28 at the Legion Home. Mrs Irene Cage chairs arrangements and cards will be the main entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Home
Irene Cage
Olde Tyme Party On Cathedral Promenade Honors Eastern Star
The Cathedral Chapter Order of the Eastern Star held an outdoor Olde Tyme Party on the promenade in June. Red and white decorations and rose centerpieces framed a social evening as members mingled. Mrs. Edith DeArment supervised the event with her aides while many guests attended in quaint floral gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral
Cathedral Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Edith DeArment
O. E. S. Picnic Planned at Cascade Park
New Castle Chapter 105 of the Order of Eastern Star plans its annual Cascade Park picnic for Wednesday June 28 in the afternoon and evening. A sports program offers prizes for children and an adult with the lucky number. Flora DeVassie chairs arrangements Edna Lutz handles dinner Hazel Boyd directs entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
The
Order of Eastern Star
Cascade Park
Flora DeVassie
Edna Lutz
Hazel Boyd
Matrons Attend Parker Luncheon
Mrs. Carolyne Lindsley district deputy grand matron and other district 2 B matrons visit Parker today. They join Miss Regla Butler worthy matron of Parker chapter O E S at a luncheon honoring district 2 B matrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyne Lindsley
Gertrude Potter
New Castle
Belva Bridenbaugh
Shenango
Olive Hewitt
Cathedral Chapter
Lillian Potter
Parker
Regla Butler
District 2
Rowe Family Reunion Held at Miller Cottage Kennedy's Mills
Nearly a hundred Rowe family members and friends gathered at the Miller cottage for a full day of feasting swimming boating and conversation. John Rowe of Pardoe was elected president with Charles A Brunton James N Speed and others filling offices. Out-of-town guests included Mr and Mrs Walter Tonks and daughter of Buffalo New York. The 1934 reunion will return to the Miller cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe
Walter Miller
Kennedy's Mills
Slippery Rock
John Rowe
Pardoe
Charles A. Brunton
New Castle
James N. Speed
Arthur Brunton
Harry Brunton
Edna Brunton
May Rowe
Margaret Mowrey
Clara Speed
Laura Kelly
Freda Rowe
Elizabeth Miller
Ever Ready Class Holds Picnic At Mayberry Home
Members of the Ever Ready Class of First Methodist held a Thursday picnic at Harold and Grace Mayberry’s Highland Heights residence. Mrs. Doyle and Catherine Mayberry led mushball and volleyball teams with Mayberry’s squad winning the games. A July picnic is planned at Wilbur and Mrs. Sloan’s 224 Fairmont Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Harold Mayberry
Highland Heights
Margaret Doyle
Catherine Mayberry
West Side Club Hosts Card Night at Garfield Avenue
The West Side Club met at Miss Elizabeth Mitchell on Garfield avenue for a Thursday card gathering. Four tables played with high scores held by Mrs. J. C. Carr, Mrs. P. S. Travers, and Mrs. Festus Flynn. An informal social period closed the event. next gathering planned in two weeks with venue to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Club
Elizabeth Mitchell
Garfield Avenue
J. C. Carr
P. S. Travers
Festus Flynn
Junior church outing at Gaston Park
The High land United Presbyterian junior church led by Mr and Mrs Thomas Elliott holds an afternoon outing at Gaston Park. Children enjoy games and races and will have supper served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Thomas Elliott
Gaston Park
George W Moody Observing Birthday At Ninety
George W Moody a longtime businessman of the city is celebrating his 90th birthday at his son’s Highland Avenue home. He remains in good health and active in the Moody & Son wholesale firm. A birthday dinner is planned at six o clock with extended family and relatives including Mrs Arthur Brown of Chittenango and Mrs Bertha Royce of Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Moody
W. F. Moody
Highland Avenue
Fulton
N. Y
Moody
George W. Moody & Son
Arthur Brown
Chittango
Bertha Royce
Elizabeth Lee
Fulton, N. Y
Ellen DeMatteo Hosts Semper Fidelis Club Outing
Miss Ellen DeMatteo hosted the Semper Fidelis Club gathering at Cascade Park with Mrs Alfonso Scarazzo assisting. Twelve guests enjoyed a supper at 8 o clock in the grove followed by informal pastimes. Special visitors included Helen Fisco Mary Porfilio Mary Carmen Bernard and Mildred Nelli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen DeMatteo
Semper Fidelis Club
Alfonso Scarazzo
Cascade Park
Grove
Helen Fisco
Mary Porfilio
This City
Mary Carmen Bernard
Farrell
Mildred Nelli
Cleveland
Josephine Casimiri
Miss Casimiri
Friendship Club Hosts Social Evening at Meyer Avenue
Mrs. William Paradise entertained the Friendship Club on Meyer avenue with cards and refreshments. The gathering timed the hours as the social period ended with light refreshments. Mrs. A. Ippolito is scheduled to host at Castle Beach on July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Paradise
Meyer Avenue
Friendship Club
A. Ippolito
Castle Beach
McCulloughs Plan European Voyage From New Castle
Mr and Mrs William McCullough of North Walnut Street depart this morning by car to New York where they will sail for Europe. En route they will visit relatives in Pittsburgh and expect to return to New Castle around September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCullough
North
Walnut Street
Motor
New York
Europe
Pittsburgh
New Castle
Health and Natural Foods lecture at New Castle hospital
The 1929 Campaign Club met at the New Castle hospital on Thursday evening. Rupert Blacka delivered a lecture titled Health and Natural Foods before a large and appreciative audience. The program began at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
Rupert Blacka
The Golden Chord Pageant by Italian Methodist Sunday School
The Italian Methodist Sunday school presents The Golden Chord in the church auditorium Sunday evening at 7 30. The event aims to showcase musical talent and community fellowship.
Ministers' Wives Club Meets at Mrs Downing Home
The Ministers' Wives Club will meet with Mrs. W. H. Downing at 309 Newell Avenue on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministers’ Wives Club
W. H. Downing
Newell Avenue
Births Announcement Form Note
This notice indicates births are announced in the column and require the writer's name and address to appear. It serves as guidance for contributors to provide complete identification for publication.
Birth Announcements From Local Families Report Newborns
A series of birth notices lists newborns for local families including Snyder of New Galilee Bertha June born June 14, Rodgers of 311 Sheridan avenue a son born June 22 at Jameson Memorial hospital, Genocchi 1110 Scioto street a son Gerald Carl born June 19, Hilosky Butler R D 7 a son Richard Thomas, Klouser 66 High street a son Eugene born June 19, Gough 210 Nemo street a son Donnie Glenn born June 16, Tillin Portersville R D 4 a son born June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rodgers Jr
Sheridan Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Carl Genocchi
Scioto Street
New Castle Hospital
Gerald Carl
George Klouser
High Street
Eugene
Cuthbert Gough
Nemo Street
Donnie Glenn
Cardinal Girl Scout troop 7 cancels meeting at church
Girl Scout Troop No. 14 led by Mrs Kathleen Wettich held a Cascade Park picnic Thursday afternoon with 20 girls. They swam played games and enjoyed lunch. Dorothy Campbell Marie Hanlon and Rita Metz helped with the menu. A two week hike was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pionic
Kathleen Wettich
Cascade Park
Dorothy Campbell
Marie Hanlon
Rita Metz
Stolen Car Unit Reports 121 Recovered in May
Harrisburg notes the Department of Revenue says 121 stolen motor vehicles were recovered in May, the same month they were stolen. They report 177 thefts by Pennsylvania residents and 1445 by non residents, with 81 cars abandoned and recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
Pennsylvania
Pastor's Assistant Named for July and August
In Religious and Fraternal Circles it is announced that a Moody Bible Institute graduate will serve as pastor's assistant to Rev. C. H. Heaton at the First Baptist church during July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hammond
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
C. H. Heaton
First Baptist Church
Agnes Schaade Missionary Society Meeting Led by Mrs Mills
Members of the Agnes Schaade Missionary society of St. Pauls Lutheran church met at Miss Elizabeth Dietterles Winter avenue home with Mrs. Geraldine Mills as leader. Mills spoke on Lady Fourth Daughter of China and the program ended with a games session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Schaade Society
Agnes Schaade
Picnic planned for July meeting at Cascade Park
Plans outline a July gathering at Cascade Park in a picnic format. Refreshments were provided by Miss Dietterle with assistance from her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Dietterle
Evening services at Third United Presbyterian Church
This evening preparatory services for Holy Communion begin at 8 o clock with Rev. Paul McCracken of Rose Point as speaker. A choir will perform a special number and the session meets after the service to receive new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Church
Paul McCracken
Rose Point
Meeting Tonight by Walter R. Cunningham
Walter R. Cunningham will conduct a service at 7 45 this evening in the little Red School house on West Washington street extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Cunningham
Little Red School House
West Washington Street
Meeting of Section E of Y S B Class
Section E of the Y S B Class of the Third United gathers to discuss organizational notes and upcoming activities. Members include listed attendees and an agenda of topics to be covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United
Presbyterian Ladies Hold Thursday Evening at Zahner Home
The Presbyterian women met Thursday evening at Clara Zahner’s home on Butler Avenue. Sewing and social chat accompanied a dainty repast. They planned their next event for July 6 at Cascade Park, a breakfast gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Clara Zahner
Butler Avenue
Cascade Park
Executive board meeting moved to Sunday evening at church
The First Congregational executive board meeting that was set for Saturday afternoon has been postponed and will occur after the church service on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
Square Circle cabinet meeting and picnic plans
A Square Circle cabinet meeting occurs this evening at 7 30 with a follow up business session at 8 o clock Final plans will be made for the club picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Square Circle
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White Shrine
Burgoon Home
Cascade
Isham Jones
Yankee Lake
Love & Megown Drug Co
Snyder Piano Co
Bay Reunion
We-Fu Bridge Club
the Castletoms Mew Castle, PA
Rosenthal’s
Imercer ST
Greer
Mercer ST
Lawrence
Sisterhood
M. Dale Andrews
Mt. Jackson
Metzler
Sailing For
Charles B. Snyder
New Galilee
R. D
Bertha June
Andrew Hilosky
Butler R. D. 7
Richard Thomas
Harry W. Tillin
Portersville
Girl Scouts
Cardinal Girl Scout
Davis Shoe CO
Third United Presbyterian
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Strauss-Hirshbergs
Inorgandy and
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Umeda
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