Marriage Announced of Local Interest
Mr and Mrs W V Fielding announce the marriage of their granddaughter Helen D Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Shannon Smith of Birmingham Alabama to avid Wright son of Mr and Mrs James E Wright of Waynesboro Pa The wedding was held in Pennsylvania on June 13 Mrs Wright is a New Castle High School graduate 1929 and the Wrights will live at 449 Winter Ave The Wrights are graduates of Waynesboro High School and Penn State College and he worked with the State Agricultural Extension Association of Pennsylvania Also noted is a birthday gathering for Walter Majors at the home of Mr and Mrs W A Majors on Croton Ave with guests and dances and special programs by Betty Davis Catherine Opener
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Fielding
Winter Avenue
Helen D. Smith
Shannon Smith
Birmingham
Alabaravid F. Wright
James E. Wright O’ Wayr
Wright
New Castle
Wriel
Waynesboro High School
Penn State Colece
State Agricultural Extension Association of
Pennsylva
W. A. Majors
Croton Avenue
Walter
Majors
Klingensmith
Betty Davis
Etta Clark
Gloria Anderson
Ruth Elberson
Claire Elberson
Jean Taylor
Lillian Wink
Margaret Majors
Jean Davis
Richard Anderson
Robert Davis
Henry Cartwright
Harry McCracken
John Davies
Burton Majors
Mrs. Majors
Catherine Ppner
Smith Miles Reunion Plans Held at Neshannock Falls Park
The eighth annual Smith Miles reunion is set for Saturday August 23 at Neshannock Falls Park. Officers elected include R C Smith as president Cyrus Miles as vice president Delilah Smith as treasurer Myrtle McBride as secretary W J Smith as chairman and committee members Mrs R C Smith Thomas Miles Mrs Sylvester Sayers with many others handling grounds music reporter and tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Miles
Neshannock Falls Park
R. C. Smith
Cyrus Miles
Delilah Smith
Myrtle McBride
W. J. Smith
Thomas Miles
Sylvester Sayers
Stephen McBride
E. L. Mitchell
Birthday surprise for Mrs Clarke by 25 relatives
Mrs. J. W. Clarke of 628 South Bay street received a birthday surprise from 25 relatives. A six o'clock dinner preceded a pleasant social evening during which she was presented with a fine gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Clarke
South Bay Street
Clarke
Aiken Families 15th Reunion Set for Cascade Park
The 15th annual Aiken families reunion will take place at Cascade Park on Saturday June 28. Dinner will be served in the grove at 12 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Grove
Farewell Shower for Lawheads Before Georgia Move
The W C B class of Wesley M E church hosted a farewell shower for Mr. and Mrs. Birt Lawhead of West Washington street as they depart New Castle for Georgia. Guests enjoyed lunch and expressed best wishes for a safe trip and good health. Mrs C J Baker presented a gift on behalf of the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birt Lawhead
West Washington Street
Georgia
Wesley M. E. Church
C. J. Baker
Central Presbyterian class holds Dixie Inn picnic
Members of the Teacher Training Class of the Central Presbyterian Sunday School led by Mrs. Geo W Conway attended a Monday evening picnic at Dixie Inn on Butler Road. Attending were Ruth Forrest Geraldine Fry Helen Haines Eleanor Lowery Lorena Mulholland Opal Rodgers Martha Swisher Sallie Swisher John Thompson and Clyde Davidson with Gladys Lewis as a special guest. A committee of Geraldine Fry and Martha Swisher organized the event which was described as very enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Sunday School
Geo. W. Conway
Dixie Inn
Butler Road
Ruth Forrest
Geraldine Fry
Helen Haines
Eleanor Lowery
Lorena Mulholland
Opal Rodgers
Martha Swisher
Sallie Swisher
John Thompson
Clyde Davidson
Gladys Lewis
Leonhardt Family Reunion Planned At Old Homestead
Members of the Leonhardt reunion gather Friday July 4 at the old Leonhardt homestead on Old Wurtemburg and Harlansburg road to share a picnic dinner at noon and supper at 6. Officers include president William H. Walton secretary Naomi R. Leonhardt and treasurer Norris Leigtht ner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonhardt
Charles F. Leonhardt
Wurtemburg
Harlansburg
William H. Walton
Naomi R. Leonhardt
Norris Leigthtner
Birthday honor for Miss Janet Kissinger hosted by Bowers and Ringer
Mrs. Frances J. Bowers and Mrs. E. B. Ringer of North street entertained a group Monday evening for the birthday anniversary of Miss Janet Kissinger. The guests enjoyed a pleasant evening and a delicious lunch was served at a festively set table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances J. Bowers
E. B. Ringer
North Street
Janet Kissinger
Executive board meeting of New Castle Coun cil chapter
Members of the executive board of the New Castle Chapter of the Council of Jewish Women will meet at the home of president Mrs. B. Kline 406 East Wallace avenue Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
The
Council of Jewish We
B. Kline
East Wallace Avenue
Meeting Postponed for S. L. Club in 1923
The S. L. Club gathering at Mrs. Chas. Hannon’s East Maine Street home, scheduled for Wednesday, is postponed for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L
Chas. Hannon
East
Maine Street
Bailey Anniversary Honored At Leasure Avenue Home
A fourth wedding anniversary was celebrated Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Reginald Bailey Jr on Leasure Avenue. Guests enjoyed card games and a luncheon served by Mrs Bailey with help from Mrs Georgia Sisley and Mrs Gilbert Cox. Pastel decor and small bouquets graced the event and guests presented gifts to the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Bailey Jr
Leasure Avenue
Bailey
Georgia Sisley
Gilbert Cox
Wallace Williams Marriage Announced
Mr and Mrs Edwin Williams of Hillcrest avenue announce the marriage of their son Clifford B to Dorothy Gertrude Wallace daughter of Mr and Mrs David A Wallace of Chicago NJ. The wedding was May 28 1930. The couple will reside in Akron Ohio where Clifford is auditor for Goodyear Rubber Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Williams
Hillcrest Avenue
Clifford B
Dorothy Gertrude Wallace
David A. Wallace
Chicago
Wiliams
Akron
Goodyear Rubber Company
Women’s Missionary Tea at Third United Presbyterian
The Women’s Missionary group invites all church ladies to a silver tea Wednesday from 2 to 5 p m. Crests are requested. Program includes vocal duets by Carolyn Book and Kathryn Hopper, piano solos by Mrs. Charles Harris and Margaret Leslie, readings by Edith Pattison and Mrs. John Hocker, instrumental duets by Gilbert Colnor and Elmer Gorman, plus Billy McKnight and Kathryn Newberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Church
Carolyn Book
Kathryn Hopper
Charles Harris
Edith Pattison
Gilbert Colnor
Oliver Theophilus
Elizabeth Eakin
Agnes O'Niell
Harry Thomas
Margaret Leslie Reading
John Hocker
Elmer Gorman
Billy McKnight
Kathryn Newberry
O U T Club Plans July Picnic After Saturday Meeting
The O U T Club met at Mrs. M S Hanna's home on Hart Street with 20 members present. Plans were made for a July 6 picnic. Arrangements are led by Jack Grittie Si Hanna and Albert O Loughlin. Peggy Chill and Edward Coyne won prizes in cards and pedro. A lunch was served by Mrs. Raymond and Mrs. Coyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E O. U. T Club
O. U. T. Club
M. S. Hanna
Hart Street
Jack Grittie
Si Hanna
Albert O'Loughlin
Pedro
Peggy Chill
Edward Coyne
Mrs. Raymond
Mrs. Coyne
Daughters of Lydia Hold Annual Silver Tea at Royce Home
Associate members of the Daughters of Lydia of the First Presbyterian church held their annual silver tea on a Saturday afternoon at Mrs. C. S. Royce home on East Lincoln Avenue. Committee chairmen included Mrs. Howard Mel Kirk and Mrs. William Hugus. The event offered a pleasant social hour and raised a nice sum for the organization’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
C. S. Royce
East
Lincoln Avenue
Howard Mel Kirk
William Hugus
E Z Club Picnic at Neshannock Falls
Members of the E. Z. Club hosted a Saturday evening picnic at Neshannock Falls with families as guests. Games and stunts provided amusement and a tempting dinner was served by the ladies. covers were laid for 35 guests. Special visitors included Mr. and Mrs. George Dodds and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Z. Club
Neshannock Falls
George Dodds
Clifford Black
Perry
Ruth Streble
Harry Shaffer
Evening Club Plans Picnic Dinner at Willow-Wee Cottage
Members of the Evening Club met at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Evans home where radio music and 500 games entertained guests. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. H. L. Mortimer and Mrs. Edward King, and a lunch followed. A business session set a picnic supper for July 7 at the Gardner cottage in East Brook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Club
Harry Evans
H. L. Mortimer
Edward King
Shirley
Ernest Gardner
East Brook
Willow-Wee Cottage
Community Clubs Gather for Meetings at Local Parks and Homes
The list details club activities and hostesses across New Castle area venues including Cascade Park, Rhodes Place, Evergreen Inn, and local streets. Notable groups include Jameson Aid Society, Reunited Ladies League, Rainbow Club, Circulating Book Club, Y O A Club, New Castle Hospital Club, Highland Book Club, and Theta Nu with hosts like Mrs. Davies, Mrs. McKeever, Mrs. Reed, and Mrs. Rowe coordinating events in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson Aid Society
Hospital
G. K. W. Club
Cascade Park
O. E. A. Club
Harry Davies
DuShane Street
Tureen
Dean Forrest
Smithfield Street
C. Avery
Spruce Street
Elwilda Kensington
Emma McKissick
East Washington Street
H. G. S. Card Club
W. da. Tanney
Laurel Boulevard
Rainbow Club
Normas Mc Kee
Warren Avenue
George Bryan
Ladies League
E. W. Beadel
Rhodes Place
Margaret Wilson
Park Avenue
Thomas Perrott
Norwood Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Charles McKeever
Eveready Inn
Highland Book Club
C. A Reed
Lincoln Avenue
T. Y. C. Club
Dorothy Hunter
New Wilmington
E. O. W. Club
LeRoy Martin
Albert Street
N. H. B. Kensington
Stanley Reese
Rose Avenue
The
Theta-Nu
Paul Rowe
E. Long Avenue
Ha Mayo Club Members Host Social at Reynolds Home
Ha Mayo Club members gathered Monday evening at Mrs. Merritt Reynolds home on DuShane street. Three tables were played with favors won by Mrs. Harry Davis and Mrs. Walter Jones. A menu was served by the hostess and Mrs. David Rowland. Plans were made for a picnic supper at Cascade Park on July 1 with husbands as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Reynolds
DuShane Street
Harry Davis
Walter Jones
David Rowland
Cascade Park
St Josephs 500 Club Plans Wednesday Social
The St Josephs 500 Club invites members to its regular social at 2 PM Wednesday in the club hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's 500 Club
Magee Family Reunion Set for Alameda Park
The annual reunion of the Magee families will be held at Alameda Park on Thursday June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Magee
Alameda Park
Summer Frolic at New Castle Field Club
Temple Israel Sisterhood invites the community to a Summer Frolic at the New Castle Field Club on Thursday June 26. Plans are in place for a successful, pleasant evening and a record crowd is anticipated due to wide invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Israel Sisterhood
New Castle
Arblaster Hill Wedding in Coaltown Parsonage
A quiet ceremony at the Free Methodist church parsonage in Coaltown united Rev. B. J. Hall officiating as Harry R. Hill wed Lois Arblaster with a ring ceremony. Only immediate family attended and the couple will reside on Wilmington Road after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arblaster-Hill
Free Methodist Church of
Coaltown
B. J. Hall
Harry R. Hill
Lois Arblaster
Tureen Supper and Picnic by Catholic Daughters
Members of the Catholic Daughters of America held a tureen supper and picnic on a Monday evening. Twenty five were seated at a rose centered table and enjoyed a delicious grove supper. The evening included golf for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Cascade Park
Grove
Ladies Scottish Club to Meet at Summit Street Host Home
The Ladies Scottish Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. John Kinnon on Summit Street for their regular Thursday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Scottish Club
John Kinnon
Summit St
O D 500 Club Meeting Rescheduled to Friday Evening
Members of the O. D. 500 club planned to meet Wednesday with Mrs. Russell Crane on Harrison street will now convene Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. 500 Club
Russell Crane
Harrison Street
Jefferson Street Girls Club Picnic at Cascade Park
The Jefferson Street Girls Club plans a 6:30 p.m. picnic in Cascade Park's picnic grove. Members will gather for an informal outdoor event and community fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Street Girls’ Club
Cascade Park
Religious and Fraternal Circles Events
Hoover Heights Tabernacle holds an all day meeting at Alliance Church in Sharon with Rev. R. M. Gray as speaker. Children’s meeting Friday at 9 30 am at the church. Cottage meeting Friday 7 45 pm at William Roberts home Hanna Street. Sunday school picnic Friday July 4 a basket picnic. Section D Y S B class Third United Presbyterian meets Thursday evening at Mrs Wesley Mann home Norwood Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover Heights
Third United Presbyterian Church
Wesley Mann
Norwood Avenue
Meeting of Third United Presbyterian Session and Trustees
The meeting of the session and trustees of the Third United Presbyterian Church has been continued to Wednesday evening after the prayer meeting. The board of deacons will join the gathering following the prayer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Church
Birth Announcement Signed by Local Contributor
Birth notice signed by a community writer announces the arrival of a newborn and provides the writer’s name and address for verification and publication in the local column.
Spiritualist circle to be led by Cheech of Truth in Earl Washington
The Spiritualist Cheech of Truth will host a message circle in Mc Goun Hall on Earl Washington street Wednesday at 8 PM with mediums Mrs. A. E. Guthrie and Miss M. Davis guiding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheech of Truth
McGoun Hall
Earl Washington Street
A. E. Guthrie
M. Davis
Local births announced in New Castle area
Mr and Mrs William Clinton of 1008 Wilmington avenue announce a daughter born at New Castle hospital. Mr and Mrs Frank Demos of Pearson street announce a daughter born at New Castle hospital. Mr and Mrs Anthony Conti of West Washington street extension announce a son born at New Castle hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Wilson Carr of Superior street a daughter Velma June born June 21. Mr and Mrs Peter S Grimm of R F D No 1 New Castle announce a son at Jameson Memorial hospital June 23. Mr and Mrs Lewis Southern of 714 County Line street announce a son at Jameson Memorial hospital June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clinton
Wilmington Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Frank Demos
Pearson Street
Anthony Conti
West Washington Street
Wilson Carr
Superior Street
Velma June
Peter S. Grimm
RF. D. No. 1
New Castle
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Lewis Southern
County Line Street
C. E. Picnic This Evening at Westfield Church
Lawrence County C. E. union hosts a picnic at Westfield Presbyterian Church this evening with a 7 o'clock supper. An entertainment program accompanies an elaborate meal, and members from various unions are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Lawrence County
C. E. Union
Westfield Presbyterian Church
Daughters of the King Picnic at Cascade Park
Members of the Daughters of the King of Trinity church plan an annual picnic Friday evening at Cascade Park. Dinner is in the grove at 6 30 and each person provides their own table service. The Protected Home Circle No 5 meets Wednesday at 8 in their hall to transact matters. On Wednesday July 2 the semi annual election of officers will take place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of King
Daughters of the King of Trinity Church
Cascade Park
Daughters of Union Veterans Meet at City Hall
The group will gather in the City building hall at 7 pm for business then an entertainment for members and friends followed by lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Young People and church groups hold lawn party and outing
The Young People's League hosts a lawn party at the parsonage this evening. The Missionary Society serves strawberries and ice cream at the church. Zellnople Orphan's Home and Ladies Aid plan their annual outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s League
Tussley Evernig
Missionary Society
Thurseyv
Orphan's Home
Ie Ladies Aid Society
Teen Age Builders Plan Mission Picnic Collaboration
Members of the Teen Age Builders of the City Rescue Mission met Monday evening in the mission hall and held a brief business meeting. They decided to assist with the Mission picnic slated for Thursday evening, aiming to support the event with their volunteer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Rescue Mission
Y W C A Notes Camp Committee Meeting
Camp committee members will meet at 7 30 this evening at the Y W C A building to finalize plans for Camp East Brook opening next Monday June 30. Afterward, members will inspect Camp Fast Brook. Committee members include Miss Sue Cramer Mrs Ballard Mrs John E Elliott Miss Gertrude Hoenstin Mrs Ethel Kelley Mrs Andy Kirk Miss Emily Rice Mrs K G Walter Miss Mildred Weisbaker and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp East Brook
Camp Fast Brook
Sue Cramer
Ballard
John E. Elliott
Gertrude Hoenstin
Ethel Kelley
Andy Kirk
Emily Rice
K. G. Walter
Mildred Weisbaker
Summer Recreation Club Forms at YWCA Meeting
Margaret Copson notes Pauline Gilkey chairs the group. The Summer Recreation Club convened at the YWCA on Monday after its initial organization meeting on the first Thursday afternoon. The club welcomes any New Castle woman aged 16 or older.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer Recreation Club
New Castle
Dr Green Heads to Columbus for National Education Meet
Dr C C Green superintendent of schools will depart New Castle Sunday morning for Columbus Ohio to attend the National Educational Association convention. He also serves as vice president of the Pennsylvania State Educational Association and represents the state in the national gathering this year. A recent official estimate places hotel investment in Switzerland at nearly 300 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Green
New Castle
Columbus
National Educational Association
Switzerland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Inis
Aiken
Jewish Council
S. L. Club
Gerson
Jack Gersun
Jeweler
N. Mercer St. Penn
Wallace-Williams
E. Z. Club News
E. M. McCreary
Monroe St
BELL
Stanton
Stanton Vitality Food
Axe
Brenneman
Washington St
St. Joseph’s 500 Club
Helen Strobel
Ellsworth Ave
O. D
Jefferson Club
Church Conference
McCall
Higgins Bros
Panama
Ivoire
Part
Central
Pr ‘Etorian Church
John Atkinson
Emerson Avenue
Metzler
Robert Mackie
Sherwin-Williams
E. North St
P. H.C. No
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Uality Furniture
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Lakewood
Margaret Copson
Pauline Gilkey
Dr. Green
Boys’ Work
William A. Thomas
Scioto
Y. Building
Mr. Thomas
Association
Slippery Rock
Bethlehem Bible Class
Second Baptist Church
Ernest Rankin
North Shenango Street
Sieland Ais - Ichs
Mather Bros. Co
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