Payne couple arrives in New Castle after Coast Guard service
William Payne BM-2c US Coast Guard and his bride Katheryn Columbus of Columbus Ohio arrived in New Castle to visit his parents at 317 Shaw Street. They wed January 2 1943 in Tacoma Washington and will next port to Oakland California after 14 months in the South Pacific. A purse shower and grange gathering honored Willis McCurley and his bride at Firestone Park with a steak fry and buffet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Payne
Wre- Calif
Holschuh
Highland Street
Columbus
Rainbow Dance at Rainbow Terrace Unites Youth Crowd
An annual summer dance by the Order of the Rainbow drew a smaller crowd due to service deployments and travel limits. Cool weather guided the evening at Cascade Park where a lively orchestra provided the music for young attendees in uniform and civilian dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Rainbow
Rainbow Terrace
Cascade Park
Penney Employees Honor Bride Elect Frances Bleakley
J C Penney employees held a 7 PM dinner party at a tea room to honor Frances Bleakley bride elect. Howard Martin presented a gift, then guests surprised her at Mrs. Harry Helmick’s Wallace avenue home with home gifts and light refreshments followed by diversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Bleakley
J. C. Penney Company
Howard Martin
Harry Helmick
Wallace Avenue
Louise D'Amato
Dollie Anthony
Eleanor Cox
USO Continen Serves 400 at Center in Wartime Effort
Local women and USO volunteers run the center serving lunches June 17 to 23. Names listed include Mrs Thornton Allen and Mrs Jack Conn among many others. About 400 people were served with donations from the community supporting workers and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Thornton Allen
James Bradford
Jack Conn
M. Davis
W. B. Kilner
Frank Hanna
Ww. A. Hammond
Ts. Martin
Frank Manoney
Bert McKibben
Harry McKee
Mary McCoy
Joseph Mirow
A. Navarra
W. J. Stevenson
Dallas Thompson
J. C. Wimer
Helen Hurst
Mary Lou Mahoney
Ann Hitchen
USO Center
Ed. Chapman
G. Reardon
Corinne Davis
Bessemer Woman's Club
Ladies of the Moose
Mrs V Parrott Honored at Surprise Shower
Mrs Victor Bud Sarah Thompson was surprised Friday night when 16 friends gathered at her M. Jackson Road home for a bridal shower. Prizes went to Mrs Wayne Thompson Miss Evelyn Purdy Mrs Howard Baer and Mrs Howard Kennedy. Lunch was provided by hostesses Mrs A Tindall and Mrs Forbie Pitzer Jr aided by Miss Helen Williams. Special guests included Mrs Dick Thompson mother of the bride and Mag Ee Saiter mother of the bridegroom Parrott nee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Bud
Sarah Thompson
M. Jackson Road
Wayne Thompson
Evelyn Purdy
Howard Baer
Howard Kennedy
Juanita Club Holds Informal Assembly At Home
Mrs. Roy Beals of Neshannock Boulevard hosted a Friday evening gathering for Juanita club members with cards as the pastime. Defense Stamp prizes went to Mrs. L A. Weygant, Mrs. G. W. Anderson and Mrs. Wilbur Sloan. Special guest Miss Eleanor Sloan attended and was served a collation. The group will meet Friday July 14 with Mrs. John Black on Wilmington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Beals
Neshannock Boulevard
Juanita Club
L A. Weygant
G. W. Anderson
Wilbur Sloan
Eleanor Sloan
Wyyant
John Black
Wilmington Avenue
Third U P Church Section F Meets At Mrs Miller Home
Members of Section F of the Y P B class of the Third U P church met at Mrs Bertha Miller Street on Thursday evening. Mrs Elmer McCon presided and led the devotional hour. Lunch was served and plans were made to meet again on July 6 with Mrs Carrie Lines at Warren Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P. Church
Bertha Miller
Elmer McCon
Business Derahy
Carrie Lines
Warren Avene
Third Term 500 Club Hosts Dinner and Games
Third Term 500 club members met at the home of Mrs Grace Ferrell on Sampson street for a noon gathering. A full course dinner was served at 1 pm with Charlotte Breed assisting. After dinner, playing 500 produced high scores for Mrs Sadie Rieder and Mrs Blodwin Davies. Mrs Fanny Sense won the door prize. Special guests and plans for a breakfast code Park on Thursday July 13 were noted, with Mrs Margaret Hartman to entertain on Crawford avenue July 20 and a Cas- picnic planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ferrell
Sampson Street
Charlotte Breed
Sadie Reider
Blod- Win Davies
Fanny Sense
Rieder
Margaret Hartman
Crawford Avenue
Miss Breed
Cas
Birthday Party Honors Virginia Lee Bryson at Bartram Avenue
Mrs. Joan Pp. McClurg hosted a birthday party for her daughter Virginia Lee Bryson celebrating her 19th birthday anniversary. A large group attended with dancing and prize drawings won by Mrs. Robert Bryson and Mrs Hale. Special guests Dorothy and Olive Jean Hale attended before moving to Youngstown next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Pp. McClurg
Bartram Avenue
Virginia Lee Bryson
Barnes
Robert Bryson
Hale
Dorothy
Olive Jean Hale
Youngstown
Hronoree
Macon Bridge Club Hosts Dinner Then Plays Prizes
The Macon Bridge Club met at Mrs. Lucy Covert’s home on Youngs Own Road Priday for a 6 o'clock chicken dinner. Bridge followed with prizes going to Mrs. Henry Sipes and Mrs. Oscar Saul. The galloper was won by Mrs. George Hoagland Mrs. John James Detroit Michigan Carol Lloyd Pittsburgh and Mrs. William Woods hostess’s mother as guests. In two weeks Mrs Carl Gaston Raymond Street will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon Bridge Club
Lucy Covert
Youngs
Henry Sipes
Oscar Saul
George Hoagland
John James
Detroit
Mich
Carol Lloyd
Pittsburgh
William Woods
Quest
Carl Gaston
Raymond Street
Cathedral Chapter Matron Hosts Garden Party for Members
Mrs. Nell Hewitt of Cathedral Chapter No 440 Eastern Star hosted officers and trustees at her Neshan hock boulevard home. The garden party featured a full course dinner at 6 o clock on the lawn and an informal program. Special guest Mrs. Estella Weddell, district deputy grand matron of District 2-B, attended. The SYCUPD was invited to a similar event at Mrs. Pearl Thayer's Lincoln avenue home on Thursday July 20, with hostesses Mrs. Margaret Pritchard and Mrs. Leora Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Hewitt
Cathedral
Order of the Eastern Star
Neshanhock Boulevard
Estella Weddell
District 2
Sycupd
Pearl Thayer
Lincoln Avenue
Margaret Pritchard
Leora Walters
Service Star Head Honored At Dinner
Mrs. E. J. Suber hosted a dinner at 409 Bell avenue to honor national Service Star Legion president Mrs Anna Matthews. Assisting were Mrs Minnie Nicholson and others as delegates arrived and Nicholson was installed by the president. The Starettes of the West provided guitar and songs followed by lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Suber
Bell Avenue
Service Star Legion
Anna Matthews
Minnie Nicholson
Gold Star
Legion
Matthews
Nicholson
Starettes of the
Mary Nicholson
Edna Dinsmore
PSS
C R C Club Meets Honor Mrs Tindall
The C R C club gathered at Mrs Ellis Howard’s Cedar Street home Thursday evening with co hostess Mrs William Casto. Prizes went to Mrs Forbie Pitzer Jr Mrs Dale Tindall and Mrs Charles McCoye. A special guest was Mrs William Howard Lynch. Next meeting plans with Mrs Blaine Farrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Howard
Cedar Street
William Casto
C. R. C. Club
Forbie Pitzer
Dale Tindall
Charles McCoye
William Howard
Lynch
Glen Tindall
Maryland
Blaine Farrer
Jackson
Tin
Mrs James Cowmeadow Honored At Local Tea Party
Miss Alice Robinson hosted a Thursday evening tea in honor of Mrs James Cowmeadow nee Leona Kaufman a recent bride The guest list featured card table games with prize winners Miss Kaufman and Mrs James Enng capturing honor prizes Lunch followed with seasonal decor Special guests included Mrs Gerald McCoy and Mrs Ethel Lewis as hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Robinon
James Cowmeadow
Leona Kaufman
Miss Kaufman
James Enng
Gerald McCoy
Ethel Lewis
Daniel Leasure Auxiliary Dinner Meeting
Members of the Daniel Leasure auxiliary will meet Monday evening at Mrs A L Whitacre’s home on East Washington Street for a six o’clock tureen dinner. A special supper will be provided for husbands and guests on this occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Leasure
A. L Whitacre
Washington Street
First Congregational FH C Class Meets at Home
The FH C Class of the First Congregational church gathered at Mrs. Charles Edmunds home on North Jefferson Street with Miss Louise Mann in charge. A social period followed with door prize won by Mrs. Jack Jones and lunch served by Mrs. Edmunds' daughter and Mrs. Magill. Next meeting a wiener roast at Gaston Park on Thursday July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H.C
First Congregational Church
Charles Edmunds
North
Jefferson — Street
Louise Mann
Jack Jones
Pegey
Russell Magill
Gaston Park
D D D Club Meets In Home Of Mrs Rae
The D D D club held a regular meeting Thursday evening at Mrs James Rae's Edge Wood Avenue home. Prizes were awarded to Dan, Mrs Bert Jester, and others. lunch served by Mrs John F ing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. D. Club
D P Dd Club
James Rae
Edge Wood Avenue
Dan
Ert
Jester
John F. Ing
Robert Jester
Ralph Dixon
Tracan al- Sam 'Ray
Rob
Thompson Aid
Personal Notices Highlight Local Visitors and Operations
Local notices list Thomas McCormick Sr visiting sister in Lincoln avenue and Mrs Elizabeth Kimmel traveling to Texas to visit family. Several residents return home from New York City and Fort Monmouth after visits, and others move or recover from medical procedures at Jameson Memorial hospital. World War One veteran Jesse Boak is hospitalized in Pittsburgh for treatment as his condition remains critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McCormick, Sr
Gary Ind
David Valiensi
Lincoln Avenue
Elizabeth Kimmel
Street
Tex
Court Brownwood
Jean Clecanski
C. E. Crevensten
Hamilton Street
New York City
Fort Monmouth
Mary Edmunds
Wallace Avenue
Warren
Mary Davies
David Weir
City
W. G. Nunn
Ard Miller
Erie
Rich
Russell H. Shields
Shirley
West Laurel Avenue
Edgewood Avenue
Clair DeMattio
East Friendship Street
Ney Castle Hospital
Donna Elaine Ray
H. B. Ray
Fast Washington Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Elaine Joyce
Fast
Jameson
Carol
Donna Washington
Memorial Hospital
Thomas McCormick, Jr
Hazel Street
Gary, Ind
Pittsburgh
Allegheny Airport
Jesse Boak
North Bay Street
Allegheny General Hospital
Darlene Heflick
Tonawanda
Pee Poreinger
Beckford Street
June Grant
Towanada
East Brook WoTy Membership Tea Highlights Child's Rights
Members of the East Brook WoTy hosted a membership tea at First Brook WwW with Rev Olive W. Hurst of the First Baptist Church as speaker on Child's Rights. He urged parental duty in training and education while Rev Homer K. Miller praised his mother's influence. About thirty people attended and a social period followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Snodgrass
First Brook
Olive
W. Hurst
First Baptist Church
Homer K. Miller
Hugh Snoderass
Hannah Morrow
S. A. Black
J. A. Young
Religious Meetings Schedule and Home Service Note
St Johns Lutheran holds Monday 8 pm church school at the Parsonage 429 East Winter Ave. Simon Bible Class meets Wednesday 8 pm at 408 East Meyer Ave. First Congregational hosts a special Constatitional meeting after 7:30 pm service. Clifford Ryan Bible class plans Sunday 2 45 pm service at Lawrence County Home on Ellwood City road with special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Lutheran
Church School Association
East Winter Avenue
Simon
Charles Drake
East Meyer Avenue
County Home
Clifford Ryan
Lawrence County
Ellwood City Road
Births listed for multiple families in New Castle area
Notices announce births on June 24 at New Castle hospital for a Pacelloi daughter and a Kibler daughter. Additional entries cite a Nord Bessemer daughter and a Jameson Memorial patient named Anthony, with various parents and dates in Hillsville New Galilee and Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venanzio Pacelloi
Hillsville
New Castle Hospital
Glenn Kibler
New Galilee
Annechennj
Memorial Hospital
Lester Nord Bessemer
Jameson Memorial
Community Meeting at Mrs Ken Home in Youngstown Road
Members of the Scotland Ww chapter will meet at the home of Mrs H J Ken on Youngstown road on Monday June 26. Mrs Jennie Phillips will lead the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
U. Scotland
Than
H. J. Ken
Youngstown
Jennie Phillips
New Castle Air Gunner Participates in Invasion Raids
Technical Sergeant Abdo Albert of New Castle Pennsylvania served as radar gunner on a Marauder bomber in Europe. He helped bomb a French bridgehead on the coast of France at 3 000 feet and later saw French farmhouses and residents cheering from their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Air
Abdo Albert
Cunningham Avenue
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Grandstand
Europe
Albert
Bunner
France
Happy Homemakers Meet at Ma Home of Willa George
The Happy Homemakers of Ma met at Willa George's home on Wednesday morning May 21 at 9 30. Reta Mae Campbell presided. Angeline Ambrosia, Sara McCreary, and Willa Googe displayed flower arrangements judged by Miss Simpson who offered arranging tips. Readings included 4 H camp reports by Reta Mae Campbell, Emma Grace Kulm, Angeline Ambrosia, plus a courtesy bed making demo by Lois Straite tion. Hostess hosted light refreshments and lawn games led by Wella Googe. The group planned to meet May 30 at 1 29 p.m. at Camp Dell girls home for a demo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning
Willa George
Reta Mae Campbell
Angeline Ambrosia
Sara McCreary
Willa Googe
Miss Simpson
Emma Grace Kulm
Lois Straite] Tion
Wella Googe
Camp Dell
Cheerio
Rose Point 4 H Club Meeting Notes
The Rose Point 4 H club met Friday at the Boyd Stucler home with Jean Spencer presiding. Louise Harland was elected secretary and a song session followed led by Martha Martin. Reports on camp and health talks were given by several members. The next meeting will be at Jean Spencer's home on July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Point
Friat
Boyd Stucler
Jean Spencer
Martha Martin
Louise Harland
Joan Armstrong
Ann Warsing
Shirley Stoner
Doris Watt
Stutler
Arm Strong
Forbes
Four-H Club Meetings Schedule Across Towns
Four-H Girls Club announces meetings from June 26 to 30 across Rich Hill Washington township Plain Grove Walmo New Wilmington Princeton New Bedford Mahoning and adjacent areas. Activities include Junior Miss Club 4-H at Hickory Heights School Walmo School Big Beaver Picnic and home meetings led by Ann McCreary Rosalie Umstead Donna Neely Betsy Silman Ada Majors Mary Grunenwald Beta Ang Pege Jo Campbell among others. Next week repeats at 9 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann McCreary
Rich Hill
Rosalie Umstead
Washington Township
Hickory Heights
Plain Grove
Donna Neely
Walmo
Big Beaver
McAnilis School
Joan McChesney
New Wilmington
Betsy Silman
Princeton
Betty
Ada Majors
New Bedford
Mary Grunenwald
Mahoning
Beta Ang Pege
Jo Campbell
Legion membership tops 190000 in Pennsylvania
Commander Clare B. Book announces the American Legion has surpassed 190000 members in Pennsylvania in a message through Department Adjutant Edward A. Linsky, marking the largest state membership in the organization’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare B. Book
Perry S. Gaston
American Legion
Edward A Linsky
Pennsylvania
West Side Children Exhibit Pets at Playground Parade
Children brought dogs cats rabbits a gold fish a clam and more to the West Side Playground event. Prizes went to Williams McCart Anthony Vendiliis and others for categories like cutest smartest and best behaved pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Aer
Helen Haynes
Barleen Strehjer
Dan Bruswick
Joehua Massary
Il] Williams
Bud McCart
McAnallen
Anthonony Veni
Patricia Kearns
Jack Kennedy
Joseph Knoll
Ruth Williams
Sam Gaano
Sam Napadano
Jon
McClanshan
Bert Aubel
Chet
Snirley
Anskis
Thomas Crissne
Anthony Vendiliis
Gene Melivaine
Wee Side
Bar Association Of State Names Officers For Year
The Bar Association Of State elected J Paul Acelee to be president succeeding William Clarke Mason at the 49th annual session in Atlantic City New Jersey. New officers include John G Buchanan as vice president John Mel Smith as secretary and Barbara Lutz as executive secretary. Harold R Prowell was named chairman of the Minor Bar section with zonal director duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
George W Maxey
Supreme Course of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Bar
Maxey
J. Paul Acelee
West Chester
William Clarke Mason
Philadelphia
John G Buchanan
Pittsburgh
John Mel Smith
Harrisburg
Barbara Lutz
Charles F. Arensberg
Harold R. Prowell
Toll of Tornado Grows In Illinois
Freeport Illinois June 24 Deputy Sheriff Kenneth Adams 34 died as toll rises from a tornado that ripped through Lafayette county Wisconsin and Stephenson county Illinois. The storm injured 60 and caused about 1 000 000 dollars in property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Ill
INS
Kenneth Adams
Lafayette County
Wisconsin
Stephenson County
Illinois
Two Die as Army Training Plane Crashes Near Norristown
In Washington Square near Norristown a military training plane crashed killing two men. 15-year-old Marvin Aaron of Philadelphia died from injuries after traveling as a passenger. Lt. Clarence Russe, pilot, died instantly in the field. June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown Pe Insi
Wasiington Square
Norristown
Marvin Aaron
Philadelphia
Clarence Russe
Norristown Civil Air Patrol
Aaron
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WM. Payne
Bride
Marie Beatty
Willis McCurley
Garnet McAnlis
Ray Edwards
Jane Hamilton
Florence Walker
Wanda McCullough
Penney
USO Conteen
V. Parrott
Lakewood Beach
Jack Shepp
John V. McClelland
N. Mill St
Linger Light
of Servicemen’s
Vara Ap Aplometrist Associates
Washington St
C.R.C. Club
Tindall
J. Cowmeadow
Jameson-Shenango
Ministers Wives
Victory Ten
Clyde Ec. Thompson
Mt Pleasant. Mich
Mrs
Charlies
Wilson
Laurel Boulevard
East Brook WoTy
First Congregational
Grange News
Young People's Party
Young People of
Will
Lawrence County Oranges
Willard Hall
Grange
Happy Homemakers
Rose Point Club
Lawrence Bottling and Mfg. Co
S. Beaver St
New Castle, Pa
Wharles “Lumley
Bar Association of State
Hollywood
Westmore
Strauss-Hirshberg
C J
Triangle
U.S
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