Section Two Gather for Montgomery Home Meeting
Members of Section Two of the First Christian church met at Mrs. W. H. Montgomery's home in Walma. A short business session planned a Cascade Park picnic for Wednesday July 29. Luncheon was served on the lawn. Guests included Miss Peggy Clarke and Miss Martha Holbrook. The July 29 picnic substitutes the next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
W. H. Montgomery
Walma
Cascade Park
Montgomery
Peggy Clarke
Martha Holbrook
December bride given afternoon shower in Frankfort
Yesterday an afternoon party honored Mrs. Edmond Hilliard née Violet Gardner who wed December 5. Held at the home of Mrs. Charles Gardner on Richelieu Avenue the event ran from 1 to 5 with 25 guests. Gifts for the new home on West Washington Street were presented as garden flowers decorated the rooms. Lunch followed with Mrs. Charles Gardner assisted by several relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Hilliard
Violet Gardner
Charles Gardner
William Clements
Richelieu Avenue
West
Washington Street
Julia Clements
H. B. McConnell
Lawrence Martin
Ray Hilliard
Recital by Miss Sankey’s pupils on North Jefferson Street
A Wednesday evening recital at Miss Dorothy Sankey’s residence featured piano solos by Lowell Leonhardt Susanne Smith Mary Louise Ward Marjorie Pascoe Mary Elizabeth Vaughn Jane Dietterle and Mary Lou Emery A reading by Mary Elizabeth Vaughn a duet by Marjorie Pascoe and Jane Dietterle a trio by Elizabeth Vaughn Mary Louise Ward and Mary Lou Emery and a vocal piece by Susanne Smith Refreshments were served to guests and participants by Miss Sankey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Sankey
North Jefferson Street
Lowell Leonhardt
Susanne Smith
Mary Louise Ward
Marjorie Pascoe
Mary Elizabeth Vaughn
Jane Dietterle
Mary Lou Emery
Elizabeth Vaughn
Miss Sankey
Marriage Announcement Miss Jeanette Klein and Nathan Stalin
Announcement of the marriage between Miss Jeanette Klein and Nathan Stalin. The couple wed Sunday afternoon June 21 in the study of Rabbi Shapiro in Pittsburgh. Only immediate family attended. a dinner followed at the bride’s home. Stalin works as assistant manager of the shoe department at Neisner's. they will live in Allen apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Klein
Benjamin Klein
Shady Avenue
Pittsburgh
Nathan Stalin
I. Stalin
McKees Rocks
Rabbi Shapiro
Stalin
Neisner’s
Mrs. Stalin
Allen Apartments
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Doris Lennig at Home
Doris Lennig celebrated her 14th birthday with a surprise party hosted by her mother Mrs. C R Lennig at 910 Temple Avenue. Guests enjoyed games and a luncheon with green and yellow color schemes. door prizes were won by Beryl Morgan and Jack Steinbrink. assistants included Mrs W J Lennig and Mrs C H Irwin. the honoree received many lovely gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Lennig
C. R. Lennig
Temple Avenue
Beryl Morgan
Jack Steinbrink
Baker families host dinner guests at Princeton area home
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Baker and son Patterson of Ellwood road along with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Baker of near Wampum were Monday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Copper and family near Princeton. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. George Jones of Beaver and Mr. and Mrs. John Barber of Homewood who stopped in recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Baker
Patterson
Ellwood Road
J. A. Baker
Wampum
Ralph M. Copper
Princeton
Copper Home
George Jones
Beaver
John Barber
Homewood
Y M W Club Girls Entertained in Edgewood Home
Pleasing hospitality marked a Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Donald Kay on Edgewood avenue where the Y M W club girls gathered. A brief business session preceded card playing with Mrs. Muriel Magee winning the favor. Mrs. Kay provided a lunch. Mrs. William Mort extended an invitation to her Hemlock street home for Wednesday July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. W. Club
Donald Kay
Edgewood Avenue
Muriel Magee
Kay
William Mort
Hemlock Street
D W T Club Members Planned cordial Friday Event
Members of the D W T club will be entertained Friday evening in the home of Mrs. W R Hanna on Edgewood avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. T. Club
Mrs Felasco Hosts Semper Fidelis Members Tonight
Mrs Marie Felasco of Huron Avenue will host Semper Fidelis club members at her home this evening as part of a neighborhood gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Felasco
Huron Avenue
Sewing Circle Hosts Anniversary and Social Events
Members of the 1936 Sewing Circle gathered at Mrs. Anthony Peluso's home on Blunston Avenue for an anniversary party honoring Mrs. Lois Ross. The club awarded her an electric toaster and gave prizes for needlework, with a menu and sweet peas on display. Aide helpers included Mrs. Addison Cugini and Mrs. Joseph Cugini. A future July 9 gathering will host a handkerchief shower for Mrs. Raymond Peluso at Mrs. Victor Colella’s home, and July 16 features an evening party in Orr's Hall with husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Peluso
Blunston Avenue
Lois Ross
Andrew Angelo
Anthony Colella
Ross
Addison Cugini
Joseph Cugini
Victor Colella
Pollock Avenue
Raymond Peluso
Orr's Hall
Brest Family Reunion Returns to Cascade Park
The 52nd Brest family reunion gathered Wednesday at Cascade Park with 65 relatives from New Castle Franklin Greenville Mercer Sharon Sharpsville and Clarksville. A noon dinner followed by a program of sports and social chat and a picnic supper concluded the day. Officers for next year are President Henry Soliday Sharpsville vice president James Winner Clarksville and secretary treasurer Mrs J H Wigton New Castle in her 15th term. The 1937 reunion will be the third Wednesday in June at Buhl Park Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
Cascade Park
New Castle
Franklin
Greenville
Mercer
Sharon
Sharpsville
Clarksville
Henry Soliday
James Winner
J. H. Wigton
Boyer Family Reunion Held at Ewing Park Ellwood City
Descendants of Jacob and Margaret Boyer gathered for the second annual reunion at Ewing Park Ellwood City on Saturday June 20. Dinner for 25 guests was served by chairwoman Mrs Herbert Hazen and aides. A business meeting elected officers led by President John Hazen and set the 1937 reunion for the third Saturday in June at the same site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Margaret Boyer
Ewing Park
Ellwood City
Herbert Hazen
William Boyer
John Hazen
Charles McFarland
Everett Taylor
Alice Scheidemantle
Margaret Syling
Sara Hazen
Warnock Reunion Held Wednesday at Weingartner Home
Descendants of James and Hugh Warnock gathered on Butler road Wednesday afternoon for their annual reunion. About 85 guests joined a 6 30 dinner. James and Hugh Warnock were Shenango township pioneers who came from County Down Ireland in 1793. Officers for the coming year elected: President George T. Weingartner, Vice President Joseph T. Grantley, Secretary Laura Warnock, Treasurer David Warnock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Weingartner
Butler Road
James
Hugh Warnock
United States
County Down
Ireland
New Castle
Del
Shenango Township
Joseph T. Grantley
Rochester
Laura Warnock
David Warnock
Sunday School Officers Elected After Picnic at Neshannock
Mrs Singer's class at St Pauls Lutheran held a picnic at Cypher's cottage by the Neshannock river with swimming and mushball. Officers chosen for the coming year are President Mrs Mary McClain Secretary Mrs Ann Calderwood and Treasurer Miss Elizabeth Schmidt. Next meeting set for July 2.
A. G. P. club meets at Mrs. McWilliams home
Members gathered at Mrs. James McWilliams on Laurel Boulevard for a regular business and social meeting. They played 500 with Mrs. Tillie Hartman winning high score. The next meeting is planned for two weeks with a location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. P. Club
James McWilliams
Laurel Boulevard
Sunday School Breakfast at Cascade Park
Mrs. J. C. Pherson hosted the First M. E. church class at Cascade Park. Thirteen members and guests attended including Mrs. J. K. Gilliland Virginia McBride Ruth Reynolds Lesbia Cleal Elizabeth Mosely and Doris Gillette. The group spent the rest of the morning rambling about the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Pherson
M. E. Church
Cascade Park
J. K. Gilliland
Virginia McBride
Ruth Reynolds
Lesbia Cleal
Elizabeth Mosely
Doris Gillette
Community groups and folks listed for dances and socials
Kumfy Klub and several societies including Rainbow Order for Girls and Ladies of U C T host events with co hosts and benefitting clubs. Notables include Mrs Ora Muse Mrs S E Nes Sle and Mrs J A Wright with venues on East Washington Street Walnut Street and DuShane Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kumfy Klub
Carl McCreary
Martin Street
W. R. Hanna
Edgewood Avenue
Rainbow Order For Girls
Cathedral
S. E. Nes
Wallace Avenue
Ora Muse
Wade Mecum
J. A. Wright
East Washington Street
Hi-Lo Bridge
Ann Wadding
East Street
D. E. Sturdevant
Waldo Street
Butler
George Wagner
DuShane Street
Ella Fulkerson
Walnut Street
Local Club Social At Smith Field Street Home
Dorothy Krueger hosted the B. N. Y. club Wednesday evening with games and plans for a forthcoming play. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for July 8 at the home of Zada and Grace Wadlinger on Bluff Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Krueger
Smithfield Street
Zada
Grace Wadlinger
Bluff Street
Graham Family Reunion Planned Near Harlansburg Pa
At Rock Springs Park east of Harlansburg Pennsylvania the Graham family holds its annual reunion on Saturday July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs Park
Harlansburg
Graham
R and R Club Meets at Pennsylvania Avenue Home
Mrs. Paul Beynon hosted a Wednesday evening gathering of the R and R club in her Pennsylvania avenue residence. Mrs. Jesse Wilson won the card game and received a set of delicate hankies for her birthday while visitor Miss Cuba assisted at luncheon. The next meeting is set for July 8 at Mrs. Dean For rest's home on Lee avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Beynon
R. and
R. Club
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jesse Wilson
Miss Cuba
Dean Forrest
Lee Avenue
Annual Ligo reunion set for July 4 at Ligo home
The annual Ligo reunion will be held July 4 at the home of 8 S. W. Ligo in Coolspring township Mercer County. Dinner will be served at noon and a large crowd with well filled baskets is expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligo
S. W. Ligo
Coolspring Township
Mercer County
Kensington Event at Weller Home in Kensington
Kensington members gathered yesterday at the home of Mrs. Paul D. Weller on Clenmore boulevard for a social afternoon of games and conversation. About 20 guests enjoyed a luncheon prepared by the hostess and aides, with plans for the next meeting on Tuesday July 7 at Walmo with Mrs. Frank Haydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Paul D. Weller
Clenmore Boulevard
W. D. Stewart
Marie Campbell
Harry Remley
W.H. Williams
Frank Haydon
Walmo
Friendship club meets at Mrs LaScola's home
Friendship club members were entertained at Mrs Paul LaScola's Mulberry street home Wednesday evening with informal time and card games. In two weeks Mrs Philip LaScola of Randolph street will host the women at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Paul LaScola
Mulberry Street
Philip LaScola
Randolph Street
Elizabeth Littier Hosts N N Club Evening
Elizabeth Littier of Jackson Avenue hosted a recent N. and N. club gathering for eight associates with luncheon and informal evening. Garden flowers provided decorations. Helen Lamarco of Cherry Street will entertain on July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Littier
Jackson Avenue
Helen Lamarco
Cherry Street
Births Announcement Policy Notes
Notices must be signed with the writer's name and address and include the physician's name to appear in this column.
Twins Born to Mr and Mrs Lusk at Summit Street
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Lusk announce the arrival of twin daughters at 1015 Summit Street on Tuesday June 23. Also, a son named Harold William Craven was born to Mr and Mrs Charles H Craven of Wampum R D 1 on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Lusk
Summit Street
Charles H. Craven
Wampum R. D. 1
Harold William Craven
Townsend Club Unit 2 Meeting Tonight
New Castle Townsend club unit 2 holds a meeting this evening at 8 o clock at 1211 South Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Townsend Club
South Mill St
Nazarene Young People to Hold Monthly Meeting at Church
Nazarene Young People's Missionary Society schedules a 7 30 PM monthly church meeting. Eliza Winans McBride Tent No 20 to meet Friday evening June 26 in Clendenin hall at 7 45 PM for regular session with bingo and cards after routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazarene Young People
Nazarene Young People's Missionary Society
Eliza Winans McBride
Clendenin Hall
S. U. V. Auxiliary Meeting Postponed Until July 22
The Oscar L. Jackson Camp 249 Sons of Union Veterans auxiliary met Wednesday at 8 PM in Modern Woodmen's hall Washington street. The planned picnic is postponed to a future date. Next meeting is July 22 with no meeting on the second Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. U. V. Auxiliary
Sons of Union Veterans
Oscar L. Jackson
Woodmen’s Hall
Washington Street
Mission Bible Study on India at C M A Church
Tonight at 7:30 in Pearson street Christian and Missionary Alliance church Miss Della Collins will teach a monthly mission Bible study on India. Friday cottage prayer at 734 Brooklyn avenue led by Walter Cunningham with a youth service in the church at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Pearson Street
Della Collins
John Balint
Brooklyn Avenue
Walter Cunningham
Missionary Society Plans Friday Meeting at Primitive Methodist
The Women’s Missionary society will gather the entire congregation Friday at 7 45 pm in the Sunday school room of the Primitive Methodist church. Rev J Albert Tinker will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women’s Missionary Society
Primitive Methodist Church
J. Albert Tinker
Sunrise program and picnic announced by Square Circle
A Sunrise program will be held at Cascade Park on Sunday morning June 28 at 4 30 a m by the Square Circle. The annual club picnic is set for Cascade Park at 6 30 p m on Thursday July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
The
Square Circle
Al Smith Holds Private Family Convention in Southampton
Former Governor Alfred E Smith decides not to attend the Democratic national convention in Philadelphia and hosts a personal gathering with his wife and grandchildren at an inn in Southampton. He will stay through Monday while reports swirl of a possible surprise appearance to urge delegates to repudiate President Roosevelt's leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Southampton
N. Y
Philadelphia
Alfred E Smith
Smith
New York
Roosevelt
Flood Control Plank Favored
State Sen. W B Rodgers said Democratic resolutions committee in Philadelphia will include a strong flood control plank in the party platform. Republican program at Cleveland already endorses a national flood control plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
W. B. Rodgers
Tri-State Authority
Citizens Flood Control Committee
Resolutions Committee
Democratic Party
Philadelphia
Republican Party
Cleveland
Communists Urge Defeat of Landon at First Public Convention
At the Communist party's second session of its first public convention in New York, General Secretary Earl Browder urged members to oppose Governor Alfred Landon and back Communist or Farmer-Labor candidates. Browder called Roosevelt the lesser evil and criticized the New Deal while predicting Farmer-Labor power in 1940. William Z Foster also denounced the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Communist Party Today
Alfred M. Landon
Earl Browder
Wichita,rian
Roosevelt
Browder
Farmer-Labor
Farmer-Labor Party
William Z. Foster
Supreme Court
Breath relief for the merchant amid farmer crop failures
The remark notes the hardship in rural commerce when farmers fail to harvest a crop, highlighting the systemic strain on merchants who depend on agricultural success. It frames relief as scarce for those facing bankruptcies tied to farm downturns.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Margaret Whieldon
Martha Bigley
Margaret Hammond
Bessie Coates Pitzer
Whieldon
Anne Harris
Mongomery Home
Ken Francis
Isle of Blue Orchestra
Young Progressives
Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Dorothy Lee
Miriam Hopkins
Joel McCrea
Fay Wray
Roger Pryor
Joan Perry
Flash Gordon
Semper Fidelis Club
Crescent Mahoningtown
George Brent
Ann Rutherford
Victor McLaglen
Sewing Circle
Boyer
Warnock
B. N. Y. Club
Ligo Reunion
Weller
N. and
N. Club
Alliance Church
Primitive Methodist
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Sally Eilers
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Jack Holt
M.G M
Youngstown, Ohio
IP Swank
Palm
Frances Langford
Sir Guy Standing
Edgar Kennedy
East Washington St
W. C. Fields
al Smith
London
Santan
Ann Rutherford Smiley Burnette
Republic Picture
Elissa Landi
Kent Taylor
Paul Cavanagh
FR i
Francis
Cis Drake
Harry
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Warner Bros
First National Picture
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Mia Pane
Barton Maclane
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