Walter Tewell Farewell Dinner Before Hershey Trip
The Shenango Pottery Printing department honored Walter E. Tewell with a farewell party in the plant dining room. He will depart July 5 for Hershey Pennsylvania to begin a four month course in police duties. George Liversage presented a Gladstone bag and other gifts on behalf of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Pottery
Walter E. Tewell
Hershey
George Liversage
Mr. Tewell
Julia Marino
Lea McGaffie
Dorothy Bird
Martha Cocaluca
Helen Shorneck
Bertha Kmiotek
Peg Lutz
Tewell
Hershey, Pa
Whyle-Away Club Afternoon Guests Enjoy Dessert-Bridge
A prettily appointed 1 o'clock dessert-bridge event was held at Mrs. G. S. Jenkins home with Whyle Away Bridge club associates as guests. Mrs. David Fisher Mrs. E. Fehl and Mrs. Joseph Leyde won awards. the galloping trophy went to Mrs. Jenkins. Next gathering set for July 9 at Mrs. Fisher’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Jenkins
Junior High Street
Whyle-Away
J. J. Hennicheck
David Fisher
E. H. Fehl
Joseph B. Leyde
Young Street
Mother and Daughter Depart for Europe on Wales Visit
Mrs. T. G. Williams and daughter Gwyneth of Chicago Illinois left after a dinner party at Mr and Mrs John J Smiths Cunningham avenue for New York City. They will sail Saturday for Wales for a three months visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Williams
Gwyneth
Chicago
Ill
John J. Smith
Cunningham Avenue
New York City
Wales
Semper Fidelis Club Heres Evening At Huron Avenue
Mrs. Michael Felasco hosted a Semper Fidelis club gathering on Huron Avenue Thursday evening. A brief business period preceded bingo where trophies were awarded to Mrs. Frances Colao Mrs. Arthur Budellazzo and Mrs. Elrick H Scarazzo. The club award went to Mrs. Arthur Budellazzo. Hostess Triney Ross helped serve lunch.
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Michael Felasco
Huron Avenue
Frances Colao
Arthur Budellazzo
Elrick H. Scarazzo
Triney Ross
West Laurel Avenue
Mary Lou Brenneman’s Fourth Birthday Party
Mary Lou Brenneman turned four as her mother Mrs W J Brenneman hosted a birthday party at their Garfield avenue home. Guests enjoyed afternoon play followed by a lawn feast with pink and white decorations and a large birthday cake. Mrs L F Kehna and Janet Brenneman assisted. cousins Jimmie and Eleanor Brenneman from Harlansburg attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Brenneman
W. J. Brenneman
Garfield Avenue
Hospital Emergency Club Entertained at Duff Home
New Castle Hospital Emergency Club members were entertained Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Anna Duff and Miss Clare Duff on Delaware Avenue. The event featured a lily-decorated rooms, bingo prizes, and a luncheon. Grand prize winner was Mrs. John Griffith. A picnic at Cascade Park is planned for July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
Anna Duff
Clare Duff
Delaware Avenue
John Griffith
Cascade Park
Dinner Dance Honors Bride and Groom at Harbor Inn
Guests, 24 in number, gathered at a Harbor area inn to honor Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Dale on their return from a wedding trip. Bertha V. Hoon is the bride. a four course dinner at 8 o'clock featured sunburst roses and carnations. The evening ended with round and square dancing into the late hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Dale
Bertha V. Hoon
Third U P church group plans Cascade Park picnic
At Mrs. Charles Mc Candless East New Castle home Section C Y L B met for devotion and business led by president Mrs. Alan Cartwright. They discussed a Cascade Park picnic on July 9 where the losing side will banquet the winners. One new member Mrs. H W Hale was received and guest Mrs. James Burke attended.
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Charles McCandless
East New Castle
U. P. Church
Allan Cartwright
Cascade Park
H. W. Hale
Maryland Avenue
James Burke
Anna May McCandless
L. A. B. Club Meets at Mrs Sweet’s Garden Party
Twelve members of the L. A. B. club gathered at Galbreath avenue Thursday evening for a regular session. Bingo contests honored Mrs. Anna Williams and Mrs. James McCullough with recognition awards. The setting featured garden flowers and bouquets, with lunch served by Mrs. William Elligass. Next meeting moves to Friday July 10 with host Mrs. George Hudson of Edenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. B. Club
M. R. Sweet
Galbreath Avenue
Anna Williams
James McCullough
William Elligass
George Hudson
Edenburg
Mrs Nora Wallace Hosts Y L E Luncheon at Adams Street
Mrs Nora Wallace hosted Section D Y L E class of the Third U P church for a one o clock luncheon at her Adams street home. Sixteen guests attended with garden flowers as decorations. Special guests included Mrs William Davis Blairsville Mrs Rhoda Dumbaugh Dickie Cooper and Mary Eagleson. Next meeting set for July at Mrs Earl McKnight's Adams street with a one o'clock luncheon.
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Nora Wallace
U. P
Adams Street
William Davis
Blairsville
Rhoda Dumbaugh
Dickie Cooper
Mary Eagleson
Earl McKnight
Burtonites Gather for Evening at Fulton Home
Mr and Mrs Keith Fulton hosted the Burtonites on Thursday at Atkinson Street. Albert Pilshaw Mrs Ray Huling and Kenneth Espy won prizes from the 500 game. A lunch was served by the hostess and club members. Next meeting to be at Mr and Mrs Clarke Miller Baroline Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Fulton
Atkinson Street
Albert Pilshaw
Ray Huling
Kenneth Espy
Clarke Miller
Baroline Street
Reunited Ladies League Guests Hostess Plans July Meeting
The Reunited Ladies League members were guests of Mrs. Geo. Wyman on Maryland Ave Thursday evening. Bingo prizes went to Mrs. E Reynolds Mrs. George Nolte and Mrs. W L Davis. Hostess Mrs. Ralph Phillips and her daughter served a collation. Plans for the July 9 gathering were finalized with Mrs. Richards named hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies League
Geo. Wyman
Maryland Ave
E. Reynolds
George Nolte
W. L. Davis
Ralph Phillips
Mr. Richards
Maryland Avenue
Verna Uber and Willis Woodruff Wedding Toasted at Home
Simplicity marked the ceremony Thursday at 7 45 p m when Miss Verna M Uber daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Uber 107 Atlantic avenue became the bride of Willis L Woodruff son of George and Amanda Woodruff Woodruff 413 Wood street The Rev H G Woodrow officiated with a single ring service They traveled to Rochester Pa where they were hosted by the groom s two sisters and the bride s two cousins A wedding supper featured orchid and pink decor Two large cakes were served and gifts poured in The couple will occupy the bride s parents home while the groom remains employed as a mechanic locally
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Verna M. Uber
Harry Uber
Atlantic Avenue
Willis L. Woodruff
George and
Amanda Woodrow Woodruff
Wood Street
H. G. Woodrow
New Wilmington
Robert E. Ankney
Jolly Twelve Group Entertains On Thursday
Mrs Mary Thayer hosted the Jolly Twelve club at her Shaw street home Thursday evening for a social time with cards. Prizes went to Mrs H B McConnell and Mrs L W Houk. Albert Lever led in the absence of the president as refreshments and plans for upcoming months concluded the event. The next assembly is set for Thursday July 9 with Mrs Edward Burdette as hostess.
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Mary Thayer
Shaw Street
Jolly Twelve Club
H. B. McConnell
L. W. Houk
Albert Lever
Edward Burdette
East Washington Street
Bridge party honors Amerita club at Altobelli home
Bridge games filled the evening at Mrs. Nicholas Altobelli residence on DuShane street for Amerita club members. Amelia Iacobucci took top score and Mrs Anthony Villani received the club trophy. Special guests Adeline Pelino and Mrs Antoinette Nocera attended. July 9 the club will meet at Mrs. Andrew Nocera’s Cameron avenue home.
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Amerita Club
Nicholas Altobelli
DuShane Street
Amelia Iacobucci
Anthony Villani
Adeline Pelino
Aliquippa
Antoinette Nocera
Andrew Nocera
Cameron Avenue
Past Presidents of Mabel Wilson Auxiliary Host Bingo Night
Mrs Grace Sapper hosted the Past Presidents of Mabel Wilson Auxiliary at her Clayton street home on Thursday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs James Campbell Mrs Cham bers Mrs Frances Johnson Mrs Florence Solomon and Mrs Pearl Taylor with the club prize going to Mrs Edna McConnell. Plans were made for a dinner and theater party on July 29 and the next regular meeting will be at Mrs Rose Doone's East Long avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Sapper
Clayton Street
Mabel Wilson
James Campbell
Chambers
Frances Johnson
Florence Solomon
Pearl Taylor
Edna McConnell
Rose Doone
East Long Avenue
Plamor Club Social At Betty Seinkner Home
Betty Seinkner hosted Plamor club members Thursday at her South Jefferson street home for cards. Prizes went to Mrs. Anna Depiece and Mrs. Matilda Thellman. Mary Saloki assisted with a luncheon, Donna Crum will host July 9 on Reynolds street, and plans were discussed for an Idora Park picnic date.
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Betty Seinkner
Plamor Club
South Jefferson Street
Anna Depiece
Matilda Thellman
Mary Saloki
Donna Crum Wal
Reynolds Street
Idora Park
Y M M Club Hosts Latshaw Guest With 500 Winners
Mrs Ralph Latshaw of Anderson Indiana attended as special guest with Mrs Aaron Yoho. Prizes in 500 were won by Mrs Thomas Sanfilipo and Mrs George Geddis. Light refreshments followed. Plans set for a downtown dinner Friday July 10 then a motor trip to Ramblers Rest.
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Ralph Latshaw
Anderson
Ind
Y. M. M. Club
Aaron Yoho
Dushane Street
Thomas Sanfilipo
George Geddis
Youth Chapter Picnic Sets Gatherings Across Town
The local Chapter of Youth announces a picnic outing on Sunday June 28 at Lakewood Beach. Mahoningtown members meet at 1 P.M. at Columbus Hall, South Side group at 1:15 P.M. at the Farone residence 109 Maitland street, and Croton members at 1:30 P.M. at Croton school. Transportation provided. Past and present members will participate.
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Lakewood Beach
Mahoningtown
Columbus Hall
South Side
Farone
Maitland Street
Croton
Croton School
Iona Kensington Hosts Ladies Club Gathering
Thursday afternoon the Iona Kensington met at Mrs. George Carr's home on Delaware Avenue. Guests included Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. R. T. Swanton who invited the club to her Delaware Avenue home on July 9. Cards music and bingo were played with favors to Mrs. William Pregenser and Mrs. Cora Duffner and a tasty lunch served.
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Iona Kensington
George Carr
Delaware Avenue
William Pregenser
Cora Duffner
Gardner
R. T. Swanton
G T E Club Cards Winners Named in Meeting
Mrs Charles Richardson Mrs Earl White and Mrs Jack Jones won prizes for cards at the G T E club meeting hosted by Mrs George Price on East Washington Street. A summer lunch followed. The July 9 gathering will be at Mrs Charles Alexander’s home on Dewey Avenue.
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G. T. E. Club
Charles Richardson
Earl White
Jack Jones
George Price
East Washington Street
Charles Alexander
Dewey Avenue
White Thompson Reunion Marks 26th Annual Gathering
The White and Thompson families held their yearly reunion on June 25 at Willard Grange hall with 53 members served a noon meal. The afternoon featured sports and a business meeting electing Clarence White president, Samuel Linton vice president, Eva Shaffer secretary, and Thomas Thompson treasurer. the group planned the 1937 reunion for the fourth Thursday of June.
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White
Thompson
Willard Grange Hall
Clarence White
Samuel Linton
Eva Shaffer
Thomas Thompson
Dinsmore Bible Class Outing at Stoughton's Beach
Members of the Harry C. Dinsmore Bible class at the First U. P. church enjoyed their annual outing at Stoughton's beach in Slippery Rock district. A picnic dinner followed by roller skating. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Eben Reid of Winnsboro S C Miss Lucille Emery Miss Mary Perdue of New Castle and W Henry Herbert of Sharon.
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Harry C. Dinsmore
First
U. P. Church
Stoughton’s Beach
Slippery Rock
Eben Reid
Winnsboro
S. C
Lucille Emery
Mary Perdue
New Castle
W. Henry Herbert
Sharon
P. W. Club Meets at Houk Home for Card Evening
Members gathered at Mrs. Edward Houk’s Martin street home with Mrs. Elizabeth Bruce as hostess. Cards provided the evening’s diversion and top prizes went to Mrs. Florence McFall and Mrs. Mildred Cartwright. The two week next meeting is set for Mrs. Orpha McConnell’s Vine street home.
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P. W. Club
Edward Houk
Martin Street
Elizabeth Bruce
Florence McFall
Mildred Cartwright
Orpha McConnell
Vine Street
Birth Announcements Policy Note Signed by Writer
Announcement column requires signatures with writer name and address and the doctor’s name to publish births. This policy ensures proper attribution and medical verification for each birth notice.
Twins born to Johnsons in Jameson Memorial Hospital
Born to Mr and Mrs George Johnson of Moody Avenue two twin girls arrived June 26 at Jameson Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Martin F Spann of Darlington Road Beaver Falls announce the birth of a son on Tuesday morning at Jameson Memorial hospital. Mrs Spann is the former Miss Margaret Graham of Beaver Falls.
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Mrs. George Johnson
Moody Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Martin F. Spann
Darlington Road
Beaver Falls
Y W C A Notes Square Circle Change
The Square Circle meeting at the Y W C A scheduled for tonight at 7 30 PM has been postponed to Friday of the coming week.
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Square Circle
Anna May Wong Studies Native Chinese Theatre In Shanghai
Anna May Wong, the former Hollywood and London star, settles in Shanghai to study the Mandarin dialect and the native theatre with a renowned actor. She notes potential for filming Dr Mei Lanfang's drama in sound and color to showcase his art to the world.
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Anna May Wong
Rug care urges rotation to extend life
Rugs and carpets should be turned around every six months where wear is heavy. Constant turning this way helps them wear evenly across the surface.
Homecoming brings calm to anxious household
A family celebrates the return of the father as the mother and daughter note the bank’s silence as a sign he is home. The exchange shows relief and shared warmth in the household.
Modern tax theory critique targets wealthy to appease potential unrest
The concept argues that tax policy shifts burdens onto the financially secure to calm potential dissent from broader groups. Proponents claim redistribution funds modernization while opponents warn of reduced incentives and inequity.
New Safety Devices for Prison Industry
Harrisburg reports modern safety devices are being installed in all shops operated by the Department of Welfare's Prison Industries. The measures are part of Secretary Pennington's plan to reorganize and modernize the state's prison labor industries across multiple facilities including Eastern, New Eastern, Western penitentiaries, the Pennsylvania Industrial School, Huntingdon, and the State Industrial Home for Women at Muncy.
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Harrisburg
Department of Welfare
Secretary of Welfare
John D. Pennington
Pennsylvania Industrial School
Huntingdon
Muncy
Motorized Cavalry for Connecticut Readies for Summer
Connecticut soldiers prepare to motorize cavalry units this summer marking a shift from horses to vehicles. Colonel F. Shearer notes road quality and army plans to issue motor equipment, while some veterans lament the change from traditional horses.
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F. & Shearer
Connecticut
United States War Departement
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Walter Tewell
Whyle-Away Club
Europe
Semper Fidelis Club
Ath
East Washington St
Hospital Emergency Club
Burtonites
Reunited Ladies League
Uber-Woodruff
Jolly Twelve
Past Presidents Club
Y. M. M .Club
Offutt’s
Park Royal
Shelton
Roxboro
Hallcraft
Nightingale Hose
Batiste
Stevens
White-Thompson
Dinsmore
Y. W. C. A. Notes
International News Service
Home Sweet Home
Jackie
Hartford
Conn
Regular Army
Natio Guards
Natio
DeSoto DeLuxe
Packard
Liberal
Morgan-Burrows Motor CO
North
Jefferson St. Desoto
Sears, Roebuck
Plymouth
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