Newlyweds Kibish depart on wedding trip
Mr and Mrs Constantine Kibish left for their honeymoon on June 23 after a June 21 wedding at SS Philip and James church. The bride Edna Alexander daughter of Mr and Mrs C Alexander was married to Connie Kibish son of Mrs Ann Kibiso. The ceremony featured a single ring service with musical selections and a reception at Slovak hall. After the trip they will live in McKeesport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine Kibish
Edna Alexander
Marie Dutkiewicz
Helen Alexander
Marie Chrobak
Jane Aukszulewicz
Stanley Kibish
Stanley Szenas
Sharon
Henry Gadzalski
McKeesport
Kibish
Shenango High School
National Pants Company
Carnegie-Ilinois Steel
Irvin
Degree of Honor Meeting At Modern Woodman Hall
The Degree of Honor of the Protected Association will convene Friday at 7 30 P M in Modern Woodman hall on East Washington street. A social time will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protected Association
Woodman Hall
East Washington Street
Section One meets at Meyer residence luncheon
Mrs. John H. Meyer opened her East Winter avenue home to members of Section One First Christian church for their regular 1 o'clock luncheon meeting. On Thursday July 10, members will have a tureen supper at Cascade Park at 5 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Meyer
East Winter Avenue
Section One
First Christian Church
Cascade Park
C T P Ladies Picnic At Cascade Park
Ladies of the C T P gathered in Cascade Park grove on Wednesday at noon for their annual picnic. After a tasty menu served by Mrs R S Mader, Mrs Leo Whalen and others led in contests and cards with high score prizes to Mrs Patterson, Mrs Skundor, Mrs Gee, Mrs Lindperfer and several more recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
R. S. Mader
Leo Whalen
John Morrissey
Victor Beahm
Sarah Deegan
Sarah Olmstead
George Skundor
Frank Patterson
Skundor
Charles Gee
Fred Lindperfer
Mader
Morrissey
Ike Bowman
Kilbreath
McCombs
Westman
Matrons Club Hostess Seeks Next Meeting Date
Mrs. Mildred Marcillo of South Jefferson street hosted the C. and J. Young Matrons club on Wednesday evening. Card prizes went to Mrs. Mary Sheldone and Mrs. Sue De Robbio, with Mrs. Helen Mancino giving a brief talk. The door prize was won by Mrs. Mary Sheldone. Lunch followed, with Mrs. Viola Herno assisting. The next meeting is set for July 9 with Mrs. M. Sheldone on Center street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Marcillo
South Jefferson Street
C. and J. Young Matrons
Mary Sheldone
Sue de Robbio
Helen Mancino
Viola Herno
M. Sheldone
Center Street
Porter Rudesill Wedding Performed in Porter Home
A summer wedding joined Miss Grace Porter and Eugene Rudesill at the Porter residence with Rev. J J McIlvaine officiating at 4 30 pm The couple will reside on Young Street after a trip and gifts were displayed at the Porter home Out of town guests included Mrs Edward J Burry and several others from Pittsburgh Sherrard West Virginia Red Springs North Carolina Carlisle and Miami Beach
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace _ Porter
William C. Porter
Young Street
Eugene Rudesill
L. G. Rudesill
West Grant Street
Porter
J. J. McIlvaine
First Presbyterian Church
Castleton
Mrs. Rudesill
Edward J. Burry
Pittsburgh
Arthur Pelly
Sherrard
West Va
William Aberlee
Leslie Simon
Samuel M. Patten
Red Springs
N. C
William C. Burry
Carlisle
Vera Randall
Miami Beach
Fla
Happy Group Club Social At Lyndal Street Home
An enjoyable evening was spent on Wednesday as Happy Group club members gathered at Mrs. Arnold Julian’s Lyndal street home. Teresa Scaduto captured the club token. prizes went to Mrs. Margaret Bordonaro and Mary Bordonaro. Birthdays for Mrs. Henry DiGiacomo and Mrs. Arnold Julian were noted. Guests included Mary Canfora and Florence Battista of Struthers. A lunch followed. Plans were made for a July 10 box lunch at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bordonaro’s Northview avenue home. husbands will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Group Club
Arnold Julian
Lyndal Street
Teresa Scaduto
Margaret Bordonaro
Mary Bordonaro
Henry DiGiacomo
Mary Canfora
Florence Battista
Struthers
Joseph Bordonaro
Northview Avenue
Birthday skating party honors Eula Jane Johnston
On her 16th birthday at 840 Almira avenue a group of 35 friends gathered for a private skating party. They then traveled to the Johnston cottage along the Slippery Rock creek where a bonfire and refreshments, including a large birthday cake, were served by the honoree’s mother and several Johnston relatives. Eula Jane received a variety of gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Jane Johnston
Almira Avenue
Johnston Cottage
Slippery Rock Creek
R. E. Johnston
Clara Johnston
Jessie McNeish
Dorothy Johnston
Eula Jane
Village Club Meeting At Roman Home Honors Birthday
Young Basalisca club members met at Marie Roman on South Jefferson Street Wednesday evening. Rose Laita won door prizes. games followed. Dorothy DeMarco’s birthday was honored. Guest Mrs. Sperdutti attended. Frances, the hostess's sister, assisted with lunch. Next meeting set with Mrs Josephine Russo on Division Street July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basalisca Club
Marie Roman
Jefferson Street
Rose Laita
Dorothy DeMarco
Sperdutti
Frances
Josephine Russo
Division Street
Mrs Anna Palmer Hosts Sew-A-Bit Club Event
Mrs Anna Palmer of Sutton street will entertain the Sew-A-Bit club in her home on July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Palmer
Sutton Street
Lamson Klee Wedding in Little Church Around the Corner
In New York City at the Little Church Around the Corner, Ella Reed Lamson wed Edwin Klee with Rev Lemoine officiating. Attendants were J E Killian of New York City, with Merton Rice Ruth Dalzell and H G Alston also attending. A celebratory dinner followed at the Brevoort Hotel. The couple plans to reside in New York City where the groom works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Ella Lamson
Ira D. Reed
Beaver Township
Edwin Klee
Florence Klee
East
Washington Street
Father Lemoine
J. E. Killian
Merton K. Rice
Ruth Dalzell
H. G. Alston
Charleston
West Virginia
Brevoort Hotel
Local Couple Announce Daughter Viola White's Marriage
Mr and Mrs Earl T White of Ray Street announce the marriage of their daughter Viola to Harry G Ray son of Harry A Ray of Grove City Pa. The ceremony was performed by Rev H J Thompson at Epworth Methodist Church Youngstown on June 11. The bride is a Grove City High School graduate employed at the Department of Public Assistance. The groom graduated from Grove City High School and works at Cooper and Bessemer Works Grove City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl T. White
Ray Street
Viola
Harry G. Ray
Harry A. Ray
Grove City
H. J. Thompson
Epworth Methodist Church
Youngstown
Department of Public Assistance
Ray
Cooper and Bessemer Works
G F Club Hosts Card Evening at Reynolds Street Home
Mrs Florence Caruso entertained the G F club Wednesday at her Reynolds Street home with card prizes won by Mrs Josephine Copple, Mrs Anna Copple, and Mrs Teresa Colella. Lunch was served, and special guest Mrs Mary Orrico attended. The July 9 meeting will be at a downtown tea room with hostess Mrs Connie Copple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Caruso
G. F. Club
Reynolds Street
Clara Copple
Josephine Copple
Anna Copple
Teresa Colella
Rose Copple
Mary Orrico
Connie Copple
L. T. D. Club Hosts Card Night At Evans Home
In Emma Evans East Washington street home the L. T. D. club held its bi weekly card game with Lois Ringer as special guest. Top scores went to Pat Chapman and Mary Lewis. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother. Ida Smith will host at Highland Heights on July 9.
Sewing Circle Enjoys Crochet Night at Spruce Street
Mrs Mary Sanfilippo hosted the 1939 Sewing Circle at 621 Spruce Street with crochet and fellowship. Ida Matricardi presented the club token. Nellie Sanfilippo helped serve lunch. The group plans a July 16 meeting with Mrs Alvira DeFalco at 523 Friendship Street to honor birthday anniversaries of Mrs Clara Genovese and Mrs Ubaldo Casalena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sanfilippo
Spruce Street
Sewing Circle
Ida Matricardi
Nellie Sanfilippo
Alvira DeFalco
Friendship Street
Clara Genovese
Ubaldo Casalena
Progressive Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Groetsch Home
Members of the Progressive Bridge club met Wednesday evening in the home of Mrs. Carl Groetsch on Leasure avenue for their regular game of cards. Mrs. Harry Hildebrand and Verna Whitting were high score winners at the conclusion of play. In the late evening Mrs. J. Challinor of Pittsburgh aided the hostess in serving a repast. On July 9 Mrs. Eleanore Mason will entertain the club in her home on Winter avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Bridge Club
Carl Groetsch
Leasure Avenue
Harry Hildebrand
Verna Whitting
J. Challinor
Pittsburgh
Eleanore Mason
Winter Avenue
Variety Club Hosts Whippo Street Party in Ellwood City
Mrs. Harry Buckley hosted Ellwood City Variety club members at her Whippo Street home on Wednesday evening. About 500 in play with high score honors awarded to Mrs. Willa Rhienhamer Mrs. Margaret Young and Mrs. Reed Hall. Special guests included Mrs. Louis Krueger and Mrs. Joseph Krueger. Refreshments were served late by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Buckley
Ellwood City
Whippo Street
Willa Rhienhamer
Margaret Young
Reed Hall
Louis Krueger
Joseph Krueger
Good Neighbors Club Hosts Afternoon Meeting
Mrs Harry Robinson of West Washington Street Extension entertained Good Neighbors club members on Wednesday afternoon. Special guests included Mrs F F Bussey and Mrs Henry Schr Der. Games of 500 were played and prizes awarded to Mrs Charles McGarry, Mrs John Earl, and Mrs L M Glitch. A Cascade park picnic is planned in two weeks with Mrs Harry Brown as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Robinson
West Washington Street
Good Neighbors Club
F. F. Bussey
Henry Scheider
Charles McGarry
John Earl
L. M. Glitch
Cascade Park
Harry Brown
Mrs Walter Zeigler Receives Mixed Shower Honors
Dorothy Smith by birth and recently married, Mrs Walter Zeigler was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted Wednesday evening by Mrs Dallas Smith and Mrs Eugene Hill at a local tea room. Guests enjoyed dancing, chat, and a luncheon while presenting many gifts for the couple’s new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Zeigler
Dorothy Smith
Dallas Smith
Eugene Hill
Habib Farewell Party For Son Before Camp Meade Departure
Mr and Mrs Sam Habib of Locust Street hosted a Tuesday farewell party at their home for their son Sam Habib Jr of South Jefferson Street who departs Saturday for Camp Meade. Dancing cards and a late lunch prepared by the hostess and assisted by Mrs Frank Rocco Mrs John Habib Stella Louise and Alfreda Habib highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Habib
Locust Street
Sam Habib, Jr
South Jefferson Street
Camp Meade
Frank Rocco
John Habib
Stella Louise
Alfreda Habib
Daughters of VFW Auxiliary Meet This Evening
The Daughters of the Harry McBride Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will convene at 7 o'clock this evening at their Grant street home with Margaret Falls presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McBride
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Grant Street
Margaret Falls
L. O. L. No. 129 to Meet Friday Evening
Members of L. O. L. No. 129 will gather Friday at 8 oclock in the Trades and Labor assembly hall for a meeting during which candidates will be initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. L. No. 129
Trades and Labor Assembly Hall
Pandoras club gathering and birthday hankie shower
Mrs Sam Crisci hosted the Pandoras club at Cascade Street with a hankie shower for Mrs Ralph Staph and prize winners Pat Peluso Floyd Champ Anthony Croach and Arthur Fiderman. Special guest Mrs Paul Fazzone. Lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Crisci
Pandoras Club
Cascade Street
Ralph Staph
Pat Peluso
Floyd Champ
Anthony Croach
Arthur Fieldler
Paul Fazzone
James Fuleno
Mercer Street
Mrs. Ralph Vitale Receives Modern 8 Club Honor
Mrs Ralph Vitale was awarded the Modern 8 club Wednesday evening at her Morton street home. Card playing drew attention as the event center of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Vitale
Morton Street
Mollie Bickle Elected Department President at G A R Meet
Daughters of Union Veterans announce the election of Mrs. Mollie Bickle of Oil City as department president at the G A R convention underway in Gettysburg. The event highlights leadership within the veterans service group amid the annual gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Mollie Bickle
Oil City
Gettysburg
Bridge Club Hosts Local Contest Prizes For Two Members
Mrs George Filer entertained the B N W club Bridge contests at Cleveland avenue with prizes awarded to Mrs Roy Smith and Mrs Arthur Gallagher Neurissa Thompson assisted with lunch On July 16 Mrs Elmer Gehring of New Bedford road will host Avenue A social period followed the business session Next meeting set for Tuesday July 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Filer
Cleveland Avenue
Roy Smith
Arthur Gallagher
Neurissa Thompson
Elmer Gehring
New Bedford Road
Junior Guild Meeting At Mrs Evans Arlington Home
Members of the Junior Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church gathered Tuesday evening at the Arlington home of Mrs. Thomas J. Evans for their regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Thomas J. Evans
Arlington
S. J. 500 Club Holds Card Party in St Joseph Lodge
Members met in St Josephs lodge room on Wednesday afternoon for 500 card playing. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs Carrie Calvert and Mrs L O Rowland. The final session is scheduled for Wednesday July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. 500 Club
St. Joseph's Lodge
Carrie Calvert
L. O. Rowland
Silver Needle Club Plans Theatre Party
Members of the Silver Needle club will stage a theatre party on Thursday, July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Needle Club
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Greer Building
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Davis Shoe CO
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Woods Building
J. J. Alexander
Arsenal Finance CO
Eula Johnston
Young Basalisca Club
Sew
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Additional Society
Sealtrs
Seoltest. Inc
White Ray
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Variety Club
Women’s Smart
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Ad Anil
Glen
Penney
Sunny Tucker
Values
Rayon Sport
Mary Mature
Rose Chill
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Margaret Clavella
Sam Marcatullio
Modern 8 Club
Bennie Jones
B. N. W. Club
S. J
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