Queen Esther Camp School Girls Enjoy Week at East Brook
Fifty girls from the Queen Esther school of home missions converge at Camp East Brook for a week of recreation and spiritual study in the Erie conference. Leaders include Miss Cecil Morris Miss Martha Stauffer Miss Hortense Sheldon and Miss Jannette Lehman. Activities feature devotional services Bible lessons campfire competitions speaking contests and a camp newspaper Camp East Brook Highlights. Cities represented include New Castle Warren Erie Girard Aliquippa Meadville Oil City Reynoldsville Sharon Greenville and many in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther School of Home Missions
Camp East Brook
Erie
National Training School
Cecil Morris
Martha Stauffer
Morris
New Castle
Hortense Sheldon
Jeannette Lehman
Savannah
Haven School
Miss Lehman
Sionary Society
Beulah Magruder
C. G. Farr
Sutton
Streeter
Round
Greenville
New York State
Germany Accepts Compromise Amid War-Torn Crisis
A wary optimism replaces despair in Germany as international action to aid the country seems likely. France’s reservations on Hoover’s plan did not deter Germany and Chancellor Bruening appears stronger, with no immediate Fascist or Communist revolution threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hoover
France
Heinrich Bruening
Luncheon Spoon Club Holds Afternoon Gathering
The Luncheon Spoon club members gathered at Mrs. John Elder’s home on East Falls Street Friday afternoon. Covers were laid for 30 guests with summer flowers decorating the large tables. After a tasty menu, guests played cards for the remaining hours with help from Mrs. S. W. Perry Mrs. David H. Long and Mrs. George Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spoon Club
John Elder
East Falls Street
S. W. Perry
David H. Long
George Long
Calvary Presbyterian Ladies Bible Class Enjoy Picnic
Twenty four members of the Loy al Ladies Bible Class plus guest Mrs. Howard Buchanan shared a bountiful noon picnic at East New Castle home of Mrs. Hanna Karns. Lawn games and races followed a flower centerpiece afternoon, with prizes to Mrs. Bernice Houk and Mrs. Thomas Shaffer. Hostess crew included Mrs. Alice Houk Mrs. Bernice Houk Mrs. Jack Kala jainen and Mrs. Howard Buchanan. Next meeting is July 8 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Ladies Bible Class
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Howard Buchanan
Hanna Karns
East New Castle
Bernice Houk
Thomas Shaffer
Alice Houk
Jack Kalajainen
Central Circle Presbyterian Picnic at Cascade Park
Members of the Central Circle of Central Presbyterian enjoyed a noon picnic at Cascade Park with seating for 16. Roses enhanced the tables as Mrs. William Donaldson led a brief business session planning the August gathering at Mrs. F. M. Mershimer’s Franklin Avenue home. Committee in charge: Mrs. Sara Fisher, Mrs. Frank Mayers, and Mrs. Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Circle
Central Presbyterian Church
Cascade Park
William Donaldson
F. M. Mershimer
Franklin Avenue
Sara Fisher
Frank Mayers
Maxwell
O. M. K. Club Guests Plan July Beach Picnic
Mrs. C. E. Fullerton hosted O. M. K. club members and families at her Covert Station home yesterday. Miss Helen Probst from the south joined the visit. After a meal, informal hours and plans were made for a July 9 beach picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Fullerton
Covert Station
O. M. K. Club
Helen Probst
Second informal dance at New Castle Field Club
This evening the second in a series of informal dances will be held at the New Castle Field Club house. Dancing in vogue from 9 to 12 with an excellent music program promised for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Field Club
Rehearsal Dinner for Weingartner Richards Guests
The rehearsal dinner for Miss Elizabeth Weingartner and Barton Richards was hosted Friday at The Castleton. A single long table for twenty two displayed roses and delphinium as the bridal party and families joined a 6:30 pm wedding at Epworth church. The 7:30 pm rehearsal followed with the bridal party, parents, and Senator George T. Weingartner among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Weingartner
Barton E. Richards
New Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
Castleton
George T. Weingartner
Sarah Richards
Afternoon Bridge Postponed at New Castle Club
The New Castle Field Club postpones the regular afternoon luncheon bridge event from Tuesday evening June 30 due to the lillipution wedding and dinner. Members will be notified later about the rescheduled date and the next afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Field Club
Delightful B B B Club Meeting At Mrs DeWolf Home
Friday evening the B B B Club met in regular session at Mrs Earl DeWolf's North Jefferson street home. Bridge provided the main diversion with prizes to Mrs George Broadbeck Mrs Earl DeWolf and Miss Erma Eckerd. A tasty menu followed served by the hostess with help from Mrs Broadbeck. On July 17 the club will meet at Mrs Maurice Boyd's Garfield avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. B. Club
Earl DeWolf
North Jefferson Street
George Broadbeck
Erma Eckerd
Broadbeck
Maurice Boyd
Garfield Avenue
New Castle Guests Attend William A Carr Birthday Party
Those from New Castle who attended the birthday party of William A Carr in Washington township Thursday evening were: Mr. and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
William A. Carr
Washington Township
Local Herald Names Widely Known Carr Family Members
A lengthy list of relatives and family connections is named including S. N. Carr, Joseph Houson, Jesse A. Carr, and many spouses and siblings such as Harry Gibson, Frank Glasgow, James Shaw, Earl Carr, Dorothy Gibson, and Katherine Smith among others, with ties to Los Angeles and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. N. Carr
Joseph Houson
Jesse A. Carr
Harry Gibson
Frank Glasgow
C. L. Ankney
E. G. Carr
James Shaw
Sadie Kerr
Joseph McKnight
Dulcie Cover
George Carr
Earl Dean
Howard Boyles
Gertrude Michaels
Maud Hinkson
Austin Carr
William Shaw
Joseph Bestler
William Dout
Minerva Carr
John Caldwell
Carl Ankney
Earl Carr
Roy Carr
Harvey Hoover
Sherrill Hinkson
Charlotte Carr
Dorothy Gibson
Dorothy
Ellen Caldwell
Phyllis Glasgow
Jane Carr
Kenneth Dout
Billy Dout
Lucille Carr
Betty Carr
Ruth
Harriet Boyles
Katherine Smith
Carrie Uber
Charles Smith
Los Angeles
Calif
Mrs. Ricer
Texas
Rainbow Club Social at Mt. Jackson Meeting
A Rainbow club gathering was hosted Thursday evening at Mrs. Roy Long’s home in Mt. Jackson. Attendees included Mrs. Si Preston Mrs. James Perry Charlotte Martha and Norma McKee along with others. They played games including 500 and shared lunch with Mrs. Preston receiving the club favor. Plans for the next meeting will be made later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Club
Roy Long
Mt. Jackson
Si Preston
James Perry
Charlotte
Martha
Norma McKee
Preston
Kokonut Klub hostesses share Bunco night delights
Miss Elizabeth Ungar of Sampson street entertained Kokonut Klub associates Thursday evening with Bunco as the main diversion. Prize winners were Sue Roth and Anna Markus. Lunch was served by Mrs. C Ungar and Freda Ungar. In two weeks Miss Hilda Leonhardt of Cunningham avenue will host the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ungar
Sampson Street
Kokonut-Klub
Ayers Hosts O N O Club Evening in Hazen Street
Mr and Mrs William Ayers of Hazen street entertained associates of the O N O Club Friday evening with 500 tables in play. Suc cess awards went to Morfydd Owens Henry Jones and LeRoy Miller. Lunch followed with help from Miss Owens and Bertha Ayers. Decorations reflected season tones. Mrs Fred Kosel of Beckford street will host the next meeting with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ayers
Hazen Street
O. N. O. Club
Morfydd Owens
Henry Jones
LeRoy Miller
Owens
Bertha Ayers
Fred Kosel
Beckford Street
Agnes Schade Missionary Society meets with Mrs Cunningh am
The Agnes Schade Missionary Society of St. Pauls Lutheran Church met with Mrs Kathryn Cunningh am on Winslow avenue. Miss Margaret Kuech led the gathering and gave a report on the Young Women s Missionary Convention held June 13 at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Schade
Zelienople party plans discussed at business session
A Zelienople report notes plans for a forthcoming social gathering discussed during the meeting. Refreshments were served by the hostess with assistance from Misses Margaret Kuech and Kathryn Eve at a chosen hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kuech
Kathryn Eve
Good Time club meets at Corabelle Allen home
Mrs Corabelle Allen of Katherine street hosted the Good Time club with special guest Mrs Virginia Allen. Prizes were won by Mrs Edith Clement and Mrs Mary Bishop after informal card play. Lunch followed at small green and white decorated tables. In two weeks Mrs Lois Hill of Wilmington avenue will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corabelle Allen
Katherine Street
Virginia Allen
Edith Clement
Mary Bishop
Lois Hill
Wilmington Avenue
Ritz Club Moonlight Supper At Cascade Park
The Ritz Club held a moonlight supper at Cascade Park on Thursday evening. Attendees included Mrs. Anthony Panella, Mrs. Adolph Valensi, Mrs. James Bongevengo, Mrs. Oren Mc Kissick, Mrs. James Barlette, Mrs. Frank Boron, Mrs. Fred Farrone, and Mrs. Ben DeMuccio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritz Club
Cascade Park
Anthony Panella
Adolph Valensi
James Bongevengo
Oren McKissick
James Barlette
Frank Boron
Fred Farrone
Ben DeMuccio
Amicus Ter Tem tus Club meets at Edna Emminger home
Members gathered at Edna Emminger on Long avenue with Mrs. Ray Richards as guest. Bridge and 500 provided entertainment and lunch followed, hosted by the hostess with her mother and Miss Esther Wagner assisting. Next meeting set for Lillian Druschel’s Beaver street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amicus Ter Temtus Club
Edna Emminger
Long Avenue
Ray Richards
Esther Wagner
Lillian Druschel
Beaver Street
T. E. K. Club Meeting on Pennsylvania Avenue Social
The T. E. K. club gathered Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Edward Zuraskey for sewing, chat, and games. Mrs. Carl Frazier received the club prize as lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Clyde Furlong. In two weeks Mrs. Frazier will host the gathering at her Hamilton Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. K. Club
Edward Zuraskey
Pennsylvania Avenue
Carl Frazier
Clyde Furlong
Frazier
Hamilton Street
Richmond couple guests of Mrs Brenner in Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs. William Mease of Richmond Virginia are staying as house guests of Mrs. C R Brenner on Huron Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mease
Richmond, Va
C. R. Brenner
Huron Avenue
Miss Anne Fletcher to entertain in two weeks
The report notes that lunch followed the game and a hostess served it. Miss Anne Fletcher is slated to perform in two weeks, continuing the social events listed in the segment.
Miss Madelin Craig Sails for Extended European Visit
Miss Madelin Craig formerly of North street New Castle now of 33 41st street Irvington New Jersey sails for Europe July 2 on the French Liner DeGrasse for an extended visit in England Paris and Southern France. She will return September 5 from Le Havre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelin Craig
North Street
New Castle
41St Street
Irvington
New Jersey
Europe
DeGrasse
England
Paris
France
le Havre
Reading Circle to Meet at Mrs Morrow’s Cottage
The Reading Circle of ’06 is to be entertained at Mrs E C Morrows cottage at Ke wood on Tuesday June 30. Members without transport should notify Mrs William Fielding or Mrs C N Lockhart in due time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
E. C. Morrow
Kewood
William Fielding
C. N. Lockhart
Bridge Club Guests At Mrs Duff Home On West Sheridan
The Ve-Ri-Ga Bridge club members enjoyed hospitality at Mrs Paul Duff's West Sheridan avenue home Thursday evening. Special guest Mrs William Lowman attended. Cards were played and success awards went to Mrs R G McCartney and Miss Della Vaughn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ve-Ri-Ga
Bridge Club
Paul Duff
West Sheridan Avenue
William Lowman
R. G. McCartney
Della Vaughn
G M T Club Hosts Gathering at Mrs Wick’s Home
G M T Club members were hosted by Mrs N Wick at her Morton street residence on Thursday for a social gathering. The event featured informal conversations and communal welcome among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. T. Club
Luncheon Held With Special Guests Mrs Rice and Mrs March
A 1 o'clock luncheon was hosted with Mrs. E. Rice and Mrs. Fred March as special guests. The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Paul Artz, served a tasty menu to 14 guests at well decorated tables followed by informal conversations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Rice
Fred March
Paul Artz
Local residents travel to Pittsburgh for Ziegfield Follies
Mrs. Joe Davies of Ellwood City Iretta Dart Maude Young Anna Cox Lillian Sedwick and Frederick McLure of this city are in Pittsburgh today to attend the Ziegfield Follies show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Davies
Ellwood City
Iretta Dart
Maude Young
Anna Cox
Lillian Sedwick
Frederick McLure
Pittsburgh
Hawthorne Family Visiting in City from California
Mrs. C F Wilson and her sons Frank and Thomas of Hawthorne California visit the city. They are accompanied by her sister Mrs Richard Owrey and her mother Mrs Etta Hoskins of Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F.wilson
Frank and
Thomas
Hawthorne, Calif
City
Richard Owrey
Etta Hoskins
Bell Avenue
Picnic notice for Full-Fun Club at Cascade Park
Bon-Accord Club and Mrs. A. Fusco of 1208 Pollock Avenue host a picnic at Cascade Park. Community event details unnamed, with emphasis on local club activities and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Bon-Accord Club
A. Fusco
Pollock Avenue
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Queen Esther Camp
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania Power Preferred
Pennsylvania Power Company
E. Washington St
New Castle, Pa
Pennsylvania
New Castle Mutual Bldg. & Loan Ass'n
East Street
Baer
Bible
Megown
E. Washington Street
Grocer
Neiman’s
East Washington St
Louise Bernhardt
Boston
San Francisco
National Federation of Music Clubs
Wright's Market
Wright
Emery Studio
N. Mill St
Thomas Manville, Jr
Avonne Taylor
Avonne
Sim
Omas
Mahoning and
Cedar Streets
Yi Tse
Wilno
Golden Orient
Love & Megown Drug Store
Swiss Cleaners & Dyers
East Long Ave
Cash & Carry
Anne Fletcher
Reading Circle of
Ve-Ri-Ga Bridge Club
Washington and Beaver Sts
Lang
West Washington St
Ellwood
Sassi
Oo Vag Emer
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