This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 38 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1933
Page
17
The Field Club hosts a mixed golf evening with partner draws at 6:30 and 6:45 PM in front of the clubhouse. Prizes will be awarded. Mrs. C. E. Smith and David H. Kay Jr. lead with Albert B. Street as general chairman. An informal bridge event and social hour follow.
At a monthly social of the Mrs Margaret Shields Class of the First Methodist church held at Miss Susie Gould's home, Mrs Shields was surprised for her birthday. Twelve members attended and gifts were given, with refreshments served by the hostess and her mother. a birthday cake centered the table. This was the last meeting before summer vacation.
Mr and Mrs Robert Chappell and Mrs Frank Chappell return home after a week in Boone Iowa visiting Rev Evan P Thomas and family. Mrs Thomas is a daughter of Mrs Frank Chappell.
The Reynolds family of the late John G. Reynolds will hold their annual reunion on July 4 at the home of D. L. Heckathorn on the Mercer road.
The Daughters of Lydia of the First Presbyterian church entertain at Cascade Park on June 20 for Mrs H B Richards who is moving to Birmingham Alabama. Lunch is in the grove at 12 30 with a rain alternative in the church dining room.
The G E M class members gathered Monday evening for a picnic dinner with twenty one attendees. Guests included Misses Beulah Heaton Freda Ungar and Viola Pregenzer who joined the usual members before the group ended the event with a refreshing swim.
Monday evening members enjoyed a social at Knights of Columbus Hall with Mrs ee ee in charge of arrangements Bridge and five hundred highlighted the event. Prizes went to Mrs Anna Flynn and Mrs May Donegan. Refreshments were served.
Plans finalize for an alumni basket picnic at Lakewood Beach on Thursday June 29. Dinner will be served at 6 30 with an arranged program and committees reporting steady progress toward a successful affair.
Mrs. Fiora DeVassie announced New Castle Chapter 105 O E S picnic is ready at Cascade Park Wednesday for members families and friends. Games contests and a door prize are planned with 5082 prizes. The committee provides coffee ice cream and pop. dinner served at 6 30.
A 602 Oak Street gathering hosted by the First Presbyterian church school marked a luncheon picnic for senior department members. Dorothy Hayes led the blues to victory in a red and blue contest with a gift presented to the blues captain. The afternoon featured games, contests, and a delicious lunch with attendees including Marjorie Thomas, Nancy Heck, Evelyn Atkinson, and others.
Mrs W H Downing hosted the Ministers Wives Club at her Newell Avenue home for the last regular summer meeting. Guests included Mrs Minnie Lewis and Mrs Phoebe Findley of Warren. Plans were made for a Cascade Park breakfast on July 10 at 9 o clock and an evening of games and conversation. Refreshments were served by Miss Downing, Miss Findley and Mrs.
Miss Ruth Mervis of North Beaver street hosted Aid-A-Gi members Monday evening. A brief business session and informal social time followed with Ruth Markley assisting in serving refreshments. The group will gather July 3 at Ida Levin’s home on Boyles avenue for a kid party.
Miss Irene Ayers daughter of Mr and Mrs William Ayers of Harbor road wed Andrew C Brown son of Mr and Mrs C G Brown of East Washington street on Friday June 23 at Mercer. The couple will reside at 350 East Washington street with the groom’s family including his parents.
Members of the Married People's class of the Second United Presbyterian church will bring families to Cascade Park for a Thursday picnic at 6:30. The gathering invites all members to attend with their households.
The 1923.8. L. club members will be entertained Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Dennis Donegan, Leasure Avenue.
The East Brook Garden Club organized with enthusiasm and adopted by-laws at a session yesterday at Mrs. 8S. A. Black’s home. Officers were elected including May McConahy as member at-large and Mrs. B. A. Black. A program committee was formed and the first meeting is set for July on the fourth Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Koagie Bag’s home, to be repeated monthly.
The Sodality and Children of Mary of St. Vitus church held its first annual picnic at Muddy Creek Falls on Sunday. Two girls from the group joined the outing, with a shuttle by trucks leaving the church at eleven. Afternoon activities included swimming games and races with prizes won by Eleanor DeLillo and Mary Marcella. music was by the Shadyside Trio. The next meeting is scheduled for Sunday July 2 in the church basement.
A catalog of club affiliations and hostesses including 1907 club on W. Washington street with Mrs James O Laughlin, Sin Mar Bridge with Lucille Em ery, O E A Cascade A G P with Mrs Hart man at 8 Croton avenue, B B B with Mrs George Brod beck on Maryland avenue, M W with Mrs Arthur Parshall on East Long, J 65 club with Irene McClelland, Ace Hi Bridge with Mrs E R McCandless on East Brook, sewing at Jameson Memorial hospital, Ladies of Third U P church, 1923 S L Club with Mrs Dennis Done.
Members met at Mrs W W Downing’s home on Newell Avenue with several guests. Plans were set for a breakfast July 10 at Cascade Park with husbands as special guests. This marked the last meeting of the season.
New York report notes Mable B. Roberts of 314 Boyles Avenue is attending the twentieth event in France and Africa as part of the New Thought Congress. The brief item confirms her active participation and international scope of the gathering.
Mrs Norris Mitchell of Highland avenue was notified this morning that her husband Norris Mitchell has arrived safely. The couple left about two weeks ago and are guests of Don Mitchell. Don plans to visit New Castle by air in July to see his mother for a few days.
Employees of the Verner shoe store in Pittsburgh and their families picnic on the Slippery Rock near Kennedy's Mills. A noon dinner was served and swimming plus boating provided diversions. Over a hundred people attended.
The Alianza Kensington members meet Thursday at 6 o clock for dinner at Mrs. Lloyd Thompson’s home 832 East Sutton Street. The gathering was moved from Mrs. Jesse’s residence to the Sutton Street address.
The New Bedford Garden Club invites Lawrence County Garden Clubs to join their July 8 meeting at the home of Mrs. Colin Campbell in New Bedford. The session is scheduled for 3:00 PM.
The Fullerton-Sharpe reunion will be held on Tuesday July 4 at the Westfield Grange Hall with a picnic dinner served at noon.
The 30th annual reunion of the Deiger Buchanan families is set for July 4 at the home of James Deiger in Bethel Pennsylvania. Participants will gather to celebrate the family milestone and share memories.
The 38th annual McConnell reunion will be held at Millburn Grange Hall on Friday June 30. The gathering brings together relatives from across the region for a day of shared memories and fellowship.
The regular meeting of St Vitus Auxiliary is held this evening at eight o'clock. Members are formulating plans for a forthcoming picnic outing.
Mrs. M. L. Samuels and Mrs. Louis Sandler host a Thursday dessert bridge at 1 30 PM at 134 East Moody Avenue. Porched and lawn tables set for dessert and cards mark the afternoon as the second Beth Shalom women’s series event.
Members of the Y P C U from First Second and Highland United churches met at Cascade park for a pie and music event. Clarence Ruthrauff of Highland church served as treasurer. Plans were set for summer union meetings on Sunday evenings, with this week’s gathering in the Second United Musicball area and amusements arranged for the evening.
A local Pa. resident from this city entered a marriage with Croés member in a ceremony noted by friends and area watchers. Details remain concise but confirm the union and involved parties.
Personal mentions include Mrs. J H James of Pittsburgh visiting locally, births and hospital stays noted for several residents. Names include Mr and Mrs H Quinn Arlington Ave with a daughter born June 24, Mrs W C Dilley Greenville on Laurel Ave, Miss Almira Cunningham North Street, and Mr Mrs B French with other city visitors. Several patients at Jameson Memorial hospital and others visiting relatives in Pittsburgh or Youngstown are listed along with recoveries and travel notes.
Several residents are listed as undergoing or recovering from operations at the Jameson Memorial hospital. Names include John Earhart, Wilfred Graft, Mrs Edith Bennett, Robert Robert Cooper, and Mrs Gilbert Cox, with many returning home. The notices also mention visits and travels by local residents and friends of the hospital bound community.
A series of notices from area households lists newborn births with parent names and addresses, providing community updates on new arrivals and where families reside.
A daughter was born to Rev. and Mrs. Paul N. Schnur of Freedom at Rochester hospital on June 22. Anna Kathryn was named for the newborn, who is a niece of Mrs. Stump.
Mr and Mrs Frank Costal of Ho ward Way announce the birth of a daughter named Beatrice Ann on June 24. Mr and Mrs Herman Gibson of Delaware Avenue announce the birth of a son at Jameson Memorial Hospital on June 26.
Members of the Square Circle with their boyfriends as guests will picnic at Cascade Park this evening. They meet in the grove at 7:30. The lunch will be followed by park amusements and dancing.
Fragmentary Cleveland notes show names such as Elizabeth Dulenski and Mathew L. Baker with scattered mentions of New Castle and Miss Cutting. The text includes stray dialogue about dogs and oddities, lacking a cohesive news event or clear dates.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.