Showers Held for Mrs Klingensmith
Mrs. A. H. Klingensmith formerly Muriel Edmunds, recently married, was honored with a kitchen shower hosted by her sisters on North Mercer Street. Forty guests presented home gifts amid pink and white decor and games with prizes. A later luncheon bridge shower hosted by Mrs. Horace Shotts followed, awarding trophies to three players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Klingensmith
Muriel Edmunds
William Wogan
William Glitch
John Morrow
North Mercer Street
Robert Newell
Klingensmith
Horace Shotts
Evergreen Street
Youngstown
Joseph McFate
Hazel Bergland
Katherine Hodge
Shotts
New
Hospital Club Breakfast At Cascade Park
New Castle Hospital Emergency club members held a breakfast at Cascade Park on Wednesday morning starting at 8 30. Guests were served appetizing dishes with summer flower centerpieces followed by social chatter and card games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
Cascade Park
Aid-A-Gi Club Dance at Cascade Park Event Tonight
Members of the Aid-A-Gi club travel to Cascade Park for their annual dance and outing this evening. The gathering concludes with a luncheon at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid-A-Gi Club
Cascade Park
Rainbow Girls Dance Night at Cascade Park
New Castle Assembly No. 1 of the Order of Rainbow for Girls plans an invitational program at Cascade Park on Friday from 8 PM to midnight. Mrs Mae B Young hosts with Mrs Carolyn Lindsley presiding. committee members: Miss Marjorie Rhodes, Mrs Lillian Templeton, Mrs Bessie Pitzer. Refreshments follow in the park grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Assembly No. 1
Order of Rainbow
Cascade Park
Mecca
Mae B. Young
Wallace Avenue
Carolyn Lindsley
Young
Marjorie Rhodes
Lillian Templeton
Bessie Pitzer
Margaret Braden
Jane Bryan
Park Grove
Club associates honor Miss Akens before departure
Complimentary to Miss Altha Akens of Winter Avenue who will leave Sunday for Harrisburg to accept a new position in the department of agriculture. D K club associates held a luncheon at the Elks club. Miss Akens received gifts of kerchiefs and best wishes for her new vocation. next meeting will be at Mrs Mildred Henderson’s home on Sheridan Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altha Akens
Winter Avenue
Harrisburg
Department of Agriculture
D. K. Club Associates
Elks Club
Miss Akens
Mildred Henderson
Sheridan Avenue
Picnic Gatherings Spark Local Club Outings
Juanita Club led by Mrs. Wilbur Sloan meets on Englewood avenue with the U U T Auxiliary planning a Cas cade Park picnic. J O S Club and Wade Mecum with Mrs. Ben French on Young street. W C Club under Mrs. John Q. Lock wood. Butler Girls with Mrs. George Wagner on Dushane street. Alianza hosts a picnic supper at Cascade Park followed by a pilgrimage to Youngstown gardens with Mahoning Valley Garden Club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Club
Wilbur Sloan
Englewood Avenue
U. C. T. Auxiliary
Cascade Park
J. O. S. Club
Wade Mecum
Ben French
Young Street
W. C. Club
John Q. Lockwood
Butler
George Wagner
Dushane Street
Brisco Club Hosts Mr and Mrs Fazzone at Park Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs William H Fazzone of 204 Park avenue entertained Brisco club members Wednesday night. Guests enjoyed ecards and music, with refreshments served by the hostess at a suitable hour. The club meets again next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Fazzone
Park Avenue
Colonial Club Hosts Mrs Marotti At 7 30 Tonight
Mrs William Marotti of Cunningham Avenue will receive Colonial Club members at her home tonight at 7 30 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
William Marotti
Cunningham Avenue
Casserole Luncheon Under Cool Arbor
Under the cool grape arbor at Mrs. W H Kleckner's home on Butler avenue a Victory Bible class luncheon for St. John's Lutheran church members and guests featured 30 covers. Bouquets, a long table of viands, and a bingo session highlighted the afternoon with Special guests Bertha Geiger Florence Mitchell Barbara and John Woods Mary Alice and Billy Kleckner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kleckner
Butler Avenue
Victory Bible Class
St. John’s Lutheran Church
William Mulcahy
Bertha Geiger
Florence Mitchell
Barbara
John Woods
Mary Alice
Billy Kleckner
Bingo
Mrs. Frew to Return With McCullochs After Trip
Mrs. J. H. Frew is due home Sunday or Monday with her nephew and niece Mr and Mrs Harold R McCulloch. They return from a three weeks motor trip to Mexico City where Mr McCulloch acted as president of the New Castle Rotary club at Rotary International. Mrs Frew has been away since last November visiting Aiken South Carolina and Kansas City to see her youngest son H Milton Frew and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Frew
Harold R. McCulloch
Mexico City
McCulloch
New Castle
Birthday Party Honors Donald Michael On Sixth Birthday
A surprise party was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Orville Michael in East Hazel Street for her son Donald celebrating his sixth birthday. Guests played lawn games with prizes won by Cora Jean Day Richard Bailey Jr Donald Reed Donald Michael and Billy Reed. Refreshments were served on the porch as guests offered birthday wishes and small gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Michael
East Hazel Street
Peppy Dozen Club Dines at Moore Home
The Peppy Dozen club held a Wednesday dinner at Mrs. Glenn Moore's Franklin Avenue home. Pink and white decor complemented a bridge event with prizes awarded to Mrs. S Snyder and Mrs. E Conway. Special guests included Anna Jean Martin and Mrs. Ryan. A meeting with Mrs. Paul Burrows on Morton Street was planned for Thursday July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Moore
Franklin Avenue
S. Snyder
E. Conway
Anna Jean Martin
Ryan
Paul Burrows
Morton Street
Wright Kerrs Tie Knot In Portersville Home
Jeannette Wright daughter of Mr and Mrs Cal Wright of Princeton and Worth Kerr son of Mr and Mrs Sam Kerr of Portersville were married June 24 at 11 in the home of Rev and Mrs Cheeseman Portersville. The bride wore blue silk crepe with white accessories and pink rose corsage. They will live with the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Wright
Cal Wright
Princeton
Worth Kerr
Sam Kerr
Portersville
Cheeseman
De La Kard Klub Hosts Hemphill Guest at Meeting
Miss Harriet Hemphill attended the De La Kard Klub gathering at Miss Mary Morton’s East Sutton street home. Two tables played and Thelma Hemphill helped serve a repast. The next meeting will be at Mrs. William Beltram’s Delaware avenue home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Hemphill
de la Kard Klub
Mary Morton
East Sutton Street
Thelma Hemphill
William Beltram
Delaware Avenue
Annual McCandless Reunion Set for June 29 at Grove City Park
Annual reunion to be held June 29 at Grove City Memorial Park with post-dinner officer elections. Officers for the year just closing were Marie Humphrey Grove City president J W McCandless R D J Butler vice president Porter R McCandless R D 2 Slippery Rock secretary. Committee plans a program for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCandless
Grove City Memorial Park
Marie Humphrey
Grove City
J. W. McCandless
Nurse Miss Sylvia Schlosberg Heads East on Trip
Miss Sylvia Schlosberg of Lathrop street a nurse in a New York hospital leaves today with her brother E Schlosberg as far as Camp Meade. She will meet friends in New York and travel by motor to Philadelphia Washington D C and Atlantic City and other places of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Schlosberg
Lathrop Street
New York
E. Scholsberg
Camp Meade
Miss Schlosberg
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Atlantic City
Local couple moves to Harrisburg for Goodyear job
Mr and Mrs James L Herbold of 412 Euclid Avenue left for Harrisburg where he works for a Goodyear Rubber company branch at the State Capitol. They wed three weeks ago and lived with Mrs John L Herbold. Both are Bethany College graduates from Bethany West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Herbold
Euclid Avenue
Harrisburg
Goodyear Rubber Company
State Capitol
John L. Herbold
Bethany College
Bethany
W. Va
Bridge Club Breakfast At Cascade Park
Members of the 1927 Bridge Club gathered in Cascade Park on Wednesday morning for a breakfast in the grove. Several girls were accompanied by their youngsters as they informally socialized after enjoying the menu. Plans for the next meeting were not finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Mrs J F Titus Attends Service Star Legion Convention
Mrs J F Titus of Edison avenue sails to Erie as a delegate for the Service Star Legion convention. Sessions span two days and she plans to return to New Castle Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Titus
Edison Avenue
Erie
Service Star Legion
New Castle
Cameron son graduates from Alhambra Union High School
New Castle friends of the Miller Cameron family of Martinez California, former residents, will be interested to know that Charles C Cameron, a son, graduated on June 20 from the Alhambra Union High School in Alhambra California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Miller Cameron
Martinez
Cal
Charles CC. Cameron
Alhambra Union High School
Mahoning Valley Garden Club reschedules July meeting
The Mahoning Valley Garden club moves its July meeting to the 18th from the 11th. The event will be at the home of Mr and Mrs E M Byler at Parkstown Corners with an interesting program prepared by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Valley
Weekly Sewing at Jameson Memorial Hospital
Mrs R M Jamison and Mrs D C Lind ley led 150 bolts cut into towel lengths for the Jameson Memorial hospital operating room. Members of the Lawrence County Medical auxiliary assisted with machine sewing. Meetings paused for the summer, next planned for early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Jamison
D. C. Lindley
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Lawrence County Medical Auxiliary
Open Door Class Meeting Set at Duncan Home
The Open Door class of the Third U. P. church will hold its monthly meeting Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Duncan at 1018 Williams Street. A tureen picnic supper will be served to Queen Esther class members Monday at 6 30 p m in Cascade Park grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Howard Duncan
Williams Street
Third U. P. Church
Cascade Park
Bethany Lutheran W M S Holds Summer Meeting
The Bethany Lutheran Church Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Chas Hoffman's home on Marshall avenue Tuesday evening. Mrs. George Miles led the discussion Holding Out a Helping Hand. President Mrs. U S Choens presided. Next meeting July 24 at Cascade Park with breakfast and devotional to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Lutheran W
Outdoor worship by Young People's Union at McConnell's Mills
Members of the Young People's Christian Union of the First U. P. church plan an outdoor worship service at McConnell's Mills on Sunday evening June 30, replacing the usual church gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Christian Union of the First U. P. Church
McConnell’s Mills
Birth Announcements Signed by Writer and Doctor
Notices require a signed submission with the writer’s name and address and the physician’s name to appear in the births column. Include valid contact details to verify the announcement.
Born to Donaldson and Ri Check Families
Two birth notices state a son born to Mr and Mrs W E Donaldson of Carlisle Street at Jameson Memorial hospital on June 26 and to Mr and Mrs Joseph Ri check of 808 Frank Avenue a son named Louis born June 25. A historical note mentions 146 years and 674 vetoes with only 49 overridden by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Donaldson
Carlisle Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Joseph Richeck
Frank Avenue
Louis
House
Senate
Unions Threaten Recognition Amid Communist Admission Clash
The AF of L warns that unions admitting Communists will not be recognized, targeting the Fur Workers Union led by Ben Gold. The move follows the International Fur Workers Union adopting a united front with Gold’s group. Also noted is a cocktail said to originate from a training tonic used for fighting game cocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Fur Workers’ Industrial Union
Ben Gold
International Fur Workers’ Union
A. F. of L
United Front
Gold Organization
Central Press
Pittsburgh Seeks Widening of Fatal Death Highway
Plans under review near Pittsburgh aim to widen the dangerous Tarentum to New Kensington road famed as the death highway. The narrow stretch has seen 121 deaths and many injuries over the past decade. Commissioner C M Barr blamed commissioners, calling the road state property and urging action in the state highway program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Tarentum
New Kensington Bridge
C. M. Barr
Allegheny County
State
County Funds Pay for Property Damages to Gain Rights of Way
The county agrees to cover needed property damages to secure rights of way for a public project. Officials say timely payments will speed land acquisitions and reduce delays in construction.
Junior Missionary meeting for New Castle group Friday
The Junior Missionary society of New Castle Afro-Americans will meet Friday at 8 PM at Mildred Engs home on Green Street. Business of importance will be conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Missionary Society
Mildred Engs
Green Street
Special program at Union Baptist honors Kenneth Hobbs graduate
Friday evening a program will be held at Union Baptist church honoring Kenneth Hobbs a recent Ohio high school graduate. Sunday at 3 p m a North versus South contest concludes with Rev C D Henderson leading North and Rev Vernor Flack guiding South. Mayor Charles B Mayne will give an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Baptist Church
Kenneth Hobbs
Ohio
C. D. Henderson
Vernor Flack
Charles B. Mayne
Benton Woman Gives Birth To 19 Pound Daughter
Mrs. Everett Yates of Benton Arkansas recently welcomed a 19 pound daughter. The family notes a 16 pound daughter born several years earlier, marking a rare instance of exceptionally large newborns in their history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Yates
Benton, Ark
Boarders Protest Mill Noise For Peaceful Nights
In Plymouth Massachusetts three women running a summer boarding house opposed a woolen mill’s night operation. They threatened court action over machine noise causing sleepless nights for boarders, despite the mill having orders to run and employ 22 weavers. The boarding house business is thriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Plymouth
Mass
Health dept checks tetanus serum stocks for July
Harrisburg officials review anti tetanus serum inventory at state distribution centers ahead of Independence Day. The move aims to gauge supply levels and prep for potential Fourth of July casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Department of Health
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Mrs Klingensmith
Hospital Club
AXE 5
Axe’s
Robert Armstrong
Adrienne Ames
Gigolette
Edward G. Robinson
Laddie
Utah
Jackie Coogan
Randolph Scott
Evelyn Brent
Dean Jagger
Norman Foster
Donald Cook
Sheila Manners
Cascade
Brisco Club
Ursar
Talada
Fairlawn Stores
Eugene
Duart
NEW Ray
Nowissielelty
Zamal
Vanity Shop Temple
Carpenter Shop
Washington St
Italy’s
Wright-Kerr
Mahoning Valley Club
Jameson
Plan Outdoor Service
New ‘Castle
Nestle
Lawrence Savings and Trust
Mill St
Isaly
Jlocally Owned and Operated
New Kensington
Lawrence County
Jimmy Braddock
Vss
Max Baer
Joe E.’ Ia
Ring Lardner
Warner Bros
Olivia DE Havilland
Ruth Donnelly
Roscoe Karns
Liberty Magazine
G-Man
Tione
Barrymore Rzean
Arthur Cuester Morris Joseph Calleia
Paul Kelly-Lewis Stone
Lawrence Auto CO
Missionary Society
Union Baptist
Noremandie
Bradley and Marinette
Maris
NAVY
Monro Shop
North Mill Street
Regent
Jungles
Mountan
London
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