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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1938
Page
3
Olivia Jean Yoho married W. L. Shaffer in a small ceremony noted in local society notices. The event was celebrated with family and friends, marking a new union observed in the town's social pages.
A couple returns home to New Castle after a wedding at Lutheran Church officiated by Pastor Black. The bride was attended by Adelaide Me Rromm and Adelaide Weber served as Sitman. The Shailers of Volant were guests for the reception.
A ceremony conducted by Rev am Js Kat Line united Eppinger and Walters in a late afternoon wedding. The bride wore a white gown with ff sleeves and elbow length, accompanied by white accessories. A reception followed with pink and white decorations, and a wedding trip to Gettysburg and Washington D C is planned after the event.
The Highand United Presbyterian church hosts a breakfast for ministers wives and families. About forty seven attendees gathered early to enjoy a hearty meal and shared fellowship. Mrs D L Ferguson and others coordinated the event, with invitations extended for a future gathering and full details to be announced on Page Five.
Miss Elizabeth Hope daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Hope of Bell avenue and Irwin Allen son of Mr and Mrs W J Allen of Volant Pa wed at Trinity Episcopal Church Saturday June 25 in a ceremony attended by about 125. The bride wore ivory sheer with pastel embroidery and a shoulder corsage of Johann Hill roses. Best man was John Allen. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s relative s home. The couple plans a New York honeymoon and will live in Volant. The bride is a graduate of New Castle High School and Slippery Rock State Teachers College and has taught in the North schools. the groom a Volant High School graduate works in the auto and lumber business. Guests came from Volant Syracuse Pittsburgh and Chicago.
A dense list of club calendar items for a 1930s week shows numerous social events. Entries reference Mrs. Matthew Hankonen, Mrs. Louella Dempsey, and multiple co hostesses at Cascade Park and other streets. The fragmentary schedule includes bridge gatherings, picnics, breakfasts, and dinners across numerous locations.
A July bride elect Miss Jean Young was honored in a Friday evening party at a New Wiloiry ton tea room hosted by Miss Alice Water and Mrs. Ralph Hamilton. Five tables of bird in the prize game awarded to Mervin Hayes and Mary Long, with a guest prize to M. Young. A dainty lunch was served. Out of town guests included A. G. McCartney Forest Hills. Young will wed Dr. Thomas Uber early in July.
Mrs. James T. Ray hosts the Spoon club gathering at her Willace Avenue home Friday afternoon. The meeting begins at one oclock with members invited to attend and bring any club notes or projects.
Twenty five members of 81 A from western Pennsylvania and nearby Ohio toured Europe in 1990 under Mrs J Frederica Roberts and Rev and Mrs F Ellstaugh. They gathered at the Pinck Club for their eighth annual reunion with a mock luncheon and a short business meeting. Birthdays honored. plans made for a future potluck and home service.
A local couple plans a wedding in New York with intent to wed at Blue Church. The groom is a lumber dealer from Mia s and Sir Macy Kovtyyn Doug ano of the Per. The ceremony will take place in New York with friends and family in attendance.
A local society note reports Wilda Fullerton will marry a Kansas man. The event includes attendance by family members and friends, with details of the reception and celebratory gifts. A later gathering celebrated the bride’s 23rd birthday alongside the engagement.
Theta Rho girls invite guests to OHIG events with corsages of roses. The gathering supports a benefit card party organized by Mos Joner on Engarereng News street.
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