Hadassah closes season with tea and reflection
Hadassah ends its season with a closing tea party. Members observed a silent tribute to bereaved families from the past week. Elections to the World Zionist convention were announced for July 16 at Beth Shalom. Mrs. L F Kohn becomes incoming president and praise was given to outgoing president Mrs. Moresky. A Hadassah grove in Palestine honors her with planted trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah
Palestine
Kohn
America
J. Raffel
A. I. Wachs
Jack Sloan
Meyer Levine
Mixed Foursome Golf Tourney At New Castle Field Club
The Mixed Foursome golf tournament at the New Castle Field Club drew about twenty couples Tuesday evening. Partners were drawn at 8 30 and 6 45 in front of the club house and play continued until dusk with bridge planned afterward in the club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Field Club
Dicksons Visit Spruce Creek After Westfield Stay
Prof and Mrs George A Dickson of Oceanside California visit New Castle friends then stay with Mrs David Jamison before moving to Spruce Creek Huntington county for a month with kinfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Dickson
Oceanside
California
New Castle
Ella and
Jean Clark
Westfield
David Jamison
Spruce Creek
Huntington County
Picnic plans completed for O. E. S. Shenango Chapter
Plans are completed for the annual O. E. S. picnic to be held Friday evening June 30 at Cascade Park by Shenango Chapter. Mrs Agnes E Allen is general chairman with a committee including Mrs Birdie Dietterle Mrs Cecelia Young Mrs Gula Hess Lois Martin and Jean Glenn. The program is planned and a 6 30 oclock tureen dinner will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Shenango
Order of the Eastern Star
Agnes E., Allen
Birdie Dietterle
Cecelia Young
Gula Hess
Lois Martin
Jean Glenn
Bollinger reunion gathers relatives across towns in Pa and Ohio
The annual Bollinger reunion was held June 24 at Robert Bollinger's home in Branchton Pennsylvania with eighty three in attendance. Guests came from Sharon Grove City Ellwood City Youngstown Boyer and New Castle. Dinner was served in the grove followed by a business meeting and re election of the same officers. Reports were given. The 1934 event will be at the Ira Perry home on Cunningham avenue New Castle with date to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollinger
Robert Bollinger
Branchton
Sharon
Grove City
Ellwood City
Youngstown
Boyer
New Castle
Grove
Ira Perry
Cunningham Avenue
Beth Shalom Garden Dessert Bridge Postponed
Death of Nathan Rabinovitz prompts Beth Shalom women to move the Sandler garden event from Thursday afternoon to Thursday July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Rabinovitz
Beth Shalom
Sandler Garden
Quota Club Guests of Wilmington Group
The Misses Inez Hope Elizabeth McBane Corrine Mercer and Elizabeth Rose of New Wilmington hosted Quota Club members and guests. Elizabeth Rose reported on the International Convention at Swampscott Massachusetts. Special guests included Mrs T D Robins Mrs Ed Grotefend Mrs Ann Henry and Miss Anne Sweeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Hope
Elizabeth McBane
Corrine Mercer
Elizabeth Rose
New Wilmington
Ceret
Giladyse Rosenthal
Claire Brown
Ater
J. O. Y. Class Fetes Mothers at First Baptist
A Tuesday evening tureen dinner by the J. O. Y. class of First Baptist honored their mothers with seating for thirty six, pink and blue decorations, and centerpieces of delphinium and roses. Anna Maxwell opened with a greeting as Evelyn Parks performed piano, Frances Rodgers and Elizabeth Davis presented The Milkmaid, Bernie Ferry accompanied, and a pantomime A Bachelor’s Dream concluded the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Anna Maxwell
Evelyn Parks
Frances Rodgers
Elizabeth Davis
Bernie Ferry
Baldwin Bible Class Holds Summer Meeting in Garden
The Baldwin Bible class of Highlands United Presbyterian met at Mrs. J. L. Wogan’s Sheridan Avenue garden for their last summer session. Plans were laid for a July 19 picnic at Mrs. C. C. Withers’ camp and committee assignments. Dr. Mildred Rogers spoke on health and spiritual well being, and a trio including Mary Virginia Roberts performed two songs. Shuffleboard and croquet followed as social amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Wogan
Sheridan Avenue
Baldwin Bible
Highlands United Presbyterian Church
C. C. Withers
Mildred Rogers
Mary Virginia Roberts
Ruth Wilkison
Cecelia Hasulak
Mnac
Rawlins
KE. A. Myers
A. N. Bergland
S. John
D. L. Ferguson
Martha Dinsmore
O N O Members Plan For Dinner Party
O N O members held a social gathering on Harlansburg road Tuesday featuring cards and a tureen dinner. Prizes for honors went to Emma Freed and Mrs Jack Conn, with special guests Mrs Fred Gibson and Mrs Frank Gibson in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Freed
Jack Conn
Fred Gibson
Frank Gibson
Balph Garden Luncheon for Naomi Circle Members
Under the trees at the George Balph home in Hazelcroft Avenue a tureen luncheon was hosted for Naomi Circle members of Highland United Presbyterian church. Committee members included Mrs. Lees Elder Donaldson Butz McCreary Hazen and Martin with 50 places set. Vernon Benshoff of Pittsburgh spoke on the circle’s upcoming Treasure Hunt activity. The afternoon ended with informal social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Balph
Hazelcroft, Avenue
Balph
Naomi
Highland United Presbyterian Church
C. C. Lees
P. O. Elder
H. A. Donaldson
Effie Butz
J. W. McCreary
Harry Hazen
J. L.martin
Vernon Benshoff
Pittsburgh
Citizens Bank Folk Enjoy Park Outing
A group from Citizens National Bank gathered at Cascade Park for its annual picnic. Wives and sweethearts joined in while 23 people enjoyed a swim in the park pool and dancing as the main evening pastime. The dinner was prepared by the wives of three bank men Mrs. Clifford Young Mrs. Paul Fischer and Mrs. Harry C Dinsmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
Cascade Park
Shady Grove
Park Pool
Bank
Clifford Young
Paul Fischer
Harry C. Dinsmore
Wampum Women to Host Club Event at Mrs Staph Home
Mrs. Clarence Staph entertains the Women's Club of Wampum at her Wampum home Thursday afternoon from two to five o'clock at a silver tea. Clubwomen from New Castle have been invited to join, with many planning to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Staph
Women’s Club of
Wampum
New Castle
G A T 1914 Club Meeting Rescheduled to Friday
The G A T 1914 club members will meet Friday evening instead of Thursday with Mrs. Louis Brady, hostess on North Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis. Brady
North Jefferson Street
Picnic Planned by Perry 8 Gaston Post Auxiliary
Members of the ladies auxiliary of Perry 8 Gaston post American Legion have arranged a picnic at Cascade Park on Thursday. Dinner will be served at 12 30 sharp followed by park activities including races and contests with prizes for children. Committee in charge includes Mrs Dan Dailey Mrs Joseph Arenth and Mrs Roy Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Perry 8
Gaston Post
American Legion
Cascade Park
Dan Dailey
Joseph Arenth
Roy Allen
Shenango Officers of O E S Entertained at Fellowship Party
Mrs Ella Magill and Mrs Myrtle Klingensmith hosted a Shenango Chapter E S S good fellowship party. They met at Highlands Avenue home then toured to the Wesley Remley summer cottage at Wilmington Junction for swimming and games. Beatrice Davy won a prize before returning to the Magill residence for card contests and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Magill
Myrtle Klingensmith
Shenango
E.S
Belva Bridenbaugh
Seema
Highland Avenue
Wesley Remley
Wilmington Junction
Magill
Beatrice Davy
Third U P church Y S B sections dine at Cascade Park
Forty members of Sections F and G of the Y S B class at Third U P church gathered in Cascade park for a Tuesday morning breakfast. After eating some swam in the pool and others enjoyed the park’s scenery, with Mrs. Calvin Clark and Mrs. Carrie Mortimer in charge and guests Miss Mary Blevins Mrs. Ira Alford and Mrs. Edith Wiles in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Cascade Park
Calvin Clark
Carrie Mortimer
Mary Blevins
Ira Alford
Edith Wiles
Margaret Owrey given garden party before New York nursing post
Seventy five friends gathered at Mr and Mrs Ed Doutts home on Bell Avenue for a garden party in honor of Margaret Owrey who is leaving for New York City to nurse in an eye ear nose and throat hospital. The event also celebrated her birthday with many gifts. A long lawn table held buffet style refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Owrey
Bell Avenue
Ed Doutt
New York City
Cameron Family Holds Annual Reunion at Liberty Grange Hall
One hundred ten Cameron family members gathered at the Liberty Grange Hall on the Harlansburg road Tuesday for the annual reunion. James W. Cameron was named president, William Naugle vice president, Mrs. Mary Gilkey secretary, and A. H. Cameron treasurer. Plans were made to hold the 1934 reunion at the same place on June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Liberty Grange
Harlansburg Road
James W. Cameron
William Naugle
Mary Gilkey
A. H. Cameron
Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Josephine Bonk
A group of young folks gathered at Miss Helen Vincent’s home Sunday evening for a surprise party honoring Miss Josephine Bonk. The guest of honor received beautiful gifts and a dainty repast was served at a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Vincent
Josephine Bonk
Picnic Dinner At Cascade Park For Re Delta Deck Club
Re Delta Deck Club members enjoyed a Tuesday evening picnic at Cascade Park. A grove setting hosted the menu served to attendees with a social gathering tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re-Delta-Deck Club
Cascade Park
Grove
L A B Club Guests Tuesday at Dinner
Mrs John Shaffer of Cunningham avenue hosted L A B Club members for a 6 o'clock dinner. Mrs Flora Cunningham and Mrs Elsie Martin assisted with serving. Guests adjourned to the front veranda for a cards contest. Special visitors included Mrs Joe Martin and Miss Dorothy Martin. Thursday July 13 Mrs I A Taylor of Adams street will extend hospitality to the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shaffer
Cunningham Avenue
Flora Cunningham
Elsie Martin
Joe ‘Martin
Dorothy Mar
I. A. Taylor
Adams Street
Daughters of Union Veterans Convene In City Building
The Daughters of Union Veterans met Tuesday in the City Building to plan a social event and hear Pittsburgh convention reports. Mrs Lydia Seymour of Wilkes Barre was named department president and A T Anderson department commander of the G A R. The 1934 convention will be held in Reading. A reception honored Mrs Pearl Cook who was elected department chaplain. The session closed with a refreshments served by committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Pittsburgh
Mesdames Crooks
Cook
Kurtz
Jackson
Beisel
Hoon
Mayer
Margaret Fray
Lydia Seymour
Wilkesbarre
A. T. Anderson
Reading
Pearl Cook
Local Couple Wed In Union Township Ceremony
Squire H M Reynolds officiated Saturday morning at the wedding of William Salter of Butler and Viola M Lechner of Cleveland Ohio with the ring ceremony. Mrs Eila Zimmerman sister of the bride attended. After a trip to Buffalo the couple will reside in Butler where Salter is employed as an electrician at the Cheeseman-Watson Auto Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire H. M. Reynolds
Union Township
William [. Salter
Butler
Viola M. Lechner
Cleveland
Ohio
Eila Zimmerman
Buffalo
Falter
Cheeseman-Watson Auto Company
Butler Girls Club Enjoys 6 O’clock Picnic Dinner
The Butler Girls Club traveled to a 6 o’clock picnic dinner with a neatly arranged meal and Miss Jean Hovis of Annadale as guest. Swimming, games and other diversions filled the remaining hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Girls Club
Jean Hovis
Annadale
Bank Employes Enjoy Outing at Etna Springs
The Lawrence Savings and Trust Company hosted an outing at Etna Springs on Tuesday with sixty six officers, wives, families and friends attending. The group enjoyed games, swimming, dancing and various sports followed by a picnic supper and continued amusements into the evening. T L Nixon chaired arrangements with assistance from Naomi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Etna Springs
T. L. Nixon
Naomi Ne Ee Eee
M L C Dinner Bridge Club Holds Slippery Rock Picnic
Members of the M. L. C. Dinner Bridge Club and families enjoyed their annual picnic along Slippery Rock creek at a Boy Scout camp. A steak fry was featured and Mrs. FP. L. Burton headed the committee in charge of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. C. Dinner Bridge Club
Slippery Rock
FP. L. Burton
Jollikousins Club Hosts Dinner and Dance Event
The Jollikousins Club served a meal at the grove for twelve guests at 8 o clock. Afterward the ladies enjoyed a dance program at the park pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Pavilion
Field Club Bridge Event of Thursday
Members of the New Castle Field club will gather at their club rooms Thursday for their usual evening bridge party which will be in progress at 8 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Field Club
Full-A Fun Club Meets At Mrs Jus tine Home
On Tuesday evening the Full-A Fun Club gathered at 823 Wogan Street hosted by Mrs. William Justine. Mrs. John Bender won the prize token and trophy for second went to Mrs. Henry Mencino. Dominoes awarded to Mrs. Jennie Kotschish. Hostess assisted by her mother Mrs. Miller. Guest Mrs Hills Seamons. Mrs Kotschish to host on July 20 at 919 Lorrain Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Justine
Wogan Street
John Bender
Henry Menchino
Jennie Kotschish
Miller
Hills Seamons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bollinger Reunion
Gerson
Velvet Bug
Fisher Sic Store
South Side
Long Ave
Martha Lloyd
David Johns
Emanuel Baptist Church
Martha F. Lloyd
William Lloyd
Pennsylvania Avenue
Morris Johns
Crymych
South Wales
Rees T. Williams
Johnanna Hill
Ruth MacDonald
William T. Lloyd
Thomas Johns
Aliquippa
Roy Strobel
New York State
Johns
New Castle Senior High School
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Clarence A. Patterson
Jones O’loughlin
New Sheffield
Quota Club
Wilmington Group
Baldwin
Negra Pani Yi
Oo. N. O. Groh
Citizens Bank
G. A. T. 1914
Lakewood Beach
Beaver and
West Washington Sts
Ros
Metzler
Cascade
Johnny Bryan
Gents
L. A. B. Club
D. U. V. Meting
Lechner-Salter
Jollikousins Club Picnic
E. M. McCreary
Monroe Street
New Castile
BELL
Nort
Davis Shoe CO
Davis Shoe Coo
J. B. Nielsen Jeweler
Mercer
Lefkow
East
Washington St
Bach
Ieee
General Electric
A. C. and
D. C
Ierelman
East Washington St
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