Closing Session of Kus Kus Ka Chapter Concludes Year
Kus Kuis Ka Chapter of Danzi fers of American Colonists held a closing meeting at the home of Mrs. Joan Emery 411 East Lincoln Avenue with a luncheon prepared by committee chair Mrs. T J Hamilton and members Mrs. E J Blanning and Mrs. Emery Reports of committees plans for future work and election of delegates to the State Convention were on the agenda Miss Katherine Foulke Regent and Mrs W A Wood State Treasurer will represent the chapter at the October convention Miss Corouthy Fisher daughter of Mr and Mrs Abe Fisher 216 East Moody Avenue has been invited to give a concert June 29 at Indiana State Teachers College with pianist Ernest Hutchison and is a Juilliard graduate student at the Institute of Musical Art and Henry Street Settlement New York her family will attend the recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Emery
East
Lincoln Avenue
T. J Hamilton
E. J Blanning
Emery
A. T Eckles
Marvin Dinsmore
Katharine Foulke
Withie
W. A Pood
Corouthy Fisher
Abe Fisher
Fast Moody Avenue
Irving Cievette
Indiana State Teachers College
Miss Fisher
Julliard Graduate School
New York
Ernest Hutchison
Institute of Musicale Art
Henry Street Settlement House
Quota Club Dinner Meeting Guests and Plans
Quota Club members gathered at Mrs H L Gormley home on Fairfield Avenue for a six oclock dinner with special guest Mrs Robert Deem of Middletown Ohio sister of Mrs Elizabeth Williams. An informal social period followed and plans were made to meet in two weeks with Miss Lila Henshaw of Crawford Terrace and Mrs Gladys Barber hostess. Two youngsters Maxine Slavonsky and Jean Krosen recently returned from Pittsburgh where they attended a Hadassah program hosted by B and P Group at Edna Bennetts. Freda Shiffman of Pittsburgh former resident was program chairman and daughter of Mr and Mrs Eli Shiffman. New Castle additional society on page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club
H. L. Gormley
Fairfield Avenue
Robert Deem
Middletown
Ohio
Elizabeth Williams
Lila Henshaw
Crawford Terrace
Gladys Barber
Maxine Paula Slavonsky
South Mercer Street
Jean Krosen
Temp- Jeane Avenue
Pttsburgh
B. and
Hadassah
Edna Bennett
Darlington Road
Freda Shiffman
Pittsburgh
Eli Shiffman
New Castle
Patterson Auxiliary Hosts Evening Picnic and Meetings
Patterson auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church held a Tuesday picnic at 6:30 at Mrs. Gerald Earl’s home in Walma. Dinner outdoors was prepared by the ways and means committee. A synodical meeting report from Mrs. Earl Dufford followed. A surprise birthday party honored Miss Margaret Lowery in Chautauqua, New York. The annual McClelland reunion is set for July 4 at C. W. McClelland’s cottage beside Slippery Rock creek with a basket lunch at noon and chicken dinner in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
First Presbyterian Church
Gerald Earl
Walma
Ways and Means
Mays
Earl Dufford
Nels Olson
Daniel Aston
Ed Cramer
Mearl Brunton
Wilson College
William Lowery
Youngstown Road
Margaret Lowery
Chautauqua
N. Y
C B. Wingerd
Fort Lauderdale
J. F. McFarland
Cleveland,c
J. Etta M. Matthias
Hanna Walker
William J. Robinson
New Castle
Miss Lowery
McClelland
C. W. McClelland
Slippery Rock Creek
Miss Verginia Woods Delivers Piano Recital at Castleton
Miss Verginia Woods presented a piano recital Tuesday evening June 27 in the Castleton ballroom with over three hundred guests. Guest artists included Julia Johns of Curtis Institute Philadelphia and Jon Carlin of the Philadelphia Conservatory. students performed selections and two piano pieces were encores. A reception for Woods and her students followed at her home hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph Phillips and Dr and Mrs Morris Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton
Verginia
Woods
Miss Woods
Julia Johns
Curtis Institute
Philadelphia
Jon Carlin
Philadelphia Conservatory
Ronald Meeks
Carol Ann McCollum
Joyce Johns
Patty Rudesill
Barbara Davies
Suzanne Blau
Betty Tomon
Nancy Lou Douthitt
Barbara Edgingeton
Alice Joanne Carter
Larry Haimes
Ann Mason
Paul McConahy
Nancy Jane Cunningham
Norma Davidson
Phyllis Phillips
Jo Marie Harthshorne
Anthony Phillips
Rose Marie Zajac
Marilyn Wagner
Beverly Jean Carter
Jerome Silverman
Audrew Casburn
Mary Gibbons
Norma Davis
Maxine Taylor
Robert McConahu
Peggy Lucille Smith
Robert Southern
Twenty Fifth Anniversary Of Mr and Mrs John Burrelli
Mr and Mrs John Burrelli of 215 Sutton Street were honored at a surprise party Monday night for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. About 50 guests attended hosted by Carman Labarse John Copple Don Rapone Fred Nolfi Frank Pirone Carmela Bocci Peter Pirone and others from Lowellville Ohio. A letter from their son serving with the U S Navy was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burrelli
Sutton Street
Pantherette Club met in Louci Mill street rooms
Panthers club members gathered Tuesday evening at Louci Mill street club rooms for cards as the group welcomed anniversary celebrant Mrs. Anthony Recupio who received a big sister gift. Hostesses served a religious lunch later. upcoming July 11 meeting set at Cascade Park with hosts Mrs. Anthony Fuleno Mrs. Ruben Pratt Mrs. Anthony Recupio and Mrs. James Fuleno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantherette Club
Louci Mill Street
Andrew Marapese
Anthony
Anthony Fuleno
Ruben Pratt
Anthony Recupio
James Fuleno
Olive Mack Weds Sgt Campbell in Open Church Ceremony
Miss Olive Mack daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Mack 939 Adams Street marries Sgt Lee Campbell Camp Phillips Kansas son of Mrs Newton Campbell West Washington Street in an open church ceremony at the Christian Missionary Alliance church Tuesday evening June 27 vows at 730. Rev Fred Smith officiates assisted by Rev J H Boone. The bride wore a white marquisette gown with finger tip veil and carried a white leather bound Bible encrusted with a corsage. Maid of honor Marguerite Mack and bridesmaid Nancy Mack wore mist blue and canary net gowns with arm bouquets. Best man P M Pattison and ushers William McConnell Jack Lynn. Music by Miss Ethel Manley with solo by Miss Betty Krppenburge. Reception at the bride’s home followed by a buffet lunch served by Misses Lottie Green Murl Smith Mable Winner Lottie Scott. Sergeant and Mrs Campbell will travel then she will live with her parents until he reports back to duty at his post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Mack
Harry Mack
Adams Street
Sgt
Lee Campbell
Camp Phillips
Kansas
Newton Campbell
West Washington Street
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Fred Smith
J. H. Boone
Marguerite Mack
Nancy Mack
P. M. Pattison
William McConnell
Jack Lynn
Ethel Manley
Betty Kruppenburge
Lottie Green
Murl Smith
Mable Winner
Lottie Scott
Campbell
Sergeant Campbell
St. Vitus Church
Albert Inteso
Rose Lucas
Joseph T. Lucas
East Reynolds Street
T. Paul Smulick
Frances Smulick
Bairford
Fiji Islands
Frances Cipriano
Frank Wollcott
Lucas
Southwest Pacific
Camp Buff. N. C
St. Johns Society Holds Tuesday Meeting
The Women's Missionary Society of St. John's Lutheran Church met Tuesday evening at Mrs. C. R. Thompson's home on Euclid Avenue. Mrs. A. J. Gavrey led devotions and the program topic was Answering Calls. A business report by Mrs. Alice Clapie covered the Western convention at New Brighton on May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of
St. John’s Lutheran Church
C. R. Thompson
Euclid Avenue
A. J. Gavrey
Alice Clapie
New Brighton
Twentieth Century Bible Class Hosts Annu Picnic
The First Presbyterian church group held an annual picnic at Mrs. Howard F. Magill’s home on Garfield Avenue. A long outdoor table, floral arrangements, and a muslin canopy created a garden setting. Committee members led devotions and chaired the luncheon. Miss Annietta Butie spoke on Sabbath school convention. group singing closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Howard F. Magill
Garfield Avenue
George Ramsey
R. N. McBurney
N. J. McC
Lucas Smulick Wedding Performed At St Vitus Church
Miss Rose Lucas wed Sgt. T Paul Smulick in a Monday ceremony at St. Vitus Church with Rev. Albert Inteso officiating. The couple’s reception and meals followed at family homes as Smulick returns from service in the southwest Pacific and prepares to report to Camp Buff, N. C.
Couple Observes 56th Anniversary in Local City
Mr and Mrs Charles Hetrick of 715 Arlington celebrate their 56th wedding anniversary with a family dinner. Relatives include son Carl Hetrick of Freedom and children Harry Pander Sarah Ayres Lillian Campbell among others. Mr Hetrick, a 49year Pennsylvania Railroad conductor, and wife have resided in the city about five decades. A purse gift from their children was received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hetrick
Arlington Avenue
Carl
Hetrick
Freedom
Harry Hetrick
Rose Avenue
Georgeanna Pander
Huron Avenue
Sarah Ayres
Walso Street
Perry
Croton Avenue
Eddie
West Washington Street
Lillian Campbell
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Unlabeled Sale Items and Discounted Merchandise List
Readable fragments describe a clearance style sale with varied items including dresses pants gloves curtains rugs and houseware. Discounted price tags and damaged or reduced lots are noted across clothing textiles and home goods with numerous cents and dollar figures.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Fisher
United States
Canada
Eugene A. Mayfield
Agencyohnson Bidg
Business College
New Castle Business College
Imperial Oil
Lawrence Law
Helene Curtis
Frederic
Louis
Italy
South Side
Mill St
Beauticians
AAA
East Washington St
Verginia Woods
Florence
Washington St
WN. C
Singer Sewing Center
Millet
Connie
Strauss-Hirshberg
Mack-Campbell
ST. John's Society
Record Guide
Donati
Brahm
Heifetz
Serge Koussevitzky
Boston Symphony
Orch
White
Dover
Lyon
Pontanne
Frank Black Orch
Stravinsky
Leopold Stokowski
NBC Symphony
Tor
Jerome Kern
V. Selinsky
Tico
Dynes Usts
Lucas Smulick
Castle Hills
A. Bongivengo
Glass Street
G. N
Guy Francaizo
Crawford Avenue
J. Gaydos
Happy Group
Frank Bordonare
Maryland Avenue
FE. L. V
Elks Club
Alytte Big
Ches Dane Swan Eae
An. of
Dickies
iSears
Are
Arate dl
Porcate Cartas
Fas
Renee
Lee Ee
Mee
Ain
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