Silver Tea Social Event at Mrs Caldwell Home
A Tuesday afternoon Rotary style social at Mrs Mary Caldwell of Euclid avenue hosted the Ladies Missionary Society of the First United Presbyterian church. Mrs Hulda McFate, turning 92 on July 3, will attend Lake Chautauqua with her daughter this summer. Refreshments were served. Ms McFate and Mrs Jessie Edgar were special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Caldwell
Euclid Avenue
Ladies Missionary Society
First United Presbyterian Church
Hulda McFate
Jessie Edgar
McFate
Jay White
Bia Ors Gibson
Surprise party honors J Y class teacher at Presbyterian church
Members of the J. O. Y. Class of the First Presbyterian Church held a Tuesday evening surprise party at teacher Mrs. Char es Spacth Pearsor Street. They celebrated her birthday with social time games and radio music. A gift was given and delicious refreshments followed.
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First Presbyterian Church
Treasure Hunt for Florida Guests Honored at Dinner
Miss Roberta Garvin entertained thirty guests at a Treasure Hunt Tuesday evening honoring her house guest Miss Sara Lawton of Palm Beach Florida and her sister Miss Mary Lawton who is visiting Miss Iva Mayberry Boyles avenue. The hunt toured city and country points and the treasure was found by Miss Helen Jamison and Robert Jenkins at the hostess home assisted by her mother. The home featured garden flowers. Mulato Club members and husbands held a picnic dinner at Cascade Park Tuesday evening at 6 with special guests Miss Banks Miss Claire Mae Lindsey Elmer ONeil Ferdinand Miller and William Halley. The group enjoyed Park pleasures after dinner. The next regular resting will be at Mrs Robert Lowers Moody avenue. Leave for Western Trip Dr J V Flaherty and son Alpert of Leasure avenue left for a six week trip to El Paso Texas and Los Angeles California returning via Salt Lake City Yellowstone Park Denver Royal Gorge. They will spend a few days with their daughter and family in Iowa City. To Sail Saturday Mrs F W Hutchison and daughters Misses Mariel and Eleanor Hutchison Rhodes Place will sail Saturday on the Isle De France for an extended tour of Europe. Iona Kensington The meeting of Iona Kensington scheduled for Thursday with Mrs Edward Carr Dewey avenue has been postponed indefinitely LA As Auxiliary Members of the I A A Auxiliary I will have no meeting this evening at 730 o'clock in their club rooms.
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Roberta Garvin
Norwood Avenue
Sara Lawton
Palm Beach
Florida
Mary Lawton
Iva Mayberry
Boyles Avenue
Helen Jamison l
Robert Jenkins
Robert Garvin
Mulato Club
Muteto Club
Cascade Park
Miss Banks
Claire Mae Lindsey
Elmer O'Neil
Ferdinand Miller
William Halley
Park
Robert’ Lowers
Moody Avenue
Sorosis Picnic at Cascade Park and Nearby Socials
Sorosis members and families enjoyed their annual picnic at Cascade Park with a 6 30 dinner in the grove. Over 60 covers, garden flowers and festive decorations accompanied park amusements. Community events include a surprise party for Mr Winner and neighbors, St Mary’s V G closing party, a Jewish Women cabaret at the Scottish Rite Cathedral, Graham and Caldwell reunions, and M M Club gathering hosted by Margaret McMullen.
Open House at New Castle Field Club July 4
Members and guests may attend a July 4 open house at New Castle Field Club with morning and afternoon golf, a golf luncheon from noon to one, a flag bridge party at 2:30, dinner from five to eight, and dancing until midnight. Reservations for dinner advised by members M M Shumway and E B Belknap. Also plans call for Cascade Park picnic night and Bill's Beach excursion with music and quartet singing.
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New Castle
Reuntil
Bill's Beach
Afternoon Tea Hostess Invites Over 200 Guests
Mrs F. Buhl of East State street Sharon Pa hosted an afternoon tea Tuesday with more than 200 attendees in her home. Aunt Miss Julia Porter and niece Mrs William Walter Braham of New Castle assisted. A musical program by E J Miller Roy Skyrm Dudley Richards and Mabel Kink entertained. Guests included Mrs Henderson Miss Florence Hen Miss Rice Aiken Mrs J Norma Martin and Mrs W W Braham.
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Buhl
East State Street
Sharon
Julia Porter
William Walter
Braham
New Castle
Garden Towers
Annetta McKee Class Guests At Youngstown
Members of the Annetta McKee Bible class of Youngstown were guests of Mrs. B A Raymond of Oak Hill Avenue for a tureen dinner Tuesday. About twenty five attended with Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Philip Thomas and Mrs. Marcus Lenington as special guests. The hostess was assisted by a committee including Mrs. Abe Kildoo, J H Kocher, and W H Emglenart. After dinner the Bible study continued led by Mrs A B Coulter, with Mrs Ica May Allison as teacher.
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Annetta McKee
B.A. Raymond
Oak Hill Avenue
Youngstown
Govers
Walker
Martin
Philip Thomas
Marcus’ Lenington
Abe Kildoo
J. H. Kocher
W. H.emglenart
A. B.coulter
Ica May Allison
Births Reported for Several Families in Shenango Valley
Mr and Mrs W R Donleys of Pennsylvania avenue welcome a son born June 18 named Harry Arthur. Mr and Mrs Raymond P Hawks of Sycamore street welcome a son born June 23 named Raymond Faul. Mrs Gerwin Thomas of Pollock avenue announces a daughter born June 16 named Anna Marie. Mr and Mrs D E Turner of Long avenue announce a second daughter born at Shenango Valley Hospital.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Harry Arthur
Raymond P Hawk
Sycamore’ Street, & Son
Raymond Faul
Gerwin Thomas
Pollock Avenue
Anna’ Marie
D.E. ‘Turner
Long _avenue
Shenango Valley Hospital
Religious and Fraternal Circles Lodge Meeting Tonight
In Religious and Fraternal Circles the Lodge Meeting of the American Home Watchmen will be held this evening at 7:30 in their hall in the city building. After the usual meeting a euchre will be enjoyed for members and friends. Berean Bible Class meets Friday at 2 30 at 109 North Crawford Avenue with Mrs W B Rodgers and Miss Annetta Butler teaching. Young People’s Society of Zion Lutheran church will meet Thursday evening at the church parlor a son in the evening June 30. Shenango Valley hospital. There are 926 000 motorcycles in Great Britain and it is illegal to kill a motorcycle driver there.
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Berean Bible
W. B.“Rodgers
North Crawford Avenue
Samuel Wilkison
Annetta Butler
Young People's Society
Young Peoples Society ‘of Zion
Charles An
Personal Notices From a Busy Local Social Roundup
Miss Bertie Frantz of the Green Shelves sails for a six week stay in New York City. Mrs Bernard McGuire and children Donna June and Genevieve Louise of Cleveland visit Mr and Mrs Frank Stevens on N Mercer Street. Rev A G Crill and Frances Lucile and Chester of St Petersburg Florida visit Mrs Crill’s sister Mrs C E Patterpoot on Chestnut Street. Mrs Carl Wallace of South Mercer Street and Lewis Vathenst of South Jefferson Street return from a motor trip to Oil City Franklin and Conneaut Lake. Mrs Nathan Joseph of Winter Avenue called to Butler where her mother Mrs Grave is seriously ill. Mrs Grove to undergo serious operation tomorrow. Miss Amtonette Barband, national worker at the International Institute on Pennsylvania Avenue, sails tonight for New York to sail Saturday for Italy to visit her grandmother. Alderman O H P Green and Mrs Green of this city and Mr and Mrs Nobel Van Vorhis of Beaver will motor to Findley Lake to spend the Fourth of July season. Alderman Green will fish.
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Bertie Frantz
New York City
Bernard “McGuire
Donna
June
Genevieve ‘Louise
Cleveland
Frank Stevens
N. Mercer Street
A. G. Crill
Frances, Lucile
Chester
Florida
Amtonette Barband
International Institute
Pennsylvania Avenue
New York
Italy
O. H. P. Green
Nobel van Voriis
Beaver
Findley Lake
Alderman Green
Missionary Society Meeting At Bethany Lutheran Church
The Woman's Missionary Society met Tuesday evening at Mrs W G Burchfield's East Washington street home. Mrs A S Choens was the reader. The chapter from Cheer and Challenge was discussed. A social time followed the program.
New Castle Afro-Americans Club Elects Officers
The Ever Ready Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Catherine Ferris home on Long Avenue for officer elections with Mrs. Josephine Stanton as a special guest. Refreshments were served later in the evening, and the group plans to meet again in two weeks at an announced location.
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Catherine Ferris
Long Avenue
Josephine Stanton
Fire Chief Lynn Addresses Kiwanis on Fire Prevention
Fire Chief Charles H. Lynn of New Castle’s fire department spoke to Kiwanis Club members about fire prevention. He highlighted recent incidents and stressed safety measures in the community.
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Lynn
Kiwanis Club
Charles H. Lynn
New Castle
Kiwanis urged to boost fire prevention citywide
A fire official addressed the Kiwanis club urging stronger prevention efforts after annual losses exceed one and a half billion dollars. He noted progress reduces waste but emphasized cooperation and pledged department aid to lessen fire hazards citywide.
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Kiwanis Club
Croton Avenue Laundryman Dies at 36
Tom Yee aged 36 of Croton Avenue died Tuesday evening after illness. Born in San Francisco in 1881 he lived in New Castle, ran a Croton Avenue laundry. Survived by wife two sons and a daughter in China. Body sent to Pittsburgh for services and burial. Autumn in Australia begins March 21.
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Tom
Yee
Groton Avenue
San Francisco
New Castle
Croton Avenue
China
Pittsburgh
Highland Troop 18 Meets. plans patrol contest
Scoutmaster Davis led Highland Troop 18 in a Tuesday meeting at the Highland U P church. Dues were paid and good deeds reported as plans for a patrol contest were announced with points for meeting attendance, uniform wear, camp registration, patrol hikes, and tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Davis
St. Denis’ Abbey
Paris
Henry
Jand
Louis XIII
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Highland Avenue
Edward King
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Arthur Keefer
Willam Meredith
Adams Street
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Ruffner
Kathryne Nessle
William Whieldon
P. L. Hogue
S. Ment
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Mariel
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Scott Township
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Jack Gerson
N. Morser Street
Penn Theatre Building
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New Castle Hospital
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