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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
3
A Thursday bridge party at the New Castra Field Club drew a large crowd despite hot weather. Prizes were won by Mrs. R. M. Garland, Mrs. J. B. Matthews, Philip Chambers, and E. A. Fenton for high scores. A cooling refreshments menu followed the event.
Mrs George Kennedy of Beckford entertained the 1926 Ki-Nu club Thursday evening with Bingo as the diversion. Prizes were won by Mrs Lois Arros, Mrs Margaret Clark, and Mrs Carrie Logan. Lunch followed and plans were made for a July 20 picnic at Casendo park.
Mrs Richards, soon moving to Birmingham, is feted by the Daughters of Lydia of the First Presbyterian church at Cascade Fork with a luncheon and sewing activities. Nearby, a surprise birthday picnic for Virginia Griffith marks Jack Griffiths nineteenth birthday with a swimming party, buffet, and a park dance. The Willing Workers of the First Congregational church host a grove dinner and contests at Cascade Park, planning a July meeting. The G W Club closes summer with a Five Hundred game at Mrs Haymonds, prizes awarded to several members, guest Sadie Arrow receives a prize.
East Brook High School alumni held a Thursday evening reunion at Lakewood Beach with about 75 guests. Kenneth Kennedy was named president, Glenn Patterson vicepresident, Betty McKee corresponding secretary, Garlo Shaw recording secretary, Thomas Davis treasurer. The event plans to hold the 1994 gathering on the last Thursday in June.
Community events detail porch party at Mrs C D Updegraf�s Moody avenue home with Minerva club and guest Mrs Harold Hadsell. Prizes to Mrs Frank Robinson and Mrs Alfred Sadler. Future gathering planned. other notices cover Married People Picnic at Cascade Park, Jolly Twelve Club, Moonlight 500 Club, Opal Marie birthday party, and Schweikert family reunion postponement due to illness.
A bake sale event takes place Saturday July 1 at New Castle Dry Goofs Co under the auspices of Union High School class of 1933 Adyit. Proceeds support school activities and fund yearbook purchases.
Miss Jean Remley, soon to wed James W. Cooper, was surprised by guests at Mary Cooper’s Meyer Avenue home. The evening featured bridge and 500 prizes for top players, with gifts presented in a pink and white table setting and refreshments served by the hostess.
Merritt Eldred Hoag son of Mr and Mrs W S Hoag former New Castle residents married Miss Ruth Loury daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Loury of Fort Worth Texas. Ceremony took place June 24 at Southern Christian church Raleigh NC officiated by Dr Charles Kirby. Attendants included Alfred Taylor Memphis Tenn Mrs Elizabeth Coleman Fort Worth Texas Miss Nina Butler Beottboro Ala and Miss Ruth Keene Winter Haven Fla. Ruth Loury a Texas Christian University graduate pursues dietetics at Duke. Hoag a 1927 New Castle HS and Edinboro State Teachers College graduate earning a Duke education masters. They will live in Franklin Pa after Sept 1 where Hoag is principal of Ninth Street Junior High.
Breakfast at Mrs Earl Williams Bast street featured four bridge tables on the pergola porch with abundant flowers. After a tasty meal, prizes went to Mrs Wilson Howe Mrs Clara Campbell and Mrs Samuel L Barnes. Piano accordion numbers by Thomas Lewis entertained guests. Aides were Mrs June Bernard and Mrs Samuel L Barnes. Coryea families gather for Coryea reunion near Barvlansburg on June 24 with dinner supper and entertainment. Everett McConnell reelected president with George Brown Ambridge secretary Alice McKissick treasurer Edward Reed Volant. The 1934 reunion time and place to be arranged by Thomas Coryes and Ida McConnell. The Reynolds family annual reunion will be July 4 at D J Heckathorne’s Mercer road home.
The third annual reunion of G. Lafayette Reno descendants will be held on July 4 at Castle Beach, inviting relatives to gather for the anniversary and shared heritage.
A Thursday gathering at the home of Mrs W H Williams on Avenue 15 honored longtime Missionary Society of the Fast president Mrs Williams and welcomed incoming leader Mrs Metzler. Mrs Nesbit led the program with prayer as Miss Powell played piano, and guests enjoyed refreshments prepared by Barbara Nesbit Virginia Allen and Jean Bone Christy.
A farewell dinner party honored Mines Eve Nicklin and Beulah Magruder deaconesses of Croton and Firat Methodist churches. Nicklin leaves August 1 for Rhefula to lead Ruth M. Smith home work, Magruder to deaconess duties in Missouri. Reunited Ladies League hosted green lawn supper with bingo trophies awarded to three members.
Mahoning reunion committee met at Mrs. Robert Magill home to outline events for the August 2 gathering. A program will be in the school assembly, followed by a Cascade Park picnic with desserts supplied by the committee and a committee roster led by Frank Barnes.
West Side Club members surprised Mrs. J.P. Rice of West Washington Street at her home with an informal party. She has been ill and is now on the road to recovery. Mrs. James O'Laughlin and Mrs. Festus Fignin received honors. Mrs. Rice was presented a gift by Mrs. Carm Fulkerson, Mrs. Elle Fields, and Mrs. Mayme. Lunch was served at the close.
The Square Circle will close its activities with a 7 30 pm meeting at the Y W C A Miss Elizabeth Littler says library books should be returned at this time Cascade Park hosted the second annual picnic last Tuesday evening with supper for forty guests in the grove Guests included Emily Rice and F White Grace was offered by Miss Littler Dancing and park amusements followed supper Committees were in charge of refreshments and general duties with several members assisting
Mr and Mrs John DiBernardo of Hillsvilla announce the birth of a daughter at Jameson Memorial hospital on June 2. Mr and Mrs Tony Panella of 12 West Lawrence Street announce the birth of a daughter on June 27.
Girl Scouts Cardinal Troop No 7 will meet this evening at the First Baptist church. Miss Mary Grimes, trained at Pine Grove camp, will lead the session.
Charles A. Khoury and Harry Io Dale were taken to the workhouse this morning by Sheriff Frank Johnston. They were sentenced to one year in the works after conviction on conspiracy to rob the home of Sara Cunningham of Würtemburg.
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