1939 Reunion Set For Last Saturday In June
The 30th annual reunion will be held on the last Saturday of June 1939 at the same location. Attendees are urged to arrive early and share updates from past classmates and notable events since graduation.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
3
The 30th annual reunion will be held on the last Saturday of June 1939 at the same location. Attendees are urged to arrive early and share updates from past classmates and notable events since graduation.
A brief society note announces Launtip iliam El will marry in New York, highlighting a local connection and upcoming nuptials.
An event at the Canter Club Assembly honors a bride as part of a reunion and union gathering. Details mention Schweikert and Mamopers with a casual, informal tone and a farewell pine flare.
A local wedding took place at the Presbyterian church with Elizabeth McNulty and Jay Ran Peham as the couple. Attendants included Mrs Theodore Uber, and a wedding dinner followed at the bride’s parents’ home before the couple’s motor trip through New England. They will reside in Grove City and the bride is a Grove City High School graduate and teacher. the groom attends Grove City College and is with McKay Body Works in Grove City.
Families and friends of the Queen Esther Au church group enjoyed a bountiful dinner served by Nellie Clarke and her committee including Mildred Sargeant Merthr Higley and others. The social marked the close of the group’s activities for the month.
Mrs. William J Rech formerly Elsig Latimer was honored by London Bridge Club members at a meet in the home of Charles D. Waldy. Cards and jokes filled the evening, with Mrs. Geo Dun can and Mrs. Findley Wilson among the winners. A fruit juice reception followed as decorations brightened the rooms. Hostesses included Mrs. George Wayneean and Miss Lenora Goates assisted by Miss Irene Pollard.
Dorval Society hosts an ice cream festival at Noshannock U P Church on Friday July 1 at 8:00 p m. Proceeds support church activities with a family friendly evening of treats.
New Castle Hadassah held a year end installation luncheon at Field Club on Tuesday afternoon with about 60 attendees. Mrs. J. Cobb welcomed members. Rabbi Epstein gave the benediction. Mrs. J. A. Markel spoke as guest and installation included officers for 1938 39. The program featured a piano solo by Miss Dorothy Fisher and a talk on Hadassah youth aliyah.
Mrs Daugherty returns from the 72nd State Encampment of the Pennsylvania Grand Army of the Republic in Washington PA with 300 delegates and about 2200 visitors present. A party at the Buchangen home in New Wilmington honored guests and featured prizes. Elizabeth Miewaorensky and Wendell Jennings announce their marriage to occur at St Philip and James Church.
The Allend Lodge group and several relatives from Highland Heights and Emerson Avenue traveled to Niles Ohio Wednesday evening to attend the Rebekah Lodge meeting. The Carroll Lodge of Youngstown presented the initiatory degree and refreshments were served after several addresses were given.
The Warnock reunion held Wednesday at the home of Senator and Mrs. George T. Weingertier drew about fifty attendees who enjoyed a lawn dinner and a business meeting afterward. Other club events included a nursing club breakfast at Cascade Park hosted by Brew Art Cope and a D. C. club tea with host Mrs. Angelo Filgeno featuring ravioli dinner and card games with prizes.
Miss Aumina Hitch was hosted by the Harbor area club as members gathered at the home of Abralar Kildoo on Maryland for a missionary society tea. Mrs Goamer Emery led the event with reports from the society and musical numbers by Miss Exina W and Babe Marcocki, plus an ice cream social to follow.
A group from the Tri Quad Bridge Club hosted an afternoon gathering and social games. Members including Geart and others attended a cordial session, sharing refreshments and friendly competition.
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