October Meeting of Federated Clubs in YWCA
The October meeting of the Federation of Women's Clubs at the YWCA featured reports from departments and talks by Mrs. Howard Kirk Mrs. Thomas A Gilkey and Mrs. Charles Greer delegates to the State Federation meeting at Wilkes Barre The Garden Club will be renamed the Garden Club of Lawrence County with four branches outside the city The Wednesday Morning Musical Club will become The Music Club and a Conservation Department led by Mrs Thomas Clarke outlined plans for the year Capital dues from clubs will fund next year’s biennial in Pennsylvania and New Jersey A Shakespeare night at Senior High School October 30 with Professor Fred Losey presenting Macbeth was announced with an afternoon talk on Inev itability of Consequence A report highlighted Neighborhood House and Playgrounds and the first issue of the Federation magazine was announced for sale in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Howard Kirk
Thomas A. Gilkey
Charles Greer
Wilkes- Barre
S. D. Pearson
Garden Club
Lawrence County
D. Duff Scott
Music Club
Thomas Clarke
Ellwood City
New Conservation Department
Thomas Gilkey
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Frances McClaren
Fred Losey
Macbeth
Federation
Masquerade Party At Epworth Sunday School Home
Mrs H D Baer hosted the Dorcas class of Epworth Methodist Sunday school at her Hillcrest Avenue home Tuesday evening for a Halloween masquerade. Forty guests attended with special visitors Mrs Thompson and Mrs Sherman. Refreshments were served by the hostess and aides Mrs Norman Clark Mrs Calvin Cox and Mrs Albert Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Baer
Hillcrest Avenue
Dorcas
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Thompson
Sherman
Norman Clark
Calvin Cox
Albert Brooks
First Spiritualist Circle and Lunch in New Castle
The First Spiritualist church of New Castle Pennsylvania will hold a circle and lunch on Wednesday evening at 7 30 in Clendenin Building over Union Store East Washington Street A good medium will attend and the price is fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Clendenin
Union Store
East Washington Street
Miss Margaret Stubbs Weds Maurice A Boyd
Miss Margaret Kathryn Stubbs daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Stubbs Garfield avenue became the bride of Maurice Audley Boyd son of Mr and Mrs Boyd of Princeton today at high noon. The ceremony was at Mahoning M E church with Rev J N Croxall officiating. The couple planned a two weeks honeymoon to New York Philadelphia and Atlantic City and will reside at 126 Garfield avenue upon return. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs E W English Walter Rouse Mrs Elizabeth Hancock and Norris McElheney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kathryn Stubbs
J. F. Stubbs
Garfield Avenue
Maurice Audley Boyd
7. Boyd
Princeton
Mahoning M. E
J. N. Croxall
Norris McElheney
Fredonia
New Castle News Company
Boyd
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
E. W. English
Pittsburgh
Walter Rouse
Sharon
Elizabeth Hancock
Mount Union
Mrs. Kohn Repeats as Head of Senior Hadassah
Mrs. L. Kohn, organizer and past president, was re elected president of the New Castle Senior Hadassah chapter at the officers election in the YWCA. Mrs. L. Sandler became honorary president with a large attendance noted. The meeting praised committees and rewarded Mrs. Davis for entertainment work and Mrs. Rabinovitz for ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Kohn
New Castle
Hadassah
L. Sandler
E., Kaplan
H. B. Rabinovitz
H. Abkowitz
H. Bush
R. Rubenson
L. Miller
M. Davis
Davis
Costume Revue Seized in France Taken as Tools of Trade
The costumes from Billy Maine's Overseas Revue Somewhere In France were released by Custom officials as Tools of Trade. Officials say the Parisienne art pieces are exquisite and will delight audiences of the attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Maine
France
Rodgers Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Richard Rodgers mark 50 years of marriage on October 21 1875 in New Castle Pa. Now reside at 1042 Bernard Street Youngstown Ohio with son W H Rodgers and two grandchildren. Nancy E Thompson born February 12 1855 in Butler County is 70. They remain in good health and their three children are W H Rodgers Princeton J C McConnell and J Newton Rodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rodgers
W. H. Rodgers
Bernard Street
Youngstown
New Castle
Fleingrove
Nancy E. Thompson
Brady Township
Lutler County
Samuel Williams
J. C. McConnell
Princeton
W. Va
J. Newton Rodgers
Mulberry Street
Reorganize Wednesday Morning Musical Club Forms New Era
The first Fall meeting of The Music Club will be Monday October 26 at 8 PM in First Presbyterian church New Castle. The organization, a reorganization of the former Wednesday Morning club, shifts from morning to evening and will admit men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
New Castle
W. W. Cubbison
Charles Greer
D. R. Harris
Mary Jackson
J. Norman Martin
5. C. Nicklin
R. C. Howe
Elizabeth Winter
Margaret Sankey
Thomas Munroe
M. M. Ingham
Edward J. Davis
Allen Ten-Year Anniversary Celebration at Wildwood
Mr and Mrs Lee Allen marked their tenth wedding anniversary with about forty relatives and friends at home on Wildwood avenue Tuesday evening A dinner at six featured seasonal decorations and the gathering included many relatives from Youngstown New Bedford Connellsville Pulaski and nearby towns. music and informal social pastimes followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Allen
Wildwood Avenue
C. H. Kennedy
Edward Lowery
Youngstown
Mary Lowery
Charles McBride
Burton
New Bedford
R. Allen
George Allen
Edwin
Connellsville
W. J. Kerr
Lois
J. R. Meek
Dorothy
Arthur
Frank Kuhn
Hazel
Pulaski
Masquerade Party Enjoyed by Grace M E K Church Group
Miss Genevieve Baker hosted a masquerade party for thirty six guests of the Ivery Ready class Tuesday evening on Denver avenue. Halloween decor and contests framed the event with aides Ruth Hammond and Frances Pitzer assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Baker
Denver Avenue
Ivery Ready
Grace M. EK. Church
Ruth Hammond
Frances Pitzer
Balanced Education Program Discussed by Local Critics
In a community event Mrs. R. B. Davenport served as critic while Mrs. John Leonard, wife of Laurel Avenue resident, was announced as hostess in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Davenport
John Leonardson
Laurel Avenue
Pittsburgh Auxiliary Guests at Daniel Leasure War Veterans Meeting
Members of the Sarah White Auxiary of Pittsburgh visited the Daniel Leasure Auxiliary at the American Legion Home for a regular meeting. The Pittsburgh delegation conducted degree work for initiation and several local members attended, including Mrs Haun and Mrs Martina Rae. A Halloween party committee was named for October 19 with Rose Porter and others appointed. Miss Phyllis Young and Miss Lillian Boyd attended among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah White
Pittsburgh
Daniel Leasure
American Legion
Haun
Martina Rae
Pennsylvania
Hallowe'en
Rose Porter
Flansburg
Lillian Lash
Dorothy Flansburg
Edna Vaughn
Dorothy Fulton
Dora Livesay
Margaret Livesay
Ray
Viola Buell
Kurtz
Carr
Birthday celebrations honor two members of the B B Club
Mrs. John Kennehan hosted B B Club at Wilmington avenue with Mrs. Oakley Rowland as guest. Music and chat accompanied the event while purses for charity were presented in honor of Mrs. Siegfrid and Mrs. Spence. Refreshments were served with Mrs. Rowland assisting. In two weeks the group will meet with Mrs. F. E. Warnock on Superior street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Rowland
John Kennehan
Wilmington Avenue
B. B. Club
Charles Siegfried
Hugh Spence
Warnock
Superior Street
Quota Club Speaker Rev. Brennan Recaps Abroad
Rev. Fr. Martin J. Brennan who just returned from travel addressed the New Castle Quota Club at the YMCA Tuesday evening. His witty talk on experiences abroad was keenly enjoyed by all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Brennan
New Castle
Quota Club
Brennan
Jewish Ladies Relief Society Opens Season Meeting
The Jewish Ladies Relief Society held its first business meeting of the season Tuesday evening at Mrs. B. Kline’s Wallace avenue home. Mrs. E Feuchtwan ser and Mrs. M. Harris served as associate members. Mrs. Bernard Kline was in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Ladies Relief Society
B. Kline
Wallace Avenue
E. Feuchtwanser
M. Harris
Bernard Kline
Martha Shrine Card Party and Officers Installed
Charge and reports heard from committees as officers were elected for the new year. Officers include President Mrs Bernard Kline and Vice President Mrs Louis Zieve. Social hour with vocal numbers followed. attendance forty nine. Next meeting November with Mrs Edelstein. Martha Shrine Card Party to be held October 23 at 9 PM in I C O F Hall for Shrine members and Masonic friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Fleming
William A. Woodworth
H. L. Gordon
D. R. Harris
R. C. Howe
B. F. Butler
M. M. Ingham
D. Duff Scott
H. L
Bernard Kline
Louis Zieve
Julius Cobb
Abraham Frank
Pearl Broida
H. Edelstein
East Street
Martha Shrine
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E. M. M’creary Kell
Clark & Mackie Co
Jack Gerson
N. Mercer Street
Penn Theater
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Penn Theatre
Margaret Stubbs
Maurice A. Boyd
Mrs. Kohn
aNa
Mercer Street
MR. and
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Romola
George Eliot
Dorothy Cish
Rans
Sas
Norma Shearer
Lew Cody
Circle of
Circle of '91
W. A. Taylor
Leasure Avenue
T. A Patterson
Geneva
M. Matheny
Higgins Bros
McCall
Part
Phyllis Young
Intercities
Quotarians
Martinique Hotel
Lillian Boyd
The
Grays
Olive Kammerer
Rosenthal
Jew
Elry
Thals el Od
Jewish Ladies Relief
Metzler
Curley
Sample’s
North Mercer Street
New Castle, Pa
Fourth and
Lawrence Ave
Ellwood City, Pa
Florence Weinberg
Charles Levine
Elgin
Howard and Hamilton
Mather Bros. Co
E. Washington St
Palais Royale
Ebeling Furniture
Britton Dry Cleaning
Berger Shoe Store
Newark Shoe Store
Jos, Erlick Warnock Beauty Parlor
Reynolds, Thorn, & Summers
Nessles & Sons United Barber Shop
Eckerd Drug Store
Klafter Cigar Store
Rodenbaugh Men Clothing
Lawrence
P. N. Hartman's Clothing
Richards Cigar Store
Roder & Habib
Limberick China Co
Waltemeyer Auto Co
Benny Mack
Royal Serenaders
Counle
EVAUD
Howard Hynes
P. L. Hogue
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