Attractive Luncheon at First Presbyterian Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church opened fall and winter work with a luncheon in the church dining room. Thirty tables were decorated with flowers. special guests included Miss Fiartet Blanchard and pro J. J. Frown of Long Beach. Mrs. L. L. Fehetnecker died recently and Mrs. Samuel Gillespie was elected treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Fiartet Blanchard
J. J. Frown
Long Beach
Cal
J. M. McNachan
Fowler
Donald McKillop
Victoria
J. R. Taylor
Nat.and. Fla
S. K. McCleary
L. L. Fehetnecker
Homelund
Samuel Gillespie
Mary Elder Bare
Missionary Societies
New York City
The
Incan Society
Thomas Falls
George E. Thompson
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Bride Elect at Butler Avenue
Mrs J R Mears hosted a formal home shower for Miss Margne Jerkiner, October bride elect, on Butler Avenue. Guests enjoyed games and a prize drawing won by Mrs J Mefs, Mrs Raoul, and Mia. Ruth Were offered refreshments, with Mrs George Woodring and others assisting. Stewart Percell of Williamsport attended as an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Mears
Butler Avenue
Margne Jerkiner
Brrs
J. A. McFall
Mrs. Mitchell
Stewart Percell
Williams- Snort
Vers
Sugges
Dec
Entertain Jointly for Class Members
Miss Hazel Hanna, Miss Isabel Hanna and Miss Agnes Wagner hosted Willing Workers Class of the Second GU Popchurch at a corn roast at Frew Mill Road home Thursday evening. About twenty five attended. A brief business session followed with Mrs. Fred Lee receiving a picture. Bonfires lit in orchard. October meeting to be a Halloween party led by Mrs. Francis N. Eakin, Mrs. Chester Minick, and Miss Helen Allison. Reading Circle of ’06 hosted a one o’clock luncheon opening meeting with Mrs. Jack Grimar. Covers for fourteen. fall flowers as centerpiece. Mrs. P. K. Fike and Mrs. William Lewis assisted. Patton attended. Next regular meeting two weeks later with Mrs. G. C. Campbell. F. C. Luncheon Club hosted by Mrs. John Sergeant. twelve covers. Special guest Mrs. Minnie McCoy of Chicago. Cards in the afternoon. Next hostess Mrs. Webster in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Hanna
Isabel Hanna
Agnes Wagner
Frew Mill
Fred Lee
Francis N. Eakin
Chester Minick
Helen Allison
Reading Circle
Jack Grimar
Albert Strest
P. K. Fike
William Lewis
Patton
G. C. Campbell
North Bay Street
F. C
John Sergeant
Garfield Avenue
F. O
Minnie McCoy
Chicago
Webster
Front Street
Lucky Six Club
Doner Sankey
Shenango
John Sankey
Henry Tindall
Samuel Haker
C. R. Bruce
Beaver Falls
Samuel Baker
J. C. B. Kensington
Bessie Schick
QO. B
Bridge Club
Arthur Keifer
Wzillcrest Avenue
H. D. Bridge Club
Earl DeWolf
Francis Drake
Ralph McWilliams
Harry Filmor
Hillcrest Avenue
Wade Mecum Club
Rose Allen
West Moody Avenue
James Hettenbaugh
R. A. Balle
Pansey Thompson
Pagsey Thompson
Rex Patch
Florence Avanue
Ghland Hook Club
Mre
Preston
Highland Ok Club
New Castle
Yefternoon
Biidn
Fenton
Midway
Conneaut Lake
George Aled
George’ Solomon
Sherridan, Avenue
E. T. W. Kensington
W.H. Reed
Pittsburgh
William Mitchell
KK. T. Ww. Kensington
Wildwood Avenue
Read
Clint Snyder
Hazelcroft Arena
Ben Davids
New Wilmington
Frank Nolan
C. Www. Smith
Meeber
J.P. Grove
East Washington Street
G. W. Club
Cascade Parl
Migs Gall Love
H. M. Allen
Chestnut Street
Wedding bells swirl in autumn tapestry of roses and lilies
Brides wore rose and valley lilies attended by Hedwich Wochner in canary crepe carrying yellow mums. Groom William Schrantz served as best man. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s home with yellow and white decor and a cake centerpiece. Out of town guests included Mrs. Margaret Myera and Mrs. Carrie Hunn. The article also notes subsequent residence arrangements and other local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vitus
Christine Ross
George Ross
Sutton Street
Paul Lombardo
A. Lombardo
Harrijson Street
Frank Coala
Mitio Strizzi
Amelia Cantelupe
Farrell
Peter Mele
Rose Lombardo
Angeline Marso
Eleanor Ambrosia
Nancy Ross
Lucile Rena
Lena Fair
Gleanor Farone
Rose Felice
Mary Frank
Anna Ross
Josephine Griliy
Antonette Gabis
Tiorence Paglsy
Elbing Palus
Lot DeLillo
Ernest Palus
Harry Rogs
Ernest Natale
Lombardo
William Cubellis
Soms
Hedwich Wochner
William Schrantz
Ser‘ved
Margaret Myera
Wyr. Ou
Carrie Hunn
Vaucourt
Schrants
York
Milwaukee
Boston Avenue
M Maughan
Brownsend Hamilton Company
Maughan
Pennsylvania and Ohio Power and Light Company
Social notes from New Castle and nearby areas
Personal visits and home gatherings fill the pages with names and routes. Residents from Pittsburgh Aliapes and New Castle share visits, trips to Montreal Detroit and Washington while clubs meet for dinners, needlework, and entertainment at the City Building Highland Club and others.
Local Club Activities Reported In Community Notes
Mrs William Pugh hosts a waisiness session with tew members and music. Mrs Carl Staber assists. two weeks till Mrs Orville Potter hosts. Denver guests honored by Mrs Robert Shouften at Norwood Avenue luncheon for Mr and Mrs George Gregor of Denver. Cascade Parl roast hosted by G W Club with twelve attendees. Luncheon bridge planned for New Castle Flasd Club hosted by Mrs H M Allen. Daughters of Lydia from What Presbyterian Church meet Saturday at Mrs F J Thompson's Lincoln Avenue with speaker Mrs Donald McKillop of Vic tor J C. Potential corrections: scattered OCR fragments complicate precise names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
What Presbyterian Church
F. J. Thompson
Lincoln Avenue
Donald McKillop
Victort
J. C
Immense Bean Placed On Display In Washington Street Window
The thirty four inch stone-like item called Immense Bean is set in the window display of Brown and Mamillan company on Washington street.
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Presbyterian
Guncheon
Raymond Eari
Elizabeth Fox
Highland Avenue Extension
William Fox
Kansas City
Tatus Club
Toy
WI. J. Hamilton
Laurel Boulevard
J. HH. Carpenter
J. L. McCaskey
E. M. M’creary
Elks Club
Bertha Cyphey
McClelland Avenue
O'Stock
Harold Carnahan
3. Club
Yerete Weygant
Florence Pritchard
Mavioty Frew
Colo” Vones
Ross-Lombardo
Philadelphia Club
Clendenin Hall
Lollows
Della Sanford
Fern Simon
Henrietta Davis
Vern Simons
Elmer Braden
North
Mercer Street
St. Joseph's Church
Father Wisenburg
Rerina V. Ward
John J. Ward
Joseph Schrantz
English Avenue
Jim Shields
Mason-Dixon
America
Wonder Orchestra
Billy Moore
Cascade Park
Palais Royal
Lew Castle
C. L. Hogue
Mather Bros. CO
East
Washington Street
Ranfare Smithfield Atreet
Albert Walker
Arthur Barnsley
George Sutton
Birmingham
England
Lincoln
Garfield
Samus
Laughlin
Stolint Jackson
Wad’s Tire Service 417
N. Croton
Jack Gerson
N. Mercer Street
Penn Theater
Penny Theatre
M.C. Limber CO
Stationers
Greer Bldg
Mercer St
FT. J. Davies
Misa Jane Hunter
Aliapes
W. W. Reed
Thomas Lind
Lie Murcer Road
Sherman
Youn Howr, O
Erie Johnson
Mary V
Ernest i Stitzinger
Winter Avenue
Kenneth Beer
Neshansock Boulevard
Mount
Motch
Ernest Stirzinger
New Castle Hospital
Charles Gut
Evelyn
Winslow Atenua
Montreal
Toronto
Detroit
T. Ho Winter
Washington, T.,.c
Virginia
Gene
Randolph-Macon Military Academy
Front Royal
George M. Robbins
Quebec Central Railways
Quebec
Canada
Tireen
Service
Lion
Myrtle Trax
Norman Agnew
Ft. Worth Tex
New Dea Ue
Legion
David Long
Shaw Street
Unexpected
Murray Moore
North Tay Street
BOA. Wy Club
Harold Lloyd
Freshman
the Boys’ Store of
Reynolds, Thorn & Summers
Denver
Robert Shouft
Norwood Avenue
George Gregor
Col. Fall Roses
H. A. Cillchrist
Viel Clair
Samuel Wy. Perrys
James T. Ray
Edna C. Uber
William B. Gormley
Marianavic
Bessemer
Alr
Mra
James
Tuy
Wallace Avenue
P. J Thompson
Davis Shoe CO
Oxford
Children’s Shoe Store
Mannish Oxfords
PENN
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