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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1934

Page

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Dorothy Ann Fleming Weds Norman Hartman

Mrs Grace Fleming of Santa Monica announces the marriage of her daughter Dorothy Ann to Norman J Hartman of Los Angeles Cal son of Mrs Mary Hartman of North Braver Street The ceremony was performed by the Rev Huber Friday September 21 in Los Angeles where the couple will reside Hartman is manager of a shoe store in that city Both were popular in New Castle prior to moving California The Fleming family formerly lived on Park Avenue moving to California about eighty years ago The groom has been in Los Angeles the past seven years.

Grace Fleming Santa Monica Cal Dorothy Ann Norman J. Hartman Los Angeles Mary Hartman North Braver Street Huber Hartman California Fleming Park Avenue

Farewell Courtesy for Mrs R E Sturdy Moves Away

The Hershey auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church hosted a farewell for Mrs. R. E. Sturdy of Winter avenue Friday. The board presented a gift and revealed a planned party with refreshments as eleven guests gathered after a board meeting at her home. Indoor Corn Roast hosted by Catholic Daughters of America and the Junior court with speeches, singing, and guests Father Meek and Father Scholz attended.

R. E. Sturdy Winter Avenue Hershey Auxliary First Presbyterian Church L. 8 Round Sturdy Catholic Daughters of America St. Mary's Auditorium Frances P. J. Meek Calanenna FA. Scholz Ridge Kray Stella Malloy Mya Frank Dorothy Gainagh Arline Smith Mary Louisarie Kray Marise Reardon Argaret Kelley Katherine Newman Mary Rosa Reynolds J. C. Wirtz W. A. Semiler Helen Catherine Hannon Elien Margaret McGowan Stelki Malloy Regina Norris Cordelia Edgington France Colao

Afternoon Affair at C. J. Kirk Home

Mrs C J Kirk and daughter Mrs Thomas Liggett of Philadelphia hosted an informal card party at the Kirk home on Highland avenue. Former friends remembered as Margaret Kirk attended and the gathering ended with a luncheon.

C. J. Kirk Thomas Liggett Philadelphia Mr. Liggett Kirk Highland Avenue Liggett Margaret Kirk

Evening party and social events in Youngstown area

Miss Alene Norris to be bride, hosts and guests at bridge party on H Street. Nearby events include a shower for the Bodendorfer couple on Huron Avenue, Philathea class meeting at First Baptist with officers elected and plans for a tureen dinner on October 22. Daughters of Union Veterans plan quilting sessions October 4 and 9 with a chicken dinner hosted by Anne Reegling of Philadelphia and others.

Alene Norris H Street Isabelle Les Thei Ier Court Ing S Iss Catherine Anderson Virginia Duff Norris Daughters of Onion Anne Reegling Philadelphia Department National Council Mary Kurtz Jessie Crooks Alice Jackson Tillie Hartman Margaret, Hammond Virginia Gilbert Martha Fox Com. Blakeley MecKissick Winifred James North Mercer Street First Baptist Church Florence Davis Jane A. Pattison Verlee Armstrong Elizabeth Harris Emma Brenner

Kensington Guests Hostess Evening Social

Mrs. J R Mears entertained Kensington members at her Butler avenue home with guessing games and radio music. Prizes went to Mrs A Taylor and Mrs J McFall. Daughters served a refreshment menu as plans for the next meeting on October 9 with Mrs Julia McClelland were finalized.

Kensington J. R. Mears Butler Avenue A. Taylor J. McFall Allan Morrow Kenneth Moore Julia McClelland Vine Street

Beautiful wedding at Second Church in Grandview

Miss Mildred Dodds and Stanley Price wed at Second United Presbyterian Church with organ music by Miss Denniston and vocal by Miss Taylor. Bride wore ivory satin with lace, bouquets of white roses. bridesmaids in pink taffeta. Reception at the Dodds home followed by a motor trip for the couple, who will reside at 203 Pine Street after returning from the trip. Out of town guests included Mrs. Howard Madlin and Mr. Louis Westerbury among others. The Theta Nu club meeting was postponed to next month. Registered at Atlantic City were Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Foltz.

Second United Presbyterian Church Mildred Dodds C. J. Dodds Grandview Avenue Stanley Price Harry Price Alt Ethel Denniston Bertha Tayor Miss Denniston Mary Alford Jean Parker Leroy Messner Paul Alford al Sather Hermet Charles McMillen Dodds Price Chauncey Kirk George D.D Cleveland Ohio Margaret MacDonald Mattie Rinehart Frank Raisley Mame Murphy A. &. Stevenson Butler

Pretty Courtesy in Honor of Miss Haug

An informal Monday evening event at J. Groyd's home on Franklin Avenue honored Miss Ann Haug of Highland Avenue with 29 guests from Hirshberg company and friends. A mock wedding, wedding cake, bridal table, and dainty favors framed the gathering, while gifts were presented in a large box. The honoree departs Thursday for Seattle, Washington after her marriage to Martin Schuehle.

Ann Haug Highland Avenue J. Groyd Franklin Avenue Cecil Wooley Hirshberg Lloyd Mildred Owens Liloyd Gwyneth

Baldwin Bible Class Breakfast at Cascade Park

Forty members of the Baldwin Bible class of Highland United Presbyterian church held a breakfast at Cascade Park on a warm summer morning. Mrs Harold McCulisch led the group with a long table of calendulas and favors, meals prepared by Mrs Ray Rhodes and several members, followed by a business session outlining plans for winter activities.

BaldWin Bible Class Highland United Presbyterian Church Cascade Park Harold McCulisch Ray Rhodes D. Buckley Ray Cline J. W. McCreary M. M. Ingham D. Maddocks Hallowe'en

Anniversary Dinner For McGeorge Class

One year after its organization in the Second United Presbyterian church the McGeorge Class celebrated a birthday with a dinner in the church dining room supervised by Mrs. Ray Zeigler and her committee. Tables for 35, pink and white flowers. Ted Strimaier, retiring president, led a business meeting naming officers for the coming year: Alex Hanna president, Meadhompson vice president, Alice Barnes secretary, John Barnes treasurer, Rachel Jones corresponding secretary.

K. McGeorge Second United Presbyterian Church Ray Zeigler Ted Strimaier Alex Hanna Meadhompson Alice Barnes John Barnes Rachel Jones

N O Club Plans Hallowe'en Party

Bridge drew attention of Co. N O Club as members met at Mrs. Sam Rohrer’s home for social time. Prizes were won by Miss Sara Thomas and Mrs. Maurice Boyd. Special guests included Mrs. Robert Stewart and Miss Jewell Schaefer. Hostess and daughters served lunch and plans were made for a Hallowe'en party with guests.

Bridge Co. N. O Sam Rohrer North Cedar Street Sara Thomas Maurice Boyd Robert Stewart Jewell Schaefer Betty Lou Myrtle Hallowe'en Jesse Gehrken Rohrer Harvey Booker Boyd Garfield Avenue

Reunion Here Is Enjoyable Event

Mr and Mrs R C Gormley hosted a large family reunion at their Harlansburg home on Saturday honoring Will and James Sloan and their spouses from East Jordan Michigan. Relatives attended from Franklin Butler County Corapolis Beaver Falls Eau Claire Clintonville Grove City Eagleville and nearby areas with a chicken lunch, lawn dining, games, horse shoes, and an old singing school revival.

R. c. Gormley Harlansburg Will Sloan James Sloan Baby East Jordan Mich soRerher Eighe Milton Sleen Franklin Melvin Sloan Butler County Kieth Sloan Coraopollis Harold Smith Beaver Falls W. A. Hunter Harry Kohlmeyer Eau Claire Rulien Hunter Clintonville Car) Snyder Grove City Clarence Lady Eagleville

East Brook Club Meeting and Local project plans

Mrs. Omar Fink hosted East Brook Club members at Lakewood. Civic committee outlined church yard planting and beautifying efforts. Mrs. Charles Black discussed Goldenrod history and autumn planting. Next meeting at Mrs. Everett Kennedy’s home with exchange activities. Young People rally at First Baptist on Sept 27 at 6:30. Community hikes and a dine and quilt event led by local hosts featured activities and arrangements.

Omar Fink Fast Brook Garder Club Lakewood Church Yard Charles Black J. S. Guthrie Hou. Cart Everett Kennedy Guthele John Robinson of Sevds H. Kelley Young People's Union of the First Baptist Church Disney Mary Brown Elizabeth Schunk Todd Farm Pulaski Florence Carney Irene Root

Hershey Meeting Postponed to September 8 Dinner Planned

Hershey communityChest meeting has been postponed from tonight to September 8. Mrs C P Brown of Moody avenue will host and dinner will be served at six. Rose of Sharon Class Cron ton avenue M B church will hold a Friday dinner at six at the church.

Hershey Community Chest Hershey Puxillary C. P. Brown Moody Avenue Rose of Sharon Cronton Avenue M. B. Church

Dutch Luncheon at the Field Club Hosts and Trophy Winners

Mrs John Gordon Mrs William Young and Mrs Joseph George presided at the Dutch luncheon at the Field Club. Robert Preston won high trophies in a three table contract game after the meal. Marguerite Mullen of 912 Mort on Street joins the Radio Club Thursday evening. A one o clock luncheon Thursday at Mrs A Snicks on Garfield Avenue engages G M T club members. Amerita club will be hosted by Mrs Nicholas Altobelli on Dushane Street Thursday. Rev Charles H Hauger and his wife arrived to take residence at the parsonage on Haus Avenue and will lead services Sunday.

W. H. Patterson Northview Avenue Robert Clark Butler Avenue Bestyette Dorothy Boyles Neshannock Avenue Blue Eagle Sua Flynn Greenwood Avenue Ritz James Bongivenga Glass Street A. O Lou Nelson West Clayton Street Leroy Short Garfield Avenue Harry Flinner Iw. T Harry McCullough East Washington Street Romeo Beltram Hillcrest Avenue L. A.B Lettie McCullough Warren Avenue L. S.C Adda Roblinson Charles Clark Sunnyside Lettie Hall Castlewood Co. M John Gordon William Young Joseph George Gordon Kline John Ray Preston Gordon George Robert Preston Radio Club Marguerite Mullen Moreton Street Amerita Club Nicholas Altobelli Dushane Street Charles H. Hauger Croton Avenue M. Echarelz Haus Avenue

Roy Loving and Julia Slaughter Linked in Vague Notice

Fragmentary OCR mentions Roy Loving and Julia Slaughter with scattered initials and place hints including Youngstown. Details are unclear and no clear event or action is stated.

Roy Loving Julia Slaughter Robert FP Henry Sharons Sharon

Ovaltine Helps Fussy Eaters Eat For Mothers Card

A vintage health ad extols Ovaltine to aid digestion and boost appetite in children. It claims rapid digestion, Vitamin B richness, and weight gain, with notes on use for nursing mothers and the elderly. Provides purchase and coupon redemption hints.

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Dorothy Ann Fleming Norman Hartman Phildren Fleming Music Store North Muse Jack Gerson Jeweler Penn Theater Youngstown New Castle George Bodendorfer Huron Avenue Andy Bodendorfer John Andrew John Miller Robert John, Jr Eleanor John Conroy Adolf Lang Kraft John Unteh June Dorothy Atkins Fern Gray Ang Orend Billy Hilda Edith Albert Boiendorfer Edith Bodendorfer Bod Ek. Kraft Miler Helen Bodendorfer Bodendorfer, Jr Delaware Avenue City Brisco Club Prank Fazzone East Lutton Street Theta Nu Theta Nu Club Thomas Aiken Adams Street Hae Oben Givde Grannis Court Street Atlantic City Chalfonte-Baddon Mall Stewart P. Foltz East Wallace ‘Avenue the News Park Lb.hs First. Christian Church William Hanna G. A. RB M. J. Tripp McGeorge QO. N. O Hallowe'en Party E. N.C Fe, N.C Henry Anderson East New Castle East Brook Club Ed McKibben Winslow Avenue I. B Third United Freshy Verlag Maine Grace Trene Hedrick Tahaeeiey Campbell, O Beeteeeistle R. D Adelaide VY Vie Paul Pest Elsie Tor Wanaun Co Ichigan Aye AL Perty IAL Supply Crohan Damie Jon Bgt Elsle Rodik
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