Musical Club to Present Program by Wednesday Morning Club
The Wednesday Morning Musical Club will present a program led by Assebecat Garcia at the First Church on Wednesday morning. The event features Italian folk songs and Spanish pieces with performances by Lena Richards Martha Save and Blodwen Lewis along with others. The executive board plans a wide program including readings and solos by members, with Elizabe urvard and Helen Wlug leading selections.
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Assebecat Garcia
Fira, Teshysterian Church
Execuive
Vento
Tees
Scott
Cox
Thanassa
Sunshine
Nal Iandis
Cave
Scarlatti
Amarilli
Parciol
Plore-de-Lengue
Blodwen
Lewi
Cagella
Martha
Terry Misa
Elizabe Urvard
Lermemberssnav
Rees Cervantes
Helen
G A R Ladies To Honor Veterans At Appomattox Day Dinner
Plans are complete for the annual Appomattox Day dinner by the Ladies of the G A R to be held Thursday April 9 in City Hall with Civil War veterans their wives and widows as guests Dinner served at 1 20 Mrs Daisy Mitchell chairs the dining room and Mrs Margaret Hammond chairs the kitchen committee Also notices of club gatherings and meetings follow including the Bon Mon Club Legion Auxiliary Cheri Ami Club Sochata Club and Thursday Tureen Dinner Club schedules and hosts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witows
Daisy Mitchell
Margaret Hammond
Easter Dances On Social Calendar
With many college students home for spring vacation several dances head the social calendar next week. On Tuesday evening April 14 the annual Easter relic at the New Castle Wield Club features special novelty acts and music for dancing from 3 until 1. The committee includes Mrs. Johny Farr Mrs. Ucarxe Carpenter Miss Leoy Slitvinger Pillmore Campbell M.S. Dull and Mr. C. eels. That same evening Howard Woltern and Harlow Clarke will hold a dance at the Cascade Park pavilion for younger social set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Wield Club
Johny Farr
Ucarxe Carpenter
Leoy Slitvinger
Pillmore Campbell
M.S. Dull
C.eels
Joint Hostesses At Luncheon Bridge
Miss Dorothy Ralph and Miss Florence Ralph served as joint hostesses at a one oclock luncheon at their Fairfield avenue home. Gay spring flowers adorned the tables for sixteen as aides assisted. The afternoon featured bridge and music.
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Dorothy Ralph
Florence Ralph
Fairfield Avenue
Gay Colored Spring Flowers Center
George Balph
W. K. Wagus
Cassius Balph
Mixed Shower Celebrates Bride and Groom Kenneth Staley
Community club and auxiliary guests hosted a mixed shower for the newly married couple Kenneth Staley and his bride with yellow and white decor and spring flowers. Music, dancing, and a stream of gifts followed, as refreshments were served by hostesses and helpers.
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Kenneth Staley
James Snyder
Fearl Clhvens
Beckfords Altest
Wnte
Chagus
Religious and Fraternal Circles Meeting Notes
Religious groups in town held their regular meetings Monday evening. Missionary societies from Second Art church and Highwood United Presbyterian discussed talks by visiting speakers, social hours, and upcoming meetings in May. Other groups met at John’s Lutheran and First Presbyterian churches with leadership by Mrs. Tack Marshall and Julia Furst, and preparations for future officer elections and socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second U. PL Church
Kuve A. Ml Missionary Society
Second Art Church
Kathryn English
Eligaheel Randley
Mise Wthyt
Preshmenis
Shigabeath Rancis
White
Maria White
Medical Missionuary
India
Fean Hill Williamson Missionary Sociey
Highhwed
May Davies
Ruth Lewis
Helen’ Barry
Edith Dodds
Catherine von Born
Magill
Weatminarer Guild
Julia Furst
Sara Caubau
Frances Geadie
Emily Thayer
Ayda Fishler
Standard Oil Cuts Gasoline Price in Several States
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey cut gasoline prices by one cent per gallon today in Maryland Virginia South Carolina and Washington DC. Kerosene prices fell by half a cent per gallon across its territory. The company also reduced wholesale gasoline by one cent per gallon in New Jersey and North Carolina. The Cult Refining Company announced a price cut of one cent per gallon in New Jersey.
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Cinternational News Service
New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Maryland
Virginia
South Carolina
North
Caralinga
Cult Refining Company
Sibtbow Bederie
Women Plan Fishing Trips Amid Licenses Issued
County Treasurer David Nessie reports 660 fishing licenses issued this month with many women among applicants. Assistance from aides continues as applications rise, highlighting the community’s participation in the fishing season and related licensing program.
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David Nessie
Personal Notices From East Side Sights and Births
Local notes report numerous visits and returns with names like Sherwine East New Castle and Annie Richards East Lang avenue. Births include a daughter for Mr and Mrs John Spaced of West Grant street Sarah Ann born in New Castle hospital. Other items note health updates, visits to Youngstown, and Easter vacation plans among residents and families.
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John Kissinger
East North
Jonnie May Allsoppet
W. T. Holmes
Cleveland
Lewis
East Reynolds Street
George Murrett
Philling Place
da Srippe
Gad
Daniel Williams
Sheridan Avenue
Heave
Youngstown
John Jackson
Huron Avenue
J. James
Akron
Edwin Williams
Hincrest Avenue
John Barkay
Lowellville
Elmer Douglass
State Street
Mienor Underwood
Carnegie Tash
Willcrest Avenue
Frank Kennedy
East Washington Street
David Reese
Thos
J. Fichards
Jobo
Eyang
South Millstrat
John Foster
East
Tang Avenue
Youngstown City Hospital
William Lioyr
Martha
Miller Avenua
Dohn Spaced
Wonderful Weather Boosts Pre Easter Shopping
Pre Easter week brings favorable spring weather across the city aiding shoppers and merchants report increased activity in apparel lines. Predictions call for one of the era’s best spring periods as Easter approaches, with retail districts showing renewed consumer vigor and vibrant display windows.
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Liero
New Castle
Pitt
Baker Is Mum On New Job Offer
Foreign News In Brief notes Constantinople report that the Kurdish insurgency has spread across the Turko Persian border. The Persian government has dispatched troops to the frontier to oppose the movement. The London copy mentions a house over the English Channel in Cleveland Ohio.
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Baker
International
Constantinople
London
TA House
Cleveland
Ohio
Special Services At Pulaski Presbyterian Church Easter
Opening services will be held at the Pulaski Presbyterian church on Easter Sunday April 13. The regular morning worship begins at 11 o clock with Rev. Ken C. Hayes assigned by Rev. J. Mealy of Sewickley, Pa. A special effort is being made to have every member of the congregation in attendance.
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Pulaski Presbyterian Church
Ken C. Hayes
J. Mealy
D. D
Sewickler, Fa
The Passion Play Wonderful Film At Regent Theatre
Hundreds of patrons viewed the Passion Play at the Regent Theatre as it screens until Thursday. The production presents the Plagian Plays in artistic form, blending solemn themes with entertainment and drawing strong audience response. Also showing is Crusoe with Dack Gowgan, featuring the youthful star in a new real feature concluding Thursday.
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Regent Theatre
United States
Regent
Fim
Dackle Gowgan
Chianee
Goma
Spencer Delights Capitol Crowds With Magic Act
Spectators at Capitol Theater enjoyed Spencer the magician and his mind reader as he staged bold illusions including a be-ribboned bullet through a young man and a crystal gazing act. His two assistants and witty replies drew laughs from the audience of prominent locals. The show changes daily, with Along Came Ruth starring Viola Dank as today's feature.
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Spencer
Teadnr
Neeran
CIA Capitol Theater
Ruth
Viola Dank
Raymond MekKoe
Walter Hiers
Tully Mere Phall
Gale Henry
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Musical Club
Cordova
Lena Richards
Bon Mon Club
Ross Auble
Fillcrest Avenue
John McDevith
Carlisle Street
Legion Auxiliary
The
Legion Home
Cheri Ami Club
Mia
Wo J
Kuingensmith
Arth
Cedar Street
Sochata Club
Sochata Club Associates
Haroee Shatter
Moody Avenue
Walter Wade
Wabash Avenue
Bridge
Stephen Kleckner
South Vine Street
Dorothy Jane
Marshaille Cramner
Dorothy Knoblack
Betty
Gladys
Catherine
Bobby
Sammie Weinschenk
Evelyn
Bert David
Marshall Cramner
Gilbert A. Cox
Ray Bailer
Maryland Avenue
Europe
G. A. Colnor
Bailey
New York City
H. A. Wilkison
Park Avenue
Frank Woods
Will Moody
Butler
John Evans
South Mill Street
Henry Badger
Lyndal Street
Lowe
Bacar
Mand
N. Mercer St
Mather Bros. Co. Jewelers
Washington Street
New Castle, Pa
Wadnesday
Sodiata Club
Harold Shutter
Noss Auble
Hillcrest Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Masonic Temple
Novus Club
Joss Miller
County Line Street
7 Friendship Club
William Costello
Arcadian Club
Missionevieve Gox
Beckford Street
Quanequa Club
Merbert Webb
Sampson Street
Bou Mon Club
Jon McDevitt
Carlislee Street
Butler Girls
H. E. Pollock
Garfield Avenue
Hershey
David Ow, Ritchie
Highland Avenue
Leg Boyles
L. C. Mantz
Sinmintom
Grace Woodworth
Boss Gailey
Catherine Gibson
Ilorence Brisbane
Africk
Kathryn Hunter
Knox Lavenue
T. D. Club
Carl Gilmore
Cecil Logan
Cleveland Avenue
Indiana Club
Bertha Price
North Shenango St
Juliet Price
Margaret Ramsey
Pine Istreet
Harold Sloss
Ell
Wood City
Graham
Near
Volant
Mary Jane Metzler
Charles T. Metzler
Ss. C. B. Kensington
RB Kensington
Harry Finner
Hillsrest Avenue
Natie Srof
Vcore
Beaaty and
Davis Shoe Co
Central Christian Church
Woman’ ‘Missionary Society
A. Cox
I. B
United Presbyterian Sunday Schools
Standard Oil OF
N. J
Metzler
Home Wrecker
Caroline Seider
Bogota
Idieider
Ris Williams
Sheridan
Avenua Hag
Pittsburgh
Palais Ae
Delus
Paris
University of Michhigan
M. L. Bureton
Board of Regents
Roiuz ‘Niand
Cape Town
South Africa
Streeter
Soscfetr
Buenos Aires
Pulham
Pulaski Presbyterian
Capitol Crowds
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