Visitors and callers from New Castle and area
Miss Mary Minneham and various Hillard families visited in town on Sunday. The Johnsons of New Castle, the Whittakers of Cleveland, and others called or stayed over Sunday. Ada Hunt and Wilma Hunt visited East Brook. Jean Hillard visited Ambridge. Several Greenville callers and a Grange party were noted, with many local residents visiting relatives or hosting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Minneham
New Castle
A. R. Hillard
Mily
Ellington
N. Y
H. V. Archer
Frank Hillard
Ambridge
J. E. Hillard
W. W. Johnson
Ralph Whittaker
Cleveland
W. O. Wilkens
Ada and
Wilma Jane Hunt
Eastbrook
Jean Hillard
Charles Rudolph
Kenneth
Hazel Collins
Edna Yeager
Greenville
Indian Run Grange
Ed. Johnson
Jean
Fred Schollar
Viola and
Ralph
Irene Aggas
V. O. Allen
Leona Bills
Beiruts Arab Speakers Contest Honors Egyptian Woman
In an oratorical contest at the University of Beirut for Arabic speaking students Mrs. Ahmad Shakir of Egypt won first honors. She became the first Moslem woman to enroll at the university and spoke in favor of higher education for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Beirut
Ahmad Shakir
Egypt
Prohibition Law Labeled Dead Letter by Butler
International News Service reports Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler in London calling nationwide prohibition a dead letter and a colossal failure. He cites taxed illicit liquor, widespread violations, and the impracticality of enforcing the 18th Amendment, urging a shift to effective public measures. He points to Canada as a model and notes widespread noncompliance across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Nicholas Murray Butler
England
Butler
New York
Kansas
Florida
United States
Canada
Seventh Ward News Fishing Club Heads for French Creek
Thirteen Millvale Fishing Club members depart this evening for a two week trip to French Creek. The group includes A C Hyde Lewis Anderson J P Clark J M Yates J G Walker W J Osborn George Meyer E A Jones Ashley H Hill J A Butler H Butler Attorney C H Young and Charles Hyde. This annual excursion rotates destinations among lakes and rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millvale
Constantine trio visits Coates on N Liberty Street
Son James Jr and Mr and Mrs W L Christly of Constantine Michigan returned home today after visiting for a week at the home of Mr and Mrs H G Coates on N Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jr
W. L. Christly
Constantine, Mich
H. G. Coates
N. Liberty Street
Surprise Shower Honors Recent Bride on W Cherry Street
Mrs. Arthur Stump, a recent bride formerly Miss Mabel Taylor, enjoyed a surprise party and shower at her home on W Cherry Street Tuesday evening. About thirty friends attended, with music, social time, and refreshments. The event, planned by Mrs Jack Conn and Margaret Walker, featured pink and white decor and favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Stump
W. Cherry Street
Roy Scheidemantle resumes duties at Mahoningtown station
Roy Scheidemantle of W Madison Avenue resumed duties at Mahoningtown Ticket Station today after a two week vacation. Azahnavoda left Tuesday on his two weeks vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Scheidemantle
W. Madison Avenue
Mahoningtown
Pennsylveania
Azahnavoda
Parks and son depart for Washington trip
S. E. Parks and his son Frank of E Cheery street have left on a trip to Washington. The outing is described in a brief hometown note, with no further details on dates or destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D.C
E. Parks
Frank
E. Cheery Street
Washington, D. C
Family from Cherry Street Returns from Reynoldsburg Trip
Mr and Mrs George Hoffman and daughter Mary Lou and Gerald ine Nugent of Cherry street have returned home from a motor trip to Reynoldsville Pa They were accompanied to Reynoldsville by Mrs Hoffmans father who has been visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hoffman
Mary Lou
Geraldine Nugent
Cherry Street
Reynoldsville, Pa
Reynoldsville
Hoffman
Mrs. Wills and son visit Soper home in Cedar Street
Mrs. R. W. Wills and her son Raymond of Phoenix Arizona are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Soper on North Cedar Street.
Coates Return Home With Family News
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Coates are reported returning home, with family and neighbors sharing news of the homecoming and welcoming them back after an absence.
Guests of Mr and Mrs Adams on W Madison Avenue
Mrs. R. M. Burns of Pittsburgh and Mrs. J. B. Christy of Ellwood City are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Adams on West Madison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Burns
Pittsburgh
J. B. Christy
Ellwood City
M. C. Adams
W. Madison Avenue
Social Visit Recaps in Erie and Sharon
Mrs. Boger Russell of Erie visits Mrs. William Carnes on N. Liberty Street. Mrs. Mary Reed of Sharon returns home after visiting Mrs. Carnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boger Russel
Erie, Pa
William Carnes
N. Liberty Street
Mary Reed
Sharon, Pa
Carnes
Visiting relatives and health notes on Harmony Route and local streets
Edward Houk of W Madison avenue visits relatives at Engery Stop on Harmony Route. George Cathers of N Cedar street visits relatives at Franklin Pa. Mrs Mary Artherholt of W Cherry street has been seriously ill for weeks and is growing weaker. Mrs Priscarro of Montgomery avenue recovers after an operation at New Castle hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Houk
W. Madison Avenue
Engery Stop
Harmony
George Cathers
N. Cedar Street
Franklin, Pa
Mary Artherholt
W. Cherry Street
Fiery Crosses Along Atlantic Show Tensions Nearby
Boston reports describe burning fiery crosses along Cape Cod from Provincetown to Hyannis and a Ku Klux Klan meeting near Ashland. Five anti Klan youths were shot in Sudbury amid reprisals, with conditions quiet otherwise. Alonzo Foley of Saxonville, shot in Sudbury disturbances, showed improvement at Framingham Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Boston
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Hyannis
Ashland
Sudbury
Alonzo Foley
Saxonville
Framingham Hospital
Jokes About a Dog Named Thirteen
A brief witty exchange between Jack and Tom centers on a dog named Thirteen. Tom notes the dog’s limp, then quips that the dog “puts down three and carries one,” tying the nickname to the animal’s gait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Tom
Melloglo Beauty Cream Ad From Paisley’s Pharmacy
A vintage advertisement promotes Melloglo Beauty Cream as harm less and overnight use. It claims whitening a clear complexion and fading imperfections with a childlike smoothness, urging readers to obtain a jar from McKinley & Frantz at Paisley’s Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley & Frantz
Paisley
Broadcasting Of Ball Scores Held Up At Pittsburgh
The New Castle News apologizes for failing to rebroadcast Pittsburgh Pirates play by play as planned. Station KDKA stopped after owner Barney Dreyfuss refused to allow live play by play from Forbes Field, leaving only 15 minute summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
New Castle News
KDKA
Mercer Street
Pittsburgh Post
Barney Dreyfuss
Forbes Field
Pirates
Barney
New York
Cost Of Owning An Auto Could Cost Ten Cents A Mile
Engineers at Iowa State College estimate owning and operating a motor car costs just over 10 cents per mile. There are about 15.5 million U S autos versus 3 million elsewhere, about one car for every 7.2 Americans. Most of the 10 cents covers gas oil tires repairs and depreciation, with the rest for garage licenses taxes and interest. In cities taxis may threaten private car ownership due to congestion and idle costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
United States
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