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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1925

Page

3

Fourth musical recital set for New Castle Thursday evening

The fourth in a series of musical recitals will be presented at New Castle Field on Thursday evening August 27. Performers include Miss Helen Ewing Miss Loretta Lee and Mrs Julian Williams with Sullan Williams as accompanist. The program features Polonaise Militaire Hark Hark the Lark Mozart and other works by Pergolesi Wagner and Chopin among others. Local clubs plan August events and a Harbor Happy Hour gathering hosts guests at Mrs Frances Pinkettoan home with upcoming entertainments noted.

New Castle Field Helen Ewing Loretta Lee Julian Williams Sullan Willams Polonaise Militaire Hark the Lark Peteeaee Es Shubert Linas Helen Owing Nini Mozart Elias Lohengrin- Wagner Pergoles Reno Raboy Ultima Rosa Gabriels Sibells Apladeniticdsien Mra Sullana Nees Ioward Crist Little Woman O'Mine Esa Elgg Bartlets Chopin Baarks Hwegeest Moszkowski Ja. A. TH. Chub Harbor Happy Hour Club Frances Pinkettoan Allen Coral Henley Martha Matthews Cora Eckles Thomas Sweet

August Hay Rake magazine at Conneaut Lake Park

Aron Bristow publishes the Hay Rake monthly at Conneaut Lake Park. The August issue is described as unique and zippy, with ginger content and lively illustrations. Copies are available at newsstands today.

Aron Bristow Conneaut Lake Park

New York Guests Honored at Reception in New Castle

Miss Elizabeth Harvard hosted an informal reception and musical at the New Castle Field club in honor of her sister and brother in law Miss Sue Harvard and Herbert Newton Armstrong of New York City visiting John Harvard's home. Attendees included many out of town guests and performances by Margaret Lafferty Rebecca Crawford Blodwen Bowls and others. The Armstrongs plan to Atlantic City then New York, with Mrs Armstrong resuming church concert work in September. The O B F club corn roast was postponed.

Elizabeth Harvard Euclid Avenue New Castle Field Club Herbert Newton Armstrong Sue Harvard New York City John Harvard Miss Mar Aret Lafferty Miss Lafferty New Wilmington Junista! College of W. P. Felch Felch New Castle Paul Browne Patterson Margaret Lafferty Annis Laurie Dixie Land DeForest Nelle, Clarke Sharon Jane Vetch Youngstown, O Rebecca Crawford Huntingdon Margaret Kirk Ligeett Failacelpiha W. W. Campbell David Lloyd Miami Fla David Nichol Bevan William Risher Hellevue Miss Harvard Mary Bigley Jassie Wilson Mary Harvard C. Ed Brown

Golden Anniversary Celebrated Tuesday

In celebration of the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zanene, home at 1729 Wilson Avenue hosted a family dinner Tuesday. Out of town guests included Shriner Mrs. 8. ZB Allegany N.Y., Mrs. S. G. Hall Alliance Ohio, Miss Margaret Stanley Youngstown Ohio, and Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Butterworth Ellwood City. The couple married August 28, 1875, and have four children, eight grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Mr. Zanene is a noted local contractor.

Joseph Zanene Wilson Avenue Shriner Allegany S. G. Hall Alliance Margaret Stanley Youngstown Edwin Butterworth Ellwood City Mary Jiied Mar Scott Della Claypool Arthur Kenterer Devaased Eva Zanene

Strong Liddell Wedding in Mercer Pennsylvania

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Della Strong and Walter L. Siddell took place Tuesday afternoon in Mercer Pennsylvania. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Duncan with the couple attended by no one. The couple will reside on Newell Avenue in Pittsburgh area.

Strong-Liddell Della Strong Charles Strong Montgomery Avenue Walter L. Siddell Newell Avenue Mercer Duncan Liddell

Personal Notices From The Shenango Valley Social Scene

A string of social mentions reports visits and guests across Cleveland Pittsburgh Gary and nearby towns. Families welcome visitors and announce births with Helen Louise and Charlotte among newborns while others travel home from reunions and vacations in Franklin Wierton Neshanock Falls and San Diego.

Cleveland Agatha McCor Lucile Ig Rick Ray Street Francis Brown Hartman Street Shenango Valley Hospital John Richards Gary Ind Richard Richards East Long Avenue Leausia Kehrer Pittsburgh Anastasie Ryan North Mercer Street A. J. Donnan Summer Avenue Helen Louise George Kraigmont Charlotte Ruth Senick Pearson Street George Abernathy George Feck Anderson Wierton W. Va Woodson Anderson Virginia McFarland Herold McCoy Harrisville Clifford Propst North Beaver Street William Mulligan Franklin, Pa Louis Valtensi North Min Street Ruth Allen the Reglater and Recorder’s Office Frineda Johnastowa Altoona Thomas Richards Thomas, Jr Pennsylvania Avenue Richards Glenn Willard George Beck Holidays Cove A. B. McFarland J. C. Lewis James Norman H. Co. Hughes Jefferson Street Billow Beach Ashtabula Bennett Davis Philadelphia Ruth Gilliam East New Castle J. T. Horner Warren Slide Erie Conneaut Youngstown Sharon Niles H. G. Walker San Diego Calif J. G. Walker Nesbannock Falls Ellwood City

Frances Willard W C T U Meets at Crawford Avenue Home

Regular monthly Frances Willard W C T U gathering at Mrs. Harry Marshall’s Crawford Avenue home. Devotions by Mrs W Stewart and treasurer’s report by Mrs H W A J Brown. Attorney Lockhart spoke. Union allocated funds to fair grounds building fund and listed extensive relief donations. Delegates named for county institute at First Baptist church on September 3 with alternates. New officers elected for the coming year and numerous committees set, including temperance forces, citizenship, fairs, evangelistic work, and parliamentary law.

Frances Willard First Baptist Church George Hudson Charles Siegfried D. L. Carr W. ©. Stewart Switcharnock W. J. Mealister Harry Marshall Frank Cypher H. A.J. Brown Mra J. B. McClaren Joe C. Campbell Merle Allen BE. T. ‘Hayog Loyal Temperance Legion R. H. Pattison Temperance Light W. J. McaAllisstar H. A. J.brown W. C. Stewart H. A. J. Brown G. Campbell Institute and Parliamentary Law Frank Dean J. N. McCandless D. R.bollard

Religious and fraternal meetings in McKinney area churches

Community church groups in McKinney hold various gatherings this week. First Presbyterian Bible class meets Thursday at 7 30 PM in the Sunday school room. Primitive Methodist Mothers Class convenes after prayer service tonight. Ladies Aid Society of St John Lutheran church hosts all day Thursday with an afternoon business session. Post-Graduate class at First M E attends a Thursday picnic at W J Chapman farm with 6 30 PM dinner. Corn roast postponed due to Miss McKeas funeral at Central Presbyterian church. Central Circle postpones Thursday meeting to Tuesday at the Wallace home. Berean Bible Class canceled for this week due to Miss McKas death. members to meet at the traction office Thursday at 1 46 PM to attend YWCA services.

Christine Butler Bible Clay First Presbyterian Church Churea Cavers McKinney McKinney Bible Class Ladies Aid Society St. John's Luchuran Church First M. E. Church W. J. Chapman West Wash-ingata ‘Street Miss McKea Men's Brotherhood of Central Presbyterian Church Wiley Wallace Youngstown Road Central Circle Central Presbyterian Church Wallace Home Berean McKas Hergan Bible Manthera Traction Office YW. C. A

Back to School Wardrobe Boys and Girls Essentials

Back to school sale features boys blouses knickers ties and mail cases plus girls handkerchiefs lisle hose and silk stockings. Includes school dresses wool frocks gym bloomers and sateen bloomers with sizes up to 14 years. Prices range from 39 to 95 cents for blouses and 50 cents to $2.28 for knickers and dresses.

Fragmented dress material ad hints at home sewing plan

A reader suggests using available fabric to make new dresses for a daughter at small cost. The note lists wool Charlie and light white yardage, gingham dress patterns, Irish linen, and trim costs, with approximate prices per yard and quantities, reflecting a home sewing project idea.

Deny Companies Use Of Mails

The Manhattan Music Company of New York and A Rossi were denied use of the mails by the post office department. They were charged with using mail to obtain money under false pretenses. The notice is part of a federal action, highlighting enforcement against mail fraud.

Nteransion News Washington Manhattan Music Company of New York A. Rossi Today Post Office Department

Conference tense as operators and citizens meet

Wilkes Barre Pa August 26 The atmosphere was tense as anthracite operators gathered for a conference with the citizens committee. Expectations held that talks would not bridge the Atlantic City break. If the operators stand firm a strike call may be issued September 1 by UMWA President Lewis.

International Laws Service Wilkes-Barre Citizens Committee Atlantic City John H. Uhl Citizens’ Committee Hazleton Uhl Lewis United Mine Workers of America

Sunshine Kensington Club Meeting at Mrs Home

Members of the Sunshine Kensington club met at the home of Mrs. Sunshine Kensington members gathered for a social of the Afro-Americans in New Castle. The event featured greetings and informal discussions.

New Castle Sunshine Kensington The

Coolidge Talks With Mass Administrator Over Coal Strike

President Coolidge conferred today with James J. Storraw former coal administrator of Massachusetts about the ongoing strike. The meeting occurred at White Court Swampscott Mass with Storraw in attendance during the talks on labor unrest and energy supplies.

International News Service Swampscott Mass Coolidge James J. Storraw Massachusetts White Court

New Castle Film Play Ready For Capitol Show

A locally made film titled New Castle in It Yourself and Not Know It as the Adopts a Baby is set to premiere at The Capitol today. Director Allen and the cast from New Castle, shot on local streets and homes, promise cinema romance and novelty with scenes of old town life and picnic settings. The Newlyweds Frank Francis Eakin, Hig Wife Mae Bilger, Bily Walter Watkins, and Baby Eleanor Speer are featured in this community production ready for public viewing.

New Castle Fera Princly Directlack Allen The Globe Fiir Frank Francis Eakin Mae Bilger Bily Walter Watkins Eleanor Speer

New Auto Business Opens at 462 East Washington Street

Carl McGreery starts A-Rent-A-Car at the old Anton Livery barn, offering car rentals to licensed drivers. The venture marks a local business stake in transport services with hopeful earnings from rentals.

Carl McGreery Old Anton East Washington Street

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