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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
44
A brief historical note references Frederick A. Godcharles in relation to Pennsylvania. The fragment mentions copyright attribution to 1925 and the author, suggesting a publication snippet or archival summary.
Thomas Williams a Greensburg born lawyer editor and statesman helped shape 19th century party politics. He rose in the Whig ranks to the Pennsylvania Senate and U.S. Congress where his speeches on reconstruction and Johnson era politics earned praise. He joined the Republican founders and died in Allegheny June 6 1872.
A Chicago newsdealer, surrounded by every magazine, says his top read is Arch Bristow's Hay Rake. He praises the August issue published at Conneaut Lake and urges readers to find out why it wins his favor.
In a New York suburb the estate of actress Maude Adams is listed for non payment of taxes. The retired star has turned to private laboratory experiments in her later years.
Will Hoppe the famed billiard champion wed Miss Dorothy Dowsey a musical comedy actress last night at the bride’s parents home in Manhasset L I. The couple will depart today for a California honeymoon.
Mrs W C Woods of East Clayton street hosted the Thursday Tureen Dinner club at a 1 o'clock luncheon in her home with six guests. Her sister Mrs C B Rando of West Chester Pa assisted in serving. The afternoon featured fancy work music and social chat. The next meeting is the second Thursday in September with Mrs Geo Hart of West Madison avenue as hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Christly and their daughter of Croton Avenue are visiting friends and relatives in Cleveland Ohio and Detroit Michigan. Christly runs a dry cleaning shop on North Cedar Street.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brumbaugh and son Lester of West Madison Avenue return home after a three week trip visiting Mapleton Pa and other eastern cities.
Miss Ruth Anderson and Miss Ellen Connors of Wellsville are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harmer on Madison Avenue.
Mrs W T Jones and her sons Guy and Arthur Melvin of Newell Avenue are spending several days with Mr and Mrs H M Fugitt at Barberton Ohio.
About 50 couples from St. Margaret’s Catholic Church attended a corn roast event. The gathering featured community fellowship and simple refreshments in a cheerful church basement setting.
A social event at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Conway in Enon Valley featured a delightful corn roast. Attendees enjoyed square dancing and special music during the Thursday evening gathering.
The Baltimore and Ohio paint crew began work Thursday morning on painting a B and O bridge over the Shenango River. The same crew has recently been busy painting various structures at the B and O shops.
Mrs Reed of West Cherry Street returns from a three week visit with relatives in Little Rock Arkansas accompanied by her daughter.
Mrs Walter Hays and her daughter Ruth of Newell Avenue left on Thursday to visit relatives and friends in Johnson City Tennessee and expect to be away about two weeks.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jones and their children have returned to their home in Trafford City Pa after visiting the former s parents Mr and Mrs George Jones of West Madison Avenue
Miss Margaret Reese of Martins Ferry Ohio visits Mrs Evan Lewis on Lyndal street and Mrs Clarence Frey on Adam street before staying with Mr and Mrs J M Bevan on West Clayton street.
Mrs. Mae Bradley moves to No 8 E Cherry Street. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rhineberger and family relocate from Pulaski Road to Newell Avenue.
Misses Helen McCullough and Mildred Kelly of Slippery Rock are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. in connection with an institute event.
Mrs. Martin Offutt is on Eighth Street visiting as attendees participate in a local teachers institute.
Mrs Mary Sample of Liberty Street is in Suburban General hospital Bellevue after a fall at her son Oliver Sample's home on California Avenue North Side Pittsburgh. She remains in serious condition but is improving gradually.
Leslie Heller of Altoona Pennsylvania stopped at the home of Mr and Mrs Calvin Stubbs on West Madison Avenue while en route home from California.
Mr and Mrs I E McCoy and Mr and Mrs Omar Mauck with their children of Newell avenue are visiting relatives in Virginia and will be away about two weeks.
Kenneth Walters of West Clayton street left this morning for several days in Kane Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs W F McClurg and sons of Fourth street are visiting relatives in Dayton and Lima Ohio.
Jeanne Eagles and Ted Coy wed in Stamford and spend their honeymoon at Mrs. Coy's $70,000 summer residence near Ossining New York. Mrs Coy plans to continue stage work through the winter, friends said.
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