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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1925
Page
29
The seventh ward union service closes a six week summer series with Rev. D. C. Schnebly delivering a sermon titled The Four Anchors at 7:45 p.m. in Mahoning Presbyterian Church. A song service precedes the sermon as the church nears completion.
Rev and Mrs D C Schnebly with daughter Ruth and sons Thomas and Daniel of Newell Avenue return home from Detroit Michigan after a three week visit.
Rev D C Schnebly pastor with Sabbath school at 9:50 led by superintendent C A Patterson. Morning service at 11 on The Pre eminence of Christianity. Union service Sunday evening at 7:45 in the church.
Three girls from the Seventh ward plan to enter nurse training at West Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh on September 1. The entrants from the ward are preparing for the program.
New Castle P H L C Circle No 5 opened its fall and winter social season with a large initiates class led by the degree team. The program included luncheon and performances by Captain Sam Haywood and remarks by State Deputy J F Cohagan. Supreme Auditor Dr R G Baird attended and praised the fraternal gathering.
The fragment lists Miss Ruth McCartney of W Clayton Street Miss Amy Walker of Madison Avenue and Miss Ethel Franklin of N Cedar Street as featured locals in a society item Readers learn these three individuals' addresses within the neighborhood social notes.
Rev C W Miner leads the Sabbath school at 945 am with Q E Davy in charge. Morning worship follows at 11 o clock. A union service is planned for Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Fannie E Baney hosted a six o'clock dinner at her Wabash avenue home in honor of her father J A McCombs ninety birthday. Guests included H H McCombs and J A McCombs family along with P J Gormley and family and Margaret Gormley the two year old great granddaughter of J A McCombs.
Miss Virginia Cook of Newell avenue travels to Buffalo and Niagara Falls with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Pilmer of Erie.
Rev W W Sniff pastor. Bible school at 9 45 a m. Communion and preaching service at 10 45 a m.
At Toledo Mr and Mrs E M Johnston and daughters Edith and Dorothy are noted in a brief social item. The fragment references a family of three with daughters Edith and Dorothy in a local society notice.
Hallett son from West Clayton street left Friday to visit relatives in Toledo Ohio.
Mrs William Crowe and daughter Marion of Cumberland Md and Philip Hoffman of Frostburg Md have returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs William Horchler of Wayne street and other relatives in New Castle.
Mr and Mrs William Fallon and family and Mr and Mrs Walt er Richards and family of McKees Rocks have returned home after spending the past week at the home of Mr and Mrs J F Avery on Wabash avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Brown and daughter Maxine of North Cedar Street depart this evening for Sylva North Carolina to visit relatives for several weeks.
Miss Anna Benson of Mt. Jackson returns home after a lengthy trip visiting many cities in California and other states. She left June 14 and enjoyed stops including San Francisco Los Angeles Sacramento Long Beach Pasadena Salt Lake City Colorado Springs Yellowstone National Park and Carson City among others.
Mr and Mrs J A Tschuor and family of North Liberty street expect to move soon to 607 W Madison avenue. SEVENTH WARD PERSONALS includes moves and visits: R G Fisher of W Madison avenue spent Friday at Pittsburgh. L R Davidson of Fifth street visited Pittsburgh. Miss Hileman of W Cherry street left Friday for Altoona. Margaret Smith of West Cherry street returned home after four weeks with relatives at Erie Conneaut Lake Geneva on the Lake and Ashtabula. S F McFarland and son Charles of E Madison avenue spent Friday in Youngstown. Mrs George Hoffman of East Cherry street and Mrs E D Woods of North Cedar street returned home after visiting Friends at Youngstown. Mrs Frank Wilkison of West Clayton street left Friday to visit relatives at Niagara Falls. Mr and Mrs Frank Wallace of Madison avenue are on a motor trip to Washington D C and other points.
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during illness and death of our wife and sister. Thanks for floral tributes and automobiles donated. C. E. Stickle, brothers and sisters.
Rev C A Miller of Chicago son of Rev W C Miller former St Pauls pastor will speak Sunday at 10 15 in St Pauls church Grant street. Miller, a 1919 New Castle High School graduate, studied at several colleges and the University of Washington before Lutheran Seminary Philadelphia. He has accepted a pastorate at Advent Lutheran Church Newark NJ.
In Watch Hill Rhode Island on August 29 Anita Lihme daughter of Mr. and Mrs C Bai Lihme wed Prince Edward Joseph Lobkowicz son of Prince August Lobkowicz and the former Countess Palmery of Bohemia. The 21 year old bride was attended by Sarah Mellon Narcissa Vanderlip Mary Starr Griscom Marjorie Oelrich Helen Ishman Margaret McCargo Dorothy Rhodes and Mrs Clement A Griscom III. Prince Ferdinand Lobkowicz served as best man.
Miss Grace Springer of Sandy Lake and Mr. Russel Forbes first secretary of the Mercer Chamber of Commerce will marry at the bride’s Sandy Lake home. The couple, both employed in New York, plan to live there. Forbes serves as secretary for the American Purchasing Agent association.
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