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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1925
Page
25
The Keystone Social League plans a Monday social at the Knights of Malta hall 349 1-2 East Washington Street with guests from the Loyal Ladies League who meet there. A fine program is being arranged and the exchange hints at a High School Play on December 17 and 18. Local it
Chief Dysart has not received from the state highway department any guidance on 1926 license tags or their first use next year. State registrar Benjamin G. Eynon says no extension will be granted after January 1 for 1925 tags and warns motorists to speed up ordering plates as many may not operate after year’s start.
The Chewton Ladies Aid met at the church to sew and quilt with plans for a bazaar and fish fry in the church basement Friday. Several local residents were noted visiting or moving, including Pearl Coulter returning home after appendicitis surgery and William Tillia ill with scarlet fever.
Mrs Laura Keeley of Wilmington road and Mrs Sophira Shuster of R D 1 are admitted. Discharges include Mrs Ida McClung of Sheridan Avenue and Isador Zwinz of Ne Shannock Avenue. Frieda Hempel, famed singer, says she stays fit by extreme rest and minimal nourishment, aiming to preserve voice and appearance.
A sequence of minor motor accidents reported to police in the past day includes a collision between a Citizen's Lumber truck driven by Harold Fiel and a Wolf truck on West Long avenue at Moravia street. Other incidents involve Croton avenue gates, a collision near Elmwood street in Oakland, and various vehicle damages. Also noted are church services and a missionary society meeting summary with attendees and program details.
G A R Ladies George W McCracken Circle 168 will hold their regular meeting Tuesday afternoon December 8 at 2 30 pm in Sons of Veterans hall Election of officers will take place at this time.
The Hershey Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church will hold its regular monthly meeting on Monday evening December 7 at the home of Mrs William Atkinson. Associate hostesses will be Mrs
Soap Se Ointment 25 and bo Taleum 2c sold everywhere sample each free. Address Outleurs Vaborstorien Dept i Masa. Cuticura Shaving Stick 25c.
The Rebekah Chapter of the First United Presbyterian church met Friday evening at the Euclid avenue home of Mrs. Charles McNickle with Mrs. D. M. Rogers and Mrs. Harry Platts as associate hostesses. A missionary program featured Mrs. Helen Johns, Mrs. Bess Johnston and Mrs. Sadie Angus, with Mrs. Floyd Lortz presiding as president.
Members of the Sunshine class of the First United Presbyterian Sun day school were entertained at the home of their teacher Miss Irene Mechling of Spruce street Friday evening. During the meeting the following officers were elected: President Pansy Davis, vice president, Dorothy Wimer, secretary, Hazel Barnes, treasurer, Dorothy King, news reporter, Alda Wasson. A social time was enjoyed later and refreshments served.
Rebekah lodge will meet Monday evening at 7 30 in the IT O F hall North Mill street Donations will be received for the Aged Women and Children's Home The Ladies Auxiliary to A O H will hold its regular meeting Monday evening at the K of C Home Election of officers will be a feature of the meeting.
Members of Miss Dufford's Sunday school class from First Presbyterian Church gathered Friday evening at Mary Sharp's Butler Avenue home. They enjoyed games and music, with Christmas colors used in decorations, and a lunch was served later.
Second U. P. Church hosts a Pageant by the Gleaners Society Monday at 7 30 pm. Regular meeting is dispensed with for this event.
The Epworth M E Sabbath School class led by Mrs Mahlon Clark held their annual officer election Friday evening at Miss Margaret Shaffer’s home on East Lincoln avenue. Margaret Shaffer was chosen president with Gertrude Potter as vice president Dorothy Kearns as secretary and Margaret Parker as treasurer.
Stop Look Listen announces the Christmas play The Goose Hangs High presented by Senior High School on December 17 and 18 at Local lt. The page invites attendance with period voice and concise call to theatre.
New Castle Circle No 5 P H C held a Thursday meeting with elections for officers and Grand Circle delegates. Esther Jeffries as president and Ruth Walker as vice president led a large turnout. installation planned for January with supreme officers likely present.
The League of Women Voters will meet Monday evening December 7 at seven o'clock in the Y W W A parlors. Delegates who attended the Erie convention will report on taxation the league and its work and the world court with timely subjects to be discussed.
Henry Ford spent 90 minutes in Chester and inspected his palatial yacht Sialia and the refitted tanker East Indian. He lunched with an automobile dealer and then motored to New York City after a brief stay in Chester.
Fathers and sons of the Second United Presbyterian Church will hold their annual banquet in the church dining room on Tuesday evening December 8 at 6 30 with Dr Eisenberg principal of Slippery Rock State Normal School as speaker.
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