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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
7
Greek residents in New Castle oppose Constantine on the throne viewing him as reactionary. They back Venizelos as Greece’s progressives, arguing Constantine’s return would halt reform and ignore the people’s past wartime leadership.
The Jewish Ladies Aid Society of New Castle held a ball and reception in Wampum with a large crowd attending. The event supported communal aid and the ladies thanked Wampum citizens for buying tickets and supporting the cause. Local merchants offered prompt home delivery of Christmas gifts.
Sunday evening several young American citizens from this place departed for Italy to visit families and relatives for an indefinite period. They will return with families. Names listed include Amesars Battiste Ticutte Luigi Dihise duo Clletti and Patsy Marinacci. They sail aboard the Duke DiBruezzi from New York, with tickets arranged by steamship agent T Ferrante.
Charler Wick visits New Castle. Wheatland trio stay with Mrs. Walker. Ashland resident John Headings arrives for a weekend with family. Mrs. Shaffer learns of grandmother Mrs. Humphreys’s death in West Middlesex. Mr Clark of West Middlesex visits town. Stowe family hosts friends in Sharon. Miss Gilliland attends school in West Middlesex and returns with Miss Dorothy Stewart. Echels of Akron visit Warren family. Kane hosts dinner with friends in New Castle. Mrs. Wick injured and hospitalized. Mitchelltree and Worrall families host dinners in Went Middlesex and Greenville. Gertrude Frane summoned to Johnstown. Mary Bird spends Sunday at home. Ads include a Snyder Plano promotion and Foley remedies promotion.
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