Miss Edice Reider Weds Dr. G. G. Knox
Miss Edice Reider married Dr. George G. Knox at 6 pm Saturday in the Reider home with An drew Reider and Ferns decor. Pastor H A Ellis led the ceremony attended by relatives, with flower girl Suzanne Knox of Cleveland. A pink white wedding dinner for 25 followed and the couple will reside at 405 East Lincoln Avenue after a short trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edice Reider
George G. Knox
John H. Knox
Winter Avenue
Andrew Reider
Edison Avenue
H. A. Ellis
First Methodist Church
Suzanne Knox
Cleveland
Mendelssohn
Frank LaCarma
Warren, C
Knox
Mararet Morrison School
Pitts- Biren
esternsReserve
East
Lincoln Avenue
John Knox
Suzanne
Kenneth Reider
Billy
Cleveland, O
Frank Knox
Virginia
Youngstown, O
Frank LaCar
Warren, O
Eskew to Host A. S. C. 500 Club Friday Evening
Mrs Ellen Eskew of West North Street will entertain members of the A S C 500 Club Friday evening in place of Mrs P C Kelliher of Meyer Avenue as previously planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Eskew
West North Street
A. S. C. 500 Club
P. C. Kelliher
Meyer Avenue
Y O A Girls Meet At Mrs Thomas Home
The Y O A girls will gather at the home of Mrs G Wilfred Thomas on Maryland Avenue Wednesday evening for a social meeting and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Wilfred Thomas
Maryland Avenue
Thursday Tureen Dinner Club Hosts Mrs Walter
Mrs J P Walter of West Clayton Street will entertain the Thursday Tureen Dinner Club Thursday for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Walter
West Clayton Street
Interesting meeting for D A R members
Thirty five members of the Lawrence county chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met at Aie S W Perry home on East North street. The session opened with the American creed and reports from the Philadelphia state convention were shared by Regent Mrs James T Ray who announced her election as state librarian. A report on the convention program was given by Miss Sara Gill and social notes by Mrs Benjamin Beisel included a Valley Forge trip. Refreshments were served by the hostess and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Daughters of the American Revolution
Aie
S. W. Perry
East North Street
Philadelphia
James T. Ray
Sara Gill
Benjamin Beisel
Valley Forge
Anthony Wayne
W. G. Eckles
Jane Love
George A. Rigby
E. J. Wilson
Annie Mitcheltree
Grace Woodworth
John Emery
Laura Marquis
Poppy Day Dinner Served at American Legion Home
The poppy day dinner committee hosted a tureen dinner Saturday evening at the American Legion home. An elaborate 6:30 meal with chrysanthemums and candles filled tables set for 22, including husbands as special visitors. After dinner, ladies from three auxiliaries and veterans organizations donated the meal, greatly appreciated by the veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wagner guests honor at Leslie hotel dinner
Mr and Mrs Philip Wagner of North Mercer street leave December 17 for Florida to spend winter in Jacksonville and other points. They were guests of honor at a dinner at the Leslie hotel hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Reynolds of Highland avenue extension. Covers were laid for ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Wagner
North Mercer Street
Florida
Jacksonville
Leslie Hotel
Charles Reynolds
Highland Avenue Extension
Beaver College Club Sets December Meeting Topic
The Beaver College club will hold its December meeting on Saturday December 12 at 2 30 PM at the Congress House club 418 Penn avenue Pittsburgh Pa Mrs LaMont Button and Miss Mary Condon will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver College Club
Congress House Club
Penn Avenue
Pittsburgh
LaMont Button
Mary Condon
Club Calendar for Week of December 7
Calendar lists numerous social clubs meeting the week of December 7. Fern Leaf meets on Dewey Avenue, College Club on Highland Avenue, Kensington on Milton Street, Cosy Home on East Washington, Tuesday Kensington with Smithfield Street contact, West Side Needlecraft on West Washington, Social Hour on Electric Street, O W B P Club on Court Street, and Unexpected Club on Wallace Avenue, with respective hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Leaf Club
James Blaine
Dewey Avenue
College Club
Paris Shoaf
Highland Avenue
T. L. T. Kensington
Harser Dick
Milton Street
Cosy Home Club
J. P. Hood
East Washington Street
Kensington
John Maracher
Butler Avenue
J. W Reynolds
Smithfield Street
West Side
Needlecraft
Edward Cavender
West Washington Street
Community Club Listings in New Castle Area
Wednesday club notes list New Castle Hospital Emergency club and New Castle Hospital, plus Y O A Girls with Mrs Wilfred Thomas on Maryland avenue. Also includes Larkspur Kensington with Mrs D S Evans, G G Kensington with Mrs John Allen on Leasure avenue, Wimodausis at Masonic Temple, Centennial Club, Arcadian Club with Miss Loetta McClymonds on Bartram avenue, B O F Club with Mrs Paul Fisher on Highland avenue, New Castle Hospital Guild with Mrs Jack Hannon on Front street, B O H Club with Mrs Florence Good on Sutton street, S A W Club with Mr and Mrs Harry Flinner on Hillcrest avenue, Tsuga Club with Mrs Francis Moe Dermott on County Line street, and F T A Girls with Mrs Mildred Cavill on Englewood avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
New Caselte Hospital
Wilfred Thomas
Maryland Avenue
Larkspur
Thursday’s Clubs Rainbow and Ladies League Notices
A readable listing of local social clubs and members includes Thursday’s Rainbow club with Mrs. Lawrence Sonntag on Harrison street. RE L T A club with Mrs. Jack Sta ber on Moody avenue. W B club with Mrs. William Kehna. Q O M E club with Mrs. A E Hart man on Croton avenue. T M E club with Mrs. Blanche Sheaff on Etna street. RE O W club with Mrs. George Lutz on Marshall avenue. Reunited Ladies League with Mrs. George Carbaugh on Atlantic avenue. 1923 N T Club with Mrs. Irwin Whiteman on Franklin avenue. S O B Kensington with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McBride on State street. T A C Club with Mrs. Harry Meck ling on East Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Club
Lawrence Sonntag
Harrison Street
Jack Staber
Moody Avenue
W. B. Club
William Kehna
East Washington Street
QO. M. E
A. E. Hartman
Croton Avenue
Blanche Sheaff
Etna Street
RE. O. W
George Lutz
Marshall Avenue
Reunited Ladies League
George Carbaugh
Atlantic Avenue
N. T. Club
Irwin Whiteman
Franklin Avenue
S. O. B. Kensington
Samuel McBride
State Street
T. A. C. Club
Harry Meckling
Friday's Clubs and Their Hosts Listed
Friday's clubs include A. S. C. 500 Club with Mrs Ellen Eskew on West North street and Basket club led by Dr. and Mrs. E W Jackson on N Mercer street. Kensington group Worthwhile chaired by Mrs Albert Wilson on Morton street. E I A Club run by Mr and Mrs Henry Halley on North Mercer street. Queen Sewing Circle with Mrs James Richards on Chestnut street. Happy Hour Club led by Mrs Robert Maybray on Oakwood avenue. L A B Club hosted by Mrs Charles Covert on East Washington street. Girls Club with Mrs George Ralph on Hazelcroft avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. C. 500
Ellen Eskew
West North Street
E. W. Jackson
N. Mercer Street
Worthwhile
Kensington
Albert Wilson
Morton Street
E. I. A. Club
Henry Halley
North Mercer Street
Queen Sewing Circle
James Richards
Chestnut Street
Happy Hour Club
Robert Maybray
Oakwood Avenue
Charles Covert
East Washington Street
George Ralph
Hazelcroft Avenue
Saturday's Clubs Midnight Star Club at Smithfield Street
A local club gathering is announced for Saturday at the Midnight Star Club hosted by Mrs. James Lewis on Smithfield Street. The brief notice highlights the event location and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midnight Star Club
James Lewis
Smithfield Street
C and G 1921 Club Guests at Mrs Hammond Home
Mrs C McElroy attended as special guest while C and G 1921 Club members visited Mrs Francis Hammond on Huron avenue for music and needle work. Later refreshments were served. Thursday December 17 Mrs Charles Harris on East Washington street will host the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. McElroy
Francis Hammond
Huron Avenue
Charles Harris
East Washington Street
Sunday School Christmas Party at Mrs Harvey Brooks Home
The Sunday school class taught by Mrs Harvey Brooks of the First Methodist church held its regular monthly meeting as a Christmas party at the home of a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Brooks
First Methodist Church
West Grant Meeting
Miss Dorothy Zeigler led a West Grant gathering with Miss Jane Hawkins presiding. Bible verses followed roll call, Christmas charity plans were made, gifts given, and guests socialized. Refreshments were served by the hostess’s mother and daughters. Attendees included Mrs. Brooks and several Misses Hawkins Douthett Ebbling Chapman Nolte D’Elette Burrows Anderson Zeigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Zeigler
West Grant Street
Jane Hawkins
Mrs. Brooks
Ethlyn Douthett
Alice Ebbling
Matilda Chapman
Toots Nolt
Linger Longer Girls Celebrate Christmas Party at Ligo Home
Mrs. F. G. Ligo hosted the Linger Longer Girls for a Christmas party on Vine street Friday evening. Gifts were exchanged and fancy work featured. Special guests included Mrs. C. D. Hennon of Grove City and Mrs. L. S. Zeigler. Refreshments with red carnations graced the dining room. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Earl Dukes and Mrs. R. W. Jones. The first Tuesday of January, Mrs. Earl Dukes will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Ligo
Vine Street
C. D. Hennon
Grove City
L.S. Zeigler
Christmas Jones
Earl Dukes
R. W. Jones
Chestnut Street
Les Bonnes Femmes Club Meeting Plans Christmas Party
Members of the Les Bonnes Femmes Club met at Mrs. Floyd Copper on Maryland avenue for needlework and music. Mrs. Clarence Miller played piano. hostess duties were by Mrs. George Ward. A Christmas party is planned at Mrs. J. C. McClelland on Vine street on December 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Bonnes Femmes Club
Floyd Copper
Maryland Avenue
Clarence Miller
George Ward
J. C. McClelland
Vine Street
Surprise Home Party For Griffiths At Leigh Robinson
Courtesy to Mr and Mrs Trevor Griffiths of Court street, their marriage recently celebrated by Leigh Robinson restaurant staff with a surprise party at their home. The evening featured games music and a beautiful gift for the honored couple followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevor Griffiths
Court Street
Leigh Robinson
Mahoning Book Club Meeting Postponed to January
The Mahoning Book Club meeting with Mrs W L Jenkins of Sheridan Avenue is postponed until the first week of January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Book Club
W. L. Jenkins
Sheridan Avenue
Mrs J W Reimold Hosts Kensington Lunch Event
Mrs J W Reimold of Smithfield Street will entertain members of the Tuesday Kensington club at a one o'clock luncheon in her home on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Reimold
Smithfield Street
Kensington
Fern Leaf Club Meeting At Mrs Blain's Home
Fern Leaf Club members plan a Tuesday afternoon gathering at the residence of Mrs James Blain on Dewey Avenue for a social or organizational meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Leaf Club
James Blain
Dewey Avenue
Larkspur Kensington Meeting With Mrs Evans
Larkspur Kensington members will meet with Mrs. D. Evans on East Cherry Street Wednesday to discuss community affairs and upcoming events. The notice implies a local gathering led by Mrs Evans in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkspur
Kensington
Larkspur Kensington
Evans
East Cherry Street
Basket Club Hosts Friday Evening Gathering
Dr and Mrs E W Jackson of North Mercer Street will entertain the Basket Club members Friday evening in a social gathering at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Jackson
North
Mercer Street
Basket Club
E L T A Club Hosts Thursday Lunch
Mrs. Jack Slaver of Moody Avenue will host a 1 o clock luncheon for E. L. T. A. Club members on Thursday at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Slaver
Moody Avenue
E. L. T. A. Club
F. T. A. Girls Meet at Mrs Cavill Home
Mrs J C Cavill of Englewood Avenue will entertain the F T A Girls on Wednesday evening in a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Cavill
Englewood Avenue
Sorosis Meeting Held at Mrs H L Dague Home
Sorosis members held their regular meeting at the home of Mrs H L Dague on Boyles Avenue. The brief session gathered in a private residence to discuss club matters and upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis
H. L. Dague
Boyles Avenue
Christmas gathering crowns new officers in club election
In the business session Mrs. Thomas A. Gilkey led a fine parliamentary drill as new officers were elected: President Mrs. John Whitten, Vice President Mrs. E. C. Heston, Secretary Mrs. John Emery, Assistant Secretary Mrs. A. L. Thayer. A Christmas party is planned for December 18 at Mrs. Carl Hart’s Garfield Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Gilkey
John Whitten
E. C. Heston
John Emery
A. L. Thayer
Carl Hart
Garfield Avenue
North Hill Kensington Meeting Postponed Indefinitely
The scheduled Friday meeting with Mrs. F F Urey on Laurel Boulevard has been postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hill Kensington
F. F. Urey
Laurel Boulevard
Club Hostess Plans Thursday Evening Gathering
Mrs. A. E. Hartman of Croton Avenue will host members of the O. M. K. Club on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Hartman
Croton Avenue
O. M. K. Club
Mrs John Allen Hosts G G Kensington Visit
Mrs John Allen of Leasure Avenue will receive members of the G G Kensington at her home on Wednesday, inviting local residents to meet the visiting group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allen
Leasure Avenue
G. G. Kensington
Worthwhile Ken Sington Meeting Friday Evening
Members of the Worthwhile Ken sington will meet Friday evening with Mrs. Albert Wilson, Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Albert Wilson
Morton Street
W. B. Club to Meet at Mrs Kehna’s Home
Members of the W. B. Club will gather at the home of Mrs. William Kehna on East Washington Street Thursday evening for a members’ meeting and social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Club
William Kehna
East Washington Street
G D Kensington Group Meets Thursday Afternoon
Members of the G. D. Kensington will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. John Allen on Leasure Avenue to discuss upcoming activities and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Kensington
John Allen
Leasure Avenue
Y W C A Notes Swimming Classes Organize Meeting
Y W C A swimming classes are held at the usual time this evening. The North Street Girl Reserve Club for girls in grades 7 B, 7 A and 8 B will meet at Y W C A Tuesday after school to organize the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Street Club
North Street
Y. W
Residents take weekend trips and recoveries noted in New Castle
Personal mentions show Harry Alexander and C W Reed visiting New York for the weekend. Several residents report illnesses improving or active travel, including Mrs. John James and E M Murray. Others head to New York for business, to visit kin, or to join family in Florida and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Reed
Shenango Pottery
New York
John James
Lyndal Street
C. D. Hennon
Grove City
F. G. Ligo
Pine Street
E. M. Murray
West Washington Street
Pearl E. Walls
New Castle Dry Goods Company
James M
Helen Minick
Tech Library School
Jennie Minick
M. H. Robinson
Akron
8. M. Murray
Millard Greer
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
N. Jefferson Street
F. F. Urey
Laurel Boulevard
Sandy Lake
P. R. Urey
John Ward
Cleveland
Samuel Williams
Philip Wagner
N. Mercer Street
Local Socials and Health Updates Share Quiet News
Alice and Gertrude Falls reside there. Kenneth Caven of Wheeling spent the weekend with his parents on Court street. Agatha McCormick, after an appendicitis operation at New Castle Hospital, returned home on Ray street. Mrs. Thomas Fletcher, ill at Mrs. William Fletcher’s Cunningham avenue home, shows some improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Gertrude Falls
Kenneth Caven
Wheeling
W. Va
H. A. Caven
Court Street
William Minner
Fern Street
Agatha McCormick
New Castle Hospital
Ray Street
Thomas Fletcher
William Fletcher
Cunningham Avenue
Grange Signs Movie Contract for 300000
Harold Red Grange star of Illinois football and recent professional, today signed a film contract in New York. He will be paid three hundred thousand dollars for his first movie appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Harold "Red" Grange
Illinois
Annual Woman's Day Program at First Christian Church
The First Christian church was filled to capacity as Miss Anna Perry gave an illustrated lecture for the Annual Woman's Day. Ninety five slides showcased women's work including Benevolent activities, aged women and children's homes. Mrs. W. T. Barnes oversaw the devotional period and Mrs. C. H. Young presided as missionary society president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Anna Perry
W. T. Barnes
C. H. Young
Missionary Society
Deaths Of The Day Mrs. Reitz Buried
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Jane Reitz were held Saturday afternoon at 2 30 from 422 Galbreath Avenue conducted by Rev W R Armstrong Wesleyan Methodist Church. Singers Miss Palmer and Miss Price. Pallbearers Earl Clark John Yeck Harry Edwards Martin Dunn Robert Morris James Jones. Interment Savannah Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reitz
Sarah Jane Reitz
Galbreath Avenue
W. R. Armstrong
M. E. Church
Miss Palmer
Miss Price
Earl Clark
John Yeck
Harry Edwards
Martin Dunn
Robert Morris
James Jones
Savannah Cemetery
Traffic accident totals for the city and county
A brief report lists 926 persons hit and injured and 208 fatalities on roads outside the city for the period November 29 to December 5, with additional counts for city streets showing 219 injuries and fatalities elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inghisive Ot
New Seat Sale Method For School Play Adopted
The Senior high school introduces a new ticket system for the play The Goose Hangs High to be presented December 17 and 18. Reserved seats will be sold outright at the start to ensure early buyers secure preferred seats.
Charter Granted to Jewish Ladies Relief Association
Judge Emery this morning granted a charter to the Jewish Ladies Relief association a benevolent organization Officers elected for the first year are Mrs Lena Kline president Mrs Pearl Steve vice president Mrs Fanie Frank secretary and Mrs Pearl Broida treasurer
Nye Nomination to be Sent to Committee in Peace Overture
The certificate of election for Senator Designate Gerald Nye of North Dakota was referred to the senate elections committee as an administration move to ease tensions with insurgent senators. Administration leaders expected committee endorsement and Nye’s seating to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cbulletin
International News Service
Washington
Waington
Geri P. Nye
North Dakota
Senate Elections Committee
Senate
Nye
Admitted Names and Discharges From Euclid Area
Admitted list includes Mrs Grace Alexander, Mrs Namona Phillips of New Wilmington, Mrs Elizabeth Stoner of Pine Street, Elmer Gaunt of Cleveland Avenue. Discharged include John Layton of Jefferson Street, Ruth May Martin of Wampum North Lee Avenue, and Mrs Mary Teets of North Lee Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Alexander
Euclid Avenue
Namona Phillips
New Wilmington
Elizabeth Stoner
Pine Street
Eilmer Gaunt
Cleveland Avenue
John Layton
Jefferson Street
Ruth May Martin
Wampum
Mary Teets
North Lee Avenue
Mather Bros Jewelers Open Evenings
Mather Bros Co advertise a Christmas display and special values for early shoppers. The store remains open until 9 PM offering an extensive assortment as the season nears its peak with stocks at high levels. Local 11
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather Bros. Jewelers
Mather Bros. Co
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Iidadts
Cummins
G. G. Knox
Y. O. A. Girls
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Bell Phone
Pittsburgh Proof Products
Owens
Jack Gerson
Jeweler
North Mercer St
Penn Theatre
E. M. M’creary
Davis Shoe CO
Sorosis Meeting
P. L. Hogue
R. EK. Kerr
Mages
Royle Girl
Tre
Chicago
Penn Amn
Windsor
Coxwell
Euwer's
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Harry Alexander
New York City
J. P. H. Cunningham
E. Phillips
Pasadena
Cal
G. F. Falls
Wallace Avenue
Lakeland
Fla
Kimball
Post Office
Groen Sino
New Castle
Elgin
Cordova
Paris
Vienna
Mather Bros
Mathers
Senator Nye
Cong
New North Dakota
Shenango Valley Hospital
Penn Theatre Building
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