Fathers and Sons Annual Banquet Held at Second United Presbyterian
Slip pery Rock State Normal School principal Jr. Eisenberg spoke on Good Citizenship to sons at the Second United Presbyterian church banquet. Rev. Randies acted as toastmaster with Paul Palmer to Fathers and Roy Jamison to Sons. Gleaners Missionary Society served a 125-cover meal. Christmas colors and red candle crystal holders accented the setting. The men’s quartet provided special selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. Eisenberg
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Fathers and Sons
Second United Presbyterian Church
Eisenberg
A. J. Randies
Paul Palmer
Roy Jamison
Gleaners Missionary Society
Cosy Home Club welcomes new members at hostess event
Mrs. Stewart Miller and Mrs. Harry Sechler joined as new Cosy Home club members when Mrs. J. P. Houlette hosted on East Washington street. Special guest Mrs. Camblin attended and the evening was social. Refreshments were served with aides Mrs. Harry Gilmore and Mrs. Doris Magill. The group plans a Christmas dinner in two weeks at Mrs. EF. J. Hunt's Laurel avenue home for gift exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Miller
Harry Sechler
Cosy Home Club
J. P. Houlette
East Washington Street
Camblin
Harry Gilmore
Doris Magill
EF. J. Hunt
Laurel Avenue
Current Events Club Meets with Local, National Guests
The Current Events class met Monday afternoon with Mrs Mollie Davis of N Jefferson Street as a guest along with Mrs Jennie Broadfoot of Canada Philadelphia and Mrs Clyde King of Philadelphia and Mrs W R Rumberger as special guests. Topics were discussed during the afternoon. In five weeks Mrs William Brown of Clenmore Boulevard will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Davis
N. Jefferson Street
Jennie Broadfoot
Guelth
Canada
Clyde King
Philadelphia
W. R. Rumberger
William Brown
Clenmore Boulevard
Joint Luncheon Bridge Hosts Planned at New Castle Field Club
Mrs. Harry J. Lusk of Edison Avenue and Mrs. J. Cam Liebendorfer of Highland Avenue will co host a 1 o'clock luncheon bridge on Saturday December 12 at the New Castle Field Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Lusk
Edison Avenue
J. Cam Liebendorfer
Highland Avenue
New Castle Field Club
Community Clubs and Members List from 1919 1923 Editions
A roster of women and clubs appears with club names and members’ names and streets including Queen Sewing Circle Mrs. James Richards Chestnut Street 1919 and Rainbow Club Mrs. Lawrence Sonntag Harrison Street. Other groups include Ki-Nu Club Mrs. Clara Mader Chestnut Street Moody Avenue W. B. Club Mrs. William Kehna East Washington Street O. M. K. Club Mrs. A. E. Hartman Croton Avenue E. O. W. Club Mrs. George Lutz Marshall Avenue Reunited Ladies League Mrs. George Carbaugh Atlantic Avenue 1923 N. T. Club Mrs. Irwin Whiteman Franklin Avenue 5. O. B. Kensington Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McBride State Street T. A. C. Club Mrs. Harry Meckling East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Sewing Circle
James Richards
Chestnut Street
Kensington
John Mariacher
Butler Avenue
Ki-Nu Club
Clara Mader
Rainbow Club
Lawrence Sonntag
Harrison Street
E. L. T. A. Club
Jack Staber
Moody Avenue
W. B. Club
William Kehna
East Washington Street
A. E. Hartman
Croton Avenue
E. O. W. Club
George Lutz
Marshall Avenue
Reunited Ladies League
George Carbaugh
Atlantic Avenue
N. T. Club
Irwin Whiteman
Franklin Avenue
O. B. Kensington
Samuel McBride
State Street
T. A. C. Club
Harry Meckling
Kensington Club Hosts 17 at Christmas Luncheon
Seventeen members of the Tuesday Kensington were guests at a 1 o clock luncheon in Mrs. J W Reimold's Smithfield street home. Christmas tones of red and green decorated the setting and guests enjoyed an elaborate menu served by Mrs. Joseph Harris and Mrs. W F Gardner. Mrs. George Landis of Garfield avenue will host an afternoon Christmas party in two weeks for gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
J. W. Reimold
Smithfield Street
Joseph Harris
W. F. Gardner
George Landis
Garfield Avenue
West Side Needlecraft Hosts Christmas Party hosts Cavender Home
Members of the West Side Needlecraft were guests in Mrs Edward Cavender's West Washington street home Tuesday evening. They enjoyed social time and vocal solos by Miss Margaret Cavender with Miss May Cavender on piano. Refreshments followed as Grace Margaret and Mary Cavender helped. The location for the December party will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Needlecraft
Edward Cavender
West Washington Street
Margaret Cavender
May Cavender
Grace
Margaret
Mary
College Club Christmas Party Hosted by Mrs Shoaff
Mrs Paris Shoaff welcomed College club members to a Christmas party at her Highland avenue home Tuesday evening. Mrs A B Street led the business session, readings were by Miss Josephine Allen, and carols were sung by the guests. A White Elephant exchange featured the program along with quartet numbers by Ruth McEwen Elsie Calvin Alice Sterling and Mrs R J Robison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Shoaff
Highland Avenue
College Club
A. B. Street
Josephine Allen
Ruth McEwen
Elsie Calvin
Alice Sterling
R. J. Robison
Treasury and Interior Secretaries Host Pennsylvania Delegation
The Secretary of the Treasury along with Miss Meilon and the Secretary of the Interior with Mrs. Davis and Senator and Mrs. Reed of Pennsylvania were guests of Representative and Mrs. Thomas W. Phillips who entertained the Pennsylvania delegation at their Sixteenth Street home Saturday evening. Mme Adele Denden Tidball performed old French folk songs in costume, ably accompanied by Dr. Arthur Young of the state department. Other guests included Miss Mary Randolph and several Mrs. and names in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Mary Randolph
Anthony Wayne Cook
Lawrence Townsend
John B. Henderson
Mary Robert Rinehart
Social Hour Club Hosts Holiday Party Plans
Mrs I D Cole of Electric Street welcomed Social Hour club members Tuesday evening. Guests included Mrs Rose Frederick and children Virginia and Ross Jr, Miss Jean Kirker, and Miss Mary Cook. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Ross Frederick with clever favors. Plans were made for a Christmas party in two weeks at Mrs Charles Sturdevant’s home on Morton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Cole
Electric Street
Rose Frederick
Virginia and Ross, Jr
Jean Kirker
Mary Cook
Ross Frederick
Charles Sturdevant
Morton Street
M. N. O. Club Holds Christmas Party And Showers
The M. N. O. Club met Monday evening at Mrs. Lewis Southern’s home on County Line Street with Mrs. William Stevenson as special guest. Birthday showers were given for Mrs. Anson Richael and Miss Betty Griffith. Christmas tones dominated as hostesses Mrs. J. R. Elam and Mrs. Stevenson assisted in serving. Miss Melvina Davis of Electric Street will host a Christmas party in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N. O. Club
Lewis Southern
County Line Street
William Stevenson
Anson Richael
Betty Griffith
J. R. Elam
Melvina Davis
Electric Street
Unexpected Club Hosts Dinner At Wallace Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs James T Ray received members of the Unexpected club at dinner in their Wallace avenue home Tuesday evening. Dinner was served at 6 30 with 30 guests present. The committee assisting the hostess included Mrs C H Johnson Mrs H M Kirk Mrs John Elder and Mrs H K Gregory. The evening hours were spent with cards. Announcement of the next meeting will be made later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Ray
Wallace Avenue
C. H. Johnson
H. M. Kirk
John Elder
H. K. Gregory
Newtons celebrate 20th wedding anniversary in Portersville
Mr and Mrs C S Newton of Portersville marked their 20th wedding anniversary and the birthday anniversary of the latter with an anniversary dinner Monday at Mrs F R Hunter's Knox avenue home. Nine guests attended and a candlelit cake served as the centerpiece while gifts were presented to the honored couple in a social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Newton
Portersville
F. R. Hunter
Knox Avenue
Ki Nu Club Social Planned at Chestnut Street Home
Mrs. Clara Mader and Mrs. Lizzie Wyman will serve as associate hostesses to Ki Nu club members Thursday evening at Clara Mader’s Chestnut street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Mader
Lizzie Wyman
Ki-Nu Club
Chestnut Street
Fern Leaf Club Meeting At Mrs Blaine’s Home
Fern Leaf Club members held a regular meeting at Mrs James Blaine’s residence on Dewey Avenue Tuesday evening with Mrs Mc Clafferty as a special guest. Needle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Leaf Club
James Blaine
Dewey Avenue
Christmas entertainments and two week exchange at Laurel home
Work was the chief diversion and little Parthcia May entertained the guests with songs and dances. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by her daughters Violet and Cynthia. The Christmas exchange in two weeks will be at the home of Mrs Bert Reiber of Laurel avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parthcia May
Violet
Cynthia
Bert Reiber
Laurel Avenue
Mrs. Green Hosts Luncheon for 1914 Book Club Members
Mrs. O. H. P. Green of Richelieu Avenue will be hostess at a 1 o'clock luncheon on Friday for members of the 1914 Book Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. P. Green
Richelieu Avenue
Tah-Te-Yah-Pah Girls Meet on December 21
The Tah-Te-Yah-Pah Girls will meet Monday December 21 with Mrs Albert Klingensmith of Crawford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Klingensmith
Crawford Avenue
Hart Queen Esthers Meet At Croton Avenue Home
The Hart Queen Esthers of Epworth held their regular monthly gathering Tuesday at Miss Myrna Stitzinger’s Croton avenue home. Miss Lenore Goodge led devotionals and the program, with Grace Stitzinger assisting in refreshments. One new member was welcomed. next meeting set for Grace Patterson’s home at 808 Chestnut street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Queen Esthers
Epworth
Myrna Stitzinger
Croton Avenue
Lenore Goodge
Grace Stitzinger
Grace Patterson
Chestnut Street
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting at Central Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of Central Presbyterian Church will meet Friday at 2 30 PM in the church parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Central Presbyterian Church
Nazarene Tabernacle Intermediate Girls Hold Meeting
The Intermediate Girls group met at Miss Sara Graham's Moore Avenue home for a business session followed by music and games. Miss Nancy Graham served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Nazarene Tabernacle
Sara Graham
Moore Avenue
Nancy Graham
Loyal Band class social hosted by Mrs Thompson
Mrs. D L Thompson entertained the Loyal Band class of the Third U P church Tuesday evening with Mrs E J Bryan as associate hostess. Sixteen members attended and guests included Mrs Don Moore and Miss Anne Houston. Devotionals were led by Mrs Ethel Kennedy and refreshments followed. Next meeting January will be with Mrs Don Warnock on Winslow avenue with Mrs Wilbur Hughes as associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Thompson
Loyal Band
U. P
E. J. Bryan
Ethel Kennedy
Don Moore
Anne Houston
Don Warnock
Winslow Avenue
Wilbur Hughes
St Mary's Branch L C B A to Hold Regular Meeting
Regular meeting of St. Mary's Branch L C B A will be held Thursday evening in the K of C Home. Election of officers for the year will take place at this meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
K. of C
Local Social Notes and Birth Announcements
Mrs Jennie Broadfoot of Guelth Canada is a house guest of Mrs Ed Norris of Grant street. Mrs C F McDowell of Fairfield avenue visits Ironton Ohio as guest of her sister. I K and Elmer Hodge of Pulas ki visit sister Mrs A T Kissinger of State street. Mr and Mrs Phil Greer announce a son born December 8 at New Castle hospital. Mr and Mrs J N Carmichael announce a daughter born December 5 at New Castle hospital. Miss Dilley of New Wilmington underwent tonsil operation at New Castle hospital and is progressing well. George W Conway and Roy F Conway of Park avenue attend funeral in Warren Ohio Tuesday for Walter Sidells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Broadfoot
Guelth
Canada
Ed Norris
Grant Street
C. F. McDowell
Fairfield Avenue
Ironton, C
Phil Greer
North Mercer Street
New Castle Hospital
J. N. Carmichael
West Laurel Avenue
Miss Dilley
New Wilmington
George W. Conway
Roy F. Conway
Park Avenue
Warren, O
Walter Sidells
City
Federal Nominations to Senate for Pa District Attorneys and Marshals
President Coolidge sent to the Senate the nominees for Pennsylvania federal posts. John D. Myer, Andrew B. Dinamore, and George W. Coles named district attorneys for western middle eastern districts, with W. Frank Mathews and John H. Glass chosen as marshals for eastern and middle districts.Appointments came on the joint recommendation of Pepper Reed and Mellon and are expected to be quickly confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Manning
Washington
New Castle News
Washington, D. C
United States
Pennsylvania
Senate
President Coolidge
John D. Myer
Pittsburgh
Andrew B. Dinamore
Tioga County
George W. Coles
Philadelphia
Brother Of Local Welshman Dies In South Wales
Word reached Griffith M. Jones of East Reynolds street about the death of his only brother Morris Jones in Casewdwr South Wales in his seventy fourth year. He is survived by three daughters two in the United States and one son the Rev Lwynedd Jones pastor of the Pitts tam Congregational church. He was longtime resident of Morriston South Wales and was well known among New Castle Welsh people. His wife died about six months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith M. Jones
Reynolds Street
Morris Jones
Casewdwr
South Wales
United States
Lwynedd Jones
Pittstam Congregational Church
Morriston
New Castle
North Street Girl Reserve to Meet at YWCA
The ninth grade North Street Girl Reserve club will hold its weekly meeting at the YWCA after school Thursday. Advisors Miss Armstrong and Miss Alison request all members attend. A curiously offhand line about artificiality ends the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Street Club
North Street Girl Reserve Club
Armstrong
Miss Alison
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Osy
Liberty Theatre
Atlantic City
Resino
E. M. M’creary
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Bell Phone
Pittsburgh Proof Products
Davis Shoe CO
The
Xmas Shoe Store
XMAS
Euqwer's
Book Club
Missionary Meeting
Third
U. P. Church
St. Mary's Branch
I. K. and
Elmer Hodge
Pulaski
A. T. Kissinger
Tion
South
Wales
Y. W.C. A. Notes
Lady Free
Capitol
Higgins Bros
Farherly
Eng
the Store of Christmas
Washington St
Paris
Dreas
Chambray
Perevalte
Jacquard
Stark
Anly
Palais Royale
P. L. Hogue
Jack Gerson
Penn Theater Bldg
North Mercer St
Penn Theatre
Penn
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