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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1920

Page

6

Great Time At Ellwood City Parade Honors Parry Gaston

Parry Gaston of the American Legion was honored Saturday afternoon in Ellwood City ceremonies, accorded a place in line with Ellwood men. About 31 New Castle men participated, led by Post Commander William E. Ferrer, receiving enthusiastic receptions and staying through the full programs, cementing lasting friendship between Ellwood and New Castle residents.

Parry Gaston American Legion Ellwood New Castle Olive Reed Mary McClenahan William E. Ferrer Lawrence Avenue Thea Tuck

New Castle Man Robbed By Women At Youngstown

Henry Wile sot of New Castle Pennsylvania was attacked by two unidentified women at a rail crossing near the RIie railroad in Youngstown. They robbed him of $82 as one pinned him to the ground while the other rifled his pockets. He reported recognizing their voices and identified them as women. police found no trace of the suspects.

Henry Wilesot New Castle Riie Watt Treat Pallee Wakting Cor Jong William Grifith Wson Grifith Youngelown

Mt Hermon Meeting At Mrs Kildoo Home

Mt Hermon reports a Christmas box sent to Southern Christian latitude. A noon dinner followed by afternoon devotion led by Mrs Stoner. Papers by Mrs Beak and Mrs Stoner discussed the True Spirit of Christmas. Attendees listed include Mrs Waigle Shaw Beak Munnell Stoner White Hunt Rilla Stoner Carrie Hunt and Mrs Kildoo. Next meeting at Mrs Shaw is planned with Carrie Hunt Jeonis Viela Munnell and Margaret Shaw present.

Samuel Kildoo Robert Stoner Audley Beak Elmer Stoner Chrismas Anna Waigle Margaret Shaw Josephine Munnell Jennies White Jessie Hunt Rilla Stoner Misa Carrie Hunt Kildoo Wue Bo Carrie Hunt Jeonis Viela Munnell Alisa Mlara Mauger New Castle

Visitors and social notes in New Castle and area

Miss Adaline Hunt at Saranac Lake hosts in law. Elmer Stoner and Samuel Kildoo did business in New Castle on Wednesday. Edward Bosak visited her parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Weirs of Princeton. Miss Mary and Miss Jennie Henry were guests of Mrs Florence Broyens on Wednesday. Mrs Alexander of New Castle visited Mrs O H Boak last week. James Taylor and Harry Stavengon were in New Castle Friday. Mrs James White and Mrs Sarah Johnston and baby visited Mrs Wm Wright recently. Mrs Myers Young and Mrs Frank Henny visited Fox school last Friday. Mrs Frank Henny walked with Mrs John Mevardy last week.

Adaline Hunt Saranac Lake Elmer Stoner Samuel Kildoo New Castle Edward Bosak Samuel Weirs Princeton Mary Jennie Henry Florence Broyens Alexander O. H. Boak James Taylor Harry Stavengon James White Sarah Johnston Baby Wm. Wright Myers Young Frank Henny Fox School John Mevardy

Runaway Auto Slams House Killing Woman in Youngstown

A runaway car left on Hill near Japan Street crashed into the Poland Avenue home at 6:00 last evening. Mrs. Jane Ann Hughes, 56, died from injuries as her son Clyfie Hughes and Alton Toghes were cut by flying debris. The car, owned by George Sonovich, reportedly had brakes tampered with, and it dashed down the hill before wrecking through the wall. Sonovich was arrested awaiting investigation by the city coroner.

Youngstown Japan Street Poland Avenue Jane Ann Hughes Clyfie Hughes Alton Toghes George Sonovich Hughes James Hughes Hare Sonevich Macoronar

Probable Reasons For Sunday Asking In Baltimore

A fragmented Baltimore American excerpt discusses social expectations around Sunday visits. Dialogue contrasts Borleigh and Banga about Miss Bright and rest on Sundays, noting a maid tied to many families and a general newspaper reading habit. The piece reflects social norms and attitudes of household staff.

Borleigh Miss Bright Dbostan Transcript Baltimore American

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