Trip South: Miss Moorhead Reports Florida Winter
Miss Katherine Moorhead, longtime New Castle News reporter, describes her winter in Florida. She recalls Orlando as The City Beautiful with wide streets and palm borders, compares city life to Ellwood and New Castle, and notes the vivid greenery despite frangling poinsettias. En route, a ship alarm aboard the S and A l geny during the Atlantic voyage is described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Ellwood City
Katherine Moorhead
New Castle News
Cently
Florida
Orlando
Ellwood
Alegheny
Balttimore
Atlantic
Journey Through the Deep South to Orlando City Beautiful
A city reporter from Orlando writes of Savannah, Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Daytona Beach, and Orlando. He describes sea travel hardships, rescued seafarers, weather, hotels, and southern hospitality. He notes Orlando's Chamber of Commerce campaign, a growing population, and the newspaper life at Reporter Star.
Ellwood City Churches Prepare Christmas Entertainments
Ellwood City Pa December 14 churches plan Christmas pageants cantatas and songs. U P church choir with others to present a pageant December 17. Bell Memorial Sunday school cantata Goon Tidings of Great Joy date unsettled. Santa Claus cantata by Baptist children date undecided. Lutheran Christmas song service December 20 at 1 30 pm in Baptist church with treat. Choir cantata at 2 89 pm. M B church choir cantata and Sunday school treat December 20. Reformed church entertainment Christmas Eve and early service at 7 30 am. Christian church entertainment and tableaux December 27. Presbyterian to hand Christmas season to Young Peoples Department with a tent. Weekday region committee meets in U P church this evening. Baptist calendar lists Bible study Monday 7 20 pm, missionary tea Tuesday 2 00 to 5 00 pm, prayer services Wednesday 7 45 pm, Woman's Missionary Society meeting Wednesday 4 30 pm. Nov Students.
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Ellwood City
U. P
Young Peoples Division
Bell Memorial Sunday School
Baptist Church
Lutheran Church
Zellemple
M. B
Reformed Church
TA. In
Christian Church
Presbyterian Church
Young Peoples Department
The
Hart M. Mowery
Waynesvamue
Christmas Legion
Woman's Missionary Society
John Hough
Big Holiday Rush Getting Under Way At Ellwood City
Ellwood City reports a rising Christmas mail rush with rising inbound and outbound parcels. Local officials expect mail volume to set new records through Christmas Day. Postal staff will be home for the holiday, urging residents to mail remembrances promptly.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood
Hiwood
A M L Club Christmas Party At Mrs Powell Home
Members of the A M L club enjoyed their annual Christmas party Friday evening at Mrs J E Powell on Park Avenue. Fancywork entertained guests while lunch was served by the hostess. Decorations featured yellow and white chrysanthemums. Hosts and guests included Mrs D J Jones, Charles Black, CG Markwort, Harry Steinburger, J S Ferguson, Howard Wilson, S D Johnston, Victor Grove and the hostess.
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Ellwood City
A. M. L. Club
J. E. Powell
Park Avenue
D. J. Jones
Charles Black
Markwort
Harry Steinburger
J.S. Ferguson
Howard Wilson
D. Johnston
Victor Grove
Bridge Club Meets With Mrs Lawther For Christmas Evening
Twenty members of the Wednesday Evening Bridge club were delightfully entertained at the home of Mrs Lawther Saturday evening. Dinner was served at six, a Nightad Christmas treeway placed in the center of the table. Bridge play followed dinner and prizes were awarded. Those present were Mr. and Mr.
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Ellwood City
Lawther
Clubs Meet At Home Of Mrs. Ben Gardner
Mrs. Ben Gardner of the Pittsburgh Circle hosted members of the 600 club and S. and K. club Saturday afternoon with a 3 30 tureen dinner served. Attending were Mesdames J J Dunn W R Johnston H D Patterson W Hayes J C Turner T A Wilson T Jones James Gaskell Warren Thorpe Harry Parthmore Walter Close C C Davidson Charles Ross and Ben Gardner Bell Memorial notes report Class No 2 will hold a Christmas party and business meeting at Rev King home Monday evening Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening and Earl Allison Bible Class will present The Lost Heiress play Friday evening.
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Ellwood City
Mary Humphrey
Pittsburgh Cirela
New Castle
T. l. Haines
Park Avenue
Trenton
N. J
Cleo Hazen
Wourth Street
Iriands
W. J. Moore
David Cartwright
Pittsburgh Circle
Jean Johnston
Ben Gardner
600 Club
S. & K. Club
W. R. Johnston
J. J. Dunn
H. D. Patterson
W. Hayes
J. C. Turner
T. A. Wilson
T. Jones
James Gaskell
Warren Thorpe
Harry Parthmore
Walter Close
C. C. Davidson
Charles Ross
Bell Memorial
King
Earl Allison
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H. G. Mathews
Wilmington Avenue
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Huron Avenue
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E. Morton Street
W. R. Fullwood
DuShane Street
Freed Electric Co
So. Mill Street
Sample’s Super
Mercer Street
Fred Clare
R. D
Warnock & Hanna
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Earl F. Moore
Smithfield Street
C.N. Patton
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Gilfillan Electric Co
Marvin Electric Co
N. Mercer Street
A. T. Chamberlain
Sycamore Way
Bartley Electric Co
E. Washington Street
New Castle Electric Co
the Electric League of
Miss Moorhead
Warrock and Hanna Electric Co
N. Mill Street
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Savanah River
Savannah
Kays
Jacksonville
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St. Augustine
Old Fort
Daytona Beach
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Miller
Tri-State
Fittsburgh
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Amatta Ellwood City
York
Elwood
W. H. Seidel
F. H. Fwanson
Mra
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Ray Hayes
George Pugh
Charles French
J. J. Bunn, Jr
Myron Gelbach
Honer
Marian Slocum
Mr. Pugh
CLASA
Glass No. 10
Bethany Clans of the
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Donald White
Harry White
Moravia Step
Shanango Valley Hospital
Harmony Baptist Church
Harmony Baptist Cemetery
Tc. P. Church
United Presbyterian Church
King's Daughters Bible
A. W
Dean Fleeger
Line Avenue
C. E. Society
Ellwood City, Fa
Ellwood City Hospital
Margaret Corlin
Parla Avenue
Patsy Monco
Crescent Avenue
A. ML. Club
Bridge Club
R.C. A. Radiolas
Atwater
Kent
Kennedy Crosley
M. & D. Radio Coo
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