Eastern Star Christmas Card Party Planned by Mew Castle 105
Mew Castle chapter No. 105 of the Order of Eastern Star will host a Christmas card party Monday evening December 28 at the I O O F hall for all Eastern Star members and Masonic friends. Prizes will be awarded for bridge and five hundred, with other games for non players. A named committee leads arrangements.
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Mew Castle
Order of Eastern Star
I. O. O. F. Hall
Eastern Star
Clarence Davis
Milton Vaughn
Anna Harris
Harvey Hickling
Martha Beighley
Louis Round
Members of Current Events of ’06 Host Musical Afternoon
Mrs. E A Caldwell hosted a Monday gathering of Current Events of ’06 on County Line street. A Composer was presented with a roll call answer followed by a music program including duets by Mrs. Rudesill and Mrs. Keaggy and solos by Miss Ramsey. Readings by Mrs. Morrow and Mrs. Brown complemented the event. A closing group song and light refreshments ended the gathering. The next meeting is January 11 at Mrs. E A Cook’s home on Croton avenue.
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E. A. Caldwell
County Line Street
T. C. Armstrong
Harry Brown
George Ramsey
Frank Rudesill
Charles Book
Lewis Rudesill
Clinton Keaggy
Helen Hart
Virginia Ramsey
E. C. Morrow
E. A. Cook
Croton Avenue
Birthday celebration honors Cynthia Eleanor Sheets
Mrs Sheets entertained Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4 o clock for the eleventh birthday of her daughter Cynthia Eleanor. Music and games provided fun and later refreshments. Hostess aided by Mrs Merle Coulthard. guests included Misses Beryl Emery Evelyn McClelland Jemina Schuler Pauline Dwyer Dorothy Dwyer Ruth Crisci Lois Hinson Camilla Smith Anna Jean Martin and Margaret Monnin.
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Sheets
Cynthia Eleanor
Merle Coulthard
Beryl Emery
Evelyn McClelland
Jemina Schuler
Pauline and Dorothy Dwyer
Ruth Crisci
Lois Hinkson
Camilla Smith
Anna Jean Martin
Margaret Monnin
St Mary's Guild Plans Evening Card Party
St Mary's Guild will host a card party this evening at 8 o'clock in the K of C Home. Proceeds benefit guild activities and community outreach.
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St. Mary’s Guild
K. of C
Clever Play at B P W Meeting Delights Members
The Business and Professional Women's Club held its December gathering at the YWCA with dinner for over 30 members and guests. Toys for Neighborhood House children were collected, a brief business session followed, and a short play Mrs Hoops Hooper and the Hindu was performed by club members. A silver offering supported the club social service work.
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Professional Women's Club
Mrs. Hoops Hooper and
Verna Allison
Mary Brown
Grace Browne
Ethel Pitzer
Ethel Benson
Violet King
Anna Benson
Sue Cramer
Wednesday's Clubs in New Castle Area Social Directory
A list of neighborhood and special clubs with leads on organizers such as Mrs. B. J. Martin on Chestnut street and Mrs. M. E. Remley on Dewey avenue includes the New Castle Hospital club and the Council of Jewish Women. Other groups cover quilting, women's associations, and youth activities with various hosts and street addresses.
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New Castle Hospital
B. J. Martin
Chestnut Street
M. E. Remley
Dewey Avenue
Margaret Wilkins
North Street
Council of Jewish Women
B. Kline
E. Wallace Avenue
Martha Morse
Sampson Street
S. L
P. C. Kelly
Cleveland Avenue
Sodata
Olwen Perrott
Edgewood Avenue
Anna Gilbert
Pollock Avenue
James Goodchild
Garfield Avenue
D. C. Brown
East Washington Street
H. and
Mona Patterson
West North Street
Ray Hall
Edward Taylor
Friendship Club
A. Verri
East Sutton Street
Bon Mon Club
John McDeavitt
Carlisle Street
Y. O. A. Girls
J. C. Williams
Wilmington Road
Tsuga Club
Steve Whitestone
Cunningham Avenue
Arcadian Club
Gilbert Knox
No Kixgo Club Hosts Christmas Even Gathering
Members of the No Kixgo club were entertained in Miss Marguerite Cavender's West Washington street home Monday evening. Special guests included Misses Frances Waddington, Helen Kerr and Elsie Stevenson with Christmas gifts exchanged and vocal numbers performed by the hostess. Refreshments were served by the hostess, aided by her mother Mrs Edward Cavender and Mrs James Cavender. In two weeks Mrs Charles Morgan of S Ray street will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Cavender
West Washington Street
Frances Waddington
Helen Kerr
Elsie Stevenson
Edward Cavender
James Cavender
Charles Morgan
S. Ray Street
Happy Hour Club Hosts and Plans Christmas Party
Happy Hour club members were guests of Mrs. Robert Maybray on Oakwood avenue. Needlework and music were the chief pastimes. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Arthur Maybray and Mrs. James Devlin, who were special guests. Plans for a Christmas party at Mrs. Roy Leslie's Moore avenue home were announced with date to be determined.
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Happy Hour Club
Robert Maybray
Oakwood Avenue
Arthur Maybray
James Devlin
Roy Leslie
Moore Avenue
Reading Circle of 06 Meeting Hostess Named
Mrs. E. P. Morrison on Epworth street will welcome members of the Reading Circle of ’06 to her home Thursday afternoon for a hosted gathering.
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Reading
E. P. Morrison
Epworth Street
Reading Circle Christmas Party Highlights Readings Gifts
Thirty seven Reading Circle members held their annual Christmas party Monday afternoon at Mrs. T. W. Phillips home on Highland avenue. Mrs. H. D. Taylor led the program with readings by Mrs. Gordon and songs by Richard Johns with Mrs. Johns. Gifts were collected for Neighborhood House as refreshments followed, served by the social committee. The date of the next meeting will be announced.
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Reading Circle
T. W. Phillips
Highland Avenue
H. D. Taylor
William Gordon
Richard Johns
Johns
Harry Burgess
Clarence Fisher
Norman Ehrlich
Wallace Delights Woman's Club With Pittsburgh Theatre Readings
Dr Chester M Wallace of the Little Theatre Pittsburgh gave readings for the Woman's Club yesterday, featuring two one act plays and Christmas story Dust of the Road by Kenneth Sawyer GoodMan, then The Flattering Word by George Kelly. He noted the theater's progress and future plans as January 4 1926 brings Dr Coleman of Geneva College as speaker.
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Woman’s Club
Chester M. Wallace
Little Theatre
Pittsburgh
Kenneth Sawyer Goodman
George Kelly
Pillitzer
Wallace
Coleman
Geneva College
Circle of '91 Meets at Winter Avenue Home
Mrs. F. E. Stough hosted the Circle of '91 on Winter avenue Monday afternoon. Miss Rebecca Bowden reviewed The White Monkey by Galsworthy and Mrs. William Porter spoke on Diplomatic Achievements. Christmas gifts and solos by Miss Beil and Mrs. Stough followed, with Christmas decorations throughout. The next meeting will be January 4 with Mrs. W. V. Fielding.
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F. E. Stough
Circle of ’91
Winter Avenue
Rebecca Bowden
Galsworthy
William Porter
Beil
Greenville
W. V. Fielding
Christmas Party at Croton Avenue Hosted by Miller Family
Mr and Mrs Charles Miller entertained numerous guests at a Christmas gathering at their Croton Avenue home on Monday evening. Carols and music were enjoyed along with dainty refreshments served by Mrs Edward Bartch and Mrs John Bartch. The guest list included Mr and Mrs George Blair Irene, Mr and Mrs Edward Bartch, Mr and Mrs Lester Black, Mr and Mrs William Allsopp, Mr and Mrs Orlo Jackson, Mr and Mrs John Bartch, and Mr and Mrs Charles Miller.
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Charles Miller
Croton Avenue
Edward Bartch
John Bartch
George Blair
Irene
Lester Black
William Allsopp
Orlo Jackson
Epworth Church Primary Dept. Co Hosts Christmas Social
Mrs. Ethel McCurdy and Mrs. Grace Crill entertained co workers of the Epworth M E Church Primary Department at Mrs. McCurdy's Pine street home Monday evening. Music and chatter accompanied Christmas gifts exchanges and festive refreshments.
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Ethel McCurdy
Grace Crill
Pine Street
Epworth M. E. Church
Emanon 500 Club Hostessed By Miss Deely At Home
Miss Josephine Deely hosted the Emanon 500 Club at her Park Avenue home Monday evening. High score honors went to Mrs. John Maher and Mrs. John Deely, with Miss Mary Deely assisting serving. In two weeks Miss Catherine Newman of Shaw Street will entertain.
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Josephine Deely
Park Avenue
Emanon 500 Club
John Maher
John Deely
Mary Deely
Catherine Newman
Shaw Street
Mrs Edson to Host Dinner for Wee Fu Club Thursday
Mrs A J Edson of the Norris block will host a six o'clock dinner for the Wee Fu club associates Thursday evening. Christmas gifts will be exchanged at this time. Mrs Jack McNeil of Englewood Avenue will entertain members of the Art club in her home Thursday afternoon. Miss McDowell.
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A. J. Edson
Norris Block
Wee Fu Club Associates
Jack McNeil
Englewood Avenue
Art Club
Miss McDowell
Geneva College Speaker and Christmas Gift Exchange Planned
A Geneva college event features a scheduled speaker and a Christmas gift exchange. Organizers invite attendees to participate in both activities and share in seasonal celebrations.
Mrs Burchfield Hosts East Washington Christmas Party
Mrs. W. C. Burchfield of East Washington street will host the annual Christmas party for members of the E. T. W. Kensing ton on Thursday afternoon.
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W. C. Burchfield
East Washington Street
E. T. W. Kensington
Recital by Mrs Fankhouser's Pupils Saturday Afternoon
Mrs E O Fankhouser of Crawford Terrace will present her pupils in a recital for parents and friends on Saturday at 2 o'clock on December 19.
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E. O. Fankhouser
Crawford Terrace
L. S. C. Book Club Hostesses Named for Friday
Mrs. Joseph Gilmore of Cedar Street will entertain members of the L. S. C. Book Club Friday evening with Mrs. Henry Kane as associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. C. Book Club
Joseph Gilmore
Cedar Street
Henry Kane
Mrs B J Martin Hosts New Castle Hospital Club Event Change
Mrs B J Martin of Chestnut Street will entertain members of the New Castle Hospital Club on Wednesday instead of Friday. The notice updates the gathering schedule and confirms host details for the expected meeting at the usual venue.
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B. J. Martin
Chestnut Street
New Castle Hospital Club
Ladies Scottish Club postpones meeting to Friday
The Ladies Scottish Club will meet Friday evening with Mrs. James Morgan on Reynolds Street instead of Thursday.
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Ladies Scottish Club
James Morgan
Reynolds Street
Mrs Edward Mayberry Hosts Blaine Gowanda Club Christmas Party
Mrs Edward Mayberry hosted a Christmas party for the Blaine Gowanda Club on Thursday evening.
Equity Opinions Filed In Two Cases By Judge Emery
Judge S P Emery filed opinions in two equity suits. In the Ritchie v Stelter case the bill was dismissed at defendants costs over coal rights on a Shenango farm sold by David Ritchie to Frederick Stelter with contested coal and deed reform claims. In Hergenrother v Rosen the exceptions to a decree for specific performance were dismissed after Rosen denied deed due to rental claim.
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S. P. Emery
David W. Ritchie
Elmer Stelter
Emery
David Ritchie
Shenango Township
Frederick Stelter
Ritchie
Stelter
Sylvester Hergenrother
Nick Rosen
Chewton
Hergenrother
Rosen
Shaffer Found Not Guilty On Fraudulent Check Charge
Shortly before noon today the jury in the Commonwealth versus Frank Shaffer returned a verdict of not guilty on the charge of issuing a fraudulent check. The trial costs were split evenly between Shaffer and the prosecutor Sam Greenberger of Sharon.
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the Commonwealth
Frank Shaffer
Shaffer
Sam Greenberger
Sharon
Berwick Police Seek Five Counterfeiters
In Berwick Pennsylvania authorities hunt five men accused of passing over 60 in counterfeit ten and twenty dollar bills in local stores. The town council ordered the zoning ordinance advertised three times in the New Castle News and said copies would be available at city hall along with the zone map once ready.
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Berwick
International News Service
Goose Zang High Echoes Behind Quiet Seating
In a quirky scene a speaker remarks I hear Trevor Zanniezerr while noting a line I phrase as the goose zangs high. The exchange blends humor and confusion as the narrator thanks an audience.
WCTU and Ladies Tailored League Meeting Notes
WCTU and L T L groups held regular meetings with plans for a December 30 Almira Home entertainment. Members discussed Afghan relief, Christmas funds of five dollars to each department, and distributing The Story of Life to children. Ella May Griner sang two solos.
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The
Highland W. C. T. U
Jack Griner
Albert Street
Union
Living Pictures Exhibition by St Luke’s A M E Zion
Under the auspices of St Luke's Sunday School superintendent Mrs Blanche Dillard an exhibition of living pictures and a grand concert will be held at St Luke A M E Zion church Thursday evening December 17 at 8 o'clock in New Castle.
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St. Luke's Sunday School
Blanche Dillard
St. Luke A. M. E. Zion Church
Local Notes on Births Travels and Illness
Personal Mention lists several residents with illnesses and visits. Birth announcements report Marian Emma to Mr and Mrs James Houk of Spokane formerly of this city, and Thomas Mason to Mr and Mrs C F Wilson of Butler road in New Castle Hospital.
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James Houk
Spokane
Wash
Marian Emma
Nell
Jane Watkins
Beckford Street
Pittsburgh
Earl Dean
Earl, Jr
J. B. Fancoast
Evans City
Edward Neal
C. F. Wilson
Butler Road
New Castle Hospital
Thomas Mason
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Amini
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Lady Free
No Kixgo Club
Daniel Green
Davis Shoe Store
Circle of
Wee Fu Club
E. M. M’creary
North Mill Street
Bell Phone
Pittsburgh Proof Products
North Mercer St
Penn Theatre
of Geneva College
Gowanda Club
Edward Mayberry
Blaine Street
Dad
OM AW
Trevor Zanniezerr
Zangs High
P. S
Ing Goods Store
East Wash
Ington Street
W.C.T.U. and
Jastbrook
J. M. Snyder
Croton W. CC
T. U
Croton
G. M. Gibson
Soldiers and Sailors Department
A. C. Allen
J. L. McConahy
D. R. Dunn
New Castle
New York
Ierich von Stroheim
John Gilbert
Robert Ankney
Sankey Street
John
Klopfer
Betty Dean
Cochran Way
Amzi Houk
Joseph Anderson
Court Street
Harper Dick
Chicago
Paul F. Butz
North Mercer Street
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Mather Bros. CO
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