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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1933
Page
6
Community groups list multiple meetings this week across churches. Annetta McKee Bible class convenes Tuesday at 2 30 p m at 082 Adams St with G W Hackett host and J N Wagner leader. Various Girl Scout Boy Scout and missionary society activities span St Paul Lutheran Epworth Methodist First Baptist Temple and other congregations amid Christmas programs.
Christmas programs from churches and Sunday schools are urged to reach the church editors by December 20. A busy schedule of meetings includes Women’s Missionary Society sessions, auxiliary gatherings, and Christmas events at various church groups and homes, with plans for pantomimes, dinners, and children’s pageants.
Vian Jones entertained Willa read ing. The hostess served refreshments, assisted by Mrs. Griffith her mother, Edith Clement, DuShalie Bb, Wil have. the January meeting, Highland United Presbyterian This evening, Sabbath School Association will meet at the home of Mrs. William Gillespie Rhodes place. Tuesday 7:30 Boy Scout Jneebing. Horseshoe club Wednesday 2 p.m. Baird Missionary Society at 129 Garfield avenue Thursday Sewing and Red Cross Work all day 6:30 p.m. Members of the Baldwin Bible class will have the dinner for the Lions club Blind party 7:30 p.m. Christ Scout troop meeting. Friday 7:45 p.m. Bible school Christmas program with play by the young people and the Dramatic Class, assisted by the Sunday school orchestra under Vance Burkholder. Saturday 6:30 a.m. Girl Scouts meeting Tuesday The King's Daughter's Bible Class luncheon 12:30 followed by business session when staple groceries Will be brought for the Christmas baskets Queen Esther Auxiliary In the church parlors with Hien Wood's group in charge Thursday W. H. M. 5. meeting 2:30 p.m. in its home of Mrs L. M. Buchanan 1813 Delaware avenue Prayer Meeting A prayer meeting will be held Wednesday at 7:30 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Rusu 928Cro ton avenue Home Watchman Fort Eureka 45 Amerean Home Watchmen will meet this evening at 7:30 In McGoun's hall East Washington street for the regular business session and annual Christmas party with treat and gift exchange. The families of the members will be special guests.
A city policeman took a mother and her daughter into custody at the Red Cross offices after they allegedly created a disturbance. They were brought before the chief of police, lectured, then released without arrest after reportedly demanding more allowance and knocking over a table. Red Cross authorities alerted police.
Personal mentions describe many residents from Greenville and nearby towns hosting or visiting relatives and friends over the weekend. The items name Lyman Gerould Youngstown James Reese and several hospitals, operations, illnesses, and recoveries with numerous short visits, trips to Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Harris Street addresses, and holiday plans.
Girl Scouts of Troop 2 gathered at Highland Church on Thursday evening to craft Christmas gifts. Special guest Mrs. George Short led singing of taps before adjournment. Next meeting set for Thursday, January 21, at 7 o'clock. About 30 members from troops 9 and 15 joined in at Ho Worth Methodist church to work on crafts for gifts. First aid was postponed but will resume after the holidays.
The notice lists individuals tied to marriage licenses including Malinda Byler of New Wilmington and Arnold I. Balin of Youngstown with accompanying names such as Lorene Nesbit, Stanley Leszko, Caroline Biasucel, Michael Roth, Amelia Parau, Norman Wymer, Leona Jackson, Walter Patterson, Emma Logan, Carl Tranquillo, Nancy Scarazzo, Bernard Killen, and Belen Wright in entries spanning New Castle Cleveland Donora and nearby areas. It reflects a regional compilation of licenses issued or processed, with name pairings and hometowns.
Frederick Deaier Gardner former governor of Missouri and well known in national Democratic circles died at Barnes Hospital after jaw infection and two operations. He had been ill for three weeks since tooth extraction failed to relieve infection and suffered brain infection risk before succumbing today.
Today at City Hall the Public Service Commission held conferences led by Bx ailney Garfield PHI Ips. No hearing will be scheduled if agreements are reached. Attendees included John H H Brooks Frank Quarters John D Stephenson Arthur A Andrews B Sonntag T ci Weller Simon W Mowry G C Brown Arthur Arnold Dew Conley John Cheslak Frang Leen Joseph Withers Louis Holeski John W Cuyne and others.
The public service commission will hold a four day hearing starting Tuesday with twenty three cases to be heard. The proceedings involve persons and firms seeking to engage in the hauling business and include David Baldwin A w Cildersleeve N C Oakes Clarence Whitehead E B Gilliland Gay Vascone Barry D Vredenburg and Robert Por rester.
The Young People's Union of the Church of God in Christ at 1015 Moravia street will meet this evening at 8 o'clock in the church. Bethlehem Bible class at Second Baptist met Friday evening at Green street home of Mr and Mrs H F Engs. Officers elected with Cleveland Jackson as president and George Brown as vice president. Elizabeth Thomas secretary and reporter. Ethel Brown teacher Katharine Engs assistant Ernest Walker and Robert Williams contact men. Class will meet Friday evening at Elizabeth Whiomas home on Green street.
Mrs B Phillips of State Street entertained about 50 Knights of St Vitus Auxiliary members at a Christmas party Sunday evening. Prizes were awarded to Misses Augustine Elia Philips and Helen Bongivenge. The home was attractively decorated and guests enjoyed games singing and light refreshments.
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