Kensington Members Have Christmas Party
Mrs. George M. Landis hosted the Kensington group on Garfield avenue for a Tuesday afternoon Christmas party. Music and gifts were exchanged, with Mrs. W. J. Sterling as a special guest. A New Year’s banquet was planned for New Year’s Eve with a committee including Mrs. F B McAllister and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Landis
Kensington
Garfield Avenue
W. J. Sterling
F. B. McAllister
J. Roberts
W. T. Sterling
F.B. McAllister
Charles Metzler
C. L. Hughes
Isabel Kennedy
Frank M. Jones
Christmas Party At Bon Mon Club Hosts In Lincoln Ave Home
Mrs Harold Leach hosted the Bon Mon Club Christmas party at her Lincoln avenue home Tuesday evening. Special guests included Mrs Henry Largon of Cleveland and Mrs Harold Leach Sr of Niles. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served by the hostess with help from Mrs Ross Auble and Mrs Bert Parker. Next meeting to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Leach
Lincoln Avenue
Bon Mon Club
Henry Largon
Cleveland, O
Harold Leach, Sr
Niles, O
Ross Auble
Bert Parker
Cosy Home Club Christmas Dinner At Mrs Hunt Home
Twelve members of the Cosy Home Club gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. B. J. Hunt’s Laurel avenue home for their annual Christmas dinner. Decorations featured Christmas tones and the group enjoyed fancy work, chat, and gift exchanges. In two weeks Mrs. Creight Logan will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosy Home Club
Cosey
B. J. Hunt
Laurel Avenue
Attractive Dinner for Club Members
Christmas candles edged in crystal set a festive color scheme for a Monday evening dinner at Mrs. W. E. Harris’s Highland avenue home. E. L. T. A. Club members attended, with Mrs. William Hodgkinson and Mrs. Lewis McClurg assisting. After dinner, informal amusements followed, and a gift exchange was highlighted. The next meeting is January 6 at Mrs. Frank B. Harlan’s Sheridan avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Harris
Highland Avenue
E. L. T. A. Club
William Hodgkinson
Lewis McClurg
Frank B. Harlan
Sheridan Avenue
Dinner for O. M. E. Club at Klingensmith Home
A six o'clock chicken dinner was served to O. M. E. Club members at Mrs. W. J. Klingensmith's Cedar street home Tuesday evening. Hostess aided by her daughter Mrs. Clair Gorley and Mrs. Samuel Roher. Afterward Christmas gifts were exchanged and social time enjoyed. The next meeting place to be announced January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. E. Club
W. J. Klingensmith
Cedar Street
Clair Gorley
Samuel Roher
Christmas Party At New Castle Electric Company Hostess Home
Miss Gladys Lewis hosted a Christmas party for the office girls at her South Jefferson street home last evening. The gathering featured holiday decor, novelty gifts, games, music and a luncheon served by the hostess and Misses Elizabeth Gettings and Blanche Patton. Guests included Martha Dinsmore, Myrna Hasely, Mae Cummings, Edna Emminger, Anna Rogan, Alta Hoffmaster, Belle Morrison, Sara Swisher, Mrs Elsie Overmeyer, Elizabeth Gettings, Anna Fowler, Clara Sholler, Blanche Patton, Martha Pitnoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Lewis
New Castle Electric Company
South Jefferson Street
Elizabeth Gettings
Blanche Patton
Martha Dinsmore
Myrna Hasely
Mae Cummings
Edna Emming
Social Hour Club Christmas Party at Mrs Sturdevant Home
Members of the Social Hour club will hold their Christmas party at the home of Mrs Charles Sturde vant on Morton street Tuesday evening December 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sturdevant
Morton Street
Dance Class Party Canceled at New Castle Field Club
A dancing class party planned for January 2 at the New Castle Field Club has been canceled. The notice lists the event cancellation with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Field Club
Seamons Celebrate 55th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Jerry Seamons of Bonzo Street observed their fifty fifth anniversary Tuesday December 22 a 6 30 dinner for twenty four Narcissi and yellow roses centered the table The couple married in New Castle December 22 1870 and have lived in this city since then They have five daughters and four sons two living George and Dave Seamons six grandchildren and two great grandchildren sent congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Seamons
Bonzo Street
Seamons
New Castle
George
Dave Seamons
W. W. M. G. Class Christmas Party Held at Zeigler Home
The W. W. M. G. class of the Third United Presbyterian held a Christmas party Tuesday evening at Maude and Nellie Zeigler's Thorp Street home. About 25 attended as presents were exchanged, with games and music as the main amusements. The house featured Christmas decorations and a tree, and a dainty lunch was served by Maude Zeigler with help from Bertha McKissick and DeEtta Suber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Sunday School
Maude
Nellie Zeigler
Thorp Street
Maude Zeigler
Bertha McKissick
DeEtta Suber
Christmas Party Held by G. K. W. Club Guests
G. K. W. club members attended a Christmas party at Mrs. Laura Sankey's home on Pine Street Tuesday afternoon. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served. Aides included Mrs. John Scott and Mrs. S. Dickson. On Wednesday January 13 Mrs. John Frampton will host at Highland Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. W. Club
Laura Sankey
Pine Street
John Scott
S. Dickson
John Frampton
Highland Place
Holiday Dance for College Set at Palais Royale
December 29 marks one of the year’s biggest social events as Don Russell and Bill Newell host their annual Christmas dance. Out of town guests are expected and dancing runs from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Palais Royale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Russell
Bill Newell
Palais Royale
Local residents plan Christmas visits and holidays
Miss Violet Glover of Pittsburgh is ill at home on Lynda street. Harry Sailey will spend Christmas in Marietta. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller of Adams Street in Shenango Valley hospital. Several families travel for holidays including Mrs. Henry Larson of Cleveland staying with her mother, Mrs. J. Jones, Epworth, and others visiting with relatives. Fred Elleby’s illness remains serious, and teachers and students from Altoona High, Am herst College affiliates return home for holiday vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Glover
Pittsburgh
Lynda Street
Harry Sailey
Marietta
Henry Miller
Adams Street
Shenango Valley Hospital
Henry Larson
Cleveland
J. Jones
Epworth Street
Harold Leach
Niles, O
Lincoln Avenue
John Bess
Underwood
Minn
John Thomas
Cascade Street
Ben Welsh
Barbara
Bellevue
M. H. Smith
Moody Avenue
Fred Elleby
North Walnut Street
Charlotte A. Taylor
Altoona High School
Leasure Avenue
James Harlan
Ralph McGoun
Centennial Street
Donald Eckles
Amherst College
Frank Robinson and Son Junior
Youngstown
William Pritchard
Sutton Street
H. J. Graham
Wilkinsburg
R. J. Robi
Students and relatives spend holiday with families
Robert H. Anwyl of North Mercer Street and William Jenkins of Delaware Avenue, Ohio University students, are spending their holiday vacation with their parents along Grant Street and Fairmont Avenue. Mrs. William K. Egan of Eosworth Pa returns home after visiting her mother Mrs. Mary Zeigler of North Mercer Street, accompanied by her cousin Kenneth Patterson of Slippery Rock, a student at Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Street
T. B. Graham
Fairmont Avenue
Robert H. Anwyl
North Mercer Street
William Jenkins
Delaware Avenue
Ohio University
William Kk. Egan
Eosworth
Mary Zeigler
Kenneth Patterson
Slippery Rock
Ohio State University
Delta class Christmas party at Croton Avenue home
The Delta class of the First Baptist Sunday school led by Miss Mary Weyrick held a Christmas party at Geraldine Mc Clelland's Croton Avenue home Tuesday evening. Music and conversation followed by gift exchange and a dainty lunch prepared with help from her mother. Special guests were Gertrude and Mae Cromie. The next meeting will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta
First Baptist Sunday School
Mary Weyrick
Geraldine McClelland
Croton Avenue
Gertrude
Mae Cromie
Gleaners Class Christmas Party Set at McCormick Home
The Gleaners class of the First Baptist Sunday school will hold their Christmas party at the home of Mrs Isabel McCormick 705 Butler avenue on December 24 with Mrs Ruth Irwin as joint hostess All girls are asked to take gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
First Baptist Sunday School
Isabel McCormick
Butler Avenue
Ruth Irwin
Philathea Class Elects New Officers at First Baptist Church
Members met at Mrs William Crooks home on Hillcrest avenue Monday evening with Mrs Hazel Patterson as associate hostess. Officers elected included President Zella Smith Vice President Jane Pattison Secretary Stella McKibbon Treasurer Leucrazia Gibbons Reporter Florence Reese. The evening concluded with social time and a Bible presented to teacher Mrs William Davis followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
William Crooks
Hillcrest Avenue
Hazel Patterson
Zella Smith
Jane Pattison
Stella McKibbon
Leucrazia Gibbons
Florence Reese
William Davis
New Castle Afro-Americans Auxiliary Plans New Year Party
The So_Sos auxiliary met at Margaret Hull's Harrison street home with Dr J A Gillespie and Mr Webber as special guests. They discussed a New Year’s Eve party at Mrs Holland’s Locust street home and set a call meeting for December 29. Lunch was served. next meeting with Mrs Hunter to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hull
Harrison Street
J. A. Gillespie
Webber
Holland
Locust Street
Miss Hood
YWCA Announces Temporary Class Closures and Resumption
The YWCA notes no reducing classes on Thursday evening and all gym classes suspended until January 2. Regular classes will resume January 6.
Chicago Sleuths Probe Five Strange Killings
Chicago detectives from three squads investigated a spate of killings tied to gang warfare and personal feuds. Dynamite Joe Brooks and Edward Harmening were found slain in a sedan after a suspected ride, Leo Real was shot in a drugstore gunfight, and Peter J. Furlong killed his friend Henry Van Middlesworth and then fatally shot himself in a lobby quarrel at Central Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Joe Brooks
Edward Harmening
Leo Real
William F. Outon
Peter J. Furlong
Henry van Middlesworth
Central Trust Company
Furlong
Four Thousand Children to Receive Carnegie Christmas Treat
Four thousand boys and girls of New Castle will be given their annual Christmas treat by the Carnegie Steel company Thursday. The children will present their tickets at the auditorium for their treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
New Castle
Carnegie Steel Company
Y. W. C. A. Blue Triangle Club Christmas Party
The Blue Triangle club of the YWCA held a Christmas party Tuesday evening at the YWCA building. Three local boys joined as guests and received clothing and gifts from club members. The evening featured music, games, and seasonal refreshments provided by a rotating committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle Club
Y. W
Photographers Report Busy Christmas Portrait Season
New Castle studios see a flood of orders as residents gift photographs for Christmas. Clark Rutter notes the public embraces likeness portraits, with many images produced in the past week for mantelpiece displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Loca
Clark Rutter
Burry And Elder Named Leaders Of Highland Troop 18
Harold Burry named leader of the Flying Eagle patrol of Highland U P church Boy Scout troop 18. Paul Elder selected leader of the Pine Tree patrol with Robert Campbell as assistant. James Boughter elected assistant patrol leader. Several knot tying and elbow wrestling contests held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Burry
Highland U. P
James Boughter
Paul Elder
Robert Campbell
Jim Smith
Richard Byers
Barry
Elder
Mitchell Kwint
Croton Troop 5
Kwiat
John Boston
Rotary Troop 1
Daniel Boone
John Wallace
John Kirschner
Daniel McMaster
Davis
Seventh Grade North Street Club Christmas Party Held
The Seventh Grade North Street Girl Reserve Club held its annual Christmas party at the YWCA on Tuesday afternoon. Virginia Segar supervised a program of games and music with adviser Miss Virginia Weinschenk. The exchange of Christmas gifts was featured and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Street Girl Reserve Club
Virginia Segar
Virginia Weinschenk
Ambridge Police Chief's 1923 Touring Car Stolen
Paige touring car owned by P J Caul chief of police of Ambridge Pennsylvania was reported stolen from the city streets. The seven passenger 1923 model bears Pennsylvania license 35 425 and was taken last night.
Margaret Hunt Silk Underwear and Fitting Offer
Local shop listing at 326 Neshannock Avenue promoting Silk Underwear Silk Hose Kimonas Bath Robes Corsets and Corselletts with expert fitting services. Classified notice appears under Kiddie Shop branding. Local S613.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hunt
Neshannock Avenue
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Cancer
Sam H. McGoun
N. Mill St
Hamilton Bldg
Mather Bros. CO
East Washington Street
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Bell Phone
Pittsburgh Proof Products
Bali
Kimba
North
Mercer Street
Post Office
Penn Theatre
Y. W.C. A. Notes
Y. W. C. A. Club
Burry
Highland Troop
Eveready Inn
Delecatessen
W. W. Seh
Seeieenee
She
Higgins Bros
Madame Hendren
Davis Shoe
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Palais Royal
Benny Mack
P. L. Hogue
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