Children Are PHC Guests at New Castle Circle Event
The annual children’s night of New Castle circle No. 5 P WC drew four to five hundred attendees. Mia Emma J. Goas presided with Mrs. Katherine Badger. children Vera Reeber Vivian Gameron Jessie Weaver Helen Miles Ethel Cowles Donna Fix Marian Sweet Evelyn Davies performed readings and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillia B. Jones
New Castle
Circle Chamber
Mia
Emma J. Goas
Ruardian
Circle
Katherine Badger
Plano
Virginia Reeber
Vivian Gameron
Jessie Weaver
Helen Miles
Ethel Cowles
Donna Fix
Marian Sweet
Evelyn Davies
Inez Stern
Katherine Melvin
Mixa Mary Ward
Llewellyn Badger
Jean Sprowl
Harriet Kelly
Cowlesietors
Jean Melvin
Clarence Stephenson
Catherine Jones
Mother Jones
Local Guardians Honor Childrens Treat After Praise
A guardian and her committee organized a customary treat for the children following a brief expression of gratitude from a mother. The scene reflected a communal routine of care and acknowledgment within the family setting.
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Lciete
Guardian
Annual Frolic Of Howling Tom Cats
Three hundred Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters and Cats enjoyed the second annual frolic on New Year's Day in the local K of P hall. Initiation ceremonies welcomed many kittens into the order and a vaudeville program of fourteen acts entertained guests followed by dancing euchre and a supper for about one hundred attendees. A large class of kittens will be initiated January 17, in City with Ethwsod City Howling Tom Cats in charge. Transportation and details will be announced at the January 7 meeting.
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Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Orier
la Vaudevillé
Tall
Danding
Euchre
ON City
Ethwsod City
Rotary Meeting Report From Fountain Inn 1925
Fountain Inn held a regular monthly Rotary meeting on Monday January 6 1925 at noon with reports from all committees from Entertainment to Knockers. The attendance contest with McKeesport was discussed noting McKeesport challenged others and Fountain Inn accepted. past records were acknowledged but not decisive, aiming for ten more attendees per meeting to surpass the past average. Carl E Paisley served as secretary and the Rotogram column noted a welcome to visitors with a hearty handshake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Inn
McKeesport
Carl E. Paisley
Eighteen Members In Bee Association
Lawrence County Bee Keepers Association reports 18 active members, the highest in its history, with Harold Hoya of Union Township as president guiding the group toward a more active and profitable bee industry.
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Lawrence County
Bee Keepers’ Association
Agricultural Extension Society
Actioe
Bea
Harold Hoya
Union Township
Weekly Garden Gossip on Varieties and Health Remedies
A Philadelphia paper profiles Miss Inez Harden of Drew Mississippi as a top health contestant with a 99.04 percent rating and shares quirky health tips and an extensive seed catalog review. It covers selecting vegetable varieties including lettuce muskmelons and onions, plus advice on growing methods for home gardens in varying Pennsylvania climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Inez Harden
Drew
Mississippi
Hedd
Ainda
Pennsylvania
Grand Rapids
Simpson
New York State
Uae
Garden seeds and varieties for seasonable crops in 1820
The article lists vegetable varieties suited to different seasons and conditions. It highlights spinach types Virginia Savory for spring and New Zealand Spinach for heat, early tomatoes Benny Best Jewel John Bre Penh Stata Parliana, and turnips Purple Top Globes White Milan Purple Top Milan. It ends urging a New Year’s resolution to plan an efficient profitable farm garden in 1820.
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Virginia
King of
Denmark
Benny Best
Jewel
John Bre
Baltimore
Matchum
Pennsylvania
Milan
Teachers Return From Erie Convention Draw Large Crowd
Representatives of the New Castle school system report about 2500 attendees at the State Educational Association winter meeting in Erie Pennsylvania. Hotel overflow forced many to stay in private homes while Dr J N Rule emphasized county units rural transport normal colleges and higher teaching standards. Dr Ban C Graham of New Castle presided at two meetings.
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New Castle
State Educational Asociation Hald
Erie
Bo Great
Association
George Beck
Nunero|tendent
J. N. Rule
Rule
Ban C. Graham
Guthrie Employes Are Entertained At Penn Grove Hotel
Special to the Keng. Guthrie employees from Majestic Theatre and Guthrie Shos Store were entertained by Mr and Mrs John Guthrie of South Center street at the Penn Grove hotel in Grove City on January 1. After dinner the group went to the Majestic Theatre. Events included a Sabbath school orchestra gathering at Miss Erla Colaman’s home and a social evening with games and refreshments. A party at Miss Eleanor Glenn’s home honored visiting college students before luncheon at the Blue Lantern. Attendees included Louisa Temple Eleanor Dillon Aphel Uber Eleanor Glenn Harriet McDowell Tenn McCay Megara John Eakin Ralph Gannon Gilbert Hoyt Walter Uber Oscar Dillon and Wale Jamison. A Civic Club meeting is scheduled for January 8 at 2:30 pm in the Commercial Club rooms with committee reports as a feature.
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Grove City
Jan
Penn Grove Hotel
John Guthrie
South Center Street
Majestic Theatre
Guthrie Shos
Majestic ‘Theatre
Erla Colaman
Sabbeth Schoolorchestra
Presbyterian ‘Church
North Center Street
Eleanor Glenn
Miss Glenn
College Avenue
Blue Lantern Tem
Main
Center Streets
Louisa Temple
Eleanor Dillon
Aphel Uber
Harriet McDowell
Tenn McCay
Megara
John Eakin
Ralph 4. Gannon
Gilbert Hoyt
Walter Uber
Oscar Dillon
Wale Jamison
Civic Club
Commercial Club
Oscar Jackson Camp Holds Joint Veteran Installations
Oscar Jackson Camp No. 249 and Song of Veterans Auxiliary held joint installation of new officers in the Sons of Veterans hall. R. M. Campbell installed Sons of Veterans officers. Mrs. Gertrude M. Sautter installed auxiliary officers. Attendees enjoyed a social session and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Lu. Jackson
Song of Veterans
Sons of Veterans Hall
Sons of Veterans
R. M. Campbell
Pennsylvania Division of Sons of Veterans
Auxiliary
Gertrude M. Sautter
Pittsburgh
Oscar . Jackson Camp
A. J. Honaton
Yeek
John Hughes
C. M. Gillespie
Frank Schetrom
George Wyman
F. R House
J. C. Yard
H. K. Bell
Welter Palner
H. Gilbert
H. K. Walker
James Schetrom
John Hoon
Edward Cross
Sautter
Josephine King
Mra
Percy Ashton
Melinda Anderson
Pearl Foster
Helen Harlan
Fay Davia
Harriet Taylor
Tuide
Effie Dysart
Etta Cunningham
Minnie Gebrien
Mrs Scott To Take Stand In Allege Affairs Case
In Alpena Michigan on January 3 Mrs Frank D Scott will testify to refute charges by her husband Representative Frank D Scott and secretary Miss Jane Kennedy that she was unduly friendly with other men. She will assert he deserted her for two years while she supported herself and resumed nursing. A congressman issued a statement hinting sensational testimony may come. Miss Kennedy had previously testified about a supposed secret farewell scene involving Mrs Scott and Harry Wrekoff of Wardman Park Hotel Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena, Mich
Frank D. Scott
Jane Kennedy
Scott
Harry Wrekoff
Milk wagon and street car collide on Mill Street
A report to police describes a northbound milk wagon near the Johnson Dronza Co being passed by a southbound street car No 870. The wagon driver pulled in front and the Fullerton car struck the street car. The vehicle then ran over the curb damaging the Bronze Works railing and continuing on. A traveling jail anecdote closes the fragment.
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W. D. Fullerton
Warren Avenue
Mill Street
Johnson Dronza Company
Fullerton
Tax Blanks Limited For Incomes Over Five Thousand
Incomes up to five thousand will be served by the Pittsburgh Internal Revenue office, says Marion S. Woods. Blank forms for higher incomes are scarce. About 7,000 New Castle residents are registered, and the same tax scale as WWI applies: two percent on the first four thousand, four percent on the next four thousand, and six percent on the third.
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Pittsburgh Internal Revenue Office
Marion S. Woods
California
Florida
New Castle
Newport Birthdays Honored at New Year Gathering
An internal party at the home of Mr and Mrs Kerbert Swagger honored birthdays of Miss Hila Wardman Mrs Edward Emery Mrs Herbert Swagger and Howard Emery. Music and party games entertained guests including a Lost Time scavenger event and a prize for finding the most Lost Time. Midnight refreshments were served by Mrs Herbert Swagger with aid from Mrs Ed Emery and Mrs Howard Emery.
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Grace
Ethel Jones
Robert Swanton
New Castle
John Newswander
Sara
Earl
Bertha
Merle
Ruthea
Russell
Mis
Ellen Wardman
Ancel Leonard
Howerd Emery
Herbert Swagener
Hila Wardman
Edward Emery
Herbert Swagger
Howard Emery
Kerbert Swagger
Esther Hall
Gracy Allen
Ed. Emery
Thore
John
Joe Kelly
Charles Shrown
Chewton
James Allen
Scalped but Lived 56 Years after Indian Attack
In 1868 Comanche warriors attacked a wagon train near Walnut Creek by Great Bend. Allen Edwards, struck by a war club, was scalped and left for dead. He survived and died at Waukomis, Oklahoma. He wore a wig to cover the scar. his hair never grew where scalping occurred. Only a few pioneer victims survived such injuries.
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Walnut Creek
Great Bend
Kew
Allen Edwards
Edwards
Waukomis
Oklo
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PHC
Circle Meeting
Eer
Thea
Dans
E. Washington St
New Castle Electric Co
L L. Swan & Co
North Mill St
Oi City
Rotary Hebdomadai Interrogaticr
Bee Association
Hands &S
Tidioute
Havoline
Dewberry
Lake Eric
Aang Henry Cooke
Toronto
Hilda Betty Cooke
Ontario
Mr. A
Great Britain
Cooke
Canada
Senate
Southport
Adiga Craig
Blate College
Bermudas
Acta
Alaska
Sutton
Harly
Marvel
Thomas Laxton
Larry
Champion
England
Iowa
State Educational Association
Guthrie
Penn Grove
Oscar Jackson
Wi O
Michigan
McBride-Shannon Co
Washington Street
Waldorf Hall
Windsor Terrace Orchestra
Dance Land Seven
Bobby Berger
Newport
Russell McConnell
Harlansburg
Grans McConnell
Lidren
Witlow Grove
Anna Eckelberger
Earl Prichard
Beaver Fang
Joseph Veoa
Harry
Andrew Cagiterton
YMCA
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