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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1925

Page

3

Jewish Council Women Meet at Legion Home in New Castle

New Castle Section Council of Jewish Women held a meeting at the Legion Home with Mrs. Marcus Feyechtwanger presiding. Reports from committees were heard, a donation appeal for Cuban refugee care was issued, and new members Mrs. Joe Harris and Mrs. Solomon were voted in. A card party was planned for January 20 at the B N L Hall, chaired by Mrs. Jacob Pereclman.

New Castle Jewish Women Legion Home Marcus Feyechtwanger In Kaplan Natonal Immigrants Aid Cuba Mark Rabinovitz Highland Avenue Norman Ehrich Joe Harris Solomon Menihers B'Nal B'Rith Hall Jacob Pereclman A. Goldman Lawrence Savings and Trust Company Europe Nathan Rabinovitz Eli Kaplan Harry Rabinovitz

Musical Club Anniversary Luncheon Observed

The Wednesday Morning Musical club marks its 25th founding anniversary with a luncheon at First Presbyterian Church on January 14. Daughters of Lydia serve the meal, and charter members present a program echoing the club's early days under first president Mrs. Charles Greer. Open to active and associate members plus friends. reservations via Mrs. H. J. Gordon by Monday.

MorniRe Musical Club Boeclock Kincheon First Presbyterian Church Lydia Charles Greer H. J. Gordon

Local social clubs host luncheons and gatherings

Mrs W J Wilson entertained Modern Priscilla Kensington guests at her Leasure avenue home with eight covers and music after supper. In two weeks Mrs W E Anderson will host a 1 o'clock gathering. WF G club formed at Grace Audino home with officers Clara Sarafine Lucille Reyna Lona Fair. Pink and white decor and refreshments followed. Later Miss Jane Coletta will host Neal street gathering. Mrs William Henypaill hosted L J C Club guests with five hundred and Dorothy Hemphill assisting. Marie Costes will entertain D W T Club Friday evening.

W. J. Wilson Priscilla Kensington Leasure Avenue George Stone W. E. Anederson North Mill Street W. FF. G WF. G Grace Audino South Mill Street Clara Sarafine Lucille Reyna Lona Fair Phil Okuzo Nellie Anna Serafine Margaret Ambrosia Jane Coletta Phil Naples Neal Street William Henypaill Hazel Avenue L. J. C. Club Dorothy Hemphill George Buchanan Neshannock Avenue DW. T. Club Marie Costes Finch, Street D. W. T. Club New Castle Hospital Margaret Walter East Washington Street J. P. Rice Weat Washngton Street R. Y Mis. Teresa Travers West State Street Teresa Travers Fred Mayberry South Greenwood Avenue Howard McClimony Euclid Avenue Sherman Dilley Audley Avenue Thomas Covert Long Avenue Daniel Garrity Joseph Evans Samuel ‘Tompkins William Hockway

Book Club Gathering on North Mercer Street

A Wednesday afternoon book club meeting was held at a home on North Mercer Street. Members exchanged books, spent time socially, and enjoyed a dainty lunch. Hostess was assisted by Mrs. Frank Douds and Mrs. Edward J. Davis. Announcement of the next meeting will be made later.

C. A Milton Marshall North Walnut Street T. W. Carroll Newark N. J Kensington Music 5. R. Marshall J. G. Williams New Wilmington Road Book Club North Mercer Street Frank Douds Edward J. Davis

Dinner Party Attracts S A W Club Members

Mr and Mrs Reuben Miller hosted a six o clock dinner for twenty on Hemlock street with dancing and five hundred. High scores went to Mrs Jess Porrest Edward Kink and James Goodchild. Next meeting announced later. Also luncheon for Nappy Six tureen club at Euclid avenue.

Reuben Miller Hemlock Street S. A. W. Club Jess Porrest Edward Kink James Goodchild

Pythian Sisters Host Beatrice Horchler at 106 East Cherry

In Religious and Fraternal Circles the Pythian Sisters of this city will be entertained by Mrs. Beatrice Horchler at her home 106 East Cherry street Friday evening January 9. Mothers' Circle of the First Methodist Church planned a meeting and events, with a luncheon and observances noted. Continuous community relief activities included baskets, food, and gifts to various needy groups. next meeting scheduled for February first in the church parlors.

Messrs. Kreinheder Cleveland John Jessup Youngstown A. T. Moetcalf Blaine Street Lyle G. Emery East Washington Street New Castle New York City Capetown South Africa Emery Boston Liverpool England Beatrice Horchler East Cherry Street First Methodist Church E. FP. Chaproan Cunningham Avenue King's Daughters M. B Tureau Weisz Wimodausia Club Masonie Atio National Travelers ‘Aldey Margaret Bottowe J. C. Leohner Aick Almira Amira Bet

Y W C A Notes Senior Reserve Meeting

The Girl Reserve of the Senior high met at the Y W C A with good turnout. Miss Gilfillan read about the girl of the twentieth century and group discussions on The 100 Per Cent American Girl followed. Edith Round Iva Mayberry Eleanor Cathers and Genevra McCreary led the sessions.

Miss Gilfillan Edith Round Iva Mayberry Eleanor Cathers Genevra McCreary

New Fashion Trends Highlight Cloche and Inverted Pleats

The notes describe upcoming styles with soft crown shapes, deep inverted pleats, and godets. Designers favor brown calf shoes and brown ensembles, noting versatile wear with various coats and fur trimming.

Reducing Class at YWCA Postponed Meeting Note

A snippet notes the YWCA reducing class will leave their regular session tomorrow evening at the usual time, while the broader dialogue mentions a girl’s spirit and success, referencing a meeting described as successful and framed with spiritual conviction and universal friendliness.

Postponement Requested for Opium Conference by Britain

England asked to delay the International Opium Conference set for January 12. The move followed an injury to the Marquis of Salisbury the newly named chairman of Britain's delegation. W. A. Riddel was named parliamentary diplomatic representative to the League of Nations.

Ianternational Geneva England Marquis of Salisbury Privy Seal W. A. Riddel League of Nations Wak

Personal Notices From Maryland to Pittsburgh and Beyond

Local society notes report house guests and visits across towns including Tennary J Lalley born to Mr and Mrs Joseph H Lalley at 1919 Maryland Avenue Titusville ties. Birth announced in Pittsburgh for Gladys June DoGaton. Several residents moved to hospitals or returned home from trips as families attend funerals and visit relatives in Beaver Falls New Castle and St Petersburg Fla.

Joseph H. J.lalley Maryland Avenue Jack Prather Titusville Fred Gould Elizabeth Avenue Lettie Miller Greenville F_ OB Harlan Sheridan Avenue W. S. Etter Spruce Street New Castle Hospital Ray Rose Superior Street Kay St. Petersburg Fla Lewis A. Vuliensi Jefferson, Street Savaral Pittsburgh James DoGaton Tuquesne Street Gladys June Fr. H. Rosenthal Hilentan William P. Gray Woodlawn New Caatre Hopital Henry J.jenkins East Long Avenue

Aerial Truck Is Again In Service

The Central fire department’s aerial ladder truck is back in service after a drive shaft issue. A new universal load part was installed yesterday and the machine returned to duty at four o’clock Wednesday afternoon thanks to rapid shop work by Maete and Mechanic McMillin. No fires occurred while it was out of service, a fortunate outcome given its need in downtown districts.

Central Fire Department Maete McMillin

New Philadelphia Area Quarantined Over Smallpox Outbreak

In Tacony area of Philadelphia a quarantine was ordered after Mrs Catherine Dorin and her son were hospitalized with smallpox. About 10,000 residents in 2,500 buildings were examined by 50 doctors as 12 cases were tallied in recent weeks. The Northeast area had been quarantined the day before after checks on 5,800 people.

International News Service Philadelphia Patrick Dorin Tacony Catherine Dorin Lawrence Health Department

Elite Beauty Shoppe Opens Evening Services In City

Elite Beauty Shoppe offers i facials permanent waving bobbing dyeing scalp treatments and marceling. Marion Weaver Coe operates with Anna Quinn Zimmerl at 114 N Mercer St phone 474 W. Open evenings for appointments.

Marcelling Marion Weaver Coe Anna Quinn Zimmerl N. Mercer St

Accident on Water Street Damages Car In Collision

Charles Schiting reports to police that a car with license 451-275 struck his vehicle last night while entering Water Street from Mill Street. No further details or injuries are provided in the readable text.

Charles Schiting Highland Avenue Water Street Mill Street Tan

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