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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1925
Page
3
Dale, agent in charge for the Lawrence County Agricultural Extension Society, left for State College Pennsylvania to attend the conference of farm agents next week. From there he will go to Harrisburg for the state food exhibit. Several local associations may exhibit displays of their products at the show.
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Mrs. Joseph Merriman hosted a Friday party for Hughenna Fuller on Crawford Avenue with games, contests, and a decorated cake. Guests included Patricia Brice Helen Trushel and several others. later a Butler Girls gathering featured officer elections and planned dinners.
Edna Hopkins announced her engagement to Russell L. Cage of Neshannock Avenue after a F T A gathering on Sheridan Avenue. The cross word puzzle clue revealed the couple, with no wedding date yet set. Guests later enjoyed refreshments as decorations featured red and white.
M T Yamamoto representative of Tokyo Japan Chamber of Commerce will address the Woman's club of New Castle and United States and Japan Their Relations from Historical Political and Economic Aspects. Meeting scheduled for Monday afternoon in Govdack Science Teams.
Mr and Mrs Robert A Dresser of Bradford announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia Louise Dreager to J Martin Kelley of North Side Pittsburgh Pa Kelley is the grandson of Mr and Mrs John S Martin of Park Avenue and a Carnagin Institute of Technology senior member of Alpha Phi Omega fraternity The wedding is planned for June
Temple Bible class members and husbands gathered for a 70 guest tureen dinner in the church dining room. An elaborate menu was served at 6 33 with music and readings after. Committee in charge included Mrs H A Sturdy Mrs McCune and Migd Wester Clark. The event ended with social hours and a pleasing program. Farewell party for Merle Michaels hosted by Miss Gertrude Pattison featured dancing and music.
The Highland W C monthly meeting will be held at Mrs H G Turner’s home 2204 Highland Avenue on Monday evening January 12 at 7 30 PM. Members are reminded to bring reports and plan upcoming activities.
Mrs Dela V Gurgilio is at her Shaw street home Miss Mary Eva Craig of Franklin avenue ig visits Westminster college Miss Marie Forest ill with pneumonia at Haus avenue Master Joseph Smith visiting grandparents on Marshall avenue Born to Rev and Mrs F D Drake of 17 Spruce street a daughter Elizabeth Faith Walter McKee returns to Grove City college after vacation with his parents on Eastbrook
Daniel Williard, president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, with executives, will travel through the Seventh Ward on Sunday night, January 11, or on train No 10, returning to Washington D C. They passed here Thursday afternoon January 8 on their way to Akron Ohio where Mr Willard gave the principal address at the employees annual ball and reception.
Members of the T. L. T. Kingston enjoyed a tureen luncheon Friday at one o'clock in the Pythian Hall with twenty two covers. Pink candles in silver holders complemented the decor. Committees led by Mrs. J. W. Patterson and others. a short business meeting preceded gifts exchange. Mrs. McGrana han attended as the sole special guest. Plans called for a tureen dinner at Mrs. Emma McKissick’s Bartram Avenue home in two weeks at 5:30 p.m.
Sruth Seekers class members gathered at Mrs J A Borton home on West Washington with twelve members and special guests Mrs Hugh Horton Mrs Clair Gilmore Mrs Olive McCurdy and Miss Mabel McCurdy. Officers installed included President Mrs W W Perry first vice president Mrs McCurdy secretary Mind Mary Agnew treasurer Mrs Charles Young. Next meeting set for February 27 at Mrs CH Young home. Stephenson Circle of First Methodist church met in church parlors with Mrs E C Beahm in charge and sang several solos and readings including To a Water Foul and Sandpiper. A Forsaken Leader discussion and Ming Wonk story were shared. City Mission Guy Rescue Mission on South Ora ton avenue held Sunday school at 4 pm and evening service at 7 36 pm with A W Gibson speaking on The Forsaken Leader. Croton avenue Methodist Sunday school Join-Us Class hosted 38 guests at home of Mr and Mrs Robert Rodgers with joint host families and refreshments served. Mother's Class Primitive Methodist Sunday school met Monday at 7 30 pm at Mrs Charles Astrot Monroe street. O U Girly meeting at Central Presbyterian with Mrs Wilbur Miller leading Business side of Missions and China Foreign topic led by Miss Helen Mart. Miss Florence Brisbin returned missionary spoke. Next Cordary Will meet in Pabenary at Miss Lela Patterson home Allen street.
Pollaw Rotary invites members to a meeting with Mir M P Yamamoto of Tokio Japan as guest speaker on The United States and Japan Thai relations Fron Historic Political and Economic Standpoints. Yamamoto, former secretary of the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce, has addressed clubs across the country after tours in England France and Germany.
Slippery Rock Pa Jan 19 The funeral of Robert Hampson Book passed through town Thursday to the Lower Zion Baptist church in Worth township where interment was made. He died Tuesday at his son John’s home near Halslem after suffering a stroke on New Year's day. Born and raised in Worth township he spent most of his life there before moving to his son’s home in later years due to infirmities. He was nearly 80 years old.
Rev Maitland of the Pul ki road returned from Philadelphia where Thursday evening he preached at the Methodist Episcopal church led by Dr Charles Albert Tindley. The church, one of Philadelphia’s largest, has about 500 members. Tindley is expected to be among the guests at Maitland’s Spiritual Birthday Anniversary to be observed with services at Greenwood church on Friday January 16.
John Hewes, assistant superintendent of the Akron Division of the B and O Railroad, arrived in the city today to familiarize himself with this end of the division. He was recently appointed assistant to Superintendent S A Hooper.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of our mother Mrs Cath erine Johnston. Grateful for floral tributes and curromobiles donated. Signed by Mrs Margaret Stoughton Mrs Sophie Powell Mrs Anna Trax Mr Richard Johnston local IL.
The Gold Diggers film at Penn Theatre on Monday to Wednesday is promoted as a modern take on the term. It portrays a young woman who uses beauty and wealth to obtain valuables, presenting a contemporary twist on the old idea of a gold digger. The production, based on David Belasco's famous play, is described as highly successful and a standout, urging patrons to see it.
Reports say a peasant named Tatky discovered hidden treasure once guarded by Alexian the Great and demanded a third of it before revealing its location to Soviet authorities. The tale remains unverified amid conflicting dispatches from Riga and Geneva.
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