Mrs Fred House Highly Honored by Sons of Veterans
During the auxiliary meeting at the Sons of Veterans hall Mrs. Fred House received a gold fountain pen and gold pencil in recognition of two years as auxiliary president. Mrs. Minnie Gehrken led the presentation and praised her leadership. A social lunch followed with dancing and music as the evening's entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar J. Jackson
Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veterans Hall
Fred House
Peasion
Minnie Genrken
House
Uten
Frank Sehetrom
Nacar L. Jackson
Gehrken
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
Anniversary Surprise Honors Dick Couple on 25 Years
A longtime couple on Butler road celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary with a surprise party hosted by relatives and neighbors. Guests enjoyed music, conversation, and an oyster supper for about forty-five, with many Stoner and Dick family members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny C. Dick
Butler Road
By Stoner
Conner Stoner
George Glasser
Quy Wimner
God
HW. H
Aud Brown
G. Dick
Miss Mae Cummings Honored At Party
Miss Regina Kelliher hosted at her Meyer avenue home a party honoring Miss Mae Cummings secretary to the executive of Boy Scouts who leaves soon for a position with P and Q Flee ric company. Gifts were presented and refreshments served. hostess aided by Miss Bernetta Kelliher. Guests included Misses Florence and Bessie Cummings Marsaret ELVogan Neva Moora Thelma Stronel Regina Kelcher and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Kelliher
Meyer Avenue
Mae Cummings
Boy Scouts
P. and Q. Flee
Ric
Bernetta Kelliher
Florence
Bessie Cummings
Marsaret EL Vogan
Neva 2B
Moora
Thelma Stronel
Regina Kelcher
Dinner by Queen Esther Auxiliary Dinner Event
Covers were arranged for thirty guests at a tureen dinner on Monday evening by the Queen Esther Auxiliary of the First Methodist church in the church dining room. Red and white wines were carried jet in the color scheme at the attractively arranged tables for the affair served at 6 30. Mrs. M. R. Hornung was hostess of the evening. Her aids were Mrs. John Offutt, Mrs. H. H. Rosenthal, Mrs. Wallace Pitzer and Miss Martha Bigley. A business meeting was held at the conclusion of the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
First Methodist Church
M. R. Hornung
John Offutt
H. H. Rosenthal
Wallace Pitzer
Martha Bigley
Neighborhood clubs host lively magazine meeting after noon
About forty five Neading Circle members gathered at Mrs Albert Harbison s home on Hast street for Magazine day with an interactive program read by Mrs Charles Hillier Mrs Paris Shoaff and Mrs Henry Rappold A social schedule followed as clubs list events and future entertainments across New Castle area with many members and guests noted from various streets and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neading Circle
Albert Harbison
Hast Street
Charles Hillier
Paris Shoaff
Henry Rappold
Wil
Huavver
J. B. Hoon
Park Avenue
Hunting Club Banquet and Local Events Chronicle
Forty persons attended the Ward Ranch Club annual dinner at the Elks Club with a venison dinner and short program. Toastmaster A. C. McCoy introduced talks by Joseph Williams, Robert Mackie, and P. K. Stevenson, plus a comedy skit by Herb Samuels and Stanley Keser. Plans to stock a local lake with game fish were discussed. Also noted is a Woman's Club meeting with Dr. Will Ehrhart on musical art for children and remarks praising local music instructors La Verne Irvine and Thomas W. Johns. Marriage of Ruth Collins to George Beck announced for Weirton West Virginia. Agenda Club announces a snow ball for Feb 4 at Palais Royale with Jack Wachs as chair and committee members Max Samuels and Hymen Ruzewich.
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Ward Ranch Club
Elks’ Club
John Patterson
A. C. McCoy
Joseph Williams
Robert Mackie
P. K. Stevenson
Herb Samuels
Stanley ‘Keser
Forrest County
Woman's Club
Will Ehrhart
Pittsburgh Public Schools
New Castle
la Verne Irvine
Thomas W. Johns
Irs
J. Hl. Carpenter
Agenda Club
Palais Royale
Jack Wachs
Max Samuels
Hymen Ruzewich
New Castle Wild Reception for Mason-Dixon Orchestra
The Mason-Dixon Orchestra opened a week at Capitol Theatre to one of New Castle’s great receptions with encore after encore. Eleven entertainers wowed crowds with classics and a standout eccentric dance, while the film Wine of Youth with Jos Fast and Pauline Geron screened alongside Will cap. Capitol Orchestra also contributed to a night of high entertainment amid likely attendance records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason-Dixon
Capitol Theatre
New Castle
Marty
Jos
Pleanor Boardman
Pauline Geron
Jimmie Adams
Patho
Capitol Orchestra
Capitol
New Castle Critics Laud Tornado Picture at Regent Theater
Townsfolk praise a sensational film showing spectacular destruction by a tornado with sweeping floods and collapsing structures. Next week Regent plans The Alaskan starring Thomas Meighan, produced by James Oliver Curwood.
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New Castle
Regent Theatre
Regan
Thomas Meighan
James Oliver Curwood
Birthday party honors fifth with gifts and games
Mrs. J. A. Phillips of Dartyam Avenue hosted an afternoon party Saturday for her daughter Darts M on her fifth birthday. Guests included Elizabeth Gordon, Berea Hayes, Ruth Crichlow, and other youngsters. Prizes were awarded to Everett Shook, Elizabeth Morgan, and Edna Hall. Refreshments and lollypops followed the merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Phillips
Dartyam Avenue
Darts M
Everett Shook
Klzbeth Morgan
Edna Hall
Phillips
A.J. Hunter
H.W. Crichlow
Stella Lockwarthose
Eligibeth
Jane Cordon
Berea
Nelen Hayes
Jennie Powell
Ruth Irene Crichlow
Margaret Manner
Luci Byers
Russell Powell
Shook
Prancks Bender
Dward
Wilfred Gall
Wayne Wihlte
Gerald Muyps
Local Notables Recover and Travel Notes From Town
Mrs WJ Kheexnar of Wing street shows improvement after gearlet fever. Mrs John McMillin of Cleveland visits Crawford avenue. County Treasurer David No remains homebound. Ray Strobel returns from San Francisco trial. Mrs D J Samualy back from Butler to Country Line afrt. W H Sleckner leaves for Allentown on a weeklong trip. Mrs Alberta Yates called to Monongahela City by ill relative. Mrs B Harlan visiting her mother in Greenville. Dr Arg R Smith returns from ten day trip to several cities. Clara Correa recovering from scarlet fever at home. David Kaufman discharged from New Castle Hospital after operation. Mrs OC Waddington recovering at home. J H Cuppingy returns from Du Bois conference. Miss Jeasie Mockel resumes classes at Westmoreland college. Earl Hudson improved after operation at New Castle Hospital.
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WJ. Kheexnar
Wing Street
John McMillin
Cleveland
Ohio
Wy Ey McKee
Crawford Avenue
David No
Ray Strobel
Mast Reynolds Street
San Francisco
Cal
D. J. Samualy
Country Line
Butter
W.H. Sleckner
Butler Avenue
Allentown
Alberta Yates
Harrison Street
Monongahela City
Punxsautawney
Jeasie L. Mockel
New Case
Waeastnilwater College
City Poor Farm sale proposed for 35000 price
County Commissioners review a city council offer to sell the Poor Farm with lands and buildings for 45000. The first bulleting for contagious disease care was two acres. Several other offers exist. Legislative notes discuss civil action venue and local service deputizing. Local events include a recital by Nellie Ingram and Rev. Guthrie hosting duties.
Harrisburg Bill Seeks Major Changes in Legal Procedure
In Harrisburg on January 20 the House of Representatives reviewed a key bill changing legal procedure. The proposal, among the most significant in years, aims to overhaul procedural rules and influence court handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Camp Fire Girls Receive New Members at Central Church
In religious and fraternal circles Camp Fire Girls of the Central Christian church met last evening in the church parlor for the regular meeting. Three new members, Elizabeth Piz, Maxine Linton, and Wilson were received into membership. A social time followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls
Nuskaskia
Central Christian Church
Wilson
Elizabeth Piz
Maxine Lidton
Park Cemetery Association Elects Officers and Directors
The ai Park Cemetery association held a meeting on Monday afternoon in January. Officers elected for the coming year include President KR Aiken, Vice President Thomas H Hartman, Secretary Dr W H Lee, and Treasurer George S Long. Three directors terms expire and were renewed: W S Reynal, H Long, and M S Mc Covell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai Park Cemetery Association
W. TH. Let. Secretay
KR. Aiken
Thomas H. Hartman
W. H. Lee
George S. Long
Elec
Esc Agen
Wls. Reynal
H. Long
M.S. McCovell
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B. & H. Fashionate
Winnie Winkle
Ikeige
Harmony
Warur
Televhone 2Ysf
Caeckerl Velaury
Wasa Clath
Winnie Winkie
Pertle
Peter Pancadar
Brown
Hamilton Go
Mrs
Edward King
S. A. W. Club
McCleand Avenue
Jaimes Campbell
Arthur Keefer
Floyd Newton
Smyth Stop
Wisin Body
Tresa Verna Cameron
Feg Planagan
Henry Baylor
James Boyd
Frank Kenie
Lloyd Cameron
Bob Cochran
George McHattie
Roy Cameron
John Phenicie
Mast Street
George A. White
North Beaver Street
E. M. M’creary
Square Deal Garage
Croton Argentin
Mark & Mackie
Harold Lloyd
Penn Theatre
Miss Mae Cummings
Circle of
Clyda Lockhart
Www. L. Beal
James Cole
James M. Blackwood
D. Duff Scott
W. J. Porter
Jook
Sheridan Ayerug
New Castle Hospital
Circulating Book Club
John Lamb
Lincoln Avenue
Rita
Mary Armond
West State Street
Ule T. A. Club
W. E. Harris
E. L. T. 4. Club
Highland Avenue
Ikonor
Robert Pringle
West Lincoln Avenue
John Long
Clark
FP. Lang
Charles Cotton
George Cotton
Robert Leasure
McKettrick
Baken
Jaggers
Willard Todd
Dunn
Patterson
Miss Patterson
George Rice
Jess Rice
J. B. Pringle
James Cotton
Zedgler
Francis Smith
James Barnes
Mr. Howard
Forbes
Carrie
Vinnie Cotton
Kincaid
Frank Cameron
Pittsburgh
Frank Jones
Masselon
Mra
Clairs Ciiculating Book Club
Duncan MacFarlane
Carl Hart
Craig Steen
White Shrine
J. C. C. F. Hall
Ciculating Book Club
John Tamb
Galt
Ben Jones
Winslow Avenue
Wedon Weirton
Ruth Collins
W.S. Collins
County the Street
George Back
Weirton
West Virginia
W. H. Anderson
Hall
The
Christian Church
Beck
New Castle Goes Wild Over
Mason- Dixon Orchestra
Y.W.C. A. Notes
Earl
H. E Hudson
Pennsylvania
Cuystin Hospital
Mason-Dixon Orchestra
TL Wonderful Entertainers
Cubby
Fin
Tana Es Ague Renee Mather Bros. CO. Jewelers
Washington Stree
New Castle, Pa
Waldorf Hall
Mint
Oh]an
Lota
Noveltlas
Sea the Pun House
Waller
Cubby's
Didebspacher
Lycoming
Treapars
Ing
Pate
Spirare
Mre
A. I . Guthrie
John
Nellie Ingram
Mason - Dixon
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Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Christmas Savings Club
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