Choir Banquet Highlights Church Community Ties
Choir members of the St Christian Archoret choir and leader A T Martuall attended a dinner hosted by the official board of the Congresaliog on Thursday evening in the church dining room. Rev Frederick B McAllister spoke on The Place of the Choir in the Church Service and Adorany Young welcomed the choir. The Legal Leaders class and Etta William Tibia class hosted separate gatherings with readings and entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Christian Archoret Choir
A. T. Martuall
Congresaliog
Neat
James NK. Jove
Frederick B. McAllister
Ate Torney Charles FW. Young
Rt. B. Saye
College club benefit party and social rounds observed
The first in a series of benefit bridge parties was held at Miss Mabel Roberts’s home with six tables in play and Mrs. Parsier taking high score. Various clubs and hostesses planned future events including a Snow Ball at the Palace Royale and sleighing party outings, with attendees from multiple local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Roberts
Bayless Avenue
Parsier
Entertain Jointly at Attractive Luncheon
Unusually attractive appointments were used today when Mrs. Walter S. Harlan and Mr. Murphy were joint hostesses at a luncheon in their Lincoln avenue home. Baskets of pink carnations and frensia centered the tables for forty with aides serving. Luncheon pastimes included bridge and Kensington. Out of town guests included Mrs. Amne Wick, Mrs. Charles Little, Mrs. William Down, and Mrs. Willinz ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Harlan
Mr. Murphy
Lincoln Avenue
William Dean
Roxe Gardner
William Hill
Nettie Clark
Hridge
Kensington
Amne, Wick
Youngstown
Charles Little
Sewickley
William Down
Willinzill
Oakmont
Informal Dinner for Mrs McBride and Local Parties
Informal dinner hosted by Mrs Willan Wheale at her Bayles avenue home honors Mrs Herbie McBride of New York City. Ten guests enjoyed pink and white decor, followed by bridge and five hundred. Also reports a ninth birthday party for Sarah Jane Kerr with guests and gifts, dainty refreshments, and later notes upcoming events and social visits from local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbie McBride
New York City
Willan Wheale
Bayles
Bert Kerr
State Phest
Sarah Jane
Kerr
Bill and
Lue Kerr
Clark Stoner
John Stoner
M's
Sagers
Appreciation Ball for Poppy Girls in New Castle
In Waldorf hall Neshannock avenue the Legion Home Association hosts its annual Appreciation Ball for the Poppy Day helpers from the Senior high school during Archistles Week 1924. The event features a 8:20 PM start, 12 midnight finish, and a dusk Putters orchestra likely to be the last appearance this season in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf i
Neshannock
Legion Home Association
Tle J
New Castle
Snyder's Song Review at Saturday Evening Peak
Billy Williams from the Sheet Music Department will sing the latest popular songs on Saturday evening from 7 to 9. Songs featured can be found in Player Rolls and Brunswick Records. Ti Costs No More is highlighted as a Bay the Latest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Williams
Sheet Music Department
Brunswick Records
Reading Circle Guest Day At Mrs Moore Home
Mrs L T Moore hosted Reading Circle members and about 22 guests at her Morton Street home. A playlet Out: Sweetheart for Two and readings by young Josephine Alien plus piano by Evelyn May Moore highlighted the afternoon with refresh ments provided by local hostesses. Next gathering February 12 with Mrs J Griner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Moore
Reading Circle
Morton Street
D. A. Wilson
W. W. Fielding
T. C. Armstrong
Josephine Alien
Evelyn May Moore
Valentine
Stephenson Circle meets at Snyder home for program
Members of the Stephenson Circle of the First Methodist Church met Thursday evening at J. W. Snyder’s Sheridan avenue home. Program included A Story of a Strong Nation by Mrs. Roberti Meerman with Rober ta Garvin on violin and Dorothy Reinhert on piano, and Story of Chinese Chivalry by Mrs. De Lace Cole. Plans were made for a joint dinner with the Foreign Missionary Society at the church.
Fragmented Medicinal Ad Claims Teaided Urine Test
A damaged OCR fragment advertises a historical serum or tonic with references to kidney health and care in blunt terms. It mentions high grade materials and careful selection, but the text is garbled and difficult to parse.
Reduction of Land Assessment for Republic Iron and Steel Group
Today Goungil agreed to cut the land assessment of Republic Iron and Steel from 7 dollars per acre to 4000 dollars per acre. The action matches the assessment levied on Curilegi Steel company land. Republic Iron and Steel owns the Atlantic Forge site slated for dismantling soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goungil
Republic Lron & Steel Company
Curilegi Steel Company
Republic Lron & Steel
Atlantic Furnace
Thrills Galore In Mary Pickford's Latest Picture
A Mary Pickford feature at Capitol Theatre, Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall, is described as thrilling with perilous cliff rides and a leap across a gap. The piece stars Pickford, plus Princess Angie and Al St. John in a windy comedy and other acts. Tonight and tomorrow mark the program's final showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macship
Mary Pickford
Capitol Theatre
Fred Hwilewes
Miss Tickford
Dorothy Vernon
Harlow
Eliyabeth
Vernon Estates
Dorothy
Eigibeth
Oie
Nythiils
Haddon Hall
Angie
al St. John
Personal notices show locals with illnesses and visits
Numerous short notes report Miss Shasbeth Could confined with tonsillitis at home on Eligaher hh siregy, and Mr. and Mrs. del Biggs named Thorns. SA W juachenk ill at Edgewood avenue with tonsillitis. Mes oh oC McGent ur Hill visiting sister tre wkey of Warren avenue. William Rearle not much improved after a week. Archie Groson ill at home with limlige. Mrs. Hugh Robinson returned from Te guest visit in friend County. Treasurer David Nessle away several days by fire. Miss Maria Shelley to visit at Mee and Mes. Wylie McCaslin and William [is visiting. Oakmane Is weekend with Harland and Murphy. Catherine McCaslin at home of Mrs. Enna Parker remains the same. Miss Wacile Davis leaves for Oberlin College. Mrs. Margaret Rice left for St Peters burg. Frank Swade and Mrs. G. Mottman guests of parsonage. Hav Hatt visiting Newton Malls. Charlee Arriass seriously ill. Mrs. George E. Stoddard and Mrs. Wetmore returned from Hort on New York trip. Valles Temple notes social to be held. a hedge-like lawn moner powered by an electric motor touted as new invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shasbeth
Eligaher
del Biggs
English Avenue
Thorns
W Juachenk
Edgewoor Avenue
Archie Groson Slail
City Rescue Mission
Limlige
Hugh Robinson
AiMou Street
Friend County
David Nessle
Tffirese
Fetter
Maria Shelley Ols Trove Gity
Mee
Wylie McCaslin
Glenmore Houlevard
William
Oakmane
Walter S. Harland
A. Jt Murphy
Lincoln Avenue
Catherine McCaslin
Largiseter
Enna Parker
Cascade Street
Wacile Davis
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Rexall
Kanter
California
Lee
Ade T
Creo Mulsion Drew
Wyn Gort
Pinkham
Symphoniae Wampole
Catsie
Fate
Uae
Asurer
Bonclila
Autontrop Razor
Fexalt
Oposite New Caste Dry Goods Co
Kumfort
Kushion
Dinas
Wits
U.P. Sunslay School
John BE. Miller
Dewey Avenue
Nannia McConaby
Harry Miller
Andrew McBride
Wells
Howard McBride
Janes Chambers
George Smith
May
Katherine Fidie
Nanita McConahy
Clyde Lockhart
Pred Lockhart
C&. Douglass
Evelyn
J. AL. McConahy
Kitson
J. W. Wagner
Miller
Floranes
Misa Marguerite Dedane
Clayton Street
Dorothea Johnston
Edith Johnston
Tone Surver
Nellie Tacural
Betty Mardun
Hazel Smith
Mary Margaret Adams
Sara McMahon
Sadie Diffrey
Paarl Maxine Wadlinger
Mary Purely Tot Schnebly
Frances Lyde
Raymond Holliday
James Thodes
Frances Kraal
Ellen Wy- Yie
Mary Sullivan
Mayme Ue Adaley
Alvanzs
Alvanza Kensinglien
Mis
R. T. Withers
Highland Avenue
J. Ei Algood
Edenburg
Ward Pacial Quaxin
Kensington and
Martha Withers
T. B. Withers
Taler
GW. Chiel
G. W. CG. Club
Edward Troherte
Oak Street
Pergy Wallace
Gall Love
Junior Richade
Emmy McKissick
Lizzie Robinson
Ray Street
E. M. M’creary
Elgin
Mather Bros. Co
Jewelers
Washington St
College Club
Misa Emily Solomon
Jean Runyoiel
Orth
F. G. Hareper
Roberts Home
A. Us
Eva L. Baker
Warren Avenue
J.D. McCord
Hillaville
Prigus
Flora Cunningham
McCulfourh
John Shaffer
James Grave
Anna Willams
J. D. McCord
Lerry Wallace
Washington Street
Agenda
Agenda Glub
Paleis Royale
Dark Wachss
Mex Samuels
Hyman Ruzewich
Sharon
Ellwood City
Beaver
Sdaue
Mercer Road
C. L. Snyder
Hazelcroft Avenue
Cheri Ami Club
Cheri Ami Club T
J. Johnson
Wred Serota
Moan Hopkins
Jane Hunter
Claude Allerton
Jase Hunter
East Street
Quanequa Chait
George Patterson
Ruth Reeder
Jack Lebby
Pearl Walls
Dome
Constance
Sau Walt & Place
Metzler
East Washington
Mrs. McBride
Vance Surkagleer
Garfield Avgenus
H. A. Cramner
Mary Day
R. Coulter
Harrison Street
Foster-Balt
Annongton
Isis
Matilda Grace Foster
Cleveland
Ohio
Wiliam Ball
Leesburgh
Nell McIntyre
Wast Ninty Street
Mra
Russel
Rhodes
J. M. Club
Crawford Avenue
J. Clare Moors
Oliver Rhudenbaugh
Walput Street
Remssingla
Kenssingten Mets
Charles ‘Freeman
Palrmot
Avenue
Charles
George Vreeman
Edward King
James Cypher
W. C. Doyle
Kigewood Ave
Loval
Poppy Girls
Reba Robinson
Raystreet
First
Mildred May
Dell David“son
May Miller
Raymond MuBrida
G. O. B. Club
Rooia
Valentine Pavelties
Favori
Norman Keefer
Bruce Weitzel
Ray Perry
Meyer Avenue
Minerva
Club
Ira McAntis
Youngs Street
Minerva Club
Charles Morton
Wampum Wes
MM Arthur
Gilchrist
Frank Rolio- Son
North Street
Larkspur Newsigion
Ben Jenkins
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wrs
Clarence Ketzel
Buffalo
Nostess
Helen Johnson
Eleanor Wilson
Crise Netzel
Madison Avenue
Losless
Harry Mechlirg
Rk. QO. T. Club
East Washington Street
Mary Fpulwer
J. Hammond
C. N. Johnston
Prylor Street
ATL Mar
Glare Luty
All-Mar Glub
Wast Washington Street
Houss
Manley B. Bates
Fred Moser
Beckford Street
Frank Smith
Neeila
A. McCallum
Ivan Smith
Hilner
Kile Gormley Dinkson
Elizabeth Nelson
Sco. Street
A. B. Huber
J. Douglas
Lillian Curley
Mysiney Aber
Pittsburgh
Edwilta
Elwilda
Mariman
Crulon Avenue
Watt Dels
Mra. Aumell
Mana. Angell
Isnuny Moki
Bartram Avenue
Murertins
Frederick Shoatl
Hare Risom
W. A. May
Irwin Whiteavin
Bylly Wylleyams
AL R.D. Givis
Frances Manwell
High Land Avenue
A. BR. D. Girla
Eleanor Anderson
Luyulie Crandall
Lye
Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
Edwin W. Crawford
Wallace Avenue
Glenners Ment
Louise
Jeanette Hullon
Glennors Society
C. PF
Boyles Avenue
J. B. Hutton
W. L. Aiken
Rupe Rexall
Bargean
Lidney Tex
Fen
C: Theatre
Mrs
Margaret Rice
Wallnes
George E. Stoddard
Wil
Wington Avenue
Charica Wetmore Af Myer
Horton
New York
Valles Temple
Methers of
Valles “Tamale
McGoun Ball
Uncle AL
Penn Theatre
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