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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1925

Page

3

Picnic for Post-Graduate class at Dodds home near Rose Point

Members of the Post-Graduate class of First Methodist Episcopal church and friends enjoyed a picnic dinner at the Dodds summer home near Rose Point. Tables for 40 overlooked Sippery Meek creek with decorations of neat peas. Friends included Dr and Mrs H A Els and several others. Activities featured radio music, rowing, horse shoe, a dart contest and a marshmallow bonfire.

First Methodist Episcopal Church Andrew Dodds Rose Point Sippery Meek Creek H. A. Els Florence Ellis Miss Wilson Thelma Armstrong Truth Armstrong Bonnie and Viydan Blam BE. J. Hahn James Jewel George Brown Kenneth Cannon

Birthday Surprise for Mr Clyde Tindall at County Line

Mrs Clyde Tindall hosted a 6 o clock dinner in a surprise birthday celebration for her husband on Thursday. Guests from the Men’s Bible class of the Reformed Presbyterian church attended along with vocal numbers performed by Arthur J Rees.

Clyde Tindall County Line Street Reformed Presbyterian Church Govers Albert Tindall Arthur J. Rees T. W. Binattdward Speer J. D. Pattison M. W. McClelland Charles Stoner James Jamison L. L. Wilson T. M. Pattison R. H. Pattison Clem McCaslin Everett Kennedy

Honor Bride Elect At Evening Party

Miss Carolyn Davis, bride elect in August, was honored at Mrs. J A Swift home on Winter avenue with music games and five hundred. Gifts greeted the guest of honor as refreshments followed. Other events include a shower for Miss Harriet Cox and a New Castle Dry Goods Company clerks picnic at Hill's Beach with guests from Cleveland and Havre de Grace. Dr C A Reed and Mrs W A Stritmater announce a westward return after seven weeks in California and other western points.

Carolyn Davis Joseph’ Swift Albert Metcalf J. A. Swift Winter Avenue Misa Davis Roy Cummings New Wilmington Young Peoples Bible M. E. Church Harriet Cox Young Ladies Fred McCrumb Mariet Havre de Grace New Castle Dry Goods Company Hill Bathing Beach Oclock Lewis Nickerson Cleveland William Bollinger West C. A. Reed W. A. Stritmater California Conternational News Service Newport Muriel’ Vanderbilt Amarasca Freddie’ Church Boston New York Szecheny Paris William KK. Vanderbilt

Honors House Guest At Evening Party

A group of young people gathered Thursday at Miss Marietta Dickson’s East Washington Street home to honor cousin Dorothy Gregory visiting from New York City. Dancing followed by a marshmallow roast on the lawn, with local and out of town guests including Eldore Ruby Pittsburgh and Harry Bowers Youngstown.

Marietta “Dickson East Washington Street Dorothy Gregory New York City Mary Kemp Ethel Aberm Alma Jones Maxine Hunter Dorothy Pregenzer Elizabeth McCaskey Ruth Young Lois Lowman Messrs Charles Hanon Arthur Kemp Wilbur McHibben Thomas Jones Sturroot Rees Edward Paul Rudolph Paul Arthur Lowman Norman Young Paul Duvall Clyde Hunter Herbert Martin Philip Dickson Misa Eldore Ruby Pittsburgh Mrs Garrell Gregory New York Harry Bowers Youngstown

Share Honors At Party Thursday At Mrs Houston Home

Mrs E A Stone of Flat Rock Michigan and Mrs J F Robertson of Erle Pa were honored at a one o clock luncheon hosted by Mrs L A Houston on North Street with twenty two guests from the N H B Kensington club. A basket of yellow sweet peas graced the centerpiece and plans for the Cascade Park picnic on July 20 with husbands as guests were set by committees led by Mrs Harry Remley Mrs R E Elmore Mrs Earl Free and Mrs J Allan Port.

E. A. Stone Flat Rock Mich J.F. Robertson Erle, Pa L.A. Houston North Street N. H. B. Kensington Kensington Cascade Park Harry Remley R. E. Elmore Earl Free J. Allan Port Roy Mears Butler Avenue George Woodring James Jackaro Goa Ray Street

Surprise Luncheon at Williams Home In East Liverpool

Sixteen members of the Travdlora tub of East Liverpool gathered for a surprise luncheon at Mrs C W Willame on Highland Avenue. An elaborate menu was served at one o clock with assistance from her daughter Mrs Sanford Fisher. Music and chat followed as plans were made for monthly winter meetings.

T. FB. NX. Clu Dorothy McCluskey Highland Avenue Extension T. F. N. Club Eleanor Laughlin Liverpool Maxwell Hunter Ralph Carnes H. C. Brown Edna Coulter Roy Cummings New Wilmington Travdlora “Tub East Liverpool C. W. Willame Wighland Avenue Sanford Fisher

Reunion and Park Socials Populate Local Club Notices

Mr and Mrs Mitton Young hosted a 6 PM lawn dinner with 40 guests including old GI Wr club members. Laura Young Bible class breakfast at Cascade park for 20 with Mildred Allison returning from Elynt. Livingston Missionary Circle picnic dinner at Cascade park 20 covers. Rita Girls hosted at Laurel boulevard with five hundred game. prize won by Mrs Logue. Laure Young Bible class breakfast at Cascade park for 22 with Mildred Allison back from Cairo.

Mitton Young Herlansburg Road G.I Wr Laura Young Cascade Park Mildred Allison Elynt John Speer Meten Allison Evelyn Howlane Livingston Missionary Circle of Central Christian Church Grove Edward Walls Doyle Smith Parcy Walls James McGlvern Rita Laurel Boulevard Jack Logue J. C. Travers Hoxteag Catherine Book Falls Street Laure Young Bible Case Cade Park Cairo Egypt

Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Allen Chamberlain Home

The Woman's Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran held its monthly meeting at Mrs. Allen Chamberlain's Mor ton street home. Mrs Carl Gustafson, on furlough from India, spoke of mission work. guests included Mrs Zimmerly Mrs Owrey and Miss Marshall of Johnstown Pa. Officers for the new St Mary's Guild were elected: President Mrs A L Ibrey, Vice Mrs Helen Sullivan, Secretary Mrs P P CapitoIa, Treasurer Mrs John Griffith.

Allen Chamberlain Morton Street Woman's Missionary’ Society St. Paul's Lutheran Church Carl Gustafson India Misuton Zimmerly Owrey Marshall Johnstown St. Mary's Guild St. Mary’s Guild Mra A. L. Ibrey Helen Sullivan P. P. Capitola John Griffith

Afro-Americans Club Meeting in New Castle This Saturday

The Young Men's Amusement Club of New Castle will gather at the Em Street Center, N. W. C. A., at 6:30 on Saturday. Dr. Gillespie is slated as the speaker following initiation.

Young Men's Club Young Men's Amusement Club Em Street Center N. WC A Gillespie

Local Social Notes Chronicle Visitors and Home Guests

Mrs Lothia Minskey and son visit relatives in Harrisburg. Miss Frada-hurst of Lingsville Pa visits with Mr and Mrs Harl Bishop. Miss Madeline Kelly visits Miss Elizabeth Burns. Mr and Mrs Edward Callahan welcome visitors from Avon. Miss Edith Marshall entertains Miss Ruth Drescher in New Castle. Mrs Lewis Nickson visits Mrs J K Russell. Clark M Stoner recovering after operation at New Castle hospital. Miss Dorothy Wildner visits Mr and Mrs W G Fischer. Miss Gladys Campbell visits sister Miss Shirley Campbell in Cleveland. Mary Sheasley and Mrs J B Williams stay with Mrs A L Patterson. Mr and Mrs A D Ostrander announce birth of daughter Jane Louie. Mr and Mrs J W Hundertmann and son Rex visit from Salem, Ohio to see H W French. Mrs Carl Yeager and grandson Buddy visit Mrs James Thomas. Mrs Edward Ellis of Youngstown and Mrs Sharnes Woodcock of Niles spend day with Mrs John Hopkins. Mrs W D Byhan and others stay with Mrs L L Richards. Janet and Mathda Miler return to Pittsburgh after visiting Mr and Mrs William Stewart. Margaret Updegraff plans trip to Washington Gettysburg and Baltimore with Jack Fischer. Cecil R Montgomery of West Penn Power at Brownsville for vacation with parents. C S Campbell and I F Shelar families return from Ozark Mountains motor trip via Joplin. Richard Patterson, Chicago College of Music student, vacationing near Ashbrook after notable season.

Lothia Minskey Neshantock Avenue Harrisburg Frada-hurst Lingsville Harl Ruth Drescher Grant Street Lewis Nickson Cleveland Dela Ware Avenue Gladys Campbell Buzz Aveans Shirley Leah Campbell Jane Louie J. W. Hundertmann Rex Satem H. W. French Highland Aroque Carl Yeager Buddy Allison Park Sharnes Woodcock Niles, C John Hopkins Hamilton’ Street W. D. Byhan M. J. Perry D. R. Parry T. H. Dunningham Meadville L. L. Richards East Washington Street Missel Janet Mathda Miler Pittsburgh William Stewart Highland Avenue Jack Fischer Camp Maude Cecil R. Montgomery West Penn Power Co Brownsville W. Harper Montgomery Meyer Avenue

Woman Sees Stranger in Chicago Believed Robert Scott

Chicago report describes a Port Huron contact who claimed to be Robert Scott seeking help after arriving by auto in Chicago. Victoria Lapert, owner of a Port Huron apartment, gave aid to a man claiming to be Fred Smith then said he insisted he was Robert Scott and wanted his father notified. Efforts to reach Scott failed. the man left at 2 am after asking for a message to his father. In Jamestown, Archie R. Marsh was fined for driving without a license and opted for jail rather than pay, then offered to cover his legal costs.

International News Service Chicago Port Huron Robert Scott Russell Scott Joseph Maurer Victoria Lapert Port Haron Reussell Manley Fred Smith Mr. Scott Isobel J. Hurst Detroit Jamestown Archie R. Marsh Celora2 Mayville

Knapp hunt ends as Pittsburgh search finds no trace

International News Service reports two weeks of secret searching in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas for Phill K. Knapp, the Mineola taxi driver linked to the Louis Panetti case. Police Inspector John Barry debunks hiding rumors, supervising a detailed sweep with Hempstead cooperation but yields no evidence Knapp was in the city.

International News Service Pittsburgh Phill K. Knapp Louis Panetti Mineola N. Y John Barry Hempstead L. I Guthoricles Barry Knapp

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