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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1934

Page

6

Smith Cox Wedding at First Christian Church

Evelyn C Smith and Jesse L Cox were married Thursday evening at the First Christian church with Rev Bennett officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs James Hahn, the latter as housekeeper. Mrs Cox has worked for Economy Bhor, Mr Cox for Pennsylvania R R. After June 4 they reside at 442 County Line street.

Jaride Aaster Cox Economy Bhor Company Pennsylvania R. R County Line Street

Sunshine clubs June gatherings and showers noted

Sunshine Club met at Mrs. Mary Hiler’s home with luncheon served by the hostess and assistants. prizes were won by Mrs. Alice Fairweather. Miss Pearl Hunter attended as a special guest and a surprise shower honored Mrs. Elizabeth Chambers. June 4 club plans announced. The Reunited Ladies League held a Thursday gathering at Mrs. Rebecca Strong’s home with bingo prizes awarded to several members. Next hostess is Mrs Elsie Phillips on June 14. G A T 1914 members hosted by Mrs. George McParland with refreshments. Five W Club planned a Cascade Park picnic around June 14 with bridge and lunch at Miss Mildred Laisk’s home. Members discussed late June picnic and a social evening at Mrs. Richard Johns’s home. Birthday shower honored Miss Geraldine McClelland at the Jollikousins meeting.

Marthe Wells William Dugan Heer Garfield Avenue Miss Wells Walter Tiehtenstine W. D. Brown Sunshine Club Mary Hiler Minnie Kirkwood Elizabeth Chambers Alice Fairweather Pearl Hunter Pennsylvania Avenue Reunited Ladies League Rebecca Strong Neshannock Avenue Anna Nolte Freda Brickner Reecea Strong Nina Elsie Phillips Maryland Avenue George McParland Long Avenue Clara Pagley Elizabeth Cascade Park Mildred Laisk Highland Avenue Floyd Lusk Wide Wranks Thomas Aiken Ma No Richard Johns Randolpn Street

Social club notices from Delightful gatherings and plans

Reports of Bridge and luncheon at Mrs. Russell Grannis home on Harlansburg road and later at Mrs. Pat Scaruzzo’s on Bart Yam avenue. Visitors include Mrs. Clem Gardner and Mrs. Edward Terreri. Young menorahs plan flower day for Jewish National Fund on June 3. W. M. S. section One hosts at Mrs. Davis Nesbit with summer plans. 500 club hosted by Mrs. George Hurn and 1933 club hosted by Mrs. Clara Powell tonight.

Russell Grannis Harlansburg Road Joseph DePuy Welling Pulford Emmett Reardon Harry Gribble Clem Gardner Denver Avenue

Religious and Fraternal Circles Schedule Changes

Church of Spiritual Service will skip Sunday service after the coming Sunday but hold a weekly spiritual message Thursday at eight in the City Building small room with Rev. Aenes Berg of Pittsburgh as lecturer. Seventh Day Adventist church at 1411 Wilson Ave will hold Sabbath School at 1 15 Saturday followed by preaching at 2 45. Dr J J Stranahan of Cleveland will preach at First Spiritualist church Clendenin hall Sunday afternoon and evening and will take messages from 11 p m to 7 30 p m. he toured as a National Spiritualist Association missionary and visited January 28 this year. Central Circle of Central Presbyterian met Thursday afternoon with Miss Blanche Bright and Mrs Roy Musunkin leading devotionals. no meeting in June, Cascade Park breakfast planned for July, August as vacation month, resumes in September. lunch served by hostesses Mesdames Anderson, Atkinson and Battley.

Church of Spiritual Service Pearl Prey Aenes. Berg Pittsburgh Seventh Day Adventist Seventh Day Adventist Church Wilson Avenue J. J. Stranahan Cleveland Ohio Central Circle Central Presbyterian Church Blanche Bright Roy Musunkin Cascade Park Circle Mesdames Anderson Atkinson Battley

Railroad Clerk Homer Tarr Dies At Work

Homer Tarr, 54, chief clerk for Union Railroad at East Pittsburgh, collapsed and died of a heart attack as he approached his office. Coroner reports the death occurred today in Pittsburgh.

International News Service Pittsburgh Homer Tarr Union Railroad Company East Pittsburgh

Numerous Local Residents Reported From Pittsburgh Trips

A long list of New Castle area residents are noted for visits to Pittsburgh, hospital stays, recoveries, and family travel. Names include Annie Mathews, Vincent Audine, Robert Garland, F P Alford, Steve Swarmey, Ben Wise, J Dando, and many others with notes on hospital admissions, operations, and convalescence at Jameson Memorial and New Castle hospitals, plus several visits to relatives in New York City and Old Country trips.

F. P. Alford County Line Street Pittsburgh Steve Swarmey Chartes Street New Castle Hospital Ben Wise Meyer Avenue John Dando Ben DeNucelo Pollock Avenue East Home Street New York City Viola Healey Wilmington Avenue Jameson Memorial Hospital Sarah J. Park Garfield Avenue Frank Marcella South Mill Street J. D. Golding J. Levin Boyles Avenue

Hoop Meets in Cave Highland Troop 18 Meeting

Highland Troop 18 held its regular meeting in the Highland caves at the church with Scoutmaster Harry Miles in charge. Memorial Day good turns, camporee talk and flag day duties formed the main discussions, plus knot work, signaling, compass and map work. Next Tuesday an outdoor meeting at 7 o'clock starts at Euclid Avenue and North Mercer Streets corner.

Highland Troop 18 Highland Caves Harry Miles Euclid Avenue Mercer Streets

Births and a Probate Will Reported in Briefs

Born to Mr and Mrs Andrew Brown East Washington street a son at Jameson Memorial hospital May 31. Born to Mr and Mrs N Cavalier Dewey avenue a son Thursday. A will filed in probate leaves half a million dollars to friends and relatives with one third to Willa Zug one third to Margaret H Forsythe and one third in trust for step daughter Mrs Marriet Sproul Belton Cannes France.

Georgina Cox New Galilee Jameson Memorial Hospital Eve Bartley Harrison Street Mary Fleming Harlansburg Road Allentown Paul R. McCay East Washington Street New Castle Hospital R. E. Long Pittsburgh Field Club E. Wysner Johnstown James Davis Wilson Avenue Dorothy Love Pear Street Grove City Dorothy Weller Katherine Ryan McDonald, Pa George Ryan West Washington Street John O’karma Weirton West Virginia John Biasucci East Long Avenue Jack Liversage West Side Los Angeles California Jack Stanley Leasure Avenue Buffalo N.C W. Williams Fritz Eckert Moravia Street Stanley Lesko George May Detroit Mich Margaret Love Pearl Street Charles Tilden Green Street Jameson, Memorial Hospital George Jenkins Nelson Weggent Niagara Falls Cassadaga N. Y Phoebe Doher Front Street Geraldine Ivory Ray Street Mary Woods South Greenwood Avenue Jennie Gormley No. 4 Andrew] Brown N. Cavalier Dewey Avenue Willa Zug Margaret H. Forsythe Marriet Sproul Belton Cannes France

Wills Estate to Friends, Relatives

Mrs Elizabeth Howe Sproul widow of Frank Penrose Sproul, a prominent Pittsburgh attorney, and longtime Boston resident, has left her estate to friends and relatives in her will filed today. The will names several beneficiaries and directs distribution of assets in varying amounts. The estate proceedings were filed with the local probate authorities in Pittsburgh.

Girl Scouts Troop 15 Outdoor Meeting May 28

Girl Scouts Troop 15 held a regular outdoor meeting on May 28 featuring scout exercises and nature study. The second class work will continue at the next meeting on June 4 with Leona Pressel noted among participants. New York relief expenditures peaked for winter with 10,077,507 dollars spent for 306,277 families and individuals plus about 23 million in wages through the Federal CWA. Japan's imports rose 15 percent in a recent month.

Girl Scouts Sride Leona Pressel International News Service New York New York State Deal

Granger Sworn In as Assistant U S Attorney in Pittsburgh

Stanley Granger of Waynesburg was sworn in as an assistant to United States Attorney H. S. Dumbauld in Pittsburgh. He succeeds William J. Aiken who served nine years in the post.

Internation! News Service Pittsburgh Stanley Granger Waynesburg United States H. S. Dumbauld Wiliam J. Aiken

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. A. O. Assembly Assemiy Marz Solomon Wear Madison Avenue Frank Harilson Wendell McClurg Henry Hamilton Paul ‘Bender Maplestreab Hershey First Presbyterian Church R. K. Alket G. C. Murphy Co Anderson & Anderson New Castle Lionel Atwill Mickey Mouse Ao Haye Picnic Geraldine McClelland Karloff Lugosi “Dracula” Mester I. E. Black Ene Edgar Allan Poe David Manners Jacqueling Wells Lucille Lund Henry Armietta Carl Laemmte, Jr Edger G. Ulmer Carl Laemmie Universal Picture Colonial Club Pat Scaruzzo Bart-_ Yam avenue Albert Richards Edward ‘Terreri Edward Terreri Section One The First Baptist Church Davis Nesbit George Hurn Galbreath Avenue 500 Club Clara Powell Huey Street Wonder al Jolxen Kay Frances Dick Powell Guy Kibbee Hugh Werbert Ruth Donnelly Sterling Holloway Kid Carson White Chief Janet Gaynor Charles Farrell Annie Mathews Youngstown Road I. Vincent Audine Robert M. Garland Edgewood Avenue Alfred Stump North Jefferson Street Tri-State College Angola Ind Anthony Nocera Maitland Street Harlansburg Frances Mills Beckford Street Brackenridge John P. McGuire Perry Barnes Ellsworth Barnes Orr Riffer Harvey Metzler Owen Orwen Leechburg Bethany College Mina Herbold Rebecca Horner Johnston H. D. Horner Est Street Slippery Rock State Teachers’ College Mary Lou McCamic Allegheny General Hospital L. H. McCamic. Boyles Avenue Harvey Lewis Alderman Richard R. Lewis R. J. Kane Phoenix Ariz HE. E. Hague W. M. Snyder Samuel E. Hague Robert Pollard North Front Street Russell Shields Shirley West Laurel Avenue Elma Robinson Edinburg Cook's Forest Kane Warren Marian Wilson North Jefferson Street Isabelle Leslie Court Street Marguerite White Sumner Avenue Margaret Fischer Ashland Avenue Virginia Duff George R. Muse Washington, D. C George W. Muse Fairmont Avenue Young Muse Naval Academy Annapolis Congressman Swick William Wignall Irwin McLean Floral Park L. I Wignall Laconia Willam Worth Liverpool England van Ipe Higory’s Rogues Wir Mary Boland Conway Tearle Andy Devine M.G.M. Rhino Penn Mary Rhino Tarzan Hannon’s Fish Market East Washington St Davis Shoe CO Hin Bin Paul Browne Patterson the Patterson Musical Kindergarten Columbia University Patterson Musical Kindergarten Patterson North Mercer Street Japan Aiken
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