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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1923
Page
3
Mrs. W. R. Butler hosted an informal gathering at her Bartram avenue home Friday evening for Rose Sweeney, the June bride elect. Music and guessing contests featured the event, won by Mrs. Edward Fulkerson, with a floral shower and refreshments for 18 guests.
Willing Workers Bible class at Croton M E Church honored Mrs. M B Remley returning from California and Mrs Annetta Corbin entering Sappery Rock State Normal for a summer course at a Friday dinner. Forty five guests attended with husbands and out of town visitors Mrs J A Cox Genevieve Mansfield Pa and Mrs Fannie Woggant Knox Pa. Flowers decor the tables and guests enjoyed informal pastimes after dinner.
Miss Rose Caughlin announced her marriage to James Cypher at a Fulton street club gathering Friday evening. The event featured music, games, and prize winner Gladys Lew iswa. The couple, both employed at the American Sheet and Tin Pirate company, plan a motor trip and will reside at 304 Hill Street after returning.
The Country Club hosted a Junior and Senior High school dance with twenty four couples. Walter Wilkison led the informal event featuring elaborate refreshments in purple and white, the senior class colors. Nearby, Shriners convention attendees were named among local residents traveling to Washington, Philadelphia and Niagara Falls. The P E O Sisterhood postponed its June 9 picnic due to illness, and will hold the May 7 meeting at 2 PM at Mrs. Harry Dunlap’s home on Leassure Avenue.
Mr and Mrs Aston L Dicks celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their Clarion county farm home. Nine children nine grandchildren and many friends gathered for a morning event that featured a large dinner and a cake inscribed Fifty Happy Years. Rev David Littell delivered opening remarks and readings by the Dicks family followed a program of songs and toasts.
Richard Barthelmess and Dorothy Gish star in a sea drama at Penn, four days of showings next week. Emile Cour explains auto suggestion in his moving picture film.
First United Presbyterian Church held a reception for 55 new members who joined in the past year. About 250 guests attended a musical program featuring piano solos by Margaret McFate and Elizabeth Gilfillan, vocal numbers by Mrs Ed McBride, Will Hoagland on violin, a vocal duet by Mrs Wayne Orr and Miss Shirley Garwig, and more. Refreshments were served later, with decorations of summer flowers and arrangements led by Mrs Charles W Beadel and Mr J Les McFate.
Grade 5A pupils from W N Aiken school enjoyed a Friday evening picnic at Cascade Park. Dinner at 5 30 featured teacher Miss Thompson, Grade 6 companion Miss Pollack and Misa Loix Pollack. Attendees included Bastrica Gonic Irene Perry Phyllis Thomas Kathryn Young Helen Brown Frances Mayberry Clara Montervera Su ssaha Hill Jean Mulholland Clara Andareon Nellie Fell Pauline Vinhas Hilda Bod enodurfer Mary Rolland Naedeh Filaugher Lucretiz Squire James Smith Harry Wyman Lernard Hill Richard Cramer Harold Fout Kennesth Balmer Libor Chapota Russell Stewart Jack Dean David Forrest.
Misa Idamae Campbell of Knox Pennsylvania formerly of this city and David W Cobler son of Mr and Mrs P A Cobler of Knox were married in an out of town ceremony The bride a 1922 Knox High School graduate and former Knox teacher will reside in Knox with her husband.
Mrs George FE Tribby and son Willard of Warren avenue and Miss Blanche Patton of South Mill street attended the Sandy Lake high school alumni banquet Friday. Mrs Fred DeWitt accompanied them home for the weekend. Delegates to the Women’s Welsh club convention to be held in Pittsburgh June 28 29 were Mrs J C Lewis and Mrs Samuel Jones, with refreshments served by Mrs W H Davis and helpers. Also notes of a vacation trip for Mr and Mrs A FE Connor to Springfield Massachusetts Newark New Jersey and New York City, and Washington Pa commencement for Washington and Jefferson College where Lester Alexander graduates.
Dunlap won the New Castle rifle club shoot at Boat Brook with a total of 177 across four ranges 200 300 600 and 600 yards Fordben followed closely and McCay took third place The next shoot is scheduled for June 9.
Mrs. Walter Russell, a recent bride, was honored at an 11 o'clock dinner Friday evening in the private dining room of the Fountains Inn, hosted by XN, E. T. club. Dalney pink baskets and a large pink and white centerpiece adorned the table. The group spent the evening hours at the park. Next Wednesday the regular meeting will be with Mrs. William Davis, Laurel Boulevard.
Personal mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Scott McCaulin visiting Conneaut Jake Friday Ming Anna Peterson from Neshannock Beaver Falls fishing Friday evening guest Mrs. David Ames from Boston visiting Mrs. E N Baer East Wallace avenue. Others hosting include Mr. and Mrs. L A Snyder of Pittsburgh with the latter's mother, Mrs. George Massie East Grant street, Mrs. E B Smith of Stoneboro at Mrs. G B Tribby Warren avenue, and Mrs. Charles R Steele of East Orange New Jersey spending the weekend with Fred Emery of Hamilton apartments. Miss Miriam Harper returns from Goucher College Baltimore to Wallace avenue for summer, while Maxine Hunter Chestnut street Marella Dickson East Washington street and Mildred Hughes Windsor Avenue spend the week locally.
Jend in Youngstown visits Gladys Vinning as attorney Herbert Patterson and James D. McMasters of Pittsburgh spend weekend with Dr and Mrs H C Harper. Mrs Violaire of Oil City and Edith and Marothy Grener of Sewickley stayed with Mr and Mrs Frank Majors. Milas Mary Miner, jamestown instructor, will summer at Milton Street home. Mrs Anna Ruble of Dear Tavern and Mrs Bertha Allshorf of Mt Vernon visit Mr and Mrs Philip G Evans and Elpha G Hall. Ruble is Evans sister.
An appeal from the decision of Alderman Mantz has been filed in the case of Robert M. Quigley against M. R. Hay. The judgment of 3202.59 was awarded in favor of the plaintiff.
Named as delegates are Vance Burkholder Philip Evans and H L Gresham to attend the Western Pennsylvania Typographical conference convention to be held here July.
International News Service reports in Mahoney City Pennsylvania on June 2 that Anthony Kawlek was instantly killed when timber collapsed at the Giarrd mine. The fatal accident occurred on his listed birthday anniversary.
Wilbur Goodheart faced a hearing before Alderman Walter T. Hamilton on charges of reckless driving and operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was discharged on the DUI charge and fined $10 for reckless driving plus costs.
Bob Yueich was taken to Warren asylum this morning by Sheriff William G. Andrews and Deputy Jas. J. Whiteman after being judged insane.
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