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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
5
Old Timers Day will be observed with a picnic dinner at Glenn school in Worth township on Friday. June Wi ybudy is urged to be present and bring a lot of friends and well filled baskets. After the dinner the afternoon will be spent in ball Games, races, contests of all kinds.
On Pentecost Sunday during the morning service the Italian Methodist Episcopal Church will celebrate Holy communion. A number of preparatory members will be received into full membership from the recent revival. Rev. Dr. F. Neigh, superintendent of the New Castle district, will preach and preside.
H M Good, former postmaster, transforms Glad Haven as a deluxe bloom center in six weeks. He plans 60 000 blooming gladiali shocks and 20 000 more plants with delphiniums, snapdragons, and other flowering varieties. The site may showcase giant tomatoes as well, signaling a sizable agricultural display for the region.
International News Service correspondent reports the U S Treasury plans reorganizing the Prohibition enforcement zones into three regions: west central and southern, and eastern. Zones will be supervised by chiefs coordinating enforcement. western includes Texas and Midwest. central covers central states. eastern covers Indiana area. C D Jackson likely to head central zone. other supervisors pending plan action. Each zone will have seven to eight districts and current enforcement districts remain for now.
President Coolidge assumed personal charge of plans for welcoming Capt. Charles A. Lindbergh on his June 11 arrival. A large portion of the cabinet meeting focused on arrangements as Coolidge later summoned the district commissioners to the White House for further conference.
GW C Clan members enjoyed a Thursday afternoon at Mrs H M Allen's on Chee nut street with sewing, chat, and a reading by Mrs Coulthard. East Side Social Club met at Mrs J M Welly's Lakewood home for lunch and boating. The 1923 8 L Club played 500 with prizes won by Mrs Bell and Mr Anna Lydon. Ruth Gilliam, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Reed Stevenson, returned from Inez Kentucky where she taught Latin and English. Pitt graduate Russell H Druschel earned a B A at University of Pittsburgh School of Engineering. Mrs A P Treser will host Lawrence Chapter DAR members Saturday afternoon.
Members of Section F of the l B. Glass church met at Mrs Elmer McDonagh Fast Wash ion street Thursday evening Devotionals led by Mrs Lewis Sherman After business refreshments were served assisted by Mrs H H Mortimer Announcement of next meeting to be made later Willard Council No 46 Daughters of America to hold important meeting this evening at 3 o'clock in McGoun hall St ie 7
The Y W C A notes Ben Franklin reserves held their farewell meeting on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Agn Atlison in charge. The International Institute Girl Reserves under Miss Flare banil Rad their farewell gathering at the Y W C A with singing and games. Neighborhood reserves announced a final meeting for the season, a picnic at Cunningham wood.
Mr and Mrs Emil Kreuger Smuthfield street announce the birth of a daughter May 24 at New Castle Hospital named Kamomws. Mrs Kreuger and daughter have returned home.
The American Automobile Association and New Castle Motor Club issued a condolence resolution for David Jameson of New Castle Pa who served the association with dedication and high rank. The resolution notes his years of service, values, poetry and public welfare, and directs copies to his family for publication in the association magazine.
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