Friendly City Hosts Weekend Guests and Visitors
Local residents and former residents from Pittsburgh, Youngstown, Cleveland, and New Castle visited the city over Memorial Day weekend. Guests included Mrs. Ben Lawson, Miss Gladys Bodycombe, George Weinschenk, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marino, and many others sharing meals, church services, and hospital updates. Some returned home after short visits while others extended trips to see relatives in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bender
Miami
Fla
Ben C. Lawson
Youngstown
Gladys Bodycombe
Pittsburgh
George Weinschenk
Charles Book
Brooklyn Avenue
Dayton
Ohio
Lee Spear
Rochester
Charles Bender
Carson Street
Harold Gerson
North Mercer Street
Paul Fazzone
Rebecca Street
A. Marino
The
Marino Motor Company
Marietta Daugherty
Forest Street
Beaver Falls
George Rogers
Rogers Motor Company
Fred Leslie
Grove City College
Lewis Weinstein
East North Street
New York City
Rose Marino
Hubbard, C
City
Joseph Marino
Hubbard, O
Charles Capper
Beaver
F. W. Eakin
Centennial Street
William Bagshaw, Sr
Cleveland
Anna Ryan
Beckford St
Los Angeles
Joseph Davis
Edenburg
Jameson Memorial Hospital
George Jenkins
Avalon
J. C. Lewis
F. Daltoric
South Mill Street
Farrell
R. W. Beatty
Reading
Joseph Heitzmann
Norwood Avenue
Abe Levine
Rose Gierlach
Boston Avenue
Keppel
Ambridge
J. Earl Davies
Garfield Avenue
E. B. Ray
Hillcrest Avenue
Oliver Fleeger
Neshannock Avenue
Frank Little
Carl Smith
New Castle
Paul Stevens
Twenty-first Street
Mary Hunt
Atlantic Avenue
Stanislaws Kaladoski
Moravia Street
C. M. Potter
Eugene
Akron
E. L. Foster
North Cedar Street
Nicholas Frasso
Audine
Hamilton Street
Frank Ferrante
Coraopolis
Harry Godwin
T. J. McFate
Park Avenue
Slippery Rock
F. W. Rodgers
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ashtabula
A. F. Truxall
Jackson Center
C. H. Lees
Lorain Avenue
H. G. Horton
Easton Terminal
J. L. Thoman
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Akron Division
Miriam Schmidt
Mercer
Robert Hamilton
Beckford Street
Joseph Gilmore
Derwent
G. M. Landis
Weldon Ringer
Mr. Calderwood
Winslow Avenue
Eunice Hoffman
Albert Street
Albert Sullivan
Phillips Place
Robert Lipp
Wilmington Avenue
Orrie Murdock
Bell Avenue
John Stafford
South
Mercer Street
Gula Paden
Enon Valley
R. C. Teasdale
Bobby
Mt. Lebanon
Edison Avenue
Robert W. Kamerer
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
W. A. Stone
Arsen Armond
State Street
New Castle Hospital
Thelma Hennessy
Mary Stinson
Margaret Daly
Children’s Hospital
H. M. Myers
M. E. Patten
E. M. Minner
Chester Eddinger
C. E. Anderson
State Highway Department
Renfrew
Thomas Jenkins
W. J. Fowler
Catherine Fowler
First Congregational Church
George Fleeger
Venice
Calif
John M. Trimble
Moody Avenue
Trimble
Edward Everett
Janet
Clifford Emery
Dorothy Claire
Albert Everett
West Penn Hospital
Edward Fink
Highland Avenue
Jerome McFall
Eleanore
Jerome
Walma
Sam Frank
Easton
Eleanore McFall
Sol Davies
Neshannock Boulevard
J. W. Dean
Points
California
Dean
Yellowstone Park
Jane Asselton
Butler
Mary Elizabeth Huey
Claire Mae Lindsay
County Line Street
Westminster Phi Pi Phi Fraternity
Mill Creek Park
St Pauls Lutheran announces church group meetings
The senior Luther League meets with Emma Dieterrle on East Washington. The Ladies Aid gathers Wednesday at 2 30 p m in the church parlors. The church council painting committee meets Thursday evening. All times use Daylight Savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Luther League
Emma Dieterrle
East Washington Street
Ladies’ Aid
Church Council
Message Circle and Church Council Notices
Message Circle The Spiritualist Church will conduct a circle in McGoun Hall on East Washington street Wednesday at 8 o'clock with mediums Mrs A E Guthrie and Miss M Davis. St John’s Lutheran Church holds a Church Council meeting this evening at 8 at Fred Schmidt’s home West Pittsburgh. Brotherhood outing at Charles Albarn’s near Eastbrook Tuesday evening June 10. Open meeting expected to attract many men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiritualist Church
McGoun Hall
East Washington Street
A. E. Guthrie
M. Davis
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Church Council
Fred Schmidt
Pittsburgh
Brotherhood of the Church
Charles Albarn
Eastbrook
Teen Age Builders Meet At City Rescue Mission
The Teen Age Builders group held its regular Monday meeting at the City Rescue Mission. They discussed the first chapter of their study book and began work on their notebooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the City Rescue Mission
Births
Born to Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Foster a daughter Hazel Marie on May 22. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pearce announce a daughter Myrna Lou at New Castle hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Girth Rapson announce a son at New Castle hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Capats announce a son Donald at New Castle hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Miles announce son Roy Charles at Jameson Memorial hospital June 2. Mrs. Miles formerly Miss Allene Mears. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pearson announce a daughter at Jameson Memorial hospital June 3. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Wilson Gilkey a son Lynn Wilson Jr titled May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Foster
Volant R. D
Hazel Marie
Ralph Pearce
Eighth Street
New Castle Hospital
Myrna Lou
Girth Rapson
Beckford Street
John Capats
West Pittsburg
Donald
Allan Miles
Butler Avenue
Roy Charles
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Miles
Allene Mears
Otto Pearson
Highland Avenue
Lynn Wilson Gilkey
County Line Street
Lynn Wilson, Jr
Plans Progressing For Mushball Game At Taggart Field
General Chairman Wesley Davy announces progress on a Mushball benefit game for Jameson Memorial Hospital at Taggart Field on June 27. Committees report strong enthusiasm. organizers expect 7000 to 8000 spectators with various stunts and a citywide ticket canvass forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taggart Field
Wesley Davy
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Eckener Thanks Navy For Help On Zeppelin Flight
Dr Hugo Eckener commander of the Graf Zeppelin praises the United States Navy for efficient cooperation aiding the epochal flight. He notes the help will foster friendly and speedy communication between nations after leaving the U S shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Eckener
United States Navy
Conternational News Service
Washington
Navy
United States
Navy Department
Bishop Cannon Before Probers In Senate Grilling
Bishop James Cannon Jr faced sharp questioning from Senator Walsh on 1928 Anti-Saloon League funds and his role in prohibition policy. He defended not drawing a salary, explained board allocations, and described his limited lobbying. Letters from E L Crawford were presented showing internal board concerns and funding debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
James Cannon Jr
Senate Lobby Committee
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Teapot Dome
Bishop Cannon
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Board of Temperance and Social Service
Cannon
E. L. Crawford
Church
Virginia
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Walsh
Crawford
R. B. McGhee
Greensboro
N. C
Treasury Mellon
McGhee
Senator Harris
Small Boy Hit By Automobile In New Brighton Incident
Harry Wohlwend reported that Walter Minner, 5, ran from a parked car into Croton avenue in front of Wohlwend’s northbound car on Croton avenue at Cascade street. The bumper knocked the boy into the street. he was taken to New Castle hospital and later released. No serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wohlwend
Third Avenue
New Brighton
Croton Avenue
Cascade Street
Walter Minner
East Brook Street
Wohlwend
Jason Lines
Harlansburg
New Castle Hospital
George Floyd
New Wilmington
Leo Platts
Mahoning Avenue
Hobart Street
John Bloise
Pulaski
A. Figuly
Huron Avenue
East Washington Street
Clyde Nicholson
Hillcrest Avenue
Highland Avenue
McCoy
H. Gill Brown
Kiddies Picnic Planned at Cascade Park by City
Carl Shaner manager of Cascade Park prepares Kiddies day for city children as schools close for summer. June 11 event features reduced prices on all amusements and a big athletic program with prizes for winners staged by Jack Hulmes of Westminster College and Ed Fritz of The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Shaner
Cascade Park
Jack Hulmes
Westminster College
Ed Fritz
the News
Immense Throng To Attend Encampment
R M Campbell announced at the general committee meeting that the annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment will bring a large crowd from all parts of the state. More than twelve hundred rooms have been secured through the Housing Committee, with applications arriving by every mail. Reservations are expected to approach two thousand by week’s end, many from local citizens offering rooms at the approved rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
R. M. Campbell
General Committee
Housing Committee
Work Horse Parade to Parade Through Pittsburgh June 6
Lawrence county horse lovers anticipate the seventh annual Work Horse Parade in Pittsburgh this Saturday afternoon June 6 with more than 600 horses listed. The route starts Fifth Avenue moves through downtown to the Sixth Street bridge then to the north side for judging. Grand champion announced at 2 30 in the Boggs and Buhl store area park. Forty mounted policemen will lead and streets will be blocked during the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Pittsburgh
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Street
Boggs and Buhl Store
New Castle NAACP Meeting At Second Baptist Church
The NAACP will meet this evening at 8 o'clock D S T in the Second Baptist Church. It is expected all members and those interested will attend. Bethlehem Bible Class members of the Second Baptist Church will meet Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Dowe Locust Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
Bethlehem
Joseph Dowe
Locust Street
Sunshine Kensington Club Hosts Evening At Mrs Jacksons
Members of the Sunshine Kensington club gathered last evening at Mrs Adrian Jacksons West Washington street home. Special guest Mrs Eggleston attended as music and conversation filled the hours. Hostess with Mrs Kate Dowe and Miss Ola Lott served refreshments late in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Kensington
Sunshine Kensington Club
Adrian Jackson
West Washington Street
Elizabeth Eggleston
Kate Dowe
Ola Lott
Dinner Honors Dr Dale Caldwell Before Western Trip
Friends held a dinner at the Gables for Dr Dale Caldwell and her husband as they prepare for an extended Western motor trip. Minnie Jackson, Jane Love, Naomi Masters, and others attended with a centerpiece of iris and green candleholders. After dinner the party moved to Mrs H W Geissinger's home for an informal evening of music and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Caldwell
Gables
Minnie Jackson
Jane Love
Naomi Masters
W. E. McKee
M. R. Newberry
H. W. Geissinger
Edison Avenue
Miss Jane Allen Elected to National Music Fraternity
Miss Jane Allen of Leasure avenue, a Muskingum College sophomore in New Concord Ohio, has been elected a member of Sigma Alpha Iota, the national honorary musical fraternity. She also joins the college paper staff, the Black and Magenta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Allen
Leasure Avenue
Muskingum College
New Concord
Ohio
Sigma Alpha Iota
Allen
the “Black and Magenta
Book Club Set for Luncheon at Mrs Beal Home
Members of the 1914 Book club plan a regular meeting at Mrs. W. L. Beal's residence on Leasure avenue Friday. They will be entertained at a 1 o'clock luncheon and all books will be turned in at this gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Beal
Leasure Avenue
Miss Geneva Flemming Receives Degree at Geneva College
Local teacher Miss Geneva Flemming of Mahon ing School on 464 Moore Avenue visits Beaver Falls to receive a B S in education from Geneva College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Flemming
Moore Avenue
Mahoning School
Beaver Falls
Geneva College
St Mary's Guild Card Party Tonight in Church Hall
Members of St. Mary's Guild hold the season finale card party in the church hall this evening at 8 o'clock. Prizes will be awarded after play and the committee will serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Guild
Mrs G W Thomas Hosts Gramoda Kensington Luncheon
Mrs G W Thomas will entertain members of the Gramoda Kensington at her Logan street home Thursday for a one o clock luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Thomas
Gramoda Kensington
Logan Street
Mrs Bailey Hosts L L C Club Meeting
Mrs Richard Bailey of Raystree will entertain L. L. C club members at her home Wednesday evening, replacing Mrs William Carroll as the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bailey
Raystree
L. L. C Club
William Carroll
Kensington Meeting With Mrs Cypher Postponed
The S. O. B. Kensington scheduled to meet Thursday with Mrs. James Cypher on McClelland avenue has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. O. B. Kensington
James Cypher
McClelland Avenue
Cameron Family Reunion at Liberty Grange on Harlansburg Road
The Cameron family holds its 24th annual reunion at Liberty Grange on the Harlansburg road scheduled for Wednesday, June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Liberty Grange
Harlansburg Road
Bridge Club to Meet at Mrs McMillen’s Home
The 1926 Bridge club will be received at the home of Mrs. C. L. McMillen on Marshall avenue Wednesday for their regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
C. L. McMillen
Marshall Avenue
Elite 500 club members to be hosted Wednesday afternoon
Members of the Elite 500 club will be received at 2 30 in the home of Mrs Cecil Logan at 742 Brooklyn Avenue for a club gathering in a private residence with a host family arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Logan
Brooklyn Avenue
Westminster College Graduation Notable Alumna Elder's Daughter
Miss Catherine Elder, daughter of County Commissioner P. O. Elder and his wife, joined fellow graduates in ceremonies at Westminster College marking the completion of her studies and achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Elder
P. O
Mrs Elder
Westminster College
Ladies Scottish Club Hostess Named for Wednesday Meeting
Mrs Harriet Stewart of Rose Avenue will welcome members of the Ladies Scottish club as host for the Wednesday evening gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Scottish Club
Harriet Stewart
Rose Avenue
Foremen's Club Sees Electric Eye Demonstration
Foremen of Shenango works American Sheet & Tin Plate host an electrical program by H. E. Stevens of Westinghouse. He will demonstrate the electric eye and discuss photo electric and glow discharge devices. Meeting starts at 7 PM daylight time to allow attendance at the Caliphs of Bagdad party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Works
American Sheet & Tin Plate Company
H. E. Stevens
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
Stevens
Bagdad
New Trial Refused In Box Company Case
An opinion issued today refuses a new trial for the New Castle Box Company against the city of New Castle over alleged water runoff damage. Other cases: Roth and Zajac receive new trials for auto accident injuries with modest verdicts. Pearson v Heston. Kochanski v Metro Hrycik. Hileman v Chapman address mortgage offsets and open judgment actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Box Company
New Castle
Box Company
Michael Roth
Frank Zajac
Michael Zajac
Joseph Pressnar
Roth
Frank
S. D. Pearson
Leora M. Heston
Anna Kochanski
Metro Hrycik
Edward E. Hileman
Leroy W. Chapman
Hileman
Chapman
Girl Scouts Troop 4 Meet at Third U P Church
Troop 4 holds a meeting at 7 pm Thursday at the Third U P Church. Mothers of members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 4
U.P
American Gunboat Ordered To Kiukang Evacuation Plan
International dispatches from London report the Chinese communist army threat forcing an American gunboat to Kiukang. The vessel will evacuate about forty American residents if the Red army advances nearer Kiukang, according to Peking cables to the evening papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiukang
China
International News Services
London
Has Bee
Peking
Red
Travel Club Members Plan Imaginary Trip to Norway
The Magic Carpet, a children's travel club at the free public library, will hold its final meeting with an imaginary journey to Norway. Twenty one children attended last week’s session where Miss Alice Joyce, the children's librarian, described Japanese dress speech and customs and outlined Japan’s size and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Magic Carpet
The
Free Public Library
Norway
Japan
Alice Joyce
Radox Footbath Promises Quick Foot Relief
An advertisement touts Radox Footbath as a nightly soak for 3 to 4 nights to refresh and relieve foot pain. It claims oxygen from Radox loosens calluses and lifts them, with benefits for strong healthy feet, urging purchase at Eckerds of New Castle and other drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckerds of New Castle, Inc
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Pennsylvania
Joseph “H. Grundy
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Allegheny County
Philadelphia
Davis-Brown
Amy Smith
New Castle R. F. D
C. D
Henderson
Chicago
Ill
Gary
Ind
Henry Wisherman
Robert Alexander
Sutton Street
George McDonald
Washington Avenue
Bellevue
Glenn Lockhart
Parnassus
Harry Falk
Jimmie
Guardian Financial Corp
East
Washington Street
Regent Theatre
Sday
Eckener
Probhers
Senate
Shaner
Sun Lee Laundry
Neshannock Ave
L. L. C. Club
Foremen’s Club
Hamburg
Washington and Beaver Sts
City of
Girl Scouts
Motster
Travel
Root
United
Daniel Leasure
Odd Fellows Ballroom
Cripps Hardware Co
Vollrath
Scuecme
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