Closing Luncheon for Jewish Council Women in New Castle
New Castle Section Council of Jewish Women held its closing luncheon at the Elks Club serving an elaborate menu to about thirty. Hostesses from the health committee included Mrs. M Harris and Mrs. David Silverman with others named. Mrs. Marcus Feuchtwanger introduced Mrs. Joseph Buffington of Pittsburgh who spoke on Propaganda of Public Health Measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Jewish Women
Elks Club
M. Harris
David Silverman
Lewis Zieve
Mark Levine
Abe Levine
Joseph Ehrlich
Marcus Feuchtwanger
Joseph Buffington
Pinsburgh
Mollla Luman
Sara Caplan
Norman Ehrlich
Eli Kaplan
HK. D. Bayles
Council
Maurice Keller
Edward Keller
Max Grodin
Helen Luman
Ellwood City
America
Highland teachers host enjoyable dinner and birthdays
Highland avenue school teachers held a well appointed noon dinner in the school building with 17 guests. The event honored Miss Martha Waite on her birthday, with a cake and corsages. Guests included Alma Locke Martha Waite Ruth Wilson Marie Fox and others. A second birthday tribute for Mrs F W Wimer of Portersville Station followed with a large cake and candles for her daughter Mrs Matilda Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Avenue
Uwhe
Cavers
Martha Waite
Prado
F. W. Wimner
Portersville Station
Matilda Coopar
Floyd Wimer
Velma
Alice Jean
Mona Mae
Harry W. Cooper
Grady
Ben Wimer
John Wimer
Glenn Wimer
A. C. McCoy
F. W. Wimer
B. F. McCoy
Evelyn
Alfred McCoy
Howard Cooper
Mary Ruth
Harriet McCleary
Mack McCandless
Luncheon Attended by A B C Girls at High Noon Club
Covers were arranged for thirty four guests at the luncheon given Wednesday by the A B C Girls of the First Presbyterian church at the High Noon Club. Special guests were Mrs William Davis Mrs R B Lenhart and Mrs Howard Hornickel all at Cleveland Ohio. After luncheon hours were enjoyed informally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
William Davis
R. B. Lenhart
Howard Hornickel
Cleveland, O
Interest Grows in Jackie Coogan Lookalike Contest
New Castle residents show strong interest as the Jackie Coogan similarity contest nears. Boys and girls await their turn on Capitol Theatre stage after the first show tomorrow night. Many entries already received, contestants urged to submit entry blanks by noon and be at seven thirty for check in with the contest editor.
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New Castle
Burke
Capital
Jackie Coogan
Capitol
Capitol Theatre
Religious and fraternal meetings in Croton area
Croton M E Ladten Aid meets Friday evening in the church. Pythian Sisters plan initiation Friday evening at the Knights of Pythias hall on East Washington street. Berean Bible Class gathers Friday at 7 30 in Mrs. Rachel Miller s home Cumberland avenue. Ladies Aid Society of St Paul s Lutheran meets Wednesday at Mrs Mike Schuller s home West Strate street with a social lunch. July meeting to be at Mrs Z Ungar s Sampson street.
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Harry Urmison
Berger Place
Anna Armond
State Street
Rainbow Club
Thomas Evans
Bels Street
St. Joseph’s Hall
South Jefferson Street
M. J. Connor
Luke Flyon
Harry Hawkins
James .L. Rocks
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
East Washington Street
Berean Bible Class
Berean Bible
Rachel Miller
Cumberland Avenue
A. J. Selg
Miss McKea
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Mike Schuller
West Strate Street
Andrew Hartman
Z. Ungar
Sampson Street
John M. Davis
East Lut- Lon Street
Richard Gwilyn
Lyndal Street
John Blight
Jack Ray
Freport
L. 1
Join Earl
North Beaver Street
David Roberts
Moran Apartments
East Reynolds Street
I. Rose
Albert Street
New York City
Ira Darby
Hartford
Elizabeth Sherbive
Franklin Avenue
David Hopkins
Thorns Steet
Jens la Ferrer
North Jefferson Street
Harold Shatter
Pittsburgh
Emme. Stump
Cleveland
Ohio
J. EB. Pankraiz
Scott Street
John McClafferty
Frank Artzberger
Thomas D. Richards
John
Irene Ludwig
Warren, Q
John Evans
South Mill Street
Norman Northrup
Boston
Maas
J. R. Boughter
Dorothy
Elizabeth
George Magile
East Grant Street
C. A. Sissey
Bart Avenue
Arthur Slaley
Vivian
Spruce Street
Bert Sisley
Washington Street
Corrapolla
Elizabeth Sterling
Alice Sterling
The
New Castle Public
New White and Black Scarfs and Belts Feature Narrow Hems
The Mode presents white crepe de chine scarfs with black all over print and a nine inch hem in white or black borders. Also offered are white kid dress belts in plain or CW decorated styles, widths from nine to one and a half inches.
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Ono
Mysterious Ten sisters plan June meetings and events
The Sisters of the Mysterious Ten schedule their regular meeting for Friday evening June 2 at 7 30 in the lke hall Neshannock avenue with piano music. The M T 8 group plans a musical entertainment on June 19 and a debate. Members of Second Baptist church will present an evening program this evening at 8 o'clock featuring a debate on whether single life offers more happiness than married life. Valley Temple No 267 Daughters of Elks call all members to a June 6 meeting at 8 o'clock in their hall to elect officers. Tribe of Ben Hur holds a special meeting Friday night at 8 at the Chief's home 614 Croton avenue. By order of the Chief. Goldie E Humble Local tidings. The rich killer keeps his case dragging in court, but meanwhile old age gets him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Bertha Price
North Shenan
Carolyn Davis
Ethel Richards
Wallace Avenue
Mysterious Ten
Valley Temple
Daughters of Elks
Tribe of
Ben Hur
Croton Avenue
Goldie E. Humble
Dustie
Missing Shepherd witness added in McClintock germ case
International News Service reports in Chicago on June 4 that Etelia Gehling, described as a pretty dark haired purse, was added to the list of missing state witnesses in the trial of William Darnloy Shepherd. Shepherd stands accused of killing Billy McClintock with typhoid germs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Eetelia Gehling
Wiliam Darnloy Shepherd
Shepherd
Billy” McClintock
Ralph R. Baker Buried Wednesday
Funeral services for Ralph R. Baker assistant principal of Pollock school were held Wednesday June 3 from his parents’ home in Sandy Lake. Rev F W Sampson led the service with selections sung by Madaline De, attended by many local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Lake
Ralph R. Baker
Pollock
Jake O'Clock
Howard X. Baker
Baker
F. WH. Sampson
Sandy Lake Methodist Church
Madaline de
Intersections, Insolence, and Interments in Sandy Lake
Sympathy flowed from Burl Runkle and Mrs. K. Hogue and many associates for the young man. Pallbearers from the T. O. F. lodges of Sandy Lake included Carl Hopue F Le Moore George McConnell R O Meyer Ralph Guy and James McConnell. Burial occurred in Oak Hill Cemetery at Sandy Lake. Also quoted is a police judge remark about a dismissed case and a reflection on individuality amid busy streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hopue
F. le Moore
George McConnell
R. 0. Meyer
Ralph Guy
James McConnell
Oak
HHS
Sandy Lake
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Frank Stahls
Bay Street
Frank Flynn
James O'Laughlin
Geraldine Stickle
Butler Avenue
Mather Bros. Company
East
Haddin
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Ml Street
Bell Phone
Jack Gerson
North
Mercer Street
Tonn Theater Bldg
Gerson's
Edvilda
Kensington
Elwilda Kensington
Grove
Cascade Park
Freeport
S. J
Hartford, Conn
Trema Miller
Mary Louise Meehan
Elizabeth Sherbine
Helen
Margaret Frey
the Park
George F. Runkle
Lakewood
High Twelve Club
Yoho Samuels
3. C. Smith
Mabelle Yoho
W. Roy Samuels
David Samuels
Smithfield Street
Greensburg
Rev
H. A. Riddle
Butler Girls
Butler Girls Club
Charles Morgan
Long Avenue
E. T. Club
Walter, Russell
N. E. T. Club
Norwood Avenue
Carl Douglas
Maude McCullough
Madison Avenue
New York
Donald Lusk
Max Ludwig
Neshannock Boulevard
George Washington
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Priscilla Kensington
Frank B. Harlan
Jeanne
Entre Nous Club
W. N. Francis
Merle Francis
xuWw Castle
Frieday
Croton M. E
Ladten Aid’ Society of the
Croton M. E. Church
Brown ® Hamilton Co
Wrens Salm
Mate Tressen
Lugrage
Rae
Helen Rubinstein
Bradley
Luxtone
Estelle Gehling
Perris
Rosenthal
N. Mercer St. Penn Theatre
Feble
Davis Shoe CO
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