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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1913

Page

11

Community Notes From Kensington Porch Party Highlights

A Kensington porch gathering hosted for Mrs. P hosts guests with daisies and plants as decorations. Mrs G Q Slitein assisted with refreshments while Sara Michael presided over the business session. A separate birthday surprise for Mrs. Mirgarel featured gifts and music. A meeting planned a supper at the park with boys as guests and further activities scheduled. A wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs HM Roddi¢ bors is noted, with family attending. The American Women’s League event was postponed due to Kirmess preparations.

Woworth G. Q. Slitein Sada MeéMichael Won George Wergartaier Bader Road Gunsta

Book Club Picnic at the Stevenson Home Harbor outing

A historical Hook club event describes a Thursday picnic at Mrs James Stevenson’s Harbor home. Special guests included Mrs J C Flyer and Mrs M A Hurley of Buffalo, with a luncheon and a bridge game. The article lists multiple school pupils and dances with chaperones, noting upcoming club entertainments and hosting plans for June.

Hook Club James Stevenson Harbor Fiorge Wintar J.C. Flyer M. A. Hurley Buffalo Taylor

Dinner Parties and Club Meetings Highlight Eastside Socials

Eastside social life centers on the Kensington hospitality at Court street with Mrs. Andrews hosting a yellow and white affair for Al. Hon. and Mgr. George Wingartner among guests. Miss Mary Massaro hosts a violin-filled evening on Ion avenue while announcements note anniversaries engagements and upcoming club and sewing group gatherings across West North and East Washington streets.

G. G. Kensington G. H. Andrews Court Street al. Hon Mgr George E Wingartner Martin Westford J. W. Rhodes Theodore Allen John Butler Lee Wisler East Washington Street Mary Massaro Ion Avenue August Giunecolt Sidrena Dackamo Tony Passarello William Fackema John Marcerello Nici Raima James Giannone David Massaro J Amas 4Irengs Cleveland

Informal receptions mark Pearson social rounds

Mr and Mrs Wi Brokensbar of Pearson hosted an informal reception for about 80 friends and relatives on Thursday evening. Guests enjoyed mingling, conversation, and refreshments as gifts were exchanged. Several attendees travel plans and commencement related events are noted, including trips to Emma Willard School and Wellesley Boston.

Wi. Brokensbar Pearson Valle Mnate Coolet Dalnty J. C., Newell North Ver Street Uest Beth Harding Middletown Troy Ithe Emma Willard School Sara Newell Miss Harding Wellesley Boston Mass Tk. A. Wallace North Jefferson Street Ray Lillian Wallace

Personal Mention From Monroe and Beyond

Local society notes list W Lowers of Monroe visiting in Renova and QC, Margaret Simons of Fitsharp returning home from a trip, Mrs GC S Tart retiring from a weeklong visit in Renova, Wardington of State Grant streets in New York on business, Miss Gala Smith returning to Winningtom, Miss Clara Myers visiting her sister in Princeton, Heber Anderson returning from a business trip to Indianapolis, Robert McCreary ill with a broken arm, William Eakin and son Earl visiting Carret, relatives in Tavhansburg, Ars. RG Maxwell visiting Madison Street after a family illness, Mikes Crace Johnston at Washington Street, Miss Mati Tis at Arch Mins Loin, Thetler County. Collections include Nes 1 1 Stratton, and an Abra Chest gathering in Atak. Mrs. Clara Worneffer and son Jerome noted in Ponn- employment context.

W. Lowers Monroe Ritec Margaret Simons GC. S. Tart Hhiine Street Renova Wardington State Grant Streets New York City Gala Smit Hemis New Winningtom Clara Myers Princeton Mare C. Patton Harlangburgraj Heber Anderson Monroe Street Ndidnapol Robert McCreary AleCreavy Monroe Ehreel William Eakin Earl Feo Duwetlee Janie Carret Aea Yuoodiy i Ars RG Maxwell Madison Wes Chey Aira Knox Washington Straat Thetler County Nes Stratton Her Savoy Tampa Lsellos A Som Teenie Trax Clara Worneffer Jerome

Friday to Saturday Wash Waists Special Sale at $1

Friday June 6 1913 advertises a Saturday Garment section sale of wash waists and blouses at one dollar. Fifty styles on display including new mid summer models in ging, lawn and voile with sizes 34 to 44. Tables feature gowns middy blouses galatea fabrics and embroidered effects for misses and women. Names and phrasing reflect a local newspaper promo.

Gailes Lawana Mall Gaby Blowse Tn Ong

Silk Shirts and Wash Skirts Highlight This Week

This week’s Women’s Garment arrivals feature silk shirts at 1.95 with epauletta collars and varied trims, plus wash skirts offered at 95 cents in multiple styles and sizes. Also showcased are Royal Worcester corsets from 1.00 to 2.00, new brassieres, and long cloth bolts priced at 90 cents, all presented as the season’s best value selections.

Sik Royal Worcester

Men and Boys Ready with Broad Assortments in Sitter Furnishings

A lengthy catalog of men and boys clothing and accessories displays a wide range of sleeping garments, coats, chains, pins, ties, clasps, cuff links, and jewelry items at low prices. It features boys blouses, summer waists, play suits, Indian and Cow Boy outfits, and domestics. Fabrics include Susha linen, ginghams, and wash lawns with numerous patterns and colors.

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Roundhouse moves and local community notices

Broken OCR lists people relocating from Albanier to KR and McGreary, with names and scattered roles. It mentions Frankis Mellon of Wheeling and John Sergeam of Awles Street, plus various locals tied to family visits and travels. Several community events follow, including a school student returning home, Mrs. Tew of West Washington Street, and Mrs. J. Birrper hosting. The piece also notes Willian Devlin’s visit with Miss Mirey Rive and upcoming travels, plus multiple student and church notices and an annual Baptist cadet meeting with officers elected.

Gylvania Roundhouse Allianer Me McGreary Ini Mbadoh McCreary Thygok Phurian Frankis Mellon Wheeling W Va John Sergeam Awles Street Fett Yalon Konlt Rolin Harold Pyle St. John's Military School Manlins Yota Ths Stranal PST Lincoln Avenue Tetra Tarvvey George Rendon Gepree Kon Aerhert Mey Charles Campbell Milneriy Morbor County George Vollerge Wiel Sindasy

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