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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1931
Page
5
Notices request births to be announced with the writer’s name and address for publication in the column.
Mr and Mrs George H Marshall Aliquippa Pa announce the birth of a daughter in the New Castle hospital on June 3. Mr and Mrs Charles Quinn Neshannock avenue announce the birth of a daughter in the New Castle hospital. Mr and Mrs George J Shelley Hamilton street announce the birth of a daughter in the New Castle hospital on June 5. Mr and Mrs Anthony Marinella Wilson avenue announce the birth of a daughter in the hospital who has been named Josephine Rita. Dr and Mrs L A Wygant of
Mr and Mrs Charles Rock of Girard Ohio announce the birth of a son today at Jameson Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Exposite of 820 South Jefferson Street announce a son. Born to Mr and Mrs Louis Hoon on Hutchinson Street, a son.
Members of the Highland W C T U will hold a picnic at Cascade Park Monday. The regular business meeting for that evening is postponed and moved to Monday June 15.
The article notes Stillman preparing for a voyage to Europe while expressing hopes for his ex wife to find happiness. It discusses personal plans and emotional well wishes without detailing the voyage dates or locations.
International News Service reports Fowler McCormick married to Fifi Potter Stillman McCormick. James A. Stillman sails for Europe on the Olympic after his divorce from Anne Stillman. The new couple vacation in East Hampton while Stillman declines marriage, saying he is not married.
In religious circles the Third United Presbyterian LeRoy Book has been chosen by trustees to act as caretaker for the church. Children Day practice is set for Monday and Wednesday at 2 p m. The session will meet after church Sunday morning and Sunday evening to receive new members. At 7 o clock Sunday evening the junior intermediates meeting for boys and girls aged 9 to 12 will be in the Y S B classroom under Gladys Gray and Bernice Dunkerty. The choir will sing two selections Thursday June 11 at the Sabbath School Association conference in the Cathedral.
Members of the Rachel Rebekahs will meet Monday at eight o clock in the I O O F building on East Washington street for their regular business meeting. Reports from the Har risburg convention will be given by returned delegates.
Miss Margaret Emma Moody daughter of President Paul D Moody and granddaughter of Dwight L Moody will wed Charles Marion Rice son of Mr and Mrs Frank M Rice on Saturday June 27 at 4 30 p m in Mead Memorial chapel with Bishop Samuel B Booth of Burlington officiating. A reception at The Chateau will follow attracting guests from North Carolina Massachusetts Ohio Connecticut New York and Middlebury faculty.
The regular East Side Social club meeting was hosted by Mrs. Ralph Reeder on North Crawford Avenue with a 1 o'clock luncheon. Bouquets accented the decor as a card game followed the main feature and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Earl White and Mrs. Harry Kelley. They planned to reconvene in two weeks with Mrs. Don Warnock on Winslow Avenue for another luncheon event.
Mrs. R. C. Gilmore hosted Phillips Circle of the First Christian church with Miss Clara Cotton. Miss Clare Smyth led the program on India and members shared information. A festival on the church lawn was planned for July 1 with Miss June Horton as guest. A lunch was served to close the evening.
Mrs Lillian Houk of Croton Avenue welcomed Swastika club members for a social afternoon on Thursday. A 500 game followed a brief business session. Lunch was served at small tables by hostess Mrs Harley Crowe. Mrs James Shaffer will host in two weeks.
The Officers club will hold its monthly meeting Monday evening at 10 West Washington Street in the Hoyt building. Joint hostesses are Mrs. Tillie Hartman and Mrs. Emma McKissick.
Mrs Maude Fisher Mrs Jessie Mayne Mrs Jessie Crooks Mrs Pearl Cook members of the Daughters of Union Veterans travel with Mrs Mary Dodds of Sharon to Lancaster to represent the local group at the grand G A R encampment.
Mrs. Claire Gorley and Mrs. W J Klingensmith, both of North Cedar Street, attended the Woman s Benefit association convention in Pittsburgh this week and will return to their homes today.
On Tuesday evening June 9 Mrs Nora McCann of Neshannock Avenue and Mrs E B Ray of Hillcrest Avenue will entertain at a card party in the former home. Bingo and five hundred will be featured.
Rev. 8S. J. Jackson of St. Pauls Baptist ends a fruitful revival at First Baptist Farrell with 19 members added. He leads services for Rev. S. P. Phillips of Tabernacle M Baptist Youngstown with 18 joining that church. Next week revival continues and St. Pauls Farrell hosts June 22 with Rev. W. M. Parker Day ton Ohio as speaker. Ever Ready Club meets Tuesday evening with Mrs. C. Farris on Sciota Street.
The P. L. D. Reading Circle will meet Monday evening with Mrs. Bell Shannon on Locust Street.
About 100 boys from the Y M C A boys' work department joined a three hour treasure hunt this morning then swam in the association pool. Earlier the first football teams started with 15 players.
Personal mentions list numerous residents and visitors across Moravia Ellwood City and New Castle. Individuals such as Miss Gartha Leslie and William Reep are noted at Moravia and Cleveland with others in and around Jameson Memorial hospital including Genevieve Canon and Miss Eva Halslander. Several patients are discharged or undergoing procedures while others travel for funerals and reunions.
City bureau reports May building activity with four new homes valued at about 20 300 and four garages totaling 3 770. Remodelling includes eleven dwellings at 4 650 and two buildings at 4 600.
Catherine A. Shoaff files for divorce from Howard O. Shoaff on cruelty grounds. Married October 1918, lived together until April 1930. Proceedings filed at the prothonotary’s office.
City council honors a $17.00 bill presented by Dr. W. A. Womer for testing water samples after one typhoid fever case. With health officer Dr. William L. Steen absent, Dr. Womer conducted the laboratory tests.
Walter H. Focer and Ada M. Ayres of Pittsburgh trading as S C Focers Sons sue Louis and Sarah Shear at the prothonotary's office to recover 438.65 dollars alleged due on a car load of potatoes shipped in October 1930 to the plaintiffs.
A court case involves a vehicle carrying 352 bushels of potatoes with an outstanding bill totaling $543.65, part of which has been paid.
Miss Esther Moyer, a returned missionary from Punjab India, will speak Sunday evening at the City Rescue Mission about her work there and her experiences in that country.
Ben J. Watkins superintendent of the City Rescue Mission will speak Sunday morning at the Church of the Nazarene on Falls Street and in the Mahoningtown Methodist church that evening.
The Bell Telephone Company announces a transition in the New Castle district with Guy F. Batchelor Jr. moving from Assistant Traffic Superintendent to Engineering Assistant this month.
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