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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
10
A midweek luncheon at the Country Club drew about ten Lunch eon Bridge members and guests, with Mrs. Bleaklay and Mrs. Oursler organizing. News notes include upcoming Whitestown weddings and local club meetings, plus planned picnics and reunions at Cascade Park and Miller Park in June.
Local notices list entertainments and reunions across several groups. Truth Seekers Class at First Christian church hosts Mrs Young and Mrs Fenlon. Section Three of Missionary Society to meet at Audley Boyd's New Wilmington home. Hershey Chapter plans flag raising. Emery and Pizor families hold reunion at Howard Pizer's near Grant City. Myers family reunion June 24 with out-of-town guests. travelers visit Lima to see Louis G. Love. Dott returns from Denver. Clyde Smith family at summer home. Woodrow jogtoo event at Kensington by Mrs Sweet.
County officials in Lawrence and nearby districts race to compile registration data as many forms lack required totals and alien counts. Sheriff Carl Johnston and Commissioner James A. Gardner organize lists and plan three public compilations including a newspaper, war department, and office copy.
The Central W C T U will gather in the YMCA parlors Friday evening in June for a brief meeting. Topics include comfort bags and the annual flower mission day, with a call for all to attend and vote. Mrs Thorte, press superintendent, South Side Union. The Southside W C T U met Tuesday at Mrs Doger Owens home on Agnew street with strong turnout. Two dollars was voted to purchase yarn for sailors bound for the Battleship Pennsylvania in support of war efforts. A telegram was sent to President Wilson urging prohibition as a war measure.
A short series titled Pencil Points from the Board of Trade column will run until Saturday this week due to a rush of business at the board of trade office. The item references the fastest firing rifle and mentions the Great War context with German lines noted.
A New Castle delegation from Afro-American groups will travel to Butler to attend the annual thanksgiving service of Butler lodge No. 38 Knights of Pythias and Court Catenthe No. 45. The group departs Harmony station on the 10:20 car Sunday June 10th, with a warm welcome promised and an invitation to all interested to attend.
Mrs P G Wilson of Uruton Avenue visits friends in Youngstown. Miss Esther Cooper of Fern Clarion County Fa visits parents on Terrace Avenue. Dr and Mrs I D Smith of Cadiz D visit sister Mrs W C Jones of Epworth Street en route to Cambridge Springs by automobile. Mr and Mrs H W Thompson of Nort Liberty Street return from three weeks in Cleveland. Mrs TLC Frahech of Norwood Avenue summoned to Cleveland due to illness of daughter Mrs E B Carbauga confined to Dal Rydiple hospital after operation.
J. J. McKnight was arrested in Croton after allegedly driving a horse onto F. D. Locke's lawn at 732 Croton Avenue. The animal toppled onto the lawn causing considerable damage. McKnight faced rockl driving and drunkenness charges and was released on a $10 forfeit.
We thank kind friends and neighbors for their kindness and for the beautiful floral tributes in our time of sorrow over the death of our loving husband son and brother Mrs C Cameron and mother Mr and Mrs C G Cameron and Family Adv A
Cards from various firms and corporations in the city regarding the flowers and efficiency campaign are sent to the board of trade. The inquiry asks if the firm would welcome a recommendation as to its own promises. Many replies come in affirmative.
Margaret N Shields to Wm Patton Slipperyrock one dollar. Michael Schindler to Joan Untch Fifth ward one dollar. Ellen L Durban to Lillian Rhodes Second ward one dollar. The Pittsburg Co to dosaphi Schaser Ellwood three hundred seventy five dollars. Antonio Sarcinetta to Louisiona Ellwood five hundred forty dollars. Joan C Offutt to Louis BR Specht Union one dollar. David H Cochran to Louis BR Specht Union thirty four dollars. Even J Lawry to Louis BR Specht Union one dollar.
A Madison Avenue resident, William Wallace, is noted as graduating yesterday from the electrical school in Washington DC. The brief item mentions a class member, and a stray aside about nursing sickly plants and plant watering temperatures.
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