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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
27
A pot of jam sent to a sick friend is praised for its dainty wrappings. The container is enclosed in dark green crepe paper tied with red and green silk threads, with a frilled neck and crimson leaf-like decorations. The piece contrasts social class remarks and a Life magazine quip about empathy.
The Celeste Girls Kensington met at Miss Frances Vatter’s North Cedar Street home on Wednesday evening with all members present. Baskets of summer flowers and a pink blue color scheme decorated the room while music and fancywork provided entertainment. Miss Marguerite De Jane received a boudoir lamp as a Westminster College music department graduate. A dainty luncheon followed, and the next meeting is set for two weeks hence with location to be announced.
At the Madison Avenue Christian Sunday school monthly meeting plans were made for the annual picnic in late August and to send a younger member to the Young People's training camp. Superintendent M L Andrews was authorized to select the delegate. A children's day practice was postponed due to rain with a new rehearsal scheduled Friday at 2 30 PM. Miss Sallie Ketzel of West Madison Avenue returned Wednesday from Slippery Rock.
Mix juice of two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White to create a freckle and tan cream. Shake well, apply daily to face neck arms and hands to bleach freckles and blemishes and achieve a clearer rosy complexion.
At Slippery Rock, attendees joined the alumni banquet and dance Tuesday evening celebrating the Slippery Rock State normal school. The event drew former students and local residents for a social gathering and reunion.
Installation services for Rev Daniel C Schnebly pastor of Mahonintown Presbyterian church will be held Tuesday evening June 12 at 745 Rev R E Porter of Westfield Presbyterian will moderate Rev David C Whitmarsh of McKeesport former pastor will deliver the sermon Rev J Purvis of Youngstown Ohio another former pastor will give the charge to the church and Rev F E Reese of this city will give the charge to the pastor Keith Wilson a student of Ann Arbor University arrives next week to visit his home on West Madison avenue and will later work at the summer resort in Promise City Michigan
Troop I of the Mahoning Boy Scouts will gather this evening at seven o'clock in the school gymnasium for a meeting.
Music pupils under Miss Marguerite Delane present a piano recital at her East Clayton street home on Wednesday evening June 20. About 20 students participate with parents as special guests. Last year’s recital was exceptionally good and this year’s program may surpass it.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sherman and family of West Madison avenue and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Baer of East Washington street will motor to Mercer this evening to attend an evening party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Howard Siple whose marriage occurred on May 14.
Mrs. Robert Barnes Mrs. George Emerick and Mrs. Quincey Davy will serve as hostesses for the monthly C. H. Martin Bible class gathering. The Mahoning Methodist Sunday school event occurs in the church parlors this evening.
Mr and Mrs Phillip Fisher of the Arlington Hotel attended the dress rehearsal of the Bott Dancing Academy fifth annual revue in Youngstown Park theatre. Margaret Fisher, a student and performer, will appear in ballet in the Friday show. Mrs Fisher and her mother also attended. Genera Pelosi of Lafayette street remains ill. The lad who acted in The Slipper of Fitness is noted for his past performance.
W S Caskey, funeral director, confirms Mr Jackson his wife and daughter began a motor trip to California on May 15. Latest message from Caskey provides no further route details or ETA.
Mr and Mrs Caskey arrived at Phoenix Arizona and are getting along fine with no trouble. They will visit relatives in Los Angeles and return home in August accompanied by their son Gray who has been in the West since last September.
An important meeting of the Board of Stewards is set for this evening at 7 45 in the parlors of the Mahoning Methodist church.
J. E. Bye of West Madison Avenue returned from a motor trip to Slippery Rock Pennsylvania where he attended the Slippery Rock State Normal alumni banquet and dance Tuesday evening. He was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Ralph and Miss Elsie Davis of Boyles Avenue.
Miss Helen Wilson of Donora guests her parents Mr and Mrs R F Wilson of Madison Avenue. Guy Bailey of Madison Avenue, once critically ill, is reported to be improving. Mrs Anne Bestwick of Madison Avenue returns from Sandy Lake after attending the graduation exercises there. Miss Anna Ketzel of Madison Avenue visits friends in Ellwood City. Mrs Gertrude Wagner of Baden Pa visits sister Mrs P M Deep of West Clayton Street.
Instructions describe using two long wooden rods inserted into slots at the ends of flame for sinen compresses. The sticks rest on a pan of boiling water and twisting them in opposite directions wrings the compress readily for application to the patient.
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