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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1918
Page
5
The Christopher Columbus hall on South Liberty street in Mahoningtown will be dedicated tomorrow with parades and public access all day. Maurice DeNuccio has led the society the past year for the hall’s completion, praised for its size and facilities.
Dave Taylor of North Cedar Street, a well known Pennsylvania engineer, has resumed his duties after several days of illness. His many friends will be pleased to hear of his recovery.
Thomas Turner a well known B. and QO engineer of Cedar street has enlisted in the engineering corps and expects to be called in a few days.
George Meyers a well known hardware merchant on Cherry Street fell from the roof of his store Friday morning. He was found bruised and scratched but no bones were broken. a physician was called to treat him.
Sunday school commences at 9 45. Preaching service at 11. Class meeting at 12. Epworth League at 7. Evening worship at 7 45. All are welcome.
First mass at 8 30. Second mass at 10 30. Benediction follows immediately. Sunday school begins at 2 30.
Sunday school begins at 9 45 morning service at 11 Christian Endeavor at 7 and preaching at 7 45 The Junior Society will not meet again until September 1.
Mrs. Harry Evans hosted a surprise party for her daughter Hannah Evans to celebrate her 14th birthday at their Madison avenue home last evening. Guests enjoyed games, dancing, and music, with Miss Evans receiving many presents and refreshments served by Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Ethel Haney, and Miss May Ryan. Participants included Marguerite Delane, Sarah O Donnell, Carroll Sheldon, Mildred Mitchell, Stella Lyden, Mildrew Farrell, Lillian Clingsmith, Mary Skuba, Anna Lyden, Evelyn Swagger, Gertrude McFarland, Nellie Truby, Katherine Barido, Hannah Evans, and numerous young men lounging on the guest list.
Bible school at 9 45 a m. Preaching at 11 o clock. Evening services at 7 45 p m. Community gathering details may vary by week.
Mrs. Edward Ridley of Cedar street learns her brother Roy Sitler once of Madison avenue now based in Caspar Wyoming has enlisted in the Engineering corps and expects to depart for France soon. Seeks local jeweler advices and town social updates follow in the Seventh Ward personals noting visits by Otto Talbitzer A Stevens the Daughertys McGinnis Wilson Druschel Taylor Kyle and others with trips to Youngstown Pittsburg and Cleveland.
John Hotchkiss of Sebring Ohio and F W Creeks of Pittsburg were in the ward on business. Rena Clark of New Bedford visits her sister Mrs James Gillen of Cedar street. A A Young of North Beaver was a business visitor. Mrs W C Jenkins attends Emmanuel Baptist Sunday school convention in Zion. J B Topham of Uniontown home. Miss Wachob, a former teacher, and other young ladies prepare for new duties. total 14 girls in Youngstown office.
Miss Lillie O. Tallman Miss Helen J. Carteris and Miss Nona Wachob of New Bedford Pa have been appointed clerks in Youngstown Ohio announced today. The trio joins a city office staff and will perform rigorous clerical duties.
Council approved Councilman W. T. Burns motion to send City Controller Porter to the National Council of City Controllers meeting in Atlantic City starting June 19. The action designates official travel and participation by Porter in the meeting.
Rex Beach drama set on the Southwest border follows Alaire Austin and Dave Law in a romance amid border turmoil. The feature portrays Texas Rangers in a controversial invasion of Mexico and includes perilous scenes of captivity, danger, and dramatic love amid upheaval.
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