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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1920
Page
9
Shelby clubs unite two baseball teams to form one strongest squad for the season. After past successes, players are selected and practice begins with plans for an early schedule and future games. Local fans anticipate a highly successful campaign.
The confirmation of a class of more than 20 children from the Italian Catholic parish of the Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary will take place at the church on Tuesday, Juneath. The Rt. Rev Regia Canevin, bishop of the Diocese of Pittsburgh, will administer the rite. This is the first class to receive confirmation in the parish since its organization. Godparents for the children will present themselves for holy communion on Sunday morning, Juneath.
Mrs G J Milliben of New Prighton hosted a six o’clock dinner in honor of a bride and groom. Attendees included the groom’s parents Mr and Mrs Frank Milliken of Pittshure. The couple plans to wed soon with close friends present, and Miss Kite of Rhine in Lovpnshiy attended prior to the marriage.
The Brien family and daughter of Pine Street travel for a month at Chautauqua Lake for the annual invitation tour. A fine program with a young choir entertained at the Connary Club.
Miss Dicks heads to Gary Indiana for a month visiting relatives and attending events. The trip includes planned time at local households and a formal gathering, with travel and family visits outlined in a compact itinerary.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe various remedies and personalities including Eckman’s Alterative and references to twenty years of WPbuilder work. Mentions aliases, locations, and unclear medical claims tied to a New Convent Normacy setting in Philadelphia.
ELLWOOT GIPY June 9 The Rainbow Girls class held a bridal shower for Miss Kerr on Monday at her home. Miss Kerr, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Kerr, will marry Clifford Swick of Park Avenue. The couple plan to reside in this city after the wedding. Miss Kerr is a graduate of the local high school. Mr Swick serves with the Syvick Department company of Theatre troupe.
In Ellwood City on June 6 the Italian Catholic Church of the Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary will mark St Anthony’s feast with a triduum and devotional services led by Rev. Fr. S. Murino. High Mass sessions are set for Friday evening and Sunday morning with a final blessing of lilies at 7 o clock.
A miscellaneous shower was hosted Monday evening at Mr and Mrs George Carmons home in honor of their daughter and her fiancé. Guests included numerous friends and relatives who brought useful articles and kitchenware as gifts. A light repast followed the social hour.
An extended trip is planned to the Middle West with stops in several cities. Details are unclear due to damaged text but references to dates and locations suggest meetings and potential engagements.
Bollinger family reunion planned for June 17 with many relatives listed as attendees. Notices mention friends visiting Varley and North Sawdeley, several local names, and a gathering at a cemetery park with extended family traveling from Batuyu N. Yoo and Flameboro.
Mrs. Ellen Greenwood age 64 died at her home in North Sewickley township after a recent illness at five oclock gestern. A key member of the First Baptist Church she was well known in the area. Survived by several sons, services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 from her house conducted by Rev. HM Pouk with interment in Low Grove Cemetery.
Harrye Katzenmeyer, son of Mr and Mrs J A Karee, sustained a fractured shoulder after slipping from a wheel. He fell as his foot caught in the front wheel spokes while near Ellwood City on a June day.
Misses Martha and Ruth Rutter of Frisco hosted No. 8 of the First Christian Church in Elwood City Pa. An evening social followed with pink and white decorations. Mrs David Floyd taught bodies as part of the program and a lunch was served by the hostesses.
Mrs. M. A. Ktnsrle travels to Greenshorr to spend a few days with her daughter Sara a student at St Josephs Academy. She plans to return with Sara who will spend the summer vacation in Ellwoom City.
All members of the Alfareta Re Nekah Lodge are requested to attend the meeting at the First National Bank on Friday evening for the installation of officers for the ensuing year.
Ellwood City notes June reports Cunningham left for Chicago to attend the GOP meeting. He will be away the rest of the week. One arrest was made by Chief Clarke for disorderly conduct. the man slept in jail and may receive a hearing later this week. Meg Storm and daughter Marion depart for Pennsylvania College for Women to attend commencement exercises. The Baptist church meeting on Lawrences Avenue planned a social gathering to raise funds.
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Mercer, Pa June 9 A rally of the County Children's Aid Society was held in Ridgway last week. C Le Mone sang for delegates who talked for an hour after the session. The Mercer County society highlighted fundraising and volunteer work aimed at aiding dependent children. Funeral notices and local obituaries followed, including Fred McBurney of Greenville.
Fragmentary Leesburg note mentions Mrs Cloreee Armatrong and Mrs Pd, Arm AIRONE, Minter George, and others in a vague health or social context. Names appear with unclear roles and several terms seem garbled, leaving the exact event or location indeterminate.
Household and town life items include Mrs. Rudolphs clerkship as she returns home. Children’s day exercises planned for Tre shyan children Sunday evening. News of injuries and recoveries from slate mine accidents and local incidents. Several residents from Moroni to New Castle attend church and visit relatives.
Harold Minick and his wife Fanny with Jack Armstrong and the Armstrong family motored to Grove City on Monday evening in a local family outing and trip.
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