School Term Proves Most Successful Despite Obstacles
A school term shows notable progress amid challenges as students and staff report steady gains. Despite difficulties, achievements in classrooms reflect resilience and sustained learning momentum.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1916
Page
8
A school term shows notable progress amid challenges as students and staff report steady gains. Despite difficulties, achievements in classrooms reflect resilience and sustained learning momentum.
Parents and patrons of the Mahoning school anticipate a strong start next term in the new and beautiful building now under construction. Pupils endured instruction in churches, vacant houses, and store rooms this year yet posted a remarkable scholastic showing.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m Morning service at 11 a m Sermon Not in Vain Class meeting at 12 00 Epworth League 7 p m Frank Davis leader Italian residents meeting 3 p m Rev D Aquarone Italian M E church in charge Children day exercises 7 45 p m replaces regular services Invited attendees
Mrs. Frank Hamilton and Miss Lucille Iman entertained eight guests at the Arlington hotel Thursday evening. A seven o'clock dinner followed by a pleasant visit at the Hamilton home on North Liberty street featured a pink and white color scheme. The occasion complemented Miss Clara Sample and Miss Helen Wilson as they depart this weekend for Yellowstone park to spend the summer.
Miss Margaret Shaffer of Shippensburg and Charles Walch of Chambersburg Pa. will be married next Wednesday by Rev D C Whitmarsh at the home of Mr and Mrs W W Jones New Castle Junction. After a short stay they will reside in Alliance Ohio where Mr Walch is employed.
Mrs. Ella Wynder entertained sixteen guests Friday afternoon from two to five o clock in honor of her daughter Helen who turned twelve. Games and music provided entertainment and at a seasonable hour refreshments were served by Mrs. Wynder who was assisted by Mrs. Ruth Frazier.
Miss Mabel Taylor of West Cherry Street hosts Sextette Club at her home with games and music as diversions. Dainty refreshments are served. the time for the next meeting will be announced later.
The Misses Senna and Kaletta Overlander and Messrs. Otto Stacey and Harry Cushing of East Palestine Ohio motored here Thursday evening and were the guests of Mrs. Robert Wilson of Montgomery Avenue.
A social held last evening at the Mahoning Methodist Episcopal Church drew a large crowd under the auspices of the church group. The event featured community fellowship and local participation.
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The King’s Herald band and the organization’s girls ran the event with proceeds totaling 41 dollars. The benefit attracted community support and produced a clear profit for local causes.
Construction starts on a new walkway linking the main school building to the northern annex. The project aims for a quick completion before proceeding with the remaining work.
Sunday school at 9 50 a m morning service at 11 o clock sermon topic Hallowed Be Your Name at C E 3 p m Y 18 C E 7 p m evening service at 7 0 clock sermon topic Opening a Duty Rev D C Whitmarsh pastor
Miss Elizabeth Johnston of North Cedar street travels to Yellowstone park to oversee a summer camp. Other party members from the city plan to depart Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Merrit Hilyard a well known barber of North Lafayette street is slowly recovering from what doctors suspect to be stomach poisoning after eating fresh tomatoes on Thursday.
The E and A division of the Pennsylvania railroad reports heavy coal shipments and rising business with employees kept busy as activity continues to grow.
Bible school at 9 45 a m Communion and preaching service at 11 a m Y P 8 C E 7 p m Evening service follows with youth and early church activities listed in brief.
The news note lists Rev. E. C. Harris as pastor and references a 7:45 o'clock service conducted by the minister.
J. C. Raney has begun painting his residence on West Cherry Street. Work started recently and will finish as weather conditions permit.
A list of residents from North Beaver, North Cedar Street, East Clayton Street and surrounding areas who were in the city on business or visiting friends. Notables include Mrs. P. C. Washburn ill in West Clayton Street and Harvey Bush home from Westminster College for the weekend. Several others traveled to Pittsburg or Wexford, with attendance at events and family visits noted.
A preview of the Sunday New York World offering a wide array of reading options. The paper features magazine stories humor and joke sections, editorial pieces metropolitan coverage and global news features. Fantomas continues in the magazine as The Exploits of Jove in volume two.
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