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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1924

Page

5

Rescue Mission Plans for Picnic at Casade Park

Rev E J Berquist announces the annual City Mission picnic for mothers and children at Casade Park on June 19. Special P O cars will transport thousands to the playground with a noon meal. Tickets are available at the Mission. Needs include 400 loaves, 35 pounds butter, 25 pounds ham, 50 dozen eggs, four bushels potatoes, 40 dozen baked beans, two bushels lettuce, one case lemons, 50 homemade cakes, five gallons milk, 500 sweet pickles.

E. J. Berquist City Mission Casade Park P.O. Company Berquist

Benefit Dance to Aid Railroad Employes and Divisions

A Friday evening benefit dance and card party at the Palais Royale Neshannock avenue supports needy Erie and Ashtabula division railroad employees the EF Women’s Aid and A division. It serves as a farewell for C F E Whitlock longtime division superintendent and a reception for the new superintendent Mr Pitcairn. Committee plans and ticket sales are led by Mrs C E.

Erie and Ashtabula Pennsylvania Railroad A. Division Palaise Royale Neshannock Avenue C. F E. Whitlock Pitcairn

Whitlock Names Committee Members List

Whitlock chairs a committee including Miss Vera Hutchinson and Mrs. E. A. Fenton along with Mrs. J. G. Hartley Mrs. H. W. Burkley Mrs. H. S. Noble Miss Emily Rice Mrs. F. T. Perry Mrs. J. C. Han rahan Mrs. N. L. Bailey and Mrs. M. N. Warmer.

Storekeepers Meet at New Castle Junction

Storekeepers of the Baltimore and Ohio lines west of Pittsburgh to Chicago gather for their regular monthly meeting. The session is held in H. A. Lockhart’s New Castle Junction office this afternoon with D. S. Dawson presiding.

Baltimore and Ohio Pittsburgh Chicago H. A. Lockhart New Castle Junction D. S Dawson

Divisional Meeting Draws Regional Representatives

A divisional meeting includes representatives from the state forces of Cleveland Willard Painesville Chicago Pittsburgh and intermediate points where materials are kept. The gathering aims to coordinate storage and distribution across key hubs.

Stote Cleveland Willard Painesville Chicago Pittsburgh

New Castle Girl Dances At Dokey Minstrel Here

Ellwood City hosts a Dokies minstrel show with seventy five performers from Butler. Miss Lyda Fisher of New Castle dances Pitter Potter while Miss Minnie Holland and Company present A Minute in Music Land. The Chamber of Commerce helped bring the show, deemed one of the city’s best entertainments.

Ellwood City Liberty Theater Butler Ellwood Alice Friedman Helen Smulovitz Margaret Friedman Harry Baxter Lyda Fisher New Castle Music Land Minnie Holland and Marie de Fogie Mandolin Club Chamber of Commerce

Quote on Supreme Court and leadership in political sections

An observation that in past eras the Supreme Court decided laws while today widespread apathy governs. The speaker notes that anyone can be a born leader in a crowd where followers lack judgment.

Women’s ena Director Named for 1924 G O P Campaign

Mrs A T Hert of Kentucky will lead the Republican women’s campaign in 1924 succeeding Mrs Harriet Taylor Upham of Ohio who resigns as vice chairman of the Republican National Committee.

A. T Hert Kentucky G. O. P. Leader Harriet Taylor Upham Ohio Republican National Committee

Picnic Plans For F C A Expected To Be Finalized

Local Council No 180 to finalize details for the Fraternal Patriotic Americans big picnic set for June 14 at Idora Park Youngstown Ohio. About fifteen thousand members and families from Pennsylvania will attend with four special trains from Pittsburgh. The event will benefit the Allegheny orphanage and all committees are urged to attend.

Idora Park Youngstown Ohio Clendenin Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Allegheny

Horner pleads in liquor case before judge

Former County Treasurer C. Lee Horner entered a plea of no contest before Judge Emery to charges of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated transporting liquor and allowing another to drive while under the influence. He faces sentencing later.

C. Lee Horner Emery

Reading Circle Hosts Regular Meeting in New Castle

Regular meeting of the P. L. D. Reading Circle was held Monday evening at Mrs. Elizabth Thomas's home on Green Street. Papers were read by Mollie Johnson Mary Bunch Grace Boyd and Bessie Fitzhugh with music by the club quartet. Special guests included Emily Young Mary Finch Cora Duffin Sadie Belerbardie and Manila Grey.

P. L. D. Reading Circle Elizabeth Thomas Green Street Elizabeth Hamilton Mollie Johnson Mary Bunch Grace Boyd Bessie Fitzhugh Club Quartette Cora Duffin Mary Finch Emily Young Sadie Belerbardie Manila Grey

Fifth Annual State Grand Lodge Session Set At Union Baptist

Annual sermon scheduled for Sunday June 16 at 2 30 p m at Union Baptist church announced. The fifth annual session of the state grand lodge and grand temple U B O F S M F and juvenile division will convene June 24 at St Luke's AME Zion church. I L Dismukes state grand master and Mrs Hattie Randolph state grand princess will preside.

Neshannock Avenue Union Baptist Church State Grand Lodge Grand Temple U. B St Luke's A. M. E. Zion I. L Dismukes Hattie Randolph

Youthful Reflection on Love and Self Care

A reflective line describes youth and love finding gentler paths. The speaker notes that love did not push him to drastic acts but led only to personal care like washing his ears. The tone is intimate and ironic about youthful emotions and restraint.

Opening of Carnegie Steel Company playground thrills New Castle crowds

The New Castle recreational center opened with full swing as about three thousand people attended the Carnegie Steel Company playground movies on Monday. Thousands of children ages 3 to 16 visit daily enjoying games and amusements while families from outlying districts bring lunches and dine under large tents.

Carnegie Steel Company New Castle

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