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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1928
Page
3
Tuesday's clubs announced events including J C club with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Brenton on Maryland Avenue and Tuesday Bridge Club hosted by Mrs Harry Bowman at N Mercer SubEBe.
Mr and Mrs R J Meermans announce the marriage of their daughter Trent Howell Price of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh on November 3 1927 attended by Miss Mary Kate Wilson and Dr Frank Goering. The bride a Carnegie Tech drama student and high school graduate. Mr Price son of Mr and Mrs Fnech Price Bryn Athyn Pa is a Columbia University 1920 graduate and partner in Gethart and Price Pittsburgh advertisers. The couple will reside in Pittsburgh.
Wednesday events across Gaston and surrounding towns include the Gaston park reunion of several clubs with a noon picnic and music program. Local ladies attend Grand Lodge East ern Star meetings at Conneaut Lake. A doctor and other professionals pursue medical conventions in Minneapolis and Mayo Clinic.
The Konjola Man promotes a new remedy made from two root and herb ingredients claiming to relieve stomach, kidney, and bowel pains without alcohol or drugs. Mrs Crale describes dramatic relief after using Konjola, praising its source, Love and Magowh Drug Store, 204 East Washington Street, New Castle, with others endorsing it locally.
Miss Martha Porter of Frederic pa is guest of Miss Marjory Watkins Carlisle street. Mrs Harry Welsh of Knox street spent Monday as guest of Mr and Mrs Emer Wysner of Ambridge. Mr and Mrs Emer Wysner of Ambridge spent Sunday as guests of Mr and Mrs James Wysner of Knox street John Leonard and Paul Arow assistant secretaries at the New Castle M C A are now taking their vacations. Rev T W English pastor of Croton avenue M E church who has been seriously ill at his home on Haus avenue is reported slightly improved. Miss Edna Turk Miss Peg Cubit Dr Jack Hosack and Louis Audre of Franklin pa were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs John Evans Temple avenue. Mrs Helen Newell and Miss Sara Newell left today for a motor trip to Chambersburg. Mrs Newell will remain there for a visit while Miss Newell will go to Philadelphia to be guest of Mrs Russell Kent for several weeks. Assistant Chief of the Fire department H Clare Stockman and wife of East Washington street returned home Sunday evening from Chicago where the former attended the international convention of the International Alliance Stage Employes and Moving Picture Operators.
Mrs E Fankhouser presented four piano students Iva Mayberry Jean Wilson Alerit Hyde and Elizabeth Gilfillan at her Crawford Terrace home Saturday afternoon about 63 guests attended with Mrs RA Wallace and Mrs J Led Fink hosting A second recital followed in the evening with a larger group including Florence Safler Audrey Guililand Ralph Davies June Duff and many others about 65 relatives and friends attended and charity refreshments were served
Miss Marion Jeannette Haydon becomes Mrs. Morris William Hyte in a ceremony at the First Baptist Church parsonage on Saturday June 9 at 11 o clock. Rev George M Lands officiated. The couple will reside at 358 Ohio Avenue Midland after a wedding trip to the East. Mr Hyte is with Pittsburgh Crucible Steel Co and Mrs Hyte teaches at the Senior High School in Pittsburgh.
Miss Anna Mae Hamilton daughter of Mr and Mrs HR Hamilton of West Cherry street married Paul Kerr son of Mr and Mrs J E Kerr of Cedar street at nine thirty this morning at the Mahoning Presbyterian parsonage with Rev DB Schnebly officiating. The Newlyweds left for an eastern run and will reside at 302 Sedar street after June 15. Local notices follow about club entertainments and meetings.
In county court before Judge Chambers the Commonwealth charged Willan Alo with driving while intoxicated after a night incident in Market alley. Policeman Greer testified a stalled car near Sherman House was hit by a rapid driver, narrowly missing him. Alo was arrested and later charged with intoxicated driving.
The Echoel of Nursing graduation exercises at New Castle hospital will be held Tuesday evening June 12 in the auditorium of the Senior High School at 8 p.m. The largest class in school history, fifteen graduates, will receive diplomas. Adolph Green will preside. principal address by Rev. Kevin Gainagh of Pittsburgh. Dr Won Campbell will also speak. Diplomas presented by B F Moorhead. A musical program will conclude. The public is invited.
The New Castle Glee Society announces its annual July 4 picnic at Lakewood Beach. Members are invited and urged to register with David Lewis, Darber, Long Avenue, Sol Davis, East Washington Street, or Daniel Hughes, secretary, for a day of sports and amusements.
Edward Schultz, long time pilot at Hartansourg road airport, has accepted the post of chief pilot with Mayer Aircraft Corporation in Pittsburgh. Announcement made this morning.
Mr and Mrs Charles Maaze announce a daughter born June 7 named Josephine Angeline at Pearl Sun Street. Troy T Varley of 149 Miller Avenue announces a daughter named Edward Aljurn born Friday June 8. Charles Hammond of North Lafayette Street reports a son named William Kenneth. J R Erischner of 306 Winter Avenue reports a son named Richard Francis. David J Daniels of Waldo Street reports a daughter born Sunday June 10 at Grove City Homeopathic Hospital named Doris Jean. The brown derby campaign emblem notes derby race winners jump wet places.
The seventh grade North Street Girl Reserves will hold a picnic at Camp East Brook on Wednesday. The group meets at the Y W C A at 2 o clock and will hike to the camp. Train fare for the round trip is noted.
Several New Castle Afro-American officers Samuvels Augustine and Thompson began two week vacations. Frank M Jones scheduled for fourteen days off remains confined to Shenango Key hospital in serious condition with outcome undetermined. A play titled Out in the Streets will be presented at St Luke's.
Promoter touts MELLO-GLO French Process Powder as long lasting. It allegedly reduces shine, gives a soft peach complexion, and minimizes pores. Shoppers in McKee’s Kut Rate Store are urged to try it for beauty and purity.
An A M E Zion church notices an event on Elm Street scheduled for June 12 at 8 o clock in the evening. The fragment provides location and time but lacks further details about activities or organizers.
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