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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
5
Rev Ordway from Newark New Jersey arrives with wife and daughter to take charge of the Presbyterian church at Moravia Pa He will preach his first sermon on Sunday June 25 at the Moravia church Special to The News.
Mr and Mrs J P Duff entertained many young friends Tuesday afternoon from two to four in honor of their son Wilbur s birthday. Amusements were arranged for the children and a delicious repast was served by Mrs Duff to mark the occasion.
Misses Althea Wallace Alma Benson and Kerr Martin attend the County Sabbath school convention at Mahoningtown Presbyterian church. Also attending are Misses Al lurah Leslie Mary Belle McBride and Mary Belle McKinley.
A community picnic is set for July 4 at the home of Mr and Mrs R W Barnes in Moravia. The noon dinner will be served and several hundred guests are expected, including a crowd from Ellwood City.
Mr. DeArmant was re-elected principal of the Bessemer schools at a recent school board meeting. Miss Zula Lush of Moravia has been elected teacher of the primary grades.
Misses Katherine McKinley Matilda Hopper and Martha Gil, teachers at this place, left to attend the summer school at Geneva College.
Mr and Mrs Davis Campbell of Willow Grove invite friends and relatives to their home for a July 4th celebration.
Mr and Mrs F E McConnell will host a family gathering on July 4 inviting relatives to celebrate Independence Day.
The McAnlis Patterson reunion will be held at the McAnlis school house in Moravia on July 4.
A series of social items notes illnesses visits and guests in Moravia and surrounding areas. People mentioned include Mrs Nifsan Tindall Miss Irene Davis Hazel Cunningham F W Cochran and many families from New Castle Kent Wampum and Vandergrift with weekend and weekday visits and a funeral at Leesburg Mercer County.
Russel Hoffmeister is confined to the house by illness while J. E. Sedgwick paints the home of C. S. McCullough. Mr and Mrs Elmer Douglass were over Sunday guests in Pittsburg. Ella MacWilliams recovers from acute indigestion. Donald MacWilliams of New Castle spends the week with grandparents as Wiley Dickson departs for Youngs.
The Children’s Aid Society of Lawrence County seeks a good home for a four year old boy and a six year old girl who are siblings and strongly attached. They are Americans, bright, healthy, happy and well behaved, and may be adopted. The girl cares for her brother as a devoted nurse. For details call 184 or write to 221 East Falls street New Castle Pa.
Messrs. Lloyd Miller of Youngstown and Edwin Miller of Bessemer called on relatives Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. James MacWilliams and Mrs. Harry Gibson of New Castle spent Monday evening with their parents. William Hillborne and Ralph Byers of New Castle enjoyed a bicycle ride to the MacWilliams home and spent Tuesday with Donald Williams.
Charles Morgan was taken to Butler General hospital on Monday for treatment. He was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boozle, and the trip was made in the Boozle automobile.
Miss Jeannette Marks celebrated as bride elect at a Tuesday shower hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Heber and WCTU members. She received numerous beautiful gifts.
Mrs. James McConnell recent visitor in Evans City. Charles Harmen a Butler Business College student was a recent visitor at his home here. Rev. A. G. Woods of Bessemer attended the area notes.
Sermon will be delivered Friday and Saturday. Rev and Mrs George Cheesman with sons Charles and Edward have departed for a new home in Unionville. Rev J R Loughner returns from Presbytery meeting at Prospect this week. Mrs Olive Campbell of Butler and Dr and Mrs Campbell of Ford City visited Misses Harriet and May Cleland recently.
The Beaver Valley presbytery installed Rev. John A. King as minister of the Darlington and New Galilee Presbyterian church. King, a Western Pennsylvania Theological Seminary student, was ordained and installed. Also noted were remarks on an Atlantic City conclave by Rev. William Parson and talks by Revs. Lucas Carr and Henry N. Potter. John T. Howard was licensed to preach. King previously served as principal of the New Wilmington high school.
An article promotes nuxated iron as a life changing remedy. A fifty year old man gains youthful vigor after taking iron, with doctors urging tests of strength before and after two weeks of treatment. The ad cites claims of doubled strength in ten to fourteen days and offers money back guarantees through local druggists.
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