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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1920
Page
24
Mrs. D. S. Evans of East Cherry street learned of the death of her grandson Evans Loftin of Mineral Springs Missouri. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Loftin was one year old. He contracted the flu in February and died Sunday June 6.
Bert Iman disposes of his North Cedar street pool hall to devote full time to the office of state president of the Eternal Order of Eagles. His successors BE. P. Gordon and P. J. Kelly, both noted local young men, will immediately begin property improvements.
Mrs. Ralph Finnick and her son Ralph returned from a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs EB M Johnson of West Clay Street. They were accompanied by Miss Dorothy Johnson who will stay a few days at that residence.
C Bollard of West Cherry street, a B and O engineer, was painfully injured when his foot slipped while stepping down off his line. He badly sprained one leg and an ankle and will be out of work for some time.
A compilation of residents and their weekend travels and visits across Youngstown and nearby towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin Ily, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reiber, L. V. Cooper, Miss Helen Dungan, Mrs. Bert Myers, Norman Cochran, Mr. and Mrs. Gormley, Betty, David Pitzer, J. B. Dye, John Young, Raymond Holliday, H. J. Smith, Mrs. John DeWolfe, Clarence Patterson, Mrs. Joseph Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. Earl DeWolfe, Miss Marie King, and Mrs. William Beam with locations in Kent, Cleveland, Conneaut Lake, Meadville, Greenville, Philadelphia, Akron, Newell Avenue, North Cedar Street, and Spruce Street.
The Summer School enrollment rose steadily this morning to 461, the largest ever held in the city. The figure shows many pupils are eager to work off conditions during the summer term.
Commercial graduates from 1904 to 1920 are urged to attend the alumni picnic at the Y M C A on June 26. A meeting last evening formed a ladies committee to arrange supper for June 25, with Mrs Floyd Perrine as chair. Tickets for the dancing pavilion cost one dollar for the day and are limited to alumni.
President Wilson mails a letter to Col. John McElroy, commander of the Department of Potomac, Grand Army of the Republic, expressing he would attend in spirit the loyalty demonstration planned for June 14 and praising loyalty as a heartfelt national virtue.
Edenburg Mrs Elmer Breckenridge and daughter Ada of Ashtabula Harbor were weekend guests of Elmer Breckenridge's mother Mrs Elmor Needler. Mr and Mrs J M Mormeister were New Castle visitors Saturday evening. Mrs Mary Stewart of New Castle spent Sunday evening with friends in town, Mr and Mrs C V Mack and daughter were mentioned.
The text lists residents and visitors in New Castle and Mahoningtown. Alice daughter of Mr. and Mrs...., Miss Thelma Louden visited New Castle Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McGuire and children Charles and Lucille from Mahoningtown called on friends Sunday evening, Mrs. Jane Knapp from Mahoningtown visited Edenburg Sunday evening, and Mrs. A. Cousins visited New Castle Sunday evening.
A Saturday paper claimed Mrs. Leah Euwer sold her property at 35 East Lincoln Avenue. That report was erroneous. the property remains for sale and has not been transferred.
New Castle Lodge No 160 and Robert Blum Lodge Knights of Pythias along with the Pythian Sisterhood schedule memorial services for departed members. The 2 30 pm event in the city building lodge room features a program with the Urmson Male Quartette and speakers W T Burns and C W Herman Hess. The public is invited and attendance is expected to be large.
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