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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
47
German magnate Hugo Stinnes visited The Hague for the Russian reconstruction conference in a private capacity. He arrived late Thursday for a few hours, fueling talk of pending business deals. The visit followed his London trip, amid a major committee agenda at the conference.
A London choir of 1,000 voices has been organized under the League of Arts to sing at public ceremonies. The ensemble will perform at city events and public gatherings, showcasing a broad repertoire and community participation.
The Ma honing Methodist Bible class taught by Mrs. W. J. Osborn honored their teacher with a six o'clock dinner at Mrs. G. G. Emerick’s home on Sixth Street. Ten attended, pink and white decor, a birthday cake with candles, and music by Miss Frances Turner. Mrs. Osborn received a shower of handkerchiefs.
An 18 year old, Louis Fry of Newell Avenue, left Princeton Presbyterian Church Wednesday afternoon with his father's decommissioned Maxwell car, an open top and gasoline can for a cross country trip to California. Neighbors heard him say he planned to go. police may intercept him.
Relatives in the ward report Mrs. Fleetwood Bond along with her daughter Mrs. C. H. Walls and son Jack of Cherry Street left May 19 for an extended visit with relatives in England. They and their party enjoyed the voyage aboard the ocean liner Majestic, with no storms encountered, taking about a week from New York.
Courtesy party given by the T A T club for Mrs J A Tschuor of Madison avenue and her sons Lawrence and John as they depart for Akron to join her husband. The gathering at Mrs J A McAuley’s home was informal with refreshments served later.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Stickle of Beaver Falls visited Mr and Mrs C H Frew of Liberty Street North Liberty to attend the funeral of James Stickle, the brothers of the visitors, in Princeton on Wednesday.
On Thursday afternoon June 15 at 2 oclock Miss Nancy Janes Colter and George E Milner, prominent young Grove City residents, were quietly married at the Mahoning Methodist parsonage on Newell Avenue with Rev C A Williams officiating. Unattended ceremony. After a brief wedding trip the couple will reside in Grove City.
Mrs W C Patterson of North Cedar Street attended the Presbyterial meeting of the Beaver Valley Presbytery held Thursday at the Presbyterian church in New Galilee. She was sent as a delegate from the local Presbyterian church.
With the pastor Rev. S. J. Purvis away due to his brother Russell Purvis’ death in Grove City, there will be no preaching service Sunday morning or evening. Sunday school will convene as usual at 9 50.
Mrs. C. J. Bernhart of North Liberty Street attends the twenty eighth session of the Grand Chapter in Harrisburg June 12 to 15 and will arrive home this evening. She is the worthy matron of New Castle chapter No 105. Lawn fete on Mahoning Presbyterian Church lawn Tuesday evening hosted by the Bible class taught by A R Mornes with Japanese lanterns and a large crowd expected.
Dale Patterson and Stewart Eastwood, University of Pennsylvania students, will leave Monday for Philadelphia to resume summer work with Patterson's parents in North Cedar Street. R. T. D. club members enjoyed a 1 o'clock luncheon hosted by Mrs. Chris Ketzel on East Madison Avenue with pink and white decor and peony centerpiece.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jones of Madison Avenue have purchased the residence of J. A. Tschuor and will move in within a few days. Mr. Tschuor and family departed today for Akron, where they will reside.
Mrs. Robert Martin of Greenville visits her niece Mrs. J O Kingston in Wabash avenue. Mrs. R A Barker of Madison avenue visits friends in Albion pa. Miss Mildred Weisbaker of North Cedar street shows improvement after illness. Mrs. W J Osborn returns from Pittsburgh. Mrs. Harvey Booker travels from North Liberty street to Chicago and Peoria ill. Mrs. D F Evans visits Newton Falls with East Cherry street friends. Mrs. E D Woods and daughter are mentioned in the same notices.
Advertised Zemo claims to relieve eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar skin troubles. The liquid supposedly cleanses soothes and heals skin quickly with instant relief from itching and distress. A 35 cent bottle or 1.00 extra large bottle is offered.
Betty of North Cedar street comes home from a week with relatives in Reynoldsville Pennsylvania accompanied by her father John McCartney. Mrs. N. C. Cearfoss on Cherry street returns from a visit with Mrs. E. H. Clark and daughter Martha Ellen. West Cherry street residents Martha Ellen and Mrs. E. H. Clark visit Beaver Falls. Mrs. E. L. Cox and daughter Janet of Masury Ohio guests of Samuel Cox on North Cedar street. Mrs. Samuel Houk of Princeton returns from her daughter's home on Cherry street. Mrs. Fred Flowers of Second street and Mrs. Harold Anangst of Cherry street shop in Pittsburgh Thursday. Mrs. Joseph Depietro of Ashtabula Harbor visits Mrs. Samuel Depietro on East Cherry street. Mrs. Rolla Harkless of Sharon visits Mrs. George Harkless on Sycamore street.
Lake MacNab of Wallace avenue sustained a wrist fracture when a car backfired as he cranked it. The fracture was reduced and is healing well, but the injury has left him incapacitated from work for several weeks.
London reported heavy fighting on the southern Manchuria frontier where General Wu Pei Fu and General Chang Tso Lin’s armies clash. The International News Service notes ongoing hostilities and strategic maneuvering as tensions persist near border areas.
Report from Tien Tsin and Peking claims General Wu's forces surrounded General Chang's Manchurian army. Wu backs the new Peking government while Chang allies with Sun Yat Sen's South China republic.
The text notes that Chinese soil is exceedingly fertile with one square mile able to support roughly 4,000 people, illustrating ease of agriculture in the region.
Edgar A. Clark of South Bend says he was three years a policeman and nine years a detective in Grand Rapids and in Toledo five minutes before a slick pocketed him for 40 dollars at Union Station. He reports the theft occurred upon arrival. police are investigating.
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