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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1926

Page

3

Honor Graduates Attended Supper-Dance Treat

Mr. and Mrs. G. H. DeVore and Mr. and Mrs. J. Blaha entertained Shenango Valley hospital 1926 graduating class and friends at a 4 Supper-dance at the Field club Monday evening. Guests included Mabel Moore Ruth Young Gladys Pool Mabel Peterman Genevieve MacKay Katherine Stickel Samuel Leonard James Reed J Kenneth Louden William Lighty Frank McCrudden and Reginald Bailey.

G. H. DeVore West Wallace Avenue J. Blaha Winter Avenue Shenango Valley Hospital Field Club Mabel Moore Ruth Young Gladys Pool Mabel Peterman Genevieve MacKay Katherine Stickel Messrs Samuel Leonard James Reed J. Kenneth Louden William Lighty Frank McCrudden Reginald Bailey

Annual picnic for Current Events of ’96 in church hall

Members and families of the Current Events of 96 enjoyed a noon picnic at Central Presbyterian Church dining room. An elaborate menu and floral decor highlighted the event. Out of town guests included Miss Alice Cope, Mrs. EF A Butz, and Mrs. Ye. & Thomas. Regular meetings paused until fall.

Central Presbyterian Church Benjamin Jenkins George McClelland James Patterson J. H. Cox Alice Cope Pittsburgh EF. A. Butz Alliance Thomas Cleveland

Luncheon Honors June Bride-Elect

Mrs. F. W. Cameron hosted a one o clock luncheon on Garfield avenue for ten guests honoring Miss Mildred McClelland a Shenango Valley hospital nurse whose marriage is set for this week. Pink and white color tones were used and a mock wedding plus an apron shower followed the luncheon.

Mildred McCleland Shenango Valley Hospital F. W . Cameron Garfield Avenue

Dorcas Class Members Honored by Mrs Barnes in Elizabeth Street Home

Mrs Don Barnes hosted the Epworth M EF Bible school Dorcas class at her Elizabeth street home Tuesday evening. A shower of handkerchiefs was presented to Miss Agnes Mc Creary who is leaving soon for California. Refreshments followed, served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs Sankey, Mrs Stitzinger and Mrs Newton.

Don Barnes Elizabeth Street Dorcas Epworth M. EF. Bible School Agnes McCreary California Sankey

Miss Lena Green Weds John Kenny in St Josephs Church

Miss Lena Green daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Green West Wallace avenue married John Edward Kenny of New York at 11 this morning in St Josephs church Rev Fr A J Weisen berger presided with Frs Brennan Clifford and M J Brennan The church was decorated with palms and lilies The bride wore white chiffon with a pearl and orange blossom veil The attendants included Mrs Frank Malloy Lorain as matron of honor and Miss Regina Popp among others A wedding breakfast followed at the New Castle Field Club with about 100 guests They will reside in New York City after a wedding trip Out of town guests included relatives from Toronto Beaver Pa New York City and other cities

Lena Green Adolph Green West Wallace Avenue John Edward Kenny New York St. Joseph's Church A. J. Weisenberger M. J. Brennan F. S. Clifford Frank Malloy Lorain Regina Popp Gertrude Kenny Baltimore Catherine Derivaux Newark N. J Georgette Sue Kelly Vicksburg Dresden Rodger Riley Chicago Ill Lee Trower Charles Hoban Walter Jackson Pittsburgh Joseph Green Pride New Castle Field Club Kenny Robert Toler Toronto Harold Reed Beaver A. Goldman New York City L. Sehwitz Youngstown Alex Goon J. Mover Feder Janet Feder Sharon Alec Rosenburg Detroit Mich Philip Green Carnegie, Pa Max Hart

Luncheon-Bridge at New Castle Field Club

Mrs. Herb D. McGoun and Mrs. P. Smith hosted a Tuesday luncheon bridge at the New Castle Field Club. Fourteen members attended with luncheon served at 1 o'clock. High scores were claimed by Mrs. 8. W. Perry and Mrs. G. G. Stitzinger. Next hosts to be announced later.

Herb D. McGoun P. Smith New Castle Field Club W. Perry G. G. Stitzinger

Mrs. Polin Hosts Afternoon Party Honoring Mrs. Dentzel

Mrs. C. O. Polin of Harding avenue entertained Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. John Dentzel of Vandergrift Pa., house guest of Mrs. Roy Smith. Five hundred and music were highlights with prizes won by Mrs. Dentzel and Mrs. Norman Smith. Piano solos by Miss Edith Polin and Mrs. Norman Smith. Dainty refreshments served. hostess aided by Mrs. Roy Smith.

C. O. Polin Harding Avenue John Dentzel Vandergrift Pa Roy Smith Huron Avenue Norman Smith Edith Polin

Greenville Parties Honor Bride-Elect

Miss Margaret Wright of Winter avenue returned from Greenville Pa where she was the weekend guest of Miss Marie Taft. Saturday she was guest of honor at a dinner and shower at Miss Lydia Russell home for Greenville College club members. Monday Mrs Craig Brackin hosted a luncheon and shower honoring Miss Wright.

Margaret Wright Winter Avenue Greenville Marie Taft Lydia Russell Greenville College Club Craig Brackin Miss Wright

Music recital at Mrs Calahan home on Blaine street

Mrs J Calahan presented her class in a Monday evening music recital at her Blaine street home. Students played piano steel guitar banjo mandolin and violin with readings by Mrs W C McCalmont. Special guests were Mrs Leonard Calahan of Corning NY and Mrs Say Calahan of Wellsboro PA. A dainty lunch followed served by Mrs Callahan with aides Mrs J Elder Bryan Mrs F E Alborn Mrs Charles Layton and Mrs W McCalmont. Participants included Katharine Wilson Eleanor Brudin Lorne Beall Genevieve McCalmont Mildred Layton Hazel Roberts Virginia Calahan Dorothy Meyers Carolyn Snider Miss Anna Freed Miss Ruth Shaw Miss Eleanor Thomas Miss Alice Reese Audry War Genevieve Baker Burdette Callahan Errol Alborn Arthur Oberleightner Robert Chappel Dale Williams Dean Williams and Robert Stone.

J. Calahan Blaine Street W. C. McCalmont Leonard Calahan Corning N. Y Say Calahan Wellsboro Callahan J. Elder Bryan F. E. Alborn Charles Layton W. (. McCalmont Katherine Wilson Eleanor Brudin Lenore Beall Genevieve McCalmont Mildred Layton Hazel Roberts Virginia Calahan Dorothy Meyers Carolyn Snider Anna Freed Ruth Shaw Eleanor Thomas Alice Reese Audry War Genevieve Baker Dale Shoaf Edward Rumbaugh Geyer Bean Burdette Callahan Errol Alborn Arthur Oberleightner Robert Chappel Dale Williams Dean Williams Robert Stone

Club Notices and Members List From Cascade Area

Circulation includes T T Club and D D G Club listing members and meeting sites at Cas cade Park and Winter avenue. Several clubs name members such as Mrs H J Michael Mrs Ern est Smith Mrs C A McCready and Mrs Emer son Chalmers with locations on Shaw Cascade Wallace Ellwood Beckford and East Washington streets.

T. T. Club H. J. Michael Scott Street D. D. G. Club Cascade Park Gramada Kensington Ernest Smith Winter Avenue Circulating Book Club C. A. McCready Shaw Street Ladies’ Scottish Club Emerson Chalmers N. H. D. Kensington W. T. Sterling Wallace Avenue Mutato Club W. A. Strimater Rita Girls George Lowery Mill Street S. O. B. Kensington B. Feetch Ellwood Road Clare Collingwood County Line Street O. B. F. Club Paul McCandless Beckford Street Charles Covert East Washington Street Friendly Harry Doerr Huron Avenue F. M. N. Club Clare Lutz E. O. W. Club

Aiken Family Reunion to Gather at Cascade Park

The annual Aiken family reunion will be held at Cascade Park on Saturday June 26. The event invites all relatives to join for a day of gathering and activities at the park venue.

Aiken Cascade Park

Entertain Jointly At Afternoon Bridge

Misse Viola and Gertrude Woods with Mrs. William B. Howe hosted an informal afternoon bridge at the Woods home on Neshannock avenue. Fifteen tables competed with favors won by Miss Rachael Wallace, Mrs. Maurice McLure, and Mrs. Lee Boyles. Roses peonies and garden flowers decorated the home as refreshments were served.

Misse Viola Gertrude Woods William B. Howe Woods Neshannock Avenue Rachael Wallace Maurice McLure Lee Boyles

Engagement of Miss Elsie Seeman to Kenneth Beer

Mrs. George H. Mook of High Park boulevard Eggertaville announces the engagement of her sister Miss Elsie Helen Seeman to Kenneth E. Beer son of Mrs Elizabeth Beer Neshannock boulevard. Mr Beer is manager of the Oak Park Memorial company.

George H. Mook High Park Boulevard Eggertaville Elsie Helen Seeman Kenneth E. Beer Elizabeth Beer Neshannock Boulevard Mr. Beer Oak Park Memorial Company

Hillsville hostess leads H. D. Bridge Club luncheon

Mrs Urban Masson of Hillsville Ohio hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon for H D Bridge club members with pink and white novelties at each place. Mrs William Meredith and Mrs Francis Drake assisted. High score prizes went to Mrs Arthur Keefer and Mrs William Meredith. A dinner plan at Mrs Robert Davis's home on June 18 with husbands as guests was announced. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Harry Flinner in Hillcrest Avenue in two weeks.

Urban Masson Hillsville, O H. D. Bridge Club William Meredith Francis Drake Arthur Keefer Robert Davis Triple Avenue

Michigan Law School graduate Grigsby heads to Colorado visit

Joseph B. Grigsby son of Mrs Elizabeth Grigsby of East North Street graduated Monday June 14 from the University of Michigan Law School. He immediately left for Wray Colorado to spend several weeks with his uncle W C Grigsby.

Joseph B. Grigsby Elizabeth Grigsby East North Street University of Michigan Law School Grigsby Wray Colorado W. C. Grigsby

New Solution Promises Safe Hygienic Protection for Women

A new method claims to protect women's health and prevent harm from longstanding hygienic issues. It emphasizes true protection and reduces waste, presenting a modern approach to a centuries old problem.

ROTEX tissue replacement promises discreet use

Advertising copy touts ROTEX as an absorbent deodorizing disposable pad promising no laundry and no embarrassment. It claims five times the absorbency of ordinary cotton pads and deodorizing effect, available at drug or department stores for a few cents per twelve pack.

Class Plans for Annual Picnic

The annual picnic of the Daughters of the King at Trinity Episcopal Church will be held Wednesday, July 23 at Cascade Park. Dinner is at six o'clock, and attendees should notify Mrs Jared Hoyt by Monday to finalize plans.

Daughters of the King of Trinity Episcopal Church Cascade Park Jared Hoyt

D. O. Club Members Entertained at Mrs Hunter Home

Members of the D. O. Club were entertained at Mrs. Howard Hunter's North Beaver street home Monday evening. Music and games preceded a prize won by Mrs. Lillian Micco. New member Mrs. Bertha Richards joined, with Dorothy assisting refreshments. June 21 Mrs. Sadie White will entertain the club.

D. O. Club Howard Hunter North Beaver Street Lillian Micco Bertha Richards Dorothy Sadie White

Miss Nessle Receives MVSB Degree at Oberlin Conservatory

Miss Kathryne Nessle of Pine Street graduated Monday from the Oberlin Conservatory of Music with an MVSB degree. She performed a Saint Saens concerto with orchestra at Findley Chapel’s commencement program Friday evening.

Kathryne Nessle Pine Street Oberlin O Conservatory of Music Nessle Saint Saens Findley Chapel

Picnic Luncheon for B. B. Club at Cascades Park

Members of the B. B. club enjoyed a Tuesday noon picnic in Cascades park grove. Tables were set for 11 with special guests Miss Cora Frase of Akron Ohio and Mrs Oakley Rowland. A 6 o'clock dinner at the parish in two weeks was planned with the husbands as guests.

B. B. Club Cascades Park Cora Frase Akron Oakley Rowland

Pizor-Em ery Family Reunion Slated at Liberty Grange

The annual reunion of the Pizor-Em ery family is scheduled for Thursday June 17 at Liberty Grange.

Pizor-Emery Liberty Grange

Mrs Lewis Mullen Hosts Lucky 13 Club Evening

Mrs. Lewis Mullen of Lafayette Street will host members of the Lucky 13 club at her home this evening, inviting neighbors to a social gathering and activities.

Lewis Mullen Lafayette Street Lucky 13 Club

Circulating Book Club Reschedules Meeting to Saturday

The Circulating Book Club will meet Saturday at the home of Mrs. Charles A. McCready on Shaw Street instead of Thursday as planned.

Circulating Book Club Charles A. McCready Shaw Street

Coryea Family Reunion Set for July at Reed Home

The Coryea family holds its annual reunion Monday July 5 at Edward Reed's home near Rich Hill church in Volant. Family members are invited to attend and share news, meals, and memories.

Coryea Edward Reed Rich Hill Church Volant

Mrs Wimner Hosts F A 1926 Club Meeting at Park Avenue

Mrs E R Wimner of Park Avenue will entertain members of the F A 1926 Club in her home on Friday, June 25. The gathering is planned as a social event for club members and guests.

E. R. Wimner Park Avenue

East Brook W C T U to Hold Regular Meeting Thursday

East Brook W C T U will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs. John C. Martin. Children's night will be observed and all members are urged to bring their children.

East Brook Union East Brook W. C. T. U John C. Martin

Croton W C T U Meeting Reports Flowers and Calls

Croton W C T U met at Mrs. Rhodes home with six members present. De votionals were led by Mrs. Gibson. The president noted flowers sent to Almira Home and the jail, eight calls, and $5 collected. Next meeting set for one month with Mrs. O A Rodgers.

Croton Rhodes Gibson Almira O. A. Rodgers

Akron guest Cora Frase visiting Laurel boulevard host

Miss Cora Frase of Akron is the house guest of Mrs. W. Tanney on Laurel boulevard.

Cora Frase Akron W. Tanney Laurel Boulevard

P. H. C. Circle Holds Regular Meeting This Thursday

Regular meeting of the P. H. C. circle will take place Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. All delegates should have their credentials filled out at this time. There will be class initiation and nomination of officers for the ensuing term. A pleasing program will be presented, followed by lunch and a social hour. LILLIE B. JONES, Press Agent.

Lillie B. Jones

Christian Endeavor Y P 8 C E Meeting at First Christian

The Christian Endeavor Young People of the First Christian church will hold a business meeting Friday evening June 18 at eight o'clock. Officers will be elected and a social time will follow.

Christian Endeavor Y. P. 8. C. E First Christian Church

First Christian Church Plans Beaver Falls Visit

The Live Wire class of the First Christian church accepts Rev. Jenny of Beaver Falls Christian church invitation for guests to travel Sunday June 20. Members planning to go will meet at the church Sunday morning at 8 30.

Beaver Falls First Christian Church Jenny

Regular Meeting of New Castle Chapter No 93 A I U

The New Castle Chapter No 93 of the American Insurance Union will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday evening June 16 in McGoun hall. The notice calls members to attend and discuss association affairs.

A. 1 New Castle American Insurance Union McGoun Hall

Maitland Memorial Church Mothers Class Sees New Members

The Maitland Memorial Primitive Church Mothers class met at Mrs. George Ashton’s home on Connor Avenue with 17 members present. Four new members joined, a luncheon followed, and selections were sung. The annual picnic is planned for June 24 at Isaac George’s home in Albarn Stop, with next meeting site to be announced.

Maitland Memorial Primitive Church George Ashton Connor Avenue Isaac George Albarn

Willing Workers Bible Class Meets at Croton Ave Church

Monthly meeting of the Willing Workers Bible class of Croton Avenue M E Church will be held Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Anna Williams on Croton Avenue. Hostesses for the evening are Mrs. C. E. Weygant and Mrs. Anna Williams.

Workers Bible Class Croton Avenue M. E Anna Williams C. E. Weygant Anna

List of Ladies Mentioned in Local Notice Names

Mrs. George Shuler and Mrs. Nathan Shaffer appear alongside Mrs. Fr. Thompson and Mrs. J. H. Thompson in a local notice. Also named are Mrs. Tunison and Mrs. Pitzer in the readable fragment.

Berean Bible Class and Auxiliary Meeting Notices

Berean Bible class will meet Friday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs McNees East Main street with Mrs E A Cook as leader and Mrs Frank Rudesill as teacher Members of American Legion Auxiliary will meet Thursday afternoon June 17 at 3 o clock in the American Legion Home.

Berean Bible Class McNees East Main Street E. A. Cook Frank Rudesill American Legion Auxiliary American Legion

Kimberley Diamond Found Worth Five Thousand Dollars

A six carat ruby red diamond has been found in the Kimberley mines and will be cut. Its value is estimated up to $5,000. The W. E. A. Review No. 89 announces a special meeting on Thursday.

Kimberley

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Jack Gerson North Mercer Street Penn Theater Bldg Belais Kimball N. Mercer St John Kenny Bridge AT Field Club E. M. McCreary Monroe St. Bell Charleston Palais Royale M. J. Hogue P. L. Hogue Mather Bros. Co Sheffield Mather Bros. CO. Jewelers East Washington Street Rosenthal Penn Theatre Nimaen’s East Street Hughes Wilhelm Marx Briand Richard E Byrd C. F. Hughes Germany von Hindenburg France Richard E. Byrd North Pole America Elsie H. Seeman Kenneth Beer D. O. D. Club Oberlin Pizor Emery Reunion Lucky 18 Coryea Reunion F. A Club W.C. T.U. and Quarty Bluette Allen East Washington St Fashion Park Clothiers Ing P. J. Meehan North Crawford Avenue Davis Shoe Co
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