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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1927

Page

5

Woman Shot by Fiancé Then Kills Self in Atlanta

A man described as MeTyre shot his fiancée Mrs. Wilaksia Black in her home after she refused to marry him and then killed himself. An eleven year old daughter witnessed the events as the pair were in the same room. The tragic incident follows a recent broken engagement between Mrs. Black and MeTyre.

Hanal Neawa Atlanta Dune Wien Mey Wilaeksia MeTyre Ebwan Mra. Black MecTyre Owen Sein

Dr William Womer Performs Wide Music Recital

Dr W A Womer a leading physician and artist gave a senior voice recital at the Patterson School of Music Thursday evening before an audience of over three hundred at the auditorium. He sang in four languages from memory, presented operatic and classical songs, and was praised for buoyant tone and lyric quality. The program featured Emory violinists Elsa Van Moltke Emery and Mary Virginia Patterson with Patterson Browne at the piano, ending with a humorous encore.

W. A. Wemer Patterson Sehont of Music Ite Wen Woomer Ne Ang Paul Browne Patterfil Womer Physicians’ Club Parts Shoaf Worner Wom Ing Elsa van Maltke Emery Mary Virginia Patterson Paul Browne Patterson H. Rhode Serenata Moskowski Elsa von Moltke Emery Mac Dermid Lady Moon Eee Brune Mozart MacDowell Worner T Rondino Beethoven-Kreisier Traumerei Schumann Hise von Moltke Emery Bennet Woodman

G. K. W. Club Hosts Mrs. Clyde Barry's Guests

G. K. W. Club ladies were guests of Mrs. Clyde Barry on Gaur el avenue Wednesday afternoon. They enjoyed 500 as a dessert hour. Lunch was served with Helen assisting. Thursday, June 20, Mrs. Maxine Bunter of Chestnut street will host the gathering.

G,. K. W. Club Clyde Barry Gaurel Avenue Helen Maxine Bunter Chestnut Street

Personal mentions list visits and travel plans

Cecil Woodard of Epworth Street visits frictits in Linesville Pa. Louis McConaghy of North Mulberry Street leaves for soldiers training camp at Monmouth NJ. Morrison C. Boyd of the University of Pennsylvania music department will visit Philadelphia to stay with his aunt Mrs J Norman Martin. Dorothy Cooper of Jefferson Medical College arrives to spend three weeks with her mother Mrs Myrtle J Cooper and Miss Mildred Cooper Croton Avenue. Mrs. Robert Fleming and daughter Dorothy of Santa Monica Cal arrive for a visit with Mr and Mrs Ed Brown and friends. W L Pander and M V Hyde New York Mural Life Insurance district managers will attend a convention in Seattle June 20. Edna O Neill daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel O Neill recovering from appendicitis after operation at South Side Hospital Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs Albert Tidball and Miss Gacy Thatcher Crawford Avenue and Mrs Tidball's sister Mrs G F Hammond of Youngstown will take a 10 week motor trip West. Howard J Rushton of Boyle Avenue underwent appendicitis operation in New York Fifth Avenue Hospital. Mrs Rushton stays at the Pennsylvania Hotel until he is able to return home.

Ers Cecil Woodard Epworth Street Frictits Linesville Louis McConaghy North Mulberry Street Solders Training Monmouth J. Morrison C. Boyd University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia J. Norman Martin N. Mercer Street Dorothy Cooper Jefferson Medical College Myrtle J. Cooper Mildred Cooper Croton Avenue Robert Fleming Dorothy Santa Monica Cal Ed. Brown Hamilton Apartments W. L. Pander M. V. Hyde New York Mural Life Insurance Company Seattle Wash Edna O'Neill Daniel O'Neil Woodlawn South Side Hospital Pittsburgh Tidball G. F. Hammond Youngstown Grand Canyon California Salt Lake City Yellowstore Park Chicago Ill Howard J. Rushton Boyles Avenue Koppel Car Repair Company Fifth Avenue Hospital New York

Births and newborns tallied in local notices

Mr and Mrs John Wilson Miller avenue announce a son born June 14 named William Ernest. Archie Sullivan 1105 Highland avenue welcomed a son at New Castle hospital. Mr and Mrs A Feree Lowellville R D 2 announce a daughter born June 16 at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles McGary Gardner Stop. Clyde Miller 222 Pearson street welcomed a son June 8 named Robert William.

John Wilson Miller Avenue William Ernest Archie Sullivan Aighland Avenue New Castle Hospital A. Feree Lowellville R. D. 2 Charles McGary Gardner Stop Clyde Miller Pearson Street Som Robart William

Labor Dispute Withdraws Trades From Arthur McGill Addition

A dispute between the Building Trades Council and George Lusk, contractor on the Arthur McGill addition, led to all building trades workers quitting except carpenters. The withdrawal occurred Thursday, as unions blamed Lusk for refusing to hire union laborers on the project.

Building Trades Council George Lusk Building Mr. Lusk

Specifications For New Paying City Improvements

City council approved specs by Engineer Frank Miller for several street and avenue improvements. Paying of Young Street Park to Moody Millsway Blaine to Highland Boyles Avenue Logan to Neshannock Boulevard and Edgewood Carlisle to Highland will be considered. Bids will be opened next week on other projects, and Councilman Burns will report remaining funds for improvements.

Young Street Park Moody Millsway Blaine Highland Boyles Avenue Logan Neshannock Bonevard Edgewood Carlisle Street Highland Avenue Burns

Wall Has Made Good Record As Police Officer

William Wall, first and only present colored member of the city police force, has twelve years of service with a record he is proud of. He has attended to duties, cleared arrears, and never needed to use his club or gun to enforce arrest. He is well known and respected.

William Wall

Youngstown Man Sentenced for Counterfeiting

William Epps of Youngstown was sentenced to five years in a federal prison in Atlanta after conviction in U S District Court on counterfeiting. He passed altered two dollar bills to appear as twenties.

International News Service Cleveland William Epps Youngstown Federal Atlanta U. S. District Court Epps

Veteran Actor John Drew Clings To Life In San Francisco

Veteran actor John Drew remained in critical condition today at Dante Sanitarium after a two week battle with a fire injury. He is reported to be holding his own as doctors treat arthritis rheumatic fever complications and monitor his recovery.

Cinternational News Service San Francisco John Drew Dante Sanitarium Flo

Livingstone Missionary Circle elects officers

Livingstone Circle of Central Christian church held its monthly meeting at Mrs. William Wilcox’s Cun ningham avenue home. Miss Margaret Cowmeadow was elected president, with Mrs. Arthur Hulbert as vice president, Maurice Sadler treasurer, Jean McClain secretary, and Mrs. Wilcox literature secretary. Miss Anna Phelps presided, fourteen members attended, and a program followed in Mrs. Hulbert’s charge. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Wilcox and Miss McClain.

Livingstone Margaret Cowmeadow Livingstoneissionary Central Christian Church William Wilcox Cunningham Avenue Arthur Hulbert Maurice Sadler Jean McClain Anna Phelps Wilcox

Butler Man Beaten Headed To Hospital After Robbery

Harry Stewart 36 of Butler Pa was struck with a blackjack by footpads in Pittsburgh and robbed of 60 dollars. He was found dazed on a sidewalk and taken to a hospital. Police report the attack and theft occurred near an automobile parked nearby.

International News Service Pittsburgh Harry Stewart Butler Stewart

University students lead Greenwood Church services

Howard and Ruth Guy of Taylor University will conduct Sunday services at Greenwood M E church at 2 3 p m. In New Bedford M E church Edward Shaffer leads services at 1 6 a m. A man isn t really middle aged until he begins talking to Mims.

Howard Ruth Guy Taylor University Greenwood M. E New Bedford M. E Edward Shaffer Spen Mims

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New Castle Germany Charles Levine Clarence Chamberlin America Berlini Jacob Gould Schurmann Richt G. KR. W. Club Winick’s East Long Avenue Wilson Bsc Monarch Weiners State Theatre North Hill Frank Miller City Hall Wall Reg Rinso Hart Schaffner Marx Mussolini Army Navy Greenwood Church National Market CO East Washington Street DELCO OLEO Cally Stlve Hams
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