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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1920

Page

3

Noon Wedding at Morgan Residence

Miss Margaret Ingle daughter of Mrs. Thomas W. James of 1019 East Washington Street wed John E K Morgan son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Morgan of South Mercury Street at the Morgan home at noon. Rev. W G Williams of the First Congregational Church officiated. Attendants were Miss Rachael Morgan and John S. Hopkins. A dinner followed at one. The couple left for a two week motor trip to Cuba Lake New York and will reside at 1019 East Washington Street upon return.

Margaret Ingle Thomas W. James East Washington St John EK. Morgan John P. Morgan South Mercer Street Morgan W. G. Williams First Congregational Church Rachael Morgan John S. Hopkins Mrs. Morgan Cuba Lake N. Y East Washington Street

Pleased Afternoon Party Hosts 1914 Book Club

Mrs. Harry Urmson of Berger Place hosted a prettily appointed Friday afternoon gathering for the 1914 Book club. Special guests included Mrs. J. W. Dis brow of Erie and Mrs. William Free of the city. Peonies decorated the event and aides included Mrs. Wilson M. Eckles and Mrs. William Broe. A morning breakfast plan was set for Friday July 2 on Mrs. John Foster’s porch, North Merce street. Next regular meeting will be hosted by Mrs. James Moorehead of Zelienople.

Harry Urmson Berger Place J. W. Disbrow Erie William Free Wilson M. Eckles William Broe John Foster North Merce Street James Moorehead Zelienople

Commercial class reps plan alum nic picnic at Cascade Park

Representatives of the commercial classes of New Castle High School met at the YMCA and finalized plans for the alumni picnic to be held June 25 at Cascade Park. Each representative pledged to contact as many classmates as possible to ensure a large reunion. The event is expected to be a high point in reunions this year.

New Castle High School Cascade Park

Dr and Mrs Sankey to attend homeopathy meeting in Cleveland

Dr. and Mrs. B E Sankey and children of North Jefferson street along with Mrs Anna Dinsmore of North Beaver street plan to travel to Cleveland at the start of the week. Dr Sankey will attend the American Institute of Homeopathy gathering at the Hotel Statler from June 2025. They expect to return home Saturday the 26th after visiting friends in Akron.

B. E. Sankey North Jefferson Street Anna Dinsmore North Beaver Street Cleveland Sankey American Institute of Homeopathy Hotel Statler Akron

Miss Dinsmore Honored At Cascade Park Breakfast

In courtesy to Miss Mary Dinsmore who is leaving the C. W. Nolan store, her employer held a breakfast at Cascade Park this morning. A handkerchief shower was a feature of the event and twelve covers were laid for attendees.

Miss Dinsmore Mary Dinsmore C. W. Nolan Cascade Park

Miss Anna Travers Enjoys Pleasant Fete Before Wedding

Miss Anna Travers fiancée of Dr. Martin T. McCann and bride elect was surprised by a gathering of friends at her Smithfield Street home. The evening featured victrola music, dancing, piano solos by Mary Dyer Ann Keeley and Helen Hannon, and vocal numbers by Katharine Cunningham Thelma Roberts and Violet Blaine with Mrs. T S Travers assisting.

Anna Travers Martin T. McCann Smithfield Street Mary Dyer Ann Keeley Helen Hannon Katherine Cunningham Thelma Roberts Violet Blaine T. S. Travers

Happy Hour club picnic at Cascade park

Members and 25 guests attended a Friday picnic supper at Cascade park with 7 o'clock serving. A committee led by Mrs. Stewart Thompson Mrs. Frank Meyers Mrs. Huff Mrs. John Thompson and Mrs. Scott McCaslin oversaw the meal and dancing followed. Special guests included Mrs. D J McConahy Lorene McConahy May Withers Carrie Graham Rebecca Forrest Virginia Thompson Harry Gaston and Robert Mayberry. The next meeting is set for Friday June 25 at Mrs Frank Meyers home on Allen street.

Happy Hour Club Cascade Park Stewart Thompson Frank Meyers Huff John Thompson Scott McCaslin D. J. McConahy Lorene McConahy May Withers Carrie Graham Rebecca Forrest

Dorothy Kinsinger Birthday Party Featured in Home Event

Mrs J J Kinsinger hosted Dorothy Kinsinger's eighth birthday at the home of Mrs Frank Bruno with a group of girls and one boy attending. Attendants included Leona Southern Mary Mariacher Clara Mariacher Margaret Johns Margaret Rigby Elizabeth Warbee Martha Williams Dorothy Kirkwood Elizabeth Krestel Mary Landskron Violet Crutchman Augusta Pittler and Jack Rigby. Lunch was served by Mrs Frank Guyton Mrs Frank Bruno and Mrs Hazel Bruno.

J. J. Kinsinger South Mill Street Frank Bruno Pennsylvania Avenue Dorothy Kinsinger Leona Thelma Southern Mary Clara Mariacher Margaret Johns Margaret Rigby Elizabeth Warbee Martha Williams Dorothy Kirkwood Elizabeth Krestel Mary Landskron Violet Crutchman

Hooper Gwin Nuptials In Cleveland Old Stone Church

Announcement from Cleveland reports the marriage of Miss Matilda M. Hooper to Edwin L. Gwin on Thursday at the Old Stone Church with Rev. Maldrum officiating. The bride, daughter of Walter and Mrs. Hooper of North Beaver township, had taught near North Lima. The groom, son of BE A. Gwin of North Beaver township, recently returned from overseas and works for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hooper, siblings of the bride.

Cleveland Matilda M. Hooper Edwin L. Gwin Old Stone Church Maldrum Walter Hooper North Beaver Township North Lima BE. A. Gwin Pennsylvania Railroad Company Charles Hooper

Picnic Supper for First Methodist Class At Cascade Park

Members of the Young Married People’s Class of the First Methodist Episcopal Church held a delightful picnic supper at Cascade Park grove last evening. Covers were laid for forty six, with out of town guests including Miss Sullivan of Sandy Lake, Miss Emily Whalley and Miss Dickey of Seattle, Miss Dorothy Gould of Butler, Mrs. Frank Ball of Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Hugh Vardy of Canonsburg. The committee in charge of arrangements included Mrs. Herbie McBride, Mrs. Richard Steen, Mrs. C. Ed. Brown, Mrs. George Borden, Mrs. William Herbst, Mrs. Edward Beahm and Mrs. Lewis List.

First Methodist Episcopal Church Cascade Park Grove Sullivan Sandy Lake Emily Whalley Dickey Seattle Washington Dorothy Gould Butler Frank Ball Pittsburgh Hugh Vardy Canonsburg Herbie McBride Richard Steen C. Ed. Brown George Borden William Herbst Edward Beahm Lewis List

Little Miss Fickes Visits From Michigan For Summer

Little Miss Dolores Fickes of Mt. Clemens Michigan arrives in the city to spend the summer with her sister Mrs Charles Seamons of West North street She recently attended Salem Ohio where she earned a diploma and a money prize for the best drawing by a fifth grade pupil Though only nine she shows pronounced drawing talent and is expected to have a bright future in art.

Dolores Fickes Mt. Clemens Michigan Charles Seamons West North Street Salem, O Miss Fickes

Marriage of Stella Sieg and Merl Ruby in Beaver Falls

Miss Stella Augusta Sieg and Merl Edward Ruby of Beaver Falls wed this morning in the First Methodist church study. Rev. A. J. Rinker performed the ceremony.

Stella Augusta Sieg Merl Edward Ruby Beaver Falls First Methodist Church A. J. Rinker

Miss Dyson Weds Man of Cleveland

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Gertrude Dyson of Wilson Avenue and Robert Wilson of Cleveland. They wed in Cleveland on Wednesday June yth with Rev. W. T. Thomas officiating. They then toured Lake points and plan to live at 12309 Tuscora Avenue, Cleveland, upon return.

Gertrude Dyson John Dyson Wilson Avenue Robert Wilson Cleveland W. T. Thomas Presbyterian Church Cleveland Guardian Bank Tuscora Avenue

Picnic Supper Honored Miss Ceinwen Lewis

The 1919 Bachelor Girls gave a picnic at Cascade Park for Miss Ceinwen Lewis who departs June 28 for Slippery Rock State Normal School. Attending were Ceinwen Lewis Mary Fisher Mary Pattison Julia Price Mrs A By Speed Howard Meehan Kenneth Staley Wilfred Thomas Edward Reese and James Speed. The club plans a meeting June 25 at Miss Elizabeth Mayberry’s Pine View Farm.

Cascade Park Ceinwen Lewis Slippery Rock State Normal School Mary Fisher Mary Pattison Julia Price A. By Speed Howard Meehan Kenneth Staley Wilfred Thomas Edward Reese James Speed Elizabeth Mayberry Pine View Farm

Birthday party honors grandson George Woods

Mrs. W. C. Houston hosted a Friday afternoon birthday party for her grandson George Woods turning four. Attendees included Irene Matthews Hazel Houston Jack French Joe French and several others with lunch served on the lawn by the hostess and Irene Matthews.

W. C. Houston George Woods Irene Matthews Hazel Houston Julia Reable Gladys Margaret Dorothy Steven Susanna Chase Trenton Eckles Jack Joe French Earnest Reagle William Steven Clarence Chase George Lloyd Woods Charles Matthews Arthur Chase Charles O. Matthews

Shower Honors Recent Bride at Walnut Street Party

Frances Bell hosted a shower for Mrs. Lloyd Barnhart, formerly Miss Helen Middleton, at her Walnut Street home. The event featured gifts for the bride, with special guests including Mrs. T A Benton and Mrs E Paul McMannus, and refreshments served by Mrs. Hover and her daughter. In two weeks Mrs. Barrackman will entertain the Art club.

Frances Bell Walnut St Lloyd Barnhart Barnhart Helen Middleton Frank Middleton Court Pine Street B. K. Hover Highland Avenue Art Club Mary Hover G. K. Hover T. A. Benton Sewickley E. Paul McMannus Pittsburgh Thomas Gibson Hover Mary E. Shoaf Barrackman Sheridan Avenue

Royal Club Luncheon and Upcoming Family Picnic Planned

Mrs G H Lewis of New Wilmington hosted a four course luncheon for ten at her home Friday assisted by Miss Garrett. Roses served as favors and plans were announced for a July family picnic with details to follow. Members traveled by motor to the event.

G. H. Lewis New Wilmington Royal Club

Reunion plans for 1917 class at Cascade Park

The 1917 class committee met at Miss Eva Coulter's home to organize an alumni reunion at Cascade Park on June 25. Attendees are urged to obtain tickets from Mr. and Mrs. James Wogan Miss Eva Coulter Edward Bleakley or Edward Vandgrift so reports can be made to the general committee.

Cascade Park Eva Coulter North Bay Street James Wogan Edward Bleakley Edward Vandegrift

Beals Class Enjoy Picnic Supper at Cascade Park

Dr Beals class of the First Methodist Episcopal church enjoyed a picnic supper at Cascade Park last evening Lunch was served at 6 30 The social committee included Miss Sue Cramer Miss Angelina Sickafuse and Henry Luessen Attending were Miss Adaline Marshall Neva Moore Gertrude and Lillian Smith Francis Queer Nel McAnaney Stella Hoye Ruby Cover Dr and Mrs Beal and Messrs Stanley Whieldon Henry Luessen Edgar Beal Mr Florida and Mr Smith

Henry Luessen Edgar Beal Florida Mr. Smith

Cascade club dinner and picnic plans announced

Mrs. C. B. Rhorer hosted the O. M. E. club dinner at Cascade park with aides Mr. C. D. Gorley and Miss Ireve Rhorer serving. Seventeen covers were set for a six o'clock basket picnic planned at Cascade park on Wednesday June 30. Miss Elizabeth Gillet of Mercer attended as an out of town guest.

C. B. Rhorer Cascade St O. M. E. Club Cascade Park C. D. Gorley Ireve Rhorer Elizabeth Gillet Mercer

Laura Young Bible Class Picnic At Cascade Park

The Laura Young Bible Class holds its annual picnic on June 29 at Cascade Park for husbands and families. The menu committee includes Mrs. Abe Kildoo Mrs. William Wingall Mrs. P. P. Hamilton Mrs. R. A. Fleming Mrs. A. I. Coulter Mrs. W. C. DruscheL and Mrs. Maude Montgomery. The coffee committee features Mrs. John Curry and Mrs. D. L. Carr. Table committee members are Mrs. Ralph Mitchell and Mrs. J. C. Gates.

Laura Young Bible Cascade Park Abe Kildoo William Wingall P. P. Hamilton R. A. Fleming A. I. Coulter W. C. Druschel Maude Montgomery John Curry D. L. Carr Ralph Mitchell J. C. Gates

Trinity Church Social Promises Fine Music and Refreshments

Excellent music will anchor a social evening in the parlors of Trinity church on Monday at 8 o clock. The event is under the auspices of the Trinity Girls Guild. Amusements have been planned by committees and refreshments will be served.

Trinity Church Trinity Girls’ Guild

Picnic supper for F G C club at Cascade park

Eight guests were served at Cas cade park grove last evening with supper at seven and dancing afterward. Special guest Miss Lola Harper attended. Plans are under way for a future picnic supper to include husbands and friends of members as special guests.

F. G. C. Club Cascade Park Grove Lola Harper

Frantz Guests Attend Greenville Wedding of Granel and Walker

Mr and Mrs W V Frantz of Wallace Avenue returned from Greenville where they were guests at the wedding of Miss Helen Granel and Ray Walker both of Greenville. The ceremony occurred Wednesday of this week.

W. V. Frantz Wallace Avenue Greenville Helen Granel Ray Walker

Caldwell Family Reunion Set for July 5 at Enon Valley Farm

The Caldwell family will hold its fifth annual reunion on July 5 at the farm of James Ray in Enon Valley. Relatives are invited to gather for a day of memories and family activities at the Ray property.

Caldwell James Ray Enon Valley

Last L. S. C. Book Club Meeting Closes Season

The final meeting of the L. S. C. Book Club was held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bert Turner on West Clayton Street. Associate hostesses were Mrs. William Wood and Mrs. Henry Cane. A dainty lunch was served, and no further meetings will be held until fall when the season opens with a corn roast.

L. S. C. Book Club Bert Turner West Clayton Street Turner William Wood Henry Cane

Tenth annual Graham Reunion moved to July 24

The tenth annual Graham Reunion will be held July 24 at Dewey Park, shifting from the previously planned July 4 date. Organizers announced the change recently and urged attendees to note the new schedule.

Graham Dewey Park

Phillips Smith Family Reunion Held at Overlook Farm

The Phillips-Smith reunion will take place at Albert Smith’s home on Mercer Road at Overlook Farm on July 4. Family members are urged to attend this annual gathering.

Phillips-Smith Albert Smith Overlook Farm Mercer Road

Allen Couple Return From Washington Trip

Mr and Mrs Charles E Allen recently returned from a wedding trip to Washington DC and Maryland. Mrs Allen is Agnes Conrad of Haus avenue. They will stay briefly with the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs John H Conrad of Haus avenue.

Charles E. Allen Washington, D. C Maryland

Personal Notices and Visits Across Towns

Mrs Daisy Sherger of East Reynolds street is very ill. J H Fullerton of Winter avenue spends a week in Cleveland. Born to Mr and Mrs James Hagan Jr of 321 West Grant street a son. Miss Dorothy Gould of Butler visits Mrs Edward Beahm of Moody avenue. Mrs John Evans of South Mill street leaves for a few days in Warren Ohio. Mrs J W Disbrow of Erie visits Mrs Carl Reed of Wallace avenue. Miss Anna Sullivan of Sandy Lake visits Mrs William Herbst of Garfield avenue. Mrs Lewis List of Wilmington avenue guests Mrs Frank Ball of Pittsburgh. Stella Reel of Pearson street leaves for Conneaut Lake for ten days. Miss Elizabeth Gilette of Mercer visits Mrs L Pitzer of Shaw street. Miss Elisabeth Mayberry of Pine View farm spends day with friends in Pittsburgh. Evelyn Erb of Niles concludes visit with Miss Geraldine Lewis. Mrs John McIntosh and son return from visit with relatives in Lowellville. Emma Frew returns from Slippery Rock State Normal School. Dr William L Steen of North Jefferson street travels to Pittsburgh on professional business. Lois Kerr returns home after visiting Mrs eve Lawrence Jr of East Pales-. Helen Hart of Miller avenue.

Dorothy Gould Butler Edward Beahm Moody Avenue John Levans South Mill Street Warren J. W. Disbrow Erie Carl Reed Wallace Avenue Anna Sullivan Sandy Lake William Herbst Garfield Avenue Lewis List Wilmington Avenue Frank Ball Pittsburgh Stella Reel Pearson Street Conneaut Lake Elizabeth Gilette Mercer L. Pitzer Shaw Street Eliabeth Mayberry Pine View Farm Evelyn Erb Niles Geraldine Lewis John McIntosh Lowellville Emma Frew Slippery Rock State Normal School William L. Steen North Jefferson Street Lois Kerr Eve Lawrence, Jr East Pales T. J. McFate West Washington Street Thomas Johnson McFate Dickey Emily Whalley Seattle Washington Clarence Kaer L. J. Rhinehart A. W. Biddle Moore Avenue Akron Cora Ottaway Gertrude Blayney Westfield N. Y C. G. Farr Epworth Street Lee Robinson Franklin Avenue Uniontown Ethel Ward Highland Avenue Helen Book Winslow Avenue Indiana State Normal E. Paul McMannus N. A. Benton Sewickley Frank Middleton Court Street W. H. B. Ward Mary Margaret George Hice North Mercer Street Washington, D. C Atlantic City Twyla Gertrude Pattison West Washington Street Elsie Raab Edenboro Christian Endeavor Institute Martha Wickline William Wickline Francis Place Brookfield Philip Ryhan Mr. Ryhan

Miss Schmidt Resigns From Y W C A Post Heads Home

Miss Schmidt, who led the physical department at the Y W C A for the past year, leaves Sunday for Potsville Iowa to return home. Next winter she will head the physical education in Oakmont Pennsylvania city schools.

Miss Schmidt Zelia Schmidt Potsville Iowa Oakmont

Families Return From Motor Trip to Oil City

Mrs William Shields and her sons William and Jack of East Cherry Street along with Mr and Mrs Clarence Woody of North Liberty Street have returned from a motor trip to Oil City. They were joined by Mrs J J Sweeny who will spend the week in the Shields home.

William Shields William Jack East Cherry Street Clarence Woody North Liberty Street Oil City J. J. Sweeny Shields

Park Avenue and East Washington Couple Headed to Chicago

Mr and Mrs Thomas Moore of Park avenue and Mr and Mrs Joseph Brown and daughter Miss Margaret Jane of East Washington street depart this morning for a two week motor trip to Chicago They will camp along the way and attend the Moose Convention in Chicago.

Thomas Moore Park Avenue Joseph Brown Margaret Jane East Washington St Chicago

Girls Club Luncheon at Mrs. Crawford Hoyt's Home

Members of the Girls club held their annual luncheon at the home of Mrs. Crawford Hoyt of Winter avenue on Friday. The time and place of the next meeting will be announced later.

Crawford Hoyt Winter Avenue

Local residents headed for events and travel

A long list of residents plan trips and attendances. Mr. and Mrs. Myers will visit Canada for six weeks. Thomas J McFate Jr is born to Mr. and Mrs. McFate. Seattle and Seattle guests visit Wallace avenue. Akron weekend trips, car races in Uniontown, visits to Indiana State Normal, Washington DC and Atlantic City trips. Brookfield Missouri move planned for Martha Wickline.

Coraopolis George Myers Madison Avenue Canada

Sunshine Kensington Club Hosts Meeting in New Castle

Mrs Hazel Jones of 17 North Beaver Street hosted the Sunshine Kensington club in her home Monday evening. Eighteen members answered roll call with Mrs Graves and Mrs Morris assisting. Special guests included Mrs Lockwood of Youngstown and Mrs Collins, Mrs Davis, Mrs Jones, and Mrs Morris. The next meeting will be in two weeks at an announced location.

Hazel Jones North Beaver Street Sunshine Kensington Graves Morris Lockwood Youngstown Collins Davis Jones

Y P P Club Meeting and Supper Plans

Members of the Y. P. P. club will meet Friday evening June 25 at Willis Lask’s West Falls street home. Supper in the grove at 6 30 is arranged by a committee of Dorothy Butler Mary Dillard and Margaret Hall. The committee will convene at president Pauline Winters’ West Falls street home on Sunday evening.

Y. P. P. Club Willis Lask West Falls Street Grove Dorothy Butler Mary Dillard Margaret Hall Pauline Winters

Y W C A Fete Draws Good Crowd on Neshannock Ave

A Friday evening lawn fete on the Woods lawn hosted by the Y W C A gymnasium department drew a good crowd. Attendees enjoyed games and performances set against a decorative background.

Woods Neshannock Avenue

Roses and Flags Highlight Recurring Performance

The event featured roses and flags enhancing the visual appeal. The program largely repeated the annual demonstrations from prior occasions.

French Premier Millerand and Marshal Foch Arrive for Hythe Talks

Premier Millerand of France and Marshal Foch arrived at Hythe for a preliminary conference with Prime Minister Lloyd George. The meeting precedes a Boulogne gathering on Monday where European representatives will confer.

International News Service London Millerand France Marshal Foch Hythe Lloyd George Boulogne

Religious and Fraternal Notices Highlight Services and Aid Meeting

Coal Town Free Methodist Church hosts Children's Day exercises Sunday at 10 30 in the morning. Ladies' Aid Society of First M E Church plans an all day meeting Thursday June 24 at Mrs J T Ayers home 1004 N Beaver Street.

Coal Town Ladies’ Aid Ladies’ Aid Society The First M. E. Church J. T. Ayers N. Beaver Street

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