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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
6
Dispatches from that gay Paree describe the craze in Paris and hint at American potential. The piece imagines masked diners adopting costumes from prima donnas to sewer pipe dealers and even a derby wearing host, suggesting limitless possibilities with humorous caution about a mistaken crown of spaghetti.
West Pittsburg The Hustler's Class of the Methodist church raised 55 dollars at a Friday night lawn fete attended by Mrs. A J Cassedy and members of the Good Cheer Club. Proceeds go to St Luke's hospital in Cleveland.
Miss Margaret Sonneborn hosted a Thursday gathering at her home on sth street in honor of visiting Misses Marion and Martha Smith and Margaret Klucker of New Castle and Kate Howell and Edina Setter. A picnic dinner was a feature of the day.
Alice Gibbons Gene Foley Jack Minneham and John Quinn of this place were in the class confirmed at St Margaret's church in Mahoningtown Tuesday afternoon. Father Sullivan former pastor of St Margaret's conducted the preaching service.
Miss Mabel Long resigns from the P. and L. E. Depot here and has accepted a similar post at the freight depot in Ellwood City.
The Pitzer connections and their descendants gather for the annual reunion on Tuesday at the old Pitzer homestead grounds.
Mrs Mary Hamilton is undergoing an operation at the New Castle hospital for injuries sustained when she slipped down an open register at her home.
The Good Cheer Club announces an ice cream and strawberry social set for Friday evening June 25th. Members invite neighbors and supporters to join for dessert and fellowship.
Miss Kate Howell departs in a few days for Camp Canadota near Erie with New Castle friends and expects to be away about six weeks.
Miss Pearl Fosner of Wampum was a late visitor at the home of her sister Mrs. Percy Weaver. Mildred and Wenona Lowers of New Castle visited West Pittsburgh over Sunday.
Morgan town guest Mabel Johnston visits Hendershott home. Multiple local residents and visitors travel to Pittsburgh, Morgantown, Beaver Falls, Ellwood City, New Castle, Rumersburg, Mt. Clemens, and Providence. Also reported are local out of town trips and a work injury at Johnston Bronze Co. plus several family and vacation visits.
Foster predicts warm waves reaching Vancouver and across the Pacific slope from June 21 to July 12 with temperatures above normal. Storm waves follow and precede warms by about one day. rainfall will be more evenly distributed though some plains may see less rain. Northern Pacific slope expected rainier, southern plains doubtful, overall favorable crop prospects through about July 12.
Pennsylvania druggists will meet in Harrisburg for a three day convention starting June 22. More than 500 wholesale and retail druggists from across the state will attend with speakers including Lt. Governor Edward E. Beidleman and State Health Commissioner Col. Edward Martin. John C. Wallace may represent New Castle but illness may keep him away.
Rev James W Campbell former pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church is among those seriously considered for the Allegheny college presidency to succeed Dr William H Crawford who has resigned. Campbell is well known locally and within Methodist circles.
Advertisement urges mailing a coupon with 5 cents to Foley and Co. at 2834 Sheffield Ave Chicago for a trial package including Foley's Honey and Tar, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets claiming relief from coughs colds rheumatism backache kidney bladder ailments constipation and bowel sluggishness.
Tomorrow at seven thirty Dr. Patterson concludes the Democracy course at First Presbyterian Church with a discussion on the by products of the war. He notes disturbances beyond the royal household of Germany and impacts on industry politics and religion as the world moved to make the world safe for democracy.
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