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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1931
Page
6
A fragmented report details a reunion and social activities hosted by the Reunited Ladies League and Circle members. It mentions V. Horner of Beaver, other hosts, and plans for future gatherings at a summer Beach event and a pajama party with prizes awarded to Mrs. Altobelli and Meline Iacobucci.
A string of social events and club meetings filled a recent period with picnics, treasure hunts, and talks. The Crespe Tabernacle Adult Women’s Bible class hosted families at the Gibbons Home. Jolly Twelve Club held cards and bingo at Mrs. Foster’s. Women’s Sessionary Society of the First Mebhorist Church planned camp, officers, and summer duties. Epworth Methodist Wet Circle hosted a devotional and discussion. Mrs. M. Wise entertained a bridge party for Mrs. E. Moore. O. B. Club and other hosts organized refreshments and prizes. a George Borden Class picnic was set for Cascade Park. Book Reunion announced for June 24 at William Grange Flats.
Alfred Evans of Hurgn avenue and many others are noted as visitors, patients, or travelers in Aliquippa, Cambridge Springs, Pittsburgh, Warren, Warren, Warren and surrounding towns. Entries include hospital admissions and discharges at Jameson Memorial, trips to Pittsburgh, Detroit, Boston, and New York, and relatives visiting in Lanacaster and Cleveland. Names include Mrs. J B Hughes, Carl Stroub, Miss Jean Hofmeister, Mrs. Amaia Baccille, Mrs. Robert Dirsson, Donna Jean, and many more.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Mitchell of Wy East Sutton Street announce the birth of a daughter. Mr and Mrs George W Steve of S20 Hillcrest Avenue announce the arrival of an eleven pound son on June 1.
The Ladies Aid of Bethel A M E Church led by Mrs Julia Wilson presents The One Man Play tonight at the church at o clock followed by a social halt and refreshments. Sunday service features Rev H B Johnson as speaker as the Knights of Pythias and Court of Chrysanthemums hold their annual session at 2 30 with visiting displays from neighboring towns.
Ball 19 members of a wang ree apansilie charged with stealing over 1000 chickens in Mercer and Lawrence counties. Charles Jyneva Campbell, 36, and Tony Johnsonvi, 34 of Youngstown, were lodged in Mercer jail Wednesday after being seen by New Castle authorities. They are to be placed trial at Mercer Court Monday. Reverend G D Henderson, Union Baptist pastor, attended.
Members of the Square Circle of the Y W C A International Institute will meet in the Institute building tonight at ta. After the business meeting they will be given a lesson in hygiene. This will be the first in a series of lessons and the evening promises to be interesting. Friendship Circle members hiked to Cascade Park after meeting at the Institute. Camp East Brook Girls of New Castle may spend a week at the Y W C A camp for girls at East Brook this summer. registrations urged at the Y W C A office.
A church planned a strenuous effort to engage members at the morning service. He will preach a special sermon titled A Dry Jane Faith, hoping to reach a large number along the cross road of low mood and need a tonic of optimism.
Judge Hildebrand at chambers will hold a Saturday morning session of court. Readings concern defendants who were convicted or involved in recent TS court proceedings and face serious matters.
A rush of fruit in the region signals a rapid ripening of cherries. Growers anticipate a high yield as harvest extends into nearby vacant plots and commercial spots. The weather and market conditions push the fruit toward early picking in the coming days.
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