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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1924

Page

3

Miss Ethel Morrow Heads Booster Class

Members of the Croton Methodist Episcopal booster class met Monday for their annual gathering and officer election at Miss Esther Blakely's home. Elected were Miss Ethel Morrow as president, Mrs Roy Cummings as vice president, Miss Jessie Morrow as secretary, Miss Anna Kerr as assistant, Clarence Pyle as treasurer, and Mrs Frank L Doerr as reporter. A pirate event was planned for Cascade Park on July 8 with a committee led by Miss Anna Kerr. Refreshments were provided by Miss Lillian Armstrong, Miss Esther Blakely, Fred Beck, and Mr and Mrs Roy Cummings.

Croton Anna Kerr Sara Thomas Esther Blakely Florence Lovell Lillian Armstrong Fred Beck Roy Cummings

Silver Anniversary Honored At Dinner

Mr and Mrs A Lowry Wilson hosted a pink and white reception at their Ray Street home for the silver wedding anniversary of Mrs Wilsons parents Mr and Mrs J G Walker of this city. Seventy guests attended including Mrs Anna Wilson Margaret and Amy Walker Joseph Walker and Sara Louise Snuffer.

A. Lowry Wilson Ray Street Rochester Anna Wilson Margaret Amy Walker Joseph Walker Wilson Mary Leslie Virginia J. G. Walker

Weekly euchre party at K of C hall tonight

The weekly euchre party will take pare this evening in the K of C hall. Participants gather for games and social time in a local community venue.

Smith Knappenberger Wedding Announced

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Ruth R. Smith and Rev. Harold Knappenberger, observed at St. Pauls Church in Delaware Ohio on June 18 after Ohio Wesleyan University commencement. Rev. Knappenberger, who received a B A, will serve in Sinclairville New York after July 30, while the couple will reside there.

Ruth R. Smith A. B. Smith Warren Harold Knappenberger Vandegrift St. Paul’s Church Delaware Ohio Ohio Wesleyan University Knappenberger Nurses Training School Hamot Hospital Erie Sinclairville New York Mahoningtown Methodist Episcopal Church

Former Local Man Weds in Washington

Marriage of Nathan J. Cosel of Washington D C, son of Jacob Cosel of this city, to Antoinette Wollberg of Washington D C occurred at the bride’s home Sunday at 2 PM with Rev. Dr. Abram Simon presiding. The ceremony was witnessed by immediate family and a few friends followed by a dinner. Jacob Cosel from this city attended.

Nathan J. Cosel Washington, D. C Jacob Cosel Antoinette Wollberg Nathan Wollberg Abram Simon Eighth Street Temple

One O Clock Luncheon At Mrs Butler’s Home

Graceful baskets of flowers adorned the luncheon at 1 pm hosted by Mrs B F Butler on North Jefferson Street The A C T class of the First Christian church prepared an elaborate menu for 48 guests Bridge and Kensington provided afternoon entertainment Mrs Butler to host another luncheon bridge on Thursday June 26 at her home

B. F. Butler North Jefferson Street First Christian Church Bridge Kensington

Marriage of Miss Swisher and William J Hanna at Fourth Church

Miss Margaret Swisher daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Swisher of South New Castle wed William J Hanna son of Mr and Mrs Robert D Hanna of Morris Street this morning at 8 30 at the Fourth Presbyterian parsonage with Rev C M Junkin officiating. They left for a trip to Buffalo Niagara Falls and New York and will reside on Pine Street upon return. Mrs Hanna worked in the bookkeeping department of the P O Electric Co and Mr Hanna works for American Railway Express Co.

Margaret Swisher Ralph Swisher South New Castle William J. Hanna Robert D. Hanna Morris Street Fourth Presbyterian Church C. M. Junkin Buffalo Niagara Falls New York Pine Street Hanna P.O. Electric Company American Railway Express Company

Wesley M. E. Church Girls Plan July Ice Cream Social

A. R. C. girls from Wesley M. E. church met at Mrs. Norman Cox home on Buzz Street with ten members present. A business meeting set plans for an ice cream social on July 8 on the church lawn and scheduled a slumber party July 2 and a breakfast at Cascade Park on July 3. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother with rose buds as favors.

Wesley M. E. Church Norman Cox Buzz Street Church Cascade Park Anderson

Aida Erk Undergoes Serious Mastoid Operation

Aida, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Erk of County Line street, had a serious mastoid operation at New Castle Hospital this morning. Her condition is reported as well as can be expected.

Aida W. E. Erk County Line Street New Castle Hospital

1913 New Castle High School Reunion Plans

The 1913 class at New Castle High School set its reunion for Friday June 27 at Cascade Park with a basket dinner. About thirty members expect to attend, and the committee led by Miss Jeannette W Hutton invites any unteachable members to contact the listed organizers.

New Castle High School Cascade Park Jeannette W. Hutton Boyles Avenue Jeanette W. Hutton Eleanore Miller Glenola House Edward Wilson Ray Lutz Burr Rodgers Charles Cox Leslie Brindle Alma Wilson

Breakfast at Park Hon ors Miss Craig

The breakfast at Cascade park honored Miss Frances Craig of Butler avenue who is soon to depart for Indiana. About 12 guests attended with garden flowers as decor. Frances Larson delivered a recitation and Frances Craig with Magdaline Thomas sang duets.

Frances Craig Butler Avenue Indiana Cascade Park Frances Larson Magdaline Thomas Melvina Davies Sadie Lewis Frances Chappell Ethel Thomas Susanna Wendt Mildred George Pearl Kirker Bernice Hoyland Helen Bradford

Family Reunion Draws Descendants From Mercer and Lawrence Counties

Descendents and relatives of the Washington and Jefferson Davis and Houston families held a reunion at Cascade Park New Castle on the prior Saturday, June 21. Officers elected for the next year include President L. M. Titsler of Sharon and secretary Bertha Booker of New Castle. The oldest member was Grandpa Evans at 86 and the youngest was a two year old child of Mrs. A. J. Cook. Plans were made to hold next year’s reunion July 25 1925 at Mrs. Mary Houston’s farm near the Harbor bridge, half a mile from Hubbard Street car line, with many New Castle residents listed among attendees.

Washington Houston Mercer Lawrence Cascade Park New Castle L. M. Titsler Sharon Bertha Booker Grandpa Evans Jane Hammond Margaret Hammond Lawrence Park J. W. Cameron Jennie Cameron Vivian Cameron Callie Park William Robinson Maggie Robinson J. D. Lyons Elia Lyons Mary Lyons Wm. S. Park Ella Park Wm. Kelly Rose Kelly Lucile Kelly Henry Park Howard Payne J. H. Booher Bertha Booher Thelma Edyce Albert Ida Houston A. L. Houston W. R. McElwaine Lillie McElwaine Clyde Houston Bertha William Alice Howard Wood F. W. Robinson Frank East Glenaven Youngstown Marion Mitchell West Middlesex David Evans Emma Evans Elizabeth Evans Willis Evans Mahoningtown Margarette Evans Cal Redmond Sharpsville R. D A. J. Cook R. D. Mercer Genevie Bartholomew Lucy Thompson Alf Davis Tillie Cook Nettie Crapentine Charles Charlotte William Davis Vin Davis Adaline Davis

Niece Anna Lancella Honored by Miss Julia Colella

Mrs Julia Colella hosted a Monday evening gathering for her niece Anna Lancella celebrating her graduation from an unnamed institution. Guests attended the event and shared in the family milestone.

Julia Colella Anna Lancella

St Vitus School Social Event Highlighted by Dances

The St Vitus school event ran from 7 to 10 30 with social time and solo dances by Miss Nancy Ross. Blue and white color tones appeared in the menu, roses served as centerpieces, and Miss Marguerita Braiucci assisted in serving. Read list includes Rosa Gallucci Hannah Biondi Mary Possilio Frances de Cubo Nancy Ross Louise de Cubo Congetta Biondi Josephine Viggiana Rose Christopher and the honored guest.

St. Vitus School Nancy Ross Marguerita Braiucci Rosa Gallucci Hannah Biondi Mary Possilio Frances de Cubo Louise de Cubo Congetta Biondi Josephine Viggiana Rose Christopher

Community Club Picnics and Meetings at Cascade Park

Wednesday groups including O M E Club and Quilting Club hold picnics at Cascade Park. Circulating Book Club meets at Guerrard apartments with Mrs H W McKee. E O T Club hosted by Mrs James Hammond on Superior street. Arcadian Club with Miss Jean Sadler on Winter avenue. New Castle Hospital Guild led by Mrs P C Kelly on Cleveland avenue. Komus Club with Mrs Anna McCain at Hoyt Block. Ss A W Club hosted by Mr and Mrs James Campbell on Greenwood Avenue. G O B Club with Mrs Norman Keifer on County Line Street. Larkspur Club with Mrs Charles Book on Hamilton Street. Kensington G A T with Y O A Girls at Park.

Cascade Park H. W. McKee Guerrard Apartments James Hammond Superior Street Arcadian Club Jean Sadler Winter Avenue New Castle Hospital P. C. Kelly Cleveland Avenue Komus Club Anna McCain Hoyt Block Ss. A. W. Club James Campbell Greenwood Avenue G. O. B. Club Norman Keefer County Line Street E. O. T. Club Joseph Hammond Larkspur Club Charles Book Hamilton Street G. A. T. Kensington Park Y. O. A. Girls

Young People Gather at Miss Laura Hills Home

A Friday evening gathering at Miss Laura Belle Hills featured music games and jokes. Vocal selections were performed by Miss Ruth Houk and John Yoho followed by refreshments served by Emma and Ruth Hill and Ruth Houk.

Laura Belle Hills Ruth Houk John Yoho Emma Ruth Hill Hazel Rena Carrie Hill Mary Badger Anna Hill Mildred Aiken Laura Belle Hill Gladys Yoho Helen Hill Lou McHattie Jeff St. John Hogue Clarence Vaneman Russell Glasser Clarence Aiken Chester Hogue

Benefit Dance Planned by Sharon-Farrell Groups

Sharon Farrell chapter of Hadas sha and Council of Jewish Women announce a joint benefit dance on Monday evening June 30 at the Buh Casino in Sharon Pennsylvania. A number of people are expected to attend.

Sharon-Farrell Hadassha Council of Jewish Women Buh Sharon Roe

Quilting Club Meeting Moved to Cascade Park Picnic

The Wednesday Quilting club plans a picnic at Cascade Park replacing the meeting with Mrs. Emma Graham of Chestnut Street.

Emma Graham Chestnut Street Cascade Park

Ligo Family Reunion to be Held at Indian Run Home

The annual reunion of the Ligo family will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ligo of Indian Run near New Wilmington on Friday July 4.

Ligo Walter Ligo Indian Run New Wilmington

Ninth Whiting Family Reunion Set for July Fourth

The ninth annual Whiting family reunion will be held on Friday July 4 at the home of William Whiting near Edenburg. The event gathers relatives for a day of fellowship and memories.

Whiting William Whiting Edenburg

Carr Reunion Postponed Indefinitely

The Carr reunion planned for Thursday this week has been postponed indefinitely, with organizers offering no rescheduled date yet.

Carr

Card club to meet at Mrs Arch McCaughan’s home

Mrs Arch McCaughan of Walnut Street will host the 1914 Card club members at her home Thursday evening.

Arch McCaughan Walnut Street Card Club

Card Party Postponed in New Castle Field Club

The Tuesday evening card party in the New Castle Field club has been postponed for two weeks.

New Castle

Laugh Awhile Bunch Shift Breakfast to Wednesday

The Laugh Awhile Bunch will have breakfast at the park Wednesday morning instead of Thursday as previously planned.

the Park Thursdy

Entre Nous Club Picnic at Cascade Park

Members of the Entre Nous club will hold a picnic supper at Cascade park on Wednesday evening. The event invites all members to attend and enjoy an informal social gathering outdoors.

Entre Nous Club Cascade Park

Norris on trail of North Hill vandal

Councilman J. C. Norris hunts a person accused of dumping shavings on Hillcrest avenue. He has questioned several residents but not yet found the offender. Norris plans to continue the pursuit despite the heat, stressing the city will not be a dumping ground.

Norris North Hill J. C. Norris Hillcrest Avenue Council

Two Permits Granted For Sanitary Sewers

J C Gilfillan Plumbing received permits to open Wilmington avenue to lay a sanitary sewer to 1103 Wilmington avenue owned by Day Realty Company. A second permit authorizes laying a cast iron pipe sewer to the Keast property at 1102 Highland avenue.

J. C. Gilfillan Plumbing Company Wilmington Avenue The Day Realty Company Keast Highland Avenue

Want Ad Urges Readers to Buy Used Sewing Machine

An exhortatory notice promotes purchasing a used sewing machine via a want ad. It emphasizes visibility and ease of placing simple ads for secondhand goods.

Special Meeting Of Rachel Rebecca Lodge Degree Team

A special meeting of the degree team of Rachel Rebecca lodge No. 40 is called for 7 30 PM in their hall. Mrs Minnie Gehrkens serves as president. Regular Service Star Legion meeting follows Thursday at 7 30 PM in the city building hall with committee members for the September convention urged to attend.

Rachel Rebecca Lodge No Minnie Gehrkens Service Star Legion Tehir Hall

Y S B Section A to Meet for All Day Sewing

Section A of the Y S B class of Third United Presbyterian church meets at Mrs. J A Cox on Beckford street for an all day sewing session with a tureen dinner at noon. The Thursday evening regular meeting shifts to Mrs. Fred Moser's Beckford street home.

Third United Presbyterian Church J. A. Cox Beckford Street Fred Moser

Church Elders Call Special Meeting This Week

A special meeting of the board of elders is set for Wednesday evening at the church. The Fourth Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society will convene Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. C. M. Junkin on South Jefferson Street.

Fourth Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society C. M. Junkin South Jefferson Street

Winnepesaukee Campfire Girls Meet at Home of Mrs Dean McCall

The Winnepesaukee Campfire Girls met Monday evening at Mrs. Dean McCall’s Long avenue home. Jack Fletcher led knot tying compass reading and flag tests, and taught bites of snakes. Six girls passed and Nellie Wood and Pearl Wheale joined as new members. A hike to second dam is planned in two weeks.

Winnepesaukee Dean McCall Long Avenue Jack Fletcher Edna Emminger Irene Armstrong Milgred Mottinger Helen Jones Frances Gibson Marie Nolte Nellie Wood Pearl Wheale Second Dam

Radio Party At Miss Isabel Stewart’s On Liberty Street

Members of the Queen Esther society of Simpson Mission will be entertained this evening at a radio party hosted in the home of Miss Isabel Stewart on Liberty Street.

Queen Esther Society Simpson Mission Isabel Stewart Liberty Street

Third U P Church Section C Meets at Eagleson Home

The Third U P church Section C gathered at Mrs. J M Eagleson’s East Washington street home Monday evening. After the business meeting a radio concert was enjoyed and refreshments were served. Mrs S B Copeland attended as a special guest. Announcement of the next meeting will be made later.

U. P J. M. Eagleson East Washington Street S. B. Copeland

Croton M E Willing Workers to Dinner at Cascade Park

Members and their families of the Croton M E Willing Workers Bible class will be guests for dinner in Cascade Park at 6:30 this evening. A prayer meeting follows on Wednesday evening. Adults meet in the Sunday school room and Young People in the church basement. A special Epworth League Society gathering is planned for Friday evening inviting anyone interested in league work to attend.

Croton M. E Willing Workers Bible Class Cascade Park Epworth League Society

Local Social Notes Greet Visitors and Homecomings

Personal mentions include Miss Helen Allison leaving for Chautauqua New York and visitors from Pittsburgh Detroit Scranton Warren and Miles City with relatives in the city. Travelers explore Canada Niagara Falls and western sites before resuming jobs in Hollywood Salt Lake City Denver and San Francisco.

Taxes as Punishment for Industry and Thrift

A wry remark frames taxes as a penalty for being industrious and thrifty. The line critiques fiscal policy by implying financial burdens fall on diligent savers.

Great Doings at Boy Scout Camp

Special to The News from Boy Scout Camp Ken Nedy's Mills on June 24 describes the arrival of diverse scouts, early activities, and humorous incidents. Scoutmaster J. H. Gettig chased a captured black snake from an apple tree, while campers joke about vanity and pink paper. Meals were prepared by Mrs. J. Lee Calahan and Mrs. Ayers, snipes were hunted after dark, and a camp orchestra provided music before bedtime stories. Scout Executive J. Lee Calahan expects a record camping season in 1924.

Kennedy’s Mills J. H. Gettig Ellwood Troop No. 7 Gettig Elwood Vanity Elmer Williams Sam Fisher J. Lee Calahan

Plaingrove High School Alumni Hold Third Reunion

Plaingrove High School alumni gathered for their third annual reunion at George's Grove on Thursday evening June 19. Twenty alumni from nine classes attended, with 1916 and 1918 graduates at 100 percent attendance. Officers elected were Arthur McComb president Herbert Book vice president Mildred Eppinger secretary and Wendell Shoaff treasurer.

Plain Grove High School George’s Grove Iness Arthur McComb Herbert Book Mildred Eppinger Wendell Shoaff Evan Stewart Theodora McComb Don C. Burns Paul Palmer Fred C. Hohmann James Pollock Wilda Stewart Robert McComb McKinley Blair Helen Shoaff Sara McComb Blanche Shoaff Jennie Graham Lois Pollock Gladys Heckathorne Hugh Stevenson Gladys Maxwell Clarence Anderson Seth Neely

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