1914 Club Elects New Year Officers
The 1914 Book club gathered Friday at Mrs. Harry Urmson’s home for a luncheon hosted by Mrs. H P Green guest Pearl King of Philadelphia. Officers elected for the new term are President Mrs. W L Beal First vice Mrs. Frank Butler Secretary Mrs. W W Campbell Treasurer Mrs. J R Cooper. A picnic is planned for July 6 at Mrs. Frank Butler’s cottage by Slippery Rock Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Urmson
Berger Place
Pearl King
Philadelphia
H. P. Green
Richelieu Avenue
W. L. Beal
Frank Butler
W. W. Campbell
J. R. Cooper
Slippery Rock Creek
Professor and Family Honored at Gathering
Mr and Mrs Elmer Beight entertained at their Meyer avenue home Friday evening in honor of Prof C K McClelland and family visiting from Fayetteville Arkansas They were en route home from graduation exercises at the United States Military Academy West Point N Y where their son Chalmer was a member The gathering was informal with music chat and refreshments served
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Beight
Meyer Avenue
C. K. McClelland
Fayetteville
Ark
United States Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Chalmer
Warnock Reunion Plans Set for June 28 at Weingartner Home
Reunion organizers announce the annual Warnock gathering to be held Wednesday June 28 at the George T Weingartner residence on Butler road. The all day event features planned afternoon and evening activities with dinner at 6 30 PM and sports for all ages, continuing the usual routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnock
George T. Weingartner
Butler Road
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Attend Talk at Slippery Rock
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Leslie of Moore Avenue visited Slippery Rock Friday evening to hear Dr. James N. Rule state superintendent of public schools address a large audience in the chapel at Slippery Rock State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock
R. G. Leslie
Moore Avenue
James N. Rule
Slippery Rock State
William Crowell to Be Married in East Brookline Mass
Miss Margaret Crooks and William Crowell will wed Thursday June 29 at 4 30 PM in a Brookline Presbyterian church ceremony. The bride is Westminster College alumna and May Queen. the groom, active in Mercer Valley athletics, will coach at Mercer High School. They plan to reside in Mercer after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
Margaret Crooks
Allan J. Crooks
That City
William Crowell
J. W. Crowell
Pinestreet
Sharon
Presbyterian Church
Eccles
Westminster College
Westminster
Mercer High School
Delta Phi Sigma Fraternity
Miss Eccles
Sharpsville
Kenneth Delahunty
Sandy Lake
Rowe
Mercer
Shelton Bible Class Picnic At Mrs Covert’s Home
The Shelton Bible Class of First Christian church held a Friday afternoon outing at Mrs John Covert’s New Bedford road home with members and families as guests. A 2pm program and 6pm lawn dinner were served. committee members were Mrs Covert Mrs Edith Kerr and Mrs Harold Blewitt. Covers were set for forty one. A July plan for another picnic dinner was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton Bible
First Christian Church
John Covert
New Bedford Road
Covert
Edith Kerr
Harold Blewitt
Picnic at Covert home honors Shelton Bible class
The Shelton Bible class of the First Christian church was entertained at Mrs. John L. Covert's Youngstown road home Friday for a picnic dinner for 42 members and children. Tables were set amid a rose decor garden. Children played lawn games while adults conversed. A July picnic is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton Bible
First Christian Church
John L. Covert
Youngstown Road
F. W. C. Club Holds Cascade Park Picnic Supper
The F. W. C. Club members enjoyed a picnic supper at Cascade Park Thursday with an informal social time after the appetizing menu. Another outing is planned for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Shenango Chapter Plans Annual Picnic at Cascade Park
Shenango Chapter 333 Order of the Eastern Star plans their annual picnic at Cascade Park on Friday evening June 30. Mrs Belva Bridenbaugh the worthy matron says the event will be a tureen supper with dessert and coffee. The gathering starts at 6 30 in the grove with families and friends invited as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango
Order of the Eastern Star
Belva Bridenbaugh
Cascade Park
Rainbow Girls Picnic at Cascade Park
Rainbow Girls Assembly No 1 held its annual picnic at Cascade Park with about 100 attendees including members friends and the advisory board Tables were decorated in national colors Milton Vaughn gave thanks Eleanor Horner Mae B Young and Edith Johnson were credited for the day Martha Bigley led the advisory board and chaperoned the girls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Assembly No. 1
Cascade Park
Milton Vaughn
Eleanor Horner
Mae B. Young
Edith Johnson
Martha Bigley
Birthday Surprise for Miss Martha Coulter in Harrison Street
Miss Martha Coulter enjoyed a Friday birthday gathering at her Harrison Street home with music, dancing, games, and late refreshments. Out of town guests included Marion Peffer, Bill Brandon, Howard West, Jean Peffer, Martha Brandon, Martha Workly, and Dorothy Baldwin. Gifts were given in her honor by her mother Mrs. R. L. Coulter and Margaret Coulter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Coulter
Harrison Street
R. L. Coulter
Margaret Coulter
Marion Peffer
Bill Brandon
Howard “Shorty” West
Jean Peffer
Martha Brandon
Martha Workly
Harmony
Dorothy Baldwin
R. D
Miss Coulter
W. E. A. Holds Meeting Plans Ham Dinner at Cascade Park
Review 98 met in regular session at the I O O F Hall and drafted plans for a ham supper at Cascade Park on June 30 at 6 30 PM Miss Anna Patterson is general chair assisted by Jessie Harper and several others with attendees to be notified by Wednesday evening Mrs Nell Knox and Mrs Irene Gorley named as organizers for attending members Myrtle Rhorer junior supervisor to host a junior drill team picnic this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. O. F. Hall
Cascade Park
Anna Patterson
Jessie Harper
Anna Cochran
Luella McDevitt
Nell Knox
Anna MacDonald
Irene Gorley
Louise Vickery
Myrtle Rhorer
Gertrude Morrison
Alice Taylor
Picnic Outing for Highland United Presbyterian Juniors
Mr and Mrs Thomas I Elliott Charles Mott Margaret Graham and Evelyn Mitchell led forty seven Highland United Presbyterian junior church members on a Cascade Park trip Friday afternoon. The youngsters enjoyed races and stunts with prizes, followed by a picnic supper in the grove before returning home at dusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas I. Elliott
Charles Mott
Margaret Graham
Evelyn Mitchell
Highland United Presbyterian Junior Church
Cascade Park
Mrs Williams Hosts W M S Section Luncheon
Mrs W O Williams of Wallace Avenue hosted section four of the W M S at her First Baptist church home on Friday at one o clock. After a delicious luncheon, the women did white cross work in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Williams
Wallace Avenue
First Baptist Church
Zeiglers celebrate 25th wedding anniversary at home
Mr and Mrs Ray Zeigler of Warren Avenue are observing their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a family gathering this evening at seven at their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Zeigler
Warren Avenue
Borden Class Picnic Friday At Coates Home
The George R. Borden class of the First Methodist church held its annual Friday picnic at the C. H. Coates home in Walma. About 75 members and families attended enjoying a garden setting, long lawn tables, a menu, mushball, twilight lights, and various games for children. Hosts included Dan Carroll and G. D. Morris among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Borden
First Methodist Church
Coates
Dan Carroll
G. D. Morris
A. A. Taylor
C. Ed Brown
H. W. Dean
Local girl wed in Harrisburg in June ceremony
Irene G. Morris daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Morris Jr of Highland Ave Ex tension married W Charles Weeks son of Mr and Mrs F H Weeks Butler Pa on Wednesday June 21 at Pax ton Presbyterian Church Harrisburg Rev Harry B King officiated About forty friends attended The bride wore embroidered white mousseline de soie over pink taffeta with a tulle turban and carried white bridal roses and baby breath A wedding dinner was held at Paxtonia Inn The couple honeymoon in Atlantic City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Irene G. Morris
W. J. Morris, Jr
Highland Avenue Extension
Harrisburg
Miss Morris
W. Charles Weeks
F. H. Weeks
Butler
Morris
New Castle High School
Beckley College
Gilfillan and Patterson
State Capitol
Weeks
Butler High School
Beckee
Orton Extension School
University of Pennsylvania
Frank E. Baldwin
Paxton Presbyterian Church
Harry B. King
Golden Wedding Anniversary for Dr and Mrs Whan
About 200 friends gathered Thursday at the home of Dr and Mrs W T Whan in Youngstown for their Golden Wedding Anniversary. Dr Whan, once a Columbiana area physician, and Mrs Whan, formerly Alice Lee Cross of Mt Jackson, were married June 22 1883. Guests came from New Castle Ambridge Beaver Beaver Falls Salem Alliance Darlington West Middlesex Cleveland and Hubbard to offer greetings. Their daughter Mary Whan Kaercher and son in law Fred Richmond reside in Nutley NJ. Elaine and Roland Whan and Lucille Whan are among attending family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
W. T. Whan
Boston Avenue
Youngstown
Whan
Columbiana
Alice Lee Cross
Mt. Jackson
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Greenleaf
Wampum
Westminster College
Cleveland Medical School
Ambridge
Beaver
Beaver Falls
Salem
Alliance
Darlington
West Middlesex
Cleveland
Hubbard
Mary Whan Kaercher
Fred Richmond
Elaine
Roland Whan
Nutley
N. J
Walter Church
Willa Lee
Lucille Whan
Catherine Ryan announces Irvin H Ryan and Cleo Probst marriage
Mrs. Catherine Ryan of Maryland avenue announces the marriage of her son Irvin H. to Miss Cleo Probst of McDonald Ohio. The ceremony was June 14 in Niles Ohio. Irvin was a former New Castle resident who moved to McDonald six years ago as timekeeper for Carnegie Steel. The bride attended McDonald High School and worked with Bell Telephone in Youngstown. They will reside in their new home at McDonald Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Ryan
Maryland Avenue
Irvin H
Cleo Probst
McDonald, O
Niles, CO
Ryan
New Castle
McDonald
Ritz Club Hosts Friday Bingo At Mrs Bartlett Home
Mrs James Bartlett entertained Ritz Club members on Robinson Street Friday with cards and bingo prizes awarded to Mrs Mary Farrone Mrs James Bongevengo and Mrs Lela Panella. Refreshments were served and plans made to meet in two weeks with Mrs Jones Bongevengo on Glass Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritz Club
James Barlett
Robinson Street
Mary Farrone
James Bongevengo
Lela Panella
Jones Bongevengo
Glass Street
Monday's Calendar Highlights for G W C Club
Calendar notes list the G W C Club hosted by Mrs. Harry Haywood on Beckford Street and Ministers Wives Club with Mrs. W. H. Downing on Newell Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. C. Club
Harry Haywood
Beckford Street
Ministers Wives Club
W. H. Downing
Newell Avenue
Evening Dinner in Huey Garden Hosts Picnic
Fifty five guests enjoyed the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. 8. R. Huey on Wilmington road for the annual picnic of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist church. Flowers colored the lawn as long tables carried a dinner planned by Mrs. C. A. Reed and Mrs. Ira Pulkerson. District president Mrs. W. L. B. quist spoke and Dr. C. G. Farr recalled a June 27 picnic at Ida M. Cribbs Home in Conneautville. Mrs. A. R. Kingsbury led the mite box opening. assistance came from several hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Huey
Wilmington Road
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
C. A. Reed
Ira
W. L. Bloomquist
C. G. Farr
Ida M. Cribbs
Conneautville
A. R. Kingsbury
Frank Fischer
Ira Pulkerson
W. C. Mechem
Oscar Shaffer
A. P. Treser
Hadassah Tea to Close Season at Beth Shalom
Hadassah will honor outgoing and incoming officers Tuesday evening at Beth Shalom with a tea marking the season’s close. A refined program is planned with hostesses including Mrs. J. Raffel Mrs. A. I. Wachs Mrs. Jack Sloan Mrs. Meyer Levine Mrs. Morris Samuels Mrs. H. Cukerbaum and Mrs. Jack Ger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah
Beth Shalom
J. Raffel
A. I. Wachs
Jack Sloan
Meyer Levine
Morris Samuels
H. Cukerbaum
Jack Gerson
Stewart and Bolling Mingle at Dunkirk Presbyterian Wedding
Miriam Stewart daughter of Mrs. Harriet Stewart of Huron Avenue Dunkirk and Dean Bolling son of Mr and Mrs A G Bolling of Temple Street Fredonia were married June 18 at Fre donia Presbyterian Church with Rev Charles Dayton officiating in a large gathering Attendants were Mrs Leroy Davis of Dunkirk and Sydney Bolling of Sherman A reception followed at the bride’s sister in Dunkirk home with about fifty guests Out of town witnesses included Mrs Emerson Chase Jamestown and Mrs Harvey Benton East Aurora plus relatives from New Castle They will reside at East Sixth Street Dunkirk after June 27 and are on a wedding trip to Niagara Falls Buffalo and Jamestown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Stewart
Harriet Stewart
Huron Avenues
Dean Bolling
A. G. Bolling
Temple Street
Fredonia
Fredonia Presbyterian
Charles Dayton
Leroy Davis
Dunkirk
Sydney Bolling
Sherman
N. Y
Emerson Chase
Jamestown
Harvey Benton
East Aurora
Charles Shoaf
A. Smith
New Castle
East Sixth Street
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Shower Honors Mrs Kenneth Moyer in Sharon Area
Miss Iva Jackson of Apollo and Miss Alice Bell of New Wilmington co hosted a miscellaneous shower at Bell s home to honor Mrs Kenneth Moyer formerly Clara McCready of New Wilmington. Bridge games led to prizes won by Miss Charlotte Chambers and Lucille Beerbower. The guest list features Margaretta Barr Bella Lakey Elizabeth Rose Theda Hartwell Lucille Beerbower Mary Braham Mrs William Hartwell Helen Reese Gertrude Riddle Charlotte Chambers Esther Watson Mrs Collins Greer and Mrs Elmer Grimmer of Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Jackson
Apollo
Alice Bell
New Wilmington
Kenneth Moyer
Sharon
Clara McCready
Bridge
Charlotte Chambers
Lucille Beerbower
Margaretta Barr
Bella Lakey
Elizabeth Rose
Theda Hartwell
Mary Braham
William Hartwell
Helen Reese
Greenville
Gertrude Riddle
Emerton
Ellwood City
Esther Watson
Collins Greer
Elmer Grimmer
E N C Club Guests Attend Youngstown Gathering
E N C club members met at Mrs. John Miller's home in Youngstown Ohio with guests including Mrs. George of Vandergrift Mrs. John Davis and daughter Betty of East New Castle and Mrs. Tom Bender of Youngstown. Prizes went to Mrs. Frederick Mrs. Lale Christie and Mrs. Miller. A breakfast is planned for Thursday July 6 at Cascade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. C. Club
John Miller
Youngstown
George
Vandergrift
John Davis
Betty
East New Castle
Tom Bender
Youngstown, O
R. J. Frederick
Lale Christie
Birthday party honors 88th for Arney Biddle and 4th daughter
The New Bedford road home of Arney W. Biddle hosted a family gathering to mark his 88th birthday and the 4th daughter Clarabell Moore of Akron Ohio. About 28 guests were seated at decorated tables. Four generations attended as friends visited during the afternoon and evening. Gifts were presented to the honored guest with aides serving including Mrs. L J Rhinehart Mrs. L Lindemann Mrs. J Stewart Mrs. Everette Anderson and Mrs. Hanna Simonton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arney W. Biddle
New Bedford Road
Clarabell Moore
Akron
L. J. Rhinehart
L. Lindemann
J. Stewart
Everette Anderson
Hanna Simonton
Kruegers Celebrate 30th Wedding Anniversary at Home
Mr and Mrs Charles G Krueger of 112 Smithfield Street were honored Friday evening at their home as friends neighbors and relatives gathered to observe their 30th wedding anniversary A program of diversions and numerous beautiful gifts marked the event Lunch was served to conclude the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Krueger
Smithfield Street
Ministers Wives Club Meeting Notice
The regular meeting of the Ministers Wives Club will be held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. W. H. Downing on Newell Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministers’ Wives Club
W. H. Downing
Newell Avenue
Juanita Club Meeting Friday at Ray Street
The Juanita club members will meet Friday July 7 with Mrs William Naysmith on Ray Street for a local gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Club
William Naysmith
Ray Street
Sun day church party closes membership contest
Bethany Lutheran church hosted a Friday evening event that concluded a church membership contest won by the red side. More than 100 attendees enjoyed pop songs led by Tom Ridley with Evelyn McMillin on piano, saxophone numbers by Don Potter, readings by Thelma Dengler and Ethel Shiffler, a Betty Lash vocal, the McMillin girls trio, and the Earnest Workers' class playlet The Silent Church. A humorous sketch by Griff Lewis, F Candioto, Hatfield, and Robel followed before a parish supper was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Lutheran Church
Tom Ridley
Evelyn McMillin
Don Potter
Thelma Dengler
Ethel Shiffler
Betty Lash
McMillin Girls
Silent Church
Messrs
Griff Lewis
F. Candioto
Hatfield and Robel
Surprise farewell honors Hazel Miller at Finch street party
Local girls gathered at Hazel Campbell's Finch street home Thursday evening to honor Hazel Miller who departs for Cleveland. A lawn program and games entertained guests before a luncheon. Sixteen place settings were prepared and a collector of dainty handkerchiefs was presented to the guest of honor with names of attendees including Harriet Phipps and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Campbell
Finch Street
Hazel Miller
Cleveland
Harriet Phipps
Maxine Critchelow
Lelia Swanton
Goldie Householder
Lillian Campbell
Kathryn Ritchie
Anna Wilson
Coletta Priesel
Anna Marian Critchlow
Rose Ritchie
Hettie Neugebaugh
Mabel Regarise
Jane Frankovitch
Marcella Moore
Mrs. Miller
Reunited Ladies League Dates Change Meeting
The Reunited Ladies League will meet on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Anna Nolte on Cumberland avenue instead of with Mrs. Clark as had been planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies League
Anna Nolte
Cumberland Avenue
Clark
Mr and Mrs John Biddle Host Dinner in New Bedford
Mr and Mrs John 8 Biddle and family of R. D. G New Castle were dinner guests Friday at the home of A W Biddle on the New Bedford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Blair family seventh reunion set for Mt Hermon home
The Blair family will hold its seventh annual reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Floyd Blain in Mt Hermon on July 4 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Floyd Blain
Mt. Hermon
PresidentConsider Halting Radio Criticism Amid White House Pressure
Sentiment runs high in circles about officials near the White House using radio as a sounding board and there is belief the president may order a stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Lawn Breakfast Held by Happy Hour Club
A Happy Hour club breakfast was hosted by Mrs. J. M. Nelson on Crawford Avenue Friday morning with Mrs. John Wettich and Mrs. Viola Nelson assisting. Guests dined outdoors among flower gardens. plans were made for a July 16 tureen dinner at Cascade Park with committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Club
J. M. Nelson
Crawford Avenue
John Wettich
Viola Nelson
Cascade Park
James Spear
Kenneth McCaslin
Arthur Sni ¥der
Lee Wettich
Carrie Riley
Frank Fear
Ora Ross
Nellie Riley
Ed. Frey
Pulton Jackson
Bob
Barbara
Old Fashioned Singing School at First Presbyterian church
Miss Velma Patton's class sponsored a musical entertainment at the First United Presbyterian church on Friday evening. A large crowd enjoyed the Old Fashioned Singing School presented by Charles Martin's class, with music by Marie and Sophia Boughter and readings by Gladys Weinschenk. Refreshments followed, social led by Miss Dorothy Beckwith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Patton
First United Presbyterian Church
Charles Martin
First Presbyterian Church
Marie and
Sophia Boughter
Gladys Weinschenk
Dorothy Beckwith
Air cooled hotels promise rising demand in New York
Competition of air cooled restaurants against non air cooled in New York brings smiles to the refrigeration industry. An hotel man indicated that entirely air cooled hotels and apartment houses will be in equal demand within two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Patou High Shouldered Mod els Echo Cambodian Dancer Flair
Patou unveils new high shouldered models with two or three roll effects recalling Cambodian dancers. The designs are noted as stylish and restrained, avoiding eccentric presentation in overall tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patou
Births Announcement Notice for Signed Writer
Births notice requests publication in the column with signatory name and address of the writer. The text specifies accompanying the birth announcement with the journalist’s or contributor’s signature and full address.
Births Report From Ellwood City and New Castle Area
A series of birth announcements from Ellwood City and nearby areas notes Shirley Jean born June 20 at the home of Mr and Mrs T B Moore. A daughter born June 23 at New Castle hospital to Theodore McNeish. A son born June 23 at New Castle hospital to Joseph Windel. A daughter born June 23 to Russell Hannon. A son born June 24 to Ralph Johnston at East Palestine. A daughter born June 22 to Sam Cavallo. A son born June 23 to William J Mort at Jameson Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Casto
T. B. Moore
Ellwood City
Shirley Jean
Theodore McNeish
Mulberry Street
New Castle Hospital
Russell Hannon
East Lincoln Avenue
Ralph Johnston
East Palestine
Sam Cavallo
Duquesne Avenue
William J. Mort
Hemlock Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Lloyds Announce Birth of Son Ronald Eugene
Mr and Mrs Clyde E Lloyd of 1223 East Washington Street announce the birth of a son on June 17 who has been named Ronald Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde E. Lloyd
East Washington Street
Ronald Eugene
Energy Union Meeting on Health and Medical Temperance
The Energy union of the W. C. T. U. will gather at Mrs. Barclay Gibson’s home on June 28 at 2 PM. Leader Mrs. Barclay Gibson will preside as the group discusses Health and Medical Temperance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cascade
E. M. McCreary
Monroe Street
Temple Club
Ellhurst
Proctor’s Temple Club Orchestra
C. A. Crowl CO
Washington St
East
Shelton Bible Class
Shelton
F. W. C. Club
Castle Beach
Cecil Bowles
Gents
Frew’s
THE
J. R. Frew CO
Mill & North Sts
Strauss-Hishberg
Mrs. Williams
HH Rosenthal
PLO
Crete
Borden Class
Metzler
Huey Garden
Stewart-Bolling
Krueger
Employes
Reunited Ladies League
Red Cross
East Washington St
Tracy
the Co. ” Nuilan Care Penn Theatre
Mon
Joseph Windel
Northview Avenue
W.C.T.U and L., T. L
Ford Motor Company
Gulf Oil Company
Pennsylvania
Castle Motor Company
Thomases
New Castle Airport
North Mill St
Plasco
CIA
Florsheim Shoes
Matrix Shoes
Davis Shoe CO
Battery & Electric Service Co. Inc
North
Mercer Street
Mellinger’s
E. Washington St
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