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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1929
Page
3
A large gathering of 36 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Walefer honored Mrs. C. ti, S. Naenahe, a recent bride, with tea, refreshments, and gifts from relatives and friends including Ms. and Mrs FH McCormack, Mr and Mrs J G Mek Dornihy, and many others. The event featured a social hour, music, and well wishes for the couple as they begin married life.
Local announcements from Sharon Pa cover engagements and family events. Mrs J N Johns of Sharon hosts a dinner for her engagement daughter Fine with 75 relatives traveling from Youngstown Carnegie New Brighton Elwood City New Castle and Wampum. The Hennon family annual gathering at Wail-Inns on the Wantpum New Castle road features officers elected and plans for next year. Various clubs list meetings and picnics including UpSinnsaeys, O Club, Bridge, Baker Girls, N H B Kensington, and J Q P Club. The McCreary descendants reunion is set for Friday at East Brook U Presbyterian church with noon and 6:30 dinners.
Miss Edith Sankey of Laura Avenue announces the engagement of her daughter to Willard Dilley son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dilley of Greenville Pa. Also notes on a birthday party and local social events including WBA guards party and reunions of Alborn Spears McConnell families with dates and locations.
Selmas and Mrs amend Slavion entertained jointly at the dormers home on Temple ag noue Monday evening, honoring Miss Lorence Cummings pride of July. The affair was informal with music and chat. Guests received gifts as refreshments were served by the hostesses Grace McCab and Mac Cummings.
Miss Antes McBride daughter of John McBride and Lee Land Houk son of Mr and Mrs F M Houk wed at Sacred Heart Church Youngstown at 9 AM They will travel to Pittsburgh for a joint wedding trip with two couples A relative of the groom and the bride accompanied the wedding party Ms Houk a known employee of Fischer As MaGrath.
In New Castle Circle No 3 P H C will meet for semi annual officer election Wednesday at 8. L B class of Third U B church to meet at Mrs John Tlich Beckford St Thursday evening. No prayer meeting due to cathedral service Wednesday, Dr O A Tindley to speak. Daughters of Veterans and Winans McBride No 20 to meet at Sons of Veterans at 8. Message circle Teutiy Spiritualist Church to hold a circle Wednesday 3 at McGinnis Hall Mrs A B Crinh of 21 charge assisted by Miss Guirtic
Mr and Mrs W D Craig of Green Ville announce the birth of a daughter to Mrs Craig formerly Miss Ethel Kelly of this city. Mr and Mrs I E Bigley of R J and Mount Jackson announce the birth of a daughter, June 21, in New Castle hospital, named Mary Lou.
Rev E W Lipscomb of Cleicton Pa will preach a special sermon at Union Baptist Church this evening at 8 o clock. P L D Reading Circle met Monday evening at Elm Street with Miss Florence Johnson hostess and Mrs Mollie Jenson program leader. The gathering featured a Bible features question box and prizes for best answers. Miss Lulu Mae Franklin attended as guest and dainty refreshments were served by the hostess and club members. The group will meet again in two weeks at the W C A Center on Elm Street.
Miss Grave Lowers returns Monday evening after weeks at Philipsburg PA. She worked at Camp East Brook the Y W C A camp. Miss Lowers led art and handiwork during the season. Shenango Valley hospital reports Lilian Brown improves after concussion.
John I Hodgson and Mildred Woods appear among marriages, with several other couples including Delmar Booker from New Castle, Alma Crabill and Adolph E B Shuite from Youngstown and Pittsburgh area, Ellwood City and Wilkinsburg links, along with Hilly Elinor Fowler in Pittsburgh. The report catalogs names and locales of couples applying for licenses.
A jumble of personal mentions lists residents and visitors across multiple towns. Names include Qlis Elder, John Gallagher, Thomas Blake, James Races, Mrs. A L Stewart, Miss Natalie Christly, A E Davi, Clyde Thomas, J Crilley, J McGovern, and many others alongside travels to Pittsburgh Detroit Atlantic City and Enon Valley.
A damaged OCR style local notice mentions Windwood Avenue, Lake, and county officials. It lists several residents and visitors, including Miss Ruth and Mrs. Lester, with travels to New York and Harbor City. The text references social visits, improvements in the city, and various familiar names and places without clear narrative flow.
Mrs. Kathryn Krainsky of 160s Manni Street seriously injured in an automobile accident Saturday, with officials reporting some improvement in her condition.
Harrisburg reports another heat related death as Roberts, 34, becomes latest victim in the ongoing heat wave. Police say the heat toll climbs in the city with extreme temperatures.
A suspect described as a huntsman attacked two women in Boston area streets. Police say the assailant fled after threats and fled toward Wareham. detectives continue to chase leads. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward and identify the suspect.
Report from Lancaster details a missing schoolgirl with few readable details. Authorities urge residents to contact police with any information and note ongoing search efforts in the area.
The readable fragments provide no coherent event or names. No clear individuals, organizations, places, dates, or scores are identifiable for a proper summary.
Edith Cr BSS loses a tennis match in a terse report with limited readable details. The fragment references player Mike Cams and wedges but provides no clear context or outcome. Further specifics are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
A brief report notes improving conditions for an Ellwood woman with residents observing steady progress. Sparse readable text suggests a local health or well being focus, with no further names or specifics confirmed.
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