Seventh Ward Announces Marriage at Dinner Party
Miss Bernice Clarissa Cearfoss and Hubert McKinley Schaefer wed January 16 1924 in Mercer Pennsylvania with Rev. Thompson officiating. The reception for 35 guests featured roses orange blossoms and peonies. After a trip to Cleveland and Detroit the couple will live in Youngstown Ohio where he works for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. she has been an operator for the Bell Telephone Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson A. Cearfoss
North Cedar Street
Bernice Clarissa Cearfoss
Hubert McKinley Schaefer
Canton
Ohio
Mercer
Thompson
Presbyterian Church of
Jane Heasley
Helen
Buckley Bertland
Hillsville
C. L. Bohm
Youngstown
Elbert Cearfoss
Koppel
Cleveland
Detroit
Presbyterian Worship and Sunday School Schedule
Reverend Daniel C. Schnebly leads Sunday school at 9 45 a m with Clarence A Patterson as superintendent Morning worship follows at 11 00 focusing on The Glory and Ambition of the Christian Life Junior and Intermediate Christian Endeavor hours are 2 00 and 7 00 led by Mrs C E Dungan Evening service at 7 45 with the pastor preaching on The
Funeral for Elmer Swearingen Held in Hookstown
Rev Daniel C Schnebly pastor of Mahoning Presbyterian church officiated at the funeral in Hookstown Pennsylvania for Elmer Swearingen who ended his life by his own action. Swearingen was a member of the Hookstown Presbyterian church and had a former pastorate under Rev Schnebly. The pastor and his wife and children returned home after visiting friends in Hookstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel C. Schnebly
Mahoning
Schnebly
Hookstown
Union services planned by three local churches
Three pastors from Mahoning Methodist Presbyterian and Madison Avenue Christian churches coordinate August union evening services. Rev Schnebly plans August vacation at Cherry Tree PA with Mrs Schnebly's mother while Rev Schnebly will preach two sermons during August.
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Mahoning
Bible Class Social at West Madison Home
The Presbyterian Sunday school Bible class taught by Miss Ruth Walker met Friday evening at Virginia Guy's home on West Madison avenue. Eleven members attended with Jay Anderson as a guest. After study, a social hour followed a luncheon hosted by Mrs Earl W Guy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
Ruth Walker
Virginia Guy
West Madison Avenue
Jay Anderson
Earl W. Guy
Margaret Fisher
Nellie Humphrey
Hazel Smith
Betty Kerr
Virgil Wettich
Margaret Wilkison
Jane Leight
Nellie Pacurar
Effie Stickle
Two Boys Plan Dawn to Dusk Bicycle Trip to Jamestown
Arthur Guy and Albert Anderson of West Madison Avenue will leave Monday morning for a bicycle journey to Jamestown Pennsylvania. They expect to cover over fifty miles by night fall, staying several days with Mrs. L A More, the grandmother of one rider. The trip is modeled after Lieutenant Maugean and aims for an enjoyable outing with a well planned route.
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Arthur Guy
Albert Anderson
Madison Avenue
Jamestown
L. A
Maug- Ean
Lawn fete by Mahoning Presbyterian a great success
The lawn fete held Friday evening by the ladies of the Willing Workers at Mahoning Presbyterian Church on the church lawn drew a large crowd and raised about seventy five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Presbyterian Church
Day's News Violations Lead to Fines and Workhouse Terms
In a set of liquor prohibition cases, Dambrosia received 200 dollars and costs plus six months in the Allegheny county workhouse. Nenaditch was fined 500 dollars with costs and ten months in the workhouse. Dominick was paroled on 200 dollars and costs. Krovar faced 500 dollars with costs and ten months in the workhouse. Reale of Sharon did not appear. bail was forfeited amid an injured-accident claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veto Dambrosia
Allegheny County
J. Nenaditch
Mary Dominick
Steve Krovar
Angelo Reale
Sharon
Reale
Central Presbyterian Church Parlor Furnishings Fundraiser
The event aims to raise funds to purchase new furnishings for the remodeled church parlor. Tables displayed baskets of roses and garden flowers. Members of the Phila tha class at Central Presbyterian attended at Mrs. Ben Jenkins home with Miss Margaret Rutherauff as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philatha
Central Presbyterian Church
Ben Jenkins
North Cedar Street
Margaret Rutherauff
Interesting Program For Westminster Guild
Miss May Park of West Cherry street will host the Westminster Guild of the Ma honing Presbyterian church for its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday evening July 1. The program includes a devotional period led by Mrs. Earl W. Guy followed by a roll call related to a Presbyterian Mission school of the South. Talks on Southern Mountaineers will be given by Miss Elizabeth Fisher and Miss Pearl Scheidemantle. A social time and refreshments will follow.
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May Park
West Cherry Street
Westminster Guild
Mahoning Presbyterian Church
Earl W. Guy
Presbyterian Mission School of the
South
Elizabeth Fisher
Pearl Scheidemantle
Miss Helen Wilson Arrives for Month-Long Pittsburgh Visit
Miss Helen Wilson of West Penn Hospital Pittsburgh arrives in the city for a month's vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R F Wilson on West Madison avenue. Mary Louise Perkins had been a guest of Frances Frost before leaving town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wilson
West Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
R. F. Wilson
West Madison Avenue
Mary Louise Perkins
Frances Frost
Jamestown Families Go Visiting Across States
Maple street resident returns home from a two week vacation with relatives in Minneapolis. Mr and Mrs John Conn and Myrtle Cedar street family travel back from the trip. Mrs L A Moore returns from visit with daughter in Jamestown. Arch street relatives travel to Ravenna Ohio for a visit. Kenneth McKee of West Cherry street spends the summer with relatives in Erie.
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Maple Street
Jamestown
John Conn
Myrtle
Cedar Street
Minneapolis
Minn
L. A. Moore
Earl W. Guy
West Madison Avenue
J. H. McBride
Helen
Arch Street
Ravenna
Ohio
Kenneth McKee
West Cherry Street
Erie
Jelbart to Speak Sunday at Epworth M E Church
Rev J H Jelbart field secretary Cribbs Memorial Home Conneautville will speak Sunday morning at 11 o clock in Epworth Methodist church with a worthwhile message. Evening address at 7 45 by Rev H B Davis on Where Will America Find Her Strength. Sunday school 9 30 N E Clark superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Jelbart
Cribbs Memorial Home
Conneautville
Epworth Methodist Church
Jelbart
H. B. Davis
America
N. E. Clark
Judge Emery Sends More Law Breakers To The Workhouse
Sentence court was again held by Judge Emery this morning to dispose of cases which had been held.
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Emery
Radiocasting Replaces Broadcasting In Radio Term
Atlantic City June 28 The Radio Section of the Associated Manufacturers of Electrical Supplies abandons the term broadcasting at its annual convention. Radiocasting will be used to indicate spreading sound through the air based on a committee recommendation and dictionary notes linking broadcasting to sowing seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Associated Manufacturers of Electrical Supplies
Gasoline Station Looted On New Wilmington Road
Nesbit gasoline station on the New Wilmington road was broken into last night. Tires and automobile accessories were stolen, totaling several hundred dollars. Sheriff Andrews investigated the scene and is handling the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Nesbit
New Wilmington Road
Flags sold to aid Legion Auxiliary welfare fund
A corps of young women sold small American flags on city streets to raise money for the American Legion Auxiliary welfare fund. Hundreds of pedestrians wore flags, indicating strong early sales.
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Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
No Fireworks Before Fourth Warns City
Mayor W. H. Dunlap announced a ban on firecrackers in the city before the Fourth and warned police will curb premature celebrations. Fireworks shooting is also prohibited on Sunday.
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W. H. Dunlap
Gaston Park Ball Grounds Nears Fourth of July Readiness
D. C. Davies a city councilman expects Gaston baseball field to be ready for games by July 4. Grading is finished and a road machine with roller will begin work today to finalize the facility.
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Gaston Park
City Weed Cutting Clears Laurel Boulevard
City street department workers with scythes cut weeds along Laurel boulevard and adjacent curb plots. The effort targets weed removal on several city streets as crews advance along the block.
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City Street Department
Laurel Boulevard
Arrests at Preston Ave Home Net Fifteen Suspects Fined
Fifteen men and women were arrested last night at 305 Preston Avenue, the home of Mary Mitchell. Officers Harper Augustine Hagan Moore and Nelson conducted the raid. Mayor Dunlap fined Mrs. Mitchell 25 dollars as keeper of a disorderly house, while the visitors, including several white men, were fined five dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mitchell
Negress
Preston Avenue
Harper
Augustine
Hagan
Moore
Nelson
Dunlap
Cars in Collision on Liberty Street
Louis Cardullo reports collision while turning from Liberty Street into Cherry Street. His car struck S H Buyers vehicle causing damage. No injuries reported and police notified overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cardullo
R. D
Liberty Street
Cherry Street
S. H. Buyers
Dog Kills Poultry On Cascade Street
John Vildaleo of Cascade street reported to police Friday that a large brown dog attacked and killed his ducks turkeys and chickens. He did not know the dog’s owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vildaleo
Cascade Street
Grant Camp Holiday Today To See Circus Here
Elmer Punk Klingensmith a chef at Bel Ve Der camp of New Wilmington Junction was granted a holiday today to see the circus. He has not visited New Castle for 28 days and sought a day off to enjoy elephants tigers clowns and acrobats before returning to his summer home until camp breaks next September.
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Elmer
Punk
Klingensmith
Bel-Ve-Dere Camp
New Wilmington Junction
New Castle
Bel-Ve- Deres
Lenglen and Ryan win third round doubles at Wimbledon
Suzanne Lenglen and Elizabeth Ryan defeated Mrs. Weston and Miss Thomas in the Wimbledon women's doubles third round, taking match scores 6-3 and 6-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenglen
Ryan
International News Service
Wimbledon
Suzanne Lenglen
Elizabeth Ryan
California
Weston
Miss Thomas
Asks Release From The County Jail
Judge Emery heard a morning testimony on De Los Brown’s request for release from the county jail. Brown was committed March 7 for failure to pay $90 monthly child support for his wife and four children. He argues lack of bail prevented earning funds and offers to contribute if he can work. There is $270 in arrears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
de Los Brown
Brown
Bond and Installment Plan Contemplated in Brown Case
The court considered a plan to reduce back payments to sixty dollars with a bond as security and extra time to pay. Testimony indicated friends had offered help to the couple. The final order hearing was postponed to Monday with attorney W E Porter for Brown and James A Chambers and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ery
W. E. Porter
Brown
James A. Chambers
Why Are The Wrong Numbers Never Busy
A quip on telephones notes that wrong numbers always ring through while busy lines go unanswered, provoking a wry meditation on misdialed calls and static puzzles.
Liquor Found Leads to Fine for Disorderly House
John Ross and his wife were arrested by Officer John Young on Levine alley for keeping a disorderly house. Liquor was found on the premises and they paid a heavy fine of 100 dollars each.
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John Ross
John Young
Levine Alley
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Hubert M. Schaefer
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John M. Bevan
Kaye
Oak Grove
Young People’s Society
OLD Master
Chas. A. Howes
North and
Grant Sts
Norris St
New Castle, Penna
Milton Frank
Liberty Theatre
New York
Othor Machine Co
Croton Avenue
Miller
New Castle Drugs Corporation
North Mill Street
Spencer Paint
Opera House
Bell
Kennedy
East Washington Street
Ganna Walska
Paris
Harold F. McCormick
Chicago Harvester King
U.S
James Reed
Missouri
Kansas City
Frank B. Kellogg
Great Britain
James A. Logan, Jr
Reparations Commission
Seventh Ward Personals
Prof
J. R. Jennings
Conservatory of Music
Mrs
Bell Phone
C. Ed. Smith Howe
East Washington
Keystone Furniture
Epworth
M. E
Oy GS Lake
Park PA
Hotel Conneaut
H. O. Holcomb
Conneaut Lake Park
John Bower
Merchant Tailors
Washington Street
New Castle, PA
Preston Ave
Santa Pa erEy Cement
St Man
Barrett
Mc. Kambshy & Sons
Buick
Automotive World
Buick Motompany
Irou
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