Kathryn Oh NT Work Delivers Santa Fe Mat Memo
Kathryn Oh NT Work reports on Santa Fe matters with notes about taming media and local events. The item references a sequence of city updates and a shared memo system affecting public affairs.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
3
Kathryn Oh NT Work reports on Santa Fe matters with notes about taming media and local events. The item references a sequence of city updates and a shared memo system affecting public affairs.
A local anniversary gathering at the Colden home featured Mrs. Ralph Campbell and other residents. Decorations included roses and dark table coverings while guests enjoyed meals and conversations during the afternoon.
Wedding notices outline the ceremony for Slenn Patterson and James C. Pearson of Berens Avenue. Attendees included best man Jen Cleon and a large cake table and a 100-plus guest reception at the Willard Grange. The article also mentions a Willard Grange dinner and a June 1930 reunion plan for Mrs. Leora Walters group.
Mrs BP J Weis announces the engagement of Leoia May to Lester A Caron, with the wedding held at 7 o clock in Mahoning Presby Church. Rev D C Schnebly officiated in the presence of close family. The bride wore a georgette gown with white roses. The couple planned a motor trip after the ceremony and will reside in Youngstown.
The Hill family of Winrar avenue plan to travel to Orange New Jersey on Thursday evening to attend the wedding of their son to Miss Ethel Towberman daughter of Dr and Mrs Towberman of Orange The ceremony is set for 4 pm Saturday at the Central Presbyterian church in Orange followed by a reception at the bride’s parents home.
Readable portions describe a June season of social events in a small town. Esther Wagner was honored as a summer bride elect at a surprise party hosted by Miss Edna McClaren and Miss Shirrel Hinksor on Clenmore Boulevard, with 21 guests and prizes for Thomas Davis, Mrs. Frank Fehl, and Miss Minnie White. Other items note bridal showers, birthday celebrations, a Temple Bible class picnic at Cascade Park, and a wedding for Ella Mae Pounds and Lawrence Pfeifer at the First Baptist Church parsonage.
New Castle lists marriage licenses including Wm L Patterson to Sarah C Glenn. Theodore C Waldron to Genevieve A Mangel Butler. Emmanuel Morrone to Nunzvata Morrnivilll. Lester Carlson to Leola Wisebaker. Daniel Pier seuss Meow Castle to Minnie McHissick. James A McDowell to Jeno Matthews. Avalon d Santi. Marie Mike Ellwood.
Mr and Mrs C Kirk and Mr James Higgins headed the bridge party at the New Castle Field Club Thursday evening. Seven tables competed with prizes awarded to Rory Elder Mary Webber Clark Max Ludwig and C J Kirk. Dinner followed at 6 39 and the next event is planned in two weeks with Mr Elder and Mr Kirk in charge.
A garden party at Mrs. E. N. Boer’s Wallace avenue home honored the new officers of the Guild of the First Methodist Church. Refreshments were served by John Offult and assistants as members enjoyed informal games and social time.
The Butler Girls were guests at a luncheon and Open Air Service hosted by the Primitive Methodist congregation. Special guests included Miss Mary Catherine Burgwald of Chicora and Miss Jennie Baxl ger. A picnic date was to be announced later.
Saturday evening catch and church gatherings draw large crowds as Pastor Rey W C rell leads testimonies and singing. Churches are invited to join in these meetings held at the community venue.
Centennial observance planned at Veach Church to mark 100 years. The ceremony will be held at the Old M. FB. Church site on Hy Bard Road with a basket social and services led by retired pastor Veach, now on a street corner near the cemetery.
Afro-Americans from New Castle travel to Charlestown and Peppies in a southbound return voyage. The brief item notes movement of residents between towns with no additional details.
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