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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
5
Notices for births in this column must be written by a person with full name and address and include the name of the attending doctor. All submissions should be properly signed to meet column requirements.
Mr and Mrs Eric Fawcett of Toronto announce the birth of a daughter on Tuesday June 25. Mrs Fawcett will be remembered as Ilona Belle Patterson, daughter of James C Patterson of Pittsburgh and former Richelieu Avenue residents of New Castle. Born to Mr and Mrs Eugene Zarlengo of Hillsville a son in Jameson Memorial Hospital on June 27. Mr and Mrs James W Menasky of 34 Chartes Street announce the arrival of a daughter in New Castle Hospital on Thursday. Born to Mr and Mrs John Cale of 64 High Street a son in New Castle Hospital on June 27. Mr and Mrs Clyde E Lloyd of 1223 East Washington Street announce the birth of a daughter on June 2 named Carol Mae.
Members of Lawrence county's Washington Jamboree troop met at the battery works near Cascade Park for a regular meeting led by Scoutmaster Harry Miles. Assistant Scoutmaster E D Hawk took charge for a grill period as the boys progress into a trained corps.
Coaltown Methodist Quarterly meeting starts this evening at the Coaltown Free Methodist church with District Superintendent Dr. R R Blews in charge. Trinity Church observes the Feast of St Peter with Holy Communion at 9 30 a m at the High land avenue and East Falls street church. Troop 55 meets at Crystal Springs Camp on the Neshannock river on Tuesday from 2 30 to 5 p m in observance of Independence Day. A Section D Y L B gathering was hosted by Mrs Ira Alford with Mrs Laura Wallace leading. Refreshments were served by Mrs Lillian Fisher assisted by Mrs Lillian Fisher and Mrs William Marshall. South Side Prayer Band meets at Mrs Flynn 140 South Beaver street at 7 30 p m led by Mrs Tanzie Wright.
A program will be presented at 8 o'clock tonight in the Union Baptist church featuring readings by Fannie Upshaw and Hazel Lang, a harmonica duet by Mary and Lillian Cummings, and additional readings. The event invites community attendance and musical entertainment.
The excerpt lists participants including Alexander brothers, Lillian Johnson, Lily Mahone, Mary Blackwell and Per cy Cummings in readings and solos. W J Johnson, Mrs Griffin and Rev C D Henderson appear among organizers with Nellie Mahone as mistress of ceremonies.
Bethel prayer band will meet this evening at 8 o clock in the home of Mrs. Emma Alston 710 Etna Street.
Bethlehem Bible class of the Second Baptist church will meet in the church at 7 30 this evening.
P L D Reading Circle gathered Monday evening at Locust Street with Mrs Belle Shannon. A program led by Mrs Mary Mann featured music, papers, and current events by club members. Special guest Mrs Emma Lang of Louisville and Miss Lenora Jones attended. refreshments were served. The club plans to meet in two weeks with Mrs Alice Shelton.
Readable names listed include John S. Russell of Pittsburgh Clara M Bosle of Mt Oliver Louis Orther of Cleveland Hazel Dietz of Cleveland Ernest F Host of Buffalo and Angelika H Hansch of Buffalo. No further context or dates provided.
Miss Elizabeth Vance former troop leader was honored by Girl Scouts of Troop No 1 at a Thursday tea at Miss Edwina Connery’s Crescent avenue home. Vance who lives in California is in New Castle for the summer. A program led by Wanda Hanna was presented. Co hostesses were Peggy Foster Audrey Bridenbaugh Marian Brown Nell Young Maxine Templeton and Esther Norwalk.
Executives of the Lawrence County WCTU and LTU convened on Thursday with Mrs. C. R. Bartley leading devotions and Mrs. Forquet delivering the opening prayer. The group voted to buy 100 copies of the new WCTU song book and appointed a committee to choose a site for the county convention to be held on the last Tuesday of the month.
Mrs. T. A. Preston reported on the Prohibition Rally at Central Presbyterian last Sunday. Miss Margaret Peebles led the closing prayer. The evening includes cocoa preparation instructions and a preserved recipe for two cups.
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