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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
3
Miss Mildred Gilligan rejoiced as her pocketbook stolen by a highwayman on December 28, 1924 was recovered. The thief fell into the Chester River while fleeing and drowned. his body was later found with the purse and contents intact in his overcoat.
Miss Kathryn Hunter to wed Paul Roberts is announced alongside reports of club meetings in Knox County. The note details a May 2 engagement discovery, social hosting by Mrs Hunter, and upcoming Gowanda and Von Dette Kensington gatherings with multiple guests and musical refreshment entries.
G E W Club members and spouses enjoyed a seven o'clock dinner at the Elks Club with a private dining room setting, Frank Hoffmaster as toastmaster, and Mrs. S. Dickson replying for the ladies. The social evening included cards and music, with next meetings planned at Mrs. Laura Sankey’s and other hostesses.
Young people enjoyed an Irish Bubble Party at the Second Church basement with elections for officers including President Margaret Forest and Vice President Wayne Glenn. Also covered are Cosy 1923 and 1928 Club gatherings, Sorasis meetings, Wimoawusis luncheon plans, E. O. W. needlework gathering, M. A. M. club, and Monday's Clubs Current Events, with hostesses named and plans for upcoming events.
The C A Girls hosted a luncheon in Mish Noon private dining room on Friday to bid farewell to Mrs Herbie McBride who departed for Cleveland and will spend the winter in New York. Spring flowers formed a centerpiece and guests included special guest Mrs Percy Jones of Chicago Illinois.
Mrs H L Marvin of Garfield avenue is ill at home while H L Allen from North Mill street returns from Florida. Mrs Harry Steiner on Euclid Avenue shows improvement and Miss Ethel Thomas of Pitts Laugh visits her sister Mrs Co Seward. The column lists several visits, travel to Florida, hospital updates, a March 5 birth, and family gatherings across Garfield and surrounding streets.
Dr George G Knox whose Pennsylvania dental license was approved by the State Board of Dental Examiners will open offices in the Kissinger block 24 East North Street on Monday March 9. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Knox of New Castle and a New Castle High School alumnus.
Woman's Missionary society gathered at Center church to quilt and share a tureen lunch. Officers for the coming year were elected, with Mrs. J. M. Houk as president and Mrs. William Zehner as treasurer. A social and talks on physical culture followed. another group held a social with plans for March 2. Additional society items note meetings, programs, and postponed Mothers Class session at Maitland Memorial church.
At the Second Baptist Church Sunday afternoon March S at 2 20 pm the Owl A C presents an opening address by George Law with violin solo by Arthur Davidson piano by Mrs Elizabeth Thomas recitations by Charles Foster and Walter Smith violin by O Thomas and a saxophone solo by Vaughn J Fitzhugh Rhetoric by Tomas Marrow and George Thomas plus a featured orchestra under B W Holland Also notes Wiseman Alaska will host the farthest north radio station on the American continent maintained by the army.
Executors David Clarkson Pattison and Ralph Pattison sue to recover 5298.98 on several mortgages from Lillie Funkhouser and others, with counsel S L MelCracken. Henry Furnace and Foundry Co. sues F B Albarn for 1291.70 on heating furnaces. Ellison serves ejectment against Warren Wilkin for 122 West Washington Street with two months rent due. Vincence Susani sues Mattia Perte for 1872.18 for money loaned, by attorney H A Wilkison.
The Lawrence County Woman's Christian Temperance Union executive committee will meet Monday March 9 at 2 p.m. in the YWCA parlors. The president urges every committee member to attend. Margaret S Walker, President.
Mae Murray appears as Circe in her latest phoLOj drama Circe The Enchantress at the Capitol with a two part program. The first annual Spring Style Review features twenty models and gowns by Higgin Bros with three daily performances at 3 0 7 30 and 9.
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