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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1925

Page

3

Local Fraternal and Church Meetings Planned in March

Council five will convene March 20 with a regular meeting March 19 at 7 50 PM. Rachael Rebekah Lodge No 40 meets Monday evening at T G We halt at 7 50. Officers to be elected. Queen Mothers N A T Queen Esthers of the Worth Methodist Church meet Monday March 16 at Miss Prudence Seakey 613 Spruce Street. IL and Cool the Third United Presbyterian Sunday school were entertained Thursday at Mrs Jacob Vox Beckford Street. Sewing was the main activity with the next meeting set for Thursday March 94 at Mrs Frances Harrison Street. a dress sale will feature the gathering.

Council Five Rachael Rebekah Lodge Rachael Rebekah Lodge No. 40 N. T Queen Esthers Enworth Methodist Church Prudence Seakey Spruce Street Keetlon Third United Presbyterian Sunday School Jacob Vox Beckford Streat Frances Harrison St Dreus Sale Reading J. (. Morrow North Walnut Street Reading Circle T. C. Armstrong W. B. Fielding Agricultural Colleges J. Strath B.C. Morrow Federation W. H. Martin Edgewood Avenue CG. Orvidt Mother's Circle M. E L. J. Zimmerman East Grant Street Oelock H. J. George Albany N.Y W. J. Waddington OC. H. Wood A McBride Ralph Craig

Six O clock Dinner by Baptist Choir

A local Baptist Church hosted a six o clock dinner for sixty guests including choir members and families. An elaborate prime evening program featured music by Weller and others, with a color themed reception and a late social hour.

Baptist

Elegant High Noon Club Dinner and Birthday Party

Members of the Embraidery Circle and guests enjoyed a prettily appointed dinner at the High Noon Club on Friday evening with green and white decor. After dinner, cards and games followed. announcements for the next regular meeting will be made later. Also noted is a tenth birthday celebration for Miss Anna Raymonds at Scotland Lane with elaborate dinner and a pink and green centerpiece cake, inviting many friends and including music and games.

Tew Tay Milas Minnie Jackson Te. W. Garraway Anna Raymonds Howe Scotland Lane Nick Taymond Albert C'aughlin

Honor Miss Worrell At Dinner Party

Six o clock dinner served Friday at Irene Maitland Deaconess Home on Phillips street honored Miss Irete Worrell marking her sixth anniversary of appointment in New Castle. Blue and wool decor, nine covers, guests Mrs. D J McConaghy and Mrs. R J Withers. Gifts of appreciation given to the guest of honor.

Irene Maitland Phillips Street Irete Worrell New Castle D.J . McConaghy R. JB. Withers Ja.eorge Harvey George New York Good Will Bible Burl Sweesy West Washington Street

Dinner for class members at First Presbyterian Church

Sunday school class taught by Miss Butler held a six o'clock dinner in the church dining room. A delicious menu was served. The committee included Mrs. M. L. Porter, Mrs. P. J. Perry, and Mrs. Harry Gibson. Music and chat followed. Plans were made for a three dinner on Wednesday, March 18 at Mrs. David Brown’s home.

Hainbow Club Mary Daugherty Raymond Reger Butler David Brown East Washington Street Rainbow Club Jess Hutchison George Giibraith Falls Street

Religious and fraternal circle notices and events

A roundup of local church and club gatherings includes Third U P Church youth group meeting at Mrs. Ryans Arlington Avenue, a St Patrick party at a member’s home, and various auxiliary and club events. Mothers Circle at First M E met with 29 members. officers elected. Kaskaskia Camp Fire Girls met at Central Christian church with Miss Edna Emminger in charge.

Waskaskia Kaskaskia Central Christian Church Edna Emminger

Surprise Birthday Party At Mrs Batley Home

A group gathered Friday evening at Mrs. Charles Batley's Haus Avenue home to celebrate her birthday with music games and gifts. Guests included Misses Jane Young Mary Young Evelyn Davidson Vida Abblett Margaret Owrey Kathryn Young and several couples. A later luncheon followed with eight TALC members present.

Charles Batley Haus Avenue Jane and Mary Young Evelyn Davidson Vida Abblett Margaret Owrey Kathryn Young Harry Bailey Cal Bailey B. L. Young Dick Owrey Charles Baltoy Frank Wilson Fred Abblott Joseph Jenkins

Personal Notices From Shenango Valley Hospital Area

Local notices report ill health and recoveries at homes on West Emison Pearson Emerson Sheridon and Crawford avenues. Births announced for Daniel and Victoria McQuiston at Shenango Valley Hospital and Henry Kersey’s family. William Wesley and Elmer Franry named. City residents visit New York and share family updates.

David Brooks West Emison Avenue W. J. Bixler Pearson Street Olive Reed Emerson Avenue P. K. Fike Sheriddan Avenue Florida John Jlarry McClelland Etna Street Scarlet Fayer Daniel McQuiston New Wilmington Shenango Valley Hospital Trevor Richards East Long Avenue William Wesley Henry Kersey Galbreath Avenue William Jevendah George B. May New York City Elmer Fran Ry Gcalway

Rieck-McJunkin to Deliver Dairy Products Door to Door

Rieck-McJunkin dairy products will be delivered to homes citywide at intervals. The brands include Butler Jiggr Cheese and Cottage Cheese, all meeting the company standards with no extra delivery charge. For details call Dell 2283.

Rieck- McJunkin Rieck-McJunkin Prands Rieck-McJunkin Dell

Mercer Fathers And Sons Banquet Attended By 140

Mercer March 14 covers were laid for a fathers and sons banquet at the Methodist Church. Rev C B Petree of Sharon spoke. short addresses by Judg J A McLaughry Rev R A Thomson and R E Wright followed. The Grace Church quartet provided music for a well attended evening.

Mawuy Mercer Orher and Son Methodist Church Indel Grace

Patterson Visit Highlights Erie Y M C A Leader

Victor F Patterson director of the Erie YMCA and former New Castin resident is visiting today with his wife and child. He addressed a Hi Y group in Titusville last evening and will speak in Pittsburgh next week for the Move Up Forward Campaign before returning to Brie.

Victor F. Patterson Erie Y. M. Co. A New Castin Mr. Patterson Titusville Pittsburgh Brie

Last Minute Rush At Revenue Office

The Internal Revenue office in the L. I. and T. building was swamped with late arrivals this morning yet filing proceeded quickly. The time limit has been extended to Monday night, marking the last day for submitting returns.

Wishland W C T U meeting notice at Rhodes Place

The Wishland W C T U will hold a meeting at Mrs F Ow Rhodes Place on March 18 in the evening. All members are requested to attend the call reads.

Highland W. C. T Wishland Mra. F. OW Rhodes Place Ares

Tal madge Amazes Sailors of Fleet

Fleet officers and crew aboard the California flagship Pacific Coast Fleet entertain amid rough seas as entertainer Tal madge performs. A daring show ends with a dramatic plunge from lighting tap and rope swings, drawing cheers from spectators. Laughing At Danger screens at the Rogant Theatre on Monday and Tuesday with Felix the Cat.

California Ileet Llewiy Raggit Welbnamoud Ody Mittrasses Analattica Dinger Felix the Cat

Velant Boy Scouts Form New Patrols

The MWiy Scout Troop No. J. Va lant held its regular weekly meeting Friday evening with eighteen members present. P. A. Kamegeiser, new assistant Scoutmaster, spoke. Scoutmaster Francis P. Simpson led the session. Clayton Rudolph was treasurer and Wesley D. Drake secretary. Patrol leaders were Ptrol 1 Harold Wright and Ptrol 2 Wesley Drake. After games, Henry Shaller won the high jump and Paul Michiela won the broad jump. Guy Corke led in standing broad jump.

Mwiy J. Valant Hellheir P. A. Kamegeiser Francis P. Simpson Clayton Rudolph Wesley D. Drake Pyetrol Harold Wright Patrol Wesley LA. Drake Henry Shaller Paul Micheula Guy Corke

Semaphore contest to open Bear and Flying Eagle patrol meet

The next regular meeting on Friday evening March 20 will begin earlier with a semaphore signaling contest between the Bear and Flying Eagle patrols. Scour ride Ralph Steve.

Ralph Steve

New Castle Radio Broadcast Heard in Kansas

Reverend E A Crooks of Oak Street learns from his niece Mrs James Copeland of Clay Center Kansas that the program broadcast by the New Gustin artists on March 5 was heard there and the musical numbers were well received.

E. A. Crooks Oak Street James Copeland Clay Cennter Kansas Gustin Copeland

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