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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1925

Page

3

Scout Round-Up Set At Carnegie Auditorium Friday

Lawrence County Boy Scouts announce their annual round-up at Carnegie auditorium Friday evening April 24. Winners will represent the county council in the inter state Green Ivilla meet in May. Scoutmasters urge all interested boys to submit applications by March 26 at Boy Scout Headquarters. The event caps four events per participant and top scorers win medals and ribbons. Plans for summer camp trips are under way to allow each boy to visit the camp this season.

Lawrence County Carnegie Auditorium Gwen Fox Lawrence County Council Green Mna Boy Scout Soa

Federation Members Plan City Park Beautification Meeting

Federation of Wagon Clubs members met at the YWCA to discuss beautifying City Park and Almira Home grounds. Each affiliated club will be asked to buy a tree for the project and plan a historical pageant with local teachers and officials.

Federation of Wagons Clubs Almira Federation International Council of Women Washington D. C Charles Johnson New Castle Harold Hunter Ben G. Graham Charles Greer S. D. Pearson Rebecca Bowden R. J. Robison M. L. Gordon

Club Members Are Guests At Dinner

Members of the B. B. Club enjoyed a social dinner at Mrs. F. M. Mershimer’s Spruce street home. A 6:30 menu served for twenty-nine with Miss Gladys Keelan and Mrs. Etta Keelan assisting. Birthday purse presented to Mrs. J. Rudolph of Croton avenue. In two weeks Mrs. J. Rudolph will host. Other club notices listed with member hosts across Adams to Crawford streets and local addresses. Engagement news from East Beynolds street announced Sara Alensky’s engagement to Leol Hersh of Detroit with guests from Detroit Cleveland and Pittsburgh. D. W. T. Club to meet at Miss Mary Scherger’s Gardner home Friday evening.

B. B. Club F. M. Mershimer Spruce Street Gladys Keelan Etta Keelan Myr Clement Alensky East Beynolds Street Sara Leol [Hersh Detroit Mich Cleveland Pittsburgh Rev. Newmark D. W. T. Club Mary Scherger Gardner

Entertain Husbands at Dinner Party by T. E. L. Club

Members of the T. E. L. club and their husbands were hosted at a 6 o'clock dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hogue on East Washington street. Green shaded candles lit the table, St. Patrick's favors marked twenty four places, and aides including Mrs. Comstock Booker Davis and Sowers served. After dinner, music and five hundred provided entertainment. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Galbraith on East Falls street in two weeks.

Francis, Jr Mra Frank Cray Winslow Avenue Donald Hook Claudia McKibben Thomas Bobby Evans Thomas Vallely David Davis Willam Jenking William Jenkins T. E. L. Club Lawrence Hogue East Washington Street St. Patrick's C. Comstock H. W. Booker R. J., Davis E. J. Sowers B. H. Galbraith East Falls Street

Social Hour Club entertains at home. two meetings set

Mrs J W Walls hosted the Social Hour lab with guests Mrs Percy Walls and daughter Jana Mrs Edward Walls and daughter Betty Misa Bertha Sturdevant and Miss Virginia Frederick attended music and needlework st Patrick novelties served as favors hostess helped by Mrs Percy Walls and Mrs Edward Walls In two weeks Mrs Anta Glover will entertain Members of the N H B Kensington enjoyed at Mrs H L Remiley’s home Ken sington pastime and a later dainty lunch N H B Kensington meeting postponed two weeks Queen Sewing Circle to meet Friday afternoon at Mrs Harry Riley’s home F M N Club to entertain Friday evening at Mrs Thomas Stewart s home end of item.

J. W. Walls Galbreath N. H. B. Kensington H. L. Remiley Marshall Avenue Kensington N. Griffith Sn. McMillin Mra C. HR. McMillin Hish Neon Club Queen Sewing Circle Harry Riley Pinestreet H. T. L. Club Merle Coulthard Morton Guest Haster John Wilson Robert Slack Haus Avenue Farm Leaf Club Mary Harvey Fern Leaf Club Beckford Street St. Patrick's Hettia Rhodes William Kerr Adams Street

Frances Willard W C T U Observes Mother's Day Meeting

The Frances Willard W C T U will observe annual Mother’s Day at 2 30 Friday afternoon March 20 at 507 Walnut street the home of Mrs J C Bryan County Superintendent Mary Ralph will attend and speak. West Side W C T U meeting at 116 Willard avenue postponed one week due to Hiram Garner death and will be held March 27.

Frances Willard J. C.bryan Walnut Street Mary Ralph West Side Mra. S. EB Cleary Willard Avenue Hiram Garner

Ellwood Man Speaks Before Quota Club

Ellwood City resident VV Johnston gave an instructive talk on Foods at the Quota club meeting held Tuesday evening in the Y M C A. Miss Ruth McCaskey led the program with a duet by Dorothy Whittaker and Helen Ewing, followed by bowling.

VV. Johnston Ellwood City Quota Club Ruth McCaskey House Dorothy Whittaker Helen Ewing

Local birth and illness notices and visits from Beaver Falls scene

Personal mentions record births and illnesses across the city with several visitors and guests, noting Agon born to Mr and Mrs Roy Houk and Richard Bm lillian to Mr and Mrs C Milton Clark Ellwood City, plus illnesses including Ruth Cleveland and Ruth Large. Several residents visit relatives in Reynolds Street Delaware Avenue and Warren Pennsylvania Avenue, with family updates and a building permit for August Windish at 92 Harrison.

J.D. Ferrell Beaver Falls Roy Houk West Grant Street Agon Olive Rodgers Moravia James H. Wigton Spruce Street C. Milton Clark Ellwood Richard Lillian Philip Wink South Mill Street Benjamin Beisel Wallace Avenue Ruth Cleveland Highland Avenue Beryl Lorene Lou Tatton Frarlansburg Road Ruth Large Cleveland James Dunn Delaware Avenue Thomas Richards Pennsylvania Avenue Bava Glenn Willard James Pilifant and Sons William and Francis Masury, O William Philpa Reynolds Street Elizabeth Williams David Williams Sheridan Avenue Norman Knauer Alliance. O W. J. Fisher Harold Saaffer Moody Avenue New Castle Hospital Evan Davia Emma Jang Smithfield Street George Crushel Warren Es Ae Thetry

W B A To Meet and Local Church Events This Week

Religious groups announce meetings including W B A at Lady Maccabees hall Cherry street Mahoningtown with a tureen dinner for Ladies Association of First United Presbyterian Church and officer erection for coming year. Also Willing Workers class Croton Avenue Methodist Sunday School hosts and Epworth church events with Miss Prudence Sankey hosting N R Queen Esther Society and Camp Wohelo officers named for Hast New Castle Mission and Ryanhart Juniors meeting at People's Mission with lessons and upcoming session.

Ladies’ Association of the First United Presbyterian Church

Y W C A Notes North Street Reserves Meeting

North Street Girl Reserves will meet at the Y W C A on Thursday at 4 15 to complete service work started. Board of Directors held monthly meeting at the Y W C A on Tuesday evening approving redecorating four rooms this spring Social Reading Game and Business Girls Social Room on the third floor.

North Street North Street Girl Reserves Y. W

Man Arrested After Too Much Fight on Pennsylvania Avenue

Warry Thomas, a two roomer on Pennsylvania avenue, reportedly refused to show his fists and was arrested by Constable Fazzone of the Highth Ward. He faces a charge of surety of the peace. The information was filed by Chris ngoryatio, a resident of Pennsylvania avenue. A hearing before Alderman J Lee Cowper is set for Friday at 7 p.m.

Warry Thomas Pennsylvania Avenue Fazzone Highth Ward Thomas Chris Ngoryatio J. Lee Cowper

Milk Fairies Play By Lincoln-Garfield Pupils

Lincoln Garfield school dramatic class presents a playlet Milk Fairies for the Federated Womens Club of New Castle on April 2 in the school auditorium. Miss Twila Kitch directs the play with about 60 children involved. Esther Gibbons handles the music and Joyce Gillespie oversees dancing.

Lincoln-Garfield School Federated Womens Club of New Castle Twila Kitch Aramatic Instrucer Esther Glibbons Joyce Gillespie

Lincoln Garfield Plans Open House

Lincoln Garfield school announces an open house for Wednesday March 25. Students have prepared exhibits of their classwork for a full day parents session, replacing the annual Parents Night. Principal I A M Hughes supervises the program.

Lincoln-Garfield School I. A M. Hughes

Ellwood City Reports Ninth March 12 Baby

Ellwood City records its ninth baby born on March 12 as Hints and Pinta’s anniversary year continues. The newborn is a boy named Thomas Joseph Crowley, son of Mr and Mrs J L Crowley, with Dr C M Iseman noted in the report.

J. Fg Ellwood City C. M. Iseman Thomas Joseph Crowley J. L. Crowley

Hawaiians at Penn Theatre Dazzle Local Audiences

Hawaiians at Penn Theatre showcase a four member ukulele and guitar troupe with native music, classical and pop numbers, plus a dancing act. The program features new numbers nightly and a scenic beach theme, paired with Milton Sills and Vila Dang in a film and a comedy. Penn Theatre maintains low admission prices.

He Penn Ime Hell's Mawailans Lisen Hativa Ttar Ff Bell Milton Sills Wiola Dang AL St. John Penn Theatre Penn

Marquis Curzon Hospitalized After Poor Night

Foreign brief from London reports Marquis Curzon, recently operated on, had a bad night and the doctors fear for his condition. Vienna notes arrests when a plot to destroy a bridge used by Soviet officials returning from the Tit us conference was foiled. a conspirator committed suicide. London also reports bread lines in Leningrad amid acute bread scarcity as the Soviet stoc k is rushed with bread and flour.

London Marquis Curzon Vienna Mar Leningrad Riga

Troops Deployed to Disperse Bread Lines

Troops are being used to disperse the bread lines to allay famine fears and quell unrest as shortages bite. The action signals a state effort to stabilize food distribution and reassure the public amid scarcity.

Men's Club Meeting at Alderman Cooper's Office

The Men's Club of Fourth Presbyterian church will hold its regular monthly business meeting at Alderman J. Lee Cooper's office on Friday evening March 25 at 7 30. Attendance is important as significant club business will be transacted. A note mentions a Norwegian woman outlawed for public speech less than fifty years ago.

Fourth Presbyterian Church J. Lee Cooper Norway

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