Recital And Reception For Music Students At Crawford Terrace
Mrs. ER. O. Fankhauser hosted a piano recital for her students at Crawford Terrace Thursday evening with fifty five guests. A reception followed with refreshments. Aides included Mrs. R. L. Wallace, Mrs. W. E. Waddington, Mrs. John Lockhart, and the Warner sisters. Participants listed many names, including Dorothy Bradford and Miriam Woolcock, though three McMillin pupils did not perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. O. Fankhauser
Crawford Terrace
R. L. Wallace
W. E. Waddington
John Lockhart
Alice and
Margaret Warner
Dorothy Bradford
Otto Pemrsal
Mardand Lockhart
Orchestra Members Guests at Party
Mr and Mrs Richard Ray entertained in their new Wilmington avenue home Thursday evening for Windsor Terrace Orchestra members. Music and dancing were main pleasures with Mrs Halen Miller of Columbus and Bobby Berger contributing with vocal selections and dances. Tea refreshments were served by N Clausen. Covers for 30 at small tables with spring flowers. Informal pastimes and chatter followed. Later the hostess was cared for by her daughter and Edna Weide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Richard Ray
Wilmington Avenue
Windsor Terrace
Halen’ Miller
Columbus
Bobby Berger
N. Clausen
Ware
Alcansa Arensingto
George Morgan
New York
Andra
Josephine Thompson Ware Questa
The
Arianna Kensing
Iden
Baker
Reynolde Atreet
Edna Weide
Conners
Adams Street
Betty Roth
St. Francie Hospital
Pittsburgh
Misa Margaret Reider
Pollock Avenue
Tadio
Vietrola Muale
Mra. B.F. Roberta
Mise Marie Raider
Qards
Kensington
Gramada Kensington
Robert
Grooms
Greenwood Avenue
Clarence Reese
Clarence Smock
Wayne Snyder
Cumberland Avenue
Isabel Wallace
T. G. Wallace
Aludenta
Union High School
Charles Burkhart
Winter Avenue
B.Q. F
Gertrude’ Moore
Mra
Horchler
Paul
Fischer
Gertrude Moore
Shilton
E.shilton
Ladice League
Reunited Ladies League
Togwar
Eva L. Baker
Warren. Avenue
Mual
Emma’ Sweet
Mry
J. A. McFall
Butler Avenue
Donald R'Mcfall
D. R. McFall
Margaret McFall
Party Celebrates Fourth Birthday at Bates Home
Sixteen children attended Willis Howsard Bates on Beckford Street for a fourth birthday party. Games and contests filled the afternoon with refreshments served in the dining room by Mrs Bates and Mrs Falmer Thomas. Favors marked each place and a large cake was centerpiece for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Howsard Bates
Beckford Street
Bates
Falmer Thomas
Marjory Thomas
Leora Wigton
Marian Hughes
Mary Jackson
Dor Is
Lutz
Clarence Bates
Mastera Billy Sowers
Billy Clinefelter
Bobby Moser
Donald Young
Eugene Lutz
David Minick
Richard Kemp
Jimmy
Glenn Roberts
John Copeland
Gleaners Class Enjoyable Banquet At Church
Gleaners Class held a Thursday banquet in the church dining room with 8 covers. Meta Shirk and Howard Burr were honored. Mrs Georges M Landa assisted. decorations featured pink and white colors and a center basket of sweet peas. The event included word puzzles and a wedding announcement for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul D. Weller
Plrat Baptist Sunday School
Meta Shirk
The
Glass
Howard Burr
Georges M. Landa
Ruth Irwin
Mildred Sipasi
Grace Hockenberry
Sylvia Jonen
Mary Thomas
Fern Snyder
Evening gatherings at Weaver Circle and neighbors
Fifty guests from the Weaver Circle of the Epworth Methodist church attended a dinner in the church dining room. Cordelia Roberts spoke on Conditions in India after the meal. Musical numbers and donations highlighted a lively evening with plans for a future party at Mrs Wayne Snyder’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Cordelia Roberts
India
Miga
Roberts
Homer B. Davis
Mias Stoner
Graduation Promises and New Stock at Parker Dilo Store
A fragmented ad notes graduation timing and display items priced at 81 000 each with presentation cards. It mentions a Parker Dilo fold pen stock and a line promising unbreakable ladies accessories with decorative guards, though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker -Dilofold
Educational Banking Classes Near End Of Season
Education classes held by the American Institute of Banking Weld Chapter met last evening near Castle. The discussion focused on Standard Economics led by Prof Koe of Westminster. The final session is scheduled for next Thursday with a year review before examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
American Institute of Banking - Weld
San
Standard Economica
Koe
Westminater
Repair Flooring of New Viaduct
Council members questioned the flooring quality of Gardner Avenue viaduct and noted repairs. To avoid future large maintenance costs, a resolution was passed declaring the city not responsible for upkeep upon turnover, pending defect fixes and county approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Avenue
Burns
Balicilor R. WL White
Public Service Commission
Mable
Swimming Classes At Tok To Begin May 12
Swimming classes for senior members will begin May 12 under Director Hae B Day. Two lagnes will be held weekly on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 1:30 to 1:50. Competent instructors will oversee the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tok
Aio
Branch Library To Be Open Saturday
The South Side branch of the New Castle Free Public Library will be open Saturday afternoon from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. The new branch at Neighborhood House and Scioro Street serves junior and adult readers with borrowing available for both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otticlate
Mia
Homer Bi Davis
Epworth
Emlenton
Wil
Misa’ Mabe] Lynn
Clarence Fox
South Side
New Castle
Fraternal Circles In Religious Activities Reported
Religious and fraternal circles are active with meetings at homes and church events. The Third United Presbyterian group hosted an evening of music and singing at Mrs. Albert Lutz’s home, while the Baptist Orchestra prepared for practice and the Women’s Missionary Society of St John’s Lutheran held a May social with guest speakers. Dances and committee planning for a May Hadassah event at Cascade Park were discussed, with officers to be elected and arrangements reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosteke
Kiveny
Hadassah
Cascade Park
Mias Dora
Winick
Lyndal Street
M4a
R. Winick
Chatrovan
Msgs
Lillian Marena
Cincinnat
Senior High Students Hear On Citizen's Military Training Camp
Lieutenant Ras Gee and Sergeant Dokine of Pittsburgh spoke to Senior High School students at chapel about the Citizen's Military Training Camp. The program was led by J B Hoon and Dr Arthur Foster in the auditorium this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ras. Gee
Dokine
Pittsburgh
J. B.hoon
Arthur Foster
Franklin Junior WY Club Holds Weekly Meeting
The Franklin Junior WY Club held its weekly meeting with Supervisor Parker in charge. Attendants were present as discussions focused on the program topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Franklin Junior WY
Parker
Personal Notices of Moves and Births in Local Households
Delays and arrivals noted as families move within the city from Weal Washington Street to A288 East Meyer Avenue. Birth announcements include Clifford Clatr, son of Mr and Mrs Millee of 410 Edgewood Avenue, and Walter Philip, son of Walter Kerber at New Cantra hospital. Mrs Josephine Thompson Lon k Avenue plans a week with daughter Mrs L. Crowe in Brownayville Pa. Mrs Badger of Jankaville visits Cumberland Avenue with daughter Helen. Mr and Mrs Tamer Higging of Wallace Avenue depart to attend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delay Frye
Whippo Atreat
Gurney
John, Bisley
Weal
Washington Street
Meyer Aveue
George Mortman
Naw
York
Chatters By Long
Butler Road
William Millee
Edgewod
Clifford Clatr
A. G. ‘Badger
Jankaville
Helen Badger
Cumberland
Tamer Higging
Wallace
Tun- Walter
Kerber
New Cantra Hospital
Walter Philip
Josephine Thompson
Lonk Avenue
LW. Crowe
Brownayville, Pa
Normal Students Visit Schools by Miss Cora Andrews
Normal students from the California State Normal school under Miss Cora Andrews toured Franklin and North street schools on Thursday April 30 to observe classroom work. Complaints arose about Moravia street being blocked by Pennsylvania Railroad crossing repairs near the Pennsylvania Engineering Works, with the mayor stating repairs would be finished by Monday. The piece notes rising toil in search of amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Andrews
Benjamin Franklin
California State Normal School
Franklin and North Street
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
City approves sewer connection and storm sewer project
The city engineer recommended permit approval for a new sewer connection in the Mexte Allen area and a storm sewer improvement on Sprace Street. The council approved the project today, noting it will improve drainage and sanitation for the district.
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M’creary
South New Castle
South Mill Street
H.lloydrich
Clark & Mackie Co
China
Jack Gerson
North Mercer Street
Penn ‘Theater Bldg
Gerson
Gleaners
J. M.clun
Donald McGraw
Fairmont Avenue
Wade Mocum
Clare Hettenbaugh
Neshannock ‘Boulevard
Cathera
PENN
Douglas Farbangs
Happins
Weaver Circle
Queen
Wiliam Crown
Queen Sewing Circle
Dewey ‘Avenue
Thurad
Muale
Wil Ben
Washington
John. Farmer
Mattoea
Metzler
Donita Castlegrand
Orbita
Thera
Wition
United Presbyterian Gunxy School
Albert Lutz
Maryland Avenue
Muasle
Genevieva Cox
Gladys
Arthur ’Mintek
Beckford Vatreet
Baptist_Orchestra
Lawrénes
Daughters of the American Revolution
Wadassah
A. Mervis
North Beaver Street
F. FisMiller Jr
Earl Ray-shest
IEW
East
Washington St
Women’s Apparel Department
Earneil
Moravia Street
Pennsylvania
Paisley
Aldoriky
Ae Absorbine Jr
Dares Muotho ‘Pepsin Dreco
Johns Hype
Milna Norvine
Pinkhams
Autoatrop Razor Durham Bladen - EveriKeondy
Gillette Razor Mannen
Crean Molle
Lilac Vegetale
Gies Bre
Alams
Avery
Woodbury Cream Ponds
Kolynos
Woodbury
Castorla Dryco
Tae
Liggetts Chocolates
Kodaks
Rexall
New Castle Dry Goods
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