Woman's Club Hears of State Child Welfare
Dr Ellen Potter head of the State Welfare Department spoke at the YMCA auditorium to clubwomen in New Castle. She described Pennsylvania efforts to reduce infant mortality, noting the department created five years ago and now overseeing 230 institutions addressing orphans and delinquent children. She praised New Castle for health ethics a juvenile court and a police woman contributing to welfare work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club of
New Castle
Ellen Potter
State Welfare Department
Harrisburg
Howard Kirk
Women’s Club
Porter
Pennsylvania
State Department of Health of
Department of Welfare
Novus Club Tureen Dinner Hosts Four-Table Evening
Sixteen members gathered for a tureen dinner at Rex and Mrs. Patch home on Florence Avenue. Centerpiece was a basket of spring flowers. Mrs. Frank Taylor and Mrs. J. R. Humes served. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl Davies. Four tables of five hundred were played. high scores belonged to Mrs. J. R. Humes, Jesse Miller, and Harry Forbes. A follow-up dinner is planned at Pilt-Erle in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novus Club
Rex Patch
Florence Avenue
Frank Taylor
J. R. Humes
J. Earl Davies
Mirs
Jesse Miller
Harry Forbes
Arcadian Club
Francis &. Aiken
Maryland Avenue
Louise Biahtons
R. C. Young
Anna Cox
John MecCullough
East Main Street
New Castle Hospital
Charles Ritzer
Charles Harris
East Washington Street
Charles Pitem
House Warming Enjoyable Evening At Book Home
About thirty friends and relatives gathered at the new home of Mr and Mrs Earl Book on Northview avenue for a house warming. The couple received a mirror as a gift and refreshments were served by Mrs Charles Book Mrs Edward Medard and Mrs Harold Shelatree of S A W Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Book
Northview Avenue
Charles Book
Edward Medard
Harold Shelatree
Mothers Daughters Banquet At Third Presbyterian Church
An unusual program marks the Mothers and Daughters banquet of the Third United Presbyterian congregation Friday at 6:15 in the church dining room. Genevieve Cox greets for daughters, Mrs. Mary Warnock for mothers, with Mrs. Ely delivering an address and solos by Wheldon and West. Ramsey reads, and West handles entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Congregation
Genevieve Cox
Mary Warnock
Ely
Wiliam Wheldon
David West
Margaret Ramsey
West
W. R. McKnight
Miller
Marry Campbell
John O’neill
Robert, Benson
Clayton Hryan
A. Minick
B. Hawk
E. King
Musical Club Has Fine Program at First Presby terian
Mrs Patts Shoals led the Wednesday Morning Musical club at 10 o clock in First Presbyterian church. Members performed selections including The Slave Song, Autumn, Through the House Give Glimmering Light, Indian Lullaby and Katy Did. Mrs H H Beach and Mrs Merle M Ingham contributed vocal pieces. notable participants included Miss Kathryn Thomas and Miss Edna Setter. An announcement followed about Mrs Lou Merrick of St Cloud Florida wedding Captain Dibble in St Cloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patts Shoals
First Presbyterian Church
Halen
Teresa del Riego
Joseph A. Rigby
Ai —Callerbee
Chaminade
Merle M. Ingham
Edna Setter
H. HL
Lou Merrick
St. Cloud Florida
Captain Dibble
St. Cloud
Plame
Suede
J P. Haner
Dibble
Wisconsin Avenue
Anie Johnson, Hieresravanne
Claude and
Frank Allerton
Bis City
New Castle Social Notes Highlight Visits and Club Gatherings
Miss Gladys Virginia Hill returns from New York for the summer with her parents in New Castle Highland Avenue. Numerous local clubs meet at homes around town with five hundred and dine plans, future tureen dinners, and forthcoming speaker Giovanni Giordini from Monessen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gladys Virginia Hill
New York City
New Castle
William H. Hill
Highland Avenue
Mias Hill
Canadian Points
Saratoga Springs
YWCA Announces Evening Baseball Game and Reducing Class
The YWCA basketball and volleyball teams will play a baseball game at the Y this evening. The Friday evening Reducing class will meet at the Y as usual, with this Friday’s session being the last for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Volce
Y. W
Chile
The Thief of Bagdad At Penn Theatre For 10 Cents
Children under twelve can see The Thief of Bagdad at the Penn Theatre for ten cents this week until five o clock. Proceeds benefit many local children who want to view the famous picture. The program also includes Theta a comedy and the latest news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagdad
Penn Theatre
Goose Hangs High at Capitol With Seven Kings of Harmony
The Goose Hangs High starring James Cruze opens at the Capitol this week, a film adaptation of Lewis Beach’s stage play about youth learning responsibility. Cast includes Constanca Bennett, Myrtle Stedman, Esther Balatov, George Irving, and Edward Pell Jr. The program also features Billy Williams and his Seven Kings of Harmony, all New Castle natives, delivering a four-part minstrel act with local favorites Jos Love and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cruze
Capitol
Lewis Beach
Ingals
Cruze
Thea
Marton
oLborn
Constanca Bennett
Myrtle Stedman
Esther Balatov
George Irving
Edward Pell, Jr
Ylow
Billy Williams
Kings of Harmony
New Castle
Mr. Williams
Jos Love
Harry Elwell
Frank DeLito
George Anthony
Dave Jones
Harry Evans
Cone
Religious and Fraternal Circles Meet Across Churches
Religious groups from Central Presbyterian St Pauls Lutheran and Croton Avenue Methodist hold meetings this week. Mrs Oscar Rhodes hosts at 2:30 PM. Bridey class led by Mrs Gardner. ladies aid and Mother’s Circle plan receptions and dinners with local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vealite Bible
Ucalite Bible
Bridey
W. S. Gardner
Wallace Avenue
VanGorder
Foulke
New Castle Fair Dates Announced
The New Castle Agricultural Association will hold its annual fair September 9 to 12, with the season opening August 12 and running to October 16. The fair date is set nearly a month earlier than in recent years, a change since the association began exhibitions in 1820.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Veterans Plan Memorial Day Meeting For Friday
Arrangements for local Memorial day program will be discussed at a special meeting of Co. K Sons of Veterans set for Friday evening in City hall at 8 p m. Commander H Gillanic announced the meeting and a drill will be called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. K. Sons of Veterans
H. Gillanic
Personal Guests and Funeral Attendances Reported
Personal mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Frank W Jastromb and Mrs Ruth Fisher from Detroit as house guests of Mr and Mrs Mont Wagner on Harrison street. Mrs S Patterson and Mrs Pell Binick attended the funeral of Mrs Jeanie of Willow Grove on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs E B Snider and Mrs Arthur Headley of Sharon Pa opened with Mrs Hower Patterson of Blunston Avenue. Mis Janet Aoy Wicks is noted as the daughter of Mrs Esther Wicks. Cascade Street resident who had eye hospital surgery in Pittsburgh is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Jastromb
Mis. Ruth Fisher
Detroit Mich
Mont Wagner
Harrison Street
S. . Patterson
Crotan Avenue
Pell Binick
North Bay Street
Jeanie
Willow Grove
Eb, Snider
Card Of Thanks For Kindness After Death Of Mrs Taylor
The family of Mrs. Dannis Taylor expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during illness and death. They thank those who offered Naval tributes and donated automobiles, signed by Mr and Mrs Orin Vance and family, Mr and Mrs Sam Minick, Mr and Mrs Wa McKinley, Mr Jesse Ferrell, Local 1¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dannis Taylor
Orin Vance
Sam Minick
WA. McKinley
Jesse Ferrell
Stevenson Orders More Guide Books
A New Castle resident notes that after The News announced the Board of Trade had Tourist Guide books the office was swamped with requests. P. K. Stevenson said supplies were exhausted but more have been ordered and will be available in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
New Castle
Board of Trade
P. K
Miss Sowersby Portrayed in Carnegie Tech Show
Elizabeth Sowersby of the club is set to appear in a rap play titled Collegiately Speaking at Carnegie Tech Week. The production is scheduled for Saturday night May 76 at the Syria Mosque in Pittsburgh, as part of campus events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitteburgh
Carnegie ‘Tech
Syria
Woman's Welsh
Elizabeth Sowersby
Petty
Wiliam Phill Reynolds
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A Masia Club
George Massie
Lash Grant Slreet
Joseph Gampbell
Majkie
John Wersich
Ly Kerr
Park Avenue
S.A. W
Sal W. Clavery
Edward King
MieClelland Avenue
William Meredith
James Goodchild
James Cypher
James Cipher
Town Hill
Mather Bros. Co
Mather
Mathers
Woshington St
Castla A
Lernard McDowell
Raymond Street
Mont Skinmore
Edward Stalman
Joseph Poggins
Warrr Wylie
Shiliou
Youngstown
P. T. McCormick
Thomas Juck
Virginia Thompson
Washington Street
Stewart
Thompson
Fred Mayberry
Bertha Cypher
McClelland Avenue
John Stafford
Ralph Stafford
Ellwood C Ity
Sharon
Pittsburgh
Oakmont
Cleveland
Bedford
DW. T
Plorence Strobel
Galbreath Avenue
Quanaque
Roy Ring
Ray Straet
Sam Davis
Haat Sutton Street
North Highland
B. M. Mott
Owen Thomas
Moody Avenue
Bon Mon Club
Harold Leach
Kensington
Mia
Ralph Auble
Woman's Club of
Giovanni Giordini
Monessan
Y.W.C. A. Notes
Kirsch Curtain
Clark and Mackie CO
Miss Goldbin
Eugene Co. Ltd
London
Paris
Europe
America
Roberts’ Millinery & Beauty Parlor
Mull Street
Frameun
Central Presbyterian
Women's Missionary Society of the
Central Presbyterian Church
Oscar Rhodes
St. Paul's
Mother's
Circle of the Methodist
J. C. Leohner
Earl, Chaffee
Waddington
Sam Mebrideee
United Commercial Travelers
Croton Avenue Methodist Church
New Castle Fair
E. M
Jack Gerson
Mercer Street
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