Wimodausis Luncheon At Masonic Temple
Wimodausis luncheon at the Masonic Temple hosted by Mrs Edwards Beahm and others. Seventy five covers in lavender and white with wreaths of Wacs. A musical program featured Miss Loretta Nicholson and others. readings and solos by multiple performers. Plans announced for Model House hosting, Cathedral cornerstone ceremony, and Cascade Park picnic with listed hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Griffith
Mary Martin
Reading
Josephine Allen
Margaret Womer
W. A. Womer
Helen Trosser
Elizabeth Martian Fleming
Dorothy Whittaker
Hamilton Ness
Margaret
Womer
Milton Marshall
Thomas Perrott
E. W. Anderson
Model House
Rebecca Bowden
Robert Garroway
W. A. Taylor
Wimodausis
Cascade Park
A. J. Gilchriot
Earl Ransey
Alfred Sadler
James Morgan
Ford Fulkerson
William Koonce
Many Will Attend B P W Convention
Local Business and Professional Women's Club members plan to attend the state convention in Pittsburgh this weekend at the William Penn Hotel. Hostessing clubs include New Castle and Pittsburgh. Attendees at Friday's banner include Mrs. Betty Biles and several Misses. Saturday luncheon features a long list of participants with diverse names and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Pittsburgh
William Penn Hotel
New New Castle
Betty Biles
Grace Brown
Clara DeLillo
Pearl Hatchison
Lila Strayer
Mary Brown
Emily Thompson
Adda Smiley
Nana Jenkins
Annetta McKee
Pearl ‘Hutchison
Anna Benson
Ethel Pitxer
Violet King
Harriet Welsch
Margaret McQueen
Edythe Dunlap
Sue Cramer
Della Glenn
Hannah Walker
Myra Ackarman
Jessie Wilson
Lola Strayer
Verna Allison
Maude Riner
Mabel Hutchison
Anna Gilland
Lillian Boya
Miss McCune
David Nes
Engagement News of Interest in Lebanon and Harrisburg
Mr and Mrs Harry H Light of Lebanon announce the engagement of their daughter Eloise Harry Light to James H H Stewart of Harrisburg. Stewart, a Princeton graduate and World War II lieutenant, is nephew of Mrs BW Crawford and J Cam Liebendorfer. No date set for the wedding. Local clubs and social groups listed following the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Light
Lebanon
Eloise Harry Light
James HH. Stewart
John @. Stewart
John
Princeton University
Mothers Daughters Banquet Set for May Fifteenth
The annual banquet of Mothers and Daughters of the Croton Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church will be Friday evening May 15. Dinner at 6 30 sharp in the church dining room. Roles and program include Miss Lil Han Armstrong, Mrs. Harry Martin, Mrs. G M Gibson, Miss Genevieve Cox, Mrs. Ed R Smith, Miss Ruth Dresher, and Mrs. Ely delivering an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Land Daughters
Croton Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Riles Charlotte Rodgers
Lil- Han ‘Armstrong
Harry Martin
G M. Gibson
Genevieve Cox
Ed. R. Smith
Ruth Dresher
Mothers and Daughters Banquet at First Methodist Church
About 160 guests from the congregation are expected for the annual Mothers and Daughters Banquet on Friday May 1 in the church dining room. Dinner at 180 will be served by Stephenson Circle members. Mrs Gertrude Mittchell arranged a pleasing program with Mrs Albert Street as principal speaker. Reservations through Mrs Joan Emery or the church office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Stephenson
Gertrude Mittchell
Albert Street
Joan Emery
Dames Host Social Events At Local Church Aid Units
Welcome dresses and brief addresses marked a church gathering led by J . Sturphy for the congregation. Isaac George presented Rev and Mrs Buckingham with a German chime clock and roses from the King’s Daughters Hospital Guild. Hospital guilds hosted guests, prizes awarded at Four tables, with Mrs Frank Steckle and Mrs John Sager winning. Other clubs met for social afternoons, meals, and games at residences on Reis Street, Laurel Boulevard, and Dewey Avenue, with plans announced for upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturphy
William Dampier
Board of
Mra
Irvin Tate
Charles Hopkins
John Richardson
Arthur
Henry Gibson and Son
William’ McKennie
Isaac George
Buckingham
Re.is Hospital Guild
PF. Haney
New Castle Hospital Guild
John Sager
Reis
Frank Steckle
Josaph Uhl
Laughlin
Vir-giila Sager
West Side WCTU Meets at Neighborhood House
West Side WCTU members gathered at the Neighborhood House on Sciota Street Tuesday evening. Mrs Paul Griffith, superintendent of Americanization, led the program with a prayer by Mrs Allen and children’s songs. Mrs Allen led songs and Mrs Griffith spoke on citizenship. The event concluded with readings and gifts of suckers and library books for about one hundred children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Sciota Street
Paul Griffith
Allen
4Ilen
Personal Notes And Local Family Updates From New Castle
C W Smith of 25 Monroe street continues home as ill. Mr and Mrs Charles Morrow of Wampum spend the day in New Castle. Charlee G Tidball of this city is critically ill with pneumonia at New Castle hospital. Mr and Mrs Thomas Whalen and family spent Sunday with relatives at Conneaut Lake. Mrs Emil Bernard of Farrell visited Miss Helen Graham of Blaine Street on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Louis A Vatiensi of South Jefferson Street moved to Allen apartments North Mill Street. Mrs Edward Young Winslow Avenue, who recently had surgery at Crile's Cleveland Hospital, shows little improvement per today’s word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Smith
Monroe Street
Illines
Charles ‘Morrow
Wampum
New Castle
Charlee G. Tidball
Mew Castle Hospital
Thomas Whalen
Conneaut Lake
Emil Bernard
Farrel
Misa
Helen’ Graham
Blaine Street
Louis A. Vatiensi
South Jefferson Street
Allen
Rayon Bloomers at Low Prices in Five Colors
Advertises rayon bloomers priced at 1.95 with double elastic knee cuff and elastic waist band in five colors. Claims very low prices for slips of excellent quality and notes a wide selection of colors.
West Virginia Tax Views Heard by Committee
Residents and non residents with heavy taxable property in West Virginia appeared before the legislative taxation committee in Charleston to present views on revenue raises. The panel discussed possible tax increases on gas, toy and railroad sectors but not coal or manufacturers. Tax Commissioner Hall told the committee current rates on the first three categories are too low compared with other taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Need Service
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
State Legislative Taxation Committee
Sioner Hall
Britain will not initiate disarmament conference says Baldwin
London May 14 Premier Stanley Baldwin told the House of Commons that Britain cannot be expected to call a disarmament conference. He said disarmament under League of Nations consideration is not advantageous for Britain to initiate at this time. He noted the public prefers Rin Tin Tin to circus, reflecting the era's mood.
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Rin Tin
Britain
Baldwin
London
Great Britain
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
League of Nations
Children enjoy Rin-Tin-Tin at Regent theatre
On Wednesday afternoon more than four hundred children from New Castle preferred The Light House by the Sea at the Regent theatre where Rin-Tin-Tin the famous dog performed with humanlike acting. They also saw Felix the cat in Felix finished First and were treated to a comedy showing for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Rin-Tin-Tin
Regent Theatre
Felix
Maccabees Benefit Group to Meet in New Castle Hall
In Religious and Fraternal Circles the Women s Benefit Association of the Maccabees will meet Friday evening at the Sons of Veterans hall for a brief business session. A social time follows with euchre and bingo games featuring prizes for high scores. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Review
Women’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Sons of Veterans Hall
Afternoon Meeting At Mrs Foulke Home
Mrs W F Gardner to lead and Mrs Foulke to teach a daytime gathering at the home of Mrs C W Foulke on Boyles Avenue. The event features leadership by Gardner and instructional duties by Foulke, with details of location and hosts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Foulke
Boyles Avenue
W. F. Gardner
Foulke
Fifteen Hired Through State Bureau at Y M C A
Employment Agent Walter Kirker reports 15 jobs secured this week at the local state employment bureau branch in the YMCA. Since opening, 35 applications have been received, with 12 of the 15 positions permanent. remaining laboring jobs still open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Employment Bureau
Walter E. Kirker
Kirker
Plans Completed for North Street Parents Banquet
Plans for the North Street Junior HSY club parents banquet to be held Friday evening May 15 at the YMCA were completed at the weekly association meeting. Three new members were admitted to the school organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Street
Mustache Growing Contest Ignites Chicago University
Attendance surged at the club event with new members Chester Zeigler Geo Robison and Arthur Woods joining. Initialization for the next meeting is set for Wednesday May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Zeigler
Geo Robison
Arthur Woods
Chicago University
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Hitsch
Masonic Temple
E. M.” M’creary Bellhone
Jack Gerson
North Mercer Street
Fenn Theater
Ohst Gerson’s
Fay
Davis Shoe CO
Davis Shoe Cl
B. P. W. Convention
DW. T
M. P. Boulden
Reese Frice
Long Avenue
James T. Ray
Wallace Avenue
Rainbow Clube
Howard Huchanan
Harrison Street
Wilie
Philip Wink
Mill Treet
N. T. Club
Elmer Sore
Adams Street
Indiana Girls
Ruth Sallade
Laurel Avenue
Fletcher
Greer Bldg
Cotton Beauty Parlor
North Mill Street
Seall
Cincinnatti
Floyd Gettings
George. Hurn
Galbreath Avenue
J. M. Club
J. M.club
Don McGrew
Fairmont Avenue
Afternoods
J. Clare Moore
Russell Rhodes
Crawford Avenue
T. A. Girls
Edna Hopkins
Sheridan Avenue
Frank L. Stevenson
E. Hopkins
Elizabeth Hopkins
H. S. Buckingham
Jane
Olyphant
Maitland . Primitive
Methodist Church
Isaac. George
Aol
Virginia
Mather’ Bros, Co. Jewelers
Washington Street
New Castle, Pa
Giorro
Rosenthal’s
Penn Theatre
Eades
Waserbliz
Clark
Mackie
Metzler
East Washington
Pat Bratschle
Ma G. KW. Club
Laurel Boulevard
A. B. “Hald
John Staley
Meyer Avenue
Novus Club
Frank Taylor
Dewey Avenue
Kensington
Reese Price
East Long Avenue
Finch Street
W.C. T. U. and
L.T.L
McCall
New Chistle
Higgins Bros Farmerly
Séritmater Bros
Mr. Martens
Tive
Higgins Bros
Batiste
Milo-Sheen
IRIN
Ucalite Bible Class
Uvalite Bible Clase
Mary Carlson
N. Mulberry Street
Tocal
al- Waye
Boston Transcript
Dove of Peace
MI Y Club
Weber Baby Grand
Is Snyder Piano Co
N. Mercer Street
Kee
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