Farewell Party for Miss Hulbert at Central Christian
Dorcas class members of Central Christian church hosted a farewell party Tuesday night for Miss Elizabeth Hulbert who departs Friday for Long Beach California for the winter. The church was decorated with Halloween themes and guests enjoyed games and contests. Hulbert received a gift shower of handkerchiefs and about forty attendees later were served refreshments by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Central Christian Church
Elizabeth Hulbert
Long Beach
Cal
Hallowe’en
Birthday Celebration for Miss Blanche Davis at Zion Church
Miss Blanche Davis was pleasantly surprised at her Jacksville home Thursday evening as Zion church youths gathered for her birthday. Games and refreshments followed. Guests included Lena Stickel Edna Stickel Blanche Pounds Agnes McClymonds Ella Pounds Grace Graham Anna Grafem Helen Davis Ruth Graham Margaret Book June Drake Hollis Graham Marie Graham Viola Graham Ethel Davis Russell Book William Weller Homer Cooper Joseph McClymonds Charles Miller Glenn Davis Glenn Humphrey James McCleary Frank Graham Perry Davis Russel Double Richard McCracken William Murphy Samuel Scheidemantle Mack McCandless Fred Davis Eugene Graham Clair Davis Wendell Davis Clarence Davis and Mr. and Mrs. H E Graham and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Davis
Jacksville
Zion Church
Lena Stickel
Edna Stickel
Blanche Pounds
Agnes McClymonds
Ella Pounds
Grace Graham
Anna Grafem
Helen Davis
Ruth Graham
Margaret Book
June Drake
Hollis Graham
Marie Graham
Viola Graham
Ethel Davis
Messrs
Russell Book
William Weller
Homer Cooper
Mrs W H Tanney Hosts B B Club Fall Meeting
Mrs W H Tanney of Laurel Boulevard entertained the B B club for the first fall meeting Tuesday evening. Dahlias and cosmos decorated the room. needlework and games provided entertainment. A birthday purse honored the hostess, with Mrs Paul Davids as the only special guest. Refreshments followed. The next meeting will be with Mrs John Kennehan on Wilmington Avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Tanney
Laurel Boulevard
B. B. Club
Paul Davids
A Tunison
Fred Frankfather
John Kennehan
Wilmington Avenue
Fire Chief at Quota Club Meeting
City Fire Chief Charles H. Lynn spoke at the New Castle Quota Club meeting on Fire Prevention Week. He cited that 15,000 lives and $550,000,000 in property were lost to fire in North America last year, with 75 percent preventable due to carelessness. Mary Clark of the Clark Sisters Musical Revue performed and posters for the November Doll Show were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Lynn
New Castle
Quota Club
X. Msa
Mr. Lynn
North America
Lynn
Wee Mary Clark
Clark Sisters
Beaver Falls
Informal Newell Avenue Party Hosts Moran Guests
Miss Margaret Flannigan entertained informally on Newell Avenue Tuesday evening honoring Miss Alice Moran and Mrs Moran of Jersey City and Thomas Flannigan of California. High score prizes went to Miss Julia Ronan and Miss Cale Eagan. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Flannigan
Newell Avenue
Alice Moran
Moran
Jersey City
N. J
Thomas Flannigan
California
Julia Ronan
Cale Eagan
Florence Watter
Marguerite Delane Julia Ronan
James Fletcher
Harold ‘Wilson
Edward Conway
Gail ‘Eagan
Thomas Donnegan
T E L Club Entertained At Mrs Wal ter Wilson Home
T E L club members were entertained at the Mount Jackson road home of Mrs Wal ter Wilson Tuesday evening. Sewing and chat were the main pastimes. Mrs Wilson was assisted by Miss Blanche Robinson a special guest. Next meeting announcement will be made later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. L. Club
Walter Wilson
Mount Jackson Road
Blanche Robinson
Out of Town Guests Attend Wickliffe Manor Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. John Foster and Miss Helen Foster along with Mrs. Elizabeth Davidson and Miss Dell Davidson were among visitors from N Mercer street Locust street who attended a luncheon bridge hosted by Mrs. J Cross and Mrs. P L Glassford Tuesday at Wickliffe Manor in Youngstown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foster
Helen Foster
N. Mercer Street
Elizabeth Davidson
Dell Davidson
Locust Street
J. §. Cross
P. L. Glassford
Wickliffe Manor
Youngstown
Mrs Batten Hosts O B F Club This Thursday
Mrs Albert Batten of Reis Street will host the O B F club members at her home Thursday evening, altering the previously planned Friday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Batten
Reis Street
O. B. F. Club
Birthday Surprise Enjoyable Affair at Higgins Home
Friends and relatives gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. L. L. Higgins home on Butter Avenue to celebrate her birthday. The guest of honor received many gifts and the gathering featured games and music with Halloween accents in the decorations. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ralph McCormick and Mrs. Clare Hoover. Those present included Lyle Wimer, Robert Straley and families, Riney Baldwin and family, Herman Bartsch and family, Edna Bartsch, Clarence Hoover and daughter, Edward Braatz, Mrs. Charles Miller, and L. L. Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Higgins
Butter Avenue
Ralph McCormick
Clare Hoover
Lyle Wimer
Robert Straley
Riney Baldwin
Herman Bartsch
Edna Bartsch
Clarence Hoover
Edward Braatz
Charles Miller
Mrs Homer B. Davis Honored by Society
Mrs Homer B. Davis was honored at a surprise party at her Epworth Street home hosted by the Ladies Aid Society. About 40 attended as guests including Miss Louise Davis Miss Ethel Corbett and Fred and John Corbett of Eau Claire Pa. A linen table cloth and a fruit basket were presented and a luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer B. Davis
Epworth Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Luuise Davis
Ethel Corbett
Fred and
John Corbett
Eauclaire
Community Clubs List Members and Addresses
A readers list shows various clubs and their hosts with street addresses including J M Club Croton avenue E O T Club Chestnut street and others such as Lotus Club East Washington street Philadelphia Club North Mercer street and Highland Book Club Conneaut Lake highlighting civic group activity and hosting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M
Frank Doerr
Croton Avenue
Thomas McGracken
Chestnut Street
Wee Fu
Harvey Gilles Pe
West Clayton Street
Albert Batten Rei
Leon Fink Boyles
Lee Johnson
First Baptist Church
Reading Circle
C. C. Campbell
North Bay Street
Kensington
Frank Hoover
Hemlock Street
F. O
Webster
Front Street
Lotus Club
J. L. McCaskey
Washington Street
Orville Patterson
Cunningham Avenue
Philadelphia
Elmer Braden
North Mercer Street
C. and
G. Club
John Elridge Peckford
Wade Mecum
Rex Patch
Florence Avenue
G. W. C. Club
H. M. Allen
Highland Book Club
E. A. Fenton
Conneaut Lake
Bessemer High Faculty Hosts Chicken Dinner for Teachers
The Bessemer High School faculty entertained grade school teachers Thursday evening at Miss Crace Reed's Mt. Jackson home. Mrs. H E Reed and Mrs. E S Reed assisted in serving. Prizes went to Gerald Nord and Mary McLaughlin along with a list of guests including Frances Fullerton Zula Lusk Grace Brun Ethel Weller Mabel Hofmeister Esther Montgomery Mary Belle McClelland Ia McAnlis Hazel Fair Grace Kramer Fannie Keys and Mary McLaughlin. Special guests included Mrs H J Colton Glen Colton Miss Helen Colton Mrs J H Martin and Miss Olive Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer High School
Crace Reed
Mt. Jackson
H. E. Reed
E. S. Reed
Gerald Nord
Mary McLaughlin
Frances Fullerton
Zula Lusk
Grace Brun
Ethel Weller
Mabel Hofmeister
Esther Montgomery
Mary Belle McClelland
Ia McAnlis
Hazel
Mrs W G Davis Hosts Kensington Group Gathering
Mrs W G Davis welcomed members of the N H B Kensington at her Sheridan avenue home Tuesday afternoon with fall flowers and a dainty lunch. Special guests included Mrs James G ibson and Doris. During the business session Mrs W T Sterling was welcomed as a new member. two weeks hence Mrs C C Cooper and Mrs J V Macom plan a luncheon at Mulberry street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Davis
N. H. B. Kensington
Sheridan Avenue
James Gibson
Doris
F. B. McAllister
W. T. Sterling
C. C. Cooper
J. V. Macom
Mulberry Street
Dr. Griggs to Speak at Highland United Presbyterian
The second lecture in the Highland United Presbyterian church series will be delivered by Dr. Howard Griggs Thursday at 2 30 p m. The topic is Benjamin Franklin the Practical American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Griggs
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Benjamin Franklin
Current Events class hosts fall lunch at Elks Club
Members of the Current Events class will gather for an opening fall lunch on Monday October 12 at 1 15 PM in the Elks club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Daughters of Lydia Host Silver Tea at Morehead Home
Daughters of Lydia of the First Presbyterian church entertained members and friends at a Silver Tea held Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Thomas W. Morehead on Moody Avenue. Baskets of dahlias and asters decorated the rooms as tea was served with aides Mrs. May Hoyt Mrs. Ed Moore Mrs. E. E. McGill and Mrs. E. E. Hileman assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas W. Morehead
Moody Avenue
May Hoyt
Ed. Moore
EE. E. McGill
E. E. Hileman
Invitations Issued For Dinner At New Castle Club
Mrs. Ernest J. Stitzinger and Wayne D. Stitzinger of Winter Avenue issue invitations for a 6 30 dinner at the New Castle Field Club Thursday evening October 15. About 120 guests will be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest J. Stitzinger
Wayne D. Stitzinger
Winter Avenue
New Castle Field Club
D D G Club Formed by New Castle Dry Goods Staff
Office girls from New Castle Dry Goods organized the D. D. G. club at Mrs. Leon Drumm's Spruce street home. Sewing and music ended with refreshments. Next meeting set for October 19 at Mrs. Karl Douglas's West State street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. G. Club
New Castle Dry Goods Company
Leon Drumm
Spruce Street
Karl Douglas
Thomas Edmunds
West State Street
Dinner Honoring Mr and Mrs J Wilson McClenahan
A dinner party in Pulaski hosted by Mr and Mrs H K Bell on East North street honored the bride and groom Mr and Mrs J Wilson McClenahan. Eleven covers were set with fall flowers. Guests included the McClenahans and families, and Mrs Ida B Bell and the Bells’ relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilson McClenahan
Pulaski
H. K. Bell
East North Street
Paul McClenahan
Ida B. Bell
Mizpah Circle Holds Regular Meeting at Church Parlor
Mizpah Circle members met in the church parlor Tuesday evening with Mrs. Everette McNees and Mrs. Gary leading. Papers were read by Mrs. Rose Kirkpatrick Mrs. W. T. Connover Mrs. Chauncey Hettenbaugh and Mrs. Howard Magill. Plans were made for a Hallo we'en party October 20 at Mrs. Magill s Garfield avenue home. Section C Mrs. E E Keefer Arlington avenue will entertain Y S B class Section C members in her home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everette McNees
Gary
Rose Kirkpatrick
W. T. Connover
Chauncey Hettenbaugh
Howard Magill
Garfield Avenue
E. E. Keefer
Arlington Avenue
U. P. Church
Daughters of Veterans to Meet at Mrs Lane’s Home
The Daughters of Veterans degree team will be entertained Friday evening at the home of Mrs Daniel Lane on East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Veterans
Daniel Lane
East Washington Street
Local Bible class elects officers for the year
Mrs. E B Hawkins hosted the S E B Bible class of the First Methodist Sunday School for the fall opening. Officers elected include President Mrs E B Hawkins Vice President Mrs E N Baer Secretary Mrs A B Coulter and Treasurer Mrs E W Keiner A gift to Miss Sylvia Barnes who plans to teach in a Mission school in Singapore Malaysia was presented. Section E of the U S B C will meet October 8 at Mrs Joseph Boston's Butler Avenue home instead of with Mrs Cromie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Hawkins
Park Avenue
Sylvia Barnes
Mahoning
E. N. Baer
A. B. Coulter
E. W. Keiner
E. O. Fankhouser
W. L. Beal
Carl Paisley
Third United Presbyterian Church
Joseph Boston
Butler Avenue
Cromie
Women’s Missionary Convention Attended by Local Members
Mrs. Harry Gilliland of Leasure avenue Mrs. John Emerick of East Washington street and Mrs. J B Wright of Winter avenue attend the seventh annual convention of the Woman's Missionary society of the Pittsburgh Synod in Butler today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gilliland
Leasure Avenue
John Emerick
East Washington Street
J. B. Wright
Winter Avenue
Butler
Woman’s Missionary Society
Pittsburgh
Luncheon Club Masquerade Skips Regular Meeting
Mrs. Jean Webster of North Front Street will host a masquerade party for F. O. Luncheon Club members on Thursday evening October 22, replacing the regular meeting previously scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O
Jean Webster
North Fronttreet
Meetings for Ladies' Aid and Loyal Ladies League
An all day Ladies' Aid meeting at St. John's Lutheran church includes a noon dinner and a 2 30 business session. New Castle Circle No 5 P H C sets a 7 30 start for its Thursday meeting with time change notice. A special Loyal Ladies League business meeting convenes tonight at 7 in Knights of Malta hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John’s Lutheran Church
New Castle Circle No. 5
Lillie B. Jones
Loyal Ladies League
Knights of Malta
E. L. T. A. Club Meets at Mrs Fink's Home
Mrs Leon Fink of Boyles avenue will host a 1 o'clock luncheon Thursday for members of the E L T A club. A note on Dutch butter innovation follows describing Holland churns using carbon dioxide to exclude oxygen and extend freshness at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. T. A. Club
Leon Fink
Boyles Avenue
Holland
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting At Legion Home
A meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary is set for Friday evening at 7 30 p m at the Legion home.
Zion Lutheran Men to Meet at Riverview Home
The Zion Lutheran Church Men's club will hold its monthly meeting at the home of Peter Benson on Riverview Avenue this Friday at 8 o'clock.
Graustark film thrills New Castle with lavish production
A 1910s era report highlights Graustark the screen adaptation of George Barr McCutcheon. Norma Talmadge stars as Yetive with Eugene O Brien as Lorry and the big budget master film aims to attract many film fans. The Penn theatre showcases the costly picture for four days starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agg
Cnt
George Barr McCutcheon
Graustark
Yetive
Europe
Grenfall Lorry
Norma Talmadge
Vetive
Eugene O'Brien
Lorry
Penn Theatre
New Castle
Penn
Missionary Society Meets at Central Presbyterian
Members of the Sisters of Dorcas Missionary society met at Mrs. Harvey Bush’s Hillcrest Avenue home Monday evening. Ethel Anderson spoke on India as the foreign topic while May Powell reviewed Alaska as the home subject. A social time followed with lunch served by the hostess and Mrs. J. R. Ellison assisting.
Epworth League Plans Halloween Party At Croton Church
The Epworth League held a meeting at Edwin Hill's Mulberry street home to finalize plans for a Halloween party on Friday October 23 in the Croton Avenue M E church basement. A social hour with games and music followed, with a dainty lunch served by Mrs. Fred Hill and assisted by Mildred and Lilybelle Hill. The next meeting is set for the first Tuesday in November with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Hallowe'en
Croton Avenue
M. E
Epworth League of the
Edwin Hill
Mulberry Street
Fred Hill
Mildred
Lilybelle Hill
Personal Notices From Nearby Cities Mention Residents
Personal items report Miss Hanna Trodden of Higgins Bros in New York on business. Charles E. Watson of Topeka visits relatives in the city and Pittsburgh. A newborn Roger Jr. is named for Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mey of Cucringham Avenue. Matthew Curtis of Hiramway travels to Beatty Pa for postgraduate study at St Vincent College. Leolia and Rina Mae Heindman of Baden Pa visit their uncle Bert Rupp in Bell Avenue. William Lane and son Kenneth and the Miller family visit John Woodcock in Summit Street. Richard Anderson family and Miss Gladys Anderson with Robert Vogan visit A B Vogan on Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna Trodden
Higgins Bros
New York
Charles E. Watson
Topeka
Pittsburgh
Roger Mey
Cucringham Avenue
Roger, Jr
Matthew Curtis
Hiramway
Beatty
St. Vincent College
Leolia
Rina Mae Heindman
Baden
Bert Rupp
Bell Avenue
William Lane
Kenneth
William Miller
Detroit
John Woodcock
Summit Street
Richard Anderson
Richard, Jr
Gladys Anderson
Robert Vogan
Jamestown
N. Y
A. B. Vogan
Park Avenue
Cuban sugar crop reaches record over five million tons
The Cuban sugar crop this year is the largest in the industry's history, estimated at more than 5,000,000 tons.
Nations Union Meeting Closes in Washington
The twenty third Inter Parliamentary Union conference concluded its closing session in Washington with delegates seeking a panacea for crises in parliamentary democracies. Resolutions already adopted offered partial remedies to major world problems as nations called for stronger democratic governance worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nations Union
Washington
International
Bers
Sunshine Kensington Reaches Out With Social Evening
Members of the Sunshine Kensington group gathered Monday at Mrs. Virginia Andersons home on West Falls Street. Special guests Mrs. Louis Smith and Mrs. Myrtle Danzler attended. A social hour with music and games preceded lunch served by Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Danzler. The next meeting is set for two weeks at Mrs. Cora Duffins Moody Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Kensington
Virginia Anderson
West Falls Street
Louis Smith
Myrtle Danzler
Cora Duffin
Moody Avenue
World's greatest electric power station rising in New York City
The new station in New York City will generate enough power to light three million homes, more than the number outside New York City in the entire state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
Y. P. B. Meeting At Hodge Home On Neshannock Ave
The regular meeting of the Y. P. B. will be held Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hodge on Neshannock avenue. A then dinner will be served at 6:30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Hodge
Neshannock Avenue
Contracts Awarded for Five Air Mail Feeder Routes
Government awards five air mail feeder routes linked to transcontinental services. Post officials announced the contracts on the Oct 7 bulletin, detailing the feeder segments to bolster the federal air mail network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulletin
International News Service
Washington
Air Mail
the Post
Office department fails to award feeder route contracts
The office department announced today that eight feeder routes exist but contracts for three routes were not let, leaving five contracts awarded and the remaining routes unsettled.
China Links Major Cities With Long Distance Phones
China connects several important cities with extended telephone lines to improve long distance communication. The new network ties major urban centers, boosting connectivity and regional commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
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M. C. Limber CO
Office Outfitters & Stationers Greet Bldg
Mercer St
P. S
Jack Gerson
Your Jeweler
Penn Theater Bldg
North
Nolan
Keeper
Metzler
Evans
Mather Bros
Ora
the New McCall Quarterly
Qgistle
Bermarlu
Stritmater Bros
Featuring
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Legion Home
Graustark Penn
Norma Talmadde
Eugene J Brien
Resinoi
Crepe de Chine
Children’s Department
Cream
Ecru
Bromley
Jenellan
W.C. T. U. and
Y. P. B. Meeting
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Bell Phone
Pittsburgh Proof Products
E. M. M’creary
Palais Royale
Berny Mack
Royal Serenaders
P. L. Hogue
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