Showers Honor Two Local Couples At Winslow Avenue
The G B G class of the Third U P church hosted showers for Mr. and Mrs. George Kutler and Mr. and Mrs. William Vokes at the Vokes home on Winslow avenue. Radio music and games entertained, piano solos by Miss Susan Wallace complemented gifts. Refreshments were served by Mrs. George Scott with help from Mrs. William Vokes and Miss Angie Colnot. Attendees included Gladys Lutz Lucille Johnston Mae Davies Susan Wallace Elsie Brandon Mildred Houk Jean Brandon Angie Colnot and special guests Mrs. Laura Wallace Mrs. Isaac Ellis Mrs. Julia Gardocky and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kutler
William Vokes
U. P
Winslow Avenue
Susan Wallace
George Scott
Angie Colnet
Gladys Lutz
Lucille Johnston
Mae Davies
Elsie Brandon
Mildred Houk
Jean Brandon
Angie Colnot
Howard Burdett
Laura Wallace
Isaac Ellis
Julia Gardocky
Surprise sixtieth birthday gathering at Thompson home
Friends and relatives gathered at J. M. Thompson's East County Line road home to honor his sixty first birthday. Gifts were presented. evening was informal. refreshments served by Mrs. Carl Shaffer. attendees included J. M. Thompson and spouse, Orrin Cusians family, Carl Shaffer family, Thompson siblings and cousins, Ella Sleight, Pearl Thompson, and A. L. Freshwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Thompson
East County Line Road
Carl Shaffer
Orrin Cusians
Esther
Florence
Elsie
Olive Thompson
Messrs
Howard
Wilbur Thompson
Ella Sleight
Miss Pearl Thompson
A. L. Freshwater
Mrs Ella J Boffing Grocery Taken Over by Bell
The grocery store run by Ella J Boffing at 519 West North Street has been taken over by D M Bell. Local 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella J. Boffing
W. North Street
D. M. Bell
Westminster frat Theta Upsilon Omega hosts open house
Members of the Theta Upsilon Omega Fraternity at Westminster College held an open house at their new house on New Castle street. The event featured a reception committee of all members, warm entertainment, and refreshments. Local members include Francis Kissinger Jack Boyles Walter Wilkison Frank Moretti Eddie Johns and Dave Connery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Upsilon Omega Fraternity
Westminster College
New Castle Street
Pi Rho Phi
Francis Kissinger
Jack Boyles
Walter Wilkison
Frank Moretti
Eddie Johns
Dave Connery
Audrey Maxine Young Celebrates Sixth Birthday
Mrs. M J Young hosted a birthday tea at 428 Court Street honoring her daughter Audrey Maxine on her sixth birthday. Six girl friends attended as Elizabeth Yingling Mary Gettings Alberta Humphrey Hazel Pitts Mary Keefer Lois Musser and Audrey Maxine Young enjoyed games and refreshments prepared by Mrs. Young and Catherine Neiman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Young
Court Street
Audrey Maxine
Mrs. Young
Catherine Neiman
Elizabeth Yingling
Mary Gettings
Alberta Humphrey
Hazel Pitts
Mary Keefer
Lois Musser
Audrey Maxine Young
G. K. W. Club Holds Afternoon Meeting At Laurel Home
Fancy work and social chat filled a Wednesday gathering at Mrs. Philip Buchanan's Laurel avenue home. Fall flowers decorated the rooms and a dainty lunch was served by the hostess with help from Mrs. Paul Braetchie. Two weeks hence Mrs. Clyde Burry will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. W. Club
Philip Buchanan
Laurel Avenue
Paul Braatchie
Clyde Burry
Halloween Party At Mrs Camblin’s Home
Mrs Jessie Camblin hosted guests from A Musia Club on Beaver Street with needlework and music as entertainment. Refreshments were served and her daughter Mrs Clifford Propst assisted. In two weeks Mrs George Massie of East Grant Street will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Jessie Camblin
Beaver Street
A Musia Club
Cliford Propst
George Massie
East Grant Street
Art Club Members To View Exhibit In Pittsburgh
Members of the Art Club of New Castle plan their first meeting of the year on Thursday October 15 at the Carnegie Institute Pittsburgh to view the International Art Exhibit. James C Boudreau director of art in Pittsburgh public schools will lecture at 2 30 pm. Luncheon at McCrearys followed by invitations to interested city club women. Call Mrs F L Burton at 1614 W to RSVP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club of
New Castle
Carnegie Art Institute
Pittsburgh
James C. Boudreau
Public Schools of Pittsburgh
McCrearys
F. L. Burton
Youngstown CoupleWed in Home Ceremony
Miss Mable Brinker daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry L Brinker of Youngstown and Robert L Morgan of Fairport Harbor were married Wednesday at the bride's home with Rev Charles Miller and Rev Robert White officiating. About sixty five guests attended the ivory satin gown featured ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Samuel R. Ellison
William M. Walker
Grant Street
Mable Brinker
Harry L. Brinker
Robert L. Morgan
Fairport Harbor
Charles Miller
Robert White
Gladys Brinker
Edith Brinker
Boston
Mrs. Morgan
Second Street
First Baptist Bible Class Meets at Landis Home
The Mrs. Robert Strickler Bible class of First Baptist held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. George Landis on Garfield Avenue with fourteen members and two guests Mrs. Boyd Russler and Mrs. Stetson. After business they socialized, enjoyed Kensington, and refreshments. Plans were set for a Halloween party October 31 and the next meeting will be November 12 at Mrs. William Study’s Edgewood Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Strickler
First Baptist Church
George Landis
Garfield Avenue
Boyd Russler
Stetson
Kensington
O. 8. Goodwin and Mrs. E. C. Garber. Plans Were Made For A Hallowe’en
Regulr
William Study
Edgewood Avenue
Modern Priscilla Kensington Luncheon Hosts Guests
Mrs. John Leonardson welcomed Modern Priscilla Kensington members to a 1 o'clock luncheon at her home on Wednesday. Special guests included Mrs. Vera Wilson and Miss Phyllis Harlan. Mrs. Vera Wilson assisted with serving. The group will meet again in two weeks at Mrs. Fred DeVassie’s Laurel Avenue home for another 1 o'clock luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Kensington
John Leonardson
Vera Wilson
Phyllis Harlan
Fred DeVassie
Laurel Avenue
Stitzingers Invite Guests to New Case Field Club Dinner
Mrs. Ernest L. Stitzinger and Mrs. Wayne D. Stitzinger of Winter Avenue issue invitations for a 6:30 dinner party at the New Case Field Club on Thursday evening October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest L. Stitzinger
Wayne D. Stitzinger
Winter Avenue
New Casue Field Club
Goodchilds Host Oyster Supper for S A W Club
Mr and Mrs Goodchild entertained at their Garfield Avenue home on Wednesday evening with an oyster supper for members of the S A W club. Covers were arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Goodchild
Garfield Avenue
S. A W. Club
After Dinner Social Hosts and Prizes Named
The gathering centered on a table with a 21 centerpiece of cut flowers. Hostess help came from Mrs. Jess Forrest and Mrs. Edward Ling. Prizes were won by Mrs. Jess Forrest and Mrs. Ralph McWilliams. Mr and Mrs. Edward Hennon were special guests. Mr and Mrs. Harry Senger of North Beaver Street will entertain at the regular meeting in one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Forrest
Edward Ling
Ralph McWilliams
Edward Hennon
Harry Senger
North Beaver Street
Angeline DeStefano Birthday Party Held at Canyon Street
Mrs. Mary DeStefano hosted a November birthday gathering for her daughter Angeline at Canyon Street. Attendees enjoyed Halloween themed decorations and games, followed by refreshments with hostess aide Miss Freda Lambert. Guests included Florence and Geraldine Ritchie, Marguerite Sweikert, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary DeStefano
Canyon Street
Angeline
Freda Lambert
Florence
Geraldine Ritchie
Marguerite Sweikert
Florence Combroto
Rose Cast
Ruth Conti
Marguerite
Lena Farrone
Katheryne Ritchie
Marie
Agnes Fair
Lillian
Jeanette Peluso
Margaret
Dorothy Micio
Carolyn
Dolores Ritchie
Margaret Testa
Euchre event hosted at Mrs. O Laughlin home
Four tables of euchre were played at the home of Mrs. James O Laughlin on W Washington street Wednesday evening. Prizes went to Mrs. A L Abrey and Mrs. Frank Stickle. Special guests included Mrs. Sharkey and her Toronto guest Gertrude. Hostess aides were Mrs. James McGivern Mrs. John Young and Miss Gertrude O Laughlin. Mrs. M Wick will host the club in two weeks at the K of C Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O’laughlin
Washington Street
A. L. Abrey
Frank Stickle
Sharkey
Gertrude
Toronto
Canada
James McGivern
John Young
Gertrude O’laughlin
M. Wick
K. of C
Local Luncheon Clubs Invite Members Across City
Luncheon events listed include the Luncheon Spoon Club with Mrs Charles Baldwin on Hazelcroft Avenue, North Highland Dinner Club with Dr and Mrs W C Burchfield on East Washington Street, Sorosis at Highland U F Church, Rainbow Club with Mrs Harry Preston on Long Avenue, Busy Bee Club with Miss Sara Artz on Fatterson Avenue, and F M N Club with Mrs Samuel Lent on Long Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Baldwin
Hazelcroft Avenue
North Highland Dinner Club
W. C. Burchfield
East Washington Street
Sorosis
Highland U. F
Rainbow Club
Harry Preston
Long Avenue
Busy Bee Club
Sara Artz
Fatterson Avenue
F. M. N. Club
Samuel Lent
S L Club Meeting At Liberty Street Home In 1923
The 1923 S L Club met at Mrs. Roy Merriman’s Liberty street home on Wednesday evening. Three tables of five hundred played. prizes went to Mrs. Dennis Donnegan and Mrs. Frank Zimmerly. Special guest was Mrs. Edward Fulkerson. Refreshments were served by the hostess with Mrs. M J Scanlon assisting. Mrs. P P Capitola of Leasure avenue will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Club
Roy Merriman
Liberty Street
Dennis Donnegan
Frank Zimmerly
Edward Fulkerson
M. J. Scanlon
P. P. Capitola
Leasure Avenue
Luncheon Honors Mrs. Henry Barnett in North Bay Formal
Mrs. J Bert James hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon on Wednesday at her North Bay street home in honor of Mrs. Henry Barnett of Los Angeles. Attending guests included Mrs. J E Sankey Plaingrove Mrs C E McCune Velant Mrs Samuel Houston Mrs W P Sankey and Mrs E J Switzer. Miss Marie McCune assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bert James
North Bay Street
Henry Barnett
Los Angeles
Calif
J. E. Sankey
Plaingrove
C. E. McCune
Velant
Samuel Houston
W. P. Sankey
E. J. Switzer
Marie McCune
Westminster College Students Attend Geneva Football Game
The Misses Lucille Shaner Anei tha Hughes Blanche McGeary and Margaret Lennig students of Westminster College with Ade laide Maubray and Amy Morris motored to Geneva Saturday for the Westminster Geneva football game. After the game they were guests of Margaret Lennig at her East Washington street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Shaner
Aneitha Hughes
Blanche McGeary
Margaret Lennig
Westminster College
Adelaide Maubray
Amy Morris
Geneva
East Washington Street
Luncheon bridge hosts named for New Castle Field Club event
Mrs. John McConaghy Mrs. J Myron Rice Mrs. James C Foster and Mrs C Ed Smith Jr will act as hostesses at the luncheon bridge at the New Castle Field Club on Tuesday October 13. Attendees must call the steward by Monday evening for the final day of the bridge tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McConaghy
J. Myron Rice
James C. Foster
C. Ed. Smith, Jr
New Castle Field Club
A J C Club Hosts Members For Evening Games
Mrs W J Wolheter invited A J C Club members to her Warren Avenue home Wednesday. Five hundred was the chief diversion with two tables in play. Mrs Henry Lines attended as a special guest, and refreshments were served. In two weeks Mrs B Dessau of Fairmont Avenue will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. C. Club
W. J. Wolheter
Warren Avenue
Henry Lines
B. Dessau
Fairmont Avenue
Elwilda Kensington Hosts Theatre Party and Guest
Twelve members of the Elwilda Kensington enjoyed a theatre party replacing their regular meeting. Mrs. David Harris was a special guest and refreshments followed. Plans were shaped for a Hallo event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwilda Kensington
David Harris
We'en Party Planned at Mrs. Hattie Nowling's Home
A social gathering is announced for three weeks from now at the residence of Mrs. Hattie Nowling in West. The event invites local friends and neighbors to attend a casual evening hosted at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Nowling
West Washington Street
Friendship club meeting at Mrs Appolito home
The Friendship club held its regular gathering at Mrs A Appolito’s Randolph street home. Prizes went to Mrs W Paradise and Mrs E Favorite. Refreshments followed with assistance from Mrs Armando. In two weeks Mrs C George of Sutton street will entertain.
Ki-Nu Club Meeting Postponed
The Ki-Nu Club meeting set for Friday evening with Mrs. E. J. Hunt on Laurel Avenue has been postponed for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ki-Nu Club
E. J. Hunt
Laurel Avenue
Social Notes of Local Residents Travel and Illness
Personal mentions list residents visiting, recovering, or traveling. Sara Frizzel visits Pittsburgh. Mrs Warnock stays with friends in Niles. Mrs Anderson improving after illness. Hanger couple to Philadelphia and New Jersey. Studebaker announce a son Alvin Blaine. Reynolds improving after a hip injury. Bartberger recovering after surgery. Medical professionals Snyder Painter attend a convention in St Paul. Ritchie family visits from Columbus. Prettyman and Cooper family plan Maryland New Jersey Delaware trip. Bailey family to Sault Ste Marie with son Tom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hanger
Wallace Avenue
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Paul S. Studebaker
Slippery Rock
R. D
Alvin Blaine
E. V. Reynolds
Pittsburgh
H. A. Reynolds
Winter Avenue
Fred Bartberger
New Castle Hospital
Canyon Street
Bartberger
E. A. Snyder
B. C. Painter
New Brighton
St. Paul
Minn
Harry L. Ritchie
Buddy and
Jean
Columbus
Harry W. Ritchie
Maryland Avenue
Albert Hoyland
Leasure Avenue
Joe Prettyman
Arthur Cooper
Leah
Alexandria
Fern Reynolds
Butler Avenue
Central Presbyterian Women to Meet in Parlor Friday
The Women's Missionary Society of Central Presbyterian Church will hold its regular meeting in the church parlor on Friday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian
Women's Missionary Society of the
Central Presbyterian Church
Berean Bible Class Meets at Mrs Richards Home
Berean Bible class will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs S R Richards of Erie Avenue with Mrs White as leader and Mrs Frank Rude sill as teacher. Knights of Commercial Travelers Council No 408 of New Castle will hold a three course dinner Friday evening in the K of P hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Bible Class
Berean Bible
8S. R. Richards
Erie Avenue
White
Frank Rudesill
Ladies’ Auxiliary Ladies’ Auxiliary
Knights of Commercial Travelers
Council No. 408
New Castle
K. of P. Hall
Maintenance Men Ordered To Strike at Madiera Hill
About 50 maintenance workers at Natalie and Greenough Collieries and related Madiera Hill Coal operations were halted by an executive order strike. John L. Lewis signed by C. J. Golden, district UMW president, citing coal loading from storage banks during the strike in defiance of union warnings. The walkout threatens flooding and cave-in risks at the mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Shamokin
Natalie
Greenough
Madiera Hill Coal Company
C. J. Golden
United Mine Workers
Golden
Philadelphia
John L. Lewis
International
Highland School Tops City Thrift Savings For September
Highland School led city thrift savings in September with 140 dollars and 93 cents. Oak Street School saved 96.38, Rose Avenue 88.78, Aiken 80.27, Benjamin Franklin High 78.31, Mahoning 74.02, West Side 73.38, Croton Avenue 73.08, Arthur McGill 71.91, and Thaddeus Stevens 54.91. Several other schools lag but expect to improve next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland School
Oak Street
Rose Avenue
Aiken School
Benjamin Franklin High School
Mahoning
West Side
Croton Avenue
Arthur McGill
Thaddeus Stevens
World Series Players to Honor Mathewson in Pittsburgh
Washington and Pittsburgh teams, world series contenders, will pause before the second game to pay tribute to Christy Mathewson. Fans are expected to join in the demonstration. a funeral service will follow in Factoryville, Pa. All flags at Forbes Field were at half mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Washington
Christy Mathewson
Mathewson
Factoryville
Forbes Field
Half Masted for Celebrated Player’s Death
A team honors a renowned player by flying flags at half mast following the player’s death. Team officials confirm the gesture reflects respect and the community mourns the loss while planning tributes and memorials.
Bake Sale by Shenango Chapter at New Castle Dry Goods
Shenango Chapter Order of Eastern Star hosts a bake sale at New Castle Dry Goods Company on Saturday October 10. Local residents are invited to support the event with treats and purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Dry Goods Company
Shenango Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Coming Out Among Season's Debutantes Dahlia Highlight
The dahlia is noted as one of the season's most popular debutante flowers. It gains attention for its showy blooms and favored use in garden and cutting arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dahlia
World Series Film Shown At Liberty Theater
The Liberty Theatre screened the first World Series game last night with manager Frank obtaining the first copy from the film labs. He arrived in New Castle and presented the game to the audience within hours of its conclusion. The showing continues for the latter half of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Theatre
Frank
The
Liberty
Film Laboratories
New Castle
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Tin
Jack Gerson
N. Mercer Street
Penn Theater
North
Mercer Street
Penn Theatre
S. A. W. Club
Penn Mutual Life
W. W. Sniff
Hiram Way
Penn
Field Club
Mateer Bros. Company
Saepetagesee
Sara Frizzel
Oakland Avenue
S. E. Warnock
Superior Street
Niles, O
John Anderson
East North Street
McCall
Higgins Bros Farmerly S“rumeater Bros
Higgins Bros
Windsor
Long Beach
Kayser
Pirates
North Mill Street
Bell Phone
Pittsburgh Proof Products
E. M. M’creary
Palais Royale
Berny Mack and His
Royal Serenaders
P. L. Hogue
Joe Harris
Senators
Credi
Eugene O’brien
Leslie Daniels
Royal Paramount Orchestra
Cascade Park
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