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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1925

Page

57

Reception Honors Rev Croxall and Miss Barnes

More than 200 Mahoning Methodist members attended a Thursday evening reception at the Mahoning Methodist Church for newly installed pastor Rev J N Croxall and his wife and for Miss Sylvia Barnes departing as a missionary to Malaysia. The program featured music, readings, two addresses, and remarks by Miss Barnes and church representatives.

Mahoning Methodist Church J. N. Croxall Sylvia Barnes Marylassa Virginia Yates Margaret Miller Warren Miller Harriet Truby Wallace Trio Lou Gwin Wilda Johnston Harvey Gwin W. T. Jones Methodist Church Maylasia

Seven Days the Captiol opens with Blue Bird Revue

The Capitol presents Seven Days a Mary Roberts Rinehart and Av ery Hopwood comedy with Lillian Rich Creighton Hale Lilyan Tashman and others under Scott Sidney. Subtitles provoke roaring laughs and the Blue Bird Revue delivers high class songs. A Gang comedy and Pathe News cap a strong program.

al. Christie the Capitol Mary Roberts Rinehart Avery Hopwood Scott Sidney Lillian Rich Producers Distributing Corporation Creighton Hale Lilyan Tashman Hallam Cooley Mabel Julienne Scott Rosa Gore Tom Wilson Eddie Gribbon Blue Bird Pathe News

Reception Honors Two Foreign Missionary Societies

A reception featured pink and white decor with floral table arrangements. The dining room followed the pink and white color scheme. Executives of both foreign missionary societies led the event with all members assisting in serving.

Foreign Missionary Societies

Boy Scout Troop Holds First Fall Meeting in Mahoning

Members of Mahoning town Boy Scout Troop are scheduled to meet at Mahoning school this evening at 7 o clock. It will be the troop s first gathering of the fall season and all members are urged to attend if possible.

Mahoningtown Mahoning School

Bible class at Mahoning Presbyterian church elects officers

The S. C. W. Bible class held its monthly meeting in the church parlor with 22 members present. Mrs. L. A. Moore was chosen teacher and Mrs. H. V. Brown was elected president. Mrs. John Atkinson and Mrs. I. C. Bowman organized entertainment and hostesses served refreshments.

S. C. W. Bible Mahoning Presbyterian Church L. A. Moore H. V. Brown John Atkinson I. C. Bowman

World Series Attendees Visit Pittsburgh Games

Fred Hyde of Cedar street and Michael Zido of Wilder avenue attended the first two world series baseball games in Pittsburgh. Paul Weller of the Meyer and Weller hardware store attended the game on Thursday.

Fred Hyde Cedar Street Michael Zido Wilder Avenue Pittsburgh Paul Weller Meyer and

Musical Program In Assembly At Mahoning School

A B 1 group presented a largely musical program in Mahoning school assembly Thursday morning. John Purdy announced it, Herbert Smith led devotionals, and the program featured Worship the King, violin duets, bell solo, readings, violin and vocal numbers. Crisswell spoke on the Mahoning versus North street game, with a pep talk from Herbert Smith.

Mahoning School John Purdy Herbert Smith King—School Ellen Martin Marjorie Wettich Bell Eugene Wray Nellie Humphrey Paul Wilson Lila McCann Leona Weaver Conner Crisswell North Street

Mahoning School Elects Herbert Smith Captain

Herbert Smith has been elected captain of the football team at Mahoning school for this year. He was appointed captain for the last game against North Street and Mahoning. Turner of North Cedar street is reported ill at his home.

Herbert Smith Mahoning School North Street Mahoning T. H. Turner North Cedar Street

Edward Cox Improves After Typhoid Illness

Edward Cox of North Cedar street, previously very ill with typhoid fever, is thought to be a little better, offering cautious signs of recovery to his family and community.

Edward Cox North Cedar Street

G I A Lodge Holds Regular Meeting at Woodman Hall

The G I A lodge members met in Woodman hall on Thursday with a pre meeting tureen dinner. A large number attended the event. The supper committee included Mrs J H Mecllvany Mrs Ruth Snyder Mrs William Curran Mrs Ethel Russell Mrs J G Moore Mrs S Q Mears Mrs C W Wharton Mrs W W Shaw Mrs Keeley and Mrs F F Sittig.

G. I. A. Lodge Woodman Hall J. H. Mecllvany Ruth Snyder William Curran Ethel Russell

Wee Fu club social at Mrs Harvey Gillespie home

Mrs Harvey Gillespie hosted the Wee Fu club on West Clayton Street with special guests Mrs W J Hotchkiss of Greenville and Mrs J P Walker. Music and fancy work filled the evening, a luncheon followed, and Mrs George Horchler won the hostess prize. The next meeting will be at Mrs George Horchler's Cherry Street home in two weeks.

Harvey Gillespie Wee Fu Club West Clayton Street eGorge Horchler Cherry Street

Mrs E M Johnson Hosts Thursday Dinner Club

Mrs E M Johnson entertained the Thursday Dinner club at a prettily appointed luncheon in her West Clayton street home. Special guest Mrs Urey of Sandy Lake attended. The table featured chrysanthemum centerpieces and Mrs Johnston was helped by her mother Mrs Mc Combs. After lunch, members enjoyed social time with fancy work and music. In one month Mrs Walter Waid will host at Wabash avenue.

E. M. Johnson West Clayton Street Urey Sandy Lake Johnston McCombs Walter Waid Wabash Avenue

School Wiring Sparks Boy’s Defiance Near Move

A boy questions workers installing an electric switch at a schoolhouse. One man explains the work, while the boy retorts he will not attend the school anymore because his family moved away. The incident captures a moment of local disruption amid early electrical upgrades.

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Seventh Ward News Croxall Miss Barnes Seventh Ward Capitol Scout Meeting Dinner Club Longie Fidence West View’s Frank & Harrison E. Washington Street New Castle, Pa Fea High School
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