Miss Adelaide Scott Weds Carl J Flynn at St Joseph’s
A morning wedding at St Joseph’s church united Miss Adelaide Scott daughter of Mr and Mrs George J Scott Croton avenue and Carl J Flynn son of Mr and Mrs F T Flynn West Washington street The nup tial mass was by Rev Fr Weisenberger The couple will reside in this city after a wedding breakfast with immediate family and a trip to Cleveland and Detroit and other lake points
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
Adelaide Scott
George J. Scott
Croton Avenue
Carl J. Flynn
F. T. Flynn
West Washington Street
Fr. Weisenberger
Anne Hirschinger
Bert Flynn
Mrs. Flynn
Cleveland
Detroit
Lake Points
Surprise 38th anniversary at Croton Avenue home
About twenty five friends and relatives gathered Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Ken Croton avenue to honor their thirty eighth wedding anniversary. The couple received many useful gifts. Music and social chat filled the evening with a mock ceremony featuring attendants Miss Ann Ken and Frank Scetram. The wedding march was played by Mrs. Harry Sanford. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Scott Ken Mrs. Harry Sanford and Misses Anna and Martha Ken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Ken
Croton Avenue
Ann Ken
Frank Scetram
Harry Sanford
Scott Ken
Anna
Martha Ken
Mrs Henry Barnett to Return Home from City
Mrs Henry Barnett of Torrance California has finished a four month visit with relatives and friends in this city. She is en route to her home and will arrive in Los Angeles on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Barnett
Torrence
Calif
Samuel Houston
Park Avenue
W. P. Sankey
Laurel Avenue
Los Angeles
Epworth Sunday School Masquerade at Mrs Baer’s Home
Members of the Dorcas class will hold a masquerade party this evening at Hillcrest avenue home of Mrs H D Baer. The event is hosted by Epworth Methodist Sunday school and Dorcas circle members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Epworth
Circle and Lunch Meeting at Clendenin Building
A note announces a Wednesday evening gathering at 7 30 in the Clendenin Building over Union Store on East Washington Street. The event, described as a good medium, has a price of fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Circle
Clendenin
Union Store
East
Washington Street
Interesting Program At B P W Meeting
The Business and Professional Women met at the Junior High school Monday afternoon with dinner served at 6. Miss Violet King led the program on vocational education. Miss Mary Riffer spoke on Vocational Guidance and Prof. Frank L. Burton on Vocational Education. Nan Jenkins sang several solos. Members toured the home economics department and shops guided by instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet King
Mary Riffer
Frank L. Burton
Nan Jenkins
Geneva Club Banquet Set for October 21
The New Castle Geneva club of Geneva college alumni and students will hold a social gathering on Wednesday evening October 21 at the Y W C A social rooms. Banquet service begins at 6 15 with about 60 expected. A special program will follow in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Geneva Club
Geneva College
Local Club Listings Reflect City Social Circles
A compiled note lists several women led social clubs with addresses on Sutton street Laurel boulevard Leasure avenue East Grant street Fairmont avenue and Hillcrest avenue. Clubs include E O T club Council of Jewish Women GKW Club 1923 S L Club 1907 Club Music Club Friendship Club AJC Club Quanequa S A W Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hammond
Sutton Street
Council of Jewish Women
Legion Home
Clyde Barry
Laurel Boulevard
S. L
P. P. Capitola
Leasure Avenue
William Wick
K. of C. Home
George Massie
East Grant Street
Friendship Club
C. George
B. Desau
Fairmont Avenue
Quanequa Club
Emrys Davis
South Mill Street
S. A
Masquerade Party Hosted by Miss Mary Cavender Hosts No-Kixgo Club
No-Kixgo club members entertained at a masquerade party in Miss Mary Cavender's West Washington Street home on Monday evening. Special guests included Miss Marie Pressel, Miss Elsie Stevenson, Miss Thelma White, Miss Marva Wood, and Mrs. James Cavender. Hallowe en games and music provided the diversions as refreshments were served. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Edward Cavender and Mrs. Lee McCummins. Announcement of the next meeting will be made later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cavender
West
Washington Street
Marie Pressel
Elsie Stevenson
Thelma White
Marva Wood
James Cavender
Hallowe'en
Edward Cavender
Lee McCummins
Mrs Jones Hosts Cheri Ami Club Evening
Mrs George Jones of Edgewood Avenue hosted the Cheri Ami Club Monday evening. Twenty eight members attended with Hallowe en decorations and games including euchre and five hundred. Miss Henrietta Jones and Miss Elizabeth Hopkins served refreshments. In two weeks Mrs Cherek will entertain at Hillcrest Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jones
Edgewood Avenue
Henrietta Jones
Elizabeth Hopkins
Cherek
Hillcrest Avenue
Mrs. Rodenbaugh Hosts J M Club Gathering
Mrs Oliver Rodenbaugh of Walnut Street will entertain J M Club members Friday evening. A Kitchen Cabinet Band Concert is set for Tuesday evening October 20 at 8 PM at the Third U P Church with admission for children 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Rodenbaugh
Walnut Street
J. M. Club
Kitchen Cabinet
U. P
Dr Alice Jones Delivers Delinquency Talk at Woman's Club
Mrs C J Kirk presided at the Monday Science room meeting of the Woman's Club. Dr Alice Jones of New Brighton spoke on Psychology of Delinquents noting lack of sympathy at home and in schools as causes. Hindus will discuss Adventuring in the New World November 2 at Highland U P Church with Federated club guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
C. J. Kirk
Department of Public Welfare
Alice Jones
New Brighton
Maurice G. Hindus
Highland U. P
Federated Club
Calderwood Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs M W Calderwood celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on Saturday October 17 from 4 to 11 pm. About sixty guests attended the dinner at 6 o clock and seventy five neighbors enjoyed a buffet lunch. Out of town guests included L A Ringer and Mrs Wheat on and her five brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Calderwood
L. A. Ringer
Miss Celia Dudek Birthday Celebration at S Jefferson Home
Mary Dudek hosted a birthday gathering for Celia Dudek on S Jefferson St. Guests played games and enjoyed refreshments amid floral decorations. Attendees included Anna Golba Alexander Berla Apolonia Golba Frank Dudek Cecil Dudek Anthony Ostrowski Mary Dudek Frank Brys Bertha Mrozek Steve Dudek Helen Ostrander John Janaw ic Anna Korop John Ricaj Helen Glazzer Walter McCaskey Julia Bustigam Alexander Ponka Victoria Glazzer and Walter Serla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Dudek
Mary Dudek
S. Jefferson Street
Anna Golba
Alexander Berla
Apolonia Golba
Frank Dudek
Cecil Dudek
Anthony Ostrowski
Frank Brys
Bertha Mrozek
Steve Dudek
Helen Ostrander
John Janawcik
Anna Korop
John Ricaj
Helen Glazzer
Walter McCaskey
Julia Bustigam
Alexander Ponka
Victoria Glazzer
Walter Serla
Hallows Eve Party For Aigle Court No 9
Members of Aigle Court No. 9 Tribe of Ben Hur held a Halloween evening in the city building hall. Decorations matched the season as 35 guests dined at a well set table with a gift basket centerpiece. Mrs Jeanette Gilmore performed a piano solo and readings by Mrs Hutt Mrs Humble and Mrs Mary Thomas entertained. A dinner party is planned at the next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aigle Court No. 9
Ben Hur
Jeanette Gilmore
Hutt
Humble
Dinner honors Mary Brenneman birthday anniversary
Mr and Mrs Elmer Murray hosted at East Washington street Sunday in honor of Mrs Mary Brenneman birthday anniversary. Guests included Harry Brenneman and the Hawks Francis Shrouds Lewis Duffy and family as well as Verna Robinson Edward Francis and Vivian. Powerful gifts were received by the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Murray
East
Washington Street
Mary Brenneman
Harry Brenneman
W. H. Hawk
George Hawk
Verna Robinson
Edward Francis
Charles Francis
Harry Shrouds
Vivian
W. Duffy
Jack
Dorothy Mae
Betty Jane
Highland Book Club to Lunch at Mrs Frank Butz Home
Members of the Highland Book club will be entertained at a 1 o'clock luncheon Thursday in the home to Mrs. Frank Butz, Carlisle street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Book Club
Frank Butz
Carlisle Street
Mrs Nelson to Host F M N Club Meeting Friday
Mrs. David Nelson of S Mill Street will entertain members of the F M N club Friday evening at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nelson
S. Mill Street
F. M. N. Club
Birthday celebration honors 16th birthday
Mr and Mrs Joseph Cohen entertained a number of guests in honor of their child’s sixteenth birthday with a gathering at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cohen
Slave Of Fashion At The Penn
The Slave of Fashion at the Penn theatre features Norma Shearer as a country girl who assumes another’s identity in New York. The drama blends humor with romance and dramatic tension as a wealthy man’s life is disrupted by the impostor. Mary Carr stars as the mother and the piece is described as clean and entertaining. A Misfit Sailor with Billy Dooley and Vera Steadman provides additional comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Theatre
Norma Shearer
New York
New Yorker
Europe
Mary Carr
Billy Dooley
Vera Steadman
Formal Birthday Party Highlights Hallowe'en Feast
Sara Ruth hosted a themed gathering with Hallowe'en colors and novelties. Guests enjoyed dancing and bridge, with prizes awarded to Miss Bessie Shifman and Miss Mamie Bloom. Refreshments followed, and the guest of honor received many lovely gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Ruth
Bessie Shifman
Mamie Bloom
M N O Club Holds Social at Mrs Richards Home
Mrs Trevor Richards hosted the M N O Club associates on Monday evening at Long Avenue. Halliween decor set the mood and a handkerchief shower honored birthday girl Mrs H Leroy Shoaff. Mrs Charles Henry aided with refreshments. In two weeks members and husbands plan a dinner at Ye Old Kirk Inn Beaver Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevor Richards
Long Avenue
M. N. O. Club
Halliowe
H. Leroy Shoaff
Charles Henry
Ye Old Kirk Inn
Beaver
Reading Circle Visit to Shenango Pottery Event
Thirty members and guests gathered at Mrs. R. J. Robison's Grant Street home Monday afternoon then toured Shenango Pottery to view the processes. A brief business session preceded the inspection. The November 2 gathering will be hosted by the Woman's Club at Highland Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Circle
R. J. Robison
Grant Street
Shenango Pottery
Woman's Club
Highland Church
Marriage of Miss Mary Ellen Goo to H Guy Gehr
Announced marriage in Jamestown Pennsylvania between Miss Mary Ellen Goo daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Goo and H Guy Gehr of Jamestown The ceremony was held at the bride's home on Saturday October 10 Gehr is well known locally and has visited often with his sister Mrs E A Fenton of Clenmore boulevard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Goo
W. D. Goo
Jamestown
H. Guy Gehr
Mr. Gehr
E. A. Fenton
Clenmore Boulevard
E. O. T. Club Meets Wednesday At Mrs Hammond Home
Mrs. William Hammond of Sutton street will host the E. O. T. Club Wednesday evening, shifting the gathering from its originally scheduled Thursday date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hammond
Sutton Street
E. O. T. Club
West Side Club to Be Entertained at Eveready Inn
Members of the West Side Club will be entertained at the Eveready Inn Thursday evening with Mrs Charles Crable as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Club
Eveready Inn
Charles Crable
Mrs Henry Artz Hosts Philadelphia Club Gathering
Mrs Henry Artz of East Washington Street will entertain members of the Philadelphia club on Thursday evening.
Mrs Mershimer Hosts M B Club at East Washington
Mrs Lawrence Mershimer will receive members of the M B club in her home on East Washington street Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Mershimer
M. B. Club
East Washington Street
Local Birth Announcements and Hospital Updates
Mr and Mrs Fred E Woods Garfield avenue announce the birth of a daughter. Mr and Mrs William E Gordon Park avenue announced the birth of a daughter October 19. Mrs K C Sharrer and daughter of Zellenople spent the week end with Mrs Mary Zeigler North Mercer street. David Stowell West North street improving in Shenango Valley hospital. Griff Jones Meyer avenue after Glenville Hospital operation is improving. Mrs Harry Hagan Garfield avenue recovering from operation at New Castle hospital. Mrs C B Brown Hillcrest avenue recovering at West Penn hospital. Mr and Mrs William Maloney Federal street Dan Baker and Mr and Mrs J W Sweet Warren avenue spent weekend with H Shaffer Knox avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Woods
Garfield Avenue
William E. Gordon
Park Avenue
K. C. Sharrer
Zellenople
Mary Zeigler
North Mercer Street
David Stowell
West North Street
Shenango Valley Hospital
Griff Jones
Meyer Avenue
Glenville Hospital
Cleveland
Harry Hagan
New Castle Hospital
C. 8. Brown
Hillcrest Avenue
West Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
William Maloney
Federal Street
Dan Baker
J. W. Sweet
Warren Avenue
H. Shaffer
Knox Avenue
Cantata at St Pauls Baptist Church Tonight
Under the Glee club auspices the New Castle Afro-Americans will present a cantata this evening in St Pauls Baptist Church with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Glee Club
St. Paul's Baptist Church
Martha Lodge to Meet and circles host meetings
Martha Lodge No 10 will meet at 7 45 PM in the First Congregational church Reynolds Street. N R Queen Esther Circle hostess Mrs Harry McCurdy hosted Epworth Methodist girls Monday night with devotionals and a study discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lodge
True Ivorites of America
First Congregational Church
Reynolds Street
N. R
Harry McCurdy
Court Street
Epworth Methodist Church
Edna May Shaffer
Mildred Lusk
Dorothy Crum
Margaret Copeland Circle Meeting Plans Bazaar
Mrs. Harry Campbell hosted the Margaret Copeland circle of the Third United Presbyterian Church on Adams Street for the regular monthly gathering. Business sessions included bazaar planning, followed by a social hour with solo performances by William Whieldon and refreshments provided by the hostess. The November meeting is set for Mrs. Gilbert Colnot on Beckford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Copeland
Harry Campbell
Adams Street
Third United Presbyterian Church
William Whieldon
Gilbert Colnot
Beckford Street
Central Presbyterian Ladies Aid Plans All Day Meeting
The Ladies Aid Society of the Central Presbyterian church will hold an all day meeting in the church on Wednesday. A prayer meeting is scheduled for Wednesday evening at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aid Society
Third U P S B class to meet with Mrs Rupert
The Third United Presbyterian Section A of the Y S B will gather Thursday evening at East Washington street with Mrs J W Rupert to conduct its meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P. Church
J. W. Rupert
East Washington Street
I. U. To Hold Masquerade in McGoon Ball
The I U A I U chapter 93 plans a masquerade for members and friends in McGoon ball on Wednesday evening October 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
McGoon Ball
Spiritualist Church to Hold Services and Lecture
The Spiritualist Church of Truth invites attendance Wednesday evening at 8 o clock on the third floor above Cluttons drug store. A lesson and lecture follows at 8 45 with a demonstration of spirit return. Rev A L John will officiate assisted by Mrs A E Guthrie with Miss Nellie Ingram as pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiritualist Church
Spiritualist Church of Truth
Clutton's
A. L. John Will
A. E. Guthrie
Nellie Ingram
Meeting Postponed of Woman's Missionary Society
The Meeting of Section Two of the Woman's Missionary Society at the First Baptist Church has been postponed to a later date. The session was set for Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Joseph Harris on Centennial Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Joseph Harris
Centennial Street
St Pauls Lutheran Junior League Meeting And Choir Practice
St Pauls Lutheran announces a Junior League meeting this evening at 6 30 in the church. Junior choir members will practice Thursday afternoon at 4. A religious instruction class meets Saturday morning with Pastor Rev Stump in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran
Stump
Croton M. E. Church Young People Meet at Lovell Home
The Young People's Missionary society of Croton M. E. church met at Cora and Florence Lovell's home Monday afternoon. Ten members attended and district superintendent Mrs. Shields spoke on children's work. A social hour followed with refreshments served by their niece Miriam Phipps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton M. E. Church
Young People's Missionary Society of the
Cora
Florence Lovell
Shields
Miriam Phipps
Women Union Gathers at Y M C A for Reports
Central Union W C T U plans Friday 7 45 p m meeting in Y M C A parlors. Mrs Martha Ketler to report on Harrisburg State convention. All unions without delegates and outside members invited to attend in Eastbrook area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Union Central Union
Harrisburg
Martha Ketler
Souls For Sables and Bohemian Flappers at Capitol
The Capitol opened a strong program featuring Souls For Sables as the photoplay headliner with Claire Windsor and Eugene O'Brien in a luxury driven plot about a sable coat. Also shown were New Castle High v Butler High football game close-ups, Bohemian Flappers with five violinist dancers, Harry Langdon in Horace Greely Jr, the Pathe News, and Capitol Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
David Graham Phillips
Garlan & Co
Alice Garlan
Claire Windsor
Miss Windsor
Eugene O’brien
Anders Randolf
Claire Adams
Eileen Percy
Petted Society
George Fawcett
New Castle High-Butler High
Harry Langdon
Horace Greely, Jr
Pathe News
Capitol Orchestra
Local club meets at Mrs. Carl Richael home
The group gathered Thursday evening at Mrs. Carl Richael's home for devotionals and a business meeting. Eighteen members attended and they spent the rest of the evening knitting blocks for soldiers and sailors afghans. The next meeting is set for the third Thursday in November at Mrs. Frank Shaw's home and members must bring their afghan blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Richael
Frank Shaw
Methodist Women Convene 39th Meeting At Harrisville
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church Erie conference New Castle district opens its thirty ninth annual convention in Harrisville with local leaders presenting devotionals greetings and talks. Sylvia Barnes of Mahoning Church discusses service abroad and Rev Homer B. Davis with his wife perform songs this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Erie Conference
New Castle District
Harrisville Methodist Church
F. S. Neigh
J. Q. Rodgers
Sylvia Barnes
Mahoning Church
Homer B. Davis
Epworth Church
J. L. Stratton
F. P. Andrews
Sarah Wright
E. N. Baer
W. A. Taylor
Chekiang Troops Take More Towns Near Nanking Advance
Fengteh troops of General Chang Tso-Lin clashed near Kien Kiang as Chekiang forces seized Soochow and nearby towns without battle. The Chekiangs then occupied Chenkiang and pushed toward Nanking seeking strategic position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Chang Tso-Lin
Kien Kiang
Changpai
Soochow
Chenkiang
Nanking
Daughters of the King Elect New Officers
The Daughters of the King of Trinity Episcopal church met in a special session and elected officers for the coming year. Officers include President Mrs. Jared Hoyt, Vice President Mrs. T. H. Mitchock, Secretary Miss Martha Lavarack, and Treasurer Mrs. E. O. Haun. They will assume duties at the first November meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the King of Trinity Episcopal Church
Jared Hoyt
T. H. Mitchock
Martha Lavarack
E. O. Haun
Vessels Rush to Safety as Storm Signals Rise
Cleveland dispatch reports ships scrambling to avoid danger as storm warnings spread along the coast. Harbor traffic slows while port authorities issue alerts and crews secure docked vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Cleveland
Stormy Lake Erie Winds Stir Waters Off Shore
Heavy winds plus icy snow flakes lash Lake Erie shores and drive high waves. Shipping officials say vessels out of port are not in danger. The issue also highlights a Livestock Column with information for farmers and breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
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