Frances Fenton Weds Floyd Emerick in Parsonage Ceremony
Miss Frances Fenton of the city married Floyd E. Emerick of Clarkeburg W Va in a four oclock ceremony at Ma honingtown Christian church officiated by Rev W W Sniff. Attendant was the groom s sister Mrs Clyde Emerick. Bride wore a rosewood French crane gown with tan accessories and Ophelia roses corsage. A wedding dinner followed at the bride s home for immediate family. Mr and Mrs Emerick plan to reside in Clarksburg after a trip to Cumberland and Baltimore then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoningtown
Emerick
A. G. Stevens
North Lee Ave
Oue
Brown and Hamson Company
J. W. Emerick
Reeds
We. O
Cc i International Harvester Company
Clarksburg
W. Va
Ladies Dinner at Cascade Park by local Ladies Aid Society
Baskets of garden flowers decorated the Cascade Park dinner hosted Wednesday by the Ladies Aid Society. Ninety guests attended, including Rev. Samual Herbster of Newark New Jersey Mrs Norman Agnew of Ft Worth Texas and Mrs Ora Nicholas of Butler. An all day event with supper in the grove followed. Committee in charge included Mrs Sarah Stimple Mrs H H Gilliland Mrs Henry Brudin Mrs Sarah Beck Mrs Webber and Mrs J E Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Ladies Aid Society
Samual Herbster
Newark
N. J
Norman Agnew
Ft. Worth
Texas
Ora Nicholas
Butler
Grove
Sarah Stimple
H. H. Gilliland
Henry Brudin
Sarah Beck
Webber
J. E. Wright
Missionary Society Hosts Evening Dinner and Play
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian church hosted a dinner for 100 guests in the church dining room, with autumn floral décor and a after-dinner program featuring Rev. Frederick B. McAllister and a 15-actor play led by Mrs. Thomas Donnelly. A separate Third United Presbyterian G. S. G. class event held a corn and weiner roast at Miss Huthh King's Shenango Stop, with Miss Gladys Lutz, Florence Wright, and Angie Colnot in charge. Engagement news reports Mrs. Mary Fleischer announcing her daughter Jennie's engagement to Ernest Z. Branstetler of Kokomo, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
The
First Christian Church
Frederick B. McAllister
Thomas Donnelly
Third United Presbyterian Church
Huthh King
Shenango
Gladys Lutz
Florence Wright
Angie Colnot
Mary Fleischer
South
Jefferson Street
Jennie
Ernest Z. Branstetler
Kokomo
Indiana
John McNickolas
Beckford Street
Dorothy
Herbert
Ernest Ripple
Harry Richards
Mary McNicholas
Conny Jacobs
Jennie Lightner
Annie Buck
Alma Carson
Virginia Warnock
Frances Trestoner
Franses Bryson
Mildred Corstella
Stephen Demase
Albert Thomas
Raymond Mobley
John Tones
Wesley Morris
John Rogers
Willam Zeigler
John
Thomas McNicholas
Bertha Varley
Patrick
McNicholas
Mary] McNicholas
Patterson School of Music Opens 1925 1926 Season
Mr and Mrs Paul Browne Patterson announce the Patterson School of Music season for 1925 1926. Training in vocal piano organ violin theory and musical kindergarten leads to certificates and diplomas. Tuition is 1.00 per week. Call 204 East Washington Street or phone 919 J 3503 R for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Browne Patterson
The
Patterson School of Music
East
Washington Street
Farewell Reception for Missionaries and Parties
A series of social events in the city honored missionaries Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gustafson who depart for India after a year with local families. The First Presbyterian Sunday School classes hosted a dinner for about two hundred guests, with addresses by church leaders and a gift purse for the couple. Other notices include birthday anniversaries, a farewell party for Kenneth Patterson, and various club gatherings at local venues with town residents and visiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gustafson
New York City
Dhelka
Gujarat
India
First Presbyterian
J. Crown
Robert A. McKlaney
Ladies’ Aid Society
William Aubel
Crowe
Magill
Charles Furst
Brenneman
W. E. McClure
Gustafson
New Fall Coat and Accessory Shipment Arrives
A fresh stock arrives featuring latest coats in rich colors and fur trims. The shipment includes scarves, gloves, sport sweaters, and new neckwear with varied fabrics and rainbow hues, inviting men to browse the men’s furnishing department for the season’s styles.
New Castle Social Clubs Show Garden Parties and Dinners
The Bookstern club of the P. H. C. held a Wednesday gathering with magic and chat, plus gladioli and asters. refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs. Fenton. Hospital Emergency club picnic at Anna Duton’s cottage included 66 attendees, prizes won by Mrs. Travers and Mrs. Capitolo, with Pittsburgh guest Mrs. Griffith. Several dinners and entertainments follow, including a cord and wainer roast at the Dicks home, a luncheon for Y. O. A. Girls, and Wimodausis and O. K. clubs hosting fall events and anniversaries in early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Club
Harry Flinner
Hillcrest
And
Harry Stenger
P. H.C
Gladiolis
Fenton
N.C. Hospital
New Castle Hospital
Anna Dut
Sharon Hing
P. Travers
P. P. Cap‘tolo
James McDevitt
FP. J.1 Meehan
Mary Griffith
Pittsburgh
D. Eb, Sullivan
Margaret Heaney
J. W. Dicks
Pulaski
Fred Finch
A. Thompson
Esther
Bayale Ramsey
Eizabeth Foskitt
Prudence Owera
Anna Virtue
Carolyn Rodgers
Elvyina Moore
Sara Russell
James Devore
R. B. Johns
Y. O.A
Cascade Park
Wilfred Thomas
J. G. Willams
Mambera
Elke Club
Afro-Americans to Hold Regular Supper in Elk's Hall
Magnolia Temple No. 17 of the SMF will serve its regular mess at 7 80 o clock Friday evening September 4 in Elk's hall located at 31144 Neshannock avenue New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Temple
SMF
Elk's Hall
Neshannock Avenue
Umpire Stanley Prefers Charges at Meeting
Umpire Stanley of Lawrence county league says he was choked last Saturday near Wampum Ellwood City. He showed a swollen neck and will file written charges for the commission to consider tonight. Fraternal Patrons Americans plan a corn roast at U S Shimp farm Frew Mill road Wednesday evening September 4. Women's association New Castle Review No meets Friday at eight in Sons of Veterans Hall to plan September 15 party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Lawrence County League
Ed Fritz
Commission
Frits
U. S
Frew Mill Road
Women’s Association
New Castle
Sons of Veterans Hall
Keystone Bible Class Corn Roast at Franklin Foster Home
The Keystone Bible Class at First Christian church hosts a corn roast this evening at Frank Foster's Boston Avenue home. Members of C. H. Young's class and the church choir are invited to participate. New Castle Council No. 189.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
First Christian Church
Frank Foster
Boston Avenue
C. H. Young
New Castle Receives Needed Rain After Heavy Morning Storm
A heavy rainstorm with strong winds hit New Castle in the early morning, the first in weeks. The rainfall is welcomed by farmers and city residents alike as beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frances Fenton
Floyd Emerick
Reuben Miller
Hemlock Street
William Meredith
Alanya Kensington
Aleanza Kenngton
Gas‘de Park
Charles Long
Ladies’ Society
Mus 3
Maury Virgina
Dack
Donlap
Donlat Advertising Committee
Gladys Graham
Pennsylvania Avenue
Kenneth Patterson
Northwestern University
Clarence Graham
Lucile Graham
Adaline Hamilton
Thelma Patterson
Adelaide
Betty Hamilton
Catherine Coulter
Lucille Graham
Miss Stickle
Clyde Schmidt
Elmer Brown
William Graham
Cecil Patterson
Jay Coulter
Peaker
J. W. Kehna
East Washington Street
Mra
William Kehna
William, Jr
Lawrence Kehna
Sylvia
Jamoa Stuillwagon
Helen
Bobby
G.I. W Club
G K. W
J. F. Hoffmeister
Edenburg
Effie Baker
Steubenville
G. F. R. Dann
Donald Banks
Canton
Cyrus Dickson
Daly Colling
Hugh Daly
West Washingon
Agnes
Matthew Colling
St. Mary's Church
Joseph Fitzpatrick
Gertrude Kilch
Ambrose Daly
Colline
Boston
Coliins
Pennsylvania Paper Stock Company of
Third United Presbyterian Choir
Rock Springs
David West
B. B
Beott Corneliua
Eleanor of Warren, Q
Kenneth Logan
Park
Boosters Club
Jenna Cunningham
Hazel Street
Gilbrae
Barne
Java
Hoover House
Peter Pan Cellar
Men‘’S Union
Ladies’ Union
Priday
B.D
J. Norman Martin
North Career Streat
Spon
Frank, Baldwin
Field Club
H. G.L
Harold ‘Harrington
Wimodausis
Masonic Temple
Frank Fisher
A. R. Kingabury
C. D. Sweet
Charles
Burchart
Joan Brisbine
Clinton Keagy
J. C. Leshner
Kerr
Burchell
Mary Andrewas
Iona Rogers
Glenshaw
Ab Dinger
Chautauqua
Jessie Mockel
East Grant Street
Chautauqua Lake
White
Mise Moekel
Ernest Hutchison
Hugh Porter
U. O. T. Chub
Metzler
Jack Gerson
Mercer Street
Penn Theater Big
Penn Theater
Elsa von Moltke
Emery
Mather Bros. CO
Washington Streve
Cody
Iin
Livingston Sweeper Co
Ape Thewtre Blts
Moreer Street
Phong
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