Miss Dorothy Woods Ofening Fall Meeting Weds Carnahan
A fragmentary society page notes Miss Dorothy Woods Ofening to wed Harold Carnahan for B P W members. The item lists Mrs Fred L Mayberry entertaining in Erie Avenue home, with social hours and refreshments. It also mentions a ceremony held in Men Ville Pa and visiting plans for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy E. Woods
Harold Carnahan
Woods
al Ry Ty
Creenwondentta
Enaooungamien
Ville
Ophelia Ras
Mos
Carnahan
Voll
Mr. Carnahan
Jamet
Martha Shrine Card Party Planned by Martha Shrine No 14
Martha Shrine No 14 will hold its first card party Friday at 2 o clock in the I O O T hall for Eastern Star members and friends. High score prize and refreshments will be provided by the committee led by Mrs. Ann Harris. Arrangements are under her supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Shrine No. 14
I. O. O. T. Hall
Eastern Star
Ann Harris
Richard Barthelmess Stars In Shore Leave At The Penn
Richard Barthelmess delivers a popular performance in Shore Leave at the Penn Theatre for the last three days of the week. Dorothy Mackaill co stars as a coast town girl in a seafaring romance aboard Uncle Sam’s battleships. The film, praised for its wholesome ideas and fine setting by the sea, draws a substantial crowd in New Castle with audiences showing strong appreciation for Barthelmess and the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Garthelmess
New Castle
Item
Penn ‘Theatre
Dorothy’ Muackaill
Uncle Sam
Barthel
Mess
West Point
Gloria Swanson
Molly
Wedding Solemnized At Italian M E Church
A wedding in the Italian Methodist church united Miss Antonietta Nocera and Nobile Di Lorenzo with a ring ceremony. The event featured floral decorations, a Lohengrin march, and a reception for seventy five guests at the church. Afterward the couple planned a trip to Philadelphia New York and Washington D C before settling at 304 1-2 East Long Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thetalian Methodist Church
Antonietta Nocera
Herry Nocera
East Long Avenue
Nobile di Lorenzo
Finia
Mahell Hutchison
Lohengrin
Marth
Henry Badger
Ace
Laile
Nellie Auzzartaa
Gadlazo Casarena
Anna Giancola
Virginia Kite
Mafalda Nocera
Rochester
Pittsburgh
di Lorenzo
Philadelphia
Social event honors guests with gifts and games
Red and white decoration set the scene for a gathering with games and contests. A guest of honor received many gifts and later enjoyed refreshments hosted by the hostess. Attendees included Misses Hedwick Dudek, Melon Cotton, Virginia Birke, Laura Dude alary Lois Grant, and Masters Jack Mc Sell, Francis Dudek, and Steve Michaels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedwick Dudek
Melon Cotton
Virgina Birke
Laura Dude Alary
Lois Grant
Masters
Jack McSell
Frencis Dudek
Steve Michaels
First Fall Meeting for Circle of ’91 Opens Club Season
Baskets of roses deck luncheon tables as Circle of ’91 holds its opening Fall meeting at Highland United Presbyterian Church with an elaborate menu for twenty five. Officers absent, vice president presided. Next gathering slated at Mrs. James Gele’s home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clrcie Ot “Yl
Highland United Presbyterian Church
George Stone
W. Brone
W. A. Taylor
LeRoy Maylor
W. L. Campbell
James Gele
Sheridan Avenue
Religious and Fraternal Circles Missionary Meeting
Young People's Missionary society of the Crotom avenue MBE church met Monday evening for the regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles Knox of South Tray Street with 14 present. A social time followed with lunch served by the hostess and assistors. The next meeting will be the third Monday in October at the home of Misses Florence and Cora Lovell of Buzz Street. A I A Meeting. Pennsylvania Chapter No. 99 A M will have their regular meeting Wednesday September 23 in Metron hall with initiation planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Kennedy
Temple Avenue
Malta
Star of Bethlehem Commandery No
I. O
Knights of Malta
Malta Hall
Commandery
Roy Nelson
Electric Street
Aanistoata
Young People’s Missionary Society of the
Pennsylvania
Metronn Hall
West Side W C T U and L T L meeting at Garner home
The West Side W C T U and L T L will meet at Mrs. Hiram Garner's home, 411 Bell Avenue, Friday afternoon at 2 30. Reports from the County Convention will be heard during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
W. GC. T. UL
Hiram Garner
Bell Avenue
Specifications approved for Glass street grading work
Bids for the project on Glass street were requested after approval of the grading specifications. The notice notes a bidding period and the need for contractors to submit proposals for the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass Street
Ex City Employee Seeks Compensation for Injury
Al Gorman former city truck driver applied for compensation claiming injuries received February 5 1928 while in city employ. He alleges kick and damage to a limb caused muscular shrinkage. Council grants compensation will be examined by physicians to determine if current ailment stems from the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Gorman
Dave
Poliry Council
Couachman Burns
Gorman
St Pauls Lutheran Congregation Plans to Buy Adjacent Property
At a Monday congregational meeting St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church members unanimously voted to purchase the adjoining property owned by Mrs Mary Strayer on North Jefferson street. The lot offers 47.5 feet frontage and 160 feet depth with four dwellings containing twelve rooms. The purchase aims to provide expansion room should the church decide to enlarge the current edifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mary Strayer
Jefferson Street
Burns Sees Satisfactory New Light System
Councilman Burns reports a test viewing of the new light system in the Third Fourth and Fifth wards finds it satisfactory with only minor changes requested. He described the overall result as satisfactory and noted the visits covered multiple wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
City Approves Thorson Contract for Thorpe Street Grading
Council approves agreement with J. B. Thorson for grading on Thorpe Street as directed in today’s meeting. Ada officials initiate project work pending final paperwork and funding allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Thorson
City
Conpraar
Thorpe Street
Ada
Waives hearing and bail posted for court appearance
Ross Phipps charged with non support of his minor children waived a hearing and posted bail of 300 dollars for the December 1 term of court in Alderman Walter T. Hamilton’s court. Elizabeth Brooks elected president of the Standard Bearers of the First M. Wi. church at annual election. Evelyn Hurligan vicepresident. Jane Emery secretary. H. B. Brooks treasurer. other officers named. Next meeting set for the first Monday in October at Jane Emery’s home. George Jones, former local resident now a Washington Union Depot ticket seller, is in town for a visit with his parents. Mrs Rachel Price of West Walkeen avenue reported critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Phipps
Walter T. Hamilton
Elizabeth Brooks
M. Wi
E. B. Brooks
Highland Avenue
Evelyn Hurligan
Jane Emery
H. B. Brooks
Mario Middle
Marion Baker
Grace
Caroling Longshreat
George Jones
City
Union Depot
Washington, D . C
George F. Jones
Nwehant Nock Boulevard
Personal Notices From Local Residents
Ambrose Ryan visiting sister Mrs. F. E. Fisher of Cleveland. Mrs. Gray of Pittsburgh visiting sister Mrs. William Hamilton of Highland Ave. Mrs. Ralph Kelch and daughter Virginia of Canton guests of Mr. C. J. Shannon of Fairmount Ave. Miss Blanche Davis and Bliss Matthea Roth returned from business trip to Chicago. Paul Hoskins left for Washington Pa to enter Washton and Jefferson College. Donald W. Johnston left for Pittsburgh to resume studies at Pitt School of Pharmacy. John Newmark left for Philadelphia to enter University of Pennsylvania medical school. Mrs. Jennie Kiser and Miss Ethel Douglas returned from Evang City visit. Miss Florence Tichborne underwent operation at New Castle Hospital and is progressing. Mrs. C. E. Broadbent of Valsat Pa with daughter Mrs. Harry Slater of Pittsburgh returned from Atlantic City and Washington DC. Mr. and Mrs. George Gregor and daughter Marjorie of Denver arrived for extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Gregor of Summit St. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Q. Karl of Milton St and Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Shaffer and daughter Marian of Ray St returned home after visiting Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Ryan
Butler Avenue
F. E. Fisher
Cleveland
Gray
Pittsburgh
William Hamilton
Highland Avenue
Ralph Kelch
Virginia
Canton
C. J. Shannon
Fairmount Avenue
Blanche Davis
Bliss Matthea Roth
The
Davis Shoe Company
Chicago
Paul Hoskins
Leasure Avenue
Washington Pa
Florence Tichborne
Fast North Street
New Gastle Hospital
C. E. Broadbent
Valsat Pa
Harry Slater
Atlantic City
Washington, D.C
George Gregor Gad
Marjorie
Denver
Col
John Gregor
Summit Street
Fire Chief Lynn To Attend Convention in Louisville
Fire Chief Lynn will represent New Castle at a September convention in Louisville where chiefs from various U S cities will gather. The council directed the head of the fire fighters to attend all sessions, promising benefits for the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
United States
Louisville
New Castle
Charles Lynn
Joes
Croton Boy Scouts To Meet Wednesday
Croton Boy Scout Troop 5 meets Wednesday at Croton school. Scoutmaster Ralph Davis urges all members to attend the weekly session in the Croton school quarters. The meeting will feature the scout festivities and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Boy Scouts
Ralph Davis
Crotown Boy Scout
Croton
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North Hill Kensington
C.J. Williamson
Sh Dunavenue
WY. W
Timmer
Rman
Elud
M 2
Lerit
Emma Clots
Rea Membe
Ruth Her
Ce Elder
Victoria
BR. O
Robinson
Muskegon
Conin Porthiad
Martha Shrine
Eric
Ida Shannon
Mary Rodgers
Shannon
Supreme Court of
Richard Barthelmess
Penn
Tachard Barthelmess
Auw
Dorothy’ Mac Kaillzix
Jim Shields
Mason-Dixon
America
Wonder Orchestra
Billy Moore
Cascade Park
Mather Eros. CO
Mather Bros. CO
East
Washington Street
M. E
William Stewart
S. L
Frank Zimmerly
Parks Avenue
WW. G. Dunn
Hast Street
Fred Deverell
North Street
Charles Gillen
Youngstown Road
Helen Gibson
East Street
C. George
Sutton Street
Edwilda Kensington
Mable Harris
Mast Washington Street
Thomas Boston
Park Avenue
B. B. Club
D. L Shields
Point Place
Semper Fidelis Club
Edna Emminger
Galbreath Avenue
Genevieve Baler
Mabel Rohr
Fark Avenue
Frank Horn
North Mill Street
Norma. Flowers
Jack Gerson
Ais
Mercer Street
Penn Theater
North
Penn Theatre
Circle OF
Hadassah
Palais Royale
L. Tubors
Frank Slimmerly
8. L. Claib
Quanegua Chal
BR. T. W. Kensington
William Mitchell
Wildwood Avenue
H. T. W. Kensington
Oo. X. TZ
Kensington
W. 5. Caskey
Mt. Jackson
FL. 1
Chile
F. L. C. Clup
Mia
Etta Keelen
Crawford Avenue
W.C. T. U. and
U. K
Dance Cascade Park
MT. Royales
Stylar Shentz
St. Paul’s Lutheran Congregation
Rachel Price
West Wal- Hleen Avenue
Thomas Meighan and
Virginia’ Valli
W. J. Offutt Co
Trigshire
University of Pennsylvania
Jennie Kiser
North Jetargon Street
Ethel Douglass
Northview Avenue
Jess
Evang City
Charles Q. Uarl
Milton Street
Str
Harry E. Shaffer
Marian
Ray Street
Hame
Olympians
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