Helena Auxiliary Event Highlights First Presbyterian Year Start
The Helena Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church opened its year with a lunch for thirty one at a dining room decorated with dahlias. Guests included Harriet Standard of Long Beach Cal Mrs Donald McKillen of Victoria BC and Mrs N G Geoffrey. A business meeting followed with each member paying dues and a review of the study book Peasant Pioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
First Presbyterian Church
Celork Tunchenn
Harriet Stan Ndard
Long Beach
Cal
Donald McKillen
Victoria
British Columbia
N. G. Goffrey
Civ
Fred Smith
Peasant Pioneers
Duncan MacFarlane
S. M. Matheny
Margarethe
J. ®. Hane
R. Ainley Hutchison
Joseph Johan
Surprise Shower for Mrs Harold Carnahan
Mrs Harold Carnahan enjoyed a surprise shower at her Greenwood avenue home with fifteen school friends. Thelma Woods and Ina Tucker played piano before games, with out of town guests Mrs George Davis and Bernige Carnahan. Delicate red and white decor framed miniature gifts and dining room favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lors
Harold Carnahan
Greenwood Avenue
Thelma Woods
Ina Tucker
George Davis
Ellwood
City
Bernige Carnahan
Polk. Pa
Edna Woods
Farewell Surprise in Zimmerman Home
Members of the First Methodist church Women’s Circle gave a farewell party for Mrs Zimmerman who will move to Michigan, with a luncheon set presented by Mrs J C Leohner and refreshments served by the social committee and Miss Hilda Immerman. Mr and Mrs S L Newton announce the marriage of their granddaughter Elma Tarkless to Alfred Evans. ceremony at Central Christian church with Rev George Owen officiating. The couple will reside in the city after a wedding trip. A later note mentions Cosy 1623 Club gathering hosted by Mrs Albert Walker with music and games, and plans for a Halloween party by Mrs H Johnson and other society items featuring ministers wives and various clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OG. Mayberry
Charles Sherer
John Miller
Dave Kyle
R. L. McCready
Thomas Houston
John Young
James Ruthrauft
S. A. Mayberry
Ben Jenking
Mary Elizabeth
W. T. Mayberry
James
Mayberry
Elder
Milderd
Mary Patterson
Kathryn
Richard Mayber
Edgar Thompson
Jamies A. Doyle
Richard
Menbhers
First Methodist Church
J. Zimmerman
Michigan
East Grant Street
J. C. Leohner
Emerson Davis
Wiliam Melver
Earl Wallover
Hilda @immerman
SL. Newton
Tiron Avenue
Marge
Misselma Tarkless
Alfred Evans
Daniel Evens
Huronvenue
Central Christian Church
George Owen
Albert Walker
Smithfield Street
Arthur Barna- Joy
H. Johnson
Borough Line Street
Farewell Parties Highlight Community Fun
A series of social events marked the week with farewell for Loretta Lee as she heads to Peabody Institute, plus multiple club gatherings. Jolmus hosted about forty guests on Park Avenue for the farewell, while Martha Shrine No. 14 held a fall card party with sixteen bridge tables and five hundred games. Cher Ami, Rainbow Club, and Busy Bee Club meetings featured music, games, refreshments, and host-guest exchanges across Delaware and East Washington streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolmus
Park Avenue
Loretta Lee
Peabody Musical Institute
Baltimore Md
Miss Lee
Lewis Thomas
W.H. Davis
Joan Evans
Lawrence Thompson
BE. L. Owens
I. A. Wetmore
Youngstown
Eastern Star card party hosts and ministers wives club event
Miss Sara Arts of Patterson Avenue will host a KMew-Castle Chapter No 105 Order of Eastern Star card party at I O F Hall in two weeks. Mrs E L Thompson chairs refreshments. Ministers Wives Club hosted by Mrs 4 J Randles on Marshall Avenue Monday evening. Current Events group hostess Mrs P N Brest Highland Avenue luncheon Monday for OG 4 members. L T Kensington T L T Kensington first fall meeting Tuesday evening.
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Margaret Kelly
Youngstown Road
Pln
Brest
Highland Avenue
Ovid Long
Shaw Street
Clio
A. J. Randles
Marshell Avune
M. X
M. N. Club ‘Associates
Clarence Frey Adams
William Parsons
Clara Houk
Florence Roberts
Anna Ward
Paul Smith
Miss Roberts
Ward
Samuel Lent
Wil
Kmew-Castle Chapler
Order of Eastern Star
I. Q
Masonic
E. L. Thompson
Ministers Wives Club
J. Randles
Marshall Avenue
P. N. Brest
Highland
Avere
L. T. Kensington
J.L. Moser
Spruce Street
T. L. T. Kensington
Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veteran Hall
Rev Pearson to Close Evolution Series at Trinity Church
The final talk in a three part series on evolution will be given by Rev Philip C Pearson at Trinity Church at 7 30 pm. The address will explore science and religion and whether evolution affects belief in God creation and the Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Philip C. Pearlson
Peargom
Nefa
P D Meeting Postponed for Two Weeks in New Castle Afro Americans
The P D Reading Circle meeting led by Miss Olive Skelton of Green Street has been postponed for two weeks. At Zion Church concluding services, Bi Luke A M G Zion will award gold prizes and gifts to babies who raised the most for Conference Claims. Winners include Anna May Anderson and others: Patricia Artelia Leftwich Clifford Connor Inez Taylor Helen Bradshaw Robert Watson Virginia Mason Corneal Bazley Albert Garside Dustine Reed Alice May Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi. Luke A. M. G.zion
Anna May Anderson
Patrici Artelia Leftwich
Clifford Connor
Inez Taylor
Helen* Bradshaw
Robert Watson
Virginia Mason
Corneal Bazley
Albert Garside
Dustine Reed
Alice May Edwards
Commission To Meet Club Women
Mathew Gunton chairman of the city planning and zoning commission announced that the board will meet with members of the Federation of Women’s clubs at the Y W C A at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday. The session will be educational with engineers explaining progress by maps and proposed further steps in planning and zoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Gunton
City Planning and Soning Commission
Loday
Federation of ‘Women’s Club
Y W C A Notes Weekend Visits And Funeral Attendees
Y W C A secretaries spend the weekend with friends at various places Miss Katherine Wiltley at Cleveland Miss Dorothy Stewart at Warren and Elisa Ruth Worrall with Miss Ide Birchard at Cambridge Springs. Attendees at Edward Smith funeral from Vandergrift included Mr and Mrs B Harmon Mrs L BR Stuchell Mrs Edward Mucherter and Mrs Charles Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Wiltley
Cleveland, C
Dorothy Stewart Ig
Warren, C
Andelisa Ruth Worrall
Ideith Birchard
Cambridge Springs
Edward Smith
B. Harmon
L. BR. Stuchell
Edward Mucherter
Charles Harmon
Vandergrift
Personal Mentions From West Washington Street Area
Mrs Albert Longacre of West Washington street is seriously ill at home. Mrs J C MacNab of East Wallace avenue has been somewhat improved. Mr R J Nischiton of Fern street left this morning on a visit to friends in Cleveland. Lawrence R Patterson of South Ray street will leave Monday evening for an extended visit with relatives in Los Angeles California. Mr and Mrs Lathe Meyers and daughter Mable of Pittsburgh are spending the weekend with Mr and Mrs George Jones Edgewood avenue. Miss Margaret Freshwater of Dewey avenue has left for Philadelphia to resume studies at the Philadelphia School of Design. William M Walker of West Grant street is slowly recovering from injuries when struck by a car. He is in New Castle Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert’ Longacre
West Washington Street
J. C. MacNab
East Walace Avenue
R. J. Nischoton
Fernistreet
Frineds
Cleveland
Lawrence R. Patterson
South lRay Street
Los Angeles
Calif
Tlatey Meyers
Mable
Pittsburgh
George Jones
Edgewood Avenue
Margaret Freshwater
Dewey Avenue
Philadelphia
Philadelphia School of Design
William M. Walker
West Grant Street
Heo
New Castle Hospital
Realty Transfers Win in City Listings
Realty transfers show Ho Carpenter to Harvey B Bush in Sixth Ward for 500 dollars and Samuel Thomas to Jacob Burnt in Eighth Ward for 312.46. Bessie A Cohen to Louis DeRosa in Second Ward for 1 and Cohen to DeRosa for 1. Fred R House to George A John in Second Ward for 300 and Weingartner Realty Co to Henry H Davies in Fourth Ward for 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Harvey. B. Bush
Samuel Thomas
Jacob Burnt
Bessie A. Cohen
Louis DeRosa
Cohen
Fred R. House
George A. John
Weingartner Realty. Co
Henry H. Davies
Algebra Night Joke Quips From GCHOGRAPHICAL
A light exchange features She asking about algebra and He replying that he studied it at night and missed much of her place, a playful literary aside from GCHOGRAPHICAL.
The Intemperance Of William Jennings Bryan
A fragment describing a feature on William Jennings Bryan from the October issue of the Kay Rake magazine. The text touts the article by a noted physician and urges readers to obtain the Hay Bake issue or send 25 cents for a copy by return mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
William
Hey
Bryan
Cme
Mike Mapnsine
Connea
Lake Park
Ineue
Local catalog touts engraving and relief options
A regional shop advertises its full stock ready for delivery with cards shown as received. It highlights top lines from Davis Bratza Gibson Art and Volland companies and offers engraving from copper plates or relief engraving. Orders before November 1 receive a 10 percent discount. The shop claims long-standing excellence and invites customers to browse offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis, Buzza
Gibson Art
Volland Companies
Showers Predicted Across Regions Next Week
Washington dispatch reports a weather outlook for the period September 2 to October 1. Middle Atlantic states expect showers at the start middle and end of the week with temperatures below normal early and near normal later. Ohio Valley sees early mid and late showers with near normal temperatures most of the week. Great Lakes region forecasts showers in early and later parts of the week with temperatures near normal for most of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Region of
Great Lakes
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