Birthday Party for Miss Bessie Trushel
A crowd gathered at Lawrence Trushel’s home on the Youngstown road Tuesday evening to celebrate Miss Bessie Trushel’s twentieth birthday. The lawn glowed with Japanese lanterns as outdoor games entertained guests. At 11 o'clock a deli cious lunch was served and the group shared a delightful time. Out of town visitors included Mrs. William Miller of Kane and Miss Lillian Cubbison with Marcus Cubbison of Emlenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Trushel
Youngstown Road
Miss Bessie
Hazel Harland
Grace Trushel
Isabel Coyne
Edna Flynn
Mary Flynn
Jennie Denny
Mabel Hutchinson
Regina O'Brien
Julia Trushel
William Cook
Samuel Cox
Jerry Coyne
John Winters
James Flynn
Frank Flynn
Ed. Coyne
Charles Flynn
Harry Hutchison
Earl Cameron
Ed. Winters
Ed. Foster
James Ritchey
William Miller
Kane
Lillian Cubbison
Marcus Cubbison
Emlenton
Miss Lucy Boynton Honored Guest at Honeywell Home
Miss Lucy Boynton of Cleveland attended a small gathering at the home of E. L. Honeywell at 155 Neshannock avenue. The party included Miss Gertrude Waddington Miss Martha Bigley Miss Mary Harrah and Messrs Leon Honeywell Archie Honeywell Jack Waddington and George Harrah. Music dancing and other amusements filled the evening with a late hour lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Boynton
Cleveland
E. L. Honeywell
Neshannock Avenue
Mary Harrah
Graceland Cemetery
Gertrude Waddington
Martha Bigley
Leon Honeywell
Archie Honeywell
Jack Waddington
George Harrah
Two Local Women Plan Visits Around Freeport Area
The Misses Stella Eberle of North street and Winifred Hirschinger of Elm street travel to Freeport Pennsylvania to visit Miss Sara McCune of Second street and Miss Susan Carr of Fifth street then spend two weeks in Laneville a Freeport suburb Before returning Eberle visits Pittsburg while Hirschinger stays with her sister Annie in McKees Rocks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Eberle
North Street
Winifred Hirschinger
Elm. Street
Freeport
Sara McCune
Second Street
Susan Carr
Fifth Street
Laneville
Miss Eberle
Pittsburg
Hirschinger
Annie
McKees Rocks
Celebration Picnic Honors Miss Elizabeth Keélan’s Sixteen
Sunbeam club members held a Cascade park picnic Tuesday evening for Elizabeth Keélan of Mulberry street. Eleven guests attended with out of town visitors Miss Mabel Kirk Miss Susanna Kirk of McKeesport and Mary Drake of Volant, reported as unusually pleasant by all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Keélan
Mulberry Street
Sunbeam Club
Cascade Park
Mabel Kirk
Susanna Kirk
McKeesport
Mary Drake
Volant
Holt and Shaffer Family Reunion Planned
The Holt and Shaffer families announce their annual reunion to be held Wednesday August 26 at the home of St Hogue 8 Vine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt and Shaffer
St. Hogue
Vine Street
Witherspoon Family Reunion Planned for August 27
The descendants of the Witherspoon family will hold their annual reunion on Thursday August 27 at the home of Samuel Withersoon in Mount Air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witherspoon
Samuel Withersoon
Mount Air
Family organization invites friends and neighbors
William Lusk serves as president and Parker McConnell as secretary of the family organization inviting friends, relatives, and old neighbors to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lusk
Parker McConnell
Alice Bertch Weds George Horton in Newcastle Area
In St Columba's church a wedding joined Miss Alice Bertch of Youngstown with George Horton. Rev. M J Graffin officiated in a first time ceremony. Bridesmaid Maude Bertch, best man Albert Reilly. A wedding breakfast for 35 followed at the Bertch home in Park Place. The couple plan to live with the bride's parents upon return from a bridal trip. Grandparents from New Castle attended along with other relatives and friends. Horton, a local businessman, is associated with Immaculate Conception church and Youngstown council, Knights of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Berth
Youngstown
Newcastle
St. Columba’s
Alice Bertch
George Horton
M. J. Graffin
Maude Bertch
Albert Reilly
Frank Bertch
Park Place
Frank Hertc
John Hennessy
Alice Hennessy
William Quinn
Martina
William
New Castle
Mr. Horton
W. J. Horton
Himrod Avenue
Immaculate Conception Church
Youngstown Council
Knights of Columbus
Women’s Missionary Society meeting at Mrs Greer’s home
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist church will meet with Mrs. George Greer on North Jefferson street. Residents of Kaylor and East Brady plan a dance at Castle Park. The Alexander and Mary Armstrong McBride reunion will be held at the Beisel home on Wallace Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Church
George Greer
North Jefferson Street
Kaylor
East Brady
Castle Park
Alexander and
Mary Armstrong McBride
Benjamin Beisel
Wallace Avenue
C. T. C. Club Holds Meeting at Terrace Ave Home
Members gathered Wednesday evening at Miss Pearl Burkhart's Terrace avenue home for a brief business session then games and diversions. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Miss Jessie Hoyland's Terrace avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Burkhart
Terrace Avenue
Jessie Hoyland
Travelers Bert Kerry and Charles Melver Plan Ten Day Trip
Bert Kerry of North Mercer street and Charles Melver of East Wallace avenue will visit Conneaut Lake Cambridge Springs Erie and Cleveland then return via Ashtabula Harbor. They expect a ten day absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Kerry
North Mercer Street
Charles Melver
East Wallace Avenue
Conneaut Lake
Cambridge Springs
Erie
Cleveland
Ashtabula
Harbor
Mrs Forkum and guests visit McKeesport with Forkum hosts
Mrs William Forkum of Shaw street travels with Ruth and Helen Black to McKeesport to be guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Forkum, formerly of the city, for a period of time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Forkum
Shaw Street
Ruth
Helen Black
McKeesport
Carl Forkum
Fourth Masonic dance invitation at Cascade park
Invitations issued for the fourth in a series of Masonic dances to be held at Cascade Park on Thursday August 11. The remaining dances are set for Thursday August 27 and Thursday September undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Wallace avenue major to return from Boston lodge meeting
W. J. Moffatt of Wallace avenue, a major in the New Castle lodge number 36 Uniformed Bank Knights of Pythias, is expected to return today from Boston where he attended the supreme lodge convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Moffatt
Wallace Avenue
New Castle
Bank Knights of Pythias
Boston
Supreme Lodge
Reed and Teets Wed at Maitland Memorial Church
George H. Reed of Pittsburg and Miss Goldie C. Teets of this city were married at Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist church on Wednesday evening at 9 o'clock by Rev. Jefferies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Reed
Pittsburg
Goldie C. Teets
Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church
Jefferies
Clerk John Hagan Takes Two Week Adirondack Vacation
John Hagan, a clerk at Fountain Inn, left yesterday for a two week vacation. He plans to spend most of the time in New York state’s Adirondack mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hagan
Fountain Inn
Hagan
Adirondack Mountains
New York State
Dean Family Annual Reunion At Cascade Park
The annual Dean family reunion is set for September 3 at Cascade Park with details announced for attendees.
Ice Cream Social at First Christian Church Section 5
Section 5 of the First Christian church hosts an ice cream social on Kimberly s lawn West Washington Street Friday evening. An orchestra will provide music and all are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Kimberly's Lawn
West Washington Street
Lawn Party Held by Macabee Guards at Mrs Will Neff’s
The Macabee Guards announce a lawn party at Mrs Will Neff’s residence on South Mill street this Friday evening inviting all neighbors and friends in 29713.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macabee
Will Neff
South Mill Street
Children Celebrate Eighth Birthday at Blaine Street Home
Twenty children gathered at Charles McCullough’s home on Blaine street to mark his eighth birthday. Relatives and friends, including Paul Jarvis and Virginia Moore, enjoyed games and light refreshments before departing. Mrs. McCullough was assisted by Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Noss, and Mrs. Thitts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCullough
Blaine Street
James McCullough
Paul Jarvis
Ralph
Claire Thomas
William McKeon
Oliver Moore
George Gibson
Robert Thitts
Russell Thompson
James Davis
Virginia Moore
Virginia Gibson
Blanche
Jennie Davis
New Castle Old Timers Reunion Draws Lawrence County Residents
The Youngstown Telegram notes many names added to the delegation of former Lawrence county residents who will attend New Castle's old timers' reunion at Cascade Park on August 20. Among those listed are Frank Denormie, John McIntyre, Noble Holton, H. E. Woodworth, John Russell, Joseph Rigby, Joseph Young, and many others including I. P. Williams, Ross Berry, Frank Curtis, Fleet Kemp, and W. D. Euwer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
New Castle
Cascade Park
Youngstown
Pleasant Summer Gathering at Skidmore Home
A group of about fifteen young people gathered Wednesday at Rev. J. C. Thomas and wife’s Skidmore Pa residence in honor of Catherine Stephens visiting Sutton Street aunt Mrs. B. T. Evans. A sumptuous dinner followed by games music and a hay ride concluded the pleasant occasion with out of town guest Catherine Stephens and Blodwin Harris of Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Thomas
Skidmore
Catherine Stephens
Philadelphia
B. T. Evans
Sutton Street
Blodwin Harris
Steubenville
Patterson Heights hostess hosts luncheon at Beaver Country Club
Mrs. W A Myler of Patterson Heights presided at a 1 pm luncheon at Beaver Country Club. Honorees included Mrs. Charles Parker of Redlands California Mrs Abnernathy of New York and Miss Crawford of New Castle. Twenty two guests dined and enjoyed an afternoon of card playing and fancy work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A.myler
Patterson Heights
Beaver Country Club
Beaver Valley
Mrs Miller stops at Hotel Brighton during Fifth Avenue paving
Mrs Miller, wife of one of the Miller brothers of New Castle, pauses at Hotel Brighton with their daughter during a Fifth Avenue paving project. Mr Miller was reported ill yesterday, likely due to several days in the heat while supervising the work under the sun.
Mrs McCollough Returns From Pleasant Bellevue Visit
Mrs W F McCollough of the West side with daughter Mrs Thom son B McCarthy and granddaughter Sara McCollough of Bellevue Pa returned after visiting Mrs McColloughs sister Mrs David Campman of West Middlesex The Campman is mother of William Campman superintendent of the Wilmerding public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. McCollough
West Side
Thomson B. McCarthy
Sara McCollough
Bellevue
Knoblochs Return From Western Trip
Word from New Castle reports Mr and Mrs William Knobloch are in Seattle after attending the Elks convention in Dallas. The couple is touring the west and plans to return in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Knobloch
New Castle
Seattle
Wash
Reynolds and Smith Women Conclude Baden Stay
Misses Anna Reynolds Victoria Reynolds of Long Avenue Elizabeth Smith and Victoria Sanders end a visit at Baden Pennsylvania after a period away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna and
Victoria Reynolds
Long Avenue
Elizabeth Smith
Victoria Sanders
Baden, Pa
Kensington Daughters of America Enjoy Picnic at Cascade Park
Members of the D. of A. Kensington held an enjoyable picnic Wednesday at Cascade park. Twenty members participated in the outing with friends and relatives joining in the pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. of A. Kensington
Cascade Park
Club Outing At Park Ends With Pleasant Grove Dinner
Members traveled to the park in the morning and dined in the grove. Attendees described a pleasant gathering with good company and enjoyment of the outing.
Mrs Lloyd to Sail From New York to Wales
Mrs. David Lloyd of Pollock Avenue wife of the noted singer left Wednesday for New York City. She will sail Saturday for Swansea Wales her old home and plans to be away several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lloyd
Pollock Avenue
New York City
Swansea
Wales
Lloyd
Puritans Council Meeting In Jackson Block Hall
Washington Union No 43 announces a council meeting this evening in the lodge hall Jackson block. Members are urged to attend as business of interest to all will come up for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Union No. 43
Council of the Independent Order of Puritans
Lodge
Jackson Block
West Washington Resident and Daughter Leave for Cincinnati Visit
Thomas Davis of West Washington street and his daughter Miss Blanche who is tied to Herb D. Mc Goun's shoe store departed yesterday for a two week visit with relatives in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Davis
West Washington Street
Miss Blanche
Herb D. McGoun
Cincinnati
Lincoln Man Departs for Great Lakes Trip
John Hutton of Lincoln avenue left yesterday for Detroit Michigan to join a party of friends for a trip over different parts of the great lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hutton
Lincoln Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Great Lakes
Whitten Family Spends Summer at Sharon Line Cottage
Mr and Mrs John Whitten and family of this city are spending the hot months at their summer cottage along the Sharon car line outside New Castle city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whitten
Sharon
New Castle
Kokomo Family Guests of Lincoln Avenue Hosts
Mrs Herbert Hahn and two young sons from Kokomo Indiana visited yesterday and today as guests of Mr and Mrs John Knox on Lincoln Avenue in the city society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hahn
Kokomo, Ind
City
John Knox
Lincoln Avenue
Knights and Ladies Install Officers at Junior Order Hall
Members of the Knights and Ladies of Honor held their annual installation of officers in the Junior Order hall Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Mr and Mrs John Clark Visit Ends in Toledo
Mr and Mrs John Clark and family of Bay Street concluded a pleasant visit with relatives at Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark
Bay Street
Toledo
Hennon Family Reunion Set At Cascade Park
The Hennon family will hold its annual reunion at Cascade Park on August 20, inviting relatives to gather for a day of shared memories and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennon
Cascade Park
Deaths of the Day Funeral of Amos Martin
Amos Martin a 111 year old resident of the county died late Monday afternoon. He was laid to rest in Hermon cemetery Wednesday afternoon after services at Hermon church conducted by Rev. McDonald Epworth M E church. Pallbearers were old soldiers and friends William Alison John Forbes James Munnell Thomas Stevenson Joe Bredin James Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Martin
Hermon
McDonald
Epworth M. E
William Alison
John Forbes
James Munnell
Thomas Stevenson
Joe Bredin
James Stevenson
Anna Sabo Rites Planned After Death at Poor Farm
Anna Sabo aged 25 died Wednesday at the poor farm and will be laid to rest Friday morning. The body is taken to 468 Moravia Street for funeral preparations. The service will be at St. Joseph's Church with interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery. She leaves one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sabo
Moravia Street
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Montaigne on resisting revenge to master passion
A meditation on enduring offenses without succumbing to vengeance. The essay argues that gentle tempering of injuries and rational restraint lead to nobler conduct, while provocation tests self control and the will to overcome anger. Montaigne contrasts natural sweetness with disciplined response to provoke admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montaigne
Danger In Continuous Crops
The piece notes that successive crops of the same plant exhaust soil and create toxins. Steam distillation of wheat-sick soil yielded a crystalline toxin harming wheat, while soil exhausted for cowpeas produced a crystal that harms cowpeas but not wheat.
Fable’s universal roots traced from Hindustan to Greece
The essay notes fables arise from humanity’s need to express thoughts in images and emblems. It traces origins from Hindustan to Sanskrit collections, then to China Thibet and Persia, reaching Greece. many fables once thought to be Aesop’s are actually eastern in origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Land
Hindustan
China
Thibet
Persia
Greece
New York American
School for Dogs Opens in Paris Training Politeness
A Paris school trains dogs to greet visitors with wagging tails bows and low barks. The animals accompany guests to the door and bid farewell by bowing. They also learn to pick up dropped items like a handkerchief or glove and return them to the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School For
Paris
Ancient Afghan tribes claim Israelite descent in chronicles
Native Afghan historians assert their people are the last ten tribes of Israel. They trace Afghana to a son of Jeremiah, who is said to be the son of King Saul. The migration eastward of Afghana’s seed is linked to Nebuchadnezzar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afghanistan
Israel
Jeremiah
Saul
Nebuchadnezzar
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Sharon and Nearby Cities
A long list of personal mentions covers births and visits. Mr and Mrs Ed Musser welcome a daughter. Perc y McNabb and several residents from Sharon, Pittsburg, and New Castle are noted for visits, trips, and visits to Butler, Lake Chautauqua, or Cambridge Springs. Notable travelers include J Wharmby taking an enamel works position and families visiting relatives in multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Musser
Court Street
Percy McNabb
Park Avenue
Sharon
Nellie O'Leary
Franklin Avenue
Pittsburg
William Baird
South Sharon
New Castle
Ralph McQuiston
J. Wharmby
Sharpsville
Wylie McGee
Valencia
James Blackwood
Lissie Kennedy
Pearson Street
Butler
John Roth
Elizabeth Shelley
Spruce Street
M. A. Edward
Scranton
Thomas Lewis
Lutton Street
David Bowen
Maesbeg
Wales
C. V. Alley
Wampum
Fred C. House
Delaware Avenue
Almantic Sea Coast
E. E. Ray
Franklin
Elmer Snyder
Ralph
South Ray Street
Perry
North Michigan
George McClimans
Frank Runkle
Pittsburg Street
Greenville
Blanche Love
Maude Kennedy
Edna Young
Effie Butz
Cambridge Springs
Leap Year Court Suit Ends in Pair's Happy Wedding
Miss Minnie Best of Chicora Butler county sued Andrew McCune for breach of promise for 5000 dollars. After service he rushed to marry her. They obtained a license and wed the same afternoon, now content in their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicora
Butler County
Miss Minnie Best
Andrew McCune
McCune
Miss Best
Prothonotary
Fat Building Samose Pill Text Claims
Advertisement claims Samose tablets help healthy flesh gain with no starch or pepsin and do not mimic cod liver oil. It urges weighing before use and promises weight increases weekly with full system restoration. Mc Kee's Medicine Store offers money back if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee’s Medicine Store
The River St. Lawrence Trip Offered for Summer Rest
Advertises a travel brochure and illustrated guide titled Niagara the Sea. Mentions destinations on the St. Lawrence including Thousand Islands, Rapids, Montreal, Quebec, Murray Bay, Tadousac, and Saguenay. Request 6 cents postage to H. Foster Chaffee at A. G. P. A. in Toronto for agents and tickets.
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Canada
Kodaks
KODAK
Optician
Mercer Street
T. C. Club
Dean
Ice Cream Social
New Brighton
Baden
Kensington
Grocer
Euwers
Kokomo
Frank Pearsall
Grove City
Eugene McGivern
Chestnut Street
Mae Phillips
H. W. Lowry
Bernard Lowry
Akron
Ralph Lowry
North Mill Street
Louis Winner
Evans City
Alta Johnson
Lottie Cookman
Blanche Graham
Villa
Ester Fehl
Gabrilla
Catherine McGivern
Mather Bros. CO
Mather Bros. CO. Wholesale and Retail Jewelers
Washington St
Allegheny &.R
Queen Junction
East New Castle
Allegheny
Bessemer
Lake Erie
Allegheny R. R
Queen Junction Land & Improvement Company
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