Surprise Party for Rev H S Boyd Held in New Castle
Members of the Ladies Missionary Society of the South Sharon U P church organized a pleasant surprise for Rev H S Boyd and wife of Mulberry Street. Fifteen members traveled from Sharon to New Castle on the 12:30 car carrying baskets for a basket supper and Enjoyable afternoon. The group returned to Sharon on the evening train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Mulberry Street
Ladies’ Missionary Society
South Sharon U. P
South Sharon
New Castle
Sharon
Jackson Family Reunion Held Near Youngstown on Car Line
Jackson relatives met Friday for their annual reunion at stop 19 on the Sharon and Youngstown car line about two miles from Youngstown. About 150 members attended and enjoyed a most delightful time. From this city present were W. B. Jackson, Joseph McMillin and wife and daughter, Harry Pruden and wife and son Bradley, Miss Minnie Jackson and Miss Jennie Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Sharon
Youngstown
W. B. Jackson
Joseph McMillin
Harry Pruden
Bradley
Minnie Jackson
Jennie Love
Mrs Ed Gilmore Hosts Luncheon for Chicago Guest
Mrs Ed Gilmore entertained a luncheon Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs Harry Walthur of Chicago who is visiting Mrs George Ramsey of Pittsburg Street. Eight covers were laid and the event was described as delightful. Mrs Walthur returned home Friday evening. Auto Trip A M Brown and wife and Dr and Mrs W D Jackson left yesterday for an auto trip to Niagara Falls and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Gilmore
North Street
Harry Walthur
Chicago
George Ramsey
Pittsburg Street
Walthur
A. M. Brown
Lincoln Avenue
W. D. Jackson
North Mercer Street
Brown Auto
Niagara Falls
Moffatts Return From Lakes Trip Including Cleveland Detroit
Mr and Mrs W J Moffatt of Wallace Avenue returned Friday after an extended trip over the Great Lakes visiting Cleveland Detroit and other points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Moffatt
Wallace Avenue
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Detroit
Thursday Night Dance at Cascade Draws Large Crowd
Seventy five couples attended the Thursday Night club dance at Cascade Park, with events from 8 30 to 11 30. Dancers wore bright dresses among dark suits and many out of town guests joined, including W W King of New York City visiting New Castle friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Mr and Mrs Gilliland Host Guest Mrs P T McEvoy
Mr and Mrs James M Gilliland of Spruce street entertained last night in honor of their house guest Mrs P T McEvoy of New Castle The Sharon Telegraph notes the pleasant evening and a dainty lunch served later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Gilliland
Spruce Street
P. T. McEvoy
New Castle
Sharon Telegraph
Edward Burchart Plans Two Week Lake Erie Vacation
Edward Burchart of 132 Court Street, an employee at Clutton's Pharmacy, leaves this evening for Erie to enjoy a two weeks vacation in camp with a party of friends along the lake shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Burchart
Court Street
Clutton
Erie
Miss Pearl Leiby and Miss Pearl Johnston Return to Falls Camping Family
Miss Pearl Leiby and Miss Pearl Johnston of Crawford avenue returned on Friday evening to Neshnannock Falls where the family of A. Leiby has been camping out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Leiby
Miss Pearl Johnston
Crawford Avenue
Neshannock Falls
5. A. Leiby
Raymond Severance Prepares San Francisco Departure
Raymond C. Severance of Superior Street left Saturday morning for San Francisco from where he will sail shortly for Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Severance
Superior Street
San Francisco
Honolulu
Highland couple boats through Great Lakes trip
Mr and Mrs Nevin Carson of Highland avenue depart this morning for a voyage over the Great Lakes to the St Lawrence, aiming to tour the region and enjoy travel along the water routes.
Will Form Camp At North Girard
A party of young people from New Castle including members of the Evening club will leave at 9 30 Monday morning for North Girard Pa on Lake Erie to spend two weeks in camp. The group includes several Misses and Mes Srs J Clarke Doughett Dale Doughett and others. chaperones are Mrs May Ashmore and Mrs Emma Buxton. Two cottages are engaged and a cook and boats have been arranged for a pleasant outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Club
New Castle
Pennsylvania
North Girard
Lake Erie
Misses Foulke
Hazel Sutton
Joan Buxton
Ethel Ashmore
Grace Mullain
Westford
Laura Keagy
Blanche Harper
North Hope
Nell Buchanan
Pulaski
Messrs
J. Clarke Doughett
Dale Doughett
Beaver Falls
George H. Berger
Norman Smith
George Bickell
May Ashmore
Emma Buxton
Birthday Party for Howard Cox Ninth Birthday
About twenty five of Howard Cox’s friends gathered at William Cox’s Harborbridge home Friday afternoon. They played games, enjoyed a delicious luck, and the birthday child received many handsome presents. Attending were Milo and Florence Steele, Robert Headland, Jesse Cox, DeWayne and Pearle Evans, Howard and Hazel Eckles, Harold Cox, Bertha Heasly, Richard Watters, Clara and Cora Eckles, John and Mabel Bingle, Belle Cox, Robert and Raymond Patterson, Dwight Brown, Walter Cox, Amber and Joe Clark, Miss Ethel Miller, Mrs. 8S. D. Cox, Mrs. J. H. Cox, and Miss Bessie Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Cox
William Cox
Harborbridge
Milo
Florence Steele
Robert Headland
Jesse Cox
DeWayne
Pearle Evans
Howard
Hazel Eckles
Harold Cox
Bertha Heasly
Richard Watters
Clara
Cora
Families Reunite at Morado Park in Beaver Falls
Two family reunions Ness and McDaniels gathered Friday afternoon at Morado park Beaver Falls. Large attendance from Lawrence and Beaver counties joined both events with many family members participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morado Park
Beaver Falls
Lawrence
Beaver Counties
Ness
Epworth Methodist Ladies Plan Meeting at Crawford Ave Home
Members of the Ladies Missionary Society of Epworth Methodist Church held a Friday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Andrews home on Crawford Avenue. The meeting opened with devotional exercises led by president Mrs. J. W. Martin and concluded with a 6 p.m. dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Epworth Methodist Church
Andrews
Crawford Avenue
J. W. Martin
L. T. L. Reception For New Members
A reception for new members of the South Side WCTU and the Senior LTL will be held next Monday evening on the lawn around Calvin Smith's home on Agnew Street. The event is under local church and civic auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sp‘cial
Calvin Smith
Agnew Street
South Side
Local residents listed visiting friends and family outages
Fred Leiby will enter the State college this coming term. Lee Minner of Sharpsville was a visitor in New Castle Friday afternoon. Mrs. Will Crawford of Crawford avenue is visiting friends in Jackson Center. Miss Clara Shepherd of this city is visiting Dr. and Mrs. Werner of Niles Ohio. Percy Wharmby now employed at Sharpsville will spend Sunday in New Castle. J Clark Doughett of Beaver Falls is a guest at Ezra Ashmore's home in Highland avenue. Miss Jeannette W. Hutton of the East end is visiting her aunt Miss Minnie B R Whippo of East Liverpool. Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Carson of Highland avenue leave today on a trip up the St Lawrence river and the great lakes. Andrew Fehl and son Jesse Jehl of Petersville were guests of William Fehl of Chestnut street and returned home Saturday. James McCreary, former resident now in Nebraska, is the guest of Andrew Crowl and others. he reports great Nebraska crops this year. Miss Mary Welsh and her little sister Miss Florence Welsh of Verona arrived Saturday and are guests of grandmother Mrs. Margaret Montgomery of Chestnut street. Mrs. Walter K. Conover and son Claude of Pittsburgh have been guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. W S Cotton of Belmont street. She leaves this evening for Leetonia Ohio to visit Mr. and Mrs. E L Conover for two weeks. Thomas Vernon and family and Miss Eurene Stranahan of Sharpsville were recent visitors in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Leiby
State College
Lee Minner
Sharpsville
New Castle
Will Crawford
Crawford Avenue
Jackson Center
Clara Shepherd
Werner
Niles
O. Percy Wharmby
J. Clark Doughett
Beaver Falls
Ezra Ashmore
Highland Avenue
Jeannette W. Hutton
East End
Minnie BR. Whippo
East Liverpool
Nevin Carson
St. Lawrence River
Great Lakes
Mary Welsh
Florence Welsh
Verona
City
Margaret Montgomery
Chestnut Street
Walter K. Conover
Claude
Pittsburg
FiveYearOld Girl Breaks Arm Near Chestnut Street
Mary Pitchell the five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Pitchell fell from a lumber pile on Chestnut street Friday and broke her arm causing considerable pain and suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
Mary
William Pitchell
Mrs John G McConacy Notice at Corner East and Grant
Public notice lists Mrs John G McConacy at the dwelling corner East and Grant streets and mentions Miller's at 136 East Washington street with a cryptic note 8n4t4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. McConacy
Grant Streets
Miller's
East
Washington Street
District listing of district residents and counts
District 2 Mahoningtown shows residents Laura Rea Moliie Jones Fanny McBride Myrtle Hughes Artie Bowersox Miss Nancy Dean Miss Stella Morgan Miss Helen Gilmore Miss Bonnie Kattley Mary Thomas Bernice Bixler Lillian Daerr Miss Ruby Robinson Miss Jessie Marstellar with district totals 87,980 and 85,620. District 3 Ellwood City lists Miss Bessie McMUllen and Miss Katherine Evans with 20,680 and 16,507. District 4 Hickory Washington Plainingrove and Scott townships include Estella Allen and Florence McConaghey with 49,763 and 86,924. District 5 Slippery Rock Shenango Wayne and Perry townships show Anna Mehard and Katherine Boyd with 47,712 and 38,099. District 6 Taylor Little Beaver Big Beaver North Beaver and Union townships list Bessie Dunnan Estella Hennon Lula Marshall Sadie Mehannah with 34,403 82,513 10,490 6,047. District 7 Mahoning Pulaski Wilmington and Neshannock townships include Mary McCready and Hattie Eckels with 36,745 and 34,962.
Celebration at Sharon Fans Night at Buhl Club
A large crowd filled the Buhl club in Sharon for a celebrated fans night with President Morton in attendance. He addressed attendees and promised continued support and remarks on the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Morton
Season Curtain Drops with Sharon at Finale
The report notes that the league would finish the season with Sharon present when the curtain fell, signaling a planned finale attendance by the named individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
New Chinese Restaurant Opens August Fifteenth
A Chinese restaurant will open Saturday August 15 at No 5 East Washington Street. A souvenir napkin will be given to every customer. Proprietor is listed as FOO JAN. 30513.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Washington Street
Local trotters at Salem race meet
Local trotters Sam Karnes owned by Clyde Sheaf and Lightfoot owned by W E Marquis did not win 2:20 trot at Salem yesterday. Attendees claim New Castle horses were treated unfavorably by the starter. Best time posted 2:16 though 2:20 14 was listed as the mark. Crowds jeered the judge as Lightfoot finished 2 4 8 2 and Karnes placed first fourth third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Karnes
Clyde Sheaf
Lightfoot
W. E. Marquis
Salem
New Castle
Light Foot
Marquis’ Trotter
Funeral of George Smith Leaves House for Greenwood Cemetery
The funeral was held yesterday afternoon from 10 Washington Street for George Smith. Rev. McDonald of Epworth ME church led the service with a church choir. The Eintracht Singing Society members attended in a body, with their selected pastors and floral tributes, and interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Washington Street
Rev. McDonald
Epworth ME
Eintracht Singing Society
Emil Kruger
John Jarts
Ameit Long
Willian F. Balthes
Greenwood Cemenry
Funeral of Mrs Nancy McClafferty Held on Croton Avenue
The funeral for Mrs. Nancy McClafferty occurred Friday from her Croton Avenue residence. Rev. T W Barnes led services and burial was in Baptist cemetery at Harlansburg with pallbearers Scott Emery Charles Emery James McClafferty Charles Houk Lyle Book Emery Book, all relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy McClafferty
Croton Avenue
T. W. Barnes
Baptist
Harlansburg
Scott Emery
Charles Emery
James McClafferty
Charles Houk
Lyle Book
Emery Book
Quarantine of Dogs Ordered in Wampum Borough
Leonard Pearson the state veterinarian orders a dog quarantine in Wampum due to suspected hydrophobia. All dogs must be tied on premises or muzzled if roaming. The 100 day quarantine runs from August 12 across the borough boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Pearson
Wampum
Baseball Gossip and Minor League Scores Across Cities
Nallin’s short Erie stint signals a positive turn for the team while Pittsburg faces tougher home work. Toledo and Kansas City tied 13 innings at two runs apiece with Hickman posting two hits. Hinchman’s two run homer capped Cleveland’s seventh inning win. Wagner’s 13th inning single gave Pittsburg the victory. Akron blanked the champions 4 0 with Carroll pitching. Canton beat Sharon 8 0 on strong defense and three double plays. Erie edged East Liverpool 1 0 after a scoreless eight, scoring in the ninth for a close win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nallin
Erie
Pittsburg
East Liverpool
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev. H. 8S
Cascade
King
W. W. King
New York City
King and Sandt
St. Lawrence
KODAK
Kodak ‘Inves
Missionary Meeting
Andrew Fehl
Jesse Jehl
Petersville
William Fehl
James McCreary
Nebraska
Andrew Crowl
Mr. McCreary
Laura Rea
Ruby Robinson
Bessie McMullen
Estella Allen
Anna Medard
Bessie Dunnan
Mary McCready
Laura Rea Moliie Jones
Fanny McBride
Myrtle Hughes
Artie Bowersox
Nancy Dean
Stella Morgan
Helen Gilmore
Bonnie Kattley
Mary Thomas Bernice Bixler
Lillian Daerr
Jessie Marstellar
Eeee
A . Wee
Aes
Mahoningtown
Ellwood City
Katherine Evans
Hickory, Washington, Plaingrove and
Scott Townships
Florence McConaghey
Slippery Rock
Shenango, Wayne and
Perry Townships
Anna Mehard
Katherine Boyd
Wwe
District
Taylor, Little Beaver
Big Beaver, North Beaver
Union Townships
Estella Hennon
Lula Marshall
Sadie Mehannah
Mahoning, Pulaski, Wilmington and
Neshannock Townships
Hattie Eckels
Eres
Cluetty
Brown
Hamilton
Toledo
Kansas City
Hickman
Bill Hinchman
Wagner
Leach
Akron
Carroll
Brittsen
Canton
Giants
Mather Bros
E. Washington St
Gorham
Mather Bros. CO. Wholesale and Retail Jewelers
Washington St
Dean Block
Ewe
New Castle, Pa
I. L. Smith
Prin
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