Dr Ellis Honored by Congregation at Welcome Dinner
The First Methodist Episcopal church crowd of 225 gathered in the dining room to welcome Pastor Dr Herbert A. Ellis returning from a Maine woods vacation. A warm toast by E B Bartlett followed brief speeches from Robert Dobbs and Dr Ellis about the trip and church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Herbert A. Ellis
Maine Woods
E. B. Bartlett
Robert Dobbs
Dr. Ellis
Maine
Ice Cream and Cake Social at Savannah M. E.
An ice cream and cake social will be held at Savannah Methodist Episcopal Church on Friday evening December 4 1925. All are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah M. E
Andrews Jarrett Wedding News
Miss Adelaide Andrews daughter of Sheriff and Mrs W G Andrews married Earl J Jarrett son of Mr and Mrs Charles Jarrett Wednesday at 2 pm in the First Presbyterian parsonage Rev W E McClure officiated. The bride wore blue chenille with tea roses and valley lilies. maid of honor Miss Mary Andrews wore ten chenille and Harding roses. Best man was William Beighley. They will reside with the bride's parents at 420 Court Street after a short wedding trip. Mrs Jarrett formerly worked at Bell Telephone and Mr Jarrett is with Carnegie Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Andrews
Sheriff
W. G. Andrews
Court Street
Earl J. Jarrett
Charles Jarrett
Milton Street
First Presbyterian Church
W. E. McClure
Mary Andrews
William Beighley
Jarrett
Bell Telephone Company
Carnegie Steel Company
Mrs Tripp Hosts Cheri Ami Club at Highland Avenue
Mrs Matthew Tripp welcomed Cheri Ami club members to her Highland avenue home on Wednesday evening for social time with cards and music. Her daughter Miss Gertrude Moore assisted hostess duties. Monday December 14 invites Mrs Claude Allerton to East street for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Tripp
Cheri Ami Club
Highland Avenue
Gertrude Moore
Claude Allerton
East Street
Laurel and Cummings marriage announced in Erie
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Rachael Jane Laurel to Robert Warren Cummings. The couple wed in Erie Pennsylvania on November 14 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael Jane Laurel
David J. Laurel
Lyndal Street
Robert Warren Cummings
Robert Cummings
West Laurel Avenue
Erie, Pa
Anniversary meeting for Jewish Council marks 20 years
New Castle section of the National Council of Jewish Women celebrated its twentieth anniversary at the Legion Home. Mrs J F Perelman outlined two decades of work. Messages came from Mrs Marcus Feutchwanger in Florida. A charity ball report, resolutions from the state conference, a paper on One Cause of War, vocal numbers, and current events were among the program. Gifts and a social hour followed with a large birthday cake displaying twenty candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
National Council of Jewish Women
Legion Home
Jewish Ladies Aid
Council of Jewish Women
J. F. Perelman
Marcus Feutchwanger
Feutchwanger
St. Augustine
Florida
William Cosel
Pennsylvania
Wilkesbarre
Harry Rabinovitz
Helen Allen
Eli Kaplan
Samuel Edenstein
Abe Frank
D. Frank
J. Frank
Ben Gilles
J. Ginsberg
Harry Edelstein
Council
Entertain Jointly for Recent Bride at Butler Avenue
In honor of Mrs G W Curtiss a recent bride Miss Magdalene Thomas and Mrs John A Mehan entertained 32 guests at a bridge and five hundred party at the home of Mrs Charles McKeever of Butler avenue Wednesday evening. The high score prizes went to Miss Olive Reed for bridge and Mrs Frank Heasley for five hundred. Out of town guests included Mrs O P MacBeath of Beaver Falls and Mrs Richard Morrow of Wampum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Curtiss
Magdalene Thomas
John A. Mehan
Charles McKeever
Butler Avenue
Olive Reed
Frank Heasley
Agnes Scully
O. P. MacBeath
Beaver Falls
Richard Morrow
Wampum
B A W Club Elects New Officers At Regular Meeting
Members of the B A W club met at Mrs Elsie Pugh s home on Clearview avenue Wednesday evening. New officers elected include President Rita Garrity vice president Mayme Moore secretary Marie Keefer treasurer Floss Potter reporter May Turner gift secretary Marie Keefer. Floss Potter won the games prize. Special guest Mrs Philip Wink attended refreshments were served and hostess helped by Mrs Charles Henry. A Christmas party is planned for two weeks at Mrs D C Brown s East Washington street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. W. Club
Elsie Pugh
Clearview Avenue
Rita Garrity
Mayme Moore
Marie Keefer
Floss Potter
Elizabeth Sullivan
May Turner
Philip Wink
Charles Henry
D. C. Brown
East
Washington Street
Entertaining Guests At Mt. Jackson Home
Mr and Mrs Wylie Kennedy hosted a large dinner party at their Mt Jackson home with guests including the Swishers White Olson Patterson Strucker Carrol McCartney of Youngstown and several Kennedy family members. The D D G Club met at Miss Ruth Harris home on Highland Avenue with music and piano solos by Harry Hammond followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylie Kennedy
Mt. Jackson
John Swisher
R. A. White
A. E. Olson
W. E. Patterson
J. R. Patterson
Clark Strucker
Howard Carrol
McCartney
Youngstown O
Earl Gwin
Thelma
Ruth
Marian
Betty
Harry White
Ruth McGraw
Beryl Edis
Claire Swisher
Wilbur
Mary Anderson
Jean Swisher
D. W. Kennedy
Howard
Guy
Mary Alice Kennedy
Leona Carrol
Evelyn Myrtle
Lucille McCartney
Gladys Swisher
D. D. G. Club
Ruth Harris
Highland Avenue
Harry Hammond
W. D. Harris
Kathryn
Jean Wilson
Anna Gilbert
Pollock Avenue
Surprise miscellaneous shower honors Mr and Mrs Levi Colvin
Harmony club members hosted a surprise gathering at the Colvin home on Pine street Tuesday evening. The couple received gifts as cards music and dancing filled the night with a reception of refreshments later served by Mrs A M Elder and Mrs D S Heckathorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Colvin
Harmony Club
Pine Street
A. M. Elder
D. S. Heckathorn
Social gathering notes with local attendees listed
R V Barnette and a large group attended a social event with many couples and single guests from local circles. Out of town visitors included Mrs Nora Filgrove and Mrs Gusky from Homestead Pa, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Barnette
P. H. Ashton
Nora Filgrove
John Miller
E. A. Bonzo
Albert Lutz
W. E. Dean
Sam Linton
John Gibson
OD. S. Heckethorn
A. M. Elder
Maurice Edminston
J. H. Montgomery
Percy Ashton
Edward McCarty
Foster McEwen
John Wagsoner
Jacob Cooper
Barnett
Thelma Eckhardt
Clara Ashton
Minnie Hughes
Mildred
Marian Montgomery
Daniel Hughes
Alfred Hughes
James Cross
Elmer Anderson
Gusky
Homestead
Club memberships and officers listed for local social groups
Trustees and officers of numerous clubs are named, including Mrs. Fran cis Hammond for the 1921 Club on Huron avenue and Mrs. George Davis for the Women’s Welsh Club on Marshall avenue. Other groups feature Mrs. L. B. Mather, Mrs. Ralph Carnes, Mrs. H. L. Dague, and several addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Copper
Maryland Avenue
F. G. C. Club
Alvie Stowell
Harrison Street
C. F. Lorenz
East Grant Street
Marie Coates
Finch Street
Rainbow Club
Elizabeth Carson
Mills Way
von Dette
Kensington
W. H. Keagy
Croton Avenue
Mrs Shoaff Hosts N T Club Lunch at Harrison Street
Mrs Frederick Shoaff entertained the 1925 N T Club with a one oclock luncheon at her Harrison street home. Twelve guests, yellow and white mums as centerpieces, and dainty place cards marked the event. Mrs Stella Reel won the five hundred prize. Special guests included Mrs Carl Cromwell of Youngstown and Mrs Helen Mort of Cleveland. An evening party by Mrs Irvin Whiteman on December 10 is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Shoaff
N. T
Harrison Street
Irvin Whiteman
Stella Reel
Carl Cromwell
Youngstown
Helen Mort
Cleveland
Franklin Avenue
S A W Club Hosts Guests and Holiday Plan
Mrs Della Turner of Linesville and Mr and Mrs Fehl attended the S A W club meeting at Reuben Miller's Hemlock street home. After a brief business session members enjoyed games and music with refreshments. The next meeting, hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Flinner on Hillcrest avenue, is in a week, followed by a Christmas party at Mr and Mrs James Goodchild on Garfield avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Turner
Linesville
Fehl
S. A. W. Club
Reuben Miller
Hemlock Street
Harry Flinner
Hillcrest Avenue
James Goodchild
Garfield Avenue
Christmas Luncheon for Modern Priscilla Kensington Members
Ten members attended a 1 pm luncheon at Mrs. Fred Ernshaw’s home in Quaker Falls with Mrs. Lewis Pearsall as a guest helper. Social time followed after the meal. The group plans an annual Christmas party at Mrs. W. V. Fielding’s Winter avenue home on Friday December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Kensington
Fred Ernshaw
Quaker Falls
Lewis Pearsall
W. V. Fielding
Winter Avenue
Local Social Notes From Linesville Area
Mrs. Della Turner visits daughter in town while Mr and Mrs Henry Mills plan six months in Miami. P McCrearys head to Pasadena for winter with daughter Nell. Guests include Mrs Carl Cromwell and Mrs David Chesterfield. Emericks visit from Charleston and Cleveland with holidays ahead. Elma Emerick recovers from tonsil operation. J M Club hosts at Mrs George Ferrell home and invites husbands as members. January meeting at Miss Marjory Rhodes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Turner
Linesville
W. J. Meredith
Hillcrest Avenue
Henry Mills
Charles
Boyles
David Chesterfield
Cleveland
William Mort
Meyer Avenue
F. E. Emerick
Charleston
W. Va
A. G. Stevens
North Lee Avenue
Emerick
Elma Emerick
Clyde Emerick
West Washington Street
New Castle Hospital
Butler Girls Plan Christmas Tureen Luncheon
The Butler Girls held a regular meeting at Mrs A B Coulter s home on Harrison Street Wednesday afternoon with ten members present. Fancy work and music provided diversions and later refreshments were served. Plans were made for a Christmas party luncheon at Mrs W P Beighley s home on Maryland Avenue Thursday December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
A. B. Coulter
Harrison Street
W. P. Beighley
Maryland Avenue
H. and T. Club Entertainment at Miss Anderson Home
Members enjoyed a Wednesday evening at Miss Mary Anderson's Blunston Avenue home with dancing games and music. Miss Bessie Sonntag won the prize. refreshments were served by the hostess. In two weeks Miss Mona Patterson of West North Street will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Club
Mary Anderson
Blunston Avenue
Bessie Sonntag
Mona Patterson
West North Street
Fancy work and chat at A Musia Club gathering
Fancy work and chat were pleasures of the A Musia Club members as they visited Mrs. D. R. Smith on Morton street Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. George McConnell assisted with refreshments. In two weeks Mrs. M. E. Remley of Dewey avenue will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Musia Club
D. R. Smith
Morton Street
George McConnell
M. E. Remley
Dewey Avenue
Mrs Paul Irwin Hosts Eleven Guests at Arlington Home
Mrs Paul Irwin entertained 11 guests in her Arlington residence, showcasing a small social gathering indoors with neighbors and friends in a cordial afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Irwin
Arlington
Tsuga Club Organizes With Social Evening
A club named the Tsuga was organized on an Avenue Wednesday evening. Members spent the hours socially and enjoyed refreshments. Mrs. Paul Sitler assisted the hostess, and the next meeting will be held in one week with Mrs. Francis McDermott at 448 County Line Street.
Evening N. E. T. Club meets with Mrs Fisher
Five hundred was the chief pastime of the N E T Club members when they met Wednesday evening with Mrs. David Fisher on Chestnut street. Mrs. W C Davis, Mrs. W Russell and Mrs. E A Kilbreath assisted the hostess in serving. In two weeks Mrs. Ray Hall of Marshall avenue will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. T. Club
David Fisher
Chestnut Street
W. C. Davis
W. Russell
E. A. Kilbreath
Ray Hall
Marshall Avenue
Entre Nous Club Hosts Christmas Social Preview
Mrs Charles Harris hosted the Entre Nous club at her East Washington street home on Wednesday evening with special guests Mrs Charles Pitzer and Mrs William Dean. Pink and white decor set a festive tone and three weeks hence the group will hold a Christmas party at Mrs F B Perrine’s Moody avenue residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harris
East Washington Street
Charles Pitzer
William Dean
F. B. Perrine
Moody Avenue
G K W Club Meeting at Mrs Dickson’s Home
Mrs. C. Dickson hosted the G. K. W. Club at her East Washington Street home on Wednesday afternoon. Needle work and chat entertained members with special guests Mrs. M. Hunter and Mrs. Lura Sankey. A dainty lunch was served. Mrs. Lara Sankey of Oak Street plans a Christmas party Tuesday December 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. W. Club
E. O. T. Club Meets at Mrs Truxall Home
Ten members attended the meeting at the home of Mrs. W. M. Truxall on Johns Street. Music and games were enjoyed and prizes were won by Mrs. Hammond and Mrs. Taylor. Hostess duties were shared by Mrs. Taylor Mrs. Fulmer and Mrs. Gallagher. In two weeks Mrs. Edward Taylor will host on East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. T. Club
W. M. Truxall
Johns Street
Mary Hammond
Taylor
William Fulmer
Gallagher
Edward Taylor
East Washington Street
New Oil Burner Sells at Remarkably Low Price
The International Heating Company of St. Louis announces a new 56 A Furnace Model oil burner that operates without electricity or gas, costs only a few dollars, heats stoves or furnaces, and compares with $400 to $500 burners. It is approved by Underwriters Laboratories and the National Board of Fire Underwriters. The firm seeks agents and offers a 30 day free trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Heating Company
South Fourteenth Street
Dept. 964
St. Louis
Underwriters’ Laboratories
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Meeting of Soso Auxiliary Postponed to December 18
The Soso Auxiliary meeting set for Friday December 4 at Mrs. B W Holland 413 Locust Street is postponed to December 18. The Sisters of the Mysterious Ten also delay their monthly gathering to December 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soso Auxiliary
B. W. Holland
Locust Street
Mysterious Ten
The
Sisters of the Mysterious Ten
Neighborhood Club Meeting Draws Pledges and Prizes
Home of Mrs E Casachia on Taylor Street hosted a Wednesday evening social with music chat and sewing. Mrs J Armond won the prize and refreshments followed. In two weeks Mrs A Verri of East Sutton Street will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Casachia
Taylor Street
J. Armond
A. Verri
East Sutton Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mageatter
Jarrett Wedding News
Laurel Cummings
Your Gift Headquarters
Gruen Guild
Gruen
Mather Bros. Co
E. Washington Street
Sam H. McGoun
Jewish Council
Capitol
P. L. Hogue
Palais Royale
N. T. Club
J. M. Club
George Ferrell
Edgewood Avenue
Marjory Rhodes
Beckford Street
Cooper & Butler Clothing
Cooper & Butler
Africa
Cessful
Hus
H. and
H. Club
Tsuga Club
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Bell Phone
Pittsburgh Proof Products
Entre Nous Club
E. M. M’creary
Palais Royale Hall
Capitol Theatre
Nxit
Ellwood City
Bernie Mack
Royal Serenaders
Jack Gerson
North Mercer Street
Penn Theater Bldg
North Mercer St
Penn Theatre
SoSo
Friendship Club
Y. W.C. A. Notes
Blue Triangle Club
Y. W
F. L. Runkle
New Castle, Pa
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