Large Luncheon and Card Party at Mrs Hughes Home
A Friday luncheon hosted at 1 o clock by Mrs R A Hughes and daughter Leah of Lincoln avenue featured about 60 to 80 guests. Chrysanthemum decor and red carnation centerpieces complemented a six hand euchre game in which prizes went to Mrs John S Oursler and Mrs S L McCracken. Distanced guests included Miss Owsley of Youngstown and Mrs Hughes of Beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Hughes
Leah
Lincoln Avenue
Hughes
Beaver
John
Women guild holds lively open meeting and schedule
Miss Annabelle Stewart spoke on her travels in Europe at the American Women's guild open meeting with Mrs. Lyle Emery. Miss Faith Emery sang several pieces and refreshments followed. The regular meeting yesterday afternoon included Mrs. T. C. Armstrong as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabelle Stewart
Boyles Avenue
Euro
American Women’s Guild
Lyle Emery
Lyndal Street
Faith Emery
T. C. Armstrong
Croton Avenue
Frances Willard
Mina Organ
Martha Gaston
J. N. Blackstone
J. R. Agnew
Pennsylvania
C. N. Lockhart
Charles Sullivan
Young People's Christian Union Meets at Burns Home
The regular monthly meeting of the Young People's Christian Union of the Second U. P church was held Friday evening at Jay Burns's Ridge street home. Officers elected for the year include Frank Bovard president Edward A. McKee vice president Olive Glasser secretary and Sidney Miller treasurer. The session adjourned to meet January at Frank Boverd's 115 County Line street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Christian Union
U. Pp
Jay Burns
Ridge Street
Frank Bovard
Edward A. McKee
Olive Glasser
Sidney Miller
Frank Boverd
County Line Street
Quiet Saturday Wedding Sees Popler Wed Mayers
Miss Georgia Popler of Sutton street married Ralph Mayers in a 2 pm ceremony officiated by Rev. A. B. McCormick. Attendants were Percy Mayers, brother of the groom, and Mrs. F. L. Forsythe, sister of the bride. They will begin housekeeping in furnished rooms. The couple's cemetery service was at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Popler
Sutton Street
Ralph Mayers
A. B. McCormick
Percy Mayers
F. L. Forsythe
Sorosis Meeting Recites War and Peace Review
Miss Harriet Leslie of Wallace avenue read War and Peace during roll call at Fridays Sorosis gathering. Mrs. Clyde Gilfillan reviewed United States history focusing on Boston. Mrs. Charles G. Long recited The Blue and the Gray. Mrs. S. A. Willson of Winter avenue will host December 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Leslie
Wallace Avenue
Clyde Gilfillan
United States
Boston
Charles G. Long
S. A. Willson
Winter Avenue
Second card party at Mrs Newell home delights guests
The second card party of the week at Mrs J D F Newell's North Mercer street home featured six hand euchre for 30 guests. Prizes went to Mrs Hice and Mrs Harbison while Miss Crumpton of Pittsburg hosted, with aides Miss Long and Mrs Newell's daughters. A luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. F. Newell
North Mercer Street
H. Hice
A. W. Harbison
Crumpton
Pittsburg
Ellen Long
Alice McCready
Sara Newell
A. D. Newell
Epworth church group gives newlyweds house party
Mr and Mrs Charles M Morrow were surprised at their Scott street home by the Standard Bearers of the Epworth M B E church. Games filled the evening and refreshments followed. The couple received a hand painted cream and sugar set and a set of cut glass sherbert glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Morrow
Scott Street
Epworth M. BE. Church
Central Presbyterian Choir to Present Old-Time Music Concert
The choir of Central Presbyterian Church will present an open concert next Friday evening, December 11, in the church. An engaging program of old-time music will be sung with several leading city singers taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Fike Couple Plan Winter in Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs P K Fike of Croton avenue will depart Monday December 14 for Los Angeles where they will spend the winter. They plan to visit many important western sites before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. K. Fike
Croton Avenue
Los Angeles
Cal
Kensington Entertained by Mrs Ross Phillips
Mrs Ross Phillips of Crawford Avenue hosted the 1909 Kensington gathering on Friday afternoon with needlework and social conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Ross Phillips
Crawford Avenue
Small Social at Cartwright Home Hosts Refreshments
A dozen guests attended the event with hostess assisted by her mother Mrs. Sarah Cartwright. The next gathering will be in two weeks hosted by Mrs. Charles Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Cartwright
Charles Thompson
Missionary Society Meets in Wet Friday Session
About 20 women attended the Foreign Missionary society meeting at Mrs. E. B. Higley’s home on North Jefferson street. Mrs. George W. Moody led the session and the second chapter was discussed with many guests contributing to the discussion. A social hour with refreshments followed, assisted by Mrs. Higley, Mrs. G. W. Moody, Mrs. Charles Greer, Miss Eva Davidson and Miss Frances Dowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
E. B. Higley
North Jefferson Street
George W. Moody
Higley
G. W. Moody
Charles Greer
Eva Davidson
Frances Dowler
Surprise Birthday Party for John Carpenter
Miss Ada Carpenter hosted a Friday evening surprise in Crawford avenue for her father John Carpenter. Twenty two friends and neighbors attended and brought baskets. a delicious supper followed. Euchre flinch and music provided entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Carpenter
Crawford Avenue
John Carpenter
Euchre
Flinch
Choir Banquet At Central Presbyterian Church
About 30 choir members and friends gathered for Friday evening rehearsal followed by a monthly banquet. The organizing committee included Misses Mary Merriman Lillian Doerr and Nellie Penrose. The next regular banquet is set for the first Friday evening in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Mary Merriman
Lillian Doerr
Nellie Penrose
Sunbeam Club Entertained by Miss Flo Rodgers
The Sunbeam club was entertained Friday evening by Miss Flo Rodgers of Baystreet with games and music. Solos were rendered by Misses Flo Rogers Bertha Looney Mabel DuShane and Elizabeth Stevenson. Refreshments were served and Miss Mary Drake of Cumber goat avenue will host the next SS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbeam Club
Flo Rodgers
Baystreet
Bertha Looney
Mabel DuShane
Elizabeth Stevenson
Mary Drake
Cumbergoat Avenue
Grant Street couple hosts Basket Club gathering
Mr and Mrs John M Butz of Grant street will entertain the Basket club Monday evening. The committee in charge is composed of Mrs C J Kirk Mrs A W Harbison Mrs John Butz and Mrs J C Hutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Butz
Grant Street
Basket Club
C. J. Kirk
A. W. Harbison
John Butz
J. C. Hutton
James Kiscaddon Improves While Visiting Mount Clemens
James R. Kiscaddon of this city and Mt. Clemens Michigan for health is reported improving daily as he continues his visit for treatment and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kiscaddon
James R. Kiscaddon
Mt. Clemens, Mich
Miss Myrtle Hughes Attends Ellwood City Dance
Miss Myrtle Hughes of Milton Street attended a dance at the Hotel Lawrence in Ellwood City Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Hughes
Milton Street
Hotel Lawrence
Ellwood City
Pretty function at Moore home
Red and green decorations set a yuletide mood at the Moore home on Delaware avenue Friday evening as Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Moore hosted a card party. Nine tables played six hand euchre for amusement with a late luncheon served. Guests included Mrs. S. C. MccCreay Miss Mary De Normandie Miss Blanche Lusk Mrs. Frank Haun from Mercer and D. J. Moore from Dunlap Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Moore
Delaware Avenue
S. C. MccCreay
Mary de Normandie
Local residents travel to Pittsburg for grid clash today
Messrs Samuel L. Clark of Croton avenue and John Connery of East street went to Pittsburg Saturday to see the W. and University of Pittsburg game this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Samuel L. Clark
Croton Avenue
John Connery
East Street
Pittsburg
University of Pittsburg
Ladies Auxiliary Nominates Officers Next Wednesday
The ladies auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will hold their nomination of officers next Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Fidelis hall instead of in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brotherhood of Railway
Fidelis Hall
Miss Mary Simons Weds John Still Man at Telegraph Office
Miss Mary Simons and John Still Man of near New Castle were united in marriage yesterday afternoon at the office of Squire Gilbert-Sharon Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Simons
John Stillman
Near New Castle
Squire Gilbert
Sharon Telegraph
Mrs David G Harris to Host Walnut Street Party
Mrs. David G Harris of Walnut Street will entertain friends Friday evening December 11 at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G. Harris
Walnut Street
Deaths of the Day Mrs Mont BK Remley
Obituary notices for Mrs Mont BK Remley and others recount deaths in multiple local families. Mrs Remley of 118 Cumberland Avenue dies after brief illness leaving infant daughter, husband Mont Remley, parents Lemuel and wife, and several Shaw siblings. Funeral at 2 pm Monday at her residence with interment at Graceland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Luella Remiley
Mont
Lemuel Shaw
West Middlesex
Lloyd
Fred Starbody
William
Martin
Robert
Harold Shaw
Kemley
First Christian Church
Ben Hur
Graceland
Local social notes list visiting relatives and guests
Mrs J P Kessler on Quest street is ill at home. Miss Owsley of Youngstown visits sister Mrs Edward Beadel of Lincoln avenue. Mrs C F Wheeler of Oklahoma City visits her parents on Pollock avenue. Misses Mildred Grimm and Nannie Orr of Fredonia visit, with Mrs Ernest L Davidson of Artram avenue. D J Moore of Dunlap Missouri guests of Mr and Mrs Harry M Moore on Delaware avenue. Frank Seiple of Greenville ends visit with Mr and Mrs Clifford G Chambers on Court street and leaves for New Brighton. Mrs Mary E Wilson of Springfield Missouri arrives to visit Mr and Mrs W H McCandless of Pittsburg street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Kessler
Quest Street
Miss Owsley
Youngstown
Edward Beadel
Lincoln Avenue
C. F. Wheeler
Oklahoma City
W. C. Smith
Pollock Avenue
Mildred Grimm
Nannie Orr
Fredonia
Ernest L. Davidson
Artram Avenue
Frank Haun
Mercer
D. J. Moore
Dunlap
Harry M. Moore
Delaware Avenue
Frank Seiple
Greenville
Clifford G. Chambers
Court Street
New Brighton
Mary E. Wilson
Springfield
City
W. H. McCandless
Pittsburg Street
Bazaar and Supper at Highland U P Church
Church announces a supper December 8 1908 from 5 to 8 pm at Highland U P Church. Menu includes brazed beef escalloped potatoes string beans cold slaw chopped pickles bread butter preserves ice cream cake and coffee with a 35 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland U. P
Detectives Weave Evidence in Hatfry Case at Sharpsville
Detectives in Sharpsville pursue the James Hatfry case and claim to be weaving a web of evidence against the suspected person with an arrest expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hatfry
Sharpsville
Child Burned to Death in Cradle
In Youngstown Ohio on December 5 the ten month old son of Martin Carney of Struthers died after a neighbor’s two year old started a fire in an open grate. The infant, left briefly unattended, was burned in his cradle and died despite efforts to save him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, O
Martin Carney
Struthers
Delicatessen ad for butter eggs oysters and more
Delicatessen store in the Coliseum building at 34 South Mill Street offers creamery butter at 32 cents per pound eggs at 30 cents per dozen oysters at a quoted price per quart dressed chickens at 15 cents per pound and coffee at 2 pounds for 25 cents Deliveries available Bell phone 381.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delicatessen
Coliseum Building
Mill Street
Bell Phone
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MR. Earl GI. Thornton
Miss Blanche
Ireland
Master Lee W. Jenks
Lara Pickering
Hulda
Pickard
C. W. Veach & CO
New Castle
Oil City, Pa
Biles
E. Washington Street
Reading
Elda Brown
North Street
Joan M. Butz
West Grant Street
Seth Marshall
Walnue Street
S. M. Rearie
Wallace’ Avenue
Popler-Mayers
Sorosis
California
Missionary Meeting
Buvers
Euwers
MOORE
Mrs. Mont BK. Remley
Sarah A. Buxton
Arcus Buxton
Shenango United Presbyterian Church
Wilmington Road
Church
Shenango U. P. Church
Mont Buxton
Max Buxton
W. W. Buxton
Robert D. Thompson
Charlies O. Palmer
Charles O. Palmer
Conneautville
Lincoln
Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ann Fitzgerald
Ann McDonald Fitzgerald
Edward Fitzgerald
John Maloney
Eldora Place
St. Canice’s Church
Knoxville
Calvary Cemetery
Mather Bros. CO
Mather Bros
Washington Street
ALGER
Henty
Rover Boys
Motor Boys
Metzler
Citizens Bank
Medicine Store
New Castle, Pa
N. Mill St
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Whalesale Druggists
Dene Aake Hall
Emily
J. A. Breckenridge
E. Washington St
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