Pleasant Event For 3 8 Class At Sumiay Church
An afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs W Rhodes at the Ret Christian church brought together a group of girls from the Sumiay school class. The Kensington group enjoyed needlework and a luncheon. Attending were Eleanor Fleming Fern Norris Ruth Fulkerson Myrtle Vera Walker Olive Green Bessie Forrest Clara Smith Edna Jones Clara Dart. John Norris will sail for Antwerp December 30 to study music in Paris for six months with Dr Dossert after previously studying with Dr Carl Daft in New York.
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Sumiay School
W. Rhodes
Ret Christian Church
Edgewood Avenue
Lington
Kensington
John Norris
Edwin F. Norris
West Grant ‘Street
New York
Antwerp
Belgium
Paris
France
Dossert
Norrie
Carl Daft
Rand
Students return to colleges from New Castley in large numbers
Sunday and Monday saw a large return of New Castley students to colleges across the city. Among those returning were Fred Orr of West Washington street Tom M mhelly of Leasure avenue Merl Ing ham a student at W J and Oscar Graham a Lehigh student.
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New Castley
Fred Orr
West
Washington Street
Tom M Mhelly
Leasure Avenue
State College
Merl Ingham
An Street
Oscar Graham
Lehigh
Qyster Supper News Brief on Tuesday Benefit
A Qyster supper is scheduled Tuesday from 5 to 8 to benefit a local class at Central Presbyterian Church on the Square. The event invites community members to support the program with a meal and fellowship.
Christmas Week Quiet in Society Circles
Social life slows before Christmas with a handful of club meetings and several dances planned. Notable gatherings include Circle of ’89 and Reading Circle at 3 pm, A. K. girls gift exchange, and Metropolis Euchre Club events. Community families host dinners across the city.
Marriage of Miss Cora Metz to L. Lew in Seventh Ward
Miss Cora Metz daughter of Mrs C W Strawhecker of North Lafayette street married L Lew of North Wayne street Seventh ward at her sister Mrs D B Creque’s home on Croton avenue Rev Merrill officiated. The bride, formerly an operator in the Seventh ward Bell Telephone exchange and later a bookkeeper for J C Ewing, will reside in the Seventh ward. Mr Lew is a B and O fireman.
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Cora Metz
C. W. Strawhecker
North Lafayette Street
L. Lewis
North Wayne Street
Seventh Ward
D. B. Creque
Croton Avenue
Rev. Merrill
Bell Telephone Company
J.C. Ewing
Lewis
Local mill worker gift and social notes in town
J L Halyday a Carnegie steel mill recorder aged 58 received a surprise brier pipe from fellow workers after a casual remark. Mammosa club girls host Miss Mae iine. leap year party set for December 31 at Park Avenue. Mrs J W Biddle and son Howard visit San Antonio for six weeks with relatives and cattle ranches. Mrs B A Young hosts Tuesday Night club on December 22 at 51 West Grants Street. Ruth McKee of Hartford visiting old friends.
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J. L. Halyday
Carnegie Steel Mill
Mr. Halyday
Mammosa Club
Mae,iine
Pearson Street
Bessie Herbold
Vera Bender
Park Avenue
J. W. Biddle
Howard
Edenburg
San Antonio
Tex
B. A. Young
W. J. Broe
Highland Avenue
West Grantsstreet
Temple club Announces New Year Dance Friday
Invitations were issued Monday by the Temple club for a New Year's dance to be given in I. O. O. F. hall Friday evening January 1.
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Temple Club
I. 0. O. F. Hall
Local Social Notes From Franklin and Nearby Areas
Mrs C B Terrill visits Franklin relatives this weekend. Jolly Five entertainments hosted by Bernice Boyd. Visitors W A Armstrong and William Stambaugh arrive from Sharon. Rev T W Douglas of New Castle conducts M B church service. Michael of New Castle visits his parents John and Mrs. Michael. Mrs J C Clark, Archie, and Margaret Kepler visit West Middlesex relatives Anna Kepler family. Methodist Sunday school to host Christmas entertainment and treat Wednesday evening. All invited.
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Jolly Five
Bernice Boyd
W. A. Armstrong
William Stambaugh
Sharon
T. W. Douglas
New Castle
M. B
Award Michael
John Michael
J. C. Clark
Archie
Margaret Kepler
West Middlesex
Anna Kepler
Methodist Sunday School
Y M C A Secretary Addresses Mahoningtown Meeting
More than 250 attendees at a Mahoningtown Presbyterian church mass meeting included many railroad men. M W Callender of Pittsburg Pennsylvania railroad Y M C A gave a major address on A Wreck at the Terminal and later spoke at the Mahoningtown Methodist church.
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Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
M. W. Callender
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
C A. Davis
Callender Addres
Mahoningtown Methodist Church
Association
Eld
W. W. Smith
Cleveland
Personal notices of local residents at holiday time
Alfred Double of Chestnut street is reported in good health. Miss Susan Kahl of Sharon visits Mrs. Fred Radford. A daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Als House of Croton Avenue. Grace Hannon returns from Sharon visit. Clara Foist ill with rheumatism on Harbor Road. Mrs. Charles Waldorf of Walnut Street visits West Middlesex relatives. Earl Boak home from Slippery Rock for holidays. The Browns of Hillcrest Avenue travel to Pittsburg. Attorney Robert L. Wallace leaves for Chicago on business, returning Tuesday. John Alexander home from University of Pennsylvania for Christmas vacation. Father N. J. Franche visits Father F. J. Eger. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hyde and son William visit relatives in the city. Helen Travers of Bridge Street and Aussie McCormick of Ray Street visit Youngstown. Mrs. Clarence Crouch and infant son visit North Mill Street relatives. McCrearys of Lathrop Street called to New Lisbon for death in family. Fred Clutton home for holidays from Northwestern University Medical School. Frank Shiner, W and J student, to arrive home for holidays. Mrs. Floyd Lauman leaves for New York City for extended visit. Mary Van Divert, faculty at Western Pennsylvania Classical and Scientific School, Mt Pleasant, returns for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mercer visit Carnegie and H. F. Bickel in New Castle. Mercer’s mother to visit in Washington, D C.
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Alfred Double
Chestnut Street
Susan Kahl
Sharon
Fred Radford
Edward Alshouse
Croton Avenue
Grace Hannon
Clara Foist
Harbor Road
Charles Waldorf
Walnut Street
West Middlesex
Earl Boak
Crawford Avenue
Slippery Rock Normal
Brown
Gail
Cleo
Hillcrest Avenue
Pittsburg
Robert L. Wallace
Chicago
John Alexander
Front Street
University of Pennsylvania
N. J. Franche
Villa Marie Parish
F. J. Eger
St. Joseph’s
Harry Hyde
William of
Helen Travers
Bridge Street
Aussie McCormick
Ray Street
Youngstown
Clarence Crouch
Ben Avon
R. C. Gailey
North Mill Street
F.C. McCreary
Lathrop Street
New Lisbon
Sherbine
Fred Clutton
Northwestern University Medical School
George W. Clutton
Frank Shiner
Abed van Divert
Milton Street
Deaths of the Day Miss Elizabeth Murphy
Elizabeth Murphy 20, native of this city, died suddenly Sunday morning at her parents East End Pittsburg home after a short illness. Funeral Tuesday at St Pauls Cathedral with burial in Pittsburg. She leaves parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Murphy, brother Joseph and sister May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Murphy
East End
Pittsburg
Miss Murphy
Joseph Murphy
New Castle
Donora
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Christmas Masses at St Marys Church
Four masses will be celebrated at St Marys Catholic Church on Christmas morning beginning at 5 30 with Rev F F O Shea as celebrant and Fathers P E Maher and J W Sharp as deacon and sub deacon A second mass is at 8 30 a third at 9 30 and the regular high mass at 10 30 all services held at the parish church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Catholic Church
F. F. O'Shea
Cele
Blevins’ for Xmas Goods Handkerchiefs and Novelties
Store Blevins offers Xmas goods with hand embroidered handkerchiefs priced at 25 cents and up along with a selection of fancy goods and novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blevins
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Promised by PAZO Ointment
An insertion from The New Castle Daily News dated May 1, 1909 promotes PAZO Ointment claiming cure for various piles within 6 to 14 days or a refund. The ad offers the product at 60 cents by mail order.
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New Castle
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