Reading Circle Plays Stevenson Songs At Meeting
Miss Helen Hamilton led a Reading circle session with songs by Robert Louis Stevenson. Members and guests, including Mrs. David Jameson, contributed quotations and papers on Toward Life and Life in the South Seas. Mrs. James read from Across the Plains and Mrs. Frank Butz acted as critic. next meeting slated for January 4 with Miss Elizabeth Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hamilton
Reading Circle
Robert Louis Stevenson
David Jameson
North Jefferson Street
Pete
Elda Brow
South Seas
D. F. Ralph
James
Honor guest at progressive conversational event
Miss Ruth Ehrlich of West Grant street was an honor guest at a progressive conversational gathering by Miss Jeannette Brown of Youngstown on Sunday week. Honors went to Miss Ehrlich and Edgar Hartzell. Mrs. Jacob Rummel and daughter Mrs. Alice Knight plan to visit Painesville for holidays with Prof. William Parsons' family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ehrlich
West Grant Street
Jeannette Brown
Youngstown
Ehrlich
Edgar Hartzell
Jacob Rummel
North Beaver Street
Alice Knight
Painesville
William Parsons
POST CARDS 6 for Bc 2 for Sc 5c each
Bill books wallets card cases offered with pricing on a small classified style card list.
Festivities In Younger Set Highlight Holiday Gatherings
Christmas holidays bring many parties for school and college crowds. Miss Virginia Stone of Beaver visits Miss Dorothy Morehead on East street. Miss Marie Parker visits her cousin Miss Harriet Reis on East. guests host multiple evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Stone
Beaver
Dorothy Morehead
East Street
Marie Parker
Harriet Reis
Sarah Newell
North Mercer Street
Alice McCready
Anna Leavy
Highland Avenue
Florence Roarie
Wallace Avenue
Marguerite Slough
Lincoln Avenue
Laura Belle Budd
Club social notices extend across town on Wednesday
Mrs. W. M. Brown of Wesl street hosts the Girls club afternoon party in honor of her niece Mrs. John Chapman of New York. Mrs. Russell Urmson of Wallace avenue hosts the W. B. P. club. The Alameda club meets in Hughes hall. The Current Events circle of 1906 meets with Mrs. Charles G. Martin of Crawford avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Brown
Wesl Street
John Chapman
New York
Adelaide Foltz
Russell Urmson
Wallace Avenue
Alameda
Hughes Hall
Charles G. Martin
Crawford Avenue
Four Shows Set at Opera House Next Week
The opera house announces a four night lineup for next week with The Parisian Belles on Wednesday December 30 Married for Money on Thursday December 31 Howe's Moving Pictures on Friday January 1 and Tempest and Sunshine on Saturday January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Howe
Mary Hamilton to Wed Daniel Foster Hewett
Miss Mary Hamilton picks January 14 for her marriage to Daniel Foster Hewett of Pittsburg. The ceremony will be at the bride’s father S S Hamilton’s North street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hamilton
E. North Street
Daniel Foster Hewett
Pittsburg
S.S. Hamilton
North Street
Mills family travels to meet relatives in Pittsburg
Mr and Mrs James Harry Mills of the Fountain Inn traveled to Pittsburgh on Tuesday to meet their sister Miss Frances Allen a Georgetown Washington DC student and their cousin Wallace Allen a State college senior from Nes hannonk avenue. Mr and Mrs Robert Allen of the Fountain Inn Miss Leta Breckenridge of Wallace Avenue and William Orr of Highland Avenue returned from Greenville where they went in the Allen machine on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harry Mills
The
Fountain Inn
Pittsburg
Frances Allen
Georgetown
Washington, D. C
Wallace Allen
Neshannock Avenue
State College
Robert Allen
Leta’ Breckenridge
Wallace Avenue
William Orr
Highland Avenue
Greenville
Allen Machine
Mrs A F Kreglow Heads West For Christmas Visit
Mrs A F Kreglow and her young son depart Court street Tuesday to spend Christmas with her mother Mrs Miller in West Virginia. They will be joined later by Mr Kreglow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Kreglow
Little Son
Court Street
Mrs. Miller
West Virginia
Mr. Kreglow
Camblin Family Plans Christmas Visit
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Camblin of Wallace Avenue will spend Christmas with their daughter Mrs. Arthur B. Kelley of Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Camblin
Wallace Avenue
Arthur B. Kelley
Pittsburg
Mather Bros Co Sees Big Christmas Shopping Surge
Large crowds fill Mather Brothers Co store as pre holiday sales soar. Officials cite strong demand for quality and value driving traffic and brisk purchases ahead of Christmas season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather Bros.co
Blevins' for Xmas Goods Handkerchiefs 25c and Up
Local shop Blevins' advertises holiday merchandise including hand embroidered handkerchiefs starting at 25 cents with a range of fancy goods and novelties available for Christmas shoppers.
Oyster Supper Tonight At Central Presbyterian Church
The Helping Hand Bible class hosts an oyster supper tonight from five to eight at Central Presbyterian on the Square. Subscriptions are available for the New Castle Daily News through May 1, 1909 by mail for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
New Castle
Local residents list a week of travel and illness
Roy Clark of Leasure avenue spends Tuesday in Pittsburg. Mrs. W. S. Mears of Neshannock avenue vis ited Pittsburg on Monday. Mrs. Rebecca Dewberry of Young street is confined to home by illness. Mr. and Mrs. BE. R. Hovis of Chestnut street left for McKeesport. Nellie Leslie of Craig street returns from Philadelphia and New York. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Ryan of Court street return from Sharon after attending Mrs. J. Benahay funeral. Mrs. T. H. Kuhns of Berkeley Springs will visit the Hartsuffs during the holidays. Clara Hoye of North street, pianist in Franklin opera house, returns Friday for holidays. Merritt W. Cook arrives from Northwestern University to spend vacation with parents. Dr. A. M. Cook of Pittsburg street recovering slowly after three months illness. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miguel and son Joseph of Spruce street go to Chicago to visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Chapman of New York City arrive to spend holidays with grandmother Mrs. Amanda Foltz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Clark
Leasure Avenue
Pittsburg
W. S. Mears
Neshannock Avenue
Rebecca Dewberry
Young Street
BE. R. Hovis
Chestnut Street
McKeesport
Nellie Leslie
Craig Street
Philadelphia
New York
M. J. Ryan
Court Street
Sharon
J. Benahay
T. H. Kuhns
Berkley Springs
W. Va
O. J. H. Hartsuff
Clara Hoye
North Street
Franklin
Merritt W. Cook
Northwestern University of Chicago, Jr
Tion
Pittsburg Street
A. M. Cook
Thomas Miguel
Joseph
Spruce Street
Chicago
George Berry
Elizabeth Hay
John Chapman
New York City
Amanda Foltz
West Grant Street
Chapman
Adelaide Foltz
Save Money by Ordering Magazines Through Us
Advertises a 44 page catalogue with club offers free. Promises lowest rates on any periodical and multi address club orders. States names are sent to publishers the same day and invites calls or mail for prices before ordering elsewhere. Mentions mailing announcement cards for Xmas gifts.
Cervantes on Sleep as Universal Comfort and Equalizer
A Cervantes excerpt extols sleep as a universal cloak that nourishes, warms, and quenches all alike. It praises sleep as a universal current coin enabling worldly pleasures and leveling distinctions between king and shepherd, fool and wise man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cervantes
Race Traits of the Celt in Dublin Freeman's Journal
An abstracted note on the Celt as portrayed in Dublin Freeman's Journal. It describes him as dogged and dauntless, steadfast in political religious or social ideas, often beaten but never giving in, rarely changing tactics. The passage uses evaluative language to frame the Celt as persistent and uncompromising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Freeman's Journal
Has One Real Advantage. Staying in nights may aid rheumatism
A Nashville American item notes that staying indoors at night may be galling but is beneficial for rheumatic symptoms, reflecting a practical health if limited comfort. The snippet frames indoor rest as a stern yet effective remedy for rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville American
Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine
Advertises a patent cold remedy claiming a single day cure. Promises money back if it fails and features E. W. Grove signature on each box, priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Earliest Memory Recalls Five Months Old in Essay
Miss Maud Allan writes that her memory goes back to five months old when she was given a first doll. She recalls Santa Claus being told to her and Christmas Eve excitement, sharing a brief autobiographical note. The excerpt ends with a dialectal quote about effort and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Allan
Santa Claus
Also Mentioned on This Page
D.R. Bollard
North Mill ST
Mando
Spianle
Hecklers
Madame
Anne le Fe Fevre
Ra Geo
Reading
Miss Ehrlich
Bibles
Oxford
Nelson
International Bagster
Kodaks
KODAK
Bill Books
Shakespeare
Alger’s Books
Buster Brown Books
Baby Record Books
Whiting
Arts and Crafts
Metzler
Circle of
A. M. Graham
Shaw Street
Children’s Hospital
Carmi Glover
W. H. Dunlap
S. M. Rearke
Ira Fulkerson
W. A. Taylor
Circle of ‘89
J. J. Dean
Roll Tall
Madagascar
W. P. Hanna
Ceylon
Tasmania
Ella Hays
Seychelles
George Ralph
Charles H. Johnson
Daughter
Mathers
Blevins
Euwer
McKelvey
Wales
Adams Express
Save Magazine Money
Patterson Stationery Co
Washington
Brother Williams
Atlanta
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!