Informal Event for New York Visitor Honors Rochester Guests
Mrs William M Brown of East street hosted the Girls club at her mother Mrs Amanda Foltzs home on West Grant street Wednesday afternoon creating a chance for friends to meet a New York visitor Mrs John Chapman. The contest attracted 500 attendees with favors awarded to Miss Margaret Cubbison Miss Anna Miller and Mrs Frank K Woodworth of Rochester New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Brown
East Street
Amanda Foltz
West Grant Street
John Chapman
New York City
Margaret Cubbison
Anna Miller
Frank K. Woodworth
Rochester
N. Y
Bert Smiley
Franklin
Margaret Brown
Smithfield Street
L. C. Brinton
Pittsburg Street
East End
Pittsburg
John L. Camblin
Wallace Avenue
Arthur B. Kelley
Olive Rugh
North Jefferson Street
Pride of New Castle elects officers in lodge hall
The Pride of New Castle No. 129 L L O L held its annual officer election in the Junior Order hall. Advisory board includes Frank Woodworth William Shields and Robert Jamison. Officers chosen are Worthy mistress Nettie Marshall Deputy mistress Margaret Rigby Recording secretary Ella Cromwell Financial secretary Mildred Abel Treasurer Belle Hopwood Chaplain Mamie Riddie Conductress Alice Patchell Assistant conductress Josephine Rick Inside Guard Lizzie Stewart Outside guard Pattie Beaman Trustees: Fannie Baney three years Nettie Sweet one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Frank Woodworth
William Shields
Robert Jamison
Nettie Marshall
Margaret Rigby
Ella Cromwell
Mildred Abel
Belle Hopwood
Mamie Riddie
Alice Patchell
Josephine Rick
Lizzie Stewart
Pattie Beaman
Fannie Baney
Nettie Sweet
Quiet Wedding in Shousetown Unites Margaret Chapin and J Mede Lininger
Miss Margaret R. Chapin daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Chapin of Neshannock township wed J Mede Lininger of Sharon district attorney elect of Mercer county. Rev J M Mealy of Neshannock Presbyterian church officiated. They will reside in Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shousetown
Margaret R. Chapin
Thomas Chapin
Neshannock Township
J. Mede Lininger
Sharon
Mercer County
J. M. Mealy
Neshannock
Dances and Dinners Highlight City Weekend
Friday and Saturday feature a large dance in Gilmore hall hosted by Prof. Frank Gil more. The Fellows' high school dance takes place in Mikado hall and the Lawrence club hosts its Christmas dance. Numerous family dinners occur citywide. Saturday includes a meeting of the Daughters of Lydia at the First Presbyterian church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Hall
Frank Gilmore
Mikado Hall
Lawrence Club
Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
Christmas Family Gathering Hinted By Norris Street Notice
Mrs. Bessie Evans of Norris street will entertain her children and grandchildren over Christmas. The gathering includes Mrs. Ada Billiet of Memphis Tennessee Mrs. Robert King Miss Margaret and after Robert King of St. Louis Missouri with Mr and Mrs. Martin Cargill of Youngstown and William Evans of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Evans
Norris Street
Ada Billiet
Memphis
Tenn
Robert King
Margaret
St. Louis
Martin Cargill
Youngstown
William Evans
Miss Elva Willener Hosts Primitive Methodist Sunday Class
Elva B Willener of Agnew street entertained her Sunday school class at the Primitive Methodist church on Wednesday evening. Eleven guests attended including eight members. Games and music entertained the group. Refreshments were served and each guest received a small favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva B. Willener
Agnew Street
Primitive Methodist Church
Richardson Family Plans Christmas Visit
Mr and Mrs Alexander Richardson and daughters of Highland avenue along with Eugene Richardson and daughter Margaret of New York will spend Christmas with Alexander Richardson Jr and family of Rochester New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Richardson
Lulu
Nettie
Alice
Highland Avenue
Eugene Richardson
Margaret
New York
Alexander Richardson, Jr
Rochester
N. Y
Current Events Circle Meets at Crawford Avenue
The 1906 Current Events circle met with Mrs. Charles G. Martin of Crawford Avenue on Wednesday afternoon. Topics were discussed and the next meeting is set for two weeks later with Mrs. J. Lee McFate of the West Side extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Martin
Crawford Avenue
J. Lee McFate
West Side Extension
Alameda Club Holds Meeting in Hughes Hall
Members gathered in Hughes hall to observe the usual order of procedure and plan the next meeting for Wednesday of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda Club
Hughes Hall
Party for Sister-in-Law Held by Amanda Greer
Miss Amanda Greer of North Jefferson Street hosts an afternoon party at her home on Saturday January 2:30 PM honoring her sister-in-law Mrs Herbert Greer of Morgantown West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Greer
North Jefferson Street
Herbert Greer
Morgantown
W. Va
Turkey and Strawberry Shortcake Dinner at Elliott's
Turkey and strawberry shortcake featured tomorrow at Elliott's restaurant located on 23 South Mill Street. The event invites locals for a homey dinner with seasonal desserts and savory fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott's Restaurant
South Mill Street
Elliott's
Christmas Day Family Dinners Filled With Reunions
Local families plan large Christmas dinners and gatherings with relatives from multiple towns. Notables include the Perry, Johnson, Brown, Ralph, Raney, Davidson, Fullerton, Foulke, Mart in, Reed, Munnell, and Pyle households hosting extended kin and guests across East North Street to Jamestown New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Perry
East North Street
Perry
Morehead
Long
Harbison
Charles H. Johnson
Highland Avenue
Phillips
Johnson
Fred Davidson
Mary Davidson
Eva
Wallace Averiua
Wampum
Margaret Brown
Smithfeld Street
Bert Smiley
Franklin
C. EB. Fullerton
Coverts Station
C. W. Foulke
Croton Avenue
Richard Bard
Craig Street
Pittsburg
Carrie Crawford
Hoyt Block
Crawford
J. S. Martin
Park Avenue
L. Kelley
Northside
George Smith
Blaine Street
Mitchell
Samuel Baldwin
Baldwin
Carl Reed
Wallace Avenue
Jamestown
N. Y
Reid English
William Marquis
Neshannock Avenue
Mayne
Howard Munnell
Milton Street
Munnell
Charles G. Martin
Crawford Avenue
David Bradford
Walnut ‘Street
Martin
Alonzo Martin
Beaver Township
David S. Pyle
Butler Avenue
Sankey
James Kegg Love
Grant Street
Christmas Party With W S P Club In Wallace Avenue Home
Mrs Russell Urmson hosted the W S P club on Wednesday afternoon with a tree as the centerpiece. Guests enjoyed needlework and a dining room collation, each receiving a box of candy. honor guests included Miss Mary Mossman Mrs Fred Davidson and Mrs Jno Huston. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs William Waddington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Urmson
Wallace Avenue
W. S. P. Club
Mary, Mossman
Fred Davidson
Jno. Huston
William Waddington
Wildwood Avenue
Return from southern trip with Admiral Book guests
Dr. R. A. Wallace of North Jefferson Street Hon W. D. Wallace of Wallace Avenue and C. C. Dickson of West Grant Street have returned from a San Antonio visit as guests of Rear Admiral Book They also toured New Orleans and spent ten days aboard the Admiral's boat enjoying fishing and hunting with an excellent time reported
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Wallace
North Jefferson Street
W. D. Wallace
Wallace Avenue
C. C. Dickson
West Grant Street
San Antonio
Tex
Admiral Book
New Orleans
Twilight club card party at Mrs Phillips home
Mrs M S Phillips of County Line Street hosted the Twilight club for a card party on Wednesday evening. Prizes went to Mrs C A Turner and Mrs W L Texter. Refreshments were served with help from Misses Phillips, sisters-in-law. Next meeting will be at Mrs C A Turner on Kurtz Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Phillips
County Line Street
Twilight Club
C. A. Turner
W. L. Texter
Misses Phillips
Kurtz Street
Dorothy Duff Hosts Afternoon Card Party
Miss Dorothy Duff of North Mercer street invites guests to a Saturday afternoon card party at her home on January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Duff
North Mercer Street
Girls Club Aids Volunteers for Christmas Celebration
The Girls club contributed a sum of money to Captain Young of the Volunteers to support the Christmas festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Young
The
Volunteerse
Late Buyers Retail Hours Christmas Day
A note from Mather Bros Co Jewelers states the store will stay open until noon on Christmas day to accommodate late buyers. William Lochner of Oak Street is reportedly in with grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lochner
Oak Street
Grip
Local residents make holiday visits across cities
Personal notices list numerous Ellwood City residents and relatives visiting family in Pittsburgh Cleveland Latrobe Greensburg and other towns for Christmas and holidays. Names include T Johnston Clara Bullock Warren Boon Lucy Miller Adelaide Jackson Knox Rugh and many more with travels to Beaver Falls Neville Island and Alma branches.
Realty Transfers Announced in Local Deeds List
Local property transfers include M Lee Gailey to Gertrude Patt erson in Second ward for 1 dollar. Stevenson to Western Allegheny Railway Co in Slippery Rock for 812 dollars and James Stevenson to same company in Slippery rock. John Munnell to Western Allegheny Railway Co in Slipperyrock. David Locke to Myrtle Sappington in Second ward for 1 dollar. Ellen Crowther to Myrtle Sappington in Union for 1 dollar. S Vangarder to Harold French in Perry for 450 dollars. Elsie Garvin to Harold French in Hazel Dell for 1 dollar. B Y Fife to Jacob Wilber in Union for 1 dollar. Martha Marshall to Jessie Anderson for 1 dollar. Fannie Wood to Harriet McClung in Pulaski for 500 dollars. James Rowland to Elmer Wright in Mahoning for 6000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Lee Gailey
Gertrude May Patterson
Second Ward
Thomas M. Stevenson
Western Allegheny Railway Company
Slipperyrock
James W. Stevenson
John J. Munnell
Western Alleeg Railway Company
David M. Locke
Myrtle M. Sappington
Ellen Crowther
Union
C. Vangarder
Harold G. French
Perry
Elsie J. Garvin
Hazel Dell
B. Y. Fife
Jacob W. Wilber
Martha I. Marshall
Jessie M. Anderson
Fannie J. Wood
Harriet E. McClung
Pulaski
James K. Rowland
Elmer Wright
Mahoning
Mountain Ash Glee Club Concert in Youngstown
The Mountain Ash Glee club is to give a concert in Youngstown Saturday December 26 in the Park theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Ash
Youngstown
The
Park Theater
Deaths of the Day Mrs Sophia Keast
The remains of Mrs Sophia Keast, highly esteemed in the city, were laid to rest Wednesday at Greenwood cemetery. Services at her Neshannock avenue home were led by Dr E B Higley and Rev Fred Clutton. Her life was praised for its goodness and influence. Pallbearers included a son and five sons in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Keast
Greenwood Cemetery
Neshannock Avenue
E. B. Higley
M. E. Church
Fred Clutton
Higley
City Should Carry Its Own Insurance Says Shaffer
Councilman A. R. Shaffer proposed that the city assume its own insurance risks during a property committee session. He noted close building proximity to the fire department and the department’s efficiency lessen city risk if insurance is dropped. Annual insurance costs for the city run about 280 dollars and his idea drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Shaffer
Shaffer
Hillsville Band Performs First Public Concert
The Hillsville band gave its first appearance since organization, performing a short program at the Hillsville school house. Under Prof D'Orsi of New Castle, members showed notable improvement and proficiency with their instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsville
Prof D'Orsi
New Castle
Declaration of Mrs Adelaide Gaston in 1908
Adelaide Gaston swears before an Alabama or Pennsylvania alderman that she has never spoken ill of Frank C Gaston or anyone employed by him and has no information detrimental to his character. Sworn December 19, 1908, before Alderman O H P Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Lawrence
A. D
Adelaide Gaston
Frank C. Gaston
Adelaid Gaston
A.D
O. H. P. Green
Delicatessen Ad Lists Butter Eggs Oysters and More
Fresh country butter 34c per pound best creamery butter 384¢ per pound strictly fresh country eggs 39c per doz No 1 candled eggs 34c per doz solid Meat oysters 80c per qt dressed chickens 17c per pound good coffee 2 pounds for 25c at the Delicatessen Store Coliseum Building 34 South Mill Street Bell phone 381 Delivery offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliseum Bldg
So. Mill St
Bell Phone
Mather Bros COO Announces Late Buyer Accommodation
The Mather Bros C O O at 113 Be Washington Street offers arrangements to accommodate late buyers. No further details available in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather Bros. Coo
Washington Street
Large Christmas Night Reception at Gilmore Hall
Mr F B Gilmore will host a large reception in Gilmore Hall on Christmas night with reference required. The event invites attendees and notes a community gathering period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Hall
F. B. Gilmore
Elliott's Best Gas Ranges Sold At Low City Prices
Tomorrow for dinner at Elliott's the best line of gas ranges are offered in the city at the lowest prices. Call 215 S. Mill Street to convince yourself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Street
Originality and Taxing Visiting Stars in Australian Art
The text argues that reviving old building styles is mere copying and fails to progress art. It compares architecture to copying masters in painting and calls for genuine innovation. It also urges taxing visiting stars in Australia to fund local art schools and scholarships for artists like singers and painters facing hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Melbourne
Epigraph on Truth and Virtue in Moral Life
A compact moral reflection asserts truth as a fundamental, discoverable by virtue. It links rectitude, hatred of evil, love of virtue, reverence for honor, and the practice of righteousness as natural manifestations guiding seekers toward what is true.
Lavater quote on enemies and friends
A reflective Lavater line contrasts foes as those who wrong you with friends as those who do you good. It offers a stoic moral stance on human relations and reciprocity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavater
Cow’s Five Dollar Gold Piece Found in Butchered Cow
A cow that swallowed a five dollar gold piece years ago was found with the coin in its stomach after slaughter. The owner had wondered why the milk seemed unusually rich.
Maori Race Dying Out New Zealand
The Maoris of New Zealand number 42 000 as population figures show a shrinking ethnic group facing cultural and social challenges amid ongoing demographic changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Golden sarcophagus found in emperor’s palace dig
Pious tale from the Gesta Romanorum recalls a Roman emperor who built a grand palace. Workmen unearth a golden sarcophagus with three circlets bearing inscriptions about expenditure giving keeping possessing loss punishment and memory of former deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gesta Romanorum
Living larvae produced by blue bottle flesh flies
The text notes that while house flies lay eggs, the blue bottle flesh fly gives birth to living larvae with about 50 larvae produced at a time.
Magazine Club Order Offer Promises Low Rates and Free Catalog
An advertising notice touts a large 44 catalog of club offers with free access and guaranteed lowest rates on periodicals. It states orders can go to multiple addresses and that the buyer's name is sent to publishers the day the order is received. It invites calls or mail for prices and mentions mailing announcement cards for Xmas gifts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chapin-Lininger
Rochester, N. Y
Charles T. Metzler Co
Mather Bros. CO
Cc. T. Johnston
Ellwood City
Clara Bullock
Clevean
Warren Boon
Zion
Jesse Cooper
North Street
Lucy A. Miller
Warren
J. 8. Martin
M. L. Mountz
Dixon
Ill
Florence Mount
Adelaide Jackson
Front Street
Villa Marie
J. A. Russell
Erma Walls
Hamilton Street
Alliance
L. J. Bateman
Fel Tives
Leander Raney
Lee Raney
Cleveland
H. M. Kirk
Moody Avenue
F. O. McCleary
Washington, D. C
J. C. Hanna
City
Ulery
Salem
H. K. Fultz
Anne Aiken
North Mill Street
Detroit
Mich
Albert
Aiken
Jennie Aiken
Carrie B. Eakin
Wilhelmina
Court Street
Beaver Falls
Neville Island
E. H. Norris
Evelyn
Meadville
BE. H. Norris
Opera House
Howard Sankey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Richmond
Ind
John N. Emery
Howard Morrison
C. Nicklin
Charlotte Nicklin
A. L. Cromlish
Ben Avon
Louis G. Love
Pine Street
Thomas
Glee Club
Vitus’ Church
St. Vitus’ Catholic Church
Mary Martin
Father de Mita
Mrs. Keast
Hillsville Band
Euwer
Euwer’s
Pirates
Lipton
Sealshipt
Bluepoint Oysteers
Pittsburg Stree Union Station
Save Magazine Money
Patterson Stationery Co
East Washington ST
Mather Brosco
Washington St
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