House Party to McConnells Mills
The country is the most popular Place for a number of people during July. A party from Beaver Falls and Pittsburgh area will leave Tuesday for Kildop's near McConnells Mills to camp for a week or more. Chaperone Mrs. Harry Moore accompanies the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kildop’s
McConnells Mills
Gladys Moore
Park Avenue
Charlotte Ashmore
Highland Avenue
Gemiska Louthan
Beaver Falls
John Patterson
Simon Craig
Mr. Browning
Driving party to Hickory creek honors Miss Rebecca Bell
A Saturday outing to Hickory creek is planned for Miss Rebecca Bell of Greensburg guest of her cousin Welty Rugh of North Jefferson street. The young group will depart the city in the morning, dine at the creek, and return in the afternoon. Participants include Frances Seavy Margaret Marshall Dorothy Curtis Florence Whittaker Margaret Ryan Elizabeth Douds Frank Hamilton Harry Brindle Harry Knox Welty Rugh Fred McKee Weir Emerick and Robert Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Creek
Rebecca Bell
Greensburg
Welty Rugh
North Jefferson Street
Frances Seavy
Margaret Marshall
Dorothy Curtis
Florence Whittaker
Margaret Ryan
Elizabeth Douds
Miss Bell
Messrs
Frank Hamilton
Harry Brindle
Harry Knox
Fred McKee
Weir Emerick
Robert Marshall
Miss Lois McKinney Returns Home for Summer
Miss Lois McKinney of Wellesley College has arrived in Wellesley Massachusetts to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs Robert A McKinney of Leasure Avenue. Since finals she has been visiting friends in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois McKinney
Wellesley College
Wellesley, Mass
Robert A. McKinney
Leasure Avenue
Miss McKinney
Norman A. Martin
Yale University
Mrs
J. Norman Martin
North Mercer Street
Dance drew crowd at Cascade Park as guests arrive
A Thursday night dance at Cascade Park drew a good crowd after a summer theater event. Out of town guests included Messrs. John Arnold of Du Bois and Robert Warn of Myeredale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Messrs
John Arnold
du Boils
Robert Warn
Myeredale
Picnic Planned for Misses Hamilton Morehead and Others
The Misses Frances Hamilton Louise Wilson and Jessis Morehead with Donald Lusk and guests John Arnold of DuBois and Robert Warn of Myersdale will enjoy a picnic at McConnells Mills on Saturday with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hamilton
Eithel Morehead
Louise Wilson
Jessis
Donald Lusk
John Arnold
DuBois
Robert Warn
Myersdale
McConnells Mills
Ogontz lawn supper hosts guest from Youngstown
Charles Euwer of this city visited as guest of Mr and Mrs W D Euwer of Youngstown at a lawn supper for Miss Gibsons Ogontz girls house party held Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Euwer
W. D. Euwer
Youngstown
Miss Gibson
Ogontz
Fourth of July Social Activities Planned Around Town
The community plans a lively Fourth with tennis and golf at the Country bid, informal dinners, dancing and cards in the evening, and numerous driving parties to nearby spots like Darlington New Wilmington and McConnells Mills. Picnics are scheduled in parks and country areas, with a North Hill group of about 40 heading to Stop 81 on the Sharon car line for a day at the Walters home. The Oakford camping crowd will spend the holiday at their Slippery Rock cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
New Wilmington
McConnells Mills
North Hill
Sharon
William Walters
Oakford
Slippery Rock
Weinschenk Family Reunion and Community Gatherings
The Weinschenk family reunion will be held at Butler with a driving port to Slippery Rock honoring Miss Jane Hillier of Mt. Vernon Ohio and Gertrude Thompson of Fort Wayne Indiana. The American Women's guild picnic is planned at Mrs. J. Y. Patton's home on the Harlansburg road. The Lowry reunion meets at 8. S. W. Allen's home near Lowellville. The Davidson reunion will be at W. H. M. Chewton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weinschenk
Butler
Slippery Rock
Jane Hillier
Mt. Vernon
Gertrude Thompson
Fort Wayne
Ind
American Women’s Guild
J. Y. Patton
Harlansburg Road
Lowry
W. Allen
Lowellville
Davidson
Chewton
Miss Wilsons Host Picnic For Ada Girls At Park
Miss Marguerite Wilson of San Antonio Texas entertained the Ada girls at a park picnic Wednesday evening. Hazel Wilson of Richelieu avenue assisted. Supper in the grove featured yellow and white decorations with pansies and hand painted place cards. Menu described as delicious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Wilson
San Antonio
Tex
Hazel Wilson
Richelieu Avenue
Park
Trinity Sunday School Picnic Planned at Rock Point
Complete arrangements have been made for the annual picnic to be held at Rock Point next Tuesday July 7. Attendees will depart the city at 9 30 in the morning and return about 7 in the evening. The day will be spent in amusements with dancing as the main feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Sunday School
Rock Point
Picnic Arrangements Made for Utopia Club at Park
Mrs. Charles Craig of Ralph Avenue hosted the Utopia club in a Thursday gathering to plan a park picnic in four weeks. Guests of honor included Mrs. Grist of Indianapolis and Mrs. M. J. Kennedy of Plaingrove. Hostess and Mrs. Harry Barber served a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Charles Craig
Ralph Avenue
Utopia Club
Grist
Indianapolis
M. J. Kennedy
Plaingrove
Harry Barber
Neshannock Woman Hosts Week of Guests from Steubenville
Mrs W S Mears of Neshannock avenue will entertain a house party of girls week after next. The guests include Misses Henrietta Mary Nancy Hill and Grace Hammond of Steubenville who will arrive Tuesday July 14 to spend a week with various entertainments in their honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Mears
Neshannock Avenue
Henrietta
Mary
Nancy Hill
Grace Hammond
Steubenville
Greers Honored At Cascade Park Picnic
Mr and Mrs George Greer were honor guests at a Queen Esther circle picnic of First Methodist church Thursday evening at Cascade park. Supper followed in the grove and guests then attended a summer theatre performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Greer
North Jefferson Street
Queen Esther Circle
First Methodist Church
Cascade Park
Mrs. Alice Shelton Hosts Ladies in Jackson Avenue
Mrs. Alice Shelton entertained Thursday afternoon with honor guests Mrs. Anna Oakes Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas and Mrs. Jennie Pallad. Guests planned to meet again in two weeks at East North street with Mrs. Emma Curry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Shelton
Jackson Avenue
M. J. M. W. Kensington
Anna Oakes
Elizabeth Thomas
Jennie Pallad
Emma Curry
East North Street
Family trip to Sullivan to visit Howard Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Wilson and family of Richelieu Avenue with guest Miss Marguerite Wilson of San Antonio Texas left Friday for Sullivan where they will spend a week or 10 days with the former’s son Howard Wilson formerly of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Wilson
Richelieu Avenue
Marguerite Wilson
San Antonio
Tex
Sullivan
Howard Wilson
George J. Hodgkinson
Court Street
Cambridge Springs
Elizabeth
H. D. Crawford
Carrie Dice
Laverne Hummell
Park Avenue
Cleveland
Hummell
Bert Hummell
New York
Charles Picard
Denver
Colo
City
T. McFarland
Canada
Ladies' League Porch Party in Sheridan Park Next Meet
Due to Thursday evening rain the Protected Home Circle Ladies' League gathered at Mrs. H. H. Updegraff’s Sheridan avenue home for a porch party. The next meeting is planned for two weeks at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ League of the Protected Home Circle
H. H. Updegraff
Sheridan Avenue
Park
D. of A. Ken sington Enjoys Tea at Taylor Street Hostess
Mrs. Anna Edminston of Taylor street entertained the D. of A. Ken sington Thursday in a delightful social gathering. Dinner was served at noon and guests spent the afternoon in informal conversation full of sociability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. of A. Kensington
Anna Edminston
Taylor Street
Five Year Old Victoria Mears Hosts Birthday Party
Victoria Mears daughter of Mr and Mrs W S Mears of Neshannock avenue will celebrate her fifth birthday next Wednesday with a party for friends from 3 to 5 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
W. S. Mears
Neshannock Avenue
Spring Lamb. Home boiled ham and veal at Saunderson's
Spring lamb offered with home boiled ham and veal at Saunderson’s, located at 70 Pittsburg Street, presenting a local grocery or meat market notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunderson’s
Pittsburg Street
Busy social week as visitors arrive in the city
A string of guests arrives next week as Dorothy Schroeder of Lancaster Eleanor Gosling of St Davids Pa and others visit Miss Helen Ward and Miss Eleanor Anderson. Ward hosts a card party and several friends plan to attend. Thornton and Winkler visiting guests receive several entertaining events throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy ,Schroeder
Lancaster
Eleanor Gosling
St Davids
City
Helen Ward
North Mercer Street
Miss Ward
Misses Shipley
Margaret Merrick
New Brighton
Louise Mitchell
Glen Osborne
Sara Cromlish
Pittsburg
Mary Pearson
Pittsburg Street
Ward
Josephine Thornton
Youngstown
Eleanor Ander
Wallace Avenue
Frances Allen
Lucille Winkler
Louisville
Miss Anderson
Miss Thornton
Elizabeth Douds
Croton Avenue
Dorothy Schroeder
St. Davids
Wedding of Miss Jennie Dicks and Mr. Harry McConnell
The wedding of Miss Jennie Dicks of Volant and Mr. Harry McConnell of Williamson W Va was held Wednesday at the bride’s parents home with Rev S V Clark officiating. The bride wore white and carried flowers as Miss Della Dicks, her sister, played the Mendelssohn wedding march. The couple will reside in Williamson where McConnell works as a brick contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Dicks
Volant
Harry McConnell
Williamson
W. Va
A.S. Dicks
S. V. Clark
United Presbyterian Church of
Eastbrook
Della Dicks
McConnell
Mercer County
Fourth annual recital by Prof Edward Ellis pupils
The fourth annual recital was given by the pupils of Prof. Edward Ellis of Hamilton street on Thursday evening. After the program social time was enjoyed. Participants included Miss Mildred Vandegrift Hat tie Harris Carrie Clark Hazel Elliott Jennie Lavender Eva Hawk Mabel DuShane Eva Wallace and Messrs Harold Rupp Edward Cochran Lawrence Gould Horace nee Willie Ryan and Edward Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ellis
Hamilton Street
Mildred Vandegrift
Hattie Harris
Carrie Clark
Hazel Elliott
Jennie Lavender
Eva Hawk
Mabel DuShane
Eva Wallace
Messrs
Harold Rupp
Edward Cochran
Lawrence Gould
Horace Nee Willie Ryan
Coulter Couple Celebrate Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Local friends note Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Coulter of Conrad Indiana formerly of Grove City marked their 60th anniversary on June 13. He is 84 and she 77, with Miss Marla Bush as the bride. They are uncle and aunt to several local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Coulter
Conrad In
Grove City
Coulter
Marla Bush
Viola McKee
Oak Park Lodge
Harry Ballard
Seventh Ward
Carl Coulter
Chicago guests honored with city gatherings
Mr and Mrs Thomas J Nicholl of Chicago, guests at Mr and Mrs T J Garvin of Park Avenue for a week, were honored by many gatherings. Thursday dinner was hosted by Mrs James Cook and Friday they visited the Cook farm on the New Wilmington rugs. Mrs William Smith of Chicago, another Garvin guest, has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Nicholl
Chicago
T. J. Garvin
Park Avenue
James Cook
Neshannock Avenue
Cook Farm
William Smith
Garvin
Alameda club social hosts and upcoming plans
Miss Stella Young of Pittsburg street entertained the Alameda club Thursday evening with music and games. A choice luncheon was served. Next Thursday Mrs. R Campbell of Lyndal street will entertain the club. The club members plan a picnic at MecCon nells Mills Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Young
Pittsburg Street
Alameda Club
R. Campbell
Lyndal Street
MecConnells Mills
Mrs Lewis Hosts Sutton Street Party for Edwards Nieces
Mrs Thomas Lewis of Sutton street entertained a group of friends Thursday evening in honor of her nieces Miss Laura Edwards and Miss Kate Edwards of Scranton. Music and refreshments were featured with help from her daughter Edith and Miss Edna Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lewis
Sutton Street
Laura
Kate Edwards
Scranton
Edith
Edna Reynolds
Mrs Billings Hosts New Castle Kensington Club
Mrs Billings will entertain the New Castle Kensington club at her home tomorrow afternoon. A fine dinner is planned as one of the features and an interesting program has been arranged.
Installation Postponed by Daughters of America
The installation of officers planned by the Daughters of America for this Friday evening has been postponed for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daughters of America
Trimmed Hats Sale at Blevins’ on East North Street
The advertisement notes one half price on hats at Blevins on 215 East North Street. W. W. Cubbison will be at his office all day July 4 to attend to soldiers pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blevins
East North Street
W. W. Cubbison
Oxfords
Boys’ & Children’s
Sunday Pulpit Topics Across City Churches
A rounded schedule of sermons and services at McCleary Avenue Mission St Johns Evangelical Lutheran St Lukes A M E Zion First Christian First Presbyterian Second United Presbyterian Croton Avenue M E Church Gospel Tabernacle and related sings. Notable sermons include Our Estate on Earth The Nations Birthday A Good Soldier of Christ and America Her Opportunities. Special services at Bethel A M E with Bishop Derrick. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
North Street
J. H. Miller
Bethel A.M. E
Green Street
Derrick
D. D
New York
First Christian Church
The
Diamond
Drayton
Brooks
Morehead Avenue
J. H. Boone
Bible School
First Presbyterian Church
Jefferson and
Falls Streets
Scott F. Hershey
Second United Presbyterian Church
Andrew Magill
America
Orangemen
Croton Avenue M. FE
J. L. Stratton
Gospel Tabernacle
Christian and Missionary Alliance
South Streets
New Wilmington Guests and Local Events Thursday
New Wilmington saw visits from McKinley and Dixon of Pittsburgh along with Mrs Florence Maynard and Miss Anna Houston from New Castle. A quartet of government surveyors toured town while J C Heinrich visited briefly. Byron Michigan's Augsbury and Butterfield accompanied stock farm reps. The New Wilmington Horse Company arranged for local fair exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. McKinley
Pittsburg
New Wilmington
C. E. Dixon
Florence Maynard
Anna Houston
New Castle
Wallace
Phillips
Jack Thorne
Pulaski
Elliott
U. P. Church
Water Street
J. C. Heinrich
Sharon
E. F. Augsbury
Calkins and
Augsbury
Byron
Mich
F. M. Butterfield
New Wilmington Horse Company
Society Notes Highlight Local Visits and Church Reception
Miss Grace C Wilson visits Erie friends while Mrs Hester Emery stays with Mr and Mrs Carl Fischer in Punxsutawney. visitors arrive from Indianapolis Cleveland Scranton Chicago and Denver. The First U P church hosts a reception for Rev R W Thompson and new members as about 250 attend despite a storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First U. P. Church
R. W. Thompson
Rev. Thompson
J. J. Ashenhurst
Jubilant church anniversary marks growth and repairs
The reception featured a juvenile choir. Addresses by Rev. D. M. Cleland Rev. J. D. Barr and Rev. R. W. Thompson described the congregation’s progress. Under Rev. Thompson the church added 160 new members and underwent extensive repairs, with all in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Cleland
J. D. Barr
R. W. Thompson
Thompson
Visitors En route to Boston Stay with Dr Andersons
In Boston they were guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. O. Anderson of Trenton for a few days. The brief note records their hospitality and the friendly visit as part of local social columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
W. O. Anderson
Trenton
Late Crop Report Shows 81 Percent of Normal
The crop reporting board of the United States Department of Agriculture estimates crop conditions at 81.02 percent of normal on this date. This compares with 79.7 percent on May 25 and 72 percent on June 25, 1907. Ten year averages for this date sit at about 81.8 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crop Reporting Board
United States Department of Agriculture
Bishop Derrick Lecture Called Off Due to Illness
Bishop Derrick of New York who was to lecture at Epworth church cannot come because of illness. No further arrangements have been announced. The evening meeting has been called off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derrick
New York
Epworth Church
Meat market to open Friday evening and Saturday morning
A meat market plans to operate on Friday evening and Saturday morning while closing Saturday afternoon.
Connery Prepares Fire Precautions for July Fourth
Chief Connery orders full force on duty from now until Sunday to guard against fires during July 4. He has visited merchants urging careful disposal of wares and warned of potential fire risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Connery
Connery
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M’connell
Washington St
Ctillmang
E. Washington St
Mather Bros. CO
East Washington ST
Actis
KODAK
Trinity S. S. Picnic
Queen Esther
Kensington
P. H. C. Meeting
D. of
A. Kensington
Dicks-McConnell
Sharon Party
McCleary Avenue
Christian Alliance
West Side
Grace C. Wilson
Superior Street
Erie
Hester Emery
Carl Fischer
Punxsutawney
Griest
L. M. Uber
Charles Young
Caroll Calhoun
Rachel Morehead
East Street
Ethel Canon
Stoneboro
Edward Young
Benjamin Reed
Hilda
Leesburg
Carrie Hamilton
Neville Island
John Hamilton
Charles Watt
Verona
A. B. Gibson
Arthur B. Kelley
John Camblin
John Harbison
Ben Avon
S. A. Bowman
Will Braden
Walnut Street
Parkersburg
Lilian Butz
Brother Paul
Florence McConnell
George C. Thompson
the Educational Association
J. S. Westlake
J. W. Cunningham
North Mill Street
Stetsons
Kodaks
Metzler
First National Bank
U. S. Bonds
U. S. Treas
C. ED. Smith Hardware CO
J. C. Sanderson
Lake
Pennsylvania
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