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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1908
Page
3
Residents and visitors plan a flurry of gatherings including receptions picnics dances and club meetings. Miss Anna Reed and Rev. Clarence Wible of Volant wed this week at the Reed home and many local houses host guests with parties and dinners.
The Volant home of Mr and Mrs William Martin hosted a Young People's Society event for Rich Hill church. Guests included Miss McConnell Miss McClure Mr Martin Miss Reed Miss Drake Miss Woods Miss Welker Messrs Welker and Wright with a lawn refreshments reception to follow.
The Sankey families hold their annual reunion at Cascade Park on Thursday August 27. A noon meal will be served in the grove at 12:30 PM.
Sunday brought many locals to McConnells Mills for a day trip and dinner at Kildoo's. Among those seen were Harry Lusk Henry Ross Ethel Ashmore Ruth Mossman Margaret Wallace Leta Breackenridge Ralph Gardner Pool of Beaver Falls and W Or from the city Harry Moore Gladys Moore Charlotte Ashmore Lucille Ross Lucille Van Gorder Mrs Binns Mary Patterson and William Patterson. A Beaver Falls party was also staying at Kildo's.
Miss Elizabeth Patterson of Wallace avenue will return home Monday evening after a stay in Youngstown with Miss Bessie Keast of Himrod avenue. During her visit she was honored by numerous social functions hosted by her hostess and friends. Miss Patterson will be accompanied home by Miss Keast, who will be her guest for a time.
The North hill prayer meeting will be held at Mrs. Joseph Shafuse's home on North Wilmington avenue Tuesday at 2 PM. The organization has existed for 30 years and comprises several North hill ladies who meet weekly for Bible reading and prayer.
Miss Helen Boal of Wallace Avenue travels to Youngstown and Salem with plans to visit friends and other Ohio cities during the trip.
A group from the Methodist church plans a Tuesday outing to Edenburg at Rev Robert Skinner’s home. They will ride the 10 o’clock car to spend the day in honor of Mrs Benjamin Beisel and her Philadelphia guest Mrs Jordan. A Saturday surprise featured 500 as the main amusement. Mrs Beisel’s mother, Mrs Thomas McBride, hosted gifts and a refreshments finale.
The D. of A. at Kensington postponed its Thursday meeting for a week. Mrs. Nettie Roberts of Epworth Street will entertain attendees at the rescheduled gathering.
Miss Margaret Wallace of Wallace avenue departed Saturday for Union Town to be the guest of Mrs Frank for a short sojourn.
Hyde and friends report Frank Hyde of Logan street plans to join his wife after the couple wed at Rev Stafu's home in Youngstown. The newlyweds will reside with the bride’s grandmother for a period and have many friends in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Ailey and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Ailey with their child depart this city for an extended tour of Mackinac and Georgian Bay.
Lincoln avenue resident Harry G Eower visits Chicago while G W Johnson travels to Pittsburg. Mary Whitcraft returns to Sharon after visiting here. Mr and Mrs Ernest Cartwright of Sharon spend Sunday with city friends. Frank Glasgow and sister visit relatives in West Middlesex. Mr and Mrs W R Jarvis spend Monday at Rock Point. Margaret Meredith of Mineral Ridge guests of Mrs P V Jones at 141 North Walnut. Mrs D S Williams visits Mr and Mrs H L Hickok of Punxatawney. P V Jones of North Walnut ill but now able to be about. S L VanHorf and Miss Harriet Stoe fel of Ambridge visit LeRoy VanHorn on Edgwood. Eleanor Gosling and Martha Walton of St Davids conclude visit with Miss Helen Ward on North Mercer. W Biles of Neshannock leaves for Detroit to attend National Photographers association convention. Lydia and Jennie Hart of Washington are guests of Mr and Mrs John Hart on North Mercer. Mrs Mary B Mehard and son Hugh.
Mrs. Harry Pruden and her son Bradley of Chicago join Mr. and Mrs. W P Jackson and daughter Minnie in welcoming relatives from Columbus Ohio and North Jay Street. The group plans visits with the Staple family in Pittsburg and other friends this evening.
Secretary Loeb says Roosevelt will not campaign for Taft this fall under any circumstances. He emphasizes and gestures as reports persist about the president taking the stump and the frequent questioning by reporters.
Communion services will be held at the Fourth Presbyterian church next Sunday July 19 with preparatory services Friday at 8 oclock Rev J S Pittenger of Princeton will preach from the pulpit
Morris Davidson of Youngstown tried to recover a hat from a machine and suffered a severe hand injury that required amputation of a part of his hand.
A brief notice from G. H. Van Horne states a carload of smithing coal will be in within a day or two and asks readers to leave their orders.
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