Birth Announcement for Jane Lee Lowry
Born to Mr and Mrs Ralph M Lowry of North Mill Street a daughter named Jane Lee Lowry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph M. Lowry
North Mill Street
Jane Lee Lowry
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1908
Page
3
Dog Nuisance Flares Up in Croton District
Residents of the Croton district rally against roaming dogs after multiple bite incidents. Parents seek swift city action to curb attacks, with calls for armed patrols and drastic rabies controls as children remain at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Street
Stewart
Marjorie Rhodes
Croton Avenue
Pittsburg
Helen Turk
Charles Turk
Loraine Avenue
Vine Street
J. L. Stratton
Haus Avenue
Mary McCoy
Martin Street
D. L. Shields
F. A. Green
Croton
Jack Young
Visiting Girl Hosts Informal Evening
Miss Dorothy Love of Titusville and Miss Jessie Wilson of North Mercer Street entertained informally Monday evening for friends to meet the visitor. The dozen guests enjoyed cards music dancing and refreshments. Miss Regina Hirt on Garfield Avenue will host Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Love. Miss Hazel Reilly on Crescent Avenue will give a reception Friday from 8 to 6 for the same visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Love
Titusville
Jessie Wilson
North Mercer Street
Regina Hirt
Garfield Avenue
Love
Hazel Reilly
Crescent Avenue
Extended Trip Farewell for Local Ladies to England
Miss Mayme Coates and Miss Norah Bowes of this city sail Thursday July 30 for an extended stay in England. A farewell party at Finch Street honored them with gifts and refreshments. Guests included numerous local residents and visitors from Pittsburg, Sharon, and Homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Coates
Norah Bowes
England
Finch Street
Martha Maecem
Mary Duffee
Bessie McGallie
Bertha Gallagher
Rebecca Charlies
Mayme Bopp
Annabelle McKillen
Minta Carson
Margaret Groves
Mae Amos
Gene Reynolds
Jizzie Morgan
Jennie Cromie
Annabelle Myers
Jennie Seamons
Jennie Owens
Geneva Pritchard
Sidway
McKibben
Homer Leslie
Russell Parks
Duffee
Seamons
Cora Rhodes
Bryson Home Hosts Beatrice Chambers and Hester Bryson Supper
The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bryson on Sheridan avenue welcomed friends Monday evening for a gathering in honor of Misses Hill Hammond of Steubenville and Ward of Wheeling. Guests enjoyed music cards and informal amusements with refreshments served at a suitable hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bryson
Sheridan Avenue
Beatrice Chambers
Hester Bryson
Hill
Hammond
Steubenville
Ward
Wheeling
Namless Club Holds Social Evening at Pasters Home
Four tables were used for the accommodation of the members of the Namless club Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Pasters of Cumberland avenue. The diversion of cards interested the guests until a late hour, when refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namless Club
George Pasters
Cumberland Avenue
Morning wedding at St. Josephs Church ushers Clare Hirschinger and M O’Donnell
Miss Clare Hirschinger and Mr M O’Donnell wed at St. Josephs Church in a high mass ceremony attended by about 50 relatives and friends. Father Eger officiated. The couple plan a breakfast at Hirschinger home and then a voyage to Roumania for work in the oil industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Hirschinger
Elm Street
M. ¥. O'Donnell
Chicora
St. Joseph's Church
Eger
Winifred Hirachinger
William Anger
Butler
George Hirschinger
Elim Street
North Oakland
New York
Hamburg
Petcani
Roumania
O'Donnell
Wheeling Hospital For
Pitsburg
Surprise Fifteenth Birthday Party For Miss Mary Cochran
A lawn party was held Saturday for Miss Mary Cochran of Shenango township turning fifteen. Hosted by her mother Mrs. Mary Cochran, about 25 guests attended at the home with Japanese lanterns and electric lights, games, music, and a luncheon. Attending from Greensburg were Miss Low. from Pittsburg Miss Gennett. locals included Miss Elizabeth Reed and Miss Weinschenk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cochran
Shenango Township
Miss Cochran
Low
Greensburg
Gennett
Pittsburg
Elizabeth Reed
Weinschenk
Trip Northbound for Easter Outing by Pine and North Beaver Ladies
Miss Hester Hainer of Pine Street Miss Eva Norris of North Beaver Street with Miss Rachel Patterson of Wallace Avenue depart Thursday morning for an eastern trip. They plan a Philadelphia visit with Mrs Jacob Wahl and family and will stay several weeks including time in Atlantic City before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Hainer
Pine _ street
Eva Norris
North Beaver Street
Rachel Patterson
Wallace Avenue
Jacob Wahl
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Mrs. Mears Host Family Farewells Guests
The Misses Grace Hammond Henrietta Mary and Nancy Hill of Steubenville concluded their visit with Mrs. W. S. Mears of Neshannock Avenue and left for home Tuesday evening. Mrs William Ward and daughter Jean of Wheeling, another guest, will remain for some time at the Mears home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Young
Enon
Grace Gilmore
Independence
Kans
Prof
Sherrard
Milton Street
Tress Liken
Barkeyville
Mae Phipps
Franklin
Beulah Koonse McVay
Pittsburg
R. T .Wick
D. P. Fulkerson
Verna
Conneaut Lake
Alice Bertch
Youngstown
Bertch
George Horton
Ruth Mossman
Young Street
Niagara Falls
Thomas Nolan
Jourdan
Nashville
Carr
Catherine McGivern
Chestnut Street
Dr. Conant
Garfield Avenue
Trinity Church
Dr. Reilly
Nettie Clark
Haus Avenue
Chautauqua
N. Y
J. W. Clark
Grace Hammond
Henrietta
Mary
Nancy Hill
Steubenville
W. S. Mears
Neshannock Avenue
William Ward
Jean
Wheeling
Mears
Bay descendants plan annual reunion in Mercer county
The Bay family of Neshannock township will hold its annual reunion on Thursday August 6 at Mrs. John Thompson’s home in North Liberty Mercer county. Local attendees will depart the city at 9 20 and be met by hay wagons at Courtneys Mills on the Wolf Creek branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bay
Neshannock Township
John Thompson
North Liberty
Mercer County
Courtneys Mills
Wolf Creek
Hostess Miss Mary Hill Honors Miss Anna Shaw With Evening
Eight girls enjoyed hospitality at Highland avenue Monday evening as Miss Mary Hill entertained in honor of Miss Anna Shaw of Niles Ohio. Music dancing and other amusements engaged guests and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hill
Highland Avenue
Anna Shaw
Niles
Driving Party Heads to McConnells Mills
A group of Misses Katie Thomas Olive Powell Eva Maine Mary Powell Agnes Maine and Messrs James Mc Dowell Pyle Audrey McKee Edward Thomas William Young Thomas Clemens Carl Dick formed a driving party to McConnells Mills on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Thomas
Olive Powell
Eva Maine
Mary Powell
Agnes Maine
Messrs
Martin Booker
James McDowell Pyle
Audrey McKee
Edward Thomas
William Young
Thomas Clemens
Carl Dick
McConnells Mills
Engagement Not Yet Announced for Leah Hughes and John Wallace
Friends of Leah Hughes of Lincoln avenue and John S. Wallace of North Jefferson street are to be kept uninformed for now about the probable wedding time. No formal engagement announcement has been made for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Hughes
Lincoln Avenue
John S. Wallace
North Jefferson Street
Louis Bergader and Elizabeth Kuink to Wed in July
Announcement of the coming marriage of Louis Bergader and Miss Elizabeth Kuink both of the city. The wedding is set for July 28. The groom-to-be is employed in Hickory township and both couples are well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bergader
Elizabeth Kuink
Hickory Township
Happy Surprise for Bridal Couple
A surprise party honored Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Moseley of Highland Avenue as a summer bride and groom. Miss Edna Young and her Sunday school class organized the self invited guests from First M. E. church. The visitors presented an oil painting and shared refreshments brought to the Moseley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Paul Moseley
Highland Avenue
Edna Young
M. E. Church
Moseley
Epworth League Convention Guests List
The Epworth league convention of the Methodist church will be held at Euclid Avenue Methodist church this Thursday and Friday. Attendees include Miss Austa Hutchison Miss Leila Cox Miss Idaline Rodgers Robert Dobbs Mr and Mrs A C McClelland Miss Halle Eckels and Palmer Taylor. Prof McClelland will lead the music and Palmer Taylor will respond to the address of welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Euclid Avenue Methodist Church
Austa Hutchison
Leila Cox
Idaline Rodgers
Robert Dobbs
A. C. McClelland
Halle Eckels
Palmer Taylor
McClelland
Dolittle Camping Club Plans Lake Erie Outing
The Dolittle Camping Club met Monday with W. W. Orr and decided to camp at North Springfield on Lake Erie for the last two weeks of August. It is the club’s second outing and is expected to attract at least 20 local people. The group has enjoyed past gatherings and looks forward to another congenial trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolittle Camping Club
W. W. Orr
Pittsburg
North Springfield
Lake Erie
Mrs. L. W. Martin Ends Visit With Muskegon Friends
Mrs. L W Martin of Muskegon Michigan has finished a visit with Mr and Mrs Charles Beazel on Wallace avenue and returned home. Her daughter Miss Emma Martin and Miss Belle Beazel of Bellaire Ohio who are guests at the Beazel home will depart for Michigan Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Martin
Muskegon
Mich
Charles Beazel
Wallace Avenue
Emma Martin
Belle Beazel
Bellaire
Beazel
Michigan
Anniversary Birthday of Little Miss Helen Butz
On Wednesday July 29 the birth anniversary of Helen Butz will be celebrated by her parents Mr and Mrs Bert Butz at 118 Edgewood Avenue. Invitations have been issued for the event and guests are invited from 4 to 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Butz
Bert Butz
Edgewood Avenue
Wednesday Events Include 500 Party Honor Guest Dorothy Love
Miss Helen Ward will entertain at a 500 party at 3 o clock in honor of Miss Dorothy Love of Titusville, who is Miss Jessie Wilsons guest. The Winona club plans a picnic at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ward
Dorothy Love
Titusville
Jessie Wilson
Regina Hirt
Garfield Avenue
Winona Club
Phillips Company Reports New Oil Well in Penn Township
The Phillips Oil and Gas well on the Douthett farm in Penn township was brought in Monday and expected to yield fifty barrels. Sand out was slow until thirteen feet when pay came in. the well filled with oil. Nearby Shaffer Gould and De Vonian wells are advancing, with expects for completion within days. Miss Mae Phipps of Franklin is visiting locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Oil and Gas Company
Douthett Farm
Penn Township
Hoffman No. 1
Butler Eagle
Shaffer and Gould
Dodds Farm
New Bedford Birth Announced and Lecture Committee Formed
New Bedford announces birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Fred Johns. The lecture course committee met Monday evening and organized for a year electing J Al Cooper chair and F C Shields secretary. Members include Rev R M Paul F O Shields C C Johnson John Cowden Ellis McFarlane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
J. al Cooper
F. C. Shields
Rev. R. M. Paul
F. O. Shields
C. C. Johnson
John Cowden
Ellis McFarlane
Cambridge guests of Jackson avenue hosts
Visiting Here. Misses Stella and Grace Wallace, Charles J. Richard and daughter Minnie of Cambridge Ohio are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scott of Jackson avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella
Grace Wallace
Charles J. Richard
Minnie
Cambridge, O
Thomas Scott
Jackson Avenue
Orange Ladies Social and Card Party Tonight
Pride of New Castle No. 129 Loy al Orange Ladies host a social and card party in McGoun's hall this evening. Proceeds support lodge activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pride of
New Castle
McGoun’s Hall
Thiel College Bible School Closes After Week
Thiel College Bible school in Greenville ended its session on Monday after a successful week with 125 out of town students enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiel College Bible School
Greenville
Marriage Licenses List Clears for Ohio Couples
Wilbur M. Blackburn of Canton and Margaret C. Hughes of Coshocton. Michael V. O'Donnell of Chicora and Clara M. Kirschinger of New Castle granted marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur M. Blackburn
Canton
Margaret C. Hughes
Coshocton
Michael V. O'Donnell
Chicora
Clara M. Kirschinger
New Castle
Meeting Notice for New Castle Picket Club
A meeting of the New Castle Picket Club is planned for the evening. Details are not clear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Trouble Aired Before Alderman
A string of arrests and hearings before Aldermen Crabill Ranney Green over alleged thefts larceny by bailee and assault. Guy Biasucci faced larceny by bailee charges. Sam Leonardo charged with threat to peace. Louise Deliso cited for assault amid rent dispute. Jake Levine accused of porch damage. Frank Biltinger and Thomas McCardy jailed ten days for stealing lunch baskets. John Kunea and Nick Kovick jailed twenty days for scrap iron theft from J Hanovitch's Moravia street premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Biasucci
Tom Augustine
Crabill
Sam Leonardo
Alderman Crabill
Louis Bronco
Bronco
Leonardo
Louise Deliso
Mike Delessa
Baltimore
Thomas McCardy
Chicago
Alderman Ranney
Cascade Park
J. Hanovitch
Alderman Green
John Kunea
Nick Kovick
Kunca
Kovick
Hanovitch
Moravia Street
Cleveland Cabinet Member Near Death
Former Postmaster General William Villas remained unconscious in Madison after a paralytic stroke. A ruptured brain blood vessel left the entire right side paralyzed, with physicians laboring through the night to restore consciousness and awaiting a crisis expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Madison Wis
William Villas
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