Big Outing of Lady Maccabees at Cascade Park
The Lady Maccabees held their annual outing at Cascade park despite rain. About 3,090 attendees enjoyed picnics and dancing, with races won by Mrs. Mehan, Mrs. McKissick, and Mrs. McDevitt. A guard drill led by Mrs. Neff impressed spectators. Tickets at the gate offered a chance to win a $45 china closet, with drawing numbers 3,324 and 3,291.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Maccabees
Cascade Park
May Meehan
McKissick
W. J. Neff
Garden party delights Miss Ryan hosts guests from afar
A unanimous group of young partygoers complimented Miss Margaret Ryan of Highland avenue after a garden party Tuesday honoring her cousin Miss Helen Griffin of Jackson, Michigan. Japanese lanterns, flowers, and palms adorned the home as dancing, music, and a buffet luncheon entertained guests from Louisville, Ithaca, Titusville, Pueblo, Philadelphia, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ryan
Highland Avenue
Helen Griffin
Jackson
Mich
Lucille Winkler
Louisville
Elsie Church
Ithaca
N. Y
Dorothy Love
Titusville
Catherine Leslie
Pueblo, Col
Rheinhart
Philadelphia
Mr. Eastman
New York
Kensington club summer dances and entertainments listed
Miss Maude Kennedy of Pearson street will entertain the Kensington she belongs to. The New Castle club hosts the third in a summer dance series at Cascade park. The Protected Home circle holds its annual picnic at Rock Springs. The Alameda club is to be entertained by Claire Montgomery. Mrs L J Pollard will entertain the Magnolia Kensington. Mrs Nettle Roberts will entertain the D of A Kensington. Miss Mabel McCandless will entertain the Orchestra club at Pittsburg street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Kennedy
Pearson Street
Kensington
New Castle
Cascade Park
Protected Home Circle
Rock Springs
Alameda Club
Claire Montgomery
L. J. Pollard
Magnolia Kensington
Nettle Roberts
Epworth Street
A. Kensington
Mabel McCandless
Pittsburg Street
Orchestra Club
Brockton Visitor Ends Stay as Jameson Receives Guest
Miss Clara Keith of Brockton Massachusetts finished a weeks long visit with Miss Elizabeth Jameson of North Jefferson street in the city Tuesday evening. Miss Elizabeth Forbes of St Louis and a Smith College student arrived to be the Jameson guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Keith
Brockton
Mass
Elizabeth Jameson
North Jefferson Street
Elizabeth Forbes
St. Louis
Smith College
Jameson
Robinson plans extended Great Lakes tour
Leigh Robinson of the Robinson restaurant departed Wednesday for an extended trip across the Great Lakes visiting Buffalo Detroit Cleveland and Niagara Falls. He will spend time in Saginaw with Bill Smith formerly manager of the New Castle ball club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh Robinson
Robinson
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Detroit
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Saginaw
Bill Smith
New Castle
Mrs O H P Green and Olive Head to Cambridge Springs
Mrs O H P Green and her daughter Olive of Richelieu avenue left Wednesday for Cambridge Springs to spend some time there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. P. Green
Olive
Richelieu Avenue
Cambridge Springs
Fiend Disembowels Quarryman's Horse in Hickory Township
John Frank, resident with Antonio Di Rosa in Hickory township, sought County Detective Logan to track down the culprit who disemboweled his valuable horse last night. Frank, a Shenango Limestone quarry worker, had earlier shot one of his team after a boy named Dominick fired a rifle and forced a jump that broke a leg. This morning the surviving horse was found disemboweled and Frank immediately pressed the investigation, with clues to the attacker expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frank
Antonio di Rosa
Hickory Township
Logan
Frank
Shenango
Dominick
Clews
Silver jubilee celebrated at Ursuline convent Youngstown
The silver jubilee of Sister Blessed Sacrament and Sister Eugenia was celebrated at the Ursuline convent in Youngstown on Tuesday. A contract for grading the Struthers and Lowellville roads has been let in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blessed Sacrament
Eugenia
Ursuline Convent
Youngstown
Struthers
Lowellville
Reception for Toledo guest brightens summer afternoon
Mrs. L. J. Bateman hosted a lively 4 o’clock gathering on Wal lace avenue for house guest Miss Isabelle Hewitt of Toledo. Miss Margaret Sankey and Miss Mary Mossman sang, a light collation followed, with Miss Sankey, Mrs. Bess Lusk and Mrs. Carl Reed assisting. out-of-town visitors included Miss Freda Graves Miss Christella Milne of White Plains N Y and Miss Dorothy Love of Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Bateman
Wallace Avenue
Isabelle Hewitt
Toledo
Margaret Sankey
Mary Mossman
Bess Lusk
Carl Reed
Freda Graves
Christella Milne
White Plains
N. Y
Dorothy Love
Titusville
Hospitality for L. L. C. girls hosted by Miss Ada Harris
Ten girls attended the Tuesday evening entertainment in honor of the L. L. C. group. Music and attractions delighted guests. Refreshments were enjoyed by Mrs. Charles Kohler Mrs. K. Corvil Mrs. L. Harris and several Miss Owrey Morrow Samuel and Harris names including Rhoda Sadie Fannie Sadie Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Harris
Charles Kohler
K. Corvil
L. Harris
Rhoda
Sadie
Fannie Owrey
Hannah Morrow
Rae Samuel
Miss Martin Returns Home After Visit
Miss Helen Virginia Martin of Pittsburg returns home after a week with friends and relatives in this city. A 1904 local high school graduate, she completed a Wilson College degree at Chambersburg in June and will teach Latin and German at St. Mary's College in South Bend this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Virginia Martin
Pittsburg
Martin
Wilson College
Chambersburg
St. Mary’s College
South Bend
Ind
White Plains Girls Visit Miss Hamilton in City
Miss Freda Graves and Miss Christella Milne of White Plains New York arrived to be guests of Miss Frances Hamilton on East North Street. The trio are school friends at Heathcote Hall Scarsdale New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Graves
Christella Milne
White Plains
N. Y
City
Frances Hamilton
East North Street
Miss Hamilton
Heathcote Hall
Scarsdale
Lancaster guest Dorothy Schroeder to return home
Miss Dorothy Schroeder of Lancaster, guest of Miss Helen Ward of North Mercer Street for several weeks, will return home Tuesday. Miss Ward hosted a small party on Wednesday afternoon in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Schroeder
Lancaster
Helen Ward
North Mercer Street
Ice Cream Social At West Side School Attracts Crowd
The West Side L. T. L. held an ice cream social on the grounds of the West Side School Monday evening. Despite a stormy day and cool weather a large crowd attended and a considerable sum was realized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Pittsburg Misses Mary and Alice Henry Abroad Locale
Local friends report Misses Mary and Alice Henry of Pittsburg are spending the summer abroad and share enthusiastic details of their journey. The sisters have numerous friends in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Alice Henry
Pittsburg
Pretty Dinner Interests Friends
A social event in Pearson street saw Misses Maude and Lissie Kennedy host a 5 o'clock dinner for about 45 guests. Attendees enjoyed sweet pea decor, dainty cards, a six handed euchre game, and light entertainment with no prizes. Mrs Kennedy plans another Kensington gathering Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude
Lissie Kennedy
Pearson Street
Florence Kennedy
Mabel Frew
Roberta
Hazel Martin
August Eleventh Big Day for New Wilmington Picnic
New Wilmington prepares for the second annual union Sunday school church and town picnic on August 11 in Means grove east of town. About 600 attendees last year aim for 1,000 this year with committees for finance grounds athletics and transport. Weather damaged crops in Indian Run after a heavy storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Union
J. M. Houston
Joseph Howard
Methodist Church
J. W. Fulkman
Presbyterian Church
J. C. Blevins
First
Miss Stella Brandon and Miss Mollie Hinkson to travel
Miss Stella Brandon of Milton street and Miss Mollie Hinkson of Crawford avenue will leave Saturday for an extended trip they will first go to Duluth and later visit Yellowstone park Colorado Springs and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Brandon
Milton Street
Mollie Hinkson
Crawford Avenue
Duluth
Yellowstone Park
Colorado Springs
Denver
Club entertains with cards at Clayton residence
Mrs. Al Matthews of Clayton street hosted the Holland club for a Tuesday evening card party. Refreshments were served and the next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. Harry Meagher of Pittsburg street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Matthews
Clayton Street
Holland Club
Harry Meagher
Pittsburg Street
Mary
Mary Geddis
Oak Street
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Ladies from town visit Youngstown on Monday
A party comprising Misses Clara Wadding Anna Craig Maude Ryhal Anna Griffin and Miss Allen spent Monday afternoon in Youngstown for a social excursion and local calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Wadding
Anna Craig
Maude Ryhal
Anna Griffin
Miss Allen
Youngstown
Fellows dance set for Cas cade park pavilion
Arrangements announced for a Fellows dance to be held at the Cas cade park pavilion next Tuesday evening July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park Pavilion
Local Social Notes Highlight Area Visitors and Guests
Miss Jean Ingham of Falls street returns from North east. Mrs A M Graham of Shaw street visits relatives in Slippery Rock. G W Wolfe of New Castle registered at New Bingham hotel Philadelphia. Miss Sue Harvard of Steubenville visits her parents here. Jean and Helen Graham of Mercer stay with Miss Ida Alexander Crescent Avenue. Charles McGrath of Pollock Avenue returns from Cochran ton visit. Miss Margaret Mitchell of Niles Ohio visits Aunt Miss Katherine Mitchell South Mercer. Homer Gray of Fifth Ward heads to Wheeling for a week. Mrs William J Rudesill of Los Angeles visits mother Mrs Thomas Allen Cascade Street. Mrs John Rhodes and Cora Mae and Jack Rhodes depart Court Street for Pittsburg then Dunkirk Ind to visit sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Graham
Shaw Street
Slippery Rock
G. W. Wolfe
New Castle
New Bingham Hotel
Philadelphia
Sue Harvard
Steubenville
Jean and
Helen Graham
Mercer
Ida Alexander
Crescent Avenue
Charles McGrath
Pollock Avenue
Cochranton
Margaret Mitchell
Niles, C
Katherine Mitchell
South Mercer Street
Homer Gray
Fifth Ward
Wheeling
William J. Rudesill
Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas Allen
Cascade Street
John Rhodes
Cora Mae
Jack
Court Street
Pittsburg
Dunkirk
Ind
Ice Cream Social at Princeton Presbyterian Church Parsonage
Miss Nell Welsh of Franklin visits Beulah Roonce McVay of Pittsburg as plans for a social at the Princeton church parsonage are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Presbyterian Church
Nell Welsh
Franklin
Beulah Roonce McVay
Pittsburg Street
Deaths of the Day Mrs Jessie Chambers Taylor
Obituary notes the July 21 death of Mrs Jessie Taylor 37 wife of Everett E. Taylor of New Galilee. Former schoolteacher, Slippery Rock graduate, church and missionary society member. survived by husband three children and several siblings. Funeral at New Galilee with interment at White church. pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Taylor
Everett E. Taylor
New Galilee
Hugh Chambers
Lawrence County
Slippery Rock State Normal
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburg
Darlington Presbyterian Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Charles
Paul
Mary Lu
W. A. Chambers
Akron
H. B
North Beaver
J. H
Bozeman
Mon
G. W. Pitzer
Mahoningtown
Mary
White Church
Funeral Services for Mrs Ellen Day Held at Smith Home
Funeral services for Mrs Ellen Day widow of Ja ves Day were held Tuesday at 2 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs William C Smith on Fairmont Avenue. Rev C S Brooks pastor of the First Christian church conducted the service with music by Miss Rachel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Humes
Savannah M. BE
J. L. Stratton
Croton Avenue M. E
Savannah Cemetery
Vincent Brown
H. V. Brown
F. C. Brown
J. E. Marvin
Phillip Mader
Frank V. Humes
Ellen Day
Ja Ves Day
William C. Smith
Fairmont Avenue
C. S. Brooks
First Christian Church
Rachel
Burial for 3 day old Hezekiah Suttelin at Forest Street
Hezekiah Suttelin of 78 Forest Street died Tuesday aged three days. Parents are Finlanders. Burial was held Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hezekiah Suttelin
Forest Street
DeThomas Granted Bail Ahead of Hearing Over Italian Love Feud
Pasqualle DeThomas released on 5000 bail by Alderman Crabill as felonious assault and battery charges proceed. Nick Fenezo, shot in both legs and stabbed, is too ill to attend. hearing postponed to Monday July 27. Fight occurred Sunday in West Pittsburg over Jennie DeVito, an Italian woman both men loved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasqualle DeThomas
Alderman Crabill
Nick Fenezo
West Pittsburg
Jennie DeVito
New B&O Shops Rumor Sparks Lowellville Talk
A Youngstown dispatch reports the Baltimore and Ohio railroad plans to erect new shops at Lowellville, but New Castle division officials dismiss the claim as entirely false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowellville
Youngstown
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
New Castle
Mrs. Jeannette Jones and Hannah Williams Visit Pollock Avenue
Mrs. Jeannette Jones of U town and Mrs. Hannah Williams of Los Angeles California are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGrath on Pollock Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Jones
U ¥ Town
Hannah Williams
Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas McGrath
Pollock Avenue
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Herb D.mcgoun
Oxfords
C. Metoun
Mather Bros. CO
East Washington ST
Razor
Physicians Pharmacy
J. E. Duff, Mer
North Mill Street
Cascade
Armstrongs
H.E. McGoun & Sons
Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
New Cape
May
Ocean Resorts
Tosk
Pennsylvania LineTicket
Kodak
Dynar
L. T. L. Social
Wilmington
Obey
West Water Street
Westminster
J. P. Swogger Hurt
J. P. Swogger
J. H. Veazey
H. P. Scott
Coraopolis
Lulu Schoeller
C. Ed Smith, Jr
Achre
A. L.reed
Furnace Hill
Jean Ward
W. Va
Mr. Wilson
M. J. Reynolds
East End
T. A. Houston
Miss Gardner
L. B. Robertson
Dalton
Oesteling
Butler
J. E. Clark
Frances Williams
G. N. Mealy
Claysville
New Wilmington High School
New Castle Street
Mary Sharp
University of Chicago
Muskingum College
Indian Run
Fellows Dance
Jean Ingham
Falls Street
Jessie Chambers’ Taylor
Suttelin
Mrs. Day
The
Citizens National Bank
Dethomas
Washburn
Crosby
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