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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1915

Page

8

Five Generations Attend Wampum Family Reunion

A Shennango Township home hosted a June 1 reunion for 44 relatives celebrating five generations of the Baker and McCombs families. Attendees included Rebecca Baker, Rebecca Conner, Kathryn McCombs, George Ewing, James L. McCombs Jr., plus numerous Ritchie, McConahy, Yoho, Galbreath, White, and Gibson relatives from Shenango Township Beaver Falls Mahoningtown South New Castle and New Brighton. A great great grandson James McCombs of New Brighton was among the guests.

Wampum Rebecca Baker Shenango Township William Ritchie Thomas McConahy Henry Conner Frank Baker Charles John Hazel Nora Myrtle Ritchie Charles Yoho Fred Galbreath George Whitehouse East Palestine George Ewing Beaver Falls Albert McConahy Mahoningtown William Baker South New Castle Borough Sam Kelley William Gibson Beaver James McCombs New Brighton Rebecca Conner Kathryn McCombs James L. McCombs

Surprise party at Welsh home observed in Wampum

A surprise birthday party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Welsh in Wampum on Saturday. It marked Mr. Welsh’s 51st birthday and their son Lewis Welsh celebrated his first wedding anniversary with a pleasant time enjoyed by all.

Wampum, Pa W. A. Welsh Mr. Welsh Lewis Welsh

Sunday School Decorates Graves in Wampum

Members of the M. E. Sunday school at Clinton led by Mrs. H. M. McKim and flagbearer Robert Blythe marched to the cemetery in Wampum, decorating all soldiers' graves. Back at the church, Mrs. George Weir spoke on youth and aged soldiers, with addresses by W. A. Welsh and Elmer Suder.

Wampum M. E. Sunday School Clinton H. M. McKim Robert Blythe George Weir Lowellville W. A. Welsh Elmer Suder

Local residents and visitors noted in Beaver Falls area

A list of residents and guests visiting Beaver Falls and nearby towns includes Miss Laura Welsh and Edwin Welsh ill, Miss Zelma Cook in New Castle, Leroy Aley from Youngstown, Mrs. William Henry in Beaver Falls, Albert Beiber in Beaver Falls, Mrs. Sara Riley from New Castle, Henry Willoughby from Philadelphia, E H Hunter and children in Beaver Falls, Mrs. C Clark and son Collins from Ellwood City, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kidwell from Shousetown, Mr. and Mrs. John Fye from Youngstown, Thomas Hickey and daughter Mayme in Beaver Falls, Misses Marie Swagger and Sevilla McDaniel visiting Princeton, G Grinnen and children from Hubba rd, Grace Galbreath returning from Youngstown, W A Welsh and son R J and Miss Elsie Dehass in Youngstown, William Lalley and children from East Palestine, Mrs. Leo McDowell and Mrs. Lida Allen of New Castle visiting Lenora Orris, and Mrs. Ben Booher and children.

Laura Edwin Welsh Zelma Cook New Castle Leroy Aley Youngstown William Henry Beaver Falls Albert Beiber Sara Riley Henry Willoughby Philadelphia E. H. Hunter C. Clark Son Collins Ellwood City W. A. Welsh and Son R. J Elsie Dehass William Lalley East Palestine Leo McDowell Lida Allen Lenora Orris Ben Booher

Tiz A Joy To Sore Tired Feet Advertisement

A vintage ad touts TIZ for sore feet promising relief from burning, swollen or tired feet and corns or bunions. It claims quick action and feet that never ache, with a 25 cent box available at druggists or department stores and a one year comfort guarantee.

Local residents visit relatives and return home

Several New Castle area families and friends were mentioned as visiting relatives over the weekend. Notable movements include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Freed with their son, travels by Mr. and Mrs. McDonald to Youngstown, and returns by Mr. and Mrs. Reiker to Fayette City.

Robert Freed D. M. McDonald Zimmerman Youngstown Harry Reiker Fayette City Harry Ward Rogers, O George Galbreath Thomas Davis Calvin

Local Social Guests At Various Homes

Edenburg John Kennedy of Pittsburg visits his brother Wylie while Miss Leatha Taylor of Youngstown visits grandfather W H Raub. Martin Ewing of Marlansburg calls on his daughter Mrs John Hoon. Lyman Wurtz of Cleveland stays with A C Robinson. Frances and Rachel Needler of New Castle visit grandmother Mrs D P Needler. Mr and Mrs H B McCullough of Youngstown spend days with sister Aige JT L Hofmeister.

John Kennedy Pittsburg Wylie Leatha Taylor Youngstown W. H. Raub Martin Ewing Marlansburg John Hoon Lyman Wurtz Cleveland A. C. Robinson Frances Rachel Needler New Castle D. P. Needler H. B. McCullough Aige JT. L. Hofmeister

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The Strousse Mirshberg Co Otrolls-Hirshberg New Castle Ice Co Bell Union S. Mill St D. G. Morrow Proprietors H. H. Graham Ramsey Bros Bell Phone D. G. Ramsey and Sons Croton Ave Wampum News Wampum Personals Shenango Valley Hospital New Castle and Lawrence County Tomi Com Honea Loys Wanmegygill United States Tire Company New York City United States Ron Ld Harmacy Fred Alan Hillsboro Harry Beck South Heights Jane McKim al Vogan James McAnlis Percy Abblett Leroy Edenburg Horne Pittsburgh Joseph Horne
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