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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1907
Page
3
June brings numerous weddings and society events as Mrs. J. Smith and others host gatherings for brides-elect. Numerous clubs hold picnics and meetings. Cascade park hosts Thursday night dances and a McQuiston reunion. John T. Thomas to sing The Messiah solos across five Sundays.
Mr and Mrs Frank Andrews and friends received invitations to the commencement exercises of the deaconess school in San Francisco California. Among the graduates is Emma Grace McMullen formerly of this city now residing near Mercer. The exercises are at the Wesley MBH church in San Francisco.
Misses Bessie Mercer Ethel Ewing Eva Shaffer Stella Reese and Naomi Purnell spent Decoration day in New Castle visiting Cascade park and dining with local friends, as reported by the Youngstown Telegram.
Mrs. Robert McCurdy of Wick Avenue announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Florence to Charles Hart. Hart is president of Inland Steel and previously served as general manager.
The King’s Daughters group at the First Presbyterian church meets every second Monday afternoon in the church parlors with a program at each gathering. Members listed include Elizabeth Blevins Rachel Bradford Margaret Clark Josephine Fessler Nancy Hice Frances Hamilton Harriet Hartzell Mary Hill Anna Johnston Katherine Jenkins Anna Kreimendahl Margaret Marshall Gladys Moore Rachel Morehead Ruby McNabb Lois McKinley Elizabeth McCready Olive Rugh Louise Willson Helen Watson Lista Williams and Jean Young.
Miss McCurdy is quite well known in this city and is associated with the Republic Iron and Steel Company in Youngstown.
Bans announced at St Marys church Sunday for Miss Mary Diffley and Mrs John Daly and for Deliah Diffley and John Sullivan. Engagement leading to a double wedding at St Marys on Wednesday June 19, with both couples well known to many friends.
Miss Carrie L. Jeffery travels from Barbour Place to Sharpsburg for the wedding of Miss Alverde Williams and Rev. James M. Blackwood of Hartstown set for Tuesday June 4.
Wednesday morning June 12 will see the double wedding of Miss Nellie Carrigan and Mr Stephen Sullivan at St Marys church with Miss Laura Carrigan and Mr Charles Daugherty marrying at the same time. The couples plan to reside in Youngstown and this city after a wedding trip to Detroit. Also Miss Anna Glossen and Mr Joseph Grim will wed at St Josephs church Sharon on the same day. Julia Nene and Victor Mills are to marry at St Marys church on Tuesday June 11.
A brief society notice reports a couple headed for their wedding as James K Love and his partner prepare to wed, with details limited to the couple and occasion.
The Winner reunion will be held on Saturday June 15 1907 at the home of Mrs. Rachel Cooper in Washington township. A large number of relatives friends and neighbors will attend this annual event.
Miss Christine Miller of Pittsburg and Mrs. Paul Patterson present a Friday recital at First Baptist under social patronage. Proceeds go to the Children’s Day Nursery Fund. Featured pieces include Where Blossoms Grow by Sans Souci and a ten song cycle Eliland by Von Fielitz Fliland, with Miss Miller as a leading contralto and Mrs. Patterson on piano. Tickets at Metzler’s.
Mary of West Grant street left Monday afternoon to attend the wedding of Missoura Maltby of Jamestown New York and Mr James Reed to be held Tuesday evening June 4 at Glen Iris Lake Chautauqua summer home of the bride's parents George and Mrs Maltby Mrs Merritt Hall of Shenango street left today to attend Also Bon Forken singteton members plan a Cascade park picnic Thursday afternoon and evening with husbands and families invited and supper to be served
A marriage license was issued in Pittsboro to Miss Viola Murphy of Monroe Center and Mr. Clyde Kay of this city.
Sir General, a trick horse shown by C. H. Long on Santa Mercer street near the old post office, attracts wide attention. The animal performs wondrous feats and many believe it is the champion in its line.
C. C. Cunningham, former city resident and superintendent of the Odd Fellows home at Grove City, has accepted a similar position in Greenbrier West Virginia.
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