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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1908

Page

3

Solemn Mt Jackson wedding wed Miss Ruth Dunnan Roy McCowan

Miss Ruth Dunnan of Mt Jackson married Roy McCowan of Enon Valley in a quiet 8:30 p m ceremony at the bride’s home conducted by Rev Paul Yourd. Guests included family friends. couple to Grove City after a ten day visit and reception at the groom’s parents.

Ruth Dunnan Mt. Jackson Roy BcCowan Enon Valley John Dunnan James Bessie Dunnan Paul Yourd United Presbyterian Church McCowan Glenn and Guy William Rearke City William Wallace Seventh Ward Mayme Dunnan Illinois Huon Valley Grove City Mr. McCowan

Ve ra Dodds and Alexander Miles Wed Quietly in Youngstown

Surprise marriage of Vera Dodds of Jones avenue and Alexander Miles of Pearson street occurred in Youngstown. They returned to the city for a reception at the home of C. A. Halboth on Jones avenue. Dodds is Albert Dodds daughter and Miles works at the tin mill living with his mother on Pearson street. They plan to set up housekeeping on Pearson street.

Vera Dodds Jones Avenue Alexander Miles Pearson Street Youngstown C. A. Halboth Miss Dodds Albert Dodds Bauman’s Alexander

Fellows Club Dance at Cascade Park Jun 1

The Fellows club has completed arrangements for a dance at Cascade park on Thursday evening June 1. Special cars will transport guests to the park. This is the second Fellows club dance this summer and is expected to be widely attended by the younger social circles. Dancing will run from 8:30 to 12 o'clock.

Fellows Club Cascade Park

Tener Family Attends Hill School Commencement

Mr. and Mrs. George E. Tener with Miss Edith Tener and Miss Margaretta Fairbush travel to Potts Town Pa to attend commencement at the Hill school where Alexander Tener is in this year's class.

George E. Tener Edith Tener Margaretta Fairbush Pottstown the Hill School Alexander Tener Sewickley

First Christian Church Friday Evening Service

Friday evening June 6 at First Christian Church all are welcome to attend.

First Christian Church All Welcome

Garden Party Planned for Children’s Day Nursery

The Children’s Day nursery board selects Tuesday evening June 16 for a garden party at Judge and Mrs. Porter’s Wallace avenue home. The event runs 7 to 10 with entertainment including a magic lantern show automobile rides fortune telling and other diversions. Girls from social clubs will assist and refreshments will be served.

Children's Day Nursery William B. Porter Wallace Avenue

Miss Gertrude Smith Weds Dr Edwin McClintock in Minneapolis

Miss Gertrude M. Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs J G Smith of North Jefferson street and Dr Edwin Clare McClintock of Kenmare ND were married at 4 PM Wednesday in Westminster Presbyterian church Minneapolis Rev Bushnall officiated The bride wore a white gown They will be at Beach ND after June 10 The bride has taught at Highland Avenue school and is well known in this city Dr McClintock is a grandson of Joseph Semple White and a leading dentist in Kenmare ND.

Cupid Gertrude M. Smith J. G. Smith North Jefferson Street Edwin Clare McClintock Kenmare N. D Minneapolis Minn Bushnall Westminster Presbyterian Church Beach McClintock Joseph Semple White

Masonic Lodge Dance at Cascade Park Pavilion Tonight

New Castle lodge No. 462 F and A M hosts a large charity dance at Cascade park pavilion this evening. It is the first summer Masonic dance and is expected to draw a big crowd. The charity fund benefits from the event with committee members H. K. Gregory Clare P. DuShane and John S. Oursler in charge. Special cars will shuttle guests after the party and numerous committees oversee the affair.

New Castle Cascade Park Pavilion Messrs H. K. Gregory Clare P. DuShane John S. Oursler

Crawford Family Plans Wedding of Ellen to Eugene Guyer

Miss Ellen Crawford, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Crawford of Clinton county, married Eugene Guyer of Perry township on Thursday morning at 11. A wedding dinner followed, and the couple will reside at the Guyer home after a wedding trip. Guyer is a prosperous farmer.

John Crawford Clinton County Ellen Crawford Eugene Guyer Perry Township Guyer

Quiet wedding at Grace M. E. church ties Ruby Edeburn to Hoffmaster

Miss Ruby Annetta Edeburn and William Hoffmaster wed at 9:30 a.m. Thursday in the home of Rev. H. M. Burns Grace M. E. church pastor. Attended by Mr. and Mrs. Bell. They plan a wedding trip to Toronto and other places before settling in Edenburg.

H. M. Burns Grace M. E. Church Ruby Annetta Edeburn William Hoffmaster Bell Toronto Edenburg

Thursday Night dances draw large crowds at park event

The summer dances continued to attract big crowds with music that kept people dancing late. Out of town guests included Miss Harriet Kress of Manitowoc Wisconsin and Mrs. Frank Noyes of Napa California.

Althoug Harriet Kress Manitowoc Wis Frank Noyes Napa Cal

Circulating Book Club Hosts and Upcoming Event

Miss Ellen Long of East Falls street hosted the Circulating Book club with Miss Lillian Cree of Chambersburg Mrs. Robert Fulton of Pittsburg and Mrs. Frank Noyes of Napa Cal as guests. A choice collation followed the usual social hours. Mrs. W D Wallace will entertain the club in two weeks.

Lillian Cree Chambersburg Robert Fulton Pittsburg Ellen Long East Falls Street Frank Noyes Napa Cal Miss Long W. D. Wallace Wallace Avenue

Wednesday Morning Musical Club to stage Friday recital

The Wednesday Morning Musical club will give a mid summer recital at First Baptist church Friday at 8 o clock. This will be the last meeting until September 23 when a rally day is planned. The recital is a principal social event of the weekend and the club’s final appearance before fall.

First Baptist Church

Marriage Licenses Granted in Youngstown Area

Marriage licenses granted in Youngstown include Joseph J. Windle and Bessie I. Sharp both of this city. Also cited are Alexander C. Miles of this city and La Verne Goss of Salem completing the pair.

Marrige Youngstown Joseph J. Windle Bessie I. Sharp Alexander C. Miles la Verne Goss Salem

Miss Sara Sankey Returns for Summer with Sankeys

Miss Sara Sankey of the Women’s College at Baltimore arrives home Thursday to spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sankey of Wallace Avenue in Wallace.

Sara Sankey Women’s College Baltimore, Md C. C. Sankey Wallace Avenue

Powell's Millinery Parlor Moves to 64 Long Avenue

Mrs. E. D. Powell relocates her millinery shop to 64 Long Avenue near the bank door. Call and see the new display.

Old Glory Club Elects Officers in Social Evening

The Old Glory club held a Wednesday gathering at Miss Carmen Locke home on Sutton street with progressive games matching boys ties and girls aprons. Officers elected were President H L Marvin Vice president L Stoner Secretary Bonnie Battley and Treasurer Lewis Reebel. The hostess Miss Mary Scheffler served luncheon and a park picnic is planned.

Old Glory Club Carmen Locke Sutton Street H. L. Marvin L. Stoner Bonnie Battley Lewis Reebel Mary Scheffler

Local Social Hosts Plan Quiet Evenings and Recitals

Mrs. Clifford G Chambers Lincoln avenue hosts the 8. S. S Kensington as Mrs J P H Cunningham North Jefferson street entertains guests in honor of Mrs Frank Noyes Napa Cal. Mr and Mrs W K Knowling South Mill street host the Mentor club. Elizabeth Hutton Lincoln avenue hosts X Y Z girls. Mrs J Howard Frew Moody avenue hosts North Hill Kensington. Mr and Mrs Miness Miller Lincoln avenue entertain East Side Kensington Dinner club. A club will give an open recital at the First Baptist church.

Clifford G. Chambers Lincoln Avenue

Miss Helen Cook and Daniel Stevenson Wed in Pittsburg

The ceremony took place at North Presbyterian church Pittsburg at noon Thursday. The couple's breakfast and reception followed at Calvin Wells home on Lincoln Avenue in Northside Pittsburg. Stevenson son of John Stevenson Jr of Sharon and former local resident. Pink sweet peas and Madame Chatenay roses decorated the church and home.

Helen C. Cook Pittsburg Daniel M. Stevenson Sharon North Presbyterian Church Calvin Wells Lincoln Avenue Northside Stevenson John Stevenson, Jr

Miss Linton and C Wet tich Wed in Quiet City Ceremony

Miss Anna Linton and Charles Wettich of this city were quietly married Wednesday evening at 6 at the First Christian church. The couple, unattended, left for Porto Rico for a month then will establish a home on Neshannock avenue.

Anna Linton Charles Wettich First Christian Church Pittsburg Porto Rico Neshannock Avenue

Meyers and Allen to Wed Next Wednesday at Noon

James H. Meyers of Sumner Avenue and Miss Maude Allen of Bethel will marry next Wednesday, June 10, at noon in a city ceremony. Friends are invited to witness the nuptials.

James H. Meyers Sumner Avenue Maude Allen Bethel

Miss Rachel Morehead Returns Home for Summer

Miss Rachel Morehead daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Morehead of East street East Lowell Mass attends Rodgers Hall Lowell Mass will arrive home Saturday to spend the summer with her parents.

Rachel Morehead Thomas F. Morehead East’ Street Rodgers Hall Lowell Mass

Doing Him a Favor

A famous pianist, thirsty after a country stroll, enters a tavern and orders beer. Seeing a piano, he abandons the drink, sits at the instrument, and plays a soulful piece until the bartender interrupts, declaring the beer is getting flat.

Illustrated Sunday Magazine

Patti and Jean de Reszke friendship tale

Musical anecdote notes Patti and Jean de Reszke as good friends. After Jean lost his voice he taught in Paris and Patti asked to learn his method. He reportedly answered he does not take beginners and would send a pupil teacher.

Patti Jean de Reszke Jean Paris Adelina Mephisto America

Nothing to Cling To in Deforestation Exchange Quip

Two drink weary citizens lament the lack of trees on the street and joke about deforestation while seeking a safer walk home. The exchange highlights humor amid urban tree loss.

Inviting a Nightmare in Boston Transcript

A terse exchange shows a wife enthusiastic about a new gown and a husband dismissive, promising it will remain just an idea. The regional setting is implied as Boston in a transcript fragment.

John Boston Transcript

Remnants of Brussels Carpets Sell at Bargain Prices

Remnants offered in two yard widths offered at $1.10 and $1.35 quality. Running yard measurements describe carpet pieces for sale.

U P Delegates At Beaver Today

Representatives from the United Presbyterian churches in the city attend the Christian union Beaver Valley presbytery convention at Beaver United Presbyterian church. All four city churches are represented with several pastors present. Dr Scott Hershey of the First Presbyterian Church delivers the principal address. Rev Mulholland leads devotional exercises and Rev Campbell speaks on Young People and Local Option.

United Presbyterian Churches Christian Union of Beaver Valley United Presbyterian Church Beaver Helen Drake Harriet Hall Second U. P. Church Oth Ers H. E. Coneby R. H. Mulholland J. Elmer Campbell Scott L. Hershey First Presbyterian Church Rev. Mulholland Rev. Campbell

Wednesday Morning Musical Club Friday Event at First Baptist

Wednesday Morning Musical Club presents a Friday evening program on June 5 at 8 oclock in the First Baptist Church. Admission is 10 cents.

First Baptist Church

Youngstown Music Teacher Linked to Gunness Victims

E. E. Plato a former Youngstown music teacher who left in October 1906 is mentioned in a Gunness case. A letter from Youngstown signed H. W. suggests Plato may be among Mrs. Gunness victims. Sheriff Smutzer notes Plato’s wealth and a possible match to a stranger seen near the Gunness farm before Jennie Oleson disappeared.

E. E. Plato Youngstown Gunness Smutzer Laporte H. W Crossman Ave Plato Laport Jennie Oleson

Hospital Notes on Berger Street Patient Transported

Mrs. John Alton of Berger street was taken to the hospital Wednesday in Lutton's ambulance for treatment.

John Alton Berger Street Lutton’s Ambulance

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