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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
3
A parade of June marriages fills the month with vows and ceremonies. Notable pairings include Miss Ida Fralick with E. B. Carbaugh, Miss Violet Lavarack with George S. Allen, and Miss Maude Mainwaring with George J. Loughery, among others across several locales and churches.
Sidney M Hamilton presents a Sunday service program at the First M E Church featuring selections by Russian composers. Morning prelude Glauzenoff Largo from the New World Symphony Dvorak Russian March glauferoff Evening Andante Cantabile Tschaikowsky Melody in F Rubenstein Allegro con moto Rachmaninoff.
Dr and Mrs H E Zerner of North Mercer street entertained B B Card club members at their home Friday with a lively card gathering. A pleasant lunch followed. The next meeting is planned for two weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs Carmi Glover of Shaw street.
The Willing Workers Bible class of Croton Avenue M E church and families will picnic at Cascade park Tuesday June 7 if weather permits. If not, the outing will be at the church with the committee and others taking the 4 o clock car to the park and dinner served at 7.
Miss Marian Reeves and others including Charles Colnot Hugh Hinkson Leslie Brindle and Charles Algier attended Billie Burke in Mrs. Dot at the Park theatre Youngstown Friday evening.
Mr and Mrs J C McCready will host members of the Unexpected club at their home next Wednesday evening for a social gathering.
Miss Laura Keagy hosts an Evening Club kitchen shower at her Croton avenue home Friday at 6. Guests include Ethel Ashmore as an honoree, Nellie Buchanan, Blanche Martin, Rowden of Tampa, and Mrs. Mary Keagy. Daisies and yellow ribbons decorate the table amid Kensington work. Next Tuesday a dinner will honor two brides elect, Pearl and Lulu White.
The Women’s Foreign Missionary society of Epworth Methodist Church met at Mrs. J A Parsons home in Milton street. Mrs J C Sanderson presided and Mrs Edward Fink led devotionals. Mrs H E Marshall and Mrs W J Marshall gave talks. Tea guests included Mrs Frank Andrews Mrs William Rearke and Miss Mary Parsons. The next meeting is set for the first Friday in July with Mrs J C Sanderson.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the First M E church held a well attended meeting at Mrs J C Norris home in West Washington street. Friday afternoon Mrs Covert and Mrs Howe led the program and Mrs Mary J Davidson reported on the Ol City convention. The group voted to host a special supper and social at the church on June 16 for members and friends.
Mrs Samuel J Johnston Mrs John Elliott and Mrs T J Blackwood attended the Presbyterial meeting May 18 and 19 and reported at the Reformed Presbyterian church ladies society Friday afternoon. Mrs Blackwood led devotionals and Mrs M S Gibson spoke on Spain. The society has raised 61.50 of the 100 pledged for the church debt.
Club members at Robert Headland's Harbor home elected officers Friday evening honoring David Edminston as president Paul Keelan as vice president Louis Dean as secretary Lorain Evans as treasurer. Later they enjoyed a social hour with games and lunch.
Wimodausis plans a basket picnic at the park with families as special guests in the afternoon and evening. Dinner is scheduled for 6 30 p m and members must report to the committee by Monday evening whether they will attend.
One of the season’s prettiest entertainments was the nurses banquet held Friday evening at the Tea Cup Inn. The graduating class were the guests of the Juniors. Decorations featured red and white carnations, the class colors, and a delicious dinner was served with informal late hours.
Mrs W F Gardner and Mrs William Arrow reported on the Altoona and Sharpsville state conventions at the Ladies Missionary Society meeting in the First Baptist church. Tea followed with covers set for 75 guests.
Misses Minnie and Elizabeth Davidson helped Mrs. H A Wilkison of Park Avenue entertain Saturday Afternoon Kensington on Friday evening. A neatly arranged dinner was served and needlework provided the diversion.
Mrs. Mary Shipler of Mercer was the sole guest at the Highland Book Club gathering held at Mrs. W. H. Shipler’s Highland Avenue home on Friday afternoon. Before a card game the attendees traded books. The next meeting is set for two weeks at Mrs. Charles Montgomery’s Wallace Avenue residence.
Mrs James Banks of Summer Avenue will give a small dinner this evening in honor of Miss Ortha Rose of Oakfield New York who will conclude a three month visit with relatives there Monday.
All Modern Woodmen are earnestly requested to meet at Woodmen Hall tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock to attend memorial services. By order of Camp 526.
Pittsburg piano tuner Jos Ritter will be in town next week. Leaver orders may be placed at Metzler's Book Store located at 24513.
Miss Lenore Higley of North Jefferson street attended a farewell party hosted by Miss Mabel Cooper of North Mercer street. The informal event featured music games and lunch with assistance from Mrs. S. K. Cooper Mrs. Henry Cooper and Miss Mary Cox. Guests included Lenore Higley Marian Wallace Lilian Wallace Elizabeth Reed Edna Wilson Margaret Fulkerson Eddie Reider Helen Foster Margaret Shoaf Nellie Pettibone Fred Sherman Harry Nixon Harry Rubenson Stanley Whieldon Charles Cox Leroy Whittingham Walter Alexander Paul Van Wert and Herbert Kirk.
Mrs. Lizzie Zimmerman hosted a fourteent birthday party yesterday from 4 to 8 pm at stop No. 83 Sharon line. About 30 youths enjoyed games, a grove table feast, and later more games before leaving around 8 pm. Guest list included Dorothy Hulbert, Clara Robinson, Elizabeth Matthews, Myrtle Mayberry, and many others from Pittsburg and local families.
At noon today Mrs Edwin F Norris of West Grant street hosted a small luncheon. Her daughter Mrs Findley McConnell of Steubenville attended. Mrs H M Wirsiy of Fast street presided over another luncheon. Teachers from Home street school joined Miss Grace Wilson and Miss Nan’y Mitchel tree for a luncheon, with honor chairs held by Misses Florence Wilson and Inas Watt brides elect. Tonight Miss Lottie Nicklin of West Falls street plans a small dinner at the Inn.
Guests included Mr and Mrs Clyde Stump and children Howard and Marietta Mr and Mrs George Bryan Mr and Mrs Lewis Schetrom and children Virginia and Raymond Elder Bryan Miss Eunice Bryan Mrs Sims and daughter Jane of Pittsburg شور
Mrs H F E Helling of Ellwood City spent time with her mother Mrs William Rearke at 18 Blunston Avenue then went to Pittsburg to visit her husband Dr Helling who is ill and undergoing treatment at Mercy hospital His condition is not serious and he is reported to be doing nicely.
The Nurses Alumni association of Sehnango Valley hospital will entertain the class of 1910 at Miss Della Glenns home on Crawford avenue. The P L D reading circle will meet with Mrs Jennie Brown on Young street.
The Young Married People's club of Leesburg met at Mr. and Mrs. William Drake’s home in Volant on Thursday. After games a dainty lunch was served. The club plans to meet June 30 with Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Shaw of Volant.
The Shenango Valley Hospital nurses alumni association will entertain the 1910 class at Miss Della Glenn’s Crawford avenue home on Monday evening. At the annual meeting Thursday afternoon officers were elected: President Miss McClure, Vice president Mrs. Dana, Secretary Miss Perry, Treasurer Mrs. Short. Miss McKinney was elected an honorary member.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Phillips were held Friday at 3 pm at her residence 162 West Grant Street with Rev. C. S. Brooks of the First Christian church delivering the eulogy. She was laid to rest at Oak Park cemetery with pallbearers J. C. McComb John H. Preston B. F. Butler William E. Agnew J. C. Showalter and John Flanegin serving as pallbearers.
Friday 11:30 a.m. reception given for delegates to the Children’s Aid society convention of western Pennsylvania, which closed its annual meeting yesterday. Mrs. David Jameson and others led the receiving party as visitors toured the home and praised its beauty and completeness.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church will hold its annual picnic at the home of B. B. McCleary 56 Willard Avenue on Tuesday June 7. Ladies depart on the Mahoning Valley car from Mill Street at 8 oclock and gentlemen on any hour car later. Supper will be served at 6 oclock. All members and their families are expected. Bring well-filled baskets and the necessary dishes.
At 110 Grant Street funeral services were held Friday afternoon for the late Mrs Nettie wife of Richard C McCann. Dr A R Rich of the Epworth M E B church conducted the services. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery with pallbearers George Brady Frank Dickson Samson Moore Robert John and Joseph McCann.
Reverend J. Elmer Campbell of Third United Presbyterian officiated at the Thursday funeral service at the Oak Avenue home for James Gill. The funeral party proceeded Friday to Grove City where interment followed. Rev. Campbell accompanied the family and assisted in the services.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Bryan entertained a number of friends at a beautifully appointed dinner Friday evening. The social gathering reflected a refined, cordial atmosphere with guests enjoying conversation and hospitality.
John C. Fisher a longtime College Hill resident died Friday morning from pleurisy aged 77 He was born in Lawrence county He leaves a wife and five children Funeral services are set for Saturday evening at the family home and the body will be sent to Crest Butler county for interment Sunday
The funeral for Sarah Mullen is set for Sunday afternoon at 1 30 at the grandparents home on Bradley avenue. Rev. J Elmer Campbell of the Third U P church will officiate.
New York reports weekly bank statement with decreases in reserve on deposits and specie, and decreases in reserve on deposits other than United States. Increases occur in loans and deposits, while circulation and surplus rise. Total loans reach $1,196,572,400.
Martin Walter, described as a nervy beggar, frightened women in Youngstown with bold actions and received a $25 fine plus costs for soliciting.
An athletic coach for New Castle high school teams next year appears highly likely with F B Sturgeon of Westminster Elected to join the faculty and coach football baseball and basketball. Sturgeon would bring extensive playing experience and a strong work ethic to boost local athletics and student interest.
George Montgomery of Plaingrove was a New Castle visitor Friday. Mrs. W B Caldwell of Walnut street is the Mt Jackson guest of friends. Miss Effie Williamson of Pittsburg street has returned from Mercer. John Overbeck of Highland avenue has returned from Ligonier. Mrs Findley McConnell of Steubenville is the guest of her mother Mrs FE Norris of Grant street. Mrs Mary Shipler of Mercer visits her son and daughter at Highland avenue. Mr and Mrs George Moses of Maryland avenue returned from a visit with their son Howard of Massillon Ohio. Florence Mounts of Garfield avenue has returned home after visiting Cleveland and Akron. Miss Maude Kennedy of Pearson street and Blanche Love of Leasure avenue go to Pittsburg to spend a week. Mr and Mrs Fred R Harris of Delaware avenue have been called to Suterville by death of their brother in law William Oberdick. Mrs Arthur B Kelley of Pittsburg completes a week's visit with her parents on Wallace avenue. Another daughter Mrs George Blose of Sheridan arrives to spend a few days at the Camblin home.
Citizens wishing to attend the Ellwood City banquet hosted by the Lady Maccabees should call Union 596 X or 256 X, or Bell 1124 W, no later than June 7.
Public recital by the Morning Musical Club scheduled for Thursday evening June 9 at 8 15 in the First Baptist church admission ten cents. Doors open Tuesday through Saturday.
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