Thompson-Sampson Wedding Announcement Found at Club Event
The U S club at Miss Bessie Hoover's home in Pennsylvania avenue hosted a gathering to announce the coming marriage of Miss Margaret Elizabeth Thompson and Mr Roger E Sampson. The ceremony is set for Thursday June 27 with plans for a park picnic next week and the next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Bessie Hoover
Pennsylvania Avenue
Margaret Elizabeth Thompson
Roger £. Sampson
Cupid
al Merriman
Lillian Merkle
Magighey
Florence Thompson
Emny Stokes
Margaret Thompson
Nellise
Lilian Dougherty
Bess Smith
Blanche Sampson
E. Withers
William McGaughey
Davies
Miss Thompson
J. L
Eight Annual Class of 1904 Reunion at Cascade Park
The New Castle high school class of 1904 will hold its eighth annual reunion on Thursday June 20 at Cascade Park. Dinner is set for 6 30 PM in the dining hall. Arrangements were finalized by a committee including Mrs Charles Stevenson Mrs William Harris William B Howe Miss Pearl McCoy and Don Lusk who will personally contact members ahead of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle High School
Cascade Park
Charles Stevenson
William Harris
William B. Howe
The
Hughes couple to attend city controllers meeting in Buffalo
Mr and Mrs Lyman Hughes of North Mill street depart Wednesday for Buffalo New York to attend the annual convention of city controllers. They are accompanied by Mrs Elizabeth Hughes who will stay a month in Buffalo as guest of son J Leonard Hughes. The couple will return Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Hughes
North Mill Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Elizabeth Hughes
North Mer
Cer “Street
J. Leonard Hughes
Marriage of Miss Helen McBride and Herbert Samuels Planned
Friends announce the upcoming marriage of Miss Helen McBride daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew H McBride of Carlisle Street and Mr Herbert Samuels of North Liberty Street to take place in the latter part of this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McBride
Andrew H. McBride
Carlisle Street
Herbert Samuels
North Liberty Street
Miller Couple Plans Summer at Conneaut Lake
Professor and Mrs. M. J. Miller of Croon Avenue will leave soon after the close of school to spend the summer at Conneaut Lake and the surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneaut Lake
M. J. Miller
Cro‘on Avenue
Pittsburg Girl Laura Smith Hosted by Local Families
Miss Laura Smith of Pittsburg visits Emer son avenue and is honored with several informal events. Mr and Mrs A R Kingsbury host a luncheon for seven at the New Castle club today. Miss Margaret Emery plans a dinner and theatre party, followed by a park picnic during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Smith
Pittsburg
John N. Emery
Emerson Avenue
A. R. Kingsbury
Boyles Avenue
New Castle Club
Margaret Emery
County Line Street
Tea Cup Inn
Local society notes from Highland district gatherings and weddings
The region hosts numerous social events including dinners by Highland teachers and Mrs Ira Wagner for Epworth Bible class. Several marriages occur including Sara Reed with Neal Nyce at Primitive Methodist church and Anna Fallon with Roy McQuiston officiated by Rev H C Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
Ira Wagner
Epworth
Sara J. Reed
Neal Nyce
Reading
Primitive Methodist Church
W. K. Hagus
Highland Avenue
Mary Ke, Cubbison
Sharon
W. C. Mayberry
Shenango Township
J. W. Walls
Hazel Rigby
South Mill Street
Q. P
Annie Davis
South Mercer Street
8. P. Smith
Wallace Avenue
Lydia
Kensington
Ella Nixon
Neshannock Avenue
L. BE. Y
Rochester Visitor Attends Pro-Ami Citi a Club Meeting
Miss Eleanor Smith of Rochester N Y visited at the home of Rey and Mrs C Frederick Frank of West Grant avenue and attended the Pro-Ami citia club meeting hosted by Miss Helen Willener on Maryland avenue. Mrs Willener’s daughter Elva helped with refreshments served by the hostess and her family. Miss Ruth Keeler of the Hoyt block will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Smith
Rochester
N. Y
Rey
C. Frederick Frank
West Grant Avenue
Pro-Amicitia Club
Helen Willener
Maryland Avenue
Elva
Ruth Keeler
Hoyt Block
Girls enjoy morning at park with games and fun
A breakfast at the park attracted a party of girls who then spent the remaining hours ko dating and enjoying amusements. Attendees included Misses Ella Nixon Viola Vogan Mary Shepard Bernetta Hennessy Marie McBride and Vera Vogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Nixon
Viola Vogan
Mary Shepard
Bernetta Hennessy
Marie McBride
Vera Vogan
Sankey family to attend Indiana State Normal graduation
Mrs. Mary Sankey of North Mercer Street will travel to Indiana for the commencement exercises at the State Normal school on June 26. Her daughter Miss Debra Sankey is a member of the graduation class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sankey
North Mercer Street
Indiana
State Normal School
Debra Sankey
Ward Haymaker Plans Two Week Vacation
Ward Haymaker an employee of a Pennsylvania company leaves Saturday for a two week vacation visiting relatives in Atlantic City and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Haymaker
Pennsylvania Company
Atlantic City
Virginia
Miss Frances Foulke Attends Pittsburg Alumni Banquet
Miss Frances Foulke, in Pittsburg to attend the alumni banquet of a college women group where she served as toastmistress, has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Foulke
Pittsburg
College Women
Highland Book Club Meets at Lawrence Club
Mrs. W. H. Shipler of Highland avenue will entertain the Highland Book club at the Lawrence club Friday afternoon instead of her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Club
W. H. Shipler
Highland Avenue
Highland Book Club
Miss Jessie Clark to visit sister in Freeport Ill
Miss Jessie Clark of Croton Avenue will leave in a few days for Freeport Illinois to spend a month with her sister Mrs John B Trusel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Clark
Croton Avenue
Freeport, Ill
John B. Trusel
Mrs C P Byers Hosts Luncheon At Lawrence Club
Mrs C P Byers of Leasure avenue entertained bridge associates at a luncheon at the Lawrence club at noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Byers
Leasure Avenue
Bridge Associates
Lawrence Club
E A T Girls Showers Honor Miss Regina Hirt
A surprise miscellaneous shower followed a meeting of the E A T girls at Miss Lenore Harringtons home in Wallace avenue. The guest of honor was Miss Regina Hirt whose marriage to Harold E Steven is announced for the summer. Numerous pretty gifts were offered with best wishes. Miss Laneata Levoy of New York attended, and Hester Bryson and Beatrice Chambers of Sheridan avenue will host the club next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Harrington
Wallace Avenue
Regina Hirt
Harold E. Stevenson
Laneata Levoy
New York
Hester Bryson
Beatrice Chambers
Sheridan Avenue
Picnic for Current Events Circle Guests At Park Grove
Covers were laid for 45 guests at the annual picnic of the Current Events Circle of 1906 in the park grove Monday evening. Special guests included families and out of town visitors Mrs. C. H. Garber and sons of Springfield Ohio and Mrs. Merrick Cotterer of Clintonville. An appetizing dinner was served at 7 o'clock followed by a musical and literary program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Garber
Quiet City Wedding for Sadie E Alborn and Howard E Heasley
Miss Sadie E Alborn of Celia wed Howard E Heasley of Pearl Street in a brief ceremony. After a short trip the couple will reside at 813 Pearl Street. Heasley is the assistant chemist for Lehigh Portland Cement company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie E. Alborn
Celia
Howard E. Heasley
Pearl Street
Mr. Heasley
James S. Heasley
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
O. Y. K. Girls Entertained in Cliff Street Gathering
The O. Y. K. girls were entertained Saturday at Miss Margaret Travers home on Cliff street. A six o'clock dinner was served and games and music followed. Attendees included M. Travers, A. Travers, F. Rogan, M. McGurk, M. Scanlon, A. McCormick, C. Hite, M. Dougherty, Marie Fulker son and Bernadette Kelliher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Travers
Cliff Street
M. Travers
A. Travers
F. Rogan
M. McGurk
M. Scanlon
A. McCormick
C. Hite
M. Dougherty
Marie Fulkerson
Bernadette Kelliher
Miss Olive Reed Visits Harrisburg For Short Stay
Miss Olive Reed of the class of 1912 at the Training School of Harrisburg hospital has arrived in the city to spend several weeks with her parents, Mr and Mrs William A Reed of Harbor Road. She plans to return to Harrisburg later and stay there for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Reed
Harrisburg Hospital
City
William A. Reed
Harbor Road
Miss Reed
Harrisburg
Miss Ethel Thorp Returns to Slipppper Rock for Graduation
Miss Ethel Thorp visits her parents Mr and Mrs H M Thorp of Park Avenue then returns to Slippery Rock State Normal School where she will graduate June 24 from the institution she attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Thorp
H. M. Thorp
Park Avenue
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Hice Wheeler Wedding Plans at First Presbyterian Church
Following the wedding next Tuesday at noon, a family luncheon will be held at the Lawrence club. Covers are laid for 16 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Club
Pearson Family Vacation Visit
Mrs. Catherine Pearson and her daughter Mary of Pearson street travel for a week to visit Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pearson of Pittsburg and Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Cunningham of Donora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Pearson
Mary
Pearson _ street
Edwin Pearson
Pittsburg
Robert H. Cunningham
Donora
Mrs Louis Glenn Leaves Mansfield For Home
Mrs Louis Glenn of Mansfield Ohio, after a week with her mother Mrs W J Broe on Highland avenue, departed for home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Glenn
Mansfield, O
W. J. Broe
Highland Avenue
Mrs Maxwell Hosts Mahoning Book Club Guests
Mrs R G Maxwell of Madison Avenue will entertain the Mahoning Book club this evening in honor of guests Mrs D E Lowry and Mrs C H Bentel of Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Maxwell
Madison Avenue
Mahoning Book Club
D. E. Lowry
C. H. Bentel
Freedom
Deaths of the Day Mrs Wilkison Buried
Funeral services for Mrs Muriel Catherine Wilkison wife of Joseph C Wilkison were held at 2 30 PM Monday from her Ashland Avenue home. Dr S F Hershey Rev David Whitmarsh and Helen Isenberg sang. Interment followed at Grace Land cemetery with pallbearers I M Stickle William Woodworth H A Wilkison S R Wilkison L M Wilkison and Harry Wilkison
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Catherine Wilkison
Joseph C. Wilkison
Ashland Avenue
S. F. Hershey
First Presbyterian Church
David Whitmarsh
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Helen Isenberg
Sharon
Graceland Cemetery
How to Make Good Coffee List
Clean the pot always. Do not use yellow laundry soap. Bask Task soap sterilizes coffee pots and utensils, keeping them clean and sweet. Easy Task soap works for cooking vessels as well as cloth and glassware. It costs five cents a cake.
Mason Engineering Plant Expanding in New Wilmington
Work at the Mason Engineering and Manufacturing plant continues with the machine shop completed and engine and machinery installation underway. The plant, ready for operation in about two weeks, will add a foundry and cupola to the south with a new Sharpsville railroad switch. The project will employ many workers and run the engine on gas to avoid smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Mason Engineering & Manufacturing Co
Sharpsville Railroad
New Castle Visitors Attend Socials and Meetings
Prof and Mrs W W Troup were in New Castle yesterday. Mrs W J McAnlis and daughter visited local friends. Mr and Mrs J J Weber of New Castle visited at the Allsworth home. G H Getty left for Pittsburg after a visit home. Crescent and Varsity clubs with guests picnicked on the Neshannock. Jay Allsworth and his wife returned home after visiting relatives. J C McFadden and Audley Boyd hosted a visit before returning to Butler county. Invitations for the senior class reception opening Westminster commencement extend to Dr and Mrs Russell for Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
Varsity
Neshannock
Jay Allsworth
New Castle
J. C. McFadden
Audley Boyd
Butler County
Russell
Josephine
Katherine Jenkins
Sharon
Quincy A. McBride
Winter Avenue
Pittsburg
Josephine Thorp
Grove City
H. M. Thorp
Park Avenue
W. A. Stone
Boyles Avenue
Valpariso
Ind
W. H. Shipler
Blanche
Mary Shipler
Mercer
Youngstown
William McCleary
Harbor Street
Lulu McCleary
Merrick
Eastbrook
Margaret Shields
Jamestown
J. K. Heess
A. E. Lewis
Akron
Thomas Lewis
Sutton Street
Dora Astring
Canton, O
L. C. Rice
Croton Avenue
Birdie
Edna Bahra
East Washington Street
Bellaire
Wheeling
W. Va
Lawrence Stevenson
North Beaver Street
Shenango Valley Hospital
C. H. Garber
North Bay Street
Highland Avenue
Helen Wright
Local residents noted in ill health and travels
Personal mentions list residents across the city and nearby towns noting illnesses recoveries and visits. Emma Craig and Edith Childs are ill or confined at home, while others travel, visit relatives, or return from trips to Sharon Pittsburg Mercer and beyond.
Ladies of Golden Eagle to Meet for Pictures
The Ladies of the Golden Eagle will gather in their hall on Wednesday evening for group photographs to be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Golden Eagle
Ladies of the Golden Eagle
Foot agony vanishes with EZO ointment
An advertisement promotes EZO foot ointment offered by the Ezo Chemical Co Rochester N Y. It promises relief from sore feet bunions callouses rough skin and chilblains with a money back guarantee and a 25 cent jar through Geo W Clutton. Mail orders accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Clutton
EZO
Ezo Chemical Co
Rochester
Fame for Hands and Arms From One Night’s Cure
Grace Benson claims a home remedy using Kulux Compound and witch hazel to transform hands and arms. She says one night’s treatment removes tan sun spots freckles rough pores and wrinkles and improves neck and shoulders. She urges others to prepare the prescription at home and apply twice daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Benson
Women Missionary Society Plans Quarterly Meeting
The Woman's Missionary society of the First Baptist church will hold a quarterly meeting at Mrs. Clyde Griffith’s home 231 Crawford avenue with Mrs. Harry Remsey and Mrs. Lamont Wagner as associate hosts. Reports from the state convention at Sharon and the Grove City associational convention will be shared by Miss Alma Broadhead who goes as a missionary to China in September. Rev. Whalen will report on the Northern Baptist convention focusing on missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of
The
First Baptist Church
Clyde Griffith
Crawford Avenue
Harry Remsey
Lamont Wagner
Sharon
Grove City
Alma Broadhead
Craig Street
China
Whalen
Great Northern Baptist Convention
Mizpah Circle Disbands For Summer At First Presbyterian
Mizpah circle of the First Presbyterian church closes for summer with first fall meeting set for the first Monday in September. A picnic is planned at the park on Thursday July 11. Miss Alma Edson led the lesson study and Miss Eva Rearke reported on the recent convention. Annual donation day will give canned fruit to the Almira Home with each member donating one jar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Alma Edson
Eva Rearke
Almira
Philathea Class Event at Mulberry Street Home
Miss Bertha Keelan and Miss Grace Campbell will entertain the Philathea class of Central Presbyterian church at the home of Miss Keelan on Mulberry street Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Keelan
Grace Campbell
Central Presbyterian Church
Mulberry Street
L. L. O. L. No. 129 Meeting Planned For Quilting Day
L L O L No 129 holds all day quilting at Mrs Martha Morriss home on Bell avenue. The Girls Friendly Society at Trinity Church meets tonight at 7 15 PM with important business to transact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Morris
Bell Avenue
Girls’ Friendly Society of
Trinity Church
Central Presbyterian Ladies Aid to Meet Wednesday
The Ladies Aid society of Central Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Central Presbyterian Church
Third U P church to lead prayer meeting at Almira home
The Third U P church will oversee the prayer meeting service at the Almira home Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P. Church
Almira Home
Ladies Aid Meeting at St. Paul s Lutheran Church
The Ladies Aid society of St. Paul s Lutheran church will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. A Timm of Atlantic Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
A. Timm
Atlantic Avenue
Unlabeled Beaded Accessories List
A catalog style list items such as neck chains perfume beads hat pins pocketbooks chain purses hand bags silver mesh bags beaded bags belt pins cuff links parasols from an archival source without context or narrative. The collection highlights various fashion accessories and decorative items referenced in the period document.
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Reunion
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Metzler
Breakfast
Mather Bros, CO
Mather Bros. CO
Alborn-Heasley
Oo”, ¥. B.dinh
Mrs. Wilkison
Evwer
iFievwer’s
Mason Eng
New
Wilmington
W. W. Troup
W. J. McAnlis
Mrs. J. J. Weber
Allsworth
G. H. Getty
Emma Craig
Clyde K. Perrine
Edith Childs
John O'Connor
Blanche Bashline
Ross Patterson Abbott
Kittanning
Sligo
Clarion County
Missionary Meeting
Philathea
Girls’ Friendly Society
Ladies’ Aid
KODAK
NEW Castle Stationery CO
North
Mercer ST
Springboro
Wallace B. Sheldon
Box H
Hutchison
East Brook, PA
O. K
R. ©. McBride
the Mineral Water
Henry CO
Valerie Phoe
Bell Phone
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