Missionary Tea Follows Meeting at Epworth Church
The Foreign Missionary Society of Epworth Methodist met Friday at Mrs J R Houk’s Florence Ave home with 35 guests including husbands and children. Mrs W J Marshall led and devotionals were by Mrs A M Leohner. Mrs Robert Russell and Mrs Samuel M Rearie presented an program and a tasty menu. Hostess aides were Mrs L D Nelson Mrs Frank Churchfield and Mrs Frank Rutter. Next gathering set for July at Mrs A W Reynolds’s Lutton St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society
Epworth Methodist Church
J.R. Houk
Florence Avenue
W. J. Marshall
A. M. Leohner
Robert Russell
Samuel M. Rearie
L. D. Nelson
Frank Churchfield
Frank Rutter
A. W. Reynolds
Lutton Street
Circle of 89 Annual Picnic and Area Gatherings
The Circle of 89 will hold its annual picnic at Cascade Park with a 5 30 gathering in the dancing pavilion and a 6 30 dinner in the dining hall. The Ministerial association plans a banquet at the Y M C A. Mrs Craig Steen of North street will entertain the Nameless club. An Epworth league Ben Hur entertainment is set for First Methodist Church premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle of '89
Cascade Park
Ministerial Association
Craig Steen
North Street
Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Ben Hur
Roberts Bride and John Van Brunt Wed in Presbyterian Ceremony
Rev. H F Given of the First Presbyterian church officiated as Miss Ethel Della Roberts of Erie wed John Van Brunt of Pittsburgh with the bride's sister Jean nette Roberts as sole witness. The couple, daughters of Mr and Mrs C B Roberts of Ridge Street, will reside on 191st Street in New York after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Roberts
H. F. Given
First Presbyterian Church
Ethel Della Roberts
Erie
John van Brunt
Pittsburg
C. B. Roberts
Ridge Street
City
York
191St Street
Bhame and Miller Wed at Evans City Ceremony
Miss Christena CC Bhame daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bhame Middle Lancaster and Conrad A Miller of Portersville were married at Evans City Tuesday afternoon Rev A H Ginder officiated The couple will reside in Portersville and are highly esteemed in their communities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christena CC. Bhame
William Bhame
Middle Lancaster
Conrad A. Miller
Portersville
Evans City
A. H. Ginder
Mrs De Normandie Hosts Luncheon For Chicago Guest
Mrs White of Chicago joined Mrs John De Normandie of Milton Street for a Friday afternoon luncheon. Summer flowers adorned the tables and the hostess was helped by her daughter Mary.
Mrs L B Hamilton Plans Two Afternoon Card Parties
East Falls resident Mrs L B Hamilton invites guests to two large afternoon card gatherings next week. One event is set for Wednesday afternoon and the second for Thursday at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Hamilton
East Falls Street
Meet at hall at 2 PM Sunday June 6
Public notice lists meeting of M. A. W. 5269 to be held at the hall at 2 oclock in the afternoon on Sunday June 6. Contact 247-11 for details.
Guild Picnic Planned at Cascade Park for June 10
The Ameri can Women's guild concludes its 1908 09 season with a Friday gathering at Mrs Lyle Emery s home. A Cascade park picnic is set for Thursday evening June 10 with member families as guests. Program included Old Testament Quotations and talks on Encyclopedia ownership and Jewish Americans. Year books for 1909 10 were distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Women's Guild
Lyle Emery
Lyndal Street
Mina Organ
S. O. McMillan
Albert Wilson
Burrows
George Fails
J. A. Johns
Cascade Park
Eugene Field
W. V. Fielding
America
Baron Hirsch
C. N. Lockhart
Prospect Pa Reunion At Cascade Park Draws Wide Attendance
Mr and Mrs Charles Walker Mr and Mrs Frank Barclay and Mrs J C Nelson of Youngstown attended the Prospect Pa former residents reunion at Cascade park on Thursday with guests from Pittsburg Butler Portersville Zelienople Evans City Wampum Meadville and four generations present. It was decided to hold annual reunions on the third Tuesday of June with next year at Cascade park for central accessibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Walker
Frank Barclay
J. C. Nelson
Youngstown
Cascade Park
Prospect
Pittsburg
Butler
Portersville
Zelienople
Evans City
Wampum
Meadville
Missionary Society Met With Mrs Patti son Presiding
Ladies' Missionary Society of the Reformed Presbyterian church met Friday afternoon with Mrs. E. J. Pattison presiding. Mrs. Mary Boggs led devotionals and Mrs. R. C. Dodds, delegate to the Presbyterial convention at New Alexandria, W. Va, May 1, gave her report. Next meeting set with Mrs. J. S. Martin at College Hill, Beaver Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Missionry Society of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
E. J. Pattison
Mary Boggs
R. C. Dodds
New Alexandria
W. Va
J. S. Martin
College Hill
Beaver Falls
June meeting of city Christian women’s groups convenes at Mrs Phillips home
For several years the C. W. B. M. of the city held their annual June meeting at Highland avenue home of Mrs. Thomas W. Phillips. A talk by Miss Elsie Taylor the state organizer followed the business session. A social hour with lunch concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Phillips
Highland Avenue
Elsie Taylor
Kensington club meeting hosts honor guest at Beaver Falls
Mrs James Brooks of Beaver Falls was the honor guest at the 1909 Kensington club gathering Friday afternoon. Mrs James McCullough of Blaine street served as hostess. A delicious lunch was served. Mrs Dittman of South Cedar street invites members to attend next Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brooks
Beaver Falls
Kensington Club
James McCullough
Blaine Street
Dittman
South Cedar Street
Bible Class Picnic At Park By Y W C A Members
The Bible class of the Y W C A taught by Miss Christine Butler enjoyed a park picnic Friday. Dinner was served in the grove at noon and the lesson followed. Miss Grace Erhardt, secretary of the Y W C A, was a special guest and presented Miss Butler with a fine Bible on behalf of the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Butler
Grace Erhardt
Miss Butler
Lincoln Euchre Club Returns With Pleasant Evening
Guests of Mrs. Mary Browne of Lincoln avenue enjoyed a Friday evening with the Lincoln Euchre club. Favors were awarded to Mrs. Charles A. Phillips and Dr. H. W. McKee. A luncheon followed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Browne
Lincoln Avenue
Lincoln Euchre Club
Ecords
Charles A. Phillips
H. W. McKee
Mrs Mason and Daughter Visit Garfield Avenue Family
Mrs. Stewart R. Mason and her daughter June Jeannette of Rochester New York arrived in the city this afternoon to spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fink of Garfield avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart R. Mason
June Jeannette
Rochester
N. Y
Edward Fink
Garfield Avenue
Local visitors and social notes from Sharon and New Castle
Mrs Edward Hochadel of Sharon and Rev L K Peacock with wives visited New Castle. Several locals report health notes and travels, including teachers Bertha Houston and Harriet Sterling visiting friends. Families attend funerals and graduations. sheep losses reported for Philip Frew. a group went to New Castle to view a ball game. Burke family at the opera house for a commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hochadel
Sharon
Rev. L. K. Peacock
New Castle
T. E B. Smith
Walnut Street
W. G. Felmeth
Pittsburg
Bertha Houston
New Wilmington
Harriet Sterling
McKeesport
Harry Ballard
Oak Street
Grove City
Harriet Hess
Mary
Neshannock Avenue
Oil City
Philip Frew
Slipperyrock Township
Frew
Philip Conway
John Mitchel
Myer Frank
Father Miller
George Mahany
Youngstown
South
Sharon Cor
T. F. Burke
Mary Burke
Margaret Corcoran
Opera House
Belle Crowther
Small Card Party Honors Friends in Pleasant Milton Street Event
Miss Myrtle Hughes hosted a informal gathering Friday evening to honor Mrs. Felix Grnether Jr and three tables of guests played cards with pretty favors awarded to Mrs. Hiram G Miller and Miss Grace Woodworth. A luncheon followed with Mrs White of Chicago among the players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Hughes
Milton Street
Felix Grnether, Jr
Hiram G. Miller
Grace Woodworth
White
Chicago
Kensington girls hold last meeting at Nettie Lambs home
The N H B Kensington girls met Friday afternoon at Miss Nettie Lambs home on Neshannonck avenue for sewing socializing and refreshments. It was the last regular meeting of the season with a picnic likely to be held later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Union
C. W. Foulke
Highland Avenue
Mahoning County
Ohio
Lawrence County
Ith
N. H. B. Kensington
Nettie Lamb
Neshannock Avenue
Highland Five Hundred Club Social Notes
Mrs. Jack Snyder of Neshannock avenue hosted a Friday afternoon Highland Five Hundred gathering. Prizes went to Mrs. A. C. Hileman and Mrs. BE Hileman. Lunch was served and in two weeks Mrs. BE Hileman of North Jefferson street will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Snyder
Neshannock Avenue
Highland Five Hundred Club
A. C. Hileman
Eb, Hileman
E. Hileman
North Jefferson Street
Dinner Party at Pittsburg Street Hosted by Miss Brinton
Miss Martha Brinton entertained at her Pittsburg street home with a six o'clock dinner. Out of town guests included Miss Blanche Potter of Ellwood City and Messrs Howard Irwin Lyle Miller and Harry Purvience of Beaver Falls, along with Fred Hazen of New Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Street
Martha Brinton
Blanche Potter
Ellwood City
Messrs
Howard Irwin
Lyle Miller
Harry Purvience
Beaver Falls
Fred Hazen
New Brighton
Smith Family to Take Extended Western Trip
Mr and Mrs EB L Smith and daughter Amy of Wallace avenue will depart in a week or two on an extended western tour. They plan to visit friends in Los Angeles California and attend the Seattle exposition, expecting to be away three or four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. L. Smith
Amy
Wallace Avenue
Los Angeles
Cal
Seattle Exposition
J B G Girls Skip Program For Card Night At Blaine Street
The J B G girls played cards at Miss Marjorie Smiths Blaine street home Friday evening. Lunch was served and two weeks hence Miss Ruth Woodworth of Park avenue will entertain the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Smith
Blaine Street
Ruth Woodworth
Park Avenue
Special meeting of Harper Thurman WCTU at St Luke's Elm St
The Harper Thurman Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold a special meeting at St Luke's A M E Zion Church on Elm Street this Sunday at 4 p m. A special program will be rendered and all are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Thurman
St. Luke’s A. M. E. Zion Church
Elm Street
Quiet Epworth parsonage wedding unites Gertrude McQuay and William Minteer
Dr A R Rich officiated at a quiet ceremony at Epworth Methodist parsonage uniting Miss Gertrude R McQuay and William Minteer of this city in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Methodist Parsonage
A. R. Rich
Gertrude R. McQuay
William Minteer
Rev Earl Wilfley Visits City on Lecture Tour
Rev Earl Wilfley formerly pastor of Park Christian church is visiting the city on a short leave of absence from his First Christian church of St. Louis. He recently finished dates in West Virginia and will lecture in Detroit and other Michigan cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wilfley
the Park Christian Church
Wilfley
First Christian Church of
St. Louis
Indiana
West Virgina
Michigan
Detroit
Strikes Spread Across Baltimore & Ohio Locomotive Shops
The B and C machinists report nationwide strike support in Baltimore and Ohio shops protesting the piecework system. Strikers claim many nonunion workers and pension-bound veterans are unaffected while company tallies show widespread absenteeism and ongoing vacancies as Baldwin supplied nonunion workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Baldwin
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio
Mount Clare
Parkersburg
Pittsburg
Auburn
Ind
Wheeling
Riverside
Cloud Burst Delays Struthers Street Car Traffic
A heavy cloud burst struck Struthers Ohio Friday night around 9. Torrential rain washed street car tracks causing severe damage and traffic delays lasting for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struthers, Ohio
Struthers
Dr. H. S. Jordan to Speak in New Castle Soon
Dr. H. S. Jordan of San Diego will not arrive in New Castle until next week. A mistaken impression had spread that he would arrive today. He expects to reach Youngstown next Tuesday and then come to this city within a day or two. He will occupy his former pulpit at First Presbyterian church on Sunday June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Jordan
San Diego
Cal
New Castle
McCandless Cleans Alleys in Foreign District
Will McCandless health officer works to improve sanitary conditions in the right ward alleyways. He is succeeding in cleaning and upgrading the area’s cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will McCanndless
Foreign
McCandless
Dog Warden Jack Young Nets 20 Strays in One Day
City dog catcher Jack Young reports a busy day with at least twenty stray dogs captured. Quick netting and roaming dogs marked the scene as he patrolled urban streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Young
Young
Piano Tuning Call By Joseph Ritter Jr In Pittsburg
Joseph Ritter Jr a Pittsburgh piano tuner recommended by his father will be here next Tuesday. Leave orders at Metzler's Book Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ritter, Jr
Pittsburg
Metzler’s
Pittsburg Restaurant Reopens Under New Management
The Pittsburg restaurant will be open Monday to all old patrons and new ones under the management of Wm Rearic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Wm. Rearic
Browns Return From Al lance Visit
Mr and Mrs William Brown of Oakstreet have returned from Al lance where they were guests of the latter s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
Oakstreet
Allance
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Roberts van Brunt
MR. Crewe
Edith
MR. Opp
Whispering Smith
Doctor Bryson
Bob Hampton
Placer
Night Mail
Helena Richie
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Bishop
Chippendales
Katrine
Metzler
M. E
Guild
Missionary Meeting
Cc. W. B. M. Annual Meeting
Kensington
Cub
Highland 500 Club
California
McQuay-Minteer
Mather Bros.co
Mather Bros. Company
East Washington Street
Euwer
New York
Ladies Neckwear Sale
Lars
Copenhagen
Griffon Brand
Jordan
Cascade Picture Shows
M’candless
the Outlet CO
THE
Standard Vacuum Cleaner CO
Washington St
G. W. Veach & Co
Bell
Union
M. L. Gormley
Dudley Mfg. Company
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