Organ Recital Benefits Red Cross At New Castle Church
New Castle hosted a Monday evening organ recital at the First M E Church to aid the Red Cross. Organist Julian Raymond Williams led a program with violinist Elsa Von Moltke- Emery and bass Joseph Williams, with Miss Mariam Beth Williams on piano. Proceeds totaled nearly all clear after modest expenses, with a silver offering of 33 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
M. E
Red Cross
Julian Raymond Williams
Elsa von Moltke- Emery
Joseph Williams
King’s Daughters
Earl Thompson
L. G. Nail
Williams
Lincoln
Neb
M. B. Williams
United States Aviation Corps
Emery
Mariam Beth Williams
Bach
Elsa von* Moltke-Emery
Thome
Bohm
Schumann
Widor
Callerts
Grieg
County Derby
Grainger
Northwestern University
Lutkin
Francis Hemington
Chicago
Sullivan Eddy
Stross
Hybrias the
Elliott
Cadman
Miriam Beth Williams
Santa
Madelssohn
Lemare
Wolstenholme
Handel
Guilmant
Organ Recital Impresses Fans With Stirring Climax
The recital showcased Williams with sureness and powerful execution. He earned many friends and admirers and it is hoped he will be heard again soon.
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Williams
Highland Kensington in Metzler Home
A Monday evening featuring the Highland Kensington group was hosted at Mrs. Charles T. Metzler’s Centennial street home. Guests included Mrs. F. B. McAllister Mrs. Stewart Mills Mrs. A. L. Morrow and Miss Pearl Johnson. The gathering center was informal needlework and visiting with refreshments served by Mrs. Metzler assisted by her sister Mrs. Myron Rice.
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Highland Kensington
Charles T. Metzler
Centennial Street
F. B. McAllister
Stewart Mills
A. L. Morrow
Pearl Johnson
Recital and social events in Greer hall and area clubs
Recital in Greer hall by Miss Jennie Davies pupils. Euchre by Ladies Auxiliary in K P hall. Luncheon Bridge at Country club with Mrs. Oursler and Mrs. Bleakley. Y O A meeting on South Mercer. 8 S P Girls with Rae Ott at Cascade Park. Idlewile, Ruth Whaley, Lenora, Mrs. Tate, East Side Needlecraft groups and others listed. Double wedding at St Marys church Delia OConnor Edward Smith Katherine O Connor Herbert Russell. Day Nursery board meeting at 3 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer Hall
Jennie Davies
R. T
P. Hall
Country Club
John S. Oursler
H. EB. Bleakley
Levi Perrott
South Mercer Street
Rae Ott
Cascade Park
Idlewile
Edward Johnson
Clayton Street
Ruth Whaley
Chestnut Street
Lenora
Irwin Tate
Hillcrest Avenue
East Side
Needlecraft
Watson Hamil
S. O. B. Kensington
William McGrew
McClelland Avenue
Mary Mershimer
West Side
Stewart Thompson
Lutz Sus
Norman Hann
St. Mary’s Church
Delia O’connor
Edward Smith
Katherine O’connor
Herbert Russell
Miss Olive Milliken to Wed Chamberlin at Homestead
Mrs. James Ward Jr hosted a dinner for 22 at Brown Place Squirrel Hill in honor of Miss Olive Hough Milliken and her fiancé Samuel D. Chamberlin son of Hartford residents. The couple marries tonight at 8 at First Presbyterian Church Homestead with Miss Milliken presenting the honor maid and six bridesmaids, all with engraved gold doreine boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ward, Jr
Brownplace
Squirrel Hill
Olive Hough Milliken
John Foster Milliken
Munhall
Samuel D. Chamberlin
Frank Chamberlin
Hartford
Conn
H. M. Dickson
First Presbyterian Church
Homestead
Milliken
Helen Ailes
Vinnie Baker
Meadville
Catherine Foulkes
South Rebecca Street
Pittsburg
Bride-Elect Lena Pressel Receives Shower From L D Club
The L D club girls hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Lena Pressel, bride-elect next week, at Miss Anna Wadlinger’s Atlantic avenue home. Gifts were numerous and pretty, with Miss Fitzgerald of Youngstown visiting. Hostess Mary Wadlinger and Miss Maria Ellsworth assisted, and two weeks hence Mrs Joseph Pressel of Etna street will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Pressel
L. D
Anna Wadlinger
Atlantic Avenue
Miss Fitzgerald
Youngstown
Mary Wadlinger
Maria Ellsworth
Joseph Pressel
Etna Street
Shields Bride Livermore Wed in Quiet City Home
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Golda Anne Shields daughter of Mrs. W. D. Shields at 206 North Bay Street to John Francis Livermore both residents of the city. The ceremony occurred Monday evening at the bride's home with Rev. W. P. Graham officiating in a small gathering of relatives and close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golda Anne Shields
W. D. Shields
North Bay Street
John Francis Livermore
W. P. Graham
Patterson Family Heads to Wooster for University Commencement
Mrs T A Patterson and Mr and Mrs Edwin Schreiber of Wallace Avenue will leave Friday for Wooster Ohio to attend commencement festivities at Wooster University next Wednesday June 13 Their son Elmer Patterson a senior in the class of 83 will receive a bachelor of science degree Mr Patterson departs Tuesday evening to join the family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Patterson
Edwin Schreiber
Wallace Avenue
Wooster, O
Wooster University
Elmer Patterson
Patterson
Bible class social at First M E church
At the home of Mrs Earl Thompson Highland avenue the Kings Daughters Bible class of the First M E church will be entertained Thursday evening Associate hostesses are Mrs Frank Fischer Mrs Will Woods and Mrs Enright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Thompson
Highland Avenue
King’s Daughters
M. E. Church
Frank Fischer
Will Woods
Enright
U. S. Club Enjoys Home Dinner In Highland Avenue
Members were pleasantly entertained at Mrs. Ernest Withers home on Highland avenue Monday evening. A tureen dinner was the main feature with visitors Mrs. Philip Stack and Mrs. Edward Orr assisting. A Regent theatre party was planned as a later diversion.
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U. S
Ernest Withers
Highland Avenue
Philip Stack
Edward Orr
Regent
Quiet Youngstown Wedding Sees Mary McLaughlin Wed John Simpson
Miss Mary McLaughlin and John Simpson both of Youngstown were quietly married Monday at 5 PM in the Cro ton Methodist church parsonage. Rev W P Graham officiated with Miss Mildred Gibson serving as witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McLaughlin
John Simpson
Youngstown
W. P.graham
Croton
G A T 1914 Club Meeting Postponed One Week
The meeting scheduled for Thursday with Mrs. Samuel Baker has been postponed for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Baker
Luncheon and Cards Prove Interesting at Book Club Meeting
A valley crowd attended a Monday luncheon at Mrs. A. S. Love and Miss Laura Miller home on Croton avenue. Fillies of the valley filled the table while bridge dominated the afternoon. Mrs. B. F. Butler invited members to the next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Club
A. S. Love
Laura Miller
Croton Avenue
Bridge
B. F. Butler
St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid Plan Meetings And Event
The Ladies Help Society meets Wednesday at 2 30 at 12 Atlantic avenue withMrs Kemm hosting. Home Guards assemble at 4 30. Dr Charles Lee a Korea native and Drew Theological seminary graduate will present an illustrated Korea lecture at 7 45 with the official board adjourned afterward. Epworth League socials are set for Thursday at the homes of C C Harry P H Kearns and A G McClure. Children day exercises are scheduled for Sunday at 11 a m with baptism at 3 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Kemm
Atlantic Avenue
Charles Lee
Korea
Drew Theological Seminary
Epworth League
C. C. Harry
County Line Street
P. H. Kearns
Shenango Street
A. G. McClure
Marshall Avenue
Dinner at Burns Home For N B C Club In Youngstown
A prettily appointed dinner in Mrs. James Burns home with sister Miss Belle Snyder as associate hostess drew N B C club members and guests. Guests included Mrs. Hiram McConnell of Ash tabula Mrs. McDonald Miss Morrison and Miss Lyda Thompson of Youngstown. Assistants were little Elizabeth Burns and Master Billy Burns. A Kensington was the order of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burns
Youngstown
Belle Snyder
N. B. C. Club
Hiram McConnell
Ashtabula
McDonald
Morrison
Lyda Thompson
Miss Elizabeth
Billy Burns
Kensington
Local Graduates Headed to Philadelphia for Drexel Ceremony
Dr. C. A. Reed travels to Philadelphia to join Mrs. Reed for their daughter Elizabeth Reed's graduation from Drexel Institute today. They expect to return Sunday. Other local graduates include Miss Maude Kennedy of Pearson street and Miss Sarah White of Neshannonk avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Reed
Philadelphia
Reed
Elizabeth Reed
Drexel Institute
Maude Kennedy
Pearson Street
Sarah White
Neshannock Avenue
Walnuts Street Social Dinner Planned for Lena Hart
Mrs Frank Robinson of Walnut street hosted a 6 o'clock dinner Monday evening for Miss Lena Hart and guests in anticipation of her forthcoming marriage to Fred B Allen. Eight guests dined, with summer flowers as table centers, as Miss Margaret Elleby aided her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Hartman
Fred B. Allen
Frank Robinson
Walnut Street
Margaret Elleby
Central Circle to Hold Noon Basket Picnic at Armstong Home
The Central Circle of Central Presbyterian plans a noon basket picnic at Mrs. Matthew Armstrong's home in Mahoningt wn on Thursday June 7. Those attending may take the 11 o'clock car from the diamond and should bring their own dishes and silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Matthew Armstrong
Mahoningtown
Diamond
Laurel Band Girls Entertained by Miss Elsie Francis
The Laurel Band girls were entertained Monday evening by Miss Elsie Francis of East New Castle. After a brief business session a social hour followed with refreshments served by the hostess mother assisted by Mrs Ralph Francis. The next meeting will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Band
Elsie Francis
East New Castle
Ralph Francis
Mrs Hamilton and MecAnlis Join National Conference Trip
Mrs Jessie B Hamilton and Mrs J G McAnlis depart Wednesday morning for Pittsburg to attend the National Conference of Charities and Correction. Thursday afternoon Mrs William Phelan of the Mothers assistants of the Allegheny county board will entertain Pennsylvania board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie B. Hamilton
J. G. MecAnlis
Pittsburg
National Conference of Charities and Correction
William Phelan
Mothers’ Assistants
Board of
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania Board
First Baptist Section One Meeting Postponed
The Section One gathering of First Baptist Church with Mrs George Jones set for this afternoon has been postponed to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
George Jones
E G E Club Social Visits Freida Montgomery
Associates in the E G E club spent Monday evening with Miss Freida Montgomery of Pearson street. The usual diversions claim ed attention and her mother assisted in serving refreshments. In two weeks Miss Alice Lowers of Monroe street, will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. E. Club
Freida Montgomery
Pearson Street
Alice Lowers
Monroe Street
New York Visitor J H Jordan Sees City Family
J H Jordan of New York spent Sunday with relatives in this city and his wife Mrs Jordan, who has been visiting for three weeks, departs for home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Jordan
New York
Mrs. Jordan
Reverend and Mrs Farr Return From Meadville Graduation
Rev and Mrs C G Farr returned Monday after attending commencement exercises at Meadville where their niece Miss Ruth Pitt graduated from Allegheny College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Farr
Meadville
Ruth Pitt
Allegheny College
Meadville Commencement Honors Allegheny College Grad
Mr and Mrs P H Reider and Mr and Mrs Andrew Reider of this city attended the Meadville commencement where Kenneth Reider graduated from Allegheny College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Reider
Andrew Reider
City
Meadville
Kenneth Reider
Allegheny College
Hadley Family Visit Concludes in Akron
Mrs J P Hadley of Monaco and Misses Alice and Clara Hadley of Akron ended a few days visit to Mr and Mrs R G Maxwell of Winter Avenue today.\
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Hadley
Monaco
Alice and
Clara Hadley
Akron
R. G. Maxwell
Winter Avenue
A Son Born to Mr and Mrs Edwin Garvin
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Edwin Garvin of Boyles avenue.
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Edwin Garvin
Boyles Avenue
Mass Meeting of New Castle Afro-Americans Tonight
A mass meeting of the colored people of New Castle is set for tonight at 8 15 at the Masonic hall Jackson block Neshannock avenue. G L Smith urges every colored person to attend, stating the gathering is of great importance.
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New Castle
Masonic Hall
Jackson Block
Neshannock Avenue
G. L. Smith
Local Notes Include Visits and Travel of Area Residents
Crushed foot plans a quick return to Bell Telephone duties. J. G. Miller returns from an east tour visiting Philadelphia Washington Hartford and other large cities. Mrs. T A Thomas of South Oakland avenue comes back from Pittsburg and New Castle. Mr. Thomas and Mr. Mrs. Arthur James and Harold join Mrs. Mary Davis for a motor trip to New Castle with hosts Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Thomas.
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Bell Telephone Company
J. G. Miller
Philadelphia
Washington
D. C
Hartford
Conn
T. A. Thomas
South Oakland Avenue
Pittsburg
New Castle
Thomas
Arthur James
Harold
Mary Davis
Trevor Thomas
Sharon Herald
Death Claims Damages From Railroad Crossing Incident
Judge Emery heard demurrers in the Schweikert case seeking 50000 for widow Rose Schweikert after her husband Edward Schweikert, a Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg brakeman, was killed July 22 1916 when a loose plank at Gardner avenue crossing knocked him before an engine on Baltimore and Ohio lines. Also heard arguments in several other motions and discharges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Rose C. Schweikert
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Mahoning and Shenango Valley Railway and Light Company
Schweikert
Edward Schweikert
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Gardner Avenue
D. F. Watson
Charles A. McKeever
J. S. Long
Thomas Donnelly
News Company
John Podolski
John Dengokenchi
Lyle G. Emery
Clyde Gibson
Andrew Shausberger
Stephen Volonik
Rotarians Elect Seven Directors At Tutino's
New Castle Rotary club met at Dominick Tutino's on South Jefferson street for luncheon and business. Seven directors were elected for one year: Clare P. DuShane, William J. Evans, Frank F. Fischer, L. N. Mehlberg, F. S. Michener, J. Lée McFate, H. S. Toynbee. Retiring officers are President George F. Winter, Vice President Fred L. Rentz, Secretary Harry S. Toynbee, Treasurer Rudolph Stadelhofer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Grand Jury Returns True Bills in Most Cases
Grand jury reports true bills in six of eight indictments this morning. Cases include Thomas Sanders felonious assault and battery, Charles H. Boa desertion and non support, Steve Harris obtaining money by false pretenses, Emma Bailey felonious assault and battery, Arthur Dawson larceny, and E E McCartney larceny by bailee all true. Cecil West larceny from person and Eph Kirkwood felonious assault and battery split by count with not a bill on first count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sanders
Chas. H. Boa
Steve Harris
Fred Isabella
Emma Bailey
Emma Davis
Arthur Dawson
E. E. McCartney
Cecil West
Eph Kirkwood
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Julian R. Williams
Victrola Department
Victrolas
Mather Bros. Co
East Washington St
Metzler
Shields-Livermore
Anita Baldwin
California
the Oaks
Baldwin
Lucky” Baldwin
Ladies’ Aid
Epworth M. E .Church
Central Circle
Laurel
William Davis
Miller Street
Paul Simison
Volant
John Walter
South Mill Street
Rosena Blau
Pennsylvania Avenue
Beaver Falls
Lawrence Williams
Bleakley Avenue
David Jones
Canonsburg
Thomas Jones
Long Avenue
S. W. Gibson
Allen Street
Sharon
West Middlesex
Harry Davis
David Matthews
Eva English
Ray Street
Fred McKee
H. M. Wirsing
East Street
Ruth
Helen Shilton
Freedom
Edward Shilton
Saxon Barber
Buffalo
N. Y
Helen Murphy
Margaret Ryan
Cunningham Avenue
Henry Bohlman
Washington, Pa
George Earl
Mary Oskey
New Castle Hospital
Sharon Telegraph
Edward Eppinger
Chester
W. Va
D. McGoun
Tutino’s
Regent Theatre
Barrier” Rex Beach
Lewis O. Selenton Ck
By Rex Beach
Rex Beach Pictures Co., Inc
Rex Beach
Grand Jury
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