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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
3
Miss Lucille Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Ross of Brooklyn N Y plans to marry Mr Paul Cubbison of Sheridan Avenue. He will spend a week in New York before their secret wedding trip then return to Delaware Avenue and begin housekeeping.
If weather is pleasant the Circle of 91 and families picnic at Mrs. J Lee McFate on West Washington extension Tuesday afternoon and evening. If rain occurs the annual outing moves to Mrs. W E B Porter on Wallace Avenue. Families are special guests and dinner is served at seven.
The Ladies Aid society of the First Presbyterian church postpones the Wednesday picnic to Thursday June 28 at the home of Mrs Eliza Mc Bride on Wallace avenue. The regular meeting remains at the church on Wednesday afternoon at the usual hour.
Mrs William Weller and her daughter Nellie Weller from Carbondale Illinois visit Mrs A F Frew Pitt Street during the summer to spend time with relatives in the area.
Miss Agnes Wallace of Wallace avenue will depart shortly for a visit with Miss Anita Hummell near Harrisburg. Both young women attend National Park Seminary at Forest Glen, Maryland.
The descendants of the late George and Isabella Vogan Book plan their second annual reunion at Muddy Creek Falls on Thursday June 16.
June social season continues with numerous weddings and gatherings. Nurses' Alumni host 1910 class. Orange Lodge meets. P L D Reading circle hostesses. Daughters honored at Tea Cup Inn. several picnics and club meetings planned at parks and homes across New Castle.
The 24th annual Emery Pizer reunion will be held at Stewart Chestneys in McConnells Mills on Thursday June 9. Travel via the Western Allegheny road with a stop at Rose Point. Mrs John W Knox hosted a luncheon for four at the Country Club this afternoon followed by a card game.
Miss Ellen Long of East Falls Street leaves for Chambersburg to attend a commencement week reunion at Wilson College, marking the event as part of the college’s celebration.
Miss Lottie Nicklin hosted a small but prettily appointed dinner at the Tea Cup Inn Saturday evening in honor of Miss Grace Eckles of Sharon.
Local friends of Paul Greenwood of Youngstown will be interested to learn of his approaching marriage to Miss Grace Wilcox, a prominent Youngstown girl.
Methodist church will convene in the parlor this evening at 7 30 as delegates report on the convention.
The Ladies of New Castle Orange lodge No. 129 will hold a regular session this evening.
Relatives and 30 family members gathered Saturday at Mrs James Mayberrys Crawford Avenue home for a birthday anniversary party. A 6 o clock dinner and informal proceedings followed including a purse presentation to the honored guest. The annual class of 1904 reunion committee met to set June 30 for the sixth reunion with a park banquet and impromptu toasts.
Miss Mayme Hogus of Vine street and Miss Ada Kerr of Chestnut street depart Tuesday morning for Butler to attend the wedding of Miss Edna Kamerer and Mr. Russell Johnston, set for Wednesday at five o'clock. Miss Kerr will play the wedding match. rehearsal is Tuesday evening.
Mrs. James Banks hosted a lavender and white themed dinner on Sumner avenue Saturday for Miss Ortha Rose of Oakfield New York. Eight guests attended and an informal social period followed. Miss Rose leaves Tuesday morning.
Due to the sudden death of her brother Edward Ryan, Miss Margaret Ryan of Pittsburg street and Mr. Christian Walter of St Marys church Pittsburgh have had their wedding scheduled for Tuesday morning postponed.
Plans for a major hunting expedition led by Paul J. Rainey include Harry Whitney Captain Robert Bartlett and explorer party members. The voyage on the Boethic will start in New York with supplies for a year and Arctic travel toward Etah Elsmere Land to hunt musk oxen.
The article recaps a commemorative service at First Presbyterian Church in New Castle noting the town’s oldest congregation founded in 1801, past pastors, and the 1845 and 1896 church buildings. It recounts musical selections, memories from J. G. Nothdurst and Mrs. J. N. Martin, and a 1849 presidential visit by Taylor during county formation.
Personal mentions list residents visiting relatives and friends in Pittsburg Youngstown Mercer county Jamestown and Chicago with dates varying across Sundays and weeks Includes Lee Kane Bessie Durant Rae Durant Clara Bullock Eleanor Anderson Naomi Masters and others traveling visiting relatives and missionaries among Italians in the city and guests staying with F E Sowersby and Dr S A Bowman.
Croton W C T U will meet at Mrs. F H Rohlf's home Tuesday at 2 30 to commemorate Jen nie Cassidy's birthday. Flower mission day will be observed.
In a bonded warehouse at 110 to 116 Washington Street, a back-draught caused an explosion killing two firemen, Timothy Cotter and William Healy, and badly injuring three others. Twenty-two firefighters were seriously hurt. the total loss is under 100000.
E. F. G. Harper writes to Republican voters in Lawrence County after losing the assembly race. He thanks supporters, notes he is not a politician, and pledges to back the nominees and wish them success.
A wry exchange from the Houston Post notes a tale of domestic missteps with a jokey back and forth about entering unseen and leaving unheard, capturing a lighthearted slice of urban life.
In June we devote time to housecleaning to prepare for the rest of the year. Since our consolidation on April 1 we operate with a capital of 1,125,000 dollars and plan big actions to sell more pianos for the same money or the same pianos for less.
This June sale seeks to dispose of all used and secondhand stock and rental stock. It aims to clean up all odds and ends and dispose of discontinued styles. It also clears many of the highest priced instruments and tidies music rolls.
The inventory blends used, second-hand and rental pianos of varying condition from fair to nearly new. Some items are reliable standard makes, while others show wear but are repaired to first-class playing condition. The high-priced line features Chickerings Knabes and Hardmans. These top pianos are offered to convert into cash rather than idle display pieces.
The notice states all instruments are offered at spot cash prices with six percent interest for time taken on secondhand and discontinued styles. For expensive new instruments short term carry accounts of 12 to 18 months are possible at six percent. Prices are described as very low with little or no profit in many cases.
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