Handel Oratorio Society Picnic Planned for June
The Handel Oratorio Society announces a picnic on Monday June 19 with a 3 30 PM departing car to Robinson's Grove for a basket dinner. Coffee and ice cream provided. married members may bring spouses. A post supper bonfire and impromptu concert follow. Notify committee men by June 17.
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Handel Oratorio Society
Robinson’s Grove
Sojety
Cora Ritchie
Mary R. Clarke
J. W. Cunningham
Nancy Cunningham
Jane Edmunds
Helen Westlake
Paul Browne Patterson
Theodore Thomas Orchestra to Play at Idora Park
The Theodore Thomas orchestra of Chicago will perform at Idora Park Youngstown on Wednesday and Thursday under the Youngstown Festival Association. The Thursday 2:15 pm concert features cellist Bruno Steindel. Wednesday includes orchestra and operatic numbers. The festival choir of 100 will sing Handel's Messiah directed by Prower Symons. soloists include Miss Perceval Allen Janet Spencer Reed Miller and Clarence Whitehill.
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I.e Theodore Thomas Orchestra
Chicago
Idora Park
Youngstown
Prower Symons
Perceval Allen
Janet Spencer
Reed Miller
Clarence Whitehill
Johnsons Return From Auto Trip To Washington
Mr and Mrs George W Johnson of Highland Avenue Mrs Charles H Johnson and children of Moody Avenue and Miss Gertrude Dowler of Lincoln Avenue have returned from a several weeks automobile trip to Washington D C and other points in the east They attended a reunion of the school Mrs D H Johnson attended in Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Johnson
Highland Avenue
Charles H. Johnson
Moody Avenue
Gertrude Dowler
Lincoln Avenue
Washington, D. C
D. H. Johnson
Washington
Stephenson Circle Social Rescheduled for Thursday
The Stephenson circle changes its social evening location from Mrs Garvin's Norwood Avenue home to Mrs Gibson's Gibson Avenue. Members will ride the West Side car to the event.
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Stephenson Circle
Robert Garvin
Norwood Avenue
Sidney Gibson
Gibson Avenue
Picnic Planned by Current Events Circle at Cascade Park
At the final meeting of the Current Events circle of 1906 for the summer, held Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. David Warnock of Walnut street, plans were laid for the annual picnic to be held at Cascade park on Tuesday June 13. Supper will be served at 7 o clock.
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David Warnock
Walnut Street
Cascade Park
Dinner for Delta Tau Delta Brothers Set at North Jefferson Home
David Jameson will entertain Mahoning and Shenango Valley Delta Tau Delta members at his North Jefferson Street residence this evening. About 12 members live in the city and 18 in Youngstown and nearby areas. Mrs Jameson will be helped by daughters Elizabeth and the Misses Rachel Morehead Mary Pearson and Jean Young.
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Jefferson Street
David Jameson
Mahoning and Shenango Valley
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Youngstown
Jameson
Elizabeth
Rachel Morehead
Mary Pearson
Jean Young
Will Be Married at Latrobe This Wednesday
A. Leroy Morrow of Centennial street will wed Miss May Jane Ford of East Main street in Latrobe this Wednesday. After a wedding trip the couple will settle in the city. Morrow works at the Standard Steel car works and formerly served on the high school faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Leroy Morrow
Centennial Street
Latrobe
May Jane Ford
W. B. Ford
East Main Street
Morrow
Standard Steel Car Works
Local society notes and upcoming gatherings
Miss Mary Jane Ford and A L Morrow wed at the bride’s home. Mr and Mrs A W Treadwell to entertain Unexpected club at the Country club. D of A Kensington and Queen Sewing circle plan a picnic at Albourn Mills. Hunt reunion to be at Stewart J Hunt’s home. Childrens Day Nursery board to meet at 3. Norma Reed and Ralph Mayberry to marry quietly. Luther League of St Paul’s meets at Carrie Mattle’s home. Ladies Aid of Central Presbyterian to meet in church parlors at 2.0. Ladies Aid of St Paul’s Lutheran to meet at H Grotefend’s home in afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Ford
Latrobe
A. L. Morrow
A. W. Treadwell
Highland Avenue
Country Club
D. of
A. Kensington
The
Queen Sewing Circle
Albourn Mills
Hunt
Stewart J. Hunt
Harlansburg Road
Childrens’ Day Nursery
Norma N. Reed
Ralph Mayberry
Shenango Township
Luther League
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Carrie Mattle
Young Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Central Presbyterian Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
H. Grotefend
North
Jefferson Street
New Castle High Class of 1904 Reunion Plan
The class of 1904 reunion committee will meet Friday evening at the home of class president Miss Helen Westlake on Highland avenue to arrange the event. The committee includes Miss Felicia Hamilton Jeannette Shaner Bessie Gailey and Messrs Sam Clark and Harry K Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle High School
Helen Westlake
Highland Avenue
Felicia Hamilton
Jeannette Shaner
Bessie Gailey
Sam Clark
Harry K. Bell
Mizpah Circle Reports On Korea In July Picnic Plan
The Mizpah circle met at the First Presbyterian church parlors. Mrs. Leroy Whiting and Mrs. Kirkpatrick spoke, and Mrs. John Hughes reported on the convention and Korea. The next meeting is set for a picnic in North Highland park on the first Monday of July.
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First Presbyterian Church
Leroy Whiting
Kirkpatrick
John Hughes
Korea
North Highland Park
Mrs Reed of Pittsburg Guests at New Castle Chapter Meeting
Mrs Mary Reed district deputy of the Order Eastern Star attended the New Castle chapter No 105 meeting in the K of P hall Monday evening. Several new members were initiated and routine business was discussed. The next meeting is in two weeks.
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Mary Reed
Pittsburg
Order Eastern Star
New Castle
K. of P. Uall
Nurse Olive Reed Returns to Harrisburg from Vacation
Miss Olive Reed of City hospital Harrisburg ends vacation at her home on the Sharon line and returns to Harrisburg. She is accompanied by Miss Bessie Hammond of Wickstreet who will enter the hospital training school.
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Olive Reed
Harrisburg
Sharon Line
Bessie Hammond
Wickstreet
Mrs Kaufman and Adelaide to Spend Summer in Cities
Mrs. Jonas Kaufman and daughter Adelaide of Neshannock Avenue and Mrs. Rice of Shenango Street have left for New York and Atlantic City to spend the summer.
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Jonas Kaufman
Adelaide
Neshannock Avenue
Rice
Shenango Street
New York
Atlantic City
Miss Wylda Millison Returns Home for Brief Postcard Visit
Miss Wylda Millison of Wilmington avenue arrives back from Bethany College Bethany West Virginia to spend two weeks at home. She is accompanied by her little niece Dorothy Hulmes of Bethany.
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Wylda Millison
Wilmington Avenue
Bethany College
Bethany
W. Va
Dorothy Hulmes
Croton Avenue Methodist Women Plan Thursday Meeting
The Women’s Home Missionary Society of Croton Avenue Methodist Church will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o clock.
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Women’s Home Missionary Society of the
Croton Avenue Methodist Church
Hershey Chapter Reschedules Meeting to 7 30 PM
The Hershey chapter will meet in the First Presbyterian church this evening at 7 30 o'clock instead of Thursday as announced on the church bulletin.
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Hershey
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Bertha Schlotzer Plans Summer Home Visit
Miss Bertha Schlotzer of Highland Avenue a member of the high school faculty will leave Saturday to spend the summer at her home in Gowanda WX.
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Bertha Schlotzer
Highland Avenue
Gowanda
Reed Mayberry wedding announced in Shenango township
The forthcoming marriage of Miss Norma N Reed and Mr Ralph Mayberry of Shenango township will be a quiet home ceremony. A kitchen shower for the couple gathered 40 friends at the Reed home in a surprise visit with gifts. Guests from this city included Misses Elsie Milton Elsie Slack Marie Riley Theodora Vandivort and Messrs Norman Vandivort Loy Hanna.
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Norma N. Reed
Ralph Mayberry
Shenango Township
Reed
L. M. Reed
J. C. McMillin
Phoebe Anne Reed
Mr. Mayberry
Robert Mayberry
Elsie Milton
Elsie Slack
Marie Riley
Theodora Vandivort
Messrs
Norman Vandivort
Loy Hanna
Pretty entertainment for Miss Lida Pomeroy bride elect
Miss Bertha Schlotter hosted a Tea Cup Inn luncheon Monday at 5 pm with pink and white decor and carnations. Attendees included Lida Pomeroy Lucille Van Gorder Emma V. Harry Annabelle and Rose Stewart Florence Neal Helen Mosley Alice Sterling Ethel Moore and Mrs Van Deman and Mrs John Hanley of Stanton Ky. A planned breakfast by Miss Bertha Stearns was postponed due to her storm delay in Clarion county. she and Ira Fulkerson family will return today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Pomeroy
Bertha Schlotter
Highland Avenue
Tea Cup Inn
Lucille van Gorder
Emma V. Harry
Annabelle
Rose Stewart
Florence Neal
Helen Mosley
Alice Sterling
Ethel Moore
van Deman
John Hanley
Stanton, Ky
Bertha Stearns
North Jefferson Street
Clarion County
Ira
Fulkerson
Elizabeth Harris Hosts Busy Centennial Street Reception
About forty guests attended a reception on Centennial street in honor of Miss Alice Snape of Utica New York and Miss Mayme Wortman of Niles Ohio. Roses and peonies decorated the event and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Harris with help from her daughter Louanna and Miss Margaret Coneby.
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Elizabeth Harris
Centennial Street
Alice Snape
Utica
N. Y
Mayme Wortman
Niles
Harris
Louanna
Margaret Coneby
Susanna Guy
Portersville
Miss Harris
Five W.’s
Amy Smith
Kensington
Louanna Harris
A. M. Graham
Shaw Street
Mrs Lee R Gordon Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs Lee R Gordon of North Mercer Street hosted her Bridge club at the Country Club today at noon for a luncheon gathering.
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Lee R. Gordon
North
Mercer’ Street
Country Club
Cohen Seeks to Clear Creek Dump Ground After Furnace Work
H. J. Cohen the new garbage collector will remove ashes and brick dumped on the creek bank during furnace cleaning. Street committee ordered action to stop creek bank dumping as the channel nears being filled. Councils will enforce immediate cleanup.
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H. J. Cohen
Railroading and Drink Separated in National Talk
The International Association of Railway Special Agents and Police met in Chattanooga where Mr. Mitchell of the Railroad Terminals' Association of St. Louis urged strict whiskey rules. He cited the standard code banning intoxicants on duty and argued alcohol causes rail losses, accidents, and theft, linking robberies to drinking histories.
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International Association of Railway Special Agents
Chattanooga
Mitchell
Railroad Terminals’ Association of
United States
Municipal Loop on Diamond Discussed by City Councils
Street committee took no action on plans to build a loop on the diamond and handed the matter to City Solicitor Gardner for opinion. The issue centers on whether the city can construct the loop and whether street car companies can be compelled to use it once built.
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Gardner
Rev R P Anderson to preach at St Luke's Church
Rev R P Anderson of Hertford North Carolina will preach Wednesday evening at eight o clock at St Luke s A M E Zion church Rev L M Uprman pastor New Castle is Rev Anderson s birthplace and many old friends will be glad to greet him
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R. P. Anderson
Hertford
N. C
St. Luke's A. M. E. Zion Church
L. M. Upperman
New Castle
Rev. Anderson
Detective off duty: two fined or discharged by mayor
Two offenders appeared before Mayor Lusk this morning. Bill Grannis was fined $3 for drunkenness. J Turner, of a Pittsburgh detective agency, was discharged after the case was heard.
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Lusk
Bill Grannis
J. Turner
Pittsburg
Kennedy seeks commission in lunacy for James F Kennedy
Joseph Kennedy of Slipperyrock township asked the court to appoint a commission in lunacy for James F Kennedy of Slipperyrock. A hearing is set for July 3.
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Joseph Kennedy
Slipperyrock
James F. Kennedy
Adams Street Selling
Mr. Fred H. Kay the plumber has bought a lot on Adams Street from the Irish Estate and begun a fine residence thereon. Adams Street is a fine thoroughfare and the lots are rapidly taken up. For plots and prices inquire of Clare.
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Fred H. Kay
Adams Street
Clare
Community notes from the county seat and surrounding towns
DUCK RUN. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Harper visited the county seat last Saturday. Robert McMunn and Mrs. Anna Smiley were at New Castle Saturday. Several young men of this place have secured jobs at the Shenango tin mill. A. J. Newton and Bert Harper made a flying trip to Lowellville last week. Andrew Newton is building a house for Michael Graham in Ellwood City. The long looked for harem skirt has at last made its appearance in our Village. Mr. and Mrs. Seph Smiley of Rochester, visited the latter's parents Sunday. Wm. Smiley and Alice Lutz attended a social at Slippery Rock church the other night. The platform dances at Springs Stop proved a complete failure and no more will be held until after the Fourth.
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Bert Harper
Robert McMunn
Anna Smiley
New Castle
Shenango
A. J. Newton
Lowellville
Andrew Newton
Michael Graham
Ellwood City
Seph Smiley
Rochester
Wm. Smiley
Alice Lutz
Slippery Rock Church
Springs Stop
Minister Peacock to Leave Sharon Church Soon
Rev. L. K Peacock is expected to receive his release from the First United Presbyterian church in Sharon on June 22 as the presbytery meets in New Wilmington.
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Sharon
L. K Peacock
First United Presbyterian Church of
New Wilmington
Cascade Union Bible Class Meets Thursday at 2
The Cascade Union Bible class district 77 will meet at Mrs. John Palmer’s home on Pittsburg street extension Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Forbes will teach.
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Cascade Union Bible
District 77
John Palmer
Pittsburg Street
Forbes
Ransom Demanded for German Professor Held by Bandits
The Turkish bandits holding Prof. Richter on Mount Olympus demand 75000 with a letter from the captive begging either the Turkish government or friends to meet the sum. Turkish troops oppose paying and seek villagers’ tips on the bandits location while tortures are reported. Friends begin raising funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salonika
Prof
Richter
Mount Olympus
Thessaly
Mt. Olympus
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Kodak
Eastman
Netzler
ART Department
MC. C. Dwyer
Reunion
Mizpah Circle
Missionary Meeting
Reed-Mayberry
Cohen
Rev
ST. Luke’s Church
Werather
Fushimi
George
Commission
Maher Bros.co
ADAMS
Washington ST
Stritmater
Hill
Clark’s O. N. T
UMC
R. W. Clendenin & Sons
NEW Castle Statignery CO
N. Mercer St
C. W. Nolan & CO
W. Nolan & CO
East Washington St
Daily News
J. S. Hennon
Gluck Jewelry CO
East
Traction Co
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin
Bell
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