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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1911

Page

14

Waite Thatcher Wedding Held Quietly at Home

Pearl Waite and William J. Thatcher were married this morning at 8:30 in the Waite home with only close family present Reverend C S Brooks officiated The couple will travel to New York Toronto Montreal and the St Lawrence region before settling in a new West Washington street home Mrs Waite is a longtime stenographer at Lawrence Savings and Trust Bank Mr Thatcher works in the Baltimore and Ohio railroad division office

Miss Pearl Waite William J. Thatcher Pearson Street Henry F. Waite C .S. Brooks First Christian Church York Toronto Montreal St. Lawrence West Washington Street Lawrence Savings and Trust Bank Thatcher William Thatcher The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Graduation Week Attendees Cited at Carnegie Tech

Invitations issued for Carnegie Technical schools commencement week with Grace Hamilton daughter of Mrs Marilla Lawson Hamilton of 208 Green street set to graduate from Margaret Morrison cooking department Friday ceremony expected to draw families and city residents.

Carnegie Technical Schools Grace Hamilton Marilla Lawson Hamilton Green Street Margaret Morrison School

Utica Visitor Honored With Luncheon at Shaw Street Home

Miss Alice Snape of Utica New York again honored at noon with a luncheon hosted by Mrs A M Graham and Miss Sunna Guy on Shaw street. Six guests attended. A Thursday evening six oclock dinner for the same visitor was hosted by Miss Grace Gardner on Wallace avenue.

Alice Snape Utica N. Y A. M. Graham Shaw Street Sunna Guy Portersville Grace Gardner Wallace Avenue

Os burn Circle Holds Regular Meeting At Home

The Os burn circle met at Mrs. Carl Dufford's Crawford avenue home Tuesday evening for a business hour and social with refreshments. Miss Pearl Morrow of Boyles avenue will entertain the circle in two weeks.

Osburn Circle Carl Dufford Crawford Avenue

Wimodausis Picnic Called Off Amid Scheduling Conflicts

At a Wimodausis executive committee meeting in the Masonic temple on Tuesday afternoon the annual picnic planned for Thursday, June 15, was canceled due to conflicting events.

Wimodausis Masonic Temple

Rachel Rebekah Circle Meeting at Bell Avenue

Mrs. James entertained the Rachel Rebekah circle on Tuesday at Bell avenue. Refreshments were served during the social period and favors consisted of pink roses.

Rachel Rebekah James Bell Avenue

Brooks postpone church entertainment to next week

Rev. and Mrs. GC S Brooks of Moody Avenue postponed their Christian Endeavor event at the First Christian Church until next week, delaying the program originally set for Thursday evening.

C. K. Social GC. S. Brooks Moody Avenue Christian Endeavor First Christian Church

Marriage License Granted in Pittsburg to May Harden and Nathan Foltz

A marriage license was issued in Pittsburg on Tuesday to May Harden of this city and Nathan Foltz of McDonald.

Pittsburg May Harden Nathan Foltz McDonald

Quiet Wedding Unites Miss Duffner and Mr Van Wert

This afternoon at 4 in First Methodist parsonage Rev. J H Clemens officiated for Miss Freda M Duffner of Edenburg and Glenn L Van Wert of North Street. They hosted relatives at the groom's home and plan a Buffalo Niagara trip then housekeeping on East North Street. Van Wert works as assistant at the Powder works.

First Methodist Church J. H. Clemens Freda M. Duffner Edenburg Glenn L. van Wert North Street G. W. van Wert Buffalo Niagara Falls East North Street Mr. van Wert

Community club meetings and social events listed

A series of local gatherings including Circulating Book club at 10 with Miss Anna King, Basket club picnic at 6 30, Thursday Night dance at the park, D of A Kensington at Mrs. Nettie Roberts, Lookout Kensington with Mrs. McCullough, Taka Kensington hosted by Mrs. J W Bryson, Cousins club at Mrs. Robert Graham, Stephenson circle at Mrs. Robert Garvin, Battery B reunion at Mt Jackson, Women's Missionary society at First Baptist with Mrs. George Jones and Miss Ethel Greer, china shower for Miss Blanche Oatey, dinner for Joseph Norris and Gordon B Anderson, American Women's league meeting at Mrs. Nicklin to elect officers, Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society picnics at Mrs. S E McCleary, Grace Gardner hosts dinner for Miss Alice Snape, Visiting Nurse association at Mrs. J N Martin, and final Worth White Bible class at Miss Margaret Wood's home.

Circulating Book Club Anna King Rhodes Place Basket Club D. of A. Kensington Nettie Roberts Lookout Kensington McCullough Cottage Street J. W. Bryson Sheridan Avenue Taka Kensington Cousins’ Club Robert Graham Pittsburg Street Stephenson Circle Robert Garvin Norwood Avenue Battery B Mt. Jackson Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church George Jones Seventh Ward Ethel Greer Madison Avenue Blanche Oatey J. C. Norris West Washington Street Joseph Norris Gordon B. Anderson Milwaukee University of Pennsylvania American Women’s League S. C. Nicklin Falls Street Women’s Home Foreign Missionary Society First Presbyterian Church S. E. McCleary Willard Avenue Grace Gardner Alice Snape Visiting Nurse Association J. N. Martin Mercer Street Worth White Margaret Wood Newell Avenue

Old Maids' Club Meeting at Mrs Russell Home

Several visitors attended the Old Maids' club gathering hosted by Mrs Jennie Russell on Hamilton Street Tuesday evening. The program included games and a paper read by Mrs Edmunds titled Why Marriage is a Failure. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs Charles Brown's Hillcrest residence.

Old Maids’ Club Jennie Russell Hamilton Street Edmunds Charles Brown Hillcrest Avenue

Royal Neighbors Plan Picnic at Cascade Park

At the meeting hosted by Mrs. Bert Perry in North Mercer street plans were made for the annual picnic for members and families to be held at Cascade Park Thursday evening June 15. Members will ride the 2:30 oclock car and stay for supper.

Royal Neighbors Bert Perry North Mercer Street Cascade Park

A. B. D. Girls Meet at First Presbyterian Church

Miss Dorothy Duff led the A. B. D. girls meeting at the First Presbyterian church on Tuesday afternoon. A lively program was presented and refreshments were served by Claree Moore Dorothy Morehead and Nell McCormick.

Dorothy Duff First Presbyterian Church Claree Moore Dorothy Morehead Nell McCormick

Women’s Home and Foreign byterian Church Meeting Picnic

The Women’s Home and Foreign byterian church will hold a regular meeting followed by a picnic at Mrs. S. E. McCleary’s home on Wilard avenue. Attendees should take the 3 o'clock Youngstown car and no guests may attend.

Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society First Presbyterian Church S. E. McCleary Wilard Avenue Youngstown

First Baptist Church Meeting This Thursday Afternoon

The First Baptist church will meet Thursday at 2 o clock with Mrs George Jones of the Seventh ward. The quarterly dues will be paid at this time and all members will take the 1 45 oclock car at Mill and Washington streets.

Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church George Jones Seventh Ward Mill and Washington Streets

Picnic plan mapped by Young Ladies Missionary society

At the meeting of the Young Ladies Missionary society of the Second United Presbyterian church plans were made for a park picnic in the last week of June. Eighty five guests attended and an interesting program was presented.

Fellowship group picnic at Cascade Park

The Fellowship committee of the Brotherhood of the First Methodist church and their wives totaling about 30 enjoyed a picnic at Cascade Park Tuesday evening. Supper was served in the grove at 6 30.

The Brotherhood of the First Methodist Church Cascade Park Grove

Breakfast at Park Honors Miss Ward and Others

Associates in the American Union Telephone office honored Miss Marguerite Ward for her upcoming marriage to Joseph Maroney with a park breakfast this morning. guests included Misses Caryl Reed Corrine Evans Marguerite Ward and many others as they spent time rowing and dining.

American Union Telephone Office Marguerite Ward Joseph Maroney Caryl Reed Corrine Evans Bessie Rogan Margaret Powell Genevieve Pender Ruby Rogan Mary Hawley Murl Smith Stella Smith Nellie Devlin Anna O’donnell Viola Kitty Stevenson

First Christian church Section 4 holds social night

Members of Section 4 of the First Christian church held a social Tuesday evening to raise money for the church fund. A short program was presented and refreshments served. Miss Griner and Miss Williams sang solos while Miss Sadie Nessle and Miss Esther Hamilton delivered recitations.

Section 4 First Christian Church

Norris Returns From Philadelphia Visit With Guest Gordon Anderson

Joseph Norris, son of Mr and Mrs J C Norris of West Washington Street, has arrived home from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He is joined by Gordon B Anderson of Milwaukee who will stay a few days as his guest. A dinner in their honor is planned Thursday evening by Mrs Norris with Mrs D S Pyle and Mrs W D Kelly as associate hostesses at a Kensington event for 20 members of the Kings Daughters of the First Methodist church to be held at the home of Mrs Pyle on Lincoln Avenue Friday at 2 30 PM.

Joseph Norris J. C. Norris West Washington Street University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Gordon B. Anderson Milwaukee D. S. Pyle W.D. Kelly Kensington King’s Daughters of the First Methodist Church Lincoln Avenue

Hershey Chapter Meets at First Presbyterian Church

Miss Elizabeth McCready presented a chapter from the study book at the Hershey chapter meeting in the First Presbyterian church Tuesday evening. Attendance was small and a park picnic is planned for one week from now.

Elizabeth McCready Hershey First Presbyterian Church Park

Pittsburgh social notes and Kazan murder arrest

Personal mentions name Hazel Williams and Joanna Shoaff as Pittsburg guests. Mrs E E Hileman and Isa belle Hileman visit from North Jefferson street. Mrs J A Cox and children travel to Rose Point for the summer. Berlin dispatch reports Alexander Zaryzin arrested in Kazan for involvement with 57 murderers.

Hazel Williams Johanna Shoaff Pittsburg E. E. Hileman Isabelle Hileman North Jefferson Street J. A. Cox North Bay Street Rose Point Berlin Alexander Zaryzin Kazan Russia Lokal Anzeriger

Locust Plague Aims Through Clarion County Pennsylvania

Reports from Clarion county describe locust swarms in the hundreds of thousands with many insects emerging from ground holes. Farmer Lewis Neeb recalls the locust as persistent and sings on tree branches all day while robins feed on the insects.

Lehighton Clarion County Lewis Neeb

Mayor Lusk Promises Safe And Sane Fourth

New Castle will not host a public July Fourth celebration though locals may still observe the day noisily. Mayor Harry J. Lusk says only a safe and sane Fourth will be tolerated with strict bans on giant crackers pistols dynamite canes and other explosives. Rules from last year will be enforced and no premature celebration will be allowed.

New Castle Harry J. Lusk

Y M C A Men Return From Columbus Convention

Secretary Hoover and Physical Director Greenwood return from the International Employee convention held in Columbus. Seven hundred delegates attended with representatives from India Korea China and Manila. Pennsylvania had strong representation and topics included recruiting training retaining workers and sending staff to China.

Hoover Greenwood Columbus India Korea China Manilla Pennsylvania

New Bedford to Play Country Club Tonight at Five

The New Bedford ball team will face the Country Club team on the Country Club grounds this evening at 5 o'clock.

New Bedford

To Bethany Commencement

Hon and Mrs. Thomas W. Phillips of Highland Avenue have gone to Bethany West Virginia to attend the commencement week exercises at Bethany College.

Bethany Thomas W. Phillips Highland Avenue W. Va Bethany College

First Presbyterian Class to Picnic at Ellen Long Home

The New Movement class of the First Presbyterian church will picnic Monday evening at the home of Miss Ellen Long on Falls street.

First Presbyterian Church Ellen Long Falls Street

Mrs. Liggett Hosts X. Z. Club Meeting Friday

Mrs. Thomas Liggett Jr of Wallace Avenue will entertain the X. Z. club Friday afternoon, hosting neighbors and friends for an afternoon gathering.

Thomas Liggett, Jr Wallace Avenue

Clearance sale on Mattings at 2nd floor discount

Stock re adjustment offers many percent off. Regular 25c China Matting drops to 15c per yard and extra heavy China Matting reduces from 40c to 25c. 25c Jap Matting patterns now 20c. Crex Mattings 36 inch from 50c to 35c per yard. Rugs and Jap Matting Rugs offered at bargain prices.

Also Mentioned on This Page

KODAK Eastman Metzler ART Department MO. C. Dwyer Jeweler and Optician St. Clout Old Maids Club Missionary Meeting Miss Ward Rae Muirhead Club Rae Muirhead Charles Greer Anna van Fleet Adah Carpenter Randolph Circle King’s Daughters Frank Fischer A. R. Kingsbury Craig Steen Edgar Phillips William Burrows Jesse Cooper W. H. Riley Hazel Crescent Avenue Carnegie Hall Helen Riley Clas J. S. Hennon & Son Carbon County Lusk Safe and Sane Maher Bros.co E. Washington ST Nottingham Co-Operative Young Women’s Christian Association A. Cascade Park Harbor Bridge Frantz New College of Engineering Port Arthur Manchuria Sant Electrical
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