Quiet Wedding at Pearson Home
Miss Mary Louise Pearson married John M. Watson Jr. in a quiet ceremony at the Pearson home on North Mill Street. Dr. D E S Perry conducted the service for only immediate family. couple to reside in Buffalo New York at Inwood Place. Out-of-town guests included Mr and Mrs Robert H Cunningham, Mr and Mrs Edwin Pearson, and Clifford Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Pearson
North Mill Street
Mary Louise Pearson
John M. Watson
Highland Avenue
D. E. S. Perry
Trinity Church
Buffalo, N. Y
Inwood Place
Robert H. Cunningham
Indiana Harbor
Edwin Pearson
Pittsburg
Clifford Watson
Detroit
Musical Event at Kirmess Ties Local Talent Night
A Tuesday evening program titled Uncle Remus Serenade Down on the Levee features a cast of known local performers including Deacon Cottonwood Uncle Remus Allessander Lee Slippery Ellem Smoke Williams Bones Johnson Aunt Jemima and Steamboat Bill They are joined by the Bingville Farmers en route to New Castle for a number between acts as they seek friendly entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirmess
Uncle Remus
Deacon Cottonwood
Allessander Lee
Slippery Ellem
Smoke Williams
Bones Johnson
Aunt Jemima
Steamboat Bill
Bingville
New Castle
Highland Basket Club Dinner Honoring Miss Margaret White
A dinner in Yellowstone park Grove on Friday evening accompanied by an elaborate menu marked the compliment to Miss Margaret White of Neshannock avenue who leaves for a summer stay in the park next Wednesday. Twenty guests attended including out of town visitors Messrs. Barney De France David Morton Ellwood City Charles Kennedy New Brighton Orin Panner and Mr Levis Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret White
Neshannock Avenue
Yellowstone Park
Highland Basket Club
Park
Grove
Barney de France
David Morton
Ellwood City
Charles Kennedy
New Brighton
Orin Panner
Mr. Levis
Rochester
Norwood Hostess Plans Week Of Visit For Wedding Guests
Miss Josephine Fessler of Norwood Avenue will entertain the E A T girls Monday afternoon in honor of Miss Evelyn McMannus and Miss Ethel Alexander of Greenville. They arrive that morning to stay until Wednesday when Miss Fessler accompanies them home for the McMannus McCreary wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Fessler
Norwood Avenue
Evelyn McMannus
Ethel Alexander
Greenville
McMannus-McCreary
June festival and club gatherings at local homes and church
The Silver Bay YWCA club hosts a June festival at Mr and Mrs H M Kirk residence on Moody Avenue. Miss Helen Sargent of Audley Avenue entertains the Talent Club. A Handel for Oratorio society business meeting is set for a specified hour at the First Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bay Club
H. M. Kirk
Moody Avenue
Helen Sargent
Audley Avenue
Handel Oratorio Society
First Christian Church
Martha Sewing Circle Quilt Night at Mrs Skidmore Home
Members met in the home of Mrs Margaret Skidmore on North Mercer Street Friday evening to work on a quilt. The hostess served refreshments and the location of the next meeting will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Skidmore
North Mercer Street
Martha Sewing Circle
Mrs Weyer to entertain N H Kensington Tuesday
Mrs. Weyer of Leasure Avenue will entertain N H Kensington Tuesday afternoon in a social gathering at her home Attached are details of the visit and host interests for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weyer
Leasure Avenue
N. H. B. Kensington
Birthday Party for Little Miss Henrietta Jones
To celebrate her seventh birthday, Henrietta Jones entertained 28 first grade associates from Highland School on Friday afternoon from 2 to 6. The party was chaperoned by teacher Miss Zoe Hays and hostess Mrs. George Jones, assisted by Miss Martha Roth and Miss Lavetta Walls. Games entertained the guests and a lawn lunch was served at 4 o'clock. The hostess received several useful and pretty remembrance gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Jones
West Falls Street
Highland School
Zoe Hays
George Jones
Martha Roth
Lavetta Walls
Last Meeting Ends Season of Local Woman's Guild
The American Woman's Guild gathered Friday at Mrs. S. O. McMillin's Shaw Street home. Members shared reports on U S Commission Form of Government Mrs Shira Social Evils in the U S Mrs William Arrow and Standard of Living in U S Mrs Thatcher. Plans formed for a park breakfast during a mid June visit by former member Mrs J N Blackstone of Lima Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woman's Guild
S. O. McMillin
Shaw Street
U. S
Shira
William Arrow
Thatcher
Park
J. N. Blackstone
Lima
Ladies Pay Social Visit To Basket Club Event
Miss Elizabeth Harding of Middle town Ohio along with Miss Bell and Miss Emma Bell of Sharon were guests at the Basket club gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs A W Harbison on East street. An elaborate dinner was served by a committee including Mrs B A Young Mrs John M Butz Mrs W K Hugus and Mrs Charles A McCready followed by cards. The gathering adjourned to resume in the fall with the opening session hosted by Mr and Mrs C J Kirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Harding
Middletown
Miss Bell
Emma Bell
Sharon
Basket Club
A. W. Harbison
East Street
B. A. Young
John M. Butz
W. K. Hugus
Charles A. McCready
C. J. Kirk
June Bride-Elect Shower Hosted by Mrs. Samuels
Complimentary to her cousin Miss Mabel Sankey, Mrs. Herbert Samuels of Highland avenue entertained 20 girls at a miscellaneous shower Friday evening. The house was decorated with summer flowers and the honoree received a variety of gifts. The hostess, aided by her mother Mrs. A. H. Mc Bride and Mrs. Pete Meehan, served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Sankey
Herbert Samuels
Highland Avenue
A. H. McBride
Pete Meehan
Jeffery Roberts Wedding Quietly Solemnized at Home
Miss Cartie L Jeffery of Barbour Place and Mr R Frederick Roberts of Croton Avenue wed in a morning ceremony at Rev C C Merrill home on Croton Avenue with close friends present The couple plan a wedding trip to points and Canada and will reside on Wilmington Avenue after September 1 The bride is the Croton school principal and daughter of Mr and Mrs Jefferson Jeffery. the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs H B Roberts of Croton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartie L. Jeffery
Barbour Place
R. Frederick Roberts
Croton Avenue
C. C. Merrill
Points
Canada
Wilmington Avenue
Jefferson Jeffery
Croton School
Roberts
H. B. Roberts
Surprise Birthday Party for Olive Cluse at Sadie Hall Home
Thursday evening celebration honoring Olive Cluse at Miss Sadie Hall’s Neshannock Avenue home featured music games and many gifts. Attendees included Glenn Shaver Harry McCullough James Marsh Fred Pennington Chas Henry Ralph Ranney Joe Reddie Royal Phahler Ed Cowden Earl Atkins Ed L Dout W Biddle William Ayers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Hall
Neshannock Avenue
Miss Olive Cluse
Miss Cluse
Glenn Shaver
Harry McCullough
James Marsh
Fred Pennington
Chas. Henry
Ralph Ranney
Joe Reddie
Royal Phahler
Ed Cowden
Earl Atkins
Ed L. Dout
W. Biddle
Wm. Ayers
Zelda Black
Erma Pinney
Helen Rhinehart
Mabel Johns
Pearl Dout
Essie McMurray
Lulu Byers
Emma Biddle
Anna Craft
Sylvia Cluse
Struthers
Farewell Dinner for Miss Mary McIntyre Heads Local Club
Miss Minnie Warnock hosted the M. H. M. G. girls on Friday at the New Castle club to honor Miss Mary McIntyre president who leaves Monday for a summer in McKeesport. Nine were served, flowers adorned the table, and an hour of music followed before an evening at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McIntyre
McKeesport
Minnie Warnock
Superior Street
New Castle Club
Park
Birthday Dinner for Mrs Catherine Kimberley
Mrs Catherine Kimberley’s birthday was celebrated at West Washington street with a noon dinner hosted by her daughter Mrs Clarence Cotton. Relatives gathered for an elaborate menu and tasteful appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Kimberley
West Washington Street
Clarence Cotton
Local Personal Notes Show Visits and Returns Across Town
Kenneth Leslie of Pine street has returned from visiting Sharon friends. Miss Effie Williams of Washington street returned from friends in Beaver Falls. Mrs. William Lind of Cleveland visits her mother Mrs. Henrietta Hartsuff of East street. Miss Mary Cleland of Harlansburg is ill with pneumonia. Mrs. Paul Gilbert of Sebring visits her parents on Terrace avenue. Miss Gertrude Hawkins of Union town visits Miss Jessie Wilson of North Mercer street. Miss Marjorie Guy of Portersville returns home after visiting her brother Earl Guy. Miss Belle Kennedy of Bellville returns from two weeks with Mrs. Mary Shatzer on Grant street. Mrs. William E. Keener of Pittsburgh returns after days with her mother Mrs. Mary Camblin of Wallace avenue. Mrs. Margaret Bruce called to Portersville for her father John Neiper’s illness. Miss Arvilla Locke and niece Alma Locke of Highland avenue leave for California for two months returning in August. Robert Lewis Allen, graduate of Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, plans to spend summer with his mother on North Mill street. Miss Gladys Robertson and brother Allan Robertson home for summer with Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Robertson of Leasure avenue. Albert Miller and family of Monongahela City and Mrs. Mary Toms of Allegheny conclude a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Miller on Baw street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Williams
Washington Street
Beaver Falls
William Lind
Cleveland
Henrietta Hartsuff
East Street
Mary Cleland
Harlansburg
Paul Gilbert
Sebring, CO
William Beck
Terrace Avenue
Gertrude Hawkins
Uniontown
Jessie Wilson
North Mercer Street
Marjorie Guy
Portersville
Earl Guy
Belle Kennedy
Bellville
Mifflin County
Mary Shatzer
Grant Street
William E. Keener
Pitsburg
Mary Camblin
Wallace Avenue
Margaret Bruce
Portersyville
John Neiper
Arvilla Locke
Alma Locke
Highland Avenue
California
Robert Lewis Allen
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Mary Allen
North Mill Street
Gladys Robertson
Birmingham
Tubercular Hump of Boy Is Removed
Albert Schnell, a Baltimore boy with spinal tuberculosis causing a large hump, underwent a pioneering surgery at Kennan hospital for children. Surgeons removed diseased spine sections, inserted leg bone grafts, and rewove tissues to restore support, allowing him to walk upright once strength returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Albert Schnell
Kennan Hospital
Albert
Reunion of Shenango Valley Hospital Nurses at Y W C A
Friday evening featured a reunion of graduates from Shenango Valley hospital held at the Y W C A. A well arranged dinner for 18 was served in the dining room and a Victrola concert provided entertainment in the later hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Valley Hospital
Mrs DeGraff Pearson Travels Before Northfield Commencement
Mrs. S DeGraff Pearson of West Grant Avenue leaves this evening for New York to visit a school friend for a few days before attending commencement at Northfield Massachusetts. Before returning she plans to visit friends in Bridgeport Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. DeGraff Pearson
West Grant Avenue
New York
Northfield
Mass
Bridgeport
Akaceewa Ken Sington Guests at Crawford Avenue Lunch
Members of the Akaceewa Ken Sington were hosted by Mrs. Florence Klee on Crawford Avenue on Friday evening. The gathering followed the usual procedures and a dainty lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akaceewa Kensington
Florence Klee
Crawford Avenue
Bay Family Reunion Set for June 12 at Patton Home
The Bay family annual reunion occurs next Thursday June 12 at Mrs. Kate Patton’s Court Street residence. Many relatives from out of town are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Patton
Court Street
Girls Enjoy Afternoon at Mrs Howe Home
The X. Y. Z. girls spent Friday afternoon at Mrs. William B. Howe's Boyles Avenue home. They engaged in usual diversions and were served delicious refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Howe
Boyles Avenue
Picnic of Lookout Kensington Moves to Wednesday
The Lookout Kensington picnic planned for next Thursday at Mrs William Foster's Boston Avenue home has been moved up to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
William Foster
Boston Avenue
Book club basket picnic set for June 17
The Book club will hold a basket picnic on Tuesday June 17 at the home of Mrs. T J McCleary on Lee Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Book Club
T. J. McCleary
Lee Avenue
Women’s Home Mission Society Hosts July Picnic
The Epworth church Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary society met at Mrs. T. W. Dickson’s East Washington home. Devotionals were led by Mrs. I. R. Houk and discussions on Chinese children followed by Mrs. H. C. Weaver and Mrs. G. J. Forrest. A July picnic at Highland Park was decided in place of the second Friday meeting. Supper was served by Mrs. A. W. Reynolds, Mrs. A. Wylie, Mrs. C S. Hart and Mrs. Carrie Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home
Foreign Missionary Society
Epworth Church
T. W. Dickson
East Washington Street
I. R. Houk
H. C. Weaver
G. J. Forrest
Highland Park
A. W. Reynolds
A. Wylie
C S. Hart
Carrie Brown
Kensington Meeting Scheduled by Trinity Church Daughters
The Daughters of King of Trinity church will meet Monday evening at 7:30 in the guild room of Trinity church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. B. Kensington
Daughters of King of Trinity Church
Trinity Church
Couple Lives Together Seven Years Without Words
Baltimore court records reveal John Hasselbaugh filing for divorce after seven years of cohabitation with his wife without a single spoken word between them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
John Hasselbaugh
J D F Society Meets at Cro ton Home for Picnic Planning
The J. D. F. society met in Mrs. George Holmes home on Cro ton avenue Friday night. A committee was appointed to arrange a picnic to be held shortly. After the business session a social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. F. Society
George Holmes
Croton Avenue
Heye awarded alimony and counsel fees in divorce suit
Mrs. Blanche A W Heye wins 15000 dollars yearly alimony and 2000 dollars in counsel fees from her millionaire husband as pending divorce proceedings. She sought 78000 alimony a year and 15000 in fees. Justice Aspinwall rebukes extravagant socialite behavior and notes the husband’s estate declining from 2 million to 300 thousand. Corespondent named Myrtle Vincent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National News Association
New York
Blanche A. W. Heye
Children’s Day Exercises at Highland United Presbyterian
The annual Children's Day program will be held Sunday morning at the Highland United Presbyterian Sunday School. An interesting program is planned to be rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland United Presbyterian
Austrians Favor Cheaper American Shoes in 1911 Trade
A U S bulletin notes hand made boots still outsell machine made in Austro-Hungary but rising education in machinery use boosts demand for American footwear. U S Machinery Co entity dominates Austrian trade with Maschenefabrik Moenus as main rival. Pest prices for men and women range from about 4.47 to 8.12 dollars per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National News Association
Washington
Austro-Hungary
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
United States Machinery Company
Maschenefabrik Moenus
Budapest
United States
Austria
Auto Owners Obey Police Chief’s Parade Request
Most auto owners followed Chief Mitchell’s appeal to keep vehicles off the main streets during the parade. A few refused, with 25 to 30 cars lining Mercer Street and many more on Jefferson Street and the side streets crossing Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Mercer Street
Jefferson Street
Washington
Proposal to move Thanksgiving date to Gettysburg anniversary
Springfield Ill June 7 A proposal to ask President Wilson to change this year’s Thanksgiving to November 19 to mark the Gettysburg address anniversary will be voted on in the Illinois senate next Tuesday State Senator Hugh S Magill offered the resolution asking Wilson to proclaim the earlier date
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Wilson
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois Senate
Hugh S. Magill
Turkey Dinner At the Tea Cup Inn Ad
A Sunday turkey dinner at the Tea Cup Inn offered in two seatings from 12 to 2 and 5 to 7. The advertisement promotes the event to diners seeking an afternoon and evening meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea Cup Inn
Deaths of the Day Victor Blandine and A. W. Frazier
Victor Blandine of Ellwood City died Friday at 3 p.m. after a long illness. He was 55, born in France, and survived by wife Marie and children Jeanne Louis Philip. Funeral plans pending with Catholic rites expected Monday in Ellwood. Interment Hoysdale cemetery. Also, A. W. Frazier of Clinton died Friday at 42 after nervous trouble. Survived by mother Sarah and siblings Lillian Mary Mabel John William. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at Clinton M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Blandine
Ellwood City
West End
France
Marie Blandine
Jeanne
Louis
Philip Blandine
Ellwood
Hoysdale Cemetery
A. W. Frazier
Clinton
Sarah Frazier
Lillian Royse
Mary Maxwell
Farrell
Mabel
John
William Frazier
Beaver
Clinton M. E
Funeral Services for Mrs Briggs Held at Almira Home
The funeral of Mrs Caroline Briggs widow of Stillman Briggs was held at 9 30 Saturday morning at the Almira Home with Dr J H Clemens of the First Methodist church officiating. Interment followed in Greenwood cemetery. The funeral of Edward Sargent of Eastbrook will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Briggs
Stillman Briggs
Almira
J. H. Clemens
First Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Edward Sargent
Eastbrook
Michigan Still Out of Big Nine Conference
The executive committee of the Big Nine met yesterday and took no action toward reinstating the University of Michigan, leaving the school still outside the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
University of Michigan
Michigan
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King
Kodak
Metzler
Cascade
J. Weinberg Bell
S. Mercer St
Guild
Club
Kenneth Leslie
Pine Street
Bay Reunion
Howe
Missionary Meeting
J.D. BF. Society
Highland
Mather Bros.co
Mather Bros. the
Washington St
Turkey
Dollar Savings Association
Neshannock Ave
Mr. Briggs
East North St
Dunn & Rice Co
Union
Bell
Harris
East Washington St
Serge
Madam Rumball
NEW Castle Stationery CO
Ino. C. Dwyer
Jeweler and Optician
New Castle, Pa
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