Deaths in Sharon and area recall typhoid tolls
A Sharon Telegraph report lists the deaths of Mrs. Mary J. Marshall 65 in Sharon after a four week illness. She leaves a husband, George, and three daughters. Miss Sarah Ann Gill 18 died in Youngstown from typhoid fever. her burial followed in Center cemetery. George Clout 30 died in New Castle hospital of typhoid fever after eight years in the U.S.. funeral at St. Joseph's church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Marshall
Thomas Marshall
Wengler Avenue
Buhl Hospital
Sharon
Rochester, Pa
Marshall
Beaver Valley
Joseph Reeves
George Marshall
Spring Street
Alice Lytle
Newastle
Sarah Weigle
Youngstown
Bessie Preece
New Brighton
Sarah Ann Gill
Mahoning Valley Hospital
West Federal Street
Youngstown Exchange
Girard
Gill
Miss Gill
George Clout
Pennsylvania Avenue
New Castle Hospital
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Rachel Alexander
Funeral services for Mrs. Rachel Alexander widow of Thomas Alexander were held Monday at 2 PM in the Reformed Presbyterian church where she had long been a member. Rev J S Martin of Beaver Falls conducted the service praising her life and faith and spoke tenderly of her memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Alexander
Thomas Alexander
Reformed Presbyterian Church
J. S. Martin
Beaver Falls
Martin
Rainbow myth shifts as rub‑a‑lac sale replaces gold
An old rainbow myth is recast noting only those who reached the end found rub‑a‑lac, praised as good as gold. The ad urges readers not to chase rainbows and to buy rub‑a‑lac at grocery stores.
Two Local Deaths In Shenango Valley Area
After a month with pleurisy Mrs Lena Coda of Chewton died at Shenango Valley hospital at age 41. Her burial was arranged at Offutt's undertaking rooms. Infant Mary Rezek, six weeks old, died after a week with illness. Funeral set for Wednesday at St Joseph's Church with burial in St Joseph's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Coda
Chewton
Shenango Valley Hospital
Offutt
Mary Rezek
Mary
George Rezek
Bridge Street
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Free Lecture On Japanese Life At Christian Church
Free public lecture by W. D. Cunningham at the First Christian church Wednesday at 8 pm. He discusses religious educational political and social conditions in Japan with slides and a collection of Asian curios. He also details a journey through Korea Manchuria and Central China. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
W. D. Cunningham
Tokyo
Japan
Cunningham
Korea
Manchuria
China
Knights of Pythias Defeat Lawyers in Twilight League
The Knights of Pythias beat the Lawyers 7 to 6 at Cassade Park Monday evening in a well played Twilight league game. Peter Porter and Lew Lamb hit three bags. England Rosenburg McElevy English Chambers credited with two bags. Chill left with a badly split finger. Batteries Chambers Uber Bryan McElevy Reese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Cascade Park
Peter Porter
Lew Lamb
England
Rosenburg
McElevy
English
Chambers
Bryan
Reese
Chill
Budapest Fiance's Smoke Won't Hold, Mathilda Breaks Engagement
Budapest social note reports Mathilda Haska ends engagement after fiancé, a nonsmoker, asks her to quit smoking. She states she can live without a husband but not without cigarettes, revealing a clash over habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathilda Haska
Budapest
The Drawback and Philosophy of Fame
A literary fragment quotes the Philosopher of Folly on fame noting some acquire it some achieve it and some have it thrust upon them, yet those with it thrust upon them often lack guidance on how to handle it.
Intellect Versus Fashion in a Cautionary Tale
A female moth laments her two daughters, one loves books and study while the younger chases clothes and frivolity, highlighting a clash between intellect and fashion through a fable-like interior monologue. The tale frames parental concern over balanced interests and character.
Notice of nonliability for wife's debts
Notice states I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife Mary K. Park. Signed by Geo. E. Park at 24812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. Park
Geo. E. Park
Notice to Carpenters Local Union 206 Meeting
All members of local union 206 are requested to be at the meeting Thursday evening June 10. Business of importance to transact. By order of the secretary 24912.
Ferguson Lambie Wedding Held in New Wilmington
The wedding of Miss Helen Ferguson and Rev. Hugh Lambie took place at the bride’s home in New Wilmington with 130 guests. The ceremony used the ring rite. reception followed and the couple departed for a several week wedding trip. Both are Westminster graduates likely to reside in Gladden Pa. after he begins at United Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ferguson
R. G. Ferguson
New Wilmington
Hugh Lambie
Allegheny Seminary
Pres. R. M. Russell
Westminster
Julia Doyle
Lew Davidson
Jane
Louise Ferguson
Eila Montgomery
Lucile Nevin
Margaret Bell
Minnie McMasters
Clara Elliott
Bernice Young
Gladden
United Presbyterian Church
Huber Ferguson
Mansfield
Jas. Ferguson
Bellevue
John Davidson
Allegheny
Ross Davidson
Mary Sharp
Muskingum _ college
Greensburg
Margie Cochran
Tronette
Alabama
Minnie Schenck
Kensington
Ira Montgomery
Burgettstown
Elizabeth
D. M. Thorne
Iberia
Mae Alexander
Chambersburg
Oil City
Messrs
Earl Miller
Wm. Goehring
Reade McCroy
Gordon Nevin
Local Social Calendar and Upcoming Weddings
At 4:30 the marriage of Kathryne Hartzel and Frank McLaughlin will be held at the bride’s home. Mollie Jones and Harry Sherrard plan a ceremony at the Jones家 home. Clara Heitzman and J. L. Mariacher wed at St. Joseph church at 8:30. The Current Events circle of 1906 meets with Mrs. J. Lee McFate. Alameda club hosts Miss Gwendolin Lamb. W S P club visits Mrs. George Hoelzle. Mrs. L. B. Hamilton hosts card party. Johnston reunion at William Johnston’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryne Hartzel
North Beaver Street
Frank J. McLaughlin
Falls Street
Mollie Jones
Harry H. Sherrard
P. V. Jones
Walnut Street
J. Lee McFate
West Washington Street
Clara Heitzman
J. L. Mariacher
St. Joseph’s Church
Alameda
Gwendolin Lamb
Martin and Pollock Avenues
W .S. P. Club
George Hoelzle
Wallace Avenue
L. B. Hamilton
Johnston
William Johnston
Commencement Week at Dana's Musical Institute
War ren Ohio correspondent reports a full week of events at Dana's Musical Institute. Undergraduates open with a concert and a barn dance, followed by graduates concert and Senior Military Band, then class day with parade picnic and orchestral concert. Alumni banquet honors Irene Woodcock of New Castle, Pennsylvania, as the sole graduate this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana’s Musical Institute
Warren, O
Irene Woodcock
New Castle
Nameless Club Meets At Mrs Steen Home For Euchre
A pleasant meeting of the Nameless club was held Monday evening at Mrs. Craig Steen’s East North street home. Progressive euchre occupied three tables, followed by a luncheon. The club plans to meet again in two weeks with Mrs. George Parsons of Cleveland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Steen
East North Street
George Parsons
Cleveland Avenue
Pretty Dinner for Bride Elect Hosts in Pink Theme
Miss Nelle Stevenson of North Beaver Street hosted a six o clock dinner for her guest of honor Kathryne Hartzel the fiancee of Frank J McLaughin. The table featured pink and white sweet peas hand painted place cards and a green heart centerpiece. After dinner guests played hearts with Hartzel winning a prize. Hostess Miss Anna Stevenson assisted while covers were laid for several guests including Felicia Hamilton Jesse Clark Eva N Patterson Phila Colley Hazel Sutton Clara Wilkinson Pearl White Edna Bradford Francis Foulk and Kathryne Hartzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Stevenson
North Beaver Street
Kathryne Hart- Se
Frank J. McLaughn
Hartzel
Anna Stevenson
Felicia Hamilton
Jesse Clark
Eva N. Patterson
Phila Colley
Hazel Sutton
Clara Wilkinson
Pearl White
Edna Bradford
Francis Foulk
Kathryne Hartzel
Circle of ’89 Picnic at Cascade Park
The Reading circle of ’89 held its annual dinner Monday at Cascade park dining hall with 41 members and guests. A 10 member committee was named to arrange the fall luncheon at Mrs. E A Donnan’s home. Judge and Mrs. W B Porter were honor guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Cascade Park
E. A. Donnan
North
Jefferson Street
W. B. Porter
Airdome Hosts Partello Stock Company in Girl of the Streets
Last evening the Airdome drew a large crowd for the Partello Stock Company presenting A Girl of the Streets. The company received high marks for acting and scenery with Miss Malcolm charming as the Girl and Miss Leon appealing as Vera in handsome gowns. Weather permitting the play will be repeated tonight and tomorrow the college girl will be offered by request. Tonight is news boys night with free tickets for communicators of each paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdome
Partello Stock Company
New Castle
Partello Company
Malcolm
Leon
Fifteenth Anniversary of Elias Reno Marriage
Relatives gathered at the Reno home to mark the fifteenth anniversary of Elias and Mrs. Reno with many remembrances. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Thompson and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Orion Thompson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Reno and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reno and family, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ferree and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elias Reno and family, Susie Reno, Braden Reno, John and Harry Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Reno
Alfred Thompson
James Thompson
Frank Thompson
Orion Thompson
Curtis Reno
Charles Reno
Daniel Ferree
Miss Mollie Jones to Wed Harry H. Sherrard Wednesday
A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Mollie Jones of Neshannock boulevard hosted by Misses Mabel and Gert rude Beer. About a dozen guests participated in guessing games and a variety of gifts were presented before a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Jones
Harry H. Sherrard
Mabel
Gertrude Beer
Neshannock Boulevard
U. S. B. S. Holds Summer Meeting and Picnic Plan
The last regular summer meeting was held Monday evening at Miss Rose Shulansky’s home on South Jefferson street. A business session was followed by a musical program and a light lunch. Decorations were pink and white. Meetings suspend until September with a Cascade park picnic set for Wednesday, June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Shulansky
South Jefferson Street
Cascade Park
Unitarian Sunday School Holds Park Picnic
The Unitarian Sunday school hosted its annual park picnic on Monday with about 50 guests. They dined in the grove at five o'clock and enjoyed a ball game and park amusements for the younger attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Unitarian Sunday School
Blaine Street Woman Attends Wilkinsburg Wedding
Miss Nellie Waite of Blaine street travels to Wilkinsburg to attend the wedding of Miss Ida Warner and Christopher Stauffer this evening in one of the town's largest churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Waite
Blaine Street
Wilkinsburg
Ida Warner
Christopher Stauffer
Tennis Club Members Plan Evening Outing
Several members of the Tennis club will enjoy a novel outing this evening when they will go to East.
Ben Hur Entertainment at First Methodist Church
The Epworth League hosted a Ben Hur entertainment at the First Methodist church Monday evening. The Home Herald company of Chicago supplied stereopticon views and a strong speaking voice. Attendees could take home a 10 weeks subscription with each ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Herald Company of
Chicago
First Methodist
Epworth League of the Church
Home Herald
Daughters of America Honor Mrs Drumm on 43rd Birthday
About 30 members gathered on Superior street Monday for a surprise party honoring Mrs. David Drumm. Miss May Roberts and Miss Edna Drumm performed musically. Speaker Mrs. Etta Graham presented a black silk waist and a gold brooch. Guests shared lunch from baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Drumm
Superior Street
Daughters of America
May Roberts
Edna Drumm
Etta Graham
Graham Wansiller Tie The Knot At Home Ceremony
About thirty guests attended the marriage of Miss Harriet FE. Graham and Percy Wansiller of Clyde Ohio at the bride’s home near the paper mill at 6 o clock. They will remain in the city until Friday then move to Clyde Ohio to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet FE. Graham
Percy Wansiller
Clyde, O
Mrs Cassius Ralph Hosts Girls' Club Meeting
Mrs Cassius Ralph will entertain the Girls' club at her sister Mrs R H Jameson's Shaw street home Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassius Ralph
R. H. Jameson
Shaw Street
Local Society Notes Highlight Family and Visitor Moves
Personal mentions cover April bride Edward M Chambers moving to Hutchinson street and visits by Thomas Hannon to his Hannon parents in Sharon. Several guests travel between Sharon Pittsburg Croton Altoona and Shenango. a golden wedding anniversary excursion is noted for Minnie Whippo’s parents. Mrs Gamble remains seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Chambers
Hutchinson Street
Thomas Hannon
J. F. Hannon
Sharon
John Knox
North East
Ira Wagner
Court Street
Mary Thomas
May Clark
Kathryn Brucholz
Minneapolis
Minn
J. S. Rice
Warren Strimater
D. T. Jones
Pittsburg
Charles P. Jones
J. B. Harry
North Mercer Street
Young Street
J. H. Miller
Clara
Bernice McCready
Mabel
Bernice Hutchinson
A. J. MecCready
Minnie E. Whippo
East Liverpool
James Whippo
Shenango Township
Frank Gamble
Family Update From Sharpsville And Chicago
Miss Hazel Wilson and Howard Wilson of Leasure avenue travel from Chicago with a cousin Miss Marguerite Wilson of San Antonio Texas for a Kindergarten commencement. The report notes Mildred Foulke returns home from Sharpsville with grandparents Rey and Mrs C W Foulke and Aunt Frances Foulke visiting Rev Roscoe Foulke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Wilson
Howard
Leasure Avenue
Chicago
Marguerite Wilson
San Antonio
Tex
Mildred Foulke
Sharpsville
Rey
C. W. Foulke
Boyles Avenue
Miss Frances Foulke
Rev
Roscoe Foulke
Better Than Ten Letters From Home
Notice offering home news delivery by mail with ten cents a week. It urges readers away from town to arrange subscriptions at The News office and warns no agent or carrier has authority to accept orders.
The Labor Problem Never Solved By Labor Requirement
The labor question will never be solved while any person must labor. The statement argues labor as an inherent condition and critiques systemic demands that force work as a persistent constraint.
W C T U Croton and L T L social meetings set
The Croton W C T U will meet Mrs Gibson Croton avenue Tuesday at 2 30 PM The Frances Willard L T L will hold a social at Miss Anna Dodds Neshannock avenue this evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton
Frances Willard L. T. L
Anna Dodds
Neshannock Avenue
Fifth Ward Bible Class Plans Outing
The Fifth ward Bible class for women will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs. Harry Smith 151 East Reynolds Street for lesson No 23 Plans for the class outing at Mrs Schells home will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
Harry Smith
East Reynolds Street
Schell
Courtship as Sailor of Cupid Turns to Divorce Court
A wry remark by Mrs Matrimonial Failure frames courtship as a voyage from the court of Cupid to the court of divorce. The line satirizes romantic pursuit and its potential end in separation.
City tops world in hotel and theater investments
American City leads globally with the highest investment in hotels and theaters, outpacing all other cities. New York trails with substantial funds, marking a major urban development lead for American City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
On the First of the Month
A witty Yale Record note warns that every affectionate billet doux eventually carries its bill due as month ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Due
Yale Record
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Laeuwer’s Sheuwer’s
Center Cemetery
Thomas
J. W
George Long
Jefferson
Thomas J. Hamill
Thomas Miquel
Rainbow
Mather Bros. CO
Mather Bros. Company
East Washington Street
Lawyers’ Team
Batistes
Champagne
Rose
Copenhagen
Aera
Miss Woodcok
Palmer
Metzler
Unitarian Picnic
Eastbrook
Buster Brown
Brown
Hamilton
Brook
Graham-Wansiller
OLD Reliable
NEW Castle Loan CO
Wallace Ridg
Washington and Jefferson Sts
Bell
Safe Deposit Box
Lawrence
Household Loan Co
Agts
Lawrence Sav. and Trust Bidg
W. Oven
Chestnut Street
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