Smart Function Honors Mrs Noyes At Luncheon
A group of fashionable women, over 40 in number, gathered at Mrs. Frank Baldwin’s North Beaver street home on Wednesday for a luncheon and bridge style games in honor of Mrs. Frank Noyes of Napa California. Progressive euchre at seven tables provided entertainment with prizes going to Mrs. Noyes Mrs. Edwin Ramage and Mrs. G W Johnson. Out of town guests included Miss Sue Allen of New York Mrs Frank K Woodworth of Rochester New York and Miss Zelma Oak of Bangor Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baldewin
North Beaver Street
Frank Noyes
Napa
Cal
Noyes
Edwin Ramage
G. W. Johnson
Meyers Couple Wed in Bethel Home Ceremony
Mr and Mrs W S Meyers of Sumner avenue attend the marriage of their son James H Meyers and Miss Maude Allen at the bride’s parents home in Bethel. Attendants Miss Grace Allen and John Lewis. The Rev Barr officiated and a large serenade followed. The couple will visit relatives before housekeeping on Milton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Meyers
Sumner Avenue
Bethel
James H. Meyers
Maude Allen
Robert Allen
Grace Allen
John Lewis
Wheatland
Walter Turner
West Middlesex
Barr
W. S. Meyers
Milton Street
Trinity Church Women Plan Summer Garden Party
The Women’s guild met for the final summer session and agreed on a garden party and supper at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Falls’ home in North Mill and Falls streets on Saturday night June 20. They also discussed plans for next winter’s bazaar and elected officers: President Mrs. J. Ed Cooke, Vice Presidents Mrs. Charles Beazel and Mrs. Jennie Byers, Secretary Mrs. Robert C. Howe, Treasurer Mrs. FE C Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild of
Trinity Church
Thomas Falls
North Mill and
Falls Streets
J. Ed Cooke
Charles Beazel
Jennie Byers
Robert C. Howe
C, Porter
China Lecture by Miss Bonafield At First Methodist
Miss Julia Bonafield, a returned missionary from Foochow China, spoke Wednesday evening under Stevenson circle at the First Methodist church. She has spent twenty years in China and this is her third visit home, describing Foochow girls school with 175 pupils enrolled. She was entertained in the city by Capt. and Mrs. M. S. Marquis of Front Street.
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China
Julia Bonafield
First Methodist
Stevenson
Miss Bonafield
Foochow
First Baptist Sunday School Children Practice Reminder
The children of the First Baptist Sunday school are asked to meet at the church on Thursday and Friday evenings at 7 30 for practice. This reminder excludes children from the primary department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
Chilldren
Alumni Banquet Draws 125 To Gymnasium Wednesday
About 125 alumni crowded the gymnasium for the annual banquet held on Wednesday at 1 PM. Mrs. McCreary of Hotel Mc Creary oversaw the menu, which was praised as an excellent affair.
Miss Ada Newlin Plans Centennial State Visit
Miss Ada Newlin and her niece Miss Helen Wing depart Thursday for Pueblo Colorado to revisit their former home. They will also tour Denver Colorado Springs and other points of interest in the Centennial state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Newlin
Helen Wing
Pueblo
Col
Denver
Colado Springs
Centennial
Local merchant wed at McGuffy Ohio
Miss Pearl Mabel Neiswonger and James F. Mayberry were married at the McGuffy home of the bride’s grandparents on Monday at high noon. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Haus of Ada Ohio and followed by a wedding dinner. The couple will live at 162 Crawford Avenue. Mrs Mayberry is the daughter of C W Neiswonger and Mr Mayberry is a noted Walkover Shoe merchant in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Mabel Neiswonger
James F. Mayberry
McGuffy
Haus
Ada
Wm. Sherfick
Crawford Avenue
Mayberry
C. W. Neiswonger
Mr. Mayberry
Walkover
Community clubs plan parkside picnics and socials
The Unexpected club hosts a park picnic with Mr and Mrs Edward Beadel as hosts. Cascade park marks a visit for guests entertained at Miss Katherine Kirk and Miss Anna Leavy homes. Yucatan club meets at 10 with Mrs John W Knox to arrange annual picnic. Miss Kirk hosts a large evening card party. Mrs S M Matheny hosts Highland 500 club. Putttan Sisters hold regular meeting. Miss Emma Brown hosts U S S Kensington. Mrs William M Wardrop hosts X Y Z club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Beadel
Cascade Park
Katherine Kirk
Anna Leavy
Highland Avenue
John W. Knox
North Mercer Street
S. M. Matheny
Wallace Avenue
Highland 500 Club
Putttan
Emma Brown
East Street
U. S. S. Kensington
William M. Wardrop
North Jefferson Street
X. Y. Z. Club
White family to attend W and J commencement week
Misses Margaret and Leah White of Neshannock avenue depart Friday for Washington Pennsylvania to visit their brother Robert M White senior at Washington and Jefferson College They will join Mr and Mrs William M White next week for the commencement ceremonies on Wednesday June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Leah White
Neshannock Avenue
Washington, Pa
Robert M. White
White
William M. White
Washington
Families taking summer cottage at Rose Point
Mr and Mrs H K Gregory and family of Wallace Avenue and Mr and Mrs Howard M Kirk and family of Moody Avenue have rented the Y M C A cottage at Rose Point for the summer. Mrs Leander Raney of Cleveland, mother of Mrs Kirk, will occupy the Kirk home during the summer. Mrs James Mahon of Pittsburg will visit for part of the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Gregory
Wallace Avenue
Howard M. Kirk
Moody Avenue
Rose Point
Leander Raney
Cleveland
Kirk
James Mahon
Pittsburg
Newark hostess entertains six at Kensington gathering
To compliment her sister Miss Alice Ashbrook of Newark Ohio Mrs F E Gorby of North Mill street entertained a half dozen friends informally at a Kensington Wednesday afternoon. At a seasonable hour the hostess, assisted by her sister and Miss Alice Kendrick, served a choice collation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ashbrook
Newark
F. E. Gorby
North Mill Street
Kensington
Alice Kendrick
Reverend Magill Attends Wilmington Commencement
Rev. Andrew Magill pastor of Second United Presbyterian Church travels with Miss Agnes Burns Miss Marie Parker and Miss Bertha Rhodes to Wilmington for commencement exercises. They will be guests of Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Magill
Second United Presbyterian Church
Agnes Burns
Pine Street
Marie Parker
County Line Street
Bertha Rhodes
Wilmington
R. M. Russell
Mothers League plans picnic at park for Fifth ward
The Mothers' league of the Lincoln and Garfield school met at Mrs. David Lloyd's home Tuesday evening to organize a park picnic for next week. All Fifth ward mothers will be invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ League
Lincoln and Garfield School
David Lloyd
Park
Fifth Ward
Trinity Sunday School entertained by Miss Jennie Byers
Officers and teachers of the Trinity Sunday school were entertained Wednesday evening by Miss Jennie Byers of Lincoln avenue. Plans for the work were discussed and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Sunday School
Jennie Byers
Lincoln Avenue
Mrs Patterson and Miss McKinley Tour Havana to Mexico
Mrs. George L. Patterson of North Mercer street and Miss Sara McKinley of Grant street are enjoying an extended trip. They are now in Havana and will travel next to Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Patterson
North Mercer Street
Sara McKinley
Grant Street
Havana
Mexico
Miss Jennie Aiken Leaves for San Jose to Visit Relatives
Miss Jennie Aiken of Pine street, a teacher at Central school, departed Thursday morning for San Jose California to spend several months with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Aiken
Pine Street
Central School
San Jose
Cal
Cascade Park Dining Hall Sunday Dinner Menu
Cascade Park Dining Hall offers Sunday dinner from 5 to 7 PM listing a 50 cent price. Menu includes Cream of Asparagus Soup Chicken Frisassee Roast Ribs of Beef with Brown Gravy Roast Veal Roast Park Apple Saus Creamed Tomatoes Succotash Potato Salad Green Onions Radishes Pickles Olives Compote of Rice With Peaches Apple Pie Lemon Pie Blackberry Pie Strawberry Shortcake Vanilla Ice Cream Coffee Tea.
Literary Society Elects Officers in 1906 Meeting
The Current Events circle of 1906 held its summer meeting hosted by Mrs. Frank Geiger on Walnut street. Officers elected were President Mrs. J. S. Dunwoody, Vice-president Mrs. T. A. Patterson, Secretary Mrs. Nevin Carson, and Treasurer Mrs. Charles G. Martin, with plans for a Cascade park picnic on June 16 and a September 30 regular session hosted by Mrs. T. F. Boal of Wallace avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Geiger
Walnut Street
Cascade Park
T. F. Boal
Wallace Avenue
J. 8. Dunwoody
T. A
Missionary Couple Honored at Mahoning Town Church
A reception at Mahoning Town Presbyterian marked 30 years of Siam missionary service by Dr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Dunlap. The event featured a mission talk in the auditorium, a social hour in the Sunday school room, and light refreshments hosted by church ladies. The Dunlaps plan a Connecticut summer before returning to New Castle in fall to resume duties and health hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Eugene P. Dunlap
Siam
Shaw
Mahontingtown
Dunlap
Informal Elk’s Club Luncheon Hosts Honor Guests
The Elk’s club on North Mill street held a Wednesday afternoon luncheon with Mrs. Thomas H. Falls as hostess. Attendees included Mrs. Maria Crowther Mrs. Harry W. McKee Mrs. L. B. Hamilton Mrs. Thomas W. Falls Mrs. C. C. Sankey Mrs. W. H. Falls Mrs. Rebecca Morgan Mrs. George Pearson Mrs. H. G. Dean and others. Myron C. Wick of Youngstown hosted a dinner at the Youngstown club Wednesday evening. Local guests included W. H. Falls Mrs. Frank Woodworth Miss Sue Allen Miss Helen Kinnear Mr. McCurdy and George P. Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk’s Club
North Mill Street
Thomas H. Falls
Maria Crowther
Harry W. McKee
L. B. Hamilton
Thomas W. Falls
C. C. Sankey
W. H. Falls
Rebecca Morgan
George Pearson
H. G. Dean
Myron C. Wick
Youngstown
Youngstown Club
North Mercer Street
Frank Woodworth
Rochester
N. Y
Sue Allen
New York
Falls Home
Helen Kinnear
Highland Avenue
McCurdy
George P. Patterson
Miss Olive Dean and Miss Russell Entertain at C T C Club
Miss Olive Dean and Miss Russell were taken into the C. T. C. club Wednesday evening at Grace Boulich's home on High street. Arrangements were made for a picnic at the park next week with refreshments served. In two weeks Miss Marian Hess of South Mercer street will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Dean
Russell
C. T. C. Club
Grace Boulich
High Street
Marian Hess
South Mercer Street
Crouch Family Welcomes Son in Ben Avon
Local announcement notes the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crouch of Ben Avon. Mrs. Crouch is formerly Miss Vada Gailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Gailey of North Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Crouch
Ben Avon
Crouch
Vada_ Gailey
R. C. Gailey
North Mill Street
High School Mothers League Meeting Scheduled Next Wednesday
The High School Mothers league will hold a meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 at the Young Women's Christian Association. Dr and Mrs Allan W Urmson and guests Mr and Mrs John Hitchman of Mexico City spent Wednesday on the Slippery Rock near McConnell's Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ League
Young Woman’s Christian Asociation
Allan W. Urmson
John Hitchman
Mexico City
Slippery Rock
McConnell’s Mills
DAR to Celebrate Flag Day at Gormley Home
The Daughters of the American Revolution will celebrate flag day Saturday at the home of Mrs. William B. Gormley on North Mercer Street.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
William B. Gormley
North Mercer Street
Mrs. Scott F. Hershey Leaves City for Boston Summer
Mrs. Scott F. Hershey departs for Boston to spend the summer away from the city, detailing her travel plans and destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott F. Hershey
Boston
Moonlight Excursion Train to Conneaut Lake from New Castle
The moonlit ride departs New Castle at 5 30 p m on Thursday June 18. The Conneaut Lake excursion invites readers to join and tell friends about the outing.
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New Castle
New Castle Merchants Picnic at Cascade Park
The New Castle Merchants Picnic is set for Wednesday June 24 at Cascade Park. Attendees are reminded to mark the date and attend this local community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Cascade Park
Ground Broken for New St Bartholomew Church
The congregation of St Bartholomew's Church at South Sharon broke ground yesterday for a new church with an estimated cost of $45,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bartholomew’s Church
South Sharon
Fifty Boys to Tramp to Lake Erie Gypsy Camp
Fifty boys from the Youngstown Y M C A set out on a cross country tramp to the state gypsy camp of the association located on Lake Erie.
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Youngstown Y. M. C. A
Association
Lake Erie
Fine Tailor Made Waists at Fountain Inn
Miss Edgin representing J. G. Bennett and Company of Pittsburg will display a full line of lingerie and tailor made waists and take orders for making over and storing furs at the Fountain Inn on Thursday and Friday of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgin
J. G. Bennett and Company
Pittsburg
Fountain Inn
Man Fined After Striking Mary Schmidt in Face
Mike Huntchock of Youngstown was fined $1 and costs for striking Mary Schmidt in the face with a soup tureen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schmidt
Mike Huntchock
Youngstown
Local personalities visit and travel notes from the area
A series of social notes lists residents and guests visiting from Cincinnati Pittsburg Norwalk Conn Baltimore Md and other places. Names include L M Uber Frank S Hoyt Mrs Boyd Coulter Miss Marie Rice Miss Caroline Owings Henrietta Stonestreet Lillian Cree Miss Ellen Long and many others. Several attendees travel for Westminster college events and commencements in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Uber
North Mercer Street
Cincinnati
Frank S. Hoyt
North Jefferson Street
Pittsburg
Boyd Coulter
Marie Rice
Pittsburg Street
Mercer
W. S. Miller
Norman
Hillsville
Hendersonville
N. C
Caroline Owings
Norwalk
Better Than Ten Letters From Home
Advertisement for Daily News subscriptions to be sent while readers travel from New Castle. It urges readers to arrange mail delivery in advance, costs 10e per week, and warns that no carrier or agent can take orders. The notice emphasizes the value of keeping The News during absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Met
Real Estate Item for 59 E Washington St and 806 X
Real estate notice lists properties at 59 East Washington Street and 806 X with Clare P. and Shane Du referenced as parties in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Washington ST
E. Washington St
du Shane
Clare P
Tragedy in Arabia and a Play at Billville
An old Arab scarab charm story ends with a self destructive act and burial while a Billville farmer reacts to Chauncey Olcott's visit. The article notes a man drinking bichloride after a night of excess and the scarab surviving while the Arab dies. In Billville a farmer attends a play and mutters about changing his mind after a character suggests death and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabia
Billville
Chauncey Olcott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Noyes
Charles T. Metzler CO
M’guffy
Westminster College
California
Literary Society
Elks’ Club
Conneaut Lake
NEW Church
King OF
PAIN
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Globe Wernicke
Ellen Long
East Falls Street
Charles G. Long
Long Avenue
John Knox
North East
Ira Wagner
Court Street
Alice Broadhead
Reynoldsville
Emma Sample
East End
City
Frank Butz
Hendrickson Avenue
Charles Mossman
Young Street
Dorothy White
Painesville
T. A. Patterson
Elizabeth Patterson
Westminster
Union Telephone
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