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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1900
Page
2
Local retailer promotes a broad selection of shoes with varied styles and finishes. Shoppers are invited to visit to learn about merits and make a purchase based on quality and value.
The Moravia Presbyterian church hosted the first wedding there at noon on Wednesday June 6 as Miss Elia Hill daughter of Mrs Margaret Hill wed Dr Joblin Spencer Cross son of Mrs Mary Cross. About 400 guests attended the ceremony at the church and the reception at Hill's home.
Local society notes predict Bride and Roses month with a forthcoming wedding between Miss Luta N Sheppard daughter of Mrs Mattie J Sheppard and Richard Archibald Fleming a city letter carrier. The couple plan to wed in about a week or ten days and will reside at Maplehurst Pittsburg Street upon house completion in fall.
This month features numerous weddings with June unions among city teachers. One announced pair is Miss Nellie Chapman and Dr. Joseph Lutton whose wedding date awaits final notice. Dr Lutton has practiced in Rose Point area for about a year and Miss Chapman teaches on Croton Avenue. The couple plans to reside at Rose Point.
Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs W N Aiken of Neshannock avenue announce the marriage of their daughter Martha K to Rev Edwin Collier pastor of the M E church of Huron. The ceremony will be a church affair at Second U B church followed by a reception at the bride’s home with both families present. Miss Allen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Horace Allen of Hickory township, will wed Oliver A Rodgers later this month at the bride’s home. Miss Allen has worked as a nurse at Dixmont hospital. Rodgers is employed as a printer in Wilmerding Pa and formerly worked at the New Castle News. The News and many friends extend congratulations.
Several school teachers will wed this month as the term ends this week. Miss Ella F Davidson of Central school and Attorney H A Wilkinson plan marriage in two to three weeks. Mrs Davidson is daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Davidson of Court street. Wilkinson is a rising young lawyer. Invitations soon.
Miss Annie O Leary and boiler maker Thomas Keenan were married this morning at 8 oclock in St Marys church by Rev Father Gallagher. The ceremony was attended by Miss Dacy of Pittsburg and William O Leary. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home on Johns street and the couple will depart this evening for an extended trip.
A wedding occurred this morning at 8 o'clock with details limited to the timing. Additional particulars and participants are not available in the readable text.
The ceremony at St Marys church united Miss Sarah Donnell and David Gillespie with Rev Father Gallagher officiating. The bride wore a blue traveling suit and was attended by Miss Elizabeth Quinn and Chas Connor. A wedding breakfast followed at James O'Donnell's home before the couple left for an extended eastern tour.
Miss Anna Gertrude Clark of Neshanock Falls returned Sunday evening after several days in Pittsburg where she serves as soprano soloist at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. In about two weeks she will begin an eight week vacation. Friday evening she was the sole soprano in the musical production In a Persian Garden by Lita Lehman, given for the Allegheny Musical Association at Allegheny.
Miss Alice BK Yates daughter of Mrs Margaret Yates of the Seventh ward and John Johnston of Lowellville were married this morning at 9 o'clock at the residence of James Erskine in Lowellville by Rev Bruff of Pittsburg. They plan to reside in Lowellville after June 13.
The fifth annual McQuiston reunion drew about two hundred family and friends to Henry McQuiston's Wayne township home, the old family homestead. The next gathering is set for June 6, 1901, at Wm McQuiston’s Neshannock township residence.
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Frances Agnew daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Agnew of Sewickley to James M Simeth of Wick and Smith Co. Miss Agnew has been supervisor of drawing and writing in New Castle public schools the past two years. The engagement will lead to a wedding in early fall.
Miss Jennie EB McCallen, two years a public school teacher in the city, will marry Mr Oscar Vance this evening at the bride's parents home near New Wilmington. They will begin housekeeping at once. Friends wish them a prosperous life together. Miss Jessie A Mehard of Shenango township and John M Yoho of this city wed Thursday at 4 pm with Dr H B Jordan officiating. The groom, a stonemason, and bride have begun housekeeping on Harrison Street.
Many toecal friends of Misa Bird Detchen of Boardman will attend the wedding to be held Wednesday evening June 27 at the bride’s parents home in New Castle. Several New Castle people will attend the ceremony.
The descendants of Samuel McBrite and relatives by marriage will hold their eleventh annual reunion on Thursday June 25 in the grove at Mahoning Church, three miles south of New Bedford Pennsylvania. Invitations have been issued for the event.
Invitations were issued yesterday announcing the marriage of Miss Hila Davidson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Davidson and Attorney H. A. Wilkson, on Wednesday, June 20 at 3 o'clock at the home of the bride on Court street. Another notice states Miss Ella J. Hill of Moravia street to Dr. John Cross of North Jackson, to be married today at noon at the bride's home with Prev. Pickens officiating. About four hundred guests attend.
The Emery-Pizor reunion drew a large turnout Friday at Grant City with many attendees from Shenango Neshannock and Hickery townships and the city proper.
J Clark Nichols and Miss BK Mabel Miller both of this city were married in Youngstown on Saturday. The groom is a tin worker.
Miss Mary Cogad of Sandy Lake and Cheries Linton of this city were united in marriage on Wednesday at Mercer. They will reside in this city.
Waldo Brooks of this city and Minnie M Miller of Driftwood were granted a marriage license at Pittsburg on Monday.
An advertisement offers a $100 anti diuretic by Clutton Bros and John C. Wallace druggists claiming to quickly arrest nighttime bedwetting in children and adults. The product is priced at $1 and is available at the listed druggists.
June 11 1900 social roundup lists visits from Jno Craig Pittsburg John Chambers Cleveland and others attending Battery B reunion. Mentions Miss Stella Taylor Edna Young and several Niles area residents visiting, plus new hats for sale. Mrs Palmer Freedmen missionary spoke at Westfield on Children’s Day to a large Sunday school gathering.
In Harlansburg on June 11 1900 J C Culbertson visited friends from New Castle. Miss Yates also visited from New Castle with local friends over Sabbath. The M E Sabbath school plans Children’s Day on Sabbath evening June 21 titled In His Steps. The Wimer family reunion will be Thursday June 21 at Henry Wimner’s home with baskets requested. Epworth League hosts an ice cream strawberry festival June 20 on the M E church lawn. Children’s Day at the Presbyterian church Sabbath evening drew a good crowd and praise for the program and superintendent.
The Kino festival at the U P church proved financially successful as Mrs Allida Miller of Hillaville visits her parents Mr and Mrs R A Eldie. Miss Daisy Carr returns home for a few days visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W A Carr. Mrs Sarah J Emery and Mrs John Carr of New Castle visited W A Carr last week. Mr and Mrs John Geering of Mc Caslin were guests of Mr and Mrs W A Carr Sunday. W J Welker and son Curtis repair Mr William Eliam Bruce’s barn with carpenter work. Mr and Mrs W B Hamilton of Plaingrove visited Mr and Mrs Willis Fisher Sunday. The shop promotes new and stylish goods and prices. Cooper and Butler offer new neckwear and suits.
5000 yards of white P K suitable for skirts or waists offered at 8 cents a yard for 100 pieces. Cordilae Dimities in light and dark colors at 12 1/2 cents. Wool challies in new plain colors and satin stripe at 50 cents. Plain colors in violet shades for evening waists at 65 cents. Plaid back skirtings in tan brown and greys for walking skirts.
A brief classified line notes 200 pieces of Wexford Dim ities in light and dark colors offered as a regular 12¢ goods priced now at 10¢ per yard. This ad highlights the sale by quantity and reduced per-yard price for fabrics.
One lot of 35 a dress ginghames light and dark colorings a 20c gingham at 12 per yard.
The listing offers 1,500 yards of Wexford Cord Ginghams suitable for dresses or shirt waists with stripes and plaids in light colors at 124 cents, a strong value compared with the 18e per yard standard, highlighting new up to date styles.
A new line of Plaid Skirt iives offers stylish runabout wear with shirt waists. The fabric comes in a beautiful color range, 54 inches wide, priced at $1.00.
A new line of camel hair suitings arrives in tans blues greys browns and black. See them now at participating retailers offering refined textures and versatile styling options for the upcoming season.
In Wilkes Barre on June 7 Mrs. Elizabeth Ledford died of fright after mistaking her husband, a mining engineer, for a burglar. He worked until 2 am, then market to the back stairs where a shriek and a fall led him to her bedroom. she suffered heart failure from sudden fright.
Antonio Beatrice of Wamyum had Arisenio I. Pollito arrested by officer Wilkinson Thursday evening and brought before Alderman JH Gilliland on a charge of selling liquor without a license and selling on Sunday. The defendant gave bail for a hearing.
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