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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1907

Page

4

New Castle District ME Conference Dates Set

The district conference of the Methodist Episcopal churches for the New Castle district of the Erie conference is scheduled for July 1 and 2. The gathering will conclude at the Spearman Avenue Church in South Sharon, with Presiding Elder T. W. Douglas arranging final details.

Methodist Episcopal Churches New Castle District Erie Spearman Avenue South Sharon T. W. Douglas Ion

Marriage of Miss Ethel Morgan and Mr Joseph T Cotton

Miss Ethel Morgan of Crawford avenue and Mr Joseph T Cotton of Erie avenue were married Tuesday evening at 6 o clock in a ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Andrew Magill of the Second United Presbyterian church. The couple exchanged vows at the bride’s home before relatives and friends with Grace Cook at the piano. The room featured pink and white roses and the bride wore white while Grace Cook also wore white. A wedding dinner followed, with a pink and white rose decorated table and an elaborate menu. The couple plan a wedding trip then reside with the bride’s parents until fall. Out of town guests included Miss Mayse Hughes, Mrs Walter Conover, and Mrs Daniel Oskin.

Nettie F. Brube North Mercer Street Earl E. Dilley Roy Dilley Ethel Ashmore Miss Grube Katharyn Burkhart Waverly N. Y Ralph B. Mayers Jean Hammond Hubbard, O Miss Burkhart Fredericka Grube Rochester Arthur Hammond Jean Elmer Eyster Alice Jackson Harry Tyler Hubbard, C Ethel Morgan Crawford Avenue Joseph T. Cotton Erie Avenue Andrew Magill Second United Presbyterian Church Edward Morgan Grace Cook Miss Cook Mayse Hughes Youngstown Walter Conover Pittsburg Daniel Oskin Braddock

Library Association Passes Resolution at Meeting

The library association met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Charles G. Long’s home. President Mrs. T. W. Phillips presided and the group expressed thanks to the grocers’ association for a $100 offer to repeat the baby parade at the annual picnic but cannot accept due to plans for another library day in September. The next meeting is Tuesday August 13 at Mrs. I. B. Griffith’s home.

Library Association Charles G. Long Long Avenue T. W. Phillips Grocers’ Association Park I. B. Griffith West Washington Street

Picnic and dances mark Methodist events at Cascade park

The Standard Bearers of the First Methodist church plan a Cascade park picnic with supper at 6 30. The second Thursday night dance will be at Cascade park. The Emery Pizer reunion occurs at John Emery’s home in Scott township near Harlansburg. Taka Kensington will be hosted by Mrs Pearlman on North street. May McAleer of Crawford avenue will entertain J G Kensington members. The Wednesday Morning Musical club hosts an open recital at First Baptist church.

First Methodist Church Cascade Park Emery-Pizer John Emery Scott Township Harlansburg Pearlman North Street May McAleer Crawford Avenue J. G. Kensington First Baptist Church

Picnic for First Baptist class at Cascade Park

Prof. J. R. Sherrard leads Sunday school class as 25 guests enjoy a Tuesday picnic at Cascade park. The meal is praised and all attendees report a fine time together.

J. R. Sherrard First Baptist Church Cascade Park

Missionary Society Meeting Set at First Presbyterian Church

The Ladies of the Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church will gather Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the church parlors for their meeting.

Ladies of the Home and Foreign Missionary Society of The First Presbyterian Church

Jordan Family Reunion Set For June in Washington Township

The Jordan family annual reunion will be hosted at John Jordan's home in Washington Township on Thursday June 20. They invite relatives to attend and reconnect.

Jordan John Jordan Washington Township

Calderwood Home Hosts Friends On Huron Avenue

Mr and Mrs William Calderwood entertained a number of friends at their home on Huron Avenue Tuesday. The gathering featured familiar faces and a cordial social mood as guests enjoyed refreshments and conversation.

William Calderwood Huron Avenue

Jolly Friends Club Forms After Evening Social

Guests at a social evening organized a new club named the Jolly Friends. The next meeting is a picnic at Cascade Park on Friday evening June 21. On Tuesday evening June 25, Mr and Mrs Holt of South Beaver Street will host the club.

Attentin ImpanyHas The Jolly Friends Cascade Park Holt South Beaver Street

Falls Host Card Club Gathering on North Mercer Street

Mr and Mrs W H Falls of North Mercer street entertained the Tuesday Night club with cards. Prizes went to Mr and Mrs George Zahniser Mrs W J Broe and Mr John Butz. Refreshments served. Next meeting venue not announced. Falls also host the Spoon club tonight.

W. H. Falls North Mercer Street George Zahniser W. J. Broe John Butz Falls Spoon Club

Couple Mary Stevenson and Fred Davidson Wed in Youngstown

Miss Mary Aetta Stevenson and Mr. Fred W. Davidson of Wampum were married in Youngstown on Monday. Both are noted young residents. Stevenson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Stevenson and a Pennsylvania Railroad employee.

Mary Aetta Stevenson Fred W. Davidson Wampum Youngstown Mr. Stevenson James W. Stevenson Pennsylvania Railroad

Reception for Sister at Foulke Home in Croton

Engrossing the attention of a number of friends Tuesday afternoon was a reception Miss Katharine Foulke gave for her sister Mrs Will Grant Chambers of Greeley Colorado The informal affair welcomed about 40 guests who enjoyed social conversation and refreshments Mrs Chambers formerly Miss Sunshine Foulke of this city and has many friends here Miss Frances Foulke assisted the hostess Miss Elsie Guenther of Cleveland was an out of town guest.

Katherine Foulke Croton Avenue Will Grant Chambers Greeley Col Foulke Miss Foulke Chambers Sunshine Foulke Frances Foulke Elsie Guenther Cleveland

Foltz Party Returns from New York Trip

A party including W. S. Foltz, Mrs Amanda Foltz, Mrs W M Brown, Master Stewart P Foltz, and Thomas C Ward arrived home Tuesday evening in William Foltzs new automobile. They had spent Monday at Cambridge Springs at the Hotel Rider.

W. S. Foltz Amanda Foltz W. M. Brown Stewart P. Foltz Thomas C. Ward New York William Foltz Cambridge Springs Rider

McKee Couple Return From Wedding Trip

Dr and Mrs H W McKee return from their wedding trip to Detroit and Cleveland. They will live with Mrs L B Hamilton on East Falls Street for the summer.

H. W. McKee Detroit Cleveland L. B. Hamilton East Falls Street

Pretty wedding unites Miss Belle Womer and Prof. Crawford

Miss Belle Grace Womer of Wampum wed Prof. S Elmer Crawford of Mt Air at a noon ceremony at the bride's home officiated by Rev J C Womer. The couple plans a residence at 227 Sheridan Avenue after September 5 and will split a wedding reception with 50 guests in green and white.

Grace Womer Prof S. Elmer Crawford Belle Grace Womer Wampum Mt. Air J. C. Womer Womer Belle Grace Crawford Cleveland Sheridan Avenue Home Street Miss Womner

Double Wedding at St Marys Church in Local city

This morning at 8 o'clock at St Marys church two couples were married. Nellie Carrigan and Stephen Sullivan of Youngstown wed with Laura Carrigan and Charles Daugherty of this city. Rev. Father O'Shea officiated. The bridesmaids wore white gowns and picture hats. A breakfast followed at the brides' parents home on State street. The Sullivans will live in Youngstown. the Daughertys in the Seventh ward.

St. Mary’s Church Nellie Carrigan Stephen Sullivan Youngstown Laura Carrigan Charles Daugherty Father O'Shea Bridget Sullivan Patrick Riley Margaret Ward Peter Carrigan State Street Sullivan Daugherty Seventh Ward

Pretty wedding at St Joseph's Church

Miss Anna Glossen of Sharon and Joseph J Grim of New Castle were married at 9 this morning at St Joseph's church. The bride wore white mull and carried roses. maid of honor was the groom's sister in white lawn. best man was Frank Glossen. They will reside in New Castle after a wedding breakfast.

St. Joseph's Church Anna Glossen Sharon Joseph J. Grim New Castle Frank Glossen White Street Mrs. Grim Sharon Telegraph

New Castle High Social Committee Plans Class Reunion

Five members of the class of 1904 Social committee met at Miss Felicia Hamilton on Boyles avenue Tuesday evening to discuss plans for the annual class reunion.

New Castle High School Felicia Hamilton Boyles Avenue

Porter to be honored guest at several functions this week

Miss Josephine Porter of Connellsville will be the guest of Miss Nellie Leslie of North Jefferson Street and attend a series of social events this week. Tonight Miss Leslie hosts a gathering, Thursday features a dinner for Porter with a Cascade Park theatre party, and Friday Miss Florence Baird will host a card party in Porter’s honor.

Josephine Porter Connellsville Nellie Leslie North Jefferson Street Miss Leslie David Roberts Cascade Park Florence Baird Neshannock Avenue Porter

Nixon club meeting at Wogan home in North street

Mr and Mrs Harry Wogan hosted Nixon club members Tuesday evening in North street The card game sparked friendly competition Prizes went to Mrs E L Hall and Mr John Rae An elaborate yellow and white lunch followed The next gathering will be in two weeks at Mrs William Reader of North street

Harry Wogan North Street Nixon Club E. L. Hall John Rae William Reader

Misses Foulke and Perry Headed to University of Chicago

Miss Katherine Foulke and Miss Frances Foulke of Croton avenue and Miss Anna Perry of South Mill street will depart Friday for the University of Chicago to attend the summer term.

Katherine and Frances Foulke Croton Avenue Anna Perry South Mill Street University of Chicago

MConnell Reunion Set for June 14 at Volant Home

The McConnell family reunion will gather Friday June 14 at the Volant home of Mrs. William Graham for a social event with relatives and friends.

M’connell McConneLl William Graham Volant

Notice to Architects for New Castle High School Plans

The board of school controllers of New Castle invites competitive plans for a new high school building. Plans must be in the Secretary's hands by 7:30 p.m. Monday July 1 1907. Ground plot and details available from the clerk. The board may accept or reject any or all plans. E F G ARPER Secretary.

Board of School Controllers of New Castle

Ice Cream Social Planned by Weet Side group

The Weet Side L. T. L. qhumsi announces an ice cream and cake social tomorrow Thursday evening at Belle Crewiker’s on State Street.

L. T. L. Qhumsi Belle Crewiker’s State Street

Auto Racing at Driving Park Friday June 14

Races begin at 2 p.m. at Driving Park with admission set at 25 cents. Don’t miss the event and see the action up close.

Beaver Falls Women Petition Burgess Corbus Over Nickelodeon Shows

Beaver Falls women petition Burgess Corbus to curb nickelodeon phonographs. They allege repeated renditions of "Papa's Pants Will Soon Fit Willie" cause nuisance and demand action.

Beaver Falls Burgess Corbus Nickelodeon Papa Willie

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Mather Bros. CO Sterling East Washington ST Biles Biles Art Shop E. Washington ST John C. Dwyer East Washington Street Charles T. Metzler CO District Conference OF the M. E. Churches Nettie Grube Morgan-Cotton Missionary Meeting Croton Glossen Owens Monarch Men’s Jewelry Dept Brown Hamilton Sneniban Viacee White East Street Conservatism Citizens National Bank A. M Clawson Mercer J. S. Westlake Highland Avenue
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