Tin Anniversary Celebrated At Rhodes Place Home
A. E. Stitzinger and wife marked their 10th wedding anniversary Monday with about 35 friends at their Rhodes Place residence. The evening featured tin decorations and a quartet led by Miller and Westlake, with tin horn signaling a third floor collation. Favors included tin automobiles for men and tin market baskets for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Stitzinger
Rhodes Place
Ane
Messrs
Is Miller
George S. Westlake
Chester Reynolds
Mr. Stitzinger
Monterey Girls Club Born From Summer Picnic
The Lawrence Savings & Trust building girls enjoyed their first park picnic marking the start of a summer series. A Monterey Girls club is proposed with members Anna Kreimendahl Mary Norris Mae Hutton Bessie Smith Hannah Yendel Mamie McMichael Louise Hitton Besse Francis Ethel Parker Ian Thomas Grace Ackerman Jy Stitt Elizabeth Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Savings & Trust
Monterey
Anna Kreimendahl
Mary Norris
Mae Hutton
Bessie Smith
Hannah Yendel
Mamie McMichael
Louise Hitton
Besse Francis
Ethel Parker
Ian Thomas
Grace Ackerman
Jy Stitt
Elizabeth Harvard
Three Sided Mission Debate At O and U Circle Meeting
A three sided debate on missions in Korea from evangelical educational and medical viewpoints will highlight the O and U circle’s regular meeting at Miss Annabelle Stewart’s Boyles avenue home Friday evening. A social hour with refreshments follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
O. and
U. Circle
Annabelle Stewart
Boyles Avenue
Ladies to Attend International Sunday School Convention
Miss Harriet Blanchard of North street and Miss Mallie Jack of N Mill street depart tonight for San Francisco California to attend the international Sunday school convention. They expect to be away about six weeks and will visit other points in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Blanchard
North Street
Mallie Jack
N. Mill Street
San Francisco
Cal
Eva Davidson Returns Home From Danville Teaching Post
Miss Eva Davidson of Wallace Avenue returns home from Danville Kentucky where she taught at a college for a year and will spend the summer with her mother Mrs Mary A Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Davidson
Wallace Avenue
Danville
Mary A. Davidson
Louden McCaslin announce engagement in quiet wedding planned
Miss Myra Louden of Bluff Street and Ernest McCaslin of Cunningham Avenue announce their engagement. The bride is a longtime bookkeeper at Johnson grocery on East Washington Street and resides with her sister. The groom is a foreman at the Jones Laughlin tin mill in Woodlawn. They will live at the McCaslin home after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Louden
Bluff Street
Ernest McCaslin
Cunningham Avenue
Johnson Grocery
East Washington Street
Joseph McCaslin
Woodlawn
Jones Laughlin Tin Mill
McCaslin
Celebrate First Anniversary Of June 1 Wedding
Mr and Mrs August Peterson of Jamestown New York celebrate their first anniversary since their marriage last Monday. They are guests in this city of Mrs Carl Reed and enjoy dinner theater and a park outing hosted by Mrs Reed. The couple arrived by touring car Sunday and will stay through Thursday or Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Peterson
Jamestown
N. Y
Clara Bullock
Carl Reed
Wallace Avenue
Multiple Weddings And Social Events In Local Notices
Miss Townsend performs in a show for Miss Blanche Oatey. Marguerite Ward and Joseph Moroney wed at St Marys church. Nellie Lewis and Hubert Gerstacker marry at 4 20 in Rev Weaver’s parsonage. Brown Hamilton employees picnic at the park. Johnston reunion at Albert Foster’s home. Queen Sewing Circle meets Mrs George Rice. Carnation Kensington hosted by Mrs E E Rice. Orie Fehrenbach and James Porte wed at noon at parents’ home. Anna Beatty and Maurice Roberts marry at Rev Weaver’s parsonage at 8. J C O club picnic at the park. Lawrence chapter D A R flags day supper at Mrs John G Nothdurst’s home. Etude Music club meets with Lawrence and Albert Lowash. Mrs W D Wallace hosts Luncheon Pedro club at the Country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Townsend
Blanche Oatey
Marguerite Ward
Joseph Moroney
St. Mary's Church
Country Club
Nellie Lewis
Chestnut Street
Hubert Gerstecker
Youngstown
H. C. Weaver
Brown-Hamilton Company
Johnston
Albert Foster
Queen Sewing Circle
George Rice
Carnation Kensington
E. E. Rice
Grant Street
Orie Fehrenbach
James A. Porte
Anna Beatty
Maurice Roberts
J. C. O. Club
Lawrence
John G. Nothdurst
Neshannock Boulevard
Etude Music
Albert Lowash
W. D. Wallace
Pedro Club
Cam era club gives rocker and mirror to bride elect
Fifteen girls from the Cam era club visited Miss Orie Fehrenbach of Phillips Street Monday evening to extend good wishes to the Wednesday bride elect. They presented a rocker and mirror and shared a formal evening with music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camera Club
Orie Fehrenbach
Phillips Street
Miss Muriel ONeill Returns From Visit
Miss Muriel ONeill of County Line Street returns after a three weeks visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs D W ONeill in Youngstown. She attended the graduation exercises of City hospital where her sister Ada ONeill, formerly of this city, was among the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel O'Neill
County Line Street
D. W. O'Neill
Youngstown
City Hospital
Ada O'Neill
Keast and Young Host King’s Daughters Tea
Mrs D N Keast and Mrs Charles Young entertain 20 King’s Daughters from the First Methodist church at a Kensington in the home of Mrs Keast on East Wallace avenue Friday afternoon from 2 30 to 5 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Keast
Charles Young
King’s Daughters of the
First Methodist Church
Kensington
East Wallace Avenue
Picnic of the New Movement Class Held at Miss Ellen Long’s
The First Presbyterian church New Movement class gathered Monday evening at the Falls street home of Miss Ellen Long. Twenty five members and friends attended, enjoying a delicious menu and informal social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Movement
First Presbyterian Church
Ellen Long
Falls Street
Reading Couple Attends Wooster Commencement
Mr and Mrs Clarence Long and their son of Reading visit Mrs James Long on Court street for a few days and travel to Wooster to attend the commencement exercises where Mr Long previously studied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Long
Reading
James Long
Court Street
Wooster
Mr. Long
Ladies' Aid Picnic Planned by First Methodist Club
The Ladies' Aid society of the First Methodist church and their families will picnic at the park Thursday. They will leave the corner of Mill and Washington streets at 10 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Methodist Church
Mill
Washington Streets
Lawn Fete Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival
Strawberry and ice cream festival hosted by Mrs. D. S. Pyle at 314 E Lincoln Avenue on Thursday June 15. Proceeds benefit Children’s Day Nursery. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Pyle
E. Lincoln Avenue
Children’s Day Nursery
Curb Market Slated Tuesdays at South Jefferson Street
The curb market runs every Tuesday and Saturday morning at South Jefferson Street, offering peas strawberries cherries butter eggs and related goods to shoppers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Jefferson Street
Hanna Clark Wedding Planned for June 29 at Home
Mr and Mrs Samuel Hanna of Vine Street announce invitations for the wedding of their daughter Emma Hanna to Dr S B Clark of Danville Kentucky. The ceremony will be Thursday morning June 29 at 10 oclock at their home officiated by Rev Harry Hanna. No attendants. wedding dinner at noon. After a honeymoon abroad the couple will reside in Danville. Also noted is a birthday party for Marian Hover with 20 guests, music, and gifts at Croton Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hanna
Vine Street
Emma Hanna
S. B. Clark
Danville
Harry ‘Hanna
Marian Hover
Croton Avenue
Ruth Krohn
Helen Horton
Margaret Alexander
Mary Bigley
Hover
Jeannett Hutton
Jean Ingham
Mrs. Foulke and Katharine Foulke visit Pittsburg for university commencement
Mrs. C. W. Foulke and her daughter Miss Katharine from Highland and Boyles avenues travel to Pittsburg to visit Mr. and Mrs. Will Grant Chambers during the University of Pittsburgh commencement. Frances Foulke, recently elected head of Beaver High School's German department, will graduate Wednesday but stay through weekend festivities and return to New Castle next week to begin her new post in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Foulke
Katharine
Highland and
Boyles Avenues
Pittsburg
Will Grant Chambers
University of Pittsburg
Pulaski Bride-To-Be Mary Foreman Announces June Wedding
Miss Mary Foreman of Pulaski and James Neal of New Bedford announce a June 21 wedding. The sole attendant is Miss Thalia Johnson of Youngstown. James Foreman Jr will be best man and Rev J C Womer of the Pulaski Methodist church will officiate. Fifty invitations have been issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Foreman
Pulaski
James Neal
New Bedford
Thalia Johnson
Youngstown
James Foreman
Eleect
J. C. Womer
Puliski Methodist Church
Knights of Columbus to Host Picnic Series Announcement
An informal entertainment and smoker, under the direction of Lecturer William F. Berger, will follow the regular meeting of the local Knights of Columbus chapter in Hoyt hall Wednesday evening. Announcement will be made about a series of picnics planned for knights in this state section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Berger
Knights of Columbus
Hoyt Hall
Roses Adorn J G C Club Meeting At Miss Sherger Home
Roses were used decoratively at a J G C club gathering held Monday evening at Miss Mary Sherger’s home on South Jefferson street. Sewing and social thoughts occupied the time before refreshments. The next meeting will be with Miss Gertrude Tripp on Long avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. C. Club
Mary Sherger
South Jefferson Street
Gertrude Tripp
Long Avenue
University of Pennsylvania Student Joins Quartet Tour
Percy P. Parsons, a student at the University of Pennsylvania, spent the week with his parents Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Parsons of Pearson street before leaving Monday evening for Cocono Pines. There he will sing with the university quartet during a ten day students conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy P. Parsons
University of Pennsylvania
J. A. Parsons
Pearson Street
Cocono Pines
Daughters of King of Trinity Church Meet for Routine Business
Routine business was transacted at the Daughters of King of Trinity church meeting. It was the last gathering until July 10, indicating a summer recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daughters of King of Trinity Church
Young Ladies Bible Class Meets at Mrs. Edward Graham’s Home
The Young Ladies' Bible class of the Third United Presbyterian church gathered at the East Washington residence of Mrs. Edward Graham for a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies
Third United Presbyterian Church
Edward Graham
East Washington
District 58-A
Jennie Montgomery
County Line Street
Picnic Planned With Cascade Street Hostess
During the Monday business session members arranged a July picnic hosted by Mrs. Sines of Cascade Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sines
Cascade Street
Rebecca chapter meeting moved to week later at Emma Davidson home
The Rebecca chapter meeting scheduled for Monday evening was postponed for one week and will now meet at the home of Miss Emma Davidson of the Sharon line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca
Emma Davidson
Sharon Line
David Graham to visit brother in North Yakima
David Graham of Wallace avenue leaves Wednesday evening for North Yakima Washington to visit his brother Harry Gray and family who are residing there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Graham
Wallace Avenue
North Yakima, Wash
Harry Gray
Wallace Woman Hosts Luncheon Club at Erie Club
Mrs W D Wallace of Wallace Avenue will entertain the Luncheon Pedro club with a luncheon at the Erie Club on Wednesday at 10 o clock.
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W. D. Wallace
Wallace Avenue
Erie Club
Walter D Clark Hosts Honor Dinner for Hoyts at Country Club
Walter D. Clark will give a dinner at the Country Club Friday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs A C Hoyt a recent bride and groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D. Clark
Country Club
A. C. Hoyt
Graduates to Attend Shenango Valley Hospital Dinner
The graduates of Shenango Valley hospital will be guests of the alumni association at a dinner in the Tea Cup Inn this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Valley Hospital
Tea Cup Inn
Dust dispute stalls city council over street water use
A lengthy council session failed to resolve orders to supply water for street sprinkling and to let the street car company draw from fire plugs. Attacks and counter motions dominated until multiple committee recommendations were defeated and no action was taken.
City Council Delays Amid Water and Street Car Dispute
The council failed to act on fire and street committee motions as members rested during sessions. Water company warns water cannot be supplied to sprinkle streets without payment, shifting blame to a conflict between the water and traction companies rather than city and the corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Company
Wilson
Street Committee
Five Committee
Tom
Fire Committee
Tom Dickson
Yoho
Mitchell
Water Company
Personal Notices From Local Citizens Travel And Visits
Father Eger of St. Joseph’s parish enjoys a short eastern trip and will return Tuesday evening. John Alexander from Front Street is home from the University of Pennsylvania to spend the summer. Miss Mabel Irwin of Grove City has ended a visit with Mrs. Clint Mengle of Croton Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin of East Grant Street have gone to Unionville for the week by car. Mrs. Massie of Chestnut Street and Mrs. Thatcher of Economy have returned from a visit with Mrs. Witherow of Moravia. Mrs. John F. Greer and children of San Diego are visiting Aunt Mrs. Elizabeth Hammet on Croton Avenue and will stay until fall. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Middleton of Edison Avenue, a…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Eger
St. Joseph’s Parish
John Alexander
Front Street
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Mabel FE. Irwin
Grove City
Clint E. Mengle
Croton Avenue
C. L. Baldwin
East Grant Street
Unionville
George Massie
Chestnut Street
Thatcher
Economy
Joseph Witherow
Moravia
John F. Greer
San Diego
Cal
Rs. Elizabeth Hammet
Crotonenue
Zemo Soap Promoted For Skin and Scalp Care
ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP are marketed for tender face and neck after shaving pimples black heads dandruff and scalp diseases. The ad claims guaranteed relief from stress and itching and notes the soap as best in toilet use. Sold by druggists everywhere and in New Castle by Geo. W. Clutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Geo. W. Clutton
July Delineators and Skirt Sale at Pattern Counter
Fresh shipment of 10 dozen White Wash Skirts offered at $1.00. Natty linen finish, gored model with habit backs and pockets. Tailored suits also discounted with many models half price or less. fabrics include serges mixes hairlines cheviots and mannish fabrics.
Silk Foulards on Sale at 58 Cents a Yard
Overstocks from large manufacturers allow the sale of 75 cent silk foulards at 58 cents per yard. The 24 inch wide silks come in copenhagen reseda navy white light blue and black and white. A limited stock of 27 inch foulards and taffetas are offered at the same price with various colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Reseda
New Curtain Scrims in White and Cream with Borders
At 18 cents each the latest curtain scrims feature stencil and chanticleer designs in white or cream with colored borders. They promise dainty bedroom draperies and easy laundering.
Embroidery All Overs Special Price Cut
A local sale advertises Embroidery All-overs at 18c a yard, claiming the new price undercuts former 35c and 50c rates as an extra special offer. The copy emphasizes value and desirability of a pretty lot available now.
Special $1 Umbrellas From Competition Among Makers
A special lot of 26 inch American Taffeta tape edge umbrellas priced at $1.00 is offered. They feature neat plain or trimmed mission handles and are described as good for the price, the result of a competition among umbrella manufacturers to produce the best umbrella at this price.
Basement Textile Sale Drafts at Low Prices
White India Linen at 614c a yard and 40 inch French Lawn priced at 1214c a yard. Special lot of Dress Lawns in florals and dainty designs at 5c a yard, 27 inch Chambray Ginghams in plain colors at 7c a yard.
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California
Metzler
MO. C. Dwyer
Jeweler
Optician
St. Cloud
Louden-Mccaslin
Lawn Fete
Curb Market
Hanna-Clark
U. of P
King
Maher Bros.co
Washington ST
Tion
New Castle Water Company
Stritmater
Winternitz
Akens
Dickson
Zerner
Callahan
U. 8S
L. C. Dyer
Missouri
Washington
Mrs
Arthur Middleton
Edison Avenue
NEW Castle Stationery CO
N. Mercer St
Brown & Hamilton CO
1St Presbyterian Church
Co. E. Society
Pauline Frances
Shenango Lodge
New Castle Lodge
Crosscut Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
I. C. O. F. Temple
Neshannock Avenue
R. N. Merrill
Mahoningtown M
H.R. Dunlap & Sons
Bell
N. Mill &E
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