D A R Flag Day Celebration Noted by Lawrence Chapter
The Lawrence D A R chapter observed Flag Day with 60 plus members and guests at the registrar’s Moody avenue home. Mrs. J How ard Frew hosted. Miss Olivia Griffiths spoke on flag history. a musical trio and piano pieces entertained. Wilhelmina Nothdurft read her prize winning essay. a buffet luncheon followed with regent Mrs. James T. Ray and ex regent Mrs. Rebecca E Royce assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
J. Howard Frew
Moody Avenue
Charles
Rebecca B. Royce
H. H. Bartells
Grace Woodworth
America
George Washington
Olivia Griffiths
I. B. Griffith
Bartell
Wilhelmina Nothdurft
Caroline Haney
Florence Ralph
George Ralph
Sara Dana Falls
James T. Ray
Rebecca E. Royce
C. H. Fischer
A. Edgar
Ruth Woodworth
Wilhelmina Eakin
Wilbur Carson
San Diego
Cal
Clintonia Ken Club Plans Picnic and Meeting
Clintonia Kens six members will hold a Cascade Park picnic on Thursday evening June 17 at 6 o'clock. A committee of Mrs. John Court Mrs. C H McClure and Mrs. Edward Sherrine organized the event. The club’s next regular meeting is set for Thursday evening June 24 at Mrs. Court’s Ray Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clintonia Kens
Clintonia Kensington
Cascade Park
John Court
C. H. McClure
Edward Sherbine
Ray Street
1913 Club Meeting at Miss Sylvia Barnes Home
Miss Sylvia Barnes of North Cedar Street hosted the 1913 club in her home last evening with special guests Miss Lillian Matthews and Miss Margaret Shoaff. Social diversions of an informal nature followed, then refreshments were served by Miss Barnes assisted by her sister Miss Dora Barnes and Mrs. Quiner Davy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Barnes
North Cedar Street
Lillian Matthews
Margaret Shoaff
Miss Barnes
Dora Barnes
Quiner Davy
Committee Meeting of Class of 1917 at New Castle High
A meeting of the class of 1917 committee was held at Miss Agnes Haun's home to plan the Alumni Reunion at Cascade Park on Friday June 26. A full committee meeting is set for Friday evening at Miss Eyven Coulter's home to confirm attendance and distribute tickets to members, with contact names listed for unnotified alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle High School
Agnes Haun
Wallace Avenue
Cascade Park
Eyven Coulter
North Bay Street
Eugenia Long
Helen Flyon
James Vogan
Even Coulter
Beulah Norris
Lumen Popp
Edward Vandergrift
Bowman Carpenter
Chester Grigsby
Thomas Francis
Surprise honors 22nd anniversary for Mrs Flynn
The 22nd wedding anniversary of Mrs. Frank Flynn of Butler Avenue was celebrated at her home with the 1407 Card Club and friends. Mrs. A L Abry and Miss Kate Smith presented gifts, followed by lunch prepared by several women including Margaret Donahue Nell Sullivan Rachael Hamilton Mary Carson Bud Shea and Kate Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Flynn
Butler Avenue
1407
Card Club
A L. Abry
Flynn
Kate Smith
Margaret Donahue
Nell Sullivan
Rachael Hamilton
Mary Carson
Bud Shea
Golden Wedding to Be Celebrated
On Wednesday June 16 Mr and Mrs Henry P Hughes of South Jefferson street will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary They were born in Clydach Wales and emigrated to America settling in Pittsburgh before moving to New Castle about 18 years ago They have three daughters two living one deceased eight grandchildren and will receive friends at home from 4 to 7 pm Mrs Hughes will host the ladies of Fourth Presbyterian church in the evening Mr Hughes is retired from the Shenango mill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Hughes
South Jefferson Street
Hughes
Clydach
Breconshire
England
America
Pittsburgh
Jones and Laughlin Company
New Castle
David Powell
Gertrude Hughes
Terrace and Croton Hools
Clint E Mengle to be Honored at Knights of Pythias Smoker
Clint E Mengle of California visiting New Castle will be honored Thursday after the lodge session. Mengle served as master of finance for New Castle Lodge No 160 for fifteen years and was a highly active member during his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Lodge No 160
Knights of Pythias
Clint E. Mengle
California
Mengle
New Castle Lodge
King’s Daughters Bible Class Moves to Thursday Evening
The First Methodist church group known as the King's Daughters Bible class will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Robert Lowery on Highland Avenue instead of the planned Friday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters Bible
M. E
Robert Lowery
Highland Avenue
McConnell Reunion Set at Sankey Residence Near Leesburg
The annual McConnell reunion takes place June 25 at the residence of Mr and Mrs Charles Sankey near Leesburg. Attendees will be met at Drake's station to begin the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnell
Charles Sankey
Leesburg
Drake's Station
Ladies Prayer Meeting Postponed in Christian Missionary Alliance
The Ladies Prayer Meeting of the Christian Missionary Alliance scheduled for this week is postponed. The American Home Watchmen No 45 will meet Wednesday at 7 30 in Megown Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megown Hall
Ladies Prayer
The
Christian Missionary Alliance
Marriage of Miss Elsie Lennig and Carl Nowalk Reported
Announcement of the marriage between Miss Elsie Lennig daughter of Mr and Mrs N W Lennig of Huron avenue and Carl Nowalk son of Mr and Mrs William Nowalk of Wilmington avenue was made after a Friday evening party hosted by Miss Lennig for her Sunday school class. Mrs Nowalk a New Castle High School graduate class of 17 has worked as a stenographer at H G Preston company while Mr Nowalk works at the Shenango tin mill. The couple will reside presently at the bride’s parents home on Huron avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Lennig
N. W. Lennig
Huron Avenue
Carl Nowalk
William Nowalk
Wilmington Avenue
H. G. Preston Company
Nowalk
Shenango
Bertha Thomas
Phillips Street
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Mary Reed
East Lincoln Ave
Oberlin College
Virginia Weinschenk
Savannah Gardens
J. K. Pollock
East Street
Agnes Haun
Wallace Avenue
Ann Arbor
Michigan
University of Michigan
Mabel Alexander
Margaret Morrison
M. H. Alexandder
Albert Street
Rose Curtis
Hiram Way
Catherine Curtis
Mathew
Baltic
New York
Ireland
J. R. Kuhn
Gretchen
Highland Avenue
Williamsport
Walsh Elmer Wedding Today In St Marys Church
The marriage of Miss Estella Marie Walsh daughter of Mr and Mrs William Walsh and John J Elmer son of Mrs Mary Elmer took place this morning at St Marys Church with Father F F O Shea officiating Miss Helen Elmer sister of the groom was maid of honor and M J Walsh of Indianapolis was best man A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's home for immediate family The couple left for a motor trip to Niagara Falls and Canada and will reside in the city after returning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Marie Walsh
Willim Walsh
Locust Street
John J. Elmer
Mary Elmer
Richelieu Avenue
St. Mary's Church
F. F. O'Shea
Helen Elmer
Niagara Falls
Canada
Tea and Playlet by Triangle Missionary Society Planned
Central Christian church members plan a tea and playlet titled One Sweetheart for Two to be performed Thursday evening June 24 under the direction of Mrs Abel Kildoo and Miss Ruth Shaffer. Cast includes Hulda Harkless Anna Phelps and Jean Yingling. G A R to meet at city building hall this evening at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Missionary Society
Central Christian Church
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Abel Kildoo
Ruth Shaffer
Hulda Harkless
Anna Phelps
Jean Yingling
Current Events Circle of ’06 Holds Last Meeting
The last regular meeting of the Current Events Circle of ’06 was held Monday afternoon at Mrs. Howard Robinson’s home on Walnut Street. Fifteen members attended. election results named Mrs. Charles E. Book as president and Mrs. Frank Rudesill as vice president, with Mrs. Co. B. Caldwell secretary and Mrs. Howard Robinson treasurer. A picnic is planned for Tuesday, June 22, at Fox Spring lodge on Slippery Rock Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Robinson
Walnut Street
Charles E. Book
Frank Rudesill
Co. B. Caldwell
Picnic Honors Miss Geraldine Norris Before Move to California
A chaperoned Saturday picnic near Shenango station gathered Miss Geraldine Norris and her mother Mrs. EB Norris prior to their June 23 departure for Long Beach California. Attendees included Edna Smith Ruth Medard Melissa Reed Mary Mayberry Mae Baker Margaret Baker and Mrs John A Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Baker
Shenango Station
Geraldine Norris
EB. J. Norris
Long Beach
Cal
Edna Smith
Ruth Medard
Melissa Reed
Mary Mayberry
Mae Baker
Margaret Baker
Children Day Exercises at Italian Methodist Church
A large crowd attended the children's day exercises at the Italian Methodist Church on Sunday morning. The church was decorated with flowers and ferns and offered a program of music, exercises, and recitations under Rev. Fiala. Baptism and communion occurred at 10 o'clock. A prayer meeting replaced the regular evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiala
Community Notices From New Castle Area Groups
New Castle Hospital Guild lists Mrs James O Laughlin at West Washington Street for 8 o'clock. N E T Club features Miss Maude McCullough at Highland Avenue. Avon Club with Mrs Frank Marquis at Boyles Avenue. D T C Club hosts Mrs Charles Woods at Greenwood Avenue. D of I led by Mrs William Paradise on Neshannock Avenue. Country Club Dance announced. Y O A Girls include Miss Hanna Edmunds and Mrs William Vogan at Pearson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Wallace avenue hosts enjoy Cedar Point weekend
Local residents spent the weekend at Cedar Point, Ohio, as guests of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Duerston of Wallace Avenue. The group toured Saturday morning and enjoyed a delightful courtesy visit. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Rodgers, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Sturgis, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Donnelly and daughter Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith and son Sargent, David Jameson, and Sam Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
Wiliam E. Duerston
Wallace Avenue
K. E. Rodgers
L. C Sturgis
Mac Donnelly
Jean
Howard Smith
Sargent
David Jameson
Sam Clark
Meeting of Ladies Association Rescheduled to June 23
The Ladies Association of the First United Presbyterian Church postpones its meeting from Thursday to Wednesday June 23. Mrs. W. B. Anderson, a returned missionary from India, will attend and speak. Further announcements will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Association of
The
First United Presbyterian Church
W. B. Anderson
India
Families Return Home After Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs James Dunn and family and others from Bradley Avenue and Superior Street returned home after spending the weekend with Mr and Mrs Charles Williams of Portersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dunn
Ernest Gardner
Bertha Sherman
Bradley Ave
John Stewart
William Fulmer
Florence Linton
Superior Street
Johnson
Rose Point
Charles Williams
Portersville
Gleaner's Society Meeting Change Notice
The East End Section of the Gleaner’s Society of the Second United Presbyterian church will hold its meeting Thursday evening June 17 at Miss Mary Dinsmore’s home 1242 East Washington street. The group shifts the meeting day from Friday to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaner’s Society
East End
The
Second United Presbyterian Church
Mary Dinsmore
East Washington Street
Numerous Local Residents Visiting, Returning Home
Personal mentions list dozens of residents and visitors from Pittsburgh Farrell New Castle Philadelphia and other towns. Individuals are noted as visiting family attending events or returning home after trips with several confined to home due to illness sprains or hospitalization.
L S C Book Club Meets Friday at Mrs Turner’s Home
Mrs Bert Turner of West Clayton Street will entertain the members of the L S C Book club in her home Friday afternoon. Associate hostesses will be Mrs Edward Cane and Mrs William Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Turner
West Clayton Street
L. S. C. Book Club
Edward Cane
William Wood
Baer to Receive B S Degree from Grove City College
Harold K. Baer of New Castle will graduate this week with a Bachelor of Science degree from Grove City College. He is the sole New Castle representative in the class, while Agnes Nesbitt, daughter of Rev and Mrs S M F Nesbitt, now of Wooster, also graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold K. Baer
Grove City College
Baer
New Castle
Agnes Nesbitt
S. M. F. Nesbitt
Wooster
Exchange Opens for Grand Opera Concert Tickets
Patrons with tickets to the Grand Opera Concert at the Penn Theatre may exchange for reserved seats starting 9 a.m. Wednesday. The box office will sell the reserve tickets from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. and remain open thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Theatre
Barnhart Couple Returns From Wedding Tour
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Barnhart, recently wed, will be at home to friends at the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Frank Middleton of 311 Pine Street. Mrs Barnhart was formerly Miss Helen Middleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Barnhart
Frank Middleton
Pine Street
Barnhart
Helen Middleton
Dorcus Class Meets At Mrs Margaret Brown Home
Members of the Dorcus class of the Second Christian church will meet in the evening of June 17 at the home of Mrs. Margaret Brown on Cascade Street for a group gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcus
Second Christian Church
Margaret Brown
Cascade Street
Postponed Happy Hour Kensington Picnic At Cascade Park
The Happy Hour Kensington picnic scheduled for Thursday evening at Cascade Park is postponed to Friday evening. Members will meet at the grove at 5 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Cascade Park
the Grove
Teas Postponed By Miss Eugenia Long
Afternoon Teas planned for Wednesday June 16 by Miss Eugenia Long of Moody Avenue have been postponed due to Miss Longs illness and will be rescheduled at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Long
Moody Avenue
Miss Long
Mather Family Reunion Slated at Cascade Park
A reunion of descendants of William and Esther Thorne Mather will be held at Cascade Park on Wednesday June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and
Esther Thorne Mather
Cascade Park
Mrs Harry Urmson Hosts 1914 Book Club Meeting
Mrs Harry Urmson of Berger Place will entertain the members of the 1914 Book Club in her home Friday afternoon June 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Urmson
Berger Place
Y P B Meeting At Stuart Place With Mrs Snyder
Members of the Y P B and S T L Y P B gathered at Mrs. Snyder’s home in Stuart Place with Mrs. McCurdy as associate hostess. Mrs. McKibben led devotionals and a business session followed with Mrs. Belles presiding. A drawing contest winner was Mrs. Pitts. Reports totaled 9 sick calls 4 bouquets 2 lunches 2 glasses of jelly 2 pies and three garments completed. The group adjourned to meet in July with Mrs. Arch Cramer of County Line Street and Mrs Campbell as associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Stuart Place
McCurdy
McKibben
Belles
Pitts
Arch Cramer
County Line Street
Campbell
First Campaign Speech Is Made For Sen. Harding
Senator Harding received a telegram today announcing the opening of his campaign. The dispatch notes early excitement and hints at growing support as the national race begins to unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Harding
International News Service
Washington
Sennator Harding
Campaign Telegrams Boost Madden Speech Opening in Chicago
A telegram from J D Nettleton secretary to Representative Madden reports Madden delivering a ringing Republican speech at the Hamilton club to start the campaign. Other messages include Kenyon Warrens Southern California Buckeye salute and C H Spencer Ohio publishers strong congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. D. Nettleton
Madden
Hamilton Club
Kenyon Warren
Southern California Federation of Ohio Societies
California
C. H. Spencer
Ohio Daily Newspaper Publishers Association
Ex Kaiser's Nephews Forced To Work In Germany
Berlin dispatch notes four of the ex Kaiser's nephews, sons of Princess Margaret of Prussia, now laboring to learn trades. One to farm work from early morning, another in a steel mill studying engineering, a third apprenticed to architects, the fourth a clerk in the demobilization department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Republic
Berlin
Daily Express
Margaret of
Prussia
Hight
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D. A. R. Flag Day
Blue Boy
Duchess of Devonshire
Innes
Boy
Rabbit
Rheims
Rheims Cathedral
Mary
Weeping Magdalene
Metzler's
Washington St
Mather Bros. CO
E. Washington St
McConnell Reunion
Farewll Picnic
U. P
North Mill St
Thomas Jones
Farrell
John Alexander
Perry Reeder
Henry Dutuy
Porter St
R. J. Perry
Perry Sound
Ont
L. T. Ellis
G. L. Griffith
James H. Eagan
Pearson Street
Laura Klink
Ruth Hassell
Sharon
S. A. Mitchell
Clint Mitchell
Tiffin
O. Henry Saxe
Philadelphia
Samuel Saxe
East Long Ave
R. T. McKinney
Oakmont
Lolla McBride
Boyles Avenue
Rachel Allebrand
Knox, Long and Moorehead
Los Angeles
Ruth
Virginia Duff
East North Street
Irene Todd
Pulaski
Anna Frye
Robert Boyd
Elmer Kerr
John Rote
Cleveland
James Alexander
Wilmerding
Alexander
M. H. Alexander
Cora Balderberger
Hildegarde Biera
Theressa Bieri
New Castle Hospital
Gladys Balderberger
S. F. Morrison
Court Street
Evelyn Morrison
Delaware Avenue
Crafton
C. J. Cone
Luella
Elmina Houk
Steubenville
W. C. Triggs
Caroline Kerr
Grove City
Emerson Records
ALL Star
John C. Rote
Brooks Phonograph
Mather
Herb D. McGoun
Tribune
Pope Manufacturing Company
Pope
Goodrich
United States
Cripps Hardware Company
W.C. T. U. and
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