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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1914

Page

12

High School Dance Enjoyable Event at Cascade Park

The Cascade Park dance hosted by the High School Mellows drew about 80 couples on Wednesday night. Music was lively and dancing continued into the late hours with patronesses and out of town guests listed. The organizing committee plans a similar party on Monday, June.

Cascade Park Myre J. C. Walllace BE. B. Leavy J. Kirk Berra Frances Falls J. C. McCready Burleigh Dorothy Doyle Indianics Ind Edward Farley Ion Messrserbert Kirk Loval Carson William Wallace Wm. McKee Frankey

Picnic Postponed and Venue Change for First Hodist Church

The Standard Bearers of the First Hodist Church postponed the Friday evening picnic. The event location moved from Baer cottage to the park with supper served in the grove at 6 30 p m.

Baer Cottage e@ park Grove

Motor To Darlington For Dinner Monday

A courtesy trip to Darlington for dinner took place Monday. Guests included Mrs. Robert Jones of Pittsburg and Mrs. Dunham Barton of Mercer with a party of local residents and their hosts visiting Darlington for the meal.

Robert Jones Pittsburg Dunham Barton Mercer H. M. Wsirk James T. Ray Frank Baldwin Mise May Hoyt Rufus McKinley Jank S. Hoyt Darlington Charles BK. Medard Frank Bower

Reunion of Jas Boots Family Held in Beaver County Pa

Members of the Jas DPD Boots family gathered at Gilbert N Hazen’s residence in Franklin township near Connoquenessing creek. Rev J L Shoemaker led devotionals before a dinner with a cake bearing 1843. J D Boots born 1840 in North Sewickley. descendants listed from Beaver Falls Ellwood City Butler Conway and more.

Jas. Dpd Boots Gilbert N. Hazen Franklin Township Beaver County J. L. Shoemaker Providence Baptist Church North Sewickley J. D. Boots Edmund Boots Sussex England North Sewickley Township Brush Creek Marion Township Ellwood City J. H. Boots H. C. Boots C. Boots F. F. Pflugh G. N. Hazen W. H. Jackson A. O. Cutter J. W. Hunt Laura Adda J. C. Boots Jas. H. Boots Gladys Lillian Beaver Falls Herbert R. Boots Beryl Samuel C. Boots Paul Frank F. Pflugh Cyril Butler County Florence Lester Walter H. Jackson Jennie Frances Alfred ©. Cutter Tiva Eleanor Jos. W. Hart Everett, Alden Harold Conway Rebecca Hazen Sadie Knox

Mayme Gibson Weds Ernest LeRoy Dicks at Harlansburg Road

The wedding of Mayme Opal Gibson and Ernest LeRoy Dicks took place at the Gibson home on Harlansburg road with about 60 guests. Rev. L S Clark officiated. Attendants included Daisy Dicks and Carl Slater. The bride wore white crepe de chine with orange blossom veil and white carnations. The bride’s maid wore white with pink rose bouquet. The Mendelssohn march was played by Mrs John Denniston.

J. M. Gibson Harlansburg Road Mayme Opal Gibson Ernest LeRoy Dicks Rev. L. S. Clark Eastbrook Neshannock United Presbyterian Daisy Dicks Carl Slater

French hair recipe promises quick darkening remedy

An advertisement touts LeMay's Dream of Sage and Quinine as a French hair treatment that darkens gray hair within days. It claims a bottle costs under 50 cents and will leave hair evenly dark and glossy while removing dandruff and itchiness within a week. It suggests purchasing at Clutton Drug Co.

LeMay Clutton Drug Co

Local nuptials and community notices fill a social page

A period of congratulations followed by a wedding dinner for the bridal pair. The couple received many costly gifts and later hosted a reception at Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Dicks. Serenade surprise after a pleasure trip. dinners hosted by neighbors and club entertainments listed.

A. L. Dicks

Vera Clinefelter and Fred D Moser wed at home

Miss Vera Clinefelter and Fred D Moser, both of local addresses, married this morning at 9 30 in the bride’s mother's home. Rev H C Weaver officiated with only relatives present due to a recent death in the family. The couple will reside on Neshannock avenue after a brief trip.

Vera Clinefelter Fred D. Moser Spruce Street Ella Clinefelter Neshannock Avenue H. C. Weaver Epworth Methodist Church Mr. Moses J. L. Moser

Spoon club hosts breakfast at Moody avenue home

Mrs. Howard M. Kirk welcomed the Spoon club to a prettily appointed breakfast at 9 this morning. Three Pennsylvanian College for Women classmates shared honors: Mrs. Robert Jones of Pittsburg, Mrs. Dunham Barton of Mercer, and Mrs. Robert Fulton of Pittsburg. Flowers, a tempting menu, and informal chatter marked the visit. Visitors plan to conclude their stay Wednesday or Thursday.

Moody Avenue Howard M. Kirk Spoon Club Pennsylvania College For Women Robert Jones Pittsburg Dunham Barton Mercer Robert Fulton

Lawn Party Tonight At Shenango Valley Hospital

A lawn festival hosted by the Graduate Nurses association at Mrs. W. W. Pattison's home stop 45 on the Youngstown street car line aims to renew interest in hospital work. Ice cream cake and coffee will be served and the public is invited to attend, with graduates urged to be present.

Graduate Nurses' Association Shenango Valley Hospital W. W. Pattison Youngstown Nurses’ Association

Mrs. Muse Hosts Dinner Honor guests from Cambridge Ohio

Mrs. Joseph Muse of Arlington avenue entertained at a nicely appointed dinner Sunday in honor of George and Thomas Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. William Spencer and Miss Elizabeth Shaw who motored from Cambridge Ohio. Miss Shaw stayed for a visit with Mrs. R. H. Updegraff and in her honor Mrs. T. W. Hamilton of East Washington street entertained at dinner at noon today.

Joseph Muse Arlington Avenue George and Thomas Shaw William Spencer Elizabeth Shaw Cambridge Miss Shaw R. H. Updegraff T. W. Hamilton East Washington Street

Kesselman Family Trips and Cambridge Springs Visit

Mr and Mrs Louis Kesselman and son with Misses Minta and Bertha Kesselman and Floyd Kesselman drove from Butler Saturday to the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Wadlinger on Lorain Avenue They later went with the Wadlingers and their children and Miss Emma Conrad to Cambridge Springs yesterday.

Louis Kesselman Minta Bertha Kesselman Floyd Kesselman Butler Frank Wadlinger Lorain Avenue Wadlinger Emma Conrad Cambridge Springs

Dinner Honor Guests at Mercer Road Home

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds hosted a well arranged dinner Monday evening in Emlenton honoring Mrs. Harriet Graham and daughter Fannie. Covers were laid for Mrs. Philip Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Wagner, Mrs. Kate Patton and son Edward Patton, plus the visitors.

Harriet Graham Fannie Emlenton Charles Reynolds Mercer Road Philip Wagner T. B. Wagner Kate Patton Edward Patton

East Street Woman Expected Home This Week

Miss Alice McCready of East street has been visiting Washington D C and Baltimore Md for several weeks and is expected to return home this week.

Alice McCready East Street Washington, D. C Baltimore, Md

Mr and Mrs J H Jordan Leave For New York Home

Mr and Mrs J H Jordan of East Grant Street depart tonight for New York to establish their future home and carry with them the best wishes of many friends and hosts of well wishers.

J. H. Jordan East Grant Street New York

Family heads to Chautauqua for summer

Mr and Mrs Frank Marquis and their sons of Boyles avenue travel with Miss Margaret McBride to spend the summer at Chautauqua New York, leaving this morning for the season.

Frank Marquis Boyles Avenue Margaret McBride Chautauqua, N. Y

1904 Reunion Plans for Annual Gathering

Plans are underway for the annual 1904 reunion, detailing dates, location, and activities. Organizers seek participants from former members and set schedules for ceremonies, meals, and social events.

New Castle Dry Goods Lot Of Children Dresses Sale

New Castle Dry Goods Co offers about 100 wash dresses in sizes 4 to 14 in gingham and percale. Well made models for the little miss. Save 3l on each dress tomorrow. Regular values priced at 1.00 now 69e.

Stock Reducing Sale of Notions and Fancy Goods

A sale advertisement lists diminutive prices on sewing notions and toiletries. Items include 6 spools of toilet thread for 5c, 40 yd spools, darning cotton three for 5c, mesh bags marked down to 3.98 from 5 to 7 dollars, and Palm Olive soap and cold cream offered briefly. Also features 7 for 19c toilet soap and 10c beauty pins with a one year warranty, plus special mesh bag and vanity case discounts for a two day event.

Reunion of the class of 1904 high school

A reunion of the class of 1904 is expected within a week. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Graham of Stewart Place will host a Wednesday dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reynolds of South Bethlehem and Mrs. Harriet Graham and daughter Fannie of Emlenton. Married by Alderman Margaret Routh and Cantelosa Magazine of Ellwood City wed this morning by Alderman Ranney.

Oscar Graham Stewart Place Joseph Reynolds South Bethlehem Harriet Graham Fannie Emlenton Margaret Routh Cantelosa Magazine Ellwood City Ranney

kK, S. G. Club Meeting

Miss Sallie Cavendar of West Washington street will entertain the S. G. club on Friday evening.

S. G

Queen Sewing Circle Meets for All Day Session

Mrs. Etta Graham of Walnut Street will entertain the Queen Sewing circle at an all day session Thursday. Friends of Miss Margaret Thompson of West Washington Street will be interested to know she was last seen at home.

Queen Sewing Circle Etta Graham Walnut Street Margaret Thompson West Washington Street

Week Graduated From Marshall College at Huntingdon

Framework shows a person completing studies at Marshall College in Huntingdon West Virginia.

Week Marshall Colle Huntingdon, W. Va

Candy booth at Epworth League fair on Knox lawn

Notice describes a benefit event at First M. E. Church near the corner of Wallace and Highland avenues on Knox lawn. Activities include a candy booth and a fortune teller as part of an advertisement for the fundraiser.

Wallace and Highland Avenues Knox Lawn Epworth League M. E. Church

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H. R. Huston New Castle Seavy Union National Bank East Long Avenue New Castle, PA Boots Family Reunion Gibson-Dicks Genevieve Leah Dewberry Young Street S. M. G. Club Ruth L. Ely Detroit Mich Ralph Richey A. M. Peterson North Jefferson Street Mary O'Leary John 8 H. M. Thatcher Hamilton Street Priscilla Kensington Ella Travers Cliff Street Inter Se Club Sunset Club B. G. Stoddard North Front Street Motor Chautauqua New Castle Dry Goods Co Copenhagen Miss Thompson
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