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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1908

Page

11

Home Wedding in Pittsburg Bride Weds James Rhodes

Ama Sample of Pittsburg and James F Rhodes unite in a May 7 wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Butz Hendrickson avenue. Rev Andrew Magill officiates with 45 guests. reception decor features pink and white. After a honeymoon trip they plan to reside in Silverton, with Rhodes employed as assistant cashier at First National Bank.

Frankutz Hendrickson Avenue Ama Sample Pittsburg James F. Rhodes County Line Street William M. Stevenson Andrew Magill Second United Presbyterian Church Elizabeth Butz Cleveland Detroit Portersville Charles Davis Davis Messrs Oliver Challinor Benjamin Welch Mise Aughenbaugh Beaver Walter Rhodes Coudersport Episcopal Church Silverton First National Bank Stewart Thompson West Washington Street Wednesday Morning Musical Club Joseph Thompson Col

Marriage of Eva Dinsmore and Thomas Lindsey

Miss Eva Dinsmore of Eastbrook and Mr. Thomas Lindsey of Neshannock township wed at 1 pm Thursday at the bride’s home. Rev Clark of the United Presbyterian Church officiated with Edna Reynolds, the groom’s sister, playing the wedding march. The couple plans a trip to Cleveland and Detroit and will reside near Eastbrook after returning.

Eva Dinsmore Eastbrook Thomas Lindsey Neshannock Township Clark United Presbyterian Church Charles Dinsmore Edna Reynolds Cleveland Detroit

Picnic Arrangements For Cascade Park Meeting

Arrangements were made for a Circulating Book club picnic at Cascade park on Thursday evening June 25. Mrs W D Wallace of Wallace Avenue hosted the Wednesday afternoon gathering where sewing and social conversation engaged guests and refreshments were served.

Cascade Park Circulating Book Club W. D. Wallace Wallace Avenue

Phillips Place couple attends Grace Thompson wedding

Mr and Mrs W B Veach of Phillips Place were among guests at the marriage of Grace Thompson of this city to Francis Corley Grimes of Silverton Colorado. The ceremony was held Wednesday evening with the couple exchanging vows in a local church.

W. B. Veach Phillips Place

Annual Methodist Picnic and Club Socials at Cascade Park

The Social Union of the First Methodist church plans its annual picnic at Cascade park in connection with Methodist day. Grace Gibson of Pittsburg will entertain in the evening. Various clubs host socials and entertainments at local homes and parks including YWCA and X Y Z clubs. The Yucatan club holds its annual Muddy Creek Falls picnic with departure at 9 o clock.

First Methodist Church Cascade Park Grace Gibson Pittsburg Pea Elizabeth McLaughry East North Street Mary Dickinson Rhodes Place Marian Weinant Newark Margaret Moore Children’s Day Nursery W. E. Porter Wallace Avenue Earl Porter Cochranton Mary Criss East Maine Street Susanna Young West Grantsstreet X. Y. Z. Club Yucatan Muddy Creek Falls

East Street Reception for Visiting Misses and Friends

A merry group gathered at Miss Dorothy Morehead's East street home on Wednesday evening. The informal party honored visiting Misses Pendelton Phillips and Ensign from Youngstown, Marie Parker of Beaver and Harriet Reis of Montclair New Jersey with dancing music games and refreshments. Arthur Brown of East street will host a similar event tonight for the visitors.

Dorothy Morehead East Street Pendelton, Phillips and Ensign Youngstown Marie Parker Beaver Harriet Reis Montclair N. J Arthur Brown

Miss Elizabeth Jameson Returns Home for Summer Visit

Miss Elizabeth Jameson of North Jefferson street returns from Smith College Northampton Massachusetts to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs David Jameson. She is accompanied by her school friend Miss Clara Keith of Boston who will be her guest for some time.

Elizabeth Jameson North Jefferson Street Smith College Northampton Mass David Jameson Clara Keith Boston

Miss Moore Hosts Pittsburg Guests At City Reception

Miss Margaret Moore welcomes guests including Misses Margaret Woods Mae Griffith Neale and Grace McClelland of Pittsburg and Miss Mary Hall of Shar on. A 3 to 5 pm reception honors them this afternoon followed by attendance at the Fellows dance at Cascade Park this evening.

Margaret Moore Margaret Woods Mae Griffith Neale Grace McClelland Pittsburg Mary Hall Sharon City Miss Moore Cascade Park

Carnation Kensington Hosts Sewing Tea Afternoon

Mrs Margaret Artz of Court Street entertained the Carnation Kensington group on Wednesday with sewing and a dinner. Mrs Anna Stackman of Pittsburg Street will host the Kensington in two weeks.

Margaret Artz Court Street Anna Stackman 291 Pittsburg Street

Luncheon Held for Visiting Guests at New Castle Club

Mrs. Kimball of New York and Mrs. Nevin Cort of Mt. Pleasant joined Mrs. T. A. Kimes of North Jefferson street for a luncheon at the New Castle club on Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock.

Kimball New York Nevin Cort Mt. Pleasant T. A. Kimes North Jefferson Street New Castle Club

Wallace couple travel to Beaver Falls for Updegraff McDowell wedding

Mr and Mrs D C Wallace of Lincoln avenue and Mrs R D Wallace of North Jefferson street went to Beaver Falls Thursday to attend the Updegraff McDowell wedding at 6 o clock this evening.

D. C. Wallace Lincoln Avenue R. D. Wallace North Jefferson Street Beaver Falls

Miss Porter to Visit City for Weekend Stay

Miss Josephine Porter of Connellsville will arrive in the city Friday to spend time at the home of Mrs. Josephine Roberts on Highland avenue and Mrs. O J H Hartsuff on Craig street.

Josephine Porter Connellsville City Josephine Roberts Highland Avenue O. J. H. Hartsuff Craig Street

Norris Family Plans Summer In Sparrow Lake Canada

Mr and Mrs Edwin F Norris and their family of West Grant Street will travel Thursday to Sparrow Lake Canada to spend the summer at their summer home.

Edwin F. Norris West Grant Street Sparrow Lake Canada

Garden Party and Supper on T. W. Falls' Lawn

Woman's Guild of Trinity church hosts a garden party and supper on Saturday June 20 at 2 o'clock on Mill and Falls streets. Auto rides, fortune tellers, and Rebekah at the well feature the afternoon. Supper from 6 to 8 includes Veal Loaf Ham potato salad brown and white bread jelly jam piccalilli cake coffee price 25 cents, ice cream and strawberries 10 cents extra.

T. W. Falls Corner Mill Falls Streets Woman’s Guild of Trinity Church Rebekah

Ribbon Sale at McComb's Store

A ribbon sale on June 23 at McComb's offers elegant ribbons at half price. Shop early to snap up the best selections.

McComb’s

Madame LaFell to Visit Sherman House for Readings

Clairvoyant Madam LaFell from New York will be at the Sherman House for a few days offering free consultations and discounted proof readings this week. She is described as a clairvoyant and magnetic healer.

Madam LaFell New York Sherman House

Weingartner Family Marks 71st Birthday Gathering

More than 100 friends and relatives attended the 71st birthday celebration for Mrs. Martha Weingartner at the home of her son Hon. George Weingartner on the Butler road. A noon picnic dinner followed informal daylong activities. Guests included members of the Weingartner and Warnock families from Youngstown Ellwood City and nearby towns.

Martha Weingartner Butler Road George Weiingartner Weingartner Warnock

Highland party honors Dorothy Truesdale and Gertrude Haukins

More than 20 young folks enjoyed hospitality at Miss Elsa Ashmore's Highland avenue home on Wednesday evening honoring Misses Dorothy Truesdale of Conneaut and Gertrude Haukins of Uniontown. Progressive games and music entertained guests. Daisies decorated the house and a luncheon with yellow and white lines was served by the hostess with help from sisters Ethel and Charlotte Ashmore.

Elsa Ashmore Highland Avenue Dorothy Truesdale Conneaut Gertrude Haukins Uniontown Ethel Charlotte Ashmore

Quiet Wedding Unites Miss Alice Byers and Mr Clarence Schenk

Miss Alice Byers of Ray street and Mr Clarence Schenk of Butler were quietly married Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 at the parsonage of Rev J C McDonald on Epworth street They were unattended and planned a wedding trip but postponed after a death in the bride family.

Alice Byers Ray Street Clarence Schenk Butler J. C. McDonald Epworth Street

St Pauls German Lutheran church members host reception

More than 30 young people attended a reception at the Grant street home of Rev and Mrs C Frederick Frank on Wednesday evening. The event was informal and enjoyed by all who participated.

St. Paul’s German Lutheran Church C. Frederick Frank Grant Street

Local social notes highlight guests and gatherings

Miss Grace Morton, visiting Mrs. James D. Rhodes of Sewickley, attended a 1 o'clock luncheon at Edgewood Club house in honor of Mrs. Samuel Warren of Nashville. C. T. C. girls attended Cascade park summer theatre Wednesday with seven present. Miss Marian Hess of South Mercer Street will entertain the club next Tuesday.

Grace Morton James D. Rhodes Sewickley Rhodes Edgewood Club Samuel Warren Nashville Tenn Cascade Park Marian Hess South Mercer Street

Local Fishermen Report Good Catches in Nearby Streams

Local fishermen report fair to good success this season in nearby streams. Neshannock and Shenango show catches though Shenango is harmed by acid rain. Connoquenessing bass and pickerel decline due to oil well salt water. Slippery Rock Creek and Muddy Creek offer pockets of trout and other beauties.

Neshannock Shenango Slippery Rock Creek Muddy Creek

Baron Dewitz Weds Pretty Toe Dancer

Baron V. Dewitz, a New York magazine writer, secretly married Nina Pastorelli a toe dancer on May 17. His Danish noble lineage links him to Hamlet's castle area and he plans to bring a troupe to New York to stage Shakespeare's great play.

United Press New York Baron V. Dewitz Nina Pastorelli Manhattan Hamlet Denmark

Attorney Negley Dead at Butler

Honorable John Negley veteran member of the Butler county bar and longtime newspaperman died yesterday afternoon after a long illness with paralysis. He was well known in this city.

John Negley Nestor Butler County

Strawberry Social on Waldorf Lawn Poster

A strawberry and ice cream social will be hosted by Section 1 of the First Christian Church on Waldorf lawn at the corner of Court and Walnut streets Friday evening.

First Christian Church Waldorf's Lawn Court and Walnut Streets

Strawberries for Canning at New Market

Advertises fresh strawberries for canning at 39 North Mill Street in the new market district. Includes Bell phone 1429 J and Union phone 94 Z. Contact for purchase and delivery details.

North Mills Street Bell Phone J. Union

Investment Hint for Independence in New Castle

The speaker suggests relying on the Dollar Savings Association in New Castle to achieve independence by placing funds there and investing in first lien mortgages on local real estate.

Dollar Savings Association New Castle

Lawn Social at Dr. McLaughry's on North Street

A lawn social is scheduled for Friday evening June 19 at Dr. McLaughry's residence 113 East North Street featuring ice cream cake and ice cream cones. Proceeds and details not specified.

Lawn Social Held by D of A Kensington at Neshannock

A Kensington chapter of the D of A hosted a lawn social at 100 Neshannock Avenue this evening. Admission was fifteen cents.

D. of A. Kensington Neshannock Avenue

Furnish Your Home at Your Own Price Sale

The sale promises furniture bargains surpassing previous sales. Customers can buy now with an expected 25 to 50 percent saving and optional free storage if not ready to accept delivery.

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