Helena Picnic Marks Annual Presbyterian Auxiliary Event
The Helena auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church held its annual picnic at the park with a 6:30 p.m. elaborate grove dinner for about 60 guests. A short business meeting planned fall activities including a banquet and experience meeting at Mrs. Benjamin Beisel’s home the last Sunday of September. Members will each earn a dollar this summer to share at that time. Committee members included Mrs. G. Miller, Mrs. J. W. Mitchell, Mrs. David Moore, Mrs. BE. D. Moore, Mrs. H. A. Moore, Mrs. J. G. Nothdurft, Mrs. John Oursler, Miss Clara Phipps, Miss Lulu Richardson, Mrs. J. C. Raney, Mrs. S. G. Saklem and Mrs. W. H. Shipler.
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Ense
Able
Helena
First Presbyterian Church
the Park
Benjamin Beisel
Wallace Avenue
Grove
Dinner Honors New Castle Portland Cement Heads
Mr and Mrs W H Kleckner of Butler Avenue entertained department heads of the New Castle Portland Cement company at dinner Friday evening. Mr Kleckner is superintendent. The 6 o'clock meal served an elaborate menu. Covers were for 20 guests with national colors in decor and an evening of music and cards followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kleckner
Butler Avenue
Florence
Marguerite
New Castle Portland Cement Company
Mr. Kleckner
Marriage of Miss Margaret Chill and James Cheval
The couple plan nuptials with details unspecified. The Oratorio society schedules a picnic at Robinson's grove. New Castle chapter No 105 meets in the K of P in Star. The RMEG will have a Harbor picnic supper. Miss Emma Davidson of the Sharon line hosts the Rebekah chapter.
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Margaret Chill
James Cheval
Oratorio Society
Robinson’s Grove
New Castle
Order East In Star
K. of P
Harbor
Emma Davidson
Sharon Line
Rebekah
Mrs Lowers and Mrs Cartwright Host Breakfast for Bride Elect
Mrs S W Lowers and Mrs Pearl Cartwright served as joint hostesses at Cascade Park for a breakfast and luncheon honoring Miss Mabel Price a bride elect of the month. Ten guests attended and Kensington work engaged the morning after breakfast before a luncheon at noon.
J. B. G. club girls head to Herbold cottage for month
Chaperoned by Mrs. J. C. Brown the J. B. G. club girls travel to the Herbold cottage at stop 82 A on the Sharon line for a month of outdoor pleasures. The party includes Misses Mary Cochran Flossie Chard Ruth Weitz Mary Warnock Charlotte Brown Ethel Johnson and Ruth Leiby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Brown
J. B. G. Club
Herbold Cottage
Stop 82-A
Sharon Line
Mary Cochran
Flossie Chard
Ruth Weitz
Mary Warnock
Charlotte Brown
Ethel Johnson
Ruth Leiby
Lodge Arranges Smoker for Knights of Pythias
The Western Star reports Knights of Pythias lodge No. 160 will host an informal smoker at the lodge hall in the city building next Thursday evening.
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Lodge
Western Star
Knights of Pythias Lodge No. 160
1904 Class Holds Seventh Reunion in Ellwood City
The 1904 New Castle High School class held its seventh reunion at Hotel Lawrence Ellwood City. Officers elected: President Edwin K Logan Secretary Jennie Peterson Treasurer Jeannette Shaner. Plans set for permanent organization dues one dollar yearly and future reunions in 1912 with a committee to promote alumni events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle High School
Hotel Lawrence
Ellwood City
Edwin K. Logan
Jennie Peterson
Jeannette Shaner
Bessie Gailey
Helen Westlake
Pearl McCoy
Felicia Hamilton
Hazel Wilson
Warren, O
Cleveland Henry
Don Lusk
Leslie Wilson
Harry K. Bell
Edna Bradford Hopkins
Woodlawn
Lillian Butt
Frances Foulke
Harriet Jordan
Hazel Sutton
Helen Martin
Edna Rowland Graham
Olive Bowman Harbison
Pittsburg
Alma Broadhead
Samuel Clark
Charles T. Greer
Edenburg
David Harris
Olive Johnston Stevenson
Sara Sankey
Margaret Wilson
Mary van Divert
Clarence Baer
Seattle
Wash
A. Oram Fulton
Newtonville
Mass
Elizabeth Jameson
Fern Kirker
Howard McMillen
Charles W. Smith
Washington, D. C
Laurel Whaley
Raymond Se
Three-Sided Debate Highlights O and U Girls Meeting
About 20 members gathered at Miss Annabelle Stewart’s home in Boyles avenue for a Friday evening session. A three sided debate on Korea’s benefits focused on educational and medical advantages with the education side led by Pearl Dufford and Lena Stewart and the religious side by Isabelle Horner and Annabelle Stewart, which won. Judges included Esther Grimes Lillian Donaldson and Bertha Keelan. Delegates Isabella Horner and Pearl Dufford reported on the convention. Music by Mabel McCandless and Jessie Smith. Hostess aided by Rose Stewart and Alice Sterling served a choice lunch. Next meeting will be a picnic the first Friday of July.
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Annabelle Stewart
Boyles Avenue
Korea
Pearl Dufford
Lena Stewart
Isabelle Horner
Esther Grimes
Lillian Donaldson
Bertha Keelan
Isabella Horner
Mabel McCandless
Jessie Smith
Rose
Alice Sterling
Dinner Honors Hoyt Marriage at Country Club
Walter D. Clark hosted a Friday dinner at the Country club in honor of Mr. and Mrs. A. OC. Hoyt. Red and pink roses adorned tables for 16 guests, all local residents except Mrs. N. B. Neiderlander of St. Louis, Missouri. The evening was pleasantly informal.
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A. OC. Hoyt
Walter D. Clark
Country Club
N. B. Neiderlander
St. Louis
Picnic committee plans July park picnic for Guild group
At the American Women's Guild picnic committee meeting held at Mrs. C. N. Lockhart's home plans were set for the annual picnic at the park during the week of July 9. Members must contact Mrs. Albert Wilson at 915 East Morton Street by June 23. Also noted is an auto trip to Cambridge Springs by Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hoyt and companions.
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American Women’s Guild
C. N. Lockhart
Albert Wilson
East Morton Street
Cambridge Springs
A. S. Hoyt
Lincoln Avenue
N. B. Neiderlander
St. Louis
L. S. Hoyt
North Jefferson Street
Luncheon Hosted by Mrs. T. A. Kimes at New Castle Club
Mrs. T. A. Kimes of North Jefferson street presided at a neatly appointed luncheon at the New Castle club at 1 o clock today. Covers were laid for eight guests.
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T. A. Kimes
North Jefferson Street
New Castle Club
Garden Party and Supper by Trinity Church Ladies
Garden Party and Supper hosted by the ladies of Trinity church on Saturday evening June 17 from 5 to 7 thirty at the lawn of Rev Dr Perry across from the church. In case of rain canee will be served at the church.
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Trinity Church
Dr. Perry
Former Resident Weds Here Today
This afternoon at 2 o'clock in Bartram avenue the marriage of Eva Beck of Steubenville, formerly of this city, and Blaine Graham of Steubenville was quietly solemnized by Rev. H. G. Weaver of the Epworth Methodist church. The couple left for Cleveland and Niagara Falls later and will reside in Steubenville. Dean Hamilton of Pittsburg attended as out of town guest.
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T. P. Hamilton
Bartram Avenue
Eva Beck
Steubenville
Blaine Graham
H. G. Weaver
Epworth Methodist Church
Graham
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Dean Hamilton
Pittsburg
Highland Book Club Plans Summer Outings
The Highland Book Club concluded its regular meetings with Friday’s gathering at Mrs. Ralph M. Campbell’s Grant Street home. Members planned a park breakfast in two weeks and an upcoming automobile trip, with officers elected: President Mrs. Charles Montgomery, Vice President Mrs. W. H. Shiper, Secretary Mrs. Clarence Fischer, Treasurer Mrs. Herb D. McGoun.
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Highland Book Club
Ralph M. Campbell
Grant Street
Park
Charles Montgomery
W. H. Shiper
Clarence Fischer
Herb D. McGoun
Pretty pre nuptial courtesy for Miss Pearl White
A Friday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Norman Smith’s Long avenue home featured sewing, music, and social talk for 12 members of the Evening club. Miss Dora Keagy sang, Miss Mary Criss of Woodlawn played piano, and a dinner with pink roses marked the event. Out of town guests included Mrs. J. C. Douthitt of Pulaski, Miss Blanche Martin of Edenburg, and Miss Mary Criss.
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Pearl White
Norman Smith
Long Avenue
Dora Keagy
Mary Criss
Woodlawn
Evening Club
Keagy
Dora
Bert McKibben
J. C. Douthitt
Pulaski
Blanche Martin
Edenburg
Daughters of the King Hold Friday Sewing Teas
Mrs Craig Steen and Miss Ella Long hosted 20 King’s Daughters members at the First Methodist church circle on North street for a Friday afternoon sewing event with light refreshments. A second tea by Mrs D N Keast and Mrs Charles Young drew 20 members at Wallace avenue, continuing the same activity.
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Craig Steen
Ella Long
King’s Daughters
First Methodist Church
North Street
D. N. Keast
Charles Young
Wallace Avenue
China shower honors Miss Jennie Owens at Hill home
A china shower for Miss Jennie Owens accompanied a D W T club meeting at Miss Hilda Hill's home Friday evening. Guests spent the evening sewing, refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother, and Owens received many beautiful gifts.
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Jennie Owens
D. W. T. Club
Hilda Hill
R F O M Bible Class Holds Cascade Park Picnic
Twenty two members of the R F O M Bible class enjoyed a Thursday picnic at Cascade park grove with lunch and Bible study. Special guests were Miss Annetta McKee and Miss Sara Dana Falls. The club plans meetings through July.
Marriage banns announced for Nellie Fallen and Walter Barnhart
Bans will be announced at St Marys church on Sunday for the first time for the marriage of Miss Nellie Beatrice Fallen daughter of Mr and Mrs Joan Fallen of Pennsylvania arena and Mr Walter Barnhart of Stoneboro with the ceremony planned for early July.
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St. Mary's Church
Nellie Beatrice Fallen
Joan Fallen
Pennsylvania Arena
Walter Barnhart
Stoneboro
Mrs H V Douglas Hosts Informal Harbor Gathering
As a compliment to her aunt Elizabeth Taylor of Leechburg Mrs H V Douglas of the Harbor entertained a few neighbors and friends from this city Friday evening. The entertainment was informal and at a previously stated location.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Leechburg
H. V. Douglas
the Harbor
Birthday Surprise for Pearl Rice by Williard Council
Williard Council No 46 Daughters of America surprised Pearl Rice on her 24th birthday at West Grant Street Friday evening. Guests included Nora James Mae Roberts Estella Hopwood Emma Christy Mary Christy Pearl Rice Madeline Rice Helen Stock Marie Rice Eunice Caldwell and many others plus Della Hoover who spoke and presented a back comb. A lunch followed.
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Pearl Rice
West Grant Street
Williard Council No. 46
Daughters of America
Della Hoover
Nora James
Mae Roberts
Estella Hopwood
Emma _ Christy
Mary Christy
Pearl
Madeline Rice
Helen Stock
Marie
Edmonson
Emma Graham
Ella Cromwell
Oro Caldwell
Evans
Anderson
Viola Evans
Laura Rice
Phoebe Rick
Living picture entertainment by First Presbyterian Church youths
Under the Christian Endeavor society, the First Presbyterian church hosted a successful living picture entertainment in the Sunday school room on Friday evening. About 30 young people attended and participated, with music provided by Miss Caroline Rearie, Miss Jessie Mockel, Fred Smith, John Holland, and Mr. Sarver.
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Christian Endeavor Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Caroline Rearie
Jessie Mockel
Fred Smith
John Holland
Mr. Sarver
Local Residents Visit Greenville for Weekend With Rev Norris White
Miss Sara Dana Falls of North Mill street Mrs A B White and daughter Miss Mary White of North street traveled to Greenville to stay with Rev Norris White over Sunday Miss Falls will be soloist in a cantata to be performed Sunday at the Methodist church where Rev White serves as pastor.
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Sara Dana Falls
North Mill Street
A. B. White
Mary White
North Street
Greenville
Norris White
Miss Falls
Rev. White
Youngstown Visit Ties Local Women to Summer Abroad
Miss Carrie L. Jeffery of Barbour place, Miss Lucille VanGorder, Miss Annabelle Stewart of Boyles avenue, and Miss Pearl Atkinson of State street are guests of Miss Sara Lewis in Youngstown today. They were part of a party that traveled abroad last summer.
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Carrie L. Jeffery
Barbour Place
Lucille VanGorder
Annabelle Stewart
Boyles Avenue
Pearl Atkinson
State Street
Sara Lewis
Youngstown
Miss Pauline Jones Heads for Tacoma Summer Visit
Miss Pauline Jones of Mill Street returns from a 10 day visit in New York and will depart Monday evening for Tacoma Washington to spend the summer with her aunt.
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Pauline Jones
Mill Street
New York
Tacoma
Wash
Conspiracy Charges Filed Against City Architects
District Attorney Valentine files a bill of particulars accusing Frederick McCormick Harry L French and contractor Frank Carlucci of conspiring in 1908 1909 to cheat Lancaster County by delivering defective work eliminating material charging for unperformed tasks and double billing on the new two million dollar Lackawanna County courthouse project in Wilkes Barre preparations for trial next week before Judge Boughton.
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Wilkes-Barre
Valentine
Frederick McCormick
Harry L. French
Frank Carlucci
Scranton
Boughton
McKean County
Personal mentions from the local social pages
Local society notes list visits and returns. Agnes Farrell visits Helen Veach in Fairmount Avenue. Hazel Webster expected home from Pittsburg after a week with friends. W J Huber returns from Buffalo on business. D C Williams and Lolita Williams of Youngstown conclude a visit with Dr F F Urey in the Seventh ward. C R A Mallory and son Jack return from Greenville. Rev Thomas Cummings, a returned missionary, spends Friday with F A Hov er family in Croton Avenue. Jennie McFate arrives from Everett Washington to summer with her father Joseph McFate at Point Place.
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Agnes Farrell
West Middlesex
Helen Veach
Fairmount Avenue
Hazel Webster
Pine Street
Pittsburg
W. J. Huber
Neshannock Avenue
Buffalo
N. Y
D. C. Williams
Lolita
Youngstown
F. F. Urey
Seventh Ward
C. R. A. Mallory
Jack
Edgewood Avenue
Greenville
Mr. Mallory
Thomas Cummings
New Wilmington
F. A. Hover
Croton Avenue
Jennie McFate
Everett
Wash
City
Joseph McFate
Point Place
Marriage Licenses Registered in Several Cities
A list of marriage licenses shows John McClellan Jr and Floy McArthur in Philadelphia, Blaine Graham and Eva W Beck in Steubenville, and Mike Mack and Mary Defonso in New Castle.
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John McClellan Jr
Philadelphia
Floy McArthur
Blaine Graham
Steubenville
Eva W. Beck
Mike Mack
New Castle
Mary Defonso
Dana's Institute of War ren Vacates Historic Building
Dana's musical institute of War ren in Ohio, a landmark of the Western Reserve, is being vacated as a new building will be erected on the site.
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Dana’s Musical Institute
Warren, O
Western Reserve
City council backs ban on public roller towels
Chicago officials move to prohibit the public roller towel citing germs and disease risk. The health committee reports unanimous support for the ordinance and recommends its passage.
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United Press
Chicago
Council Committee On Health
Council
Sons of Veterans Encampment in McKeesport June 1911
The 21st annual Pennsylvania division encampment of the Sons of Veterans, U S A, will run June 17 to 24 at Olympia park McKeesport. Daily concerts by Prof Wagner’s Fourth Regiment band and a military hop are planned. President Taft and Governor Tener are to attend June 22. Companies A Greensburg and F Irwin join the Fourth Regiment. baggage moves by wagon Thursday morning.
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Pennsylvania
Sons of Veterans
Olympia Park
McKeesport
Wagner
Fourth Regiment
Taft
Governor Tener
Greensburg
Irwin
John Cross of Pittsburg Street Dies in Son’s Illness
John Cross of Pittsburg Street was called home from Pittsburg last night by the serious illness of his son John Cross Jr. aged a little over two years.
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John Cross
Pittsburg Street
Pittsburg
John Cross, Jr
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Living Pictures
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