Gathering honors pastor birthday at Wesley Congregation
Members of Wesley Methodist Congregation honored Rev. J. C. Worner on his birthday Monday evening at his daughter Mrs. Elmer Crawford’s Sheridan avenue home. Forty five guests attended as Prof. R. G. Leslie presented a traveling bag to the pastor. Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Worner were special guests and refreshments followed a social period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist
J. C. Worner
Elmer Crawford
Sheridan Avenue
R. G. Leslie
W. A. Worner
Correction Made On Proposed Marriage Announcement
A marriage notice for Mrs. Sarah Riley and Mr. Scott is retracted after Riley states it is untrue. The item originated from a caller identifying as Allie Cashbaugh who claimed to room at Mrs. Riley’s home. The News emphasizes verification and cautions against misrepresentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Riley
Neshannock Avenue
Scott
Westside
Allie Cashbaugh
Riley
Chorus and orchestra perform The Creation in New Wilmington
Mr and Mrs Charles Greer Mrs B F Butler and Mrs Mary Medard moved to New Wilmington Monday evening and heard The Creation sung by a large chorus directed by Edward F Kurtz whose orchestra furnished the accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Greer
B. F. Butler
Mary Medard
New Wilmington
Edward F. Kurtz
Mc Connell Family Reunion Set at Calvin McConnell Home
The annual Mc Connell reunion will be held at Calvin McConnell's home near Volant on Friday, June 27, inviting all friends and neighbors to attend.
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McConnell
Calvin McConnell
Volant
Pictorial Review of July Colorful Covers by Harrison Fisher
Pictorial Review highlights July issue with booklets on fiction stories for young readers home making and household topics special departments fashion and fancy work. Describes cover art by Harrison Fisher and notes price five cents a copy or fifty cents a year.
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Harrison Fisher
Pretty Wedding In North Hill Home
Miss Mabel Sankey and Mr. Frank Clinefelter were married at 9 in the morning in the bride’s parents home on Moody avenue. Rev. S. C. Gamble officiated with Vera Clinefelter playing the wedding march. The couple plans a trip and will reside at 1009 Loraine avenue after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Sankey
Frank Clinefelter
R. W Garroway
Moody Avenue
8. C. Gamble
Second United Presbyterian Church
Vera Clinefelter
Olive Sankey
Harry Nixon
Loraine Avenue
Grace Clinefelter
Eleanor Davies
Homestead
Open-air concert on Charles H Johnson lawn Thursday evening
The First Christian church hosts an outdoor program on Moody avenue featuring top local talent. Solos by Llewellyn Jones and others, the Wednesday Morning Musical club ladies chorus, Urmson and Handel quartets, plus Kurtz orchestra. Lawn seating arranged near the tennis court. pergola as stage. refreshments in the decorated garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Johnson
Moody Avenue
First Christian Church
Llewellyn Jones
Roland Roberts
Lo Be Miller
Lottie Nicklin
W. P. Felch
Urmson
Fairyland
Morgan
Handel
Kurtz
Beatty-Beatty Wedding in Central Christian Home
Miss Lottie Beatty wed Coy H. Cole this afternoon at 3 30 in the Beatty home 1 Sycamore street. Rev. D P Shafer officiated as the house was adorned with pink and white flowers. The bride wore white brocaded silk and carried white roses. Fay Beatty sister was bridesmaid in white voile over pink silk. Best man was William Kelly. A 6 o'clock dinner followed the reception and the couple will reside at the Beatty home for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Shafer
Central Christian Church
Lottie Beatty
Coy H. Cole
George Beatty
Sycamore Street
Fay Beatty
William Kelly
Beatty
Marriage of Lamont R Skidmore and Mary J Jones
This morning at 8 30 oclock Lamont R Skidmore married Miss Mary J Jones at Rev C Gamble's home on Chestnut Street Both lifelong New Castle residents they plan a western trip and will reside after July 1 at 39 North Mercer Street Mary daughter of the late David Jones and Lamont son of Mrs Margaret Skidmore receive well wishes from many friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamont R. Skidmore
Mary J. Jones
North Mercer Street
5. C. Gamble
Chestnut Street
New Castle
Skidmore
David Jones
Margaret Skidmore
Mrs Kimberly Attends 85th Christian Church Anniversary
Mrs Katherine Kimberly of West Washington street with her daughter Mrs Clarence Cotton and daughters returned from West Austintown after the 85th anniversary celebration of the Christian church there. Mrs Kimberly was immersed as a child. The day drew more than 500 members and friends and refreshments were served.
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Katherine Kimberly
West Washington Street
Clarence Cotton
West Austintown
The
Christian Church
Kimberly
Reunion planned for 1904 New Castle High School class
The reunion committee met at Miss Felicia Hamiltons home on Boyles avenue to arrange the ninth annual reunion set for Thursday evening June 26 at Cascade park. Organizers expect a large turnout as these gatherings are highly enjoyed.
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New Castle High School
Felicia Hamilton
Boyles Avenue
Cascade Park
Reese Moore Wedding Plays To Local Address
The wedding of Miss Ethel Reese and Howard Moore was held Saturday in Sharon. The couple will live in the city briefly with the groom serving as temporary head of the Rescue Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Reese
Eliah Reese
Sharon
Howard Moore
W. H. Moore
Old Maids Club Postponed Meeting
The Old Maids Club meeting set for this evening at the home of Mrs Willia Carnes on North Liberty Street has been postponed for one week.
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Old Maids Club
Old Maids’ Club
Willia Carnes
North Liberty Street
Moorhead and Vance Attend Grove City College Summer School
James Moorhead of Park Avenue and Samuel Vance of Neshannock Avenue left today for Grove City College to attend summer school.
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James Moorhead
Park Avenue
Samuel Vance
Neshannock Avenue
Grove City College
Luncheon to Honor Emma Willard Girls
Miss Dorothy Morehead hosts a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Country club Thursday for Emma Willard School visitors Miss Frances Hayes and Miss Ethel Foster of Waco Texas. Accompanying guests include Miss Lois Leonard Beaver Miss Doris Beecher Syracuse NY Miss Pauline Smith Toronto Ohio Miss Helen McCook Steubenville and Miss Elizabeth Harding Franklin Ohio. Hayes and Foster were guests at a Monday dinner hosted by Miss Mary Harris with six covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Morehead
East Street
Country Club
Frances Hayes
Ethel Foster
Waco
Tex
Emma Willard School
Lois Leonard
Beaver
Doris Beecher
Syracuse
N. Y
Pauline Smith
Toronto
Helen McCook
Steubenville
Elizabeth Harding
Franklin
Hayes
Miss Foster
Mary Harris
North Jefferson Street
Kensington Club Picnic and Multiple Local Weddings
A Kensington I. S. 1 group plans a park picnic while several marriages are scheduled in the area. Evelyn McMannus and Harry McCreary wed at 4 o'clock, Pearl Anderson and Charles F. Robinson marry at home, Ethel Simon and James Harrison tie the knot, Minnie McMasters and Herbert Patterson wed at Dr. and Mrs. Harper's home, and Agnes Donovan and Michael Meskill will marry in St Mary’s church. Various clubs host gatherings and luncheons as part of the social calendar.
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I. S
Leesburg
Elsie Francis
Uber Street
Y. O. A. Club
BE. E. Hileman
North Jefferson Street
Minnie McMasters
Herbert Patterson
Pittsburg
H. C. Harper
Wallace Avenue
Muddy Creek Falls
Pretty Wedding Unites Miss Annie Williams and Solomon Davies
The ceremony took place at noon at the home of Mr and Mrs John Davies on Sutton street. Miss Annie Williams became the bride of Solomon Davies of East Long Avenue with Rev J T Llewellyn Williams officiating. 35 guests attended including Christina Johns and Davis Williams of Akron. The couple plans a Niagara Falls trip and will reside on Sutton street after August 1. The bride wore white embroidery and pink and white roses. Out of town guests included Mrs Edwards and Mrs Hughes of Youngstown.
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John Davies
Sutton Street
Annie Williams
Solomon Davies
East Long Avenue
J. T. Llewellyn Williams
Congregational Church
Christina Johns
Davis Williams
Akron
Niagara Falls
Sankey Fortieth Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
A large family gathering at Mr and Mrs John Sankey’s Plaingrove home marked their 40th anniversary. Eighty guests enjoyed an orchard dinner, songs by Mrs Shoemaker, and a remarks by Rev F B Shoemaker emphasizing the couple’s 40 years in Plaingrove. Six children and all spouses attended with several guests reciting.
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John Sankey
Plaingrove
Sankey
Plaingrove Township
Bride and Groom Celebrate with Gifts and Ball Game
The wedding reception featured numerous presents for the bride and groom and a friendly baseball game between married and single men. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Shoemaker and many local families and friends such as the Sankey and Shoaff households, the McCune and Elder families, A N Boyd, and others.
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Shoemaker
Charley Sankey
William Sankey
Harry Corban
Clayton McCune
Charles Sankey
Howard Elder
John Sankey
A. N. Boyd
Harry Shoaff
Dr. Shoaff
M. G. Sheart
W. P. Sankey
Samuel Houston
Henry Anderson
John Ricer
Fred Marsh
Frank Palmer
Calvin Emery
Howard Brenneman
Frank Hogue
Engagement of Miss Florence McConahy and Donald Anderson
Complimentary to Miss Florence McConahy of Eastbrook, whose marriage to Donald Anderson of Koppel, will be an event of this month. A miscellaneous shower in Shenango township honored her with Mrs. Eva Lindsay hosting assisted by Miss Hutchison and Dinsmore. Out of town guest Mrs. Earl Young of Detroit attended.
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Florence McConahy
Eastbrook
Donald Anderson
Koppel
Eva Lindsay
Pearl Hutchison
Shenango Township
Mary Dinsmore
Bess Hutchison
Earl Young
Detroit
Mich
Book arrives for Muddy Creek reunion in Mounds City
Jacob Book of Mounds City Missouri arrived this morning as guest of his niece Mrs. W J Mc Nees on Florence avenue for the Book reunion at Muddy Creek Falls Wednesday. It is his first visit in 30 years and he hopes to renew old friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Book
Mounds City
W. J. McNees
Florence Avenue
Muddy Creek Falls
Mr. Book
Jack Lewis
Woodlawn
Pittsburg
New Castle Eastern Star to Visit Youngstown Mirian Chapter
The New Castle chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will depart this evening at 7 o'clock on the train to Youngstown. They will be entertained by the Mirvian chapter in their chapter room.
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New Castle
Order of the Eastern Star
City
Youngstown
Euwer
New York
Carlisle Woman Guests at Sharon Socials
Mrs G Griffith of Carlisle Street returned from a visit with friends in Sharon where she was the honor guest at parties hosted by Mrs John Curry and Mrs F D Denny.
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Carlisle Street
Sharon
John Curry
F. D. Denny
Cascade Park Minstrels Shine At Cascade Park Theater
Hoy and Fields Parlor Minstrels wowed spectators last night with Elsie Barkley and Mabel Armonett delivering strong contralto and soprano ranges. The program mixed minstrel first part, vaudeville, motion pictures, and a Teddy Field banjo solo with Eddie Hoy’s monologue. Performances continue daily at 3, 7:15, and 9:20.
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Hoy and Fields
Cascade Park Theater
Elsie Barkley
Mabel Armonett
Mr. Bones
Tamii
Teddy Field
Eddie Hoy
Ray LaForge
Billy Laurence
Y. W. C. A. Growsups Camp Opens June 20
Y W C A notes a camp for grown ups opens Friday, June 20, for three weeks under Miss Mary J. Kirk, general secretary. Location is ideal with good meals and healthful amusements like tennis, boating, and bathing. Rates are reasonable. Juniors enjoy activities this week with Miss Kirk and Miss Cora Ritchie assisting.
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Mary J. Kirk
Miss Kirk
Cora Ritchie
Business Girls host A Trip to California on postcard canvas
The Business Girls' club presents A Trip to California tonight at o'clock at the association venue. Colored postcards will reveal views, and admission is free with a silver offering for the flower fund. The R. F. O. M. Bible class meets Thursday at 3 o'clock.
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Business Girls’ Club
California
Croton W C T U Meeting At Mrs Vandegrift Home
The Croton W C T U holds a meeting this evening at 8 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Margaret Vandegrift located at 1012 Croton avenue. Mrs. Hanna Waggoner the superintendent of flower missions will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton W. C. T. U
Margaret Vandegrift
Croton Avenue
Hanna Waggoner
Flower Missions
Willard Memorial Kensington Meeting at Mrs Lowash Home
The Willard Memorial Kensington and business meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Lowash on Spruce street Friday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock. All members are cordially invited to be present.
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Willard Memorial
Ladies Association Meeting Change At First United Church
The Ladies Association of the First United Presbyterian Church will hold its meeting Thursday afternoon in the church. This is a change from the previously announced schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Association of
The
First United Presbyterian Church
Monthly Ladies Aid Meeting at Central Presbyterian
The Ladies' Aid society of Central Presbyterian will hold its monthly meeting in the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon at 2. Members are invited to attend and participate in the appointment of committee tasks.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Central Presbyterian Church
Beaver Falls Chief Links Sage to Pittsburg Murder
Beaver Falls Chief of Police Cowan believes William El Sage, wanted in Pittsburg for the murder of William McNair, was in Beaver Falls last Thursday. The claim connects Sage to the case and places him in the city recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowan
Beaver Falls
William EL. Sage
Pittsburg
William McNair
Local residents share travels and visits across states
Personal mentions list Frank Williams returning from a two week vacation in Tully New York and multiple relatives visiting or staying with families in this city. Several residents accept jobs, travel to Cleveland Pittsburg Morgantown and Ithaca, while others attend a funeral and a medical graft incident involving Jack Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Williams
Long Avenue
Tully
N. Y
M. L. Clark
Grove City
Maynard Wilson
Park Avenue
Ewing and Long's
Charles Watson
Cleveland
James McConahy
North Mill Street
F. L. van Wert
North Mercer Street
Pittsburg
Margaret McConahy
James Henry Smith
Morgantown
W. Va
Eastland wife sues for divorce over lost friendship
Mrs Joseph Philander Eastland of San Francisco and Diego announces she is suing for divorce to restore the friendship she says her husband lost in marriage. She cites no violence and frames the suit as a pursuit of reconciliation through the court action.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Joseph Philander Eastland
San Francisco
San Diego
Illinois February Fire Toll Tops Seven Hundred Nineteen
In February Illinois reported 719 fires causing damages totaling 1 284 724 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
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Pictorial Review of
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Panama
Derby Hat Co
North Hill
Jones-Skidmore Nuptials
Reunion
Emma Willard
Mather Beos. CO
Picard
China
Picard Studios
Mather Bros. Co
East
Washington St
Y. W. C. A. Notes
R. F. O. M. Bible
Ladies’ Association
Fred Wallace
Jean
North Street
Mercer
Fred L. Marcellus
Wayland, O
Annie Albecker
Diamondway
Willard Huber
J. W. Huber
Garfield Avenue
Daniel Miller
Cuyahoga Falls
John D. Knox
Knox
Dorothy Curtis
Cornell University
Ithaca, N. Y
Gram Curtis
George McFarland
Court Street
Homer C. Drake
County Line Street
Mary Cleland
Harlansburg
James Dunnan
Elizabeth
Allen Block
C. W. Weddell
Bleakley Block
Devil's Bone
A. Howard Ryan
Ryan
Elizabeth Ryan
St. Louis
G. L. Griffith
Richard Bowater
Sue Bowater
Wooster, Mass
Bert Jinks
Ella and
Marion Bowater
Blunston Avenue
Sues
Harris
East Washington St
Panama Canal
Second
U. P. Church
Wane Associati
J. N. Euwer
New York Market
Golconda Diamonds
Tiffany
Gypsey and
Belcher
Mfg
New Castles
New Castle Stationery Go
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin
Bell
John G. Nothdurft
Dollar Savings Association
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