Miss Mary Semple Hosts Grand Society Reception
In Wilkinsburg a large society event drew about 500 responses for Miss Mary Semple's reception at Hemnett hall. Honor guests included Miss Margaret Russell Smith of New Castle who celebrated her 82nd birthday, and Mrs. John Scott Semple. Attire featured white French mousseline gowns and duchesse lace while flowers adorned the decor. Reception ran from 2 to 6 pm.
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Wilkinsburg
Mary Semple
New Hemnett Hall
Penn Avenue
Pittsburg
John Scott Semple
Miss Semple
Miss Smith
Local Wedding To Unite City Business Leader
A wedding of wide interest is planned for midweek as EF E Hamilton, secretary and treasurer of the New Castle Traction company, will marry Mollie Lytle of North Beaver street. Hamilton also serves with the New Castle Electric company Lawrence Gas company and New Castle Land company. The bride, Nellie Whitney daughter of Mr and Mrs FF M Whitney of New Wilmington, plans to wed Prof Bowman a Canfield Ohio college teacher. The ceremony will be at the bride's home on Wednesday June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. E. Hamilton
New Castle Traction Company
Mollie Lytle
North Beaver Street
Hamilton
New Castle Eslectric Company
Lawrence Gas Company
New Castle Land Company
Nellie
FF. M. Whitney
New Wilmington
Bowman
Canfield
Lincoln Avenue
Whitney
Miss Whitney
James Linton
North Mill Street
Joseph Mmerick
Philadelphia
John W. Ixnox
Frank Vanderzrift
New Castle
Sharon Steel Works
Howard C. Johnson
West Chester
Johnson
Terie & Pittsburg
Alrs
Louis Ray
Hoyt Block
Washington Street
Sharon
M. H. Wenderson
Wirk
Robinson
C. Q. Carver
North Irvine Avenue
F. R. McDermitt
New York
Washington, D. C
Irwin
Buffalo
Charles
Mayme White
Northstreet
Meadville
Wm. H. Love
Maude Maxwell
Moore Party Honors visiting Moore at Mercer Street
Mr and Mrs Edwin D Moore hosted a gathering on North Mercer Street in honor of Mr and Mrs Alvah Moore of Los Angeles California the visiting couple. Friends formed a party recalling a past camp outing near Cleveland with camp style entertainment pictures and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin D. Moore
North Mercer Street
Alvah Moore
Los Angeles
Cal
Clevelan
Revival of Hard Times social attracts old members
One of the city’s oldest social groups is revived as the Hard Times organization plans a reunion and general good time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Morris on Grant Street. A fine supper is featured with committee members listed and urged attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Morris
Grant Street
S. Long
William McCandless
Charles Greer
Social Week Highlights Weddings and Merriment
The social week features the marriage of Miss Virginia Blair to Henry W. Thornton with events at the Blair residence on Leasure avenue and a bride's dinner. William H. Love and Maud Maxwell wed today at 1 30 at the Maxwell home with Rev. J. Bell Neff officiating. Love is a Standard Oil bookkeeper in Oil City. Local guests include Jesse Love and several Love family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Blair
Henry W. Thornton
George D. Blair
Leasure Avenue
Gaylord Thompson
Traction Company
John C. Wallace
Wallace Avenue
William H. Love
Clark Maud Maxwell
Meadville
J. Bell Neff
Erie
Mr. Love
Standard Oil Company
Oil City
Ids
Jesse Love
Riland
Sarah, Jane
Ana Love
H. A. Love
Margaret Blackwood
Mayme White
New Church Fund Auction Planned at Mill and Falls Corner
Wednesday evening on newly acquired property at the corner of North Mill and East Falls streets the sale aims to raise proceeds for the erection of the new church and expects a large attendance.
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North Mill
East Falls Streets
Crawford sisters host large evening party at country home
Misses Carrie and Maggie Crawford plan a lavish gathering at their spacious rural residence with several out of town guests expected to attend. The event promises generous hospitality and lively socializing for guests and locals alike.
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Carrie
Maggie Crawford
Crawford
Local notes and visits from Beaver Falls to Sharon
Beaver Falls and Sharon residents are mentioned in a stream of social notices. Births, illnesses, and travel include Mrs. Wylie ill at Martin street and Mrs. McCandless traveling to Pittsburg. several returns from Philadelphia, Kansas City, and Meadville. weddings, hospitalities, and visits across Sharon, New Castle, and surrounding towns.
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Robert Wylie
Martin Street
Amateur Price Update on Leeds Plates and Trays
Amateurs are advised of price changes for Leeds Plates. The 4x5 plates are listed at 474 percent per dozen. The 6x7 plates are priced at 80 cents per dozen.
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Leeds
Hall's Catarrh Cure Reward Notice Ends
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo are trusted to fulfill obligations. Testimonial signers West & Truax and Kirman & Marvin, wholesale druggists, Toledo, Ohio endorse Cheney. Internal use claims promise cure via blood and mucous surfaces. Price per bottle. sold by all druggists. Complimentary samples and family pills advertised.
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Hall
FLJ
Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
C. Walding
Kirman & Marvin
O. Hall
Rev Foulke Leaves for Meadville to Attend Allegeny Commencement
Rev C W Foulke pastor of Grace M E church Fifth ward sails to Meadville to visit Alma Mater Allegheny College where he is named a visitor by the Erie conference. He plans to see his brother Dr George W Foulke who is in Meadville hospital awaiting an operation on his right leg, previously amputated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Foulke
Grace M. FE
Fifth Ward
Meadville
Allegheny College
Erie Conference
Foulke
George W. Foulke
Strawberry Festival Invites Public to Support New Church
The Daughters of the King invite all to the first large strawberry festival of the season at the new Episcopal church property corner North Mill and East Falls streets tomorrow evening. Ice cream cake and strawberries 15 cents. Proceeds aid the church erection.
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Daughters of the King
North Mill
East Falls Streets
Episcopal Church
Stoneboro Excursion From Central Presbyterian Church
The Central Presbyterian church plans a Stoneboro outing in Stoneboro Pennsylvania on Thursday June 20 under the Ladies Aid society. Adults 70 cents children 50 cents round trip with a special train from Mahoningtown 8 15 a m to New Castle union station. Boating and bathing available. Invites members of other churches. 24313 Call Hutteen’s Pharmacy for a free sample of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. They aid digestion and liver function.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Stoneboro
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mahoningtown
New Castle Union Station
Hutteen
Chamberlain
Fishermen head for Thompson's Eddy in Warren county
Councilman John A Mc Kee and John Quest with Will Harlan and Lyman Hughes left for Thompson's Eddy Warren county to fish for bass noted for large catches. Readers recall last fall New Castle party caught seventy to eighty fine bass at this point attracting local attention in Dickson's hardware window on Washington street.
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Lyman Hughes
William Harlan
John Andy Melee
Veneneo County
Thompsons Eddy
John Quest
John A. McKee
Will Harlan
Thompson's
Woman Overcomes Ills After Electric Bitters
Mrs. 5 Pease of Law rence Swan says three bottles of Electric Bitters let her leave bed after seven years of kidney and liver trouble and nervous prostration. She reports renewed strength in three months and recommends the remedy to women with headache backache sleeplessness and fainting spells. Available at all druggists with satisfaction guaranteed.
Women travel party heads to South Wales by steamer
Mrs Samuel Jones of Hast Longs avenue and sister Mrs Sarah Evans join Mrs James Williams of Moravia street and Mrs John Price of South Jefferson street. They depart New York by steamer at 7 a m on Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Jones
Notice to report undelivered newspapers to office
If the newsboy fails to leave your copy of The News each evening notify the office at once. Copies of another local paper come from nearby subscriber homes. Insist on getting the paper you want. If the boy does not comply, send his name to the office and we will have the paper delivered by a regular carrier.
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Ofice
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Mather Bros
Jewelers
Washington St
Kennelly’s
Pillsbury’s
J. F. P. Kennelly
Cash Grocer
Bell Phone
Cascade Park
Yohe
Ball Park
P.O. Davidson, Optician
I. Washington Street
Chas. A. McCready
Hamilton-Lytle Wedding
Conservatory
Pittsburg Conservatory of Music
Conservatory Hall
Sue McConahy
Kate W. Kurtz
Trinity Church
Birchlawn
Will
Walton
Second United Presbyterian Church
H. S. Jordan
Charles F. Bowers
Upper Sandusky
Cora Viola Jones
Enon
Upper Sandusky, C
Basket Club
Samuel Foltz
C. P. Taggart
T. F. Moorehead
E. EB. Leavy
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Emanon Club
Knox, Long, Morehead
Constable Halls
Beaver Falls
W. L. Taylor
South Jefferson Street
Clark Allen
Morton Street
Frank Warner
Neshannock Township
Mary McClaren
M. R. Daly
South Mill Street
Thomas Shingledecker
Ray Street
Brant O. Sankey
New Brighton
Ralph Miller
Sharpsville
John Keats
Eleanor Shaner
Court Street
Nellie Parks
River Street
John Glines
Franklin
Charles McCready
Greenwood Avenue
Troy
Kansas
George .K. Welsh
Kansas City
T. F. Morehead
E. E. Leavy
T. J. Blackwood
Pittsburg Street
Mrs
J. C. Armstrong
East End
If. D. Hanna
Vine Street
Washington, Pa
Lincoln Tait
Chestnut Street
Vanport
Jones
Lawrence Swagrer
Jefferson Medical School
Arthur Braden
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mt. Union College
T. J. Allen
Sterling
William Allen
Oak Street
C. C. Long
Reading
J. A. Smith
Croton Avenue
A. Kelly
Ted
Youngstown
Sarah McCandless
W. H. Kyte
Benjamin
Harriet Walls
Liverpool
Joseph Barclay
Beaver
Neshannock Falls
Thomas Day
Davis & Harris
Peddingham Chemicals
Charles T. Metzler
Mivng
West End
Stoneboro Excursion
Pennsylvania Lines
Black Bass
Thompson's Eddy
Wales
Micgoguns
Childrens
Snoes
Fort and Health
Washington and Mill Sts
W. H. Mallary
General Electrician
Mieetric
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