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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1909

Page

3

04 CLASS REUNION ENJOYABLE EVENT AT CASCADE PARK

The New Castle high school class of 1904 held its fifth annual reunion at Cascade park dining hall. About 20 of 42 members attended, enjoying dinner, toasts, vaudeville, and dancing. Officers elected included Oliver Johnson president and Robert White secretary. Special guests included Mrs. David R. Harris and Miss Marguerite Wilson of San Antonio, Texas.

New Castle High School Cascade Park Harry K. Bell Olive Johnson Emma V Harry Harry Robert White Mary E. van Divert Clarence E. Bear Charles W. Smith Washington Oliver. Johnson Sam Clark Edwin K. Logan William H. Howe Bessie Gailey Felicia Hamilton Helen Westlake C. E. Baer William Howe Harry Bell Edna Bradford Jeanette Shaner Alma Broadhead Samuel Clark David Harris Edwin Logan Pearl McCoy Sara Sankey Nell Stevenson Mary van Divert Clarence Baer Norman

Pretty Porch Party for W. S. P. Members

Dr and Mrs W L Beal hosted a porch party on Leasure avenue with Mr and Mrs W L Aiken and assists Misses Dorothy and Phyllis Beal for about 50 W S P club members and guests. Floral décor framed the enclosed veranda as a six hand encire contest failed to provide favors. A novel two serving basket luncheon followed with music and Mother Goose rhyme merriment. Miss Clara Burkuelder of Mt Pleasant attended as an out of town guest.

W. L. Beal Leasure Avenue W. L. Aiken W. S. P. Club Dorothy Phyllis Beal Wich Clara Burkuelder Mt. Pleasant

Birthday surprise honors Mary L Cross at 86th celebration

Mrs. Mary L Cross of Slippery Rock township received a pleasant surprise Thursday for her 86th birthday. Guests from Butler County included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Collins, W B Graham, the Ambuster and Smith families, the Cross and Graham clans, Ed Mitchell, John Dunn, Hugh Graham, the Lutz and Savoy households, and Mrs. Charles Price, who all joined lunch and a social period.

Mary L. Cross Slippery Rock Township Butler County Harry Collins W. B. Graham Vincent Ambuster R. C. Smith Henry Cross John Graham Ed Mitchell John Dunn Hugh Graham Charles Lutz Riley Savoy Charles Price

Untrimmed Shape Discount at Euwers Store

Bargain alert for shoppers at Euwers tonight as untrimmed shapes once selling up to $5.00 are marked down to 39 cents. Limited stock.

Euwers

Ramsey Reunion at Cascade Park

The Ramsey family held its fourth annual reunion at Cascade Park with 100 plus relatives gathering for a day of visiting and meals. Officers elected included President R. A. Ramsey and Vice President Elliot Ramsey with Mary Blair Smitten as Secretary.

Fifth Ward Couple Married Quietly by Rev. Crayton Brooks

Dannie Davis a tin worker of Waldo street and Gertrude Hassel of Long avenue wed Saturday morning in a secret ceremony by Rev. Crayton Brooks. The couple fooled friends who thought they would marry in Warren Ohio and then left for a short wedding trip. Hassel, from Sharon, moved to join her sister Mrs. Samuel Lewis on Long avenue. Davis works as a rougher at Greer plant No. 2 mill and is popular among coworkers.

Dannie Davis Waldo Street Gertrude Hassel Long Avenue South End Crayton Brooks Warren, O Mrs. Davis

Highland 500 Club Hosts Card Party at Ellwood City

Twelve members traveled to Ellwood City for a Friday card party at Hotel Lawrence. Prizes were won by Mrs. W. S. Mears Mrs. E. E. Hileman Mrs. Louis Gordon Mrs. Frank Mitchell and Mrs. A. C. Hileman. A dinner followed and guests returned home that night. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. E. E. Hileman of North Jefferson Street.

Highland 500 Club Ellwood City Hotel Lawrence W.S. Mears E. E. Hileman Louis Gordon Frank Mitchell A. C. Hileman North Jefferson Street

Picnic of Current Events Circle At Cascade Park

The annual gathering of the Current Events circle and families took place at Cascade Park on a Friday evening. Dinner was served in the grove at seven with a delicious menu. This marked the last meeting until fall.

Cascade Park

Sunday Dinner Features Turkey and Strawberry Shortcake

A Pittsburg restaurant offers a Sunday dinner menu featuring turkey and strawberry shortcake along with seasonal dishes. The event showcases classic hearty fare for the time of year.

Pittsburg

Lawn Social at Croton Church Tuesday Evening

Ladies' Aid society of Croton church holds a lawn social Tuesday evening June 22 on North Bay street near the hilltop to raise funds.

Lawn Social Ladies’ Aid Croton Church North Bay Street Top of Hill

Yachting Party Hosts Honorees From Several Communities

Miss Lucille Nevin of Maple Bluff Elizabeth hosted a delightful yachting party honoring guests Miss Mabel Henderson of Dayton Ohio Miss Minnie McMasters of Jamestown and Miss Mary Sloss of New Wilmington Others included Herbert Patterson Wilkinsburg John Greer Bellevue Miss Marion Forsythe and Miss Alice McCrory of the area as part of the gathering aboard.

Lucille Nevin Maple Bluff Elizbeth Mabel Henderson Dayton, O Minnie McMasters Jamestown Mary Sloss New Wilmington Herbert Patterson Wilkinsburg John Greer Bellevue Marion Forsythe Alice McCrory Pittsburg

Faculty member travels for college events and summer study

Robert White of Neshannock Avenue, a member of the high school faculty, has gone to Washington Pennsylvania to attend commencement week exercises at Washington and Jefferson College, of which he is a member. From there he will go to Ann Arbor Michigan for summer school. He will be joined by Sam Clark who will attend commencement.

Robert White Neshannock Avenue Washington, Pa Washington and Jefferson College Ann Arbor Mich Sam Clark

Sisters of Captain Winans Visit in Walace Avenue Home

Mrs. Myron Woods Mrs. John Evans of Youngstown Mrs. Cary Browning of Mexico City and relatives of Mrs. Thomas McBride visited Friday at the home of Mrs. Benjamin Beisel on Wal lace avenue in Council Grove Kansas.

Myron Woods John Evans Youngstown Cary Browning Mexico City J. S. Winans Council Grove Kan Thomas McBride Benjamin Beisel Wallace Avenue

Cubbisons Return From Wedding Trip To Begin Home Life

Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Cubbison, newlyweds, returned from visits to Cleveland and Detroit. They will guest with the groom’s mother Mrs. D. M. Cubbison of Highland Avenue for a few weeks before establishing a home on Shenango Street.

Archibald Cubbison Cleveland Detroit D. M. Cubbison Highland Avenue Shenango Street

Marriage License Granted in Youngstown

A marriage license was issued in Youngstown to Lewis C. Morrow of the city and Lavina Hayes.

Youngstown Lewis C. Morrow Lavina Hayes

Jesse Fleming to Wed Sharon Girl Rose Higgins

Announcement of the marriage between Jesse C. Fleming of Sharon and Miss Rose Higgins. The ceremony is set for Monday at 10 o'clock. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Sharon where Fleming is employed. Fleming is the son of Mrs. Isabella Fleming of Wallace Avenue and recently moved back to Sharon from this city.

Jesse C. Fleming Sharon Rose Higgins Fleming Isabella Fleming Wallace Avenue

Madison woman attends Freedom wedding of Miss Lowry and Dr. Smith

Mrs. R. G. Maxwell of Madison Avenue returned from Freedom where she attended the marriage of Miss Anna Lowry and Dr. J. D. Smith on Thursday evening. Her daughters Misses Helen and Georgine accompanied her and will stay until this evening.

R. G. Maxwell Madison Avenue Freedom Anna Lowry J. D. Smith Helen Georgine

W. C. T. U. and L. T. L. Picnic and Meeting

The annual picnic and executive meeting will be at R. W. Skinner's Edenburg home on Thursday June 24. Guests depart by Youngstown car from Mill and Washington streets at 10 o'clock.

R. W. Skinner Edenburg Youngstown Mill and Washington Streets

Sunday Boat Excursion to Lake Erie From Lake Station

A Sunday party of young people departs Lake Erie railroad station at 8 05 am central time next Sunday aboard parlor cars and coaches for Ashtabula harbor. The trip includes Woodland Park rides and a new launch on Lake Erie with multiple lake trips for 25 cents. Rail fare to Ashtabula harbor and return is 1.25 dollars.

Lake Erie Ashtabula Harbor Woodland Park Park

Millinery Sale At Powell's On Long Avenue

Hats and flowers offered at half price with trimmed and untrimmed hats reduced. Ribbons also discounted. Store hours extend to 9 PM during a two week sale starting Monday June 21. Powell's 64 Long Avenue invites shoppers to see the great bargains.

Powell's Long Avenue

Saratoga Dairy Lunch Special Tomorrow

Near corner South Mills and Washington streets the Saratoga Dairy Lunch offers strawberry shortcake with ice cream special tomorrow. Everything ready with no waiting for customers.

South Mills Washington Streets

Teachers and Janitor Face School Board Debate

The high school dispute centers on principal Miss Jeffery and janitor Bay. Teachers accuse neglect of cleaning and heat issues while Bay defends his work and claims directors blocked actions. A motion to reappoint Bay failed amid calls for harmony and staffing questions.

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