Porch Party Honors Miss Hanna At Rhodes Place
A porch party at the W H Gillespie residence in Rhodes Place honors Miss Emma Hanna a bride elect next Thursday. About 30 intimate friends enjoyed sewing social amusements and a collation. Aides were Mrs G C Stitzinger Miss Hazel McMichael Miss Carrie L Jeffery and Mrs James M Blackwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Gillespie
Rhodes Place
Gillespie
Emma Hanna
G. C. Stitzinger
Hazel McMichael
Carrie L. Jeffery
James M. Blackwood
Mary Sutton
Court Street
Hanna
Moon
Cassius Ralph
Fair Avenue
Orville Chain Weds Leota Franks at Wellington Home
Mr and Mrs W J Chain and their son Clare from North Mercer street attended the wedding of their son Orville Chain formerly of this city and Miss Leota Franks of Wellington D with a brief wedding trip to follow. The couple will live in Canton Ohio where Orville has been employed by Sellern Cabinet Co of Elwood Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Chain and Son
Clare
North Mercer Street
Orville Chain
Leota Franks
Wellington
Miss Griest Attends Circulating Book Club Meeting
Miss Griest of Unionville was an out of town guest at a Circulating Book club gathering held at Mrs. W. K. Hugus’s home on Highland and Fairfield avenues. The usual order of procedure was followed and a lunch was served. The club will meet again in one week at the same hour hosted by Mrs. J. D. F. Newell on North Mercer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Griest
Unionville
Circulating Book Club
W. K. Hugus
Highland and
Fairfield Avenues
J. D. F. Newell
North Mercer Street
Luncheon Honors Miss Chamberlain at Lowry Residence
A refined luncheon hosted by Mrs. Alice A. Lowry of Lincoln Avenue marked the visit of Miss Mary Chamberlain of London Ohio. Six guests attended and the hostess was aided by her daughter Mrs. Richard Bard with roses and summer flowers adding charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice A. Lowry
Linc- In Avenue
Mary Chamberlain
London
John Holt
Richard Bard
Sunday School Pic Nic At Walton By First Presbyterian
Miss Frances Hamilton leads a Sunday school class from First Presbyterian Church on a Walton picnic at noon. The gathering includes many young girls with mothers as special guests and a tasty noon menu followed by games in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hamilton
First Presbyterian Church
Walton
Arm strong Family Reunion Scheduled Near Leesburgh Station
The annual Arm strong reunion will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs J H Arm strong near Leesburgh Station on Thursday June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
J. H. Armstrong
Leesburgh Station
Mrs. Lee Boyles postpones Girls' club meeting
Mrs. FE. Lee Boyles postpones the Girls' club meeting from Friday to Saturday at 10 o'clock in her Lincoln avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Lee Boyles
Lincoln Avenue
Miss Harris to entertain D. W. T. club Friday evening
Miss Harriet Harris of Long Avenue will entertain the D. W. T. club Friday evening at her home. The event gathers members for a social session and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Harris
Long Avenue
D. W. T. Club
Luncheon Party From Beaver Falls Dines at Tea Cup Inn
A group of 27 women from Beaver Falls dined together at the Tea Cup Inn at noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Tea Cup Inn
Card of Thanks for Geo W Chatland
Mrs Retta Young Chatland expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for many acts of kindness during the illness and death of her husband Geo W Chatland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retta Young Chatland
Geo. W. Chatland
Miscellaneous Shower for Bride Honoring Margaret Moore Levvy
A small B A T Kensington event at Miss Hester Bryson's Sheridan avenue home honored Mrs H L Levvy nee Margaret Moore, a recent bride. About 18 guests attended a needlework and lunch shewn by Mrs Bryson and Mrs Ernest Whittaker. Out of town guest Mrs Darrrow of Lowellville attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Levvy
Margaret Moore
B. A. T. Kensington
Hester Bryson
Sheridan Avenue
Bryson
Ernest Whittaker
Mrs. Darrow
Lowellville
Social gatherings and engagements noted in city circles
Miss Rachel Wallace entertains the Lunch eon Spoon club and Mrs George D Blair hosts a luncheon. Alma Mc Kibben and Cline Braeden wed at Rev James Ferguson's home. Mrs Jesse McCommon honors Miss Alice Snape as she leaves. A porch party by the Social union at Mrs George B E Treadwell's home. Mrs Don C Lindley chairs a X Y Z club event. Camera club girls host a park breakfast for Mrs James Allen Porte. Mrs Cassius Ralph hosts a tear in honor of Miss Emma Hanna. Seventh wards girls picnic for Eva Hamilton heading to Grove City College. Mrs J K Heess and Mrs Maurice Cross host a Kensington from 2:30 to 5. Highland Basket club picnic at park. Pythian Sisters meet to elect officers. Miss Adalene Woodworth hosts a reception 2 to 5. Nue entertains the D W T club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Wallace
North Jefferson Street
George D. Blair
Leasure Avenue
Alma McKibben
Rhodes Place
Cline Braeden
Long Avenue
James M. Ferguson
Bellevue
Jesse McCommon
Park Avenue
Alice Snape
Utica
N. Y
Social Union
First Methodist Church
George BE. Treadwell
Wallace Avenue
Don C., Lindley
Hazelcroft Avenue
Moroney Couple Return From Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs Joseph Moroney return home to Hutchinson Street after their wedding trip. A crowd of young friends serenaded the bride and groom Wednesday evening at the home of the bride’s parents on Ray Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Moroney
Hutchinson Street
McAleer Family Attends St Josephs Academy Commencement
Mr and Mrs B J McAleer and family of Crawford avenue return from Greensburg where their daughter Estella graduates at St Josephs Academy Seton Hill Rev F F O Shea and Rev P Quinn of this city also attended the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. McAleer
Crawford Avenue
Greensburg
St. Joseph’s Academy
Seton Hill
Estella
F F. O'Shea
Rev. P. Quinn
Country club house committee hosts well attended Wednesday dance
The informal dance given by the house committee of the Country club Wednesday evening was well attended with many visitors. Music was enjoyed and the popular pastime continued until a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
A B D Girls Enjoy Outing at Cascade Park
The A B D girls of the First Presbyterian church enjoyed an outing at Cascade Park on Wednesday. Dinner was served in the grove at noon and the afternoon was spent in the park's various pleasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Cascade Park
Grove
Park
J. C. I. Girls Breakfast in Park Brigade
Leaving the city at 6 o clock Wednesday morning the J. C. I. girls went to the park for breakfast. A delicious menu was served and a part of the guests spent the entire day. The same crowd will take breakfast there again next Wednesday.
Book Reunion Largely Attended at Muddy Creek Falls
The Book family reunion at Muddy Creek Falls drew about 80 relatives and friends. Officers elected include President R H Book, vice presidents John Cross and Warren Book, recording secretary Mrs Elliott, and corresponding secretary Mrs W J McNees. The next gathering is set for the second Wednesday of June 1912 at Harlan Book’s Isle home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book
Muddy Creek Falls
R. H. Book
Branchton
John Cross
Butler
Warren Book
Grant City
Elliott
Plaingrove
W. J. McNees
Harlan Book
Isle
Butler County
Jacob Book
Mound City
Thomas Waddington
Home Street
Waddington
Muddy Creek
Youngstown Community Women Host Sunday School Gathering
Miss Mary Vail and her sisters hosted a Sunday school class luncheon in Youngstown with guests including Miss Olive Van Fleet and several local women. The event featured games, music, and a dinner, followed by a park picnic hosted by Lily of the Valley Kensington members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Vail
Grace
Blanche
Helen Vail
Youngstown
Lizzie Vail
New Bedford
Olive van Fleet
Oakland
Cal
B. M. Paul
Clyde Bailey
Selina Beggs
Myrtle Miller
Mary McCready
Mary Atkinson
Frances Moore
Florence Gibson
Blanche Nesbit
Pearl Anderson
Lillian Nesbit
Ruby McClenahan
Sarah Brownlee
Brest Family Reunion Held At North Beaver Home
The annual Brest family reunion is today at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Brest in North Beaver township with members from Mercer Butler Crawford and Lawrence counties in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
J. B. Brest
North
Beaver Township
Mercer
Butler
Crawford
Lawrence Counties
Book Club Luncheon at Tea Cup Inn
Mrs. I. A. Thayer hosted book club members at noon luncheon at the Tea Cup Inn in Wallace avenue. Afterward they moved to the hostess home for an informal afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Thayer
Wallace Avenue
Book Club
Tea Cup Inn
Mrs. McKissick Sues Carnegie for 12000 Over Death
Rebecca McKissick of New Castle sues Carnegie Steel for 12000 alleging wrongful death of her husband Wallace McKissick. He worked as a metal pourer at New Castle works when a February 9 1911 molten metal mold explosion burned him fatally. She claims ice and water collected in the mold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, CO
Rebecca McKissick
New Castle
Carnegie Steel Company
Wallace McKissick
New Castle Works
Personal Notices From Various Cities
Personal mentions list residents and visitors across multiple towns. Names include C G Sutton in Baltimore Miss Helen Trelfall in Pittsburg Samuel T Burns at North Pine street and other relocations and visits. Mrs Joseph Weiss Canton and Mrs A Ellinger Fort Dodge Iowa return from visits. D L Thomas called to New Castle for appendicitis surgery. Howard Mazie, brother of Mrs Thomas, to undergo operation. Niles cor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Sutton
Court Street
Baltimore
Helen Trelfall
Pittsburg
Louise Treadwell
Highland Avenue
Samuel T. Burns
North Pine Street
Long Branch
N. J
Joseph Weiss
West Washington Street
Canton
O. Mell Kelley
R. Kelley
Oregon
Lizzie Gilbert
East Liverpool
Samuel Gilbert
Oak Street
Mayme McMichael
Carrie Battle
Evelyn Norris
A. L. Oesterling
Butler
A. Ellinger
John Killey
Fort Dodge
Margaret Carroll
Kenneth Young
Frank Swadener
Spruce Street
A. J. Wachs
Long Avenue
New York City
West Hoboken
New Bedford
Mass
D. L. Thomas
New Castle
Howard Mazie
New Castle City Hospital
Mr. Mazie
Thomas
Niles Cor
Council weighs third garbage furnace plan
A city committee toured the garbage plant to decide on building a third furnace. The addition would cost about 4 000 to 5 000 dollars, requested by city garbage collector H. J. Cohen, with another session planned before a council vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Cohen
Mysterious Death Shocks Butler as Musician Nell Ralph Dies
In Butler Pennsylvania Miss Nell Pearl Ralph 26 a noted musician and social leader died after a two week coma following headaches after a car ride. Her fiancé W F Parker died two years earlier after leaving a ball field, with physicians citing overexertion. The death mirrors the Wayne Township case of Mrs Della Forbish who slept three weeks before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Nell Pearl Ralph
Ralph
Della Forbish
Wayne Township
Eighth grade plan sparks potential district protest
East side residents plan a mass meeting to protest abolishing the eighth grade at Thaddeus Stevens building. They urge a bridge or crossing over Neshamock Creek to ease travel for students when the new East Street eighth grade moves and North Hill high opens next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaddeus Stevens
East Street
North Hill
Weshannock Creek
Neshannock
Croton Avenue
Neshannock Avenue
Miss Dorothy Edmunds Hosts Breakfast for Friends
Complimenting Miss Helen Trelfall of Pittsburg and Miss Dorothy Edmunds of Wallace avenue, a breakfast for six was held at the park Wednesday morning with Miss Jane Edmunds acting as chaperone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Trelfall
Pittsburg
Dorothy Edmunds
Wallace Avenue
Jane Edmunds
Picnic Visit By Queen Sewing Circle Members
The picnic committee of the Queen Sewing circle spent Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kane near East Brook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Sewing Circle
Anna Crow
Mary Harvey
John A. Anderson
Mary’ § Reis
Edward Kane
Near East Brook
Madame M. Rumball at Mellin's store June 22 23
Madame M Rumball will be at Mellin's store 31 North Mill Street New Castle on Thursday and Friday June 22 and 23. The advertisement promotes electrolysis electro vacuum face scalp treatment and a complete line of complexion remedies with free consultation and moderate charges. Mellin's store is an agent for New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellin’s
North Millstret
Love & Megown's and
New Castle
Fisher to California Will Visit Sister in San Diego
Ss J Johnston Fisher of Leasure Avenue leaves tonight for California. In San Diego he will be guest of his sister Mrs Carson, formerly Miss Lela Dickson, of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Johnston Fisher
Leasure Avenue
California
San Diego
Carson
Lela Dickson
Informal Entertainment Hosted by Miss Kathleen Feeley
A small social evening at Brooklyn Avenue with Miss Kathleen Feeley as host featured games and refreshments, shared by a group of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Feeley
Brooklyn Avenue
Maccabees Turtle Soup Supper Planned in New Castle
The New Castle Maccabees tent announces a turtle soup supper on Monday evening June 26. Members must call for tickets by 8 p.m. Saturday June 24 at K O T M Office 12 East Street or J H Gross plumbing shop 535 South Mill Street to help estimate meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
East Street
J. H. Gross Plumbing Shop
South Mill Street
Chamberlain's Ointment Promises Quick Relief
Advertises Chamberlain's ointment for sprains with quiet treatment and free application by dealers, claiming to remove soreness and restore health rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Bible Study Classes Schedule Diurnal Meetings
The Whitney Bible Study class meets at 424 Epworth Street tonight at 7 45. The Valley of Blessing class meets at 825 Lathrop Street on Thursday evening at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Bible
Wm. Jones
Epworth Street
Valley of Blessing
W. L. Davis
Lathrop Street
Suit Cases and Traveling Bags On Sale For Vacationers
Forethought is urged for weekend trips and preparations for travel. The basement display highlights suit cases and traveling bags with prices lower than typical for the quality, appealing to vacationers seeking bargains.
New 1911 lightweight travel bag for women
A compact, light, durable 1911 production described as smaller than a traveling bag. Marketed as easy for women to carry, it is praised for looks and value. Offered at just $1.50 in the basement sale.
Basement sale highlights Sheets and Domestics at savings
Claiming the attention of housewives are some special values in Sheets Pillow Cases and other Domestics You'll discover many needed household articles in the Basement at money saving prices Better come in tomorrow and look around.
Lawn Fete At Highland U P Church Lawn
Strawberries and ice cream will be served Thursday evening June 22 on the Highland U P church lawn. Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland U. P. Church Lawn
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. S. Picnic
Girls Club
Maher Bros.co
A. B. D. Girls
Breakfast
William M. Brown
Visiting Nurse Association
Water Nixies
Fairyland
Morgan
Miss Falls
Mrs. Felch
Messrs
Harry and
Russell Urmson
Emma Brown Berceuse
D’hardelot
Harry Urmson
Bizet
Margaret Sankey
Samuel
John Lewis
Schleiffertte
Sara Dana Falls
Samuel Lewis
Slater
J. Russell Urmson
May Hoyt
Bruno Hulm
J. William Filson
Lehman
W. P. Felch
the Angelus
Herbert
William Woodworth
Paul Browne Patterson
Ralph Thomas
W. S. Merriman
R. M. Hainer
Carl Yacoll
Pearl Merriman
Lily of the Valley Kensington
Brest Reunion
Ellwood
H. &H. Pneumatic
West Washington St
Bell Phone
Stationery CO
N. Mercer Si
Kane
Madame M. Rumball
Washington ST
Fi. R. Dunlap& Sons
Bell
N. Mill St
Wells’ Furniture Company
Wells Furniture CO
W.C.T.U
Calvin Smith
Aguéw Street
Maccabees
Cretonnes
Lawn Fete
MO. C. Dwyer
Jeweler
Optician
St. Cloud
C. W. Nolan
C. W. Nolan & CO
New Castle, Penna
Summer’s New Veils
Shetland
Chantilly
Brown & Hamilton CO
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