Hospital Notes on Shenango Valley Patients
Mrs. J. L. Braden and Mrs. R. B. Little, long time Shenango Valley Hospital patients, have recovered and returned home. Mrs. Johnson of Lowellville and Miss Susie Price of New Wilmington have been received for treatment. Carl Wilson, a painter, injured after falling from a roof, is getting along nicely though his injuries are severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Braden
R. B. Little
Shenango Valley Hospital
Lana
Johnson
Lowellville
Susie Price
New Wilmington
Carl Wilson
Reception At Second United Presbyterian Church Honors New Pastor
About 450 guests attended the church reception for Rev Samuel C Gamble and his wife Mrs Gamble hosted by the congregation including city ministers. The event featured a floral backdrop, a social hour, a musical program and refreshments served to groups at tables in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church
Samuel C. Gamble
Hazel McKee
David
William Parsons
Roy Brandon
Arthur McClelland
Mayme Hogue
Ruth Krohn
Elizabeth Sharp
Fred Kerr
Mary Criss
Fifth Ward Bible Class Hosts Thankful Bible Gift
The Fifth ward Bible class visited Mr and Mrs Fred Schell's country home on Tuesday with over twenty guests. They reviewed the season's work and presented Dr Anna M Jack with a handsome Bible as thanks for her teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
Fred Schell
Anna M. Jack
Marriage of Miss Katherine Irwin and William Fullerton
Miss Katherine Irwin of Duxbury Massachusetts wed William Fullerton formerly of this city on May 19 in Huntington West Virginia where Mr Fullerton has started a business. Friends and acquaintances in this city will be glad to hear of the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Irwin
Duxbury
Mass
William Fullerton
Huntington
W. Va
Fullerton
Fact and Fiction club outing at Cascade Park
Members of the Fact and Fiction club of Youngstown spend the day at Cascade Park. They left on the 10 o'clock car and will not return until evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fact and Fiction Club of
Youngstown
Cascade Park
Girls Club Postpones Meeting With Mrs Offutt
The Girls' club will not meet with Mrs Frank Offutt of North Jefferson Street Friday afternoon as announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Offutt
North Jefferson Street
Local Social Notes Highlight City Residents Visits
Mrs Jennie Fleming of Elm street returns from Pittsburg visit. Miss Jessie Nitz of Akron guests Mrs May Harmon of West Wabash avenue. Mrs R M Gwin returns home from Lockwood Ohio after visiting friends. Mr and Mrs J T Newton of Pittsburg street travel to Rochester to visit daughter Mrs J P Leaf for two weeks. R T Hood of Pittsburg visits New Castle. Hood a recent Westminster College graduate and chosen as principal at Freedom Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs W M Wardrop of North Jefferson street return from Washington after attending aunt Mrs John Donnan’s funeral. Mrs E A Donnan to remain in Washington longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Fleming
Elm Street
Pittsburg
Jessie Nitz
Akron
May Harmon
West Wabash Avenue
R. M. Gwin
Washington Street
Lockwood
J. T. Newton
Rochester
J. P. Leaf
R. T. Hood
New Castle
Hood
Westminster College
Freedom
W. M. Wardrop
North Jefferson Street
Washington
John Donnan
E. A. Donnan
Notable Names Linked to New Castle Area Listings
George Truby Lena H. Gloss Matti O. Petaja Manice J. Kalvemaki Evert Ammon Lydia Needler are connected to New Castle and Edenburg area records. The list includes several residents or individuals tied to local notices and civic records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Truby
Newport
Kensington Plans Picnic at Park
Arrangements for a park picnic were made for next Tuesday when Kensington members visited Mrs. Joseph Harris of Centennial street. The porch party featured summer flowers and a dainty lunch served by the hostess and her daughters Elizabeth and Louanna. The club will disband until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Kensington
Joseph Harris
Centennial Street
Elizabeth
Louanna
Park Picnic and Society Meetings Gather for Day
The W S P club and families plan a park picnic. Highland Dorcas meets Miss Shirley Garwig of Hillcrest 2 to 4 PM. Keefer reunion also at the park. Royal Neighbors meet Mrs Norris Mitchell Blaine. D A Kensington meets Mrs Shaner Neshannock, Mrs John Jones Boyles entertain the Taka Kensington. Cecelia Boyle Elm hosts the Elbaicos club. Ladies Aid First Methodist picnic at the park leaving Mill Street at 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. P. Club
Highland Dorcas Society
Shirley Garwig
Hillcrest Avenue
Keefer
Norris Mitchell
Blaine Street
D. of
Elbaicos Club
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Church
Mill Street
Daughters of America to Elect Officers in Friday Session
The Daughters of America plan a regular Friday evening meeting to elect officers and arrange details for the state officers’ visit on July 19. Attendees include state counsellor H. H. Markus of McKeesport and State Treasurer A. A. Shaffer of Ford City, with visitors from Oil City Pittsburg Greenville McKeesport and McKees Rocks expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
H. H. Markus
McKeesport
A. A. Shaffer
Ford City
Oil City
Pittsburg
Greenville
McKees Rocks
Luncheons Hosted by Mrs Byers and Mrs Martin
Mrs. Charles P. Byers of Leasure avenue gave a luncheon for eight at the Country club this afternoon. Earlier Tuesday at 1 o'clock Mrs. J Norman Martin of North Mercer street hosted a small luncheon with eight covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Byers
Leasure Avenue
Country Club
J. Norman Martin
North Mercer Street
Circulating Book Club Holds Picnic At Local Park
Members gathered for their annual picnic in the park this afternoon with supper planned in the grove and an evening at the summer theatre. Mrs. Jessie McGoun of Mercer is listed among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circulating Book Club
Jessie McGoun
Mercer
Family gathers after Beaver machine trip
Dr and Mrs H G Dean and sister Mrs Jessie McGoun of Mercer return from a Beaver journey. They met brother Walter McKean of Pittsburg at the home of sister Mrs S D Oliphant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Dean
Jessie McGoun
Mercer
Beaver
Walter McKean
Pittsburg
S. D. Oliphant
Lyford and Paine couple visit after wedding
Mr and Mrs Ralph Lyford of Rousville and Maud Paine of Quil City, whose marriage occurred Tuesday, visit friends in this city this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lyford
Rouseville
Maud Paine
Quil City
Venerable Woman Margaret McDanniel Dies at 82
Mrs. Margaret McDanniel widow of Daniel McDanniel died early Wednesday at her son Harry McDanniel’s home 304 12 Wood Street after a yearlong decline. Born April 24 1827 in this city she lived here all her life and was a Baptist. Survived by three children Isaiah MacDaniel John Holden and Harry McDanniel siblings Andrew Brown and Mrs Nancy Allen. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at 304 1 2 Wood Street with interment in Oak Park cemetery conducted by Dr H J Whalen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McDanniel
Daniel McDanniel
Harry McDanniel
Wood Street
McDanniel
Margaret Brown
James Stevenson
Beaver Street
Baptist Church
John Holden
Isaiah MacDanniel
Pittsburg
Andrew Brown
Nancy Allen
Oak Park Cemetery
H. J. Whalen
Buried man identified as Steubenville victim
An unidentified man believed to be Eli Mon litch of Steubenville was buried Wednesday afternoon from Offutt's morgue. The interment took place at the city home with no known relatives located in Steubenville. Authorities could not confirm his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Monlitch
Steubenville
Offutt
Gardner Bros Bakery Ad and Mary Rowan Arson Arrest
An old advertisement promotes bread milk and baked goods from Gardner Bros at 10 East Street open daily from 6 30 a m to 10 p m with special Thursday hours. Separately Mary Rowan an artist in manicuring was arrested in New York on arson charges after police found a blaze in her parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Bros
Eaststreet
Bell
Mary Rowan
New York
Oesterling Moore Wedding Today
Miss Lillian Oesterling and Luther Moore wed at 4 pm in the home of Mr and Mrs J H Black Pittsburg street. Rev J H Miller officiated the ring ceremony attended by few. The couple plan a trip to Cleveland Detroit and Rochester before setting up at 13 Morton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Oesterling
Luther Moore
J. H. Black
Pittsburg Street
J. H. Miller
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mrs. Moore
Cleveland
Detroit
Rochester
N. Y
Morton Street
Adam Oesterling
Butler
Fleming family attends Chicago wedding of Caroline White and Edmund Short
Mr and Mrs James Fleming and their son Walter from Wallace avenue were out of town guests at the wedding of Miss Caroline White and Edmund Harrison Short held Tuesday evening at the Munroe street church in Chicago. After July 1 the couple will reside at 1026 Walnut Street, Chicago, and many of their friends here are and will be interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fleming
Walter
Wallace Avenue
Caroline White
Edmund Harrison Short
Munroe Street Church
Chicago
Walnut Street
Ladies Aid Society Event Postponed at Country Home
Rain disrupted the Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church planned at Mrs J R Taylor's country home stop 89 on the Sharon line. Tables were set in a barn for about 70 guests including family members. Flowers adorned the tables and guests spent the evening informally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
J. R. Taylor
Sharon Line
Mrs Butler to travel to Waynesburg with Miss Douthitt
Mrs. Charles Butler of North Mer cer street leaves Thursday morning for Waynesburg for a few days. She is joined by Miss Lina Douthitt of Neshannock avenue who will attend the school dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Butler
North Mercer Street
Waynesburg
Lina Douthitt
Neshannock Avenue
Women’s Guild Officers Elected at Trinity Church Meeting
At a Trinity church business meeting on Tuesday afternoon the Women’s Guild announced officers for the coming term. President is Mrs Jared Hoyt, Vice president Mrs R C Howe, Secretary Mrs M H Cahill, and Treasurer Mrs B E Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild of Trinity Church
Jared Hoyt
R. C. Howe
M. H. Cahill
Be, C. Porter
Short Talk On Various Global And Domestic Facts
A compilation notes absinthe use in France, nine days sickness per person annually, corn value in 1908 at 1.616 billion, French aerial league at 10 000 members, Britain potato record 3 917 618 tons, rising London crime, earthquake speed 470 to 530 ft sec, US continental area like Europe, WP railroad track record 7800 ft daily, rat damage in England yearly 75 million, 1908 US cotton value 722 million, railroad freight losses partly due to management, cat influenza transmissible to humans, one third of US population in original 13 states, traction resistance by paving type.
Dougherty Capto Wedding Set For June 30
Miss Mary Dougherty and Peter Capto of South Jefferson street will wed Wednesday morning at 8 o clock with Rev Father O Shea officiating. Miss Sara Varley serves as maid and David Bullane as best man. A wedding breakfast follows at the Dougherty home and the couple plan to reside at 106 South Jefferson street after a brief trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dougherty
South Jefferson Street
Peter Capto
Father O’shea
Sara Varley
David Bullane
Hugh Dougherty
Ice Cream Social To Be Held At Central Presbyterian
The Ladies Aid Society of Central Presbyterian Church announces an ice cream and strawberry social on Friday June 25 at the church. Admission is 15 cents. Mon-Wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Central Presbyterian Church
Suspected Slayer Chung Sin Reveals Elsie Sigel Murder Details
In New York a Chinese room mate Chung Sin reenacts the killing of Elsie Sigel by Leon Ling. He describes Leon strangling the missionary girl with a handkerchief and then hiding the body in a trunk. Police pursue further questioning to uncover all elements of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
Chung Sin
New York
Leon Ling
Elsie Sigel
Jerome
Chung
Captain Carey
Homicide Bureau
Ward
Eighth Avenue
Quan Yick Nam
Carey
Elsie
Police
Chu Gain
Picnic Dinner for McCombs Employes
Miss Bessie DeVinney of McCombs millinery, en route to Erie, was honor guest at a picnic dinner hosted by Miss Pearl Rapson on State street on Youngstown hill. Guests rode by car, enjoyed summer flowers and a planned lawn setting disrupted by rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie DeVinney
Mc Combs
Erie
Pearl Rapson
State Street
Youngstown
Miss DeVinney
J. C. HoCombs
W. R. Wick
Gertrude Beer
Messrs
William Rodgers
Albert Emery
Sibbett Wilson
Harry
D. C. McClelland
Rapson
Garth
Wrong Husband Buried After Interurban Wreck
The body of E. T. Moore of Hillsdale Michigan, killed in an interurban wreck near Chesterton Indiana Saturday night, is with his family after being buried by Mrs. Emil Lungren who identified him as her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Moore
Hillsdale
Mich
Chesterton
Ind
Emil Lungren
Leiby Returns From State College for Summer Visit
Fred Leiby of Crawford Avenue has returned from State College to spend the summer with his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Leiby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Leiby
Crawford Avenue
State College
8. A. Leiby
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Sieuwer's
Nale
Lreuwer
Golden Brown Oxfords
D.R. Bollard
OPP
Defender
Clutton
Union National Bank
Franklin
East Long Avenue
Book Club
Margaret McDanniels
City
France
Great Britain
London Police Courts
United States
Alaska
Europe
Western Pacific Railway
England
Ice Cream Social
Frew
Frew Furniture CO
Ron
M'Combs
Mather Bros. Co
Thermos
Boggles
East Washington Street
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