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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1913

Page

3

Prominent Couple to Wed in Lawrence County

Miss Ruby Cecil Shaw will marry Paul M. Wilson on Wednesday June 25 at high noon at the Shaw home in Neshannock township. The ceremony will be attended by immediate family only with bride and her sister Marie Shaw as her attendants. Wilson is the son of Mrs. H. M. Wilson and the late Eliphas Baxter Wilson of Maple Lane farm near East Brook and has attended Gunnery School and Staunton Military Academy. After a short eastern tour, the couple will live at Maple Lane farm.

Lawrence County Ruby Cecil Shaw Paul M. Wilson James H. Shaw Neshannock Township Marie Shaw Misses Shaw New Wilmington Wilson H. M Eliphas Baxter Wilson Maple Lane Farm East Brook Gunnery Connecticut Staunton Military Academy Virginia

William Linton’s Fifth Birthday Party

Mr and Mrs Richard Linton hosted twenty children for William Lintons fifth birthday party The event ran from 2 to 5 pm with outdoor games and refreshments on the lawn Miss Lillian Richards and Miss Mary Porter assisted Those listed as guests include Elizabeth Shuster Delores Cochran Dorothy Taite Ruth Russell Dean Frazier Stanley Richards Theodore Richards Jack Snyder Paul Riley Charles Riley Clifford Love Wilbur Corder Helen Corder William Nuttall Harold Linton Donald Linton Lillybelle Vinton and Wm Linton

Richard Linton William Lillian Richards Mary Porter Elizabeth Shuster Delores Cochran Dorothy Taite Ruth Russell Dean Frazier Stanley Theodore Richards Jack Snyder Paul Charles Riley Clifford Love Wilbur Helen Corder William Nuttall Harold Donald Linton Lillybelle Vinton Wm. Linton

Stockman Harkless announce July marriage at home

A large circle of friends notes the coming marriage of Miss Isabelle Stockman and Charles Harkless. The ceremony is set for Tuesday evening July 1 at 6 o'clock in the home of the bride's parents, 829 East Washington street. Attendance will be limited to immediate families. The bride elect and her fiancé are both well known in the community.

Isabelle Stockman Charles Harkless H. P. Stockman East Washington Street George Harkless Sycamore Street

Diefendorfer Family Plans Northwest Tour This Summer

Dr and Mrs V HQ Diefendorfer and son Ellis of Phillips expect to depart around July 15 for an extended Northwest trip. They will visit Yellowstone Park portions of Utah and then spend the rest of the time in mountain and resort areas in Colorado, planning to return about September 1.

Farewell Picnic for Mrs. S Edgar Phillips Held by Church Group

The King's Daughters of the First Methodist church plan a Thursday noon picnic at the park for Mrs. S Edgar Phillips who leaves Saturday for Chicago. Committee members include Mrs Ira S Fulker son Mrs Robert Lowery and Mrs Frank Fischer.

S. Edgar Phillips Chicago King’s Daughters of the First Methodist Church Ira S. Fulkerson Robert Lowery Frank Fischer

Ladies Missionary Society hosts Kensington Friday event

The Ladies Missionary Society of Highland Presbyterian Church will hold a Kensington Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. H. Brew on Moody Avenue.

Ladies’ Missionary Society of The Highland Presbyterian Church Kensington J. H. Brew Moody Avenue

Miss Ward to entertain T. H. E. girls Thursday

Miss Helen Ward of North Met will host the T. H. E. girls for a Thursday afternoon gathering at her street.

Helen Ward North Metre

Calendar of weddings and social events fills week

The social calendar lists multiple weddings and gatherings. Miss Estella Rhodes weds Thomas L. Ashcomb at noon, while Miss Margaret May Bell and Gerald Mook plan a Walnut street ceremony. Numerous picnics, luncheons, dances, reunions, and Kensingtons with clubs and individuals across multiple streets and parks.

Highland basket club hosts Ken sington by Miss Reeves

Miss Marian Reeves of Boyles Avenue invites the Highland basket club girls to a Ken sington this evening for an informal social gathering at her home.

Marian Reeves Boyles Avenue Highland Basket Club Kensington B. U. Young Country Club George Pasters Oak Street T. L. T. Kensington U. S William McGaughey Cunningham Street

Kensington Meeting Set At Wolcott Home

On Tuesday afternoon the N. H. B. Kensington will meet at the home of Mrs. Mary Wolcott at 126 Garfield avenue.

N. H. B. Kensington Mary Wolcott Garfield Avenue

Local Man Weds Cleveland Girl

Miss Elizabeth Thomas of Cleveland and Mr. Richard N. Foltz of North Bay Street wed Saturday at Cleveland in a quiet ceremony due to family illness. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry J Thomas, wore white crepe meteor and roses, with Miss Lillian Harris as attendant. Best man was Mr David Harris of Cleveland. After the ceremony the couple traveled to Washington New York and Philadelphia then will reside on Ray Street. Foltz is chief clerk to the trainmaster in Baltimore and Ohio offices.

Elizabeth Thomas Cleveland New Castle Richard N. Foltz North Bay Street Lillian Harris David Harris Washington D. C New York Philadelphia Ray Street Henry J. Thomas Southworth Foltz Emma Foltz Baltimore & Ohio Railroad W. C. Price

Informal Event at Leavy Home Hosts Visiting Socialites

Miss Anna Leavy of Highland avenue gave a concluding courtesy Saturday evening for visiting Misses Ethel Foster and Frances Hayes of Waco Texas Ruth Rehbun of Cincinnati Eddie Thornton of Bedford Indiana and Miss Alice Hughes of Topeka Kansas. Younger society folk enjoyed music and refreshments hosted with help from Mrs E E Seavy Miss Frances Seavy and Miss Katherine Kirk George Watson of Cleveland attended as an out of town guest.

Ethel Foster Frances Hayes Waco E. E. Seavy Frances Seavy Katherine Kirk George Watson Cleveland

Parker Home Hosts Visitors From Dobbs Ferry and Philadelphia

Mr and Mrs George Parker of Boyles avenue entertained Sunday guests Horace Burdock and his siblings Victor and Margaret from Dobbs Ferry New York along with Mrs Albert Lowry of Philadelphia who will stay through today Dr Geo H Stroup of Augusta North Carolina is expected today for a visit at the Parker home and is the Parker family nephew.

George Parker Boyles Avenue Horace Burdock Victor Margaret Dobbs Ferry N. Y Albert Lowry Philadelphia Geo. H. Stroup Augusta N. C Parker Home Mr. Parker

Sharon Messenger Hosts Cousins on City Visit

Miss Mary Phillips of Sharon and her cousins the Misses Forquer of Cincinnati visited this city for lunch with Miss Rebecca Reis of East Street and her guests the Misses Rehbun of Cincinnati and Miss Eddie Thornton of Bedford Indiana who depart for home this evening.

Mary Phillips Sharon Forquer Cincinnati Rebecca Reis East Street Rehbun Eddie Thornton Bedford Ind

Local girls depart for Wooster summer school

Miss Elizabeth Patterson of Wallace avenue, Miss Lulu White of Euclid avenue, and Miss Grace Mullain of Westford left today for Wooster Ohio to attend a two month summer school program.

Elizabeth Patterson Wallace Avenue Lulu White Euclid Avenue Grace Mullain Westford Wooster, O

Luncheon Invitations Issued by Mrs Bach and Mrs Swan

Mrs Clyde Bach of North Bay street and Mrs L L Swan of Northview avenue invite guests to a 1 pm luncheon at the Swan home this Thursday.

Park Pavilion Esther Rogan Beaver Street E. F. G. Club Armstrong Mont Armstrong Leesburg William Morrissey Ashland Avenue Elwilda Kensington Needlecraft Kensington Howard Fulkerson West Washington Street Hazel Smith Court Street L. O. P. H. Kensington A. M. D. Kensington Cascade Park T. A. Long South Jefferson Street Grace Church T. W. Kensington Graham Adams Street Helen Ward North Mercer Street T. H. E. Club Clyde N. Bach North Bay Street L. L. Swan Northview Avenue Clyde Bach

People's Store Set for Second Annual Picnic

The People's Store employer announces a second annual picnic at Cascade Park on Tuesday evening with supper planned at 6 o'clock.

People’s Store Cascade Park

Kingston meeting postponed by Mrs. Graham scheme

The T. W. Kingston meeting scheduled for this week on Adams Street has been postponed indefinitely.

T. W. Kensington Graham Adams Street

Keefer Family Reunion Set for Cascade Park

The 16th annual Keefer family reunion will be held at Cascade Park on Thursday June 26.

Keefer Cascade Park

Following the regular meeting at 3 oclock Friday

A local group notes its regular meeting followed by a brief session Friday afternoon. Members discuss routine agenda items and plan upcoming events. No further details are provided in the readable text.

Picnic Dinner for Helena Auxiliary at Cascade Park

The Helena Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church and guests will enjoy a grove picnic in Cascade park with dinner served at 6 30. Members are asked to bring a plate ice cream plate cup silver and napkin for themselves and guests.

Helena First Presbyterian Church Cascade Park

Social Courtesy Soirees Honor Mrs Reilly in Oil City

Mrs Thomas Falls and daughter Miss Sara Dana Falls of North Mill street host dinner for Mrs J E Reilly now visiting Mrs Harriet Hamilton of East Falls street. Tuesday evening Mrs H W McKee of the Guerard plans a dinner in honor of Mrs Reilly.

Thomas Falls Sara Dana Falls North Mill Street J. E. Reilly Oil City Harriet Hamilton East Falls Street H. W. McKee the Guerard Reilly

McClaren Couple Travel for Grove City Wedding

Mr and Mrs Joseph B McClaren of County Line street depart tomorrow to attend the wedding of Miss Bertha McKay at Grove City. Miss McKay will wed S N Sutter of Pittsburg in a ceremony to be held there.

Joseph B. McClaren County Line Street

Hartman and Miss Paul Wed in City Ceremony

John Hartman and Miss Mary Paul of this city married this morning by Auderman Cooper of the Eighth ward. Mr and Mrs Hartman plan a lake trip after their wedding.

John Hartman Mary Paul Auderman Cooper Eighth Ward

Personal Notices From Local Residents

District residents are mentioned visiting friends and relatives across Ohio and nearby states. Names include Frank Wimer, Mary McClain, Stewart Foltz, Mrs Samuel Elgar, Stella Hoye, George C Sutton, Elizabeth Orr, Elizabeth Rinney, Mrs John Knox, Mrs F L VanWert, Reid Earley, W T Winter, Mrs C F Montgomery, Miss Mary Butz, W L Pauder, Dorothy Pauder, Nellie Burke, James Daly, and Mrs William Price with travels between Slippery Rock, Sharon, Stoneboro, Cleveland, Akron, Chautauqua, Boston, Markleton, Chicago and Peru.

Frank Wimer Slippery Rock Mary McClain Sharon Stewart Foltz Wallace Avenue Samuel Elgar Shaw Street Stoneboro Stella Hoye Youngstown Chautauqua N. Y Helen Westlake Highland Avenue Akron George C. Sutton Long Avenue Cleveland Elizabeth Orr Vineland Place Girard, O Elizabeth Rinney Croton Avenue John D. Knox Mr. Knox F. L. VanWert North Mercer Street Pittsburg Reid Earley Oberlin College John Earley North Street W. T. Winter South Mill Street Boston C. F. Montgomery Mary Butz Markleton W. L. Pauder Dorothy Blaine Street Chicago Ill Nellie Burke Peru Ind James Daly William Price

Local hospital improves Miss Ethel Foster next line

In Warren city hospital a patient is improving and expected to make a complete recovery. Several residents and visitors are noted in this item with travel and family ties across Ohio and Texas.

Warren City Hospital

Women Strikebreakers Pull Off Streetcar Fight

In Phoenix three women operated street cars as strike breakers amid threats from railroad employees. After a three hour struggle handling controllers brakes and gangs they conceded and quit.

Phoenix Ariz

Bible Classes and Prayer Meetings Schedule

The Laura Young Bibble class meets Tuesday at 2 30 at Mrs. J. M. McCreary’s Beckford street home led by Mrs. F. H. Cypher with teacher Mrs. R. E. Graham. Chamberlain class gathers Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs. Brisbane 835 Lathrop street. West Avenue class meets Tuesday evening at 705 West Avenue with Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Wogan. Attendance at last meeting was 14. Teacher M. H. Edmiston.

Laura Young Bibble J. M. McCreary Beckford Street F. H. Cypher R. E. Graham Chamberlain Bible Brisbane Lathrop Street West Avenue L. Wogan M. H. Edmiston

Rebekah Chapter hostess Miss Mayme Santum to preside

Miss Mayme Santum of State street will host a Rebekah Chapter meeting on Tuesday. A called meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of Cro ton Methodist Church is set for this evening at 8 o'clock to transact business.

Mayme Santum State Street Rebekah Ladies’ Aid Society Croton Methodist Church

Royal Arcanum Lodge Plans Annual Picnic at the Park

Members of the Royal Arcanum lodge will hold their annual picnic at the park this evening. The event gathers lodge members for a community gathering with food and social activities.

Royal Arcanum Lodge

Also Mentioned on This Page

King’s Daughters T. H. Ek Pennsylvania Wright and Digon Goodrich Chamonship Metzler Estella Rhodes Thomas L. Ashcom Ligonier J. F. Rhodes Portersville Basket Club Ethel McKee Tea Cup Inn Esther Carnes North Liberty Street Old Maids Club Zeta Girls Margaret Breno Park Avenue Five W. Kensington G. G. R. Club Blanche Taylor Lee Avenue H. E. Wolcott R. M. B. G. Club B. and H. Club William Ayres Jefferson Street Martha Hogue Anna Fehrenbaugh Phillips Street Nana Morgan Clyde Gibson Pearson Street Senora Club George Thornton Earl Waddington W. K. Nowling Mentor Club Dorothy Dean Bellevue Avenue T. I. S. Club Harry Carpenter Morton Street Eastside Book Club Margaret May Bell Walnut Street Gerald Mook Ada Grosshart Agnew Street Florence Henderson Lincoln Avenue Jane Edmunds Maude Evans Clarence Frey David Evans Pennslvania Avenue South Mercer Street William Jones Woodlawn Mather Bros. CO Fine China East Washington St Huavver Ehuxyer’s J. H. Euwer Golconda Diamonds Porter Euwer Cower's Furniture W. N. Clark Waco, Tex Dorothy Morehead W. J. Chain Delaware Avenue East Liverpool Roanna Chain Cecelia McCormick Bertha Winner Bay Street Catherine Scully Butler Avenue Myrtle Cumley W. J. Thomas Steubenville Tin Plate Company James Hunter East New Castle Olnstead& Falls, O Lillian Russell Julius Stoleak Harris East Washington St Canada Rebekah Chapter Ladies’ Aid Royal Arcanum Picnic Roore’s Ellis E. Moo Fashion Shop N. Mill ST Gotton Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co E.m.standley Gen Agt Beaver, Pa
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