Pleasant lawn party for Epworth class members
Fully 65 guests attended a Friday evening lawn party hosted by Mrs J W Moore of Bartram Avenue for Miss Margaret Merriman's Sunday school class at Epworth Methodist Church. Lanterns lit the event with refreshments served after music from Mrs Harry Clark and Miss Gula Frew. Special guests included husbands and Mrs J H Ensworth with daughter Doris of Warren invited by Rev H C Weaver and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Moore
Bartram Avenue
Margaret Merriman
Epworth Methodist Church
J. H. Ensworth
Doris
Warren
H. C. Weaver
Harry Clark
Miss Frances Reis Honored With Tea And Dance in Sewickley
One, Sewickley, hosts a tea this afternoon for Miss Frances Reis of Montclair New Jersey visiting Miss Harriet Little Cunningham of The Oaks Bank Street Sewickley. Tonight Miss Cunningham and Edward Gilmore Cunningham host an informal Edgeworth Club dance for Miss Reis. Reis has stayed with cousin Miss Harriet Reis of East Street for several weeks and will return soon for a longer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewickley
Frances Reis
Mont Clair
N. J
Harriet Little Cunningham
Social union porch party at First Methodist church
The Social union of the First Methodist church held a porch party at Mrs. George H B Treadwell's Wallace Avenue home Friday afternoon with about 60 guests. Funds were raised to furnish the church dining room and kitchen while Rambler roses decorated the home and refreshments were served. Mrs T L Bailey and Mrs EB McLaughlin will host a similar event next Thursday at the former residence on Wallace Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
George HB. Treadwell
Wallace Avenue
T. L. Bailey
Own. EB. McLaughlin
Miss Harriet Harris Hosts D. W. T. Club Evening
Miss Harriet Harris of Long Avenue hosted the D. W. T. club Friday evening with music sewing and refreshments. She was assisted by her mother Mrs. W. H. Harris and Mrs. W. B. Harris. Miss Mary Sherger of South Jefferson Street will entertain the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Harris
Long Avenue
W. H. Harris
W. B. Harris
Mary Sherger
South Jefferson Street
Kensington Party Sews and Feasts for King's Daughters
Mrs J K Hess and Mrs Maurice Cross hosted a Kensington Party for 20 members of the King's Daughters of the First Methodist church at Hess home on Leasure avenue. Guests spent the afternoon sewing and enjoying refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
J. K. Hess
Maurice Cross
King’s Daughters of the
First Methodist Church
Leasure Avenue
Highland Basket Club Dines at Cascade Park Grove
Fourteen members of the Highland Basket club dined in the grove at Cascade park Thursday evening. A theatre party was a later consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Basket Club
Grove
Cascade Park
Miss Carrie White Hosts Croton Teachers Luncheon
Miss Carrie White will entertain the Croton school teachers at a 1 o'clock luncheon at her country home next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie White
Croton School
Delighted Morning Entertainment Event Reported
A fragment notes a morning entertainment event described as delightful with enjoyable activities and local audience engagement. Limited readable details suggest a small-scale community gathering.
Lincoln Avenue Girls Club Luncheon Hostesses Kensington Work
Mrs BE Lee Boyles of Lincoln Avenue hosted a morning gathering for the Girls' club at 10 o'clock. The event featured Kensington work and social conversation followed by a luncheon. Miss Marie Griest of Unionville was the only out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Lee Boyles
Lincoln Avenue
Kensington
Marie Griest
Unionville
Pythian Sisters Elect New Officers in Meeting
The Pythian Sisters convened Friday evening and elected officers include M. E. C. Miss Flora Treser E. S. Mrs. Clara Rice E. J. Miss Louisa Bauman Manager Mrs. Zola Dick M. of R. and C. Mrs. Sara Steen M. of F. Mrs. Jennie Kiser Protector Miss Elizabeth Treser Guard Mrs. Anna Hamaker Trustee Mrs. Mary Douglas Pianist Mrs. Etta Welch Captain of D. S. Miss Flora Treser. Installation is planned at the next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Flora Treser
E. S
Clara Rice
E. J
Louisa Bauman
Zola Dick
Sara Steen
Jennie Kiser
Elizabeth Treser
Anna Hamaker
Mary Douglas
Etta Welch
D. S
Flora Tres
Local families attend Lake Erie College commencement
Mrs Charles Mossman and daughter Ruth of Young street and Miss Lucille Van Gorder of Boyles avenue with Mr and Mrs H E Coneby and daughters of Wallace avenue returned from Painesville where they attended the Lake Erie college commencement exercises. Miss Mary Mossman, a member of the graduating class, accompanied them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mossman
Ruth
Young Street
Lucille van Gorder
Boyles Avenue
H. E. Coneby
Wallace Avenue
Painesville
Lake Erie College
Mary Mossman
Spoon Club Luncheon At Miss Wallace Home
A centerpiece of white sweet peas adorned the Spoon club luncheon at Miss Rachel Wallace’s North Jefferson street home Friday afternoon. A delicious menu was served and the afternoon was spent informally on the porch. In two weeks the club will luncheon at the Country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spoon Club
Rachel Wallace
North Jefferson Street
Country Club
Mrs. Foster Hewett Guest At X Y Z Club Meeting
Mrs Doniel Foster Hewett of New Haven Conn attended a Friday afternoon X Y Z club gathering at Hazelcroft avenue home of Mrs Don C Lindley. Hostess and sister Miss Margaret McConahy served refreshments after the sewing period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doniel Foster Hewett
New Haven
Conn
X. Y. Z. Club
Don C. Lindley
Hazelcroft Avenue
Margaret McConahy
Picnic at Park Includes Dancing and Rowing Fun
A Thursday evening picnic in the park featured Misses Anna Yoho Maude McCullough Anna Conn Lois Conn Iva Ramsey Pearl McMunn Nellie Lindeman and Gertrude Blake. They spent the evening dancing and rowing, enjoying a social outing with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Yoho
Maude McCullough
Anna Conn
Lois Conn
Iva Ramsey
Pearl McMunn
Nellie Lindeman
Gertrude Blake
Picnic at the park hosted by First Presbyterian Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid society of the First Presbyterian church and their families planned a park picnic Friday evening with supper served in the grove at 6 30 and the night spent in the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Tripp Sets Luncheon for J G of Club
Miss Gertrude Tripp of Long Avenue will entertain the J. G. of club. The New Castle chapter number 105 Order Eastern Star meets in the K P hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Tripp
Long Avenue
J. G. of
New Castle
Eastern Star
K. of P. Hall
Diegle Defense Faces Setback in Ohio Bribery Case
In Columbus Ohio the Diegle defense for Senate sergeant at arms suffered a setback when the court refused to admit detailed testimony about detective Harrison. The defense sought to show Harrison’s Chicago guilty plea to conspiracy in the murder of his fiancée and related life insurance gains. The court allowed only the plea and withdrawal to be noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Rodney Diegle
Senate
Ohio
Harrison
Burns
Chicago
Marie Diefenbach
Weds man who confessed theft
Edward V. Lee former Georgia crewman who pled guilty to stealing 46 000 from the paymaster in Havana harbor last February was married to Audrey F. Kelsey of Washington. A US marshal accompanied Lee to obtain the license and the ceremony. Lee claimed Washington as home he is 25 and the bride 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Edward V. Lee
Georgia
Havana Harbor
Audrey F. Kelsey
Washington
United States
Lee
Charles A. Kelsey
Washington, D. C
Meanest man steals 2 cents from blind newsman
Beverely Graham, 39, was arraigned on larceny charges after being caught stealing 2 cents from Robert Bennett, a blind New York newsman. Magistrate Breen called him the meanest thief seen and fined $10 with ten days in jail if unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beverely Graham
Breen
Robert Bennett
Graham
Special Refrigerator and Ice Box Sale at Duf ford's
Special sale offers 20 percent off on refrigerators and ice boxes at Duf ford's located at 26412. Investigate today and save.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dufford's
Miss Anna O Leary visits relatives in Pittsburg
Miss Anna O Leary of Beaver Street is visiting relatives in Pittsburg. The note lists her travel from Beaver Street to the western Pennsylvania city to spend time with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna O'Leary
Beaver Street
Pittsburg
White Lyon Wedding Unites Pearl White and Prof George Lyon
The ceremony took place at 1 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs J C White in Euclid Avenue with Rev A B McCormick presiding. Pearl Rose White wed Prof George E Lyon of Flint Michigan in an intimate family ceremony. The couple plans a short secret trip then reside in Flint after a brief visit with the bride’s parents. The bride is a local graduate and former teacher. the groom is a former principal of the New Castle business college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. White
Euclid Avenue
Pearl Rose White
George E. Lyon
Flint
Mich
A. B. McCormick
Central Presbyterian Church
Lyon
Flint, Mich
Flint Business College
Slippery Rock
Deaths of Day Mrs Agnes Spence and others in area
Mrs Agnes Spence widow of William Spence died Friday at her daughter’s home 17 South Front street after diabetes illness. She was 65. Born in Ireland, she lived in New Castle 17 years and was a First Presbyterian member. Surviving children include Mrs Hiram C Shira, Mrs A Clarence Shira, and Thomas A Spence. Funeral at 7:30 tonight then burial Sunday at Stoneboro. Also reported are the death of John Kelso in Grand Island Nebraska at 57, a New Castle native who left 25 years ago for business success and left a large estate. and Austrian immigrant Boilint Moses of 217 Preston avenue, Boiling died of tuberculosis aged 44 with funeral at 3:30 Friday and Graceland cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Spence
William Spence
A. Clarence Shira
South Front Street
Spence
Ireland
County Antrim
Thomas and
Nancy (Campbell) Craig
New Castle
First Presbyterian Church
Hiram C. Shira
City
Thomas A. Spence
Warren, O
Lee L. Shira
Meadville
Ruth Shira
C. L
H. Craig Shira
Isabelle
Thomas Lee Spence
John
James Craig
Beaver Falls
George Humes
New Brighton
Thomas
Alexander
Samuel Craig
Rose Cunningham
Stoneboro
John Kelso
Grand Island
Neb
Mr. Kelso
Kelso
William Pascoe
Ray Street
Olive Roberts
Ridge Street
George Kelso
Pine Street
Jane Hutchinson
Ray _ street
Hutchinson
Battery B
Preston Avenue
Boilint Moses
Graceland Cemetery
Knights of Pythias Grand Chancellor to Confer G L Bank
Grand Chancellor Harry A Thompson will visit Robert Blum Lodge No 466 on Monday evening June 26 1911 to confer the G L Bank on all eligible P C It is requested that all members attend Committee 26412
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Thompson
Robert Blum Lodge
G. L. Bank
P. C
Taft vows to veto any tariff bills
President Taft plans to veto any tariff measures sent to him by Congress once he returns to Washington. He aims to secure the tariff board report first and will consult Republican and Democratic leaders before acting. Attending discussions with Wickersham and senators Brandegee Crane and Lippett, he signals hard stance on tariff revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Washington
Taft
Congress
Tariff Board
Fall River
Wickersham
Brandegee
Crane
Lippet
New York
Personal Notices From City And Surrounding Communities
James Travers and Francis Mc Cullough left for a visit at Conneaut Lake. Miss Pearl Kennedy of Cascade street visits friends in Youngstown. Nellie Nolan of Pittsburg street returned from a visit with friends in Youngstown. M. C. Connor of Bay street is ill with typhoid fever and hospitalized in New Castle. Harriet Leslie of Park avenue underwent an operation at Shenango Valley hospital this morning. Anna Jansen of Shaw street leaves Tuesday for a summer with friends in Buffalo. Mrs. F. L. Kelly and son of Pittsburg visit J. S. Martin and family on Park avenue. Mrs. W. S. Cotton and son Kenneth travel to Pittsburg to visit daughter Mrs. W. K. Conover. Gladys Kelly of Park avenue leaves for a two week trip to join Wheeling party in Cleveland. Thomas Shannon and family from Cleveland conclude a visit with Mrs. Elizabeth Shelly of Spruce street. Ethel White of Warren, nurse, spends vacation in city with A. R. White and family. Harriet Leslie of Centennial street ill and moved to Shenango Valley hospital for an operation. sister Mrs. A. C. Hart of Connellsville called due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Travers
Francis McCullough
Conneaut Lake
Pearl Kennedy
Cascade Street
Youngstown
Nellie Nolan
Pittsburg Street
M. C. Connor
Bay Street
New Castle Hospital
Harriet Leslie
Park Avenue
Shenango Valley Hospital
Anna Jansen
Shaw Street
Buffalo
N. Y
F. L. Kelly
Pittsburg
J. S. Martin
W. S. Cotton
Kenneth
Walnut Street
W. K. Conover
Gladys Kelly
Wheeling
W. Va
Cleveland
Ohio
Thomas Shannon
Stephen
Elizabeth
Mary
Elizabeth Shelly
Spruce Street
Ethel White
Warren, O
A. R. White
Eastside
White
Ohio City
Centennial Street
A. C. Hart
Connellsville
Circus Parade Distracts Delegates From Lutheran Synod
In La Crosse Wisconsin on June 24 a long circus parade drew 400 delegates of the Northwestern Synod of German Lutheran church away from a paper on The Duties of the Present Day Church. They briefly rushed outside to watch the elephants and the calliope before returning to their discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crosse
Wis
Northwestern Synod of German Lutheran Church
Flower Service at Trinity Sunday
One of the prettiest services of the year at Trinity Episcopal church will be held Sunday morning at 10 o clock. The Sunday school will hold a Flower service and meet at 10 15 instead of the usual hour. Everyone is asked to bring flowers to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Cholera Outbreak Strikes Turkish Troops in Yemen
Reports from Constantinople say cholera rages among Turkish troops in Yemen with the government pledging rapid relief to Gheesan as reinforcements are dispatched to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Yemen
Gheesan
Marriage Licenses Listed Across Several Cities
Roy Caldwell and Edna M Patterson licensed in North Liberty. Charles Rankin and Mary O Leary named in Ellwood City. Henry Hill and Elma Normi recorded in New Castle. Additional entries include Yew Castle and Pittsburg area names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Caldwell Plaingrove
Edna M. Patterson
North Liberty
Charles R. Rankin
Ellwood City
Mary O'Leary
Pittsburg
Henry Hill
Sevoces
Yew Castle
Elma Normi
New Castle
New Arrivals at Frew Furniture Co
Frew Furniture Co introduces a new shipment featuring popular porch swings and a fresh lot of hammock ports for outdoor living. Located at 26412, the store teases updated outdoor furniture selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frew Furniture Co
For Good Clothes W H Hodgkinson Co Tailors Ad
The Hodgkinson firm promotes custom tailoring services from the third floor of the Lawrence Savings and Trust building located at 2641f. They advertise merchant tailoring offerings and personal fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hodgkinson Co
Merchant Tailors
Lawrence Savings & Trust
Lawrence Savings & Trust CO
Expedition of Mexicans Fiasco Ends Ahead of Start
The 1600 Mexican federal soldiers en route to Lower California via U S territory desert as insurrectos gain influence. Gen Gordillo Escudero’s column remains in Juarez, with 300 leaving colors amid demoralization. Troops are being rounded up as the war minister abandons the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Lower
California
Gordillo Escudero
Juarez
Escudero
United States
Eight-Room City Home for Rent Near Washington Street
Fourteen lines describe a spacious eight room house for rent with electric light heater bath and modern fitments one block from Washington street on East street. Inquire at News office Fred L Rentz owner. Alfred Robbins of Walnut street left for Erie today to spend Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
East Street
News Office
Fred L. Rentz
Alfred Robbins
Walnut Street
Erie
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S. 8
Mather Bros. CO
EW Castletationery CO
N. Mercer St
Ladies Aid Picnic
Diegle
Boilint
Moses
MO. C. Dwyer
Jeweler
Optician
St. Cloud
Dems
Desert Church
Trinity
CREX
Mattings
Pri
China
Brown & Hamilton CO
Fiasco
Calif
A. W. Treadwell
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