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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1912
Page
3
The McConnell reunion will be hosted at J. M. Richardson's farmhouse near Center Presbyterian church. Miss Mary Fair Weather and Charles Spade plan a home wedding with Spade's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Spade, on South Mill Street.
Personal notes report C. S. Curtis of Youngstown spending Sunday in the city. Mrs. Hiram Wolford of Greenville visits her daughter Myrtle Wolford of Beckford street. Herman Beck of Serne Avenue leaves for a visit with sister Mrs. Paul Gilbert at Sebring. Mrs. Ralph M. Campbell of Grant Street returns after a two week visit with Pittsburg friends. Miss Jean McQueen of Wellsville returns home from visit with Miss Jessie Mockel. Mrs. John J. Walters and granddaughter of Fulton Street return from Cleveland and Lorain. Fred E. Westlake of Pittsburg guest of J. S. Westlake and family over Sunday. Miss America Burnside departs for two weeks at Burnside farm Crawford County. Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Bittles return after a few days’ automobile trip to Waterford Erie County. Miss Laneata Levvy of New York completes weeks with H. La Mott Levvy on West North Street. Mrs. J. A. Quinn and son Daniel visit West Washington Street parents in law. Mrs. Richard Hennon and Miss Anna Griffin spend Sunday with Mrs. Oliver Davis. Mrs. M. Armstrong and daughter Charlotte of Pinestreet leave today for weeks in Wilkes-Barre and Scranton. Mr. Armstrong will join next month.
Miss Bess ie E. Davis of West Falls street and Mr. Fred Fulkerson of the Westside were quietly married in Pittsburg this morning. They traveled to Baltimore, Washington, D. C., and New York, then planned to return to reside in the city. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Davis. the groom likewise has many friends.
The Rae Muir Business Girls will hold their year end meeting Tuesday evening at the Y M C A rooms. Grace Erhardt, secretary of the Y W C A, leaves July first for Rochester. Board members city ministers and spouses are invited. Supper is served at six.
Mrs William Ritter and son Walter of Massillon with Mrs Harry E Ashton hosted a well appointed dinner Saturday evening for 10 guests. Red and white carnations decorated the table. The visitors are to be honored guests at Gloria Circles park picnic Tuesday evening with their husbands attending.
Mrs William McCandless of Delaware Avenue hosts a 6 o'clock dinner Wednesday evening in their honor.
Mrs S L Black and daughter Eulalie of Grove City leave Croton avenue to join family in Pittsburg and then move to Colorado. Other Arm strong guests include Mrs D M Morrow of Youngstown and Mr and Mrs C C Sullivan of Monessen.
Announcement states the marriage of Miss Inez Irene Syling daughter of Mr and Mrs David Syling of Slippery Rock township to Mr Norman Ryhal of this city. The ceremony took place quietly at the bride’s parents home with Rev Elliott of West Virginia officiating.
Mr and Mrs Lee Cantine have stayed several months at the home of Mrs Cantine’s brother D J Smiley and family on Wilmington avenue. They departed this morning to return to their home in Battle Creek Michigan.
Mr and Mrs J P Hervey of Boyles avenue will depart Tuesday morning for Flint Michigan for an extended stay with Dr W R Davis, brother in law. They will also visit Detroit and Toledo before returning.
Mrs. George Reis Brown of Winter avenue hosted a luncheon at the country club in honor of her guests Miss Cornelia Barksdale of Nashville Tennessee and Miss Frances Reis of Montclair New Jersey, with a small group of friends joining them today.
The Orpheus Mandolin and Guitar Club will perform at six o clock Tuesday evening at Cascade Park to honor their leader Mrs J S Callahan who departs soon on a extended eastern trip.
The Humphrey reunion will be held Thursday June 27 at the residence of John Humphrey near Jack ville. W F Gardner and other New Castle friends expect to attend.
The annual Armstrong family reunion will be held Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs J R Armstrong two miles south of Lees.
Mrs. Frank Noyes of Napa California arrived in the city for an extended visit at the home of her father L B Hoyt and family of North Jefferson.
Miss Jennette Hutton of North Walnut street attends the commencement exercises at Slippery Rock State Normal School this week.
The J C O club meeting scheduled for Wednesday at Miss Pearl Burkhart's home has been postponed indefinitely.
Mrs E A Fenton of Phillips place invites guests to a 10 o'clock luncheon at her home on Thursday for a social gathering.
Miss Katherine Finney of Harrisburg and formerly of this city is visiting Miss Katherine Justice of North Beaver Street.
Miss Grace Brown of Clenmore Boulevard leaves for a several weeks vacation with friends in Brevard North Carolina.
Miss Jean Marshall of Court Street will host the Circulating Book Club on Thursday rather than Wednesday.
The P. L. D. Reading circle meets with Mrs. Jennie Pollard on West Washington Street this evening for a planned session.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Dean of Shaw Street plan to depart Friday evening for Selah Washington to establish their new residence.
Mrs Emma Roots of West North Street entertains Sunshine Kensington Thursday afternoon with a friendly gathering in the community clubroom.
Mrs. Frank Hyde of Logan Avenue hosts the E T C club gathering Thursday afternoon with neighbors and friends in attendance.
Edward F. Connelly announces public sale at his office in the Lawrence Savings and Trust building New Castle on Tuesday July 2 1912 at 10 o clock a m sharp five shares of the capital stock of Citizens National Bank of New Castle to be sold for cash.
The social calendar highlights numerous weddings and large park picnics this week with many clubs meetings and informal events to welcome visitors. Major events include multiple marriages and family reunions staged around town venues and private homes, with park picnics led by royal neighbors and church groups.
The United Workers Bible class districts 6 and 30 meet Thursday at 7 30 in Mrs J M Nelson 1018 Croton Ave led by M S Gibson All members should attend. Frances Miller class meets Tuesday 7 30 at Mrs Mary Caldwell Terrace Ave Lesson Luke 4 elect officers Mr Bright teaches Court Hill class 54 55 meets 7 45 with Mrs David Barnett Walnut St Leader Mrs E S Rowland teacher Mrs R E Graham East Washington St class meets Tuesday 2 30 led by Mrs E S Rowland and Mrs R E Graham
Robert Shelker and Harry Davis of Mercer county were picked up Saturday night on suspicion and released Sunday. Three drunks were fined five dollars or ten days in jail. Bert Landon faced charges of drunkenness disorderly conduct and robbery and paid eighteen dollars or ten days in jail. John Kirkwood was detained Saturday night released Sunday morning and jailed for nineteen days on Monday. Neal Mooney was arrested Saturday night and fined five dollars Sunday. Frank Rogan was picked up and discharged.
A Swedish clergyman in Chicago celebrates fifty years of pastoral service and highlights his record of happy marriages. Among 4607 couples married, only two have been divorced, underscoring his long tenure and stability.
Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 50 p m topic Our Christian Journey Matt 7 13 14 Jno 16 1 15 followed by teachers meeting Advanced lesson Christian Duties 2 Thess 2 18 3 18, Birth and Boyhood of the Baptist Luke 1 57 80 Section Two meets with Mrs McCurdy June 26 Big joint Christian Men Society IC W E M July 8 Promoted summer break for Evangelistic Bible classes Sunday school picnic Cascade Park June 25 Pastor’s study 8 50 to 9 a m Rev F R Elder Highland United Presbyterian to preach next Sunday Rev Elder studied abroad Rev Black hosted by Roy Jameson Naomi Circle meets after prayer service
Mrs M Jennie Forquer Miss Rachel Pollock Roy Manne Miss Marion Hoover Miss Anna Dodds Miss Margaret Crill Miss Sarah Gal breath and John Wilson depart for Pittsburg to join the Loyal Temperance Legion state convention. The 20th Century Bible class picnic at First Presbyterian taught by Mrs Scott Hershey was postponed to Thursday evening with supper at 6 30.
The Helena Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church will hold its regular monthly meeting at the park on Friday at 3 PM, preceding the annual picnic.
The Kings Daughters of the First Park invite members to a supper Tuesday at 6 30 o clock with rain plan to serve inside the church.
Mrs. Sara Hilbert of Pearson street will entertain the Ladies' League Tuesday evening instead of Thursday. The Osborn Circle meets with Mrs. Harry Horner of East street on Thursday evening. Mrs. C. H. Lee of Park avenue will entertain the Social Union Thursday afternoon.
History notes women's grit and endurance as they wash weekly with Haly Task soap. The copy claims the soap halves the work, cleans better, prevents red hands, and keeps flannels from shrinking and linens from rotting.
A supplier promotes a full range of equipment and materials for taking and finishing high quality photographs, asserting buyers will secure pictures that repay the investment.
This evening at seven o clock the News boys Indoor Baseball league will play their weekly game in the gymnasium.
The Junior City League games proceed as planned with the Tigers facing the Orients at Mill Street and Cunningham A. C. also on the slate.
A brief item notes the Newsboys performing at Cunningham grounds. It also states the Eastside team will face Peerless at the Peerless ground in an upcoming game.
Edward S. Gardner of New Castle marries Agnes A. Wise of New Castle. Norman S. Ryhal of New Castle weds Inez Irene Syling of Slippery Rock. John W. Gustafson of Bessemer weds Hide Ghoeves of Bessemer.
The Epworth League of Savannah M E church will host a strawberry and cake social at Mr. Sam Badger's home on Friday evening June 28. The Jamaican government has opened several public quinine depots to provide medicine to the poor at nominal cost.
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