Musicale Delight by New Castle Order Eastern Star
A grand musicale by New Castle chapter No 105 Eastern Star drew a full audience at 8:00 PM in the C. F. hall. The program featured piano, saxophone and cornet solos, violin, soprano and contralto pieces, a reading, and vocal numbers by local artists including Miss Jessie Nelson Miss Ruth Tarris Mr Harry C Urmson and others with a reception and dancing to follow.
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New Castle
C. F. Hall
America
Tate
Jessie Nelson
Messrs
Harris
Felech
Russell
Harry Urmson
Philadelphia
Haynes
Joseph Williams
Nevin
Jas. Yogan
Jas. Duff
Millean
Ruth Tarris
Carmi Glov
Pittsburgers to Wed at Wampum
Miss Jean Burns Kirk daughter of Mr and Mrs D M Kirk of Fifth Avenue Pittsburg and John S Kennedy son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Kennedy of Buffalo will marry tomorrow night at Glenlaurie Manor the Kirk summer home at Wampum Lawrence County The Rev William L McEwan of Third Presbyterian Church will officiate Only immediate family attend Mrs Robins Laurie Kirk will be honor maid The Kennedys plan to travel from Buffalo for the ceremony before Kennedy ships out with the Buffalo unit of the American Ambulance for France
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D. M. Kirk
Pittsburg
Wampum
Jean Kirk
Gazette Times
Jean Burns Kirk
David M. Kirk
Fifth Avenue
John 5. Kennedy
Hugh Kennedy
Buffalo
Glenlaurie Manor
Kirk
Lawrence County
Robins Laurie Kirk
Kennedy
Elizabeth Kennedy
Roy
George
Paul Kennedy
Ennedy
William
Carnegie
Julian Kennedy
Forbes Street
William L. McEwan
Third Presbyterian Church
American Ambulance
France
Surprise Shower For Bride And Groom
A Monday evening surprise shower honored Mr. and Mrs. John W. Conner who recently returned from a wedding trip to Cleveland Erie Detroit and Clarion. The gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I. Gance’s Cleveland avenue home featured yellow and white decor and 28 guests. Representatives from out of town included Frank Conner of Erie Charles McCarty Paul Nixon and Thomas Ginger of Youngstown. The couple, formerly Miss Katherine Irene Scully, will reside at 208 Ridge Avenue Youngstown after July 1.
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Thomas I. Gance
Cleveland Avenue
John W. Conner
Cleveland
Erie
Detroit
Clarion
Lucille McCormick
Frank Conner
Erle
Charles McjCarty
Paul Nixon
Thomas Ginger
Youngstown
Conner
Katherine Irene Scully
Ridge Avenue
Holliday Reunion Officers Elected at Cascade Park
The 40th Holliday reunion met June 21 at Cascade Park with a park dinner. Officers chosen were President Robert Marquis and Secretary treasurer Mrs Clyde McCommons. An invitation was extended to hold the next reunion June 1918 at Samuel Orr's Fredonia home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Orr and Mrs. Harvey Orr of Fredonia, Mrs. Robert Marquis of New Wilmington, Mrs. Susan McCracken of Youngstown, and Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Holliday plus Mrs. Sara Bruce of Plain Grove.
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Holliday
Cascade Park
Robert Marquis
Clyde McCommons
Samuel Orr
Fredonia
Harvey Orr
New Wilmington
Susan McCracken
Youngsjtown
G. B. Holliday
Sara Bruce
Plaingrove
Rehearsal at Lawrence Club Amid Floral Centerpieces
A Lawrence club rehearsal featured a ten dozen roses and arrangements of snapdragon and marguerites. Tables were set for 12 with guests including Mrs H G Dodds Miss Marian Dodds Miss Elsie Thoburn Mr and Mrs James W Moorehead Miss Carolyn Rearke N Weir Morledge Harold O D Whieldon of Grove City Miss Fulker Mr Dodds and Miss Wallace.
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Lawrence Club
Fulkersoon
H. G. Dodds
Marian Dodds
Elsie Thoburn
James W. Moorehead
Carolyn Rearke
N. Weir Morledge
Harold OD. Whieldon
Grove City
Fulker- 1800
Dodds
Wallace
Hallberg-Rowe Welding ties Greensburg couple
Miss Lillie A. Hallberg and Paul E. Rowe of Greensburg wed at 2 PM Monday at Rev J H Miller’s residence on Highland Ave St John's Lutheran pastor officiated The newlyweds will reside in Greensburg and were unattended The notice also lists club events personali ties and a marriage license grant in Pittsburg to John Little and Edna May Claycomb of New Castle
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Hallberg-Rowe
Lillie A. Hallberg
Paul] E. Rowe
Greensburg
J. H. Miller
Highland Avenue
St. John's Lutheran Church
Trowe
Pittsburg
John Little
Edna May Claycomb
New Castle
Personal Notices Passages From Local Social Pages
Miss Esther Hamilton of Pennsylvania avenue is in Pittsburg on business. Miss Amy Miller of Youngstown visits Miss Ruth Shafer of West Grant avenue. Mrs 5 H Cubbison of Emlenton visits her mother Mrs W W Cubbison of North Mercer street. Mr and Mrs Fred Blarris of Niles conclude a visit with Mrs J Y Moseley of East Maitton street. Mr and Mrs H C Ruby and son Wilbert with Mr and Mrs J J Ruby and son Ernest have returned from Kop-
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Esther Hamilton
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pittsburg
Amy Miller
Youngstown
Ruth Shafer
West Grant Avenue
H. Cubbison
Emlenton
W. W. Cubbison
North Mercer Street
Fred Blarris
Niles
J. Y. Moseley
East
Aitton Street
H.C. Ruby
Residents and visitors return from travels and visits
The article lists locals and guests including Norman Ruby and family, James Crawford and Arthur Eckles returning from Amherst Massachusetts, Mrs J E Drake visiting at Mrs J B Brenneman, Maud Muse staying with Mrs W H Thompson, Dr B E Sankey back from Rochester Institute, Mr Poole Lewisdale and Joseph Quiggle with Rose Cypher visiting Beckford Street, Stephen Fr Hazelwood teaching in Cleveland after visiting his parents on North Mill Street.
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Ple
Norman Ruby
James Crawford
Arthur Eckles
Amherst
Mass
J. E. Drake
138 Park Arerdue
JB. N. Brenneman
Courtney's Tallis
Maud Muse
New York City
W. HL. Thompson
Hamilton Apartments
B. BE. Sankey
North Jefferson Street
Homeopathic Institute
Rochester
Poole
Lewisdale
Joseph Quiggle
Rose Cypher
Saxton
F. H. Cypher
Beckford Street
Stephen Fr. Hazelwood
Cleveland
A Hazelwood
North Mill Street
Religious and Fraternal Circles Meet Weekly
Local church groups schedule meetings and practices across Trinity, St John’s, Kings Chapel, First Christian, Fourth Presbyterian, Central Presbyterian, First Baptist, Croton Avenue M E, and Epworth. Betsy Grace leads Queen Esther Circle. July events include a picnic at Cascade Park and a July 13 meeting at 909 East Washington Street.
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Queen Esther Circle
Epworth Church
C. M. Grace
Hazel Sheffler
Lillian Andrews
Marie Potts
Elizabeth Trimble
Golda Householder
Florence Linton
Hazel Shefler
East Washington Street
Rae Muirhead Business Girls' Club Meeting Tonight
The Rae Muirhead Business Girls' Club will hold its annual business meeting tonight, with officers to be elected. First Aid class meets at 7 20 led by Dr. John Foster in Dr. McLaughry's absence. Recreation Club meets Thursday at 8 30 at Mrs. A J Campbell Hazelcroft avenue for a short business session and social time.
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Rae Muirhead Business Girls
John Foster
McLaughry
A. J. Campbell
Hazelcroft Avenue
Women clubs unite for flower day reports and gifts
The W C T U and L T L W C T U met in Y W C A parlors on Friday June 22. Mrs Ketter led devotionals. Mrs Biddle and Mrs Emery reported on flower day. Two autos delivered flowers to shut ins and East Street firemen, bouquets to the mayor and news offices, and two dozen geraniums were planted by the overseer with a moss rose bush gifted to Mrs.
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Central W. C. T. U
BP. m
Ketter
Biddle
Emery
East Street
Central Union and Chautauqua Service Report
Snyder of the home. A service followed led by Miss Anderson. Rev. Mr. McAllister gave a fine talk. Mrs. Keller read a piece on the beautitudes and flowers. Thanks to Mrs. Greer for her automoble and Miss Davidson, to Rev. McAllister for his auto and talk, and to Mr. Hennon for peonies. Central Union voted to pay 36.56 for a French orphan for one year and 2.00 for ambulance support with 50 for Pennsylvania’s share. Mr. Bradley praised Secretary Daniels for liquor-free ships and urged comfort bags for the boys. A rising vote of thanks closed the meeting. Report: past two weeks 565 visits, 54 bouquets, four plants, two garments, one stanch, 15 gospels of St. John and 50 cents.
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Hennon
Central Union
Pennsylvania
Bradley
Daniels
Sickness Forces Offsite Visitation at Lutherans Home Jubilee
The Luther an Orphans' Home and Farm school near Zelienople is under quarantine due to a diphtheria outbreak among inmates, forcing cancellation of the annual visitation and donation day set for Thursday. The Jubilee year would have featured a $15,000 boys’ cottage dedication, with expected larger gatherings and gifts, but supporters are urged to send contributions despite the lockdown. The note stresses urgent generosity to sustain rising costs.
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Zellenople
Butler Trip Promises Friendly Talks for Community Leaders
A call goes out to missing board of trade members to return post cards agreeing to attend the Butler trip this Thursday. Seats will be allocated to early respondents. late applicants may be refused. The event, at 9:45 from the Diamond with lunch at noon, aims for peace and goodwill between New Castle and Butler.
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Red Cross
First Christian Church
New Castle
Board of Trade
Butler
Butler Commercial Organization
Diamond
Ilne
Soldiers urged to follow army sock regulations
SEA GIRT New Jersey June 26 Captain Charles Buckleton of the British army urged guardsmen at Camp Edge to discard home made socks in favor of regulation army socks. He noted he was among the first British officers to land in France, wounded twice, and ready to return for a third time to the front.
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N. J
Charles Buckleton
Camp Edge
Buckleton
France
Pastor Uses Knitting As Lure For Church
In Glen Cove on June 26, the Carpenter Memorial M. F. church faces low turnout and is spurring a knitting program. Rev. Dr. W. H. Hughes announced that both men and women members should come ready to knit, offering to teach those who cannot knit so the group can knit and pray together.
Ohio free employment bureaus to weed out drinkers
In Columbus on June 26 the fifteen State city free employment bureaus in Ohio will refuse applicants who are chronic drinkers under orders from the State War Defense Council. Fred C. Croxton said drinkers tend to work only about three days, and the state cannot afford to waste time on such men.
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Columbus
Ohio
State War Defense Council
Fred C. Croxton
The
Defense Council
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Senora Club
Frank Norris
Gibson
A. P. Gibson
Princeton
Patterson
George R. Patterson
Eastbrook Dorcas Society
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Oakmont
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Wallace Avenue
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Harry Ow
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Herb D. McGoun
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I. D. K. Club
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Herbert Teese
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Elliott's Mills
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William Duff
Darlngton
A. A. Graham
E. G. E. Club
Alice Lowers
Monroe Street
J. E. Sackson
Good Will Bible
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Kensington
State Colege
Elna Gilfillan
Margaret Pringle
Marshall Avenue
State College
Ruth, Mary and
Jean Krohn
Neshannock Avenue
Garnet Rhodes
Garfield Avenue
Slippery Rock
Bernice
Marie McClymonds
Loetta
Bertha
Carl G. Manne
Bell Street
Newark
Roy E. Manne
Drew Theological Seminary
Trinity M. E. Church of Newark
M. R. Coney
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Luther League of St
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Mary Camblin
Elks’ Club
Harry Williamson
Gary
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New York
Elks Club
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Edward Gordon
D. K
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Women's Guild
Women’s Guild of Trinity Church
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Ladies‘ Aid Society
St. John’s Church
Kings Chapel
Ladies’ Aid Society of
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Pulaski Road
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Sniff Missionary
Doris
Hannah Camp
Ladies’ Auxiliary
B. of R. T
R. of P. Hall
Fourth Pres
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Croton Avenue
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Mrs. Thorne
Lutheran Orphan Home
Tine
Jennings
East Washington ST
Nanes
Birmingham
Alabama
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Chicago
Iia
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Columbus, Ohie
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Massachusetts
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Long Ave
Jefferson
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