Local Wedding at St Marys Unites Miss Alice Maxwell and Mr John Hanrahan
At 7 o clock Thursday morning a wedding took place at St Marys church uniting Miss Alice Maxwell and Mr John Hanrahan. Rev Father O Shea led the ceremony and Nuptial High Mass. Bridesmaid Miss Catherine O Leary and Best Man Mr Charles Barrett attended. The couple hosted a reception at the Maxwell home and will reside in the city after a lake trip and return. Both are well known in local Catholic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Alice Maxwell
John Hanrahan
Father O'Shea
Catherine O'Leary
Charles Barrett
Greenville
Miles Maxwell
Franklin Avenue
Afternoon Whist Club Hosts Luncheon and Bridge
Mrs. Lee R. Gordon of North Mercer street entertained the Afternoon Whist club on Wednesday afternoon with a luncheon at the Lawrence club followed by bridge whist at her home. Mrs. I. B. Mather won the club prize and Mrs. Ritchie received the visitor's prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steese
Ritchie
Youngstown
Lee R. Gordon
North Mercer Street
Lawrence Club
I., B. Mather
Unknown Club Hosts Social Evening in North Mercer Street
Mr and Mrs Samuel H MacGoun entertained Unknown club members on Wednesday evening. Cards were the favorite pastime with prizes to Miss Margaret King and Percy McNabb. A choice lunch followed and the next meeting will be in two weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs Percy McNabb on Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. MacGoun
North Mercer Street
Unknown Club
Margaret King
Percy McNabb
Park Avenue
Social visit from local families to Beaver Falls
A party including Mrs Will Aiken of Neshannock Avenue Mrs Roy Brandon Mrs Paul Papenhaus of North Mercer Street and Miss Kate Long of North Street journeyed to Beaver Falls Thursday morning to spend the day with Mrs L A Stiles formerly Miss Mayme Cessna of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Aiken
Neshannock Avenue
Roy Brandon
Paul Papenhausen
North Mercer Street
Kate Long
North Street
Beaver Falls
L. A. Stiles
Mayme Cessna
Delightful Hay Ride Party Hosted by Kensington D A Club
The first hay ride of the season by the Kensington D A unit went to Mrs. Wallace Miller’s home in Hickory township. Twenty four guests enjoyed a chicken dinner with pink and green decorations. Hosts included Mrs. Bruce Baker and Mrs. William Josephs. guests also included Mr. and Mrs. William Miller and family of Kane. A second entertainment is planned for two weeks with Mrs. Nettie Roberts.
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D. of A. Kensington
Wallace Miller
Hickory Township
William Miller
Kane
Nettie Roberts
Pearson Street
Pretty wedding at Cummings home unites Helen Cummings and James Patterson
The ceremony was held Wednesday June 26 at 1 pm at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cummings east of town. Miss Helen Cummings wed James Garfield Patterson of New Castle in the presence of relatives and guests. Rev. David Marquis officiated. The couple will reside in New Castle after a wedding trip. Miss Eva Patterson of Wallace Avenue attended as a guest.
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J. W. Cummings
Helen
James Garfield Patterson
New Castle
David Marquis
D. D
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Mr. Patterson
Wilmington Globe
Eva Patterson
Wallace Avenue
New York Singer Miss E. Cecelia Winter to Visit City
Miss E. Cecelia Winter of New York arrives Saturday morning to visit her mother Mrs Mary Winter on North Street. On Sunday she will sing a solo at the morning service of the First Methodist church, a noted soloist recently engaged by another church. Her recitals in this city have earned high praise for her artistic merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Cecelia Winter
New York
Mary Winter
North Street
Miss Winter
First Methodist
Social entertainments listed by Seward avenue residents
Mrs Edwin J Barnard hosts an afternoon gathering for Mrs William Alexander of Youngstown. Charles Barnard hosts a card party for Miss Helen Alexander of Youngstown. The Girls plan a dance at Cascade park pavilion. Mrs William Osborn hosts the Coterie club. Mrs Lee Taylor hosts the American Womens Guild. Miss Edna Bradford hosts the Alauda club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. Barnard
Seward Avenue
William Alexander
Youngstown
Charles Barnard
Helen Alexander
Cascade Park Pavilion
William Osborn
Madison Avenue
Coterie Club
Lee Taylor
Cleveland Avenue
American Women’s Guild
Edna Bradford
Walnut Street
Alauda Club
Miss Angie Coombs Hosts Youngstown Girls Picnic
Miss Angie Coombs of New Castle entertained a party of Youngstown girls with a porch picnic luncheon on Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Robert Stitt Mrs. Lloyd Schuman Misses Adele Barger Lillian Gordon Martha Owsley and her cousin Miss Owsley of England Pearl Squire and Mary McNab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie Coombs
New Castle
Youngstown
Robert Stitt
Lloyd Schuman
Adele Barger
Lillian Gordon
Martha Owsley
Miss Owsley
England
Pearl Squire
Mary McNab
Minnie Blair and M M Edmonson Wed in New Wilmington
On Wednesday evening at the bride's parents home in New Wilmington Miss Minnie Blair married M M Edmonson of McKeesport. Rev E N McElree D D performed the ceremony. The couple left for a wedding trip amid many congratulations from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Minnie Blair
M. M. Edmundson
McKeesport
E. N. McElree
D. D
Urmsons entertain Franks Lehmer guest in Oaxaca
Dr and Mrs Allan W Urmson of North Street entertained a small group Wednesday evening in honor of Frank Lehmer of Oaxaca Mexico their house guest. Cards provided entertainment for two tables of young guests and a choice lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan W. Urmson
North Street
Frank Lehmer
Oaxaca
Mex
Bridge matinee aids prizes for local women
The matinee bridge given by Mrs. W. J. Williams of Ohio avenue on Tuesday as a courtesy to Mrs. Albert Ross of Columbus offered Mrs. L. F. Barger and Miss Jean Marshall of New Castle a chance at prizes and both received awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Williams
Ohio Avenue
Albert Ross
Columbus
L. F. Barger
Jean Marshall
New Castle
Youngstown
Fine Showing by Local Bank on Roll of Honor
The National Bank of Lawrence County earns a high position on the Roll of Honor of National Banks in The Financier. It ranks fourth from the top, with capital stock $150,000 and September 1906 surplus and profits of $1,121,326, reflecting 51.46 percent growth for 1906 and a 747.55 percent surplus-to-capital ratio.
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National Bank of
Lawrence County
National Banks of the
United States
Financier
New York
New Castle
National Banks
Comptroller of Currency
Personal notices of guests and visitors across regions
Walter D. Strong of Cleveland is a guest of Hiram G. Miller. Clintonville’s B. M. McKee spent Wednesday with friends in the city. Miss Marion Fleming returned from a visit with Sharon friends. Mrs. William Firm of Grove City guests Mrs. William Collins of East street. Miss Elsie Campbell left for a brief stay in New York. Florence Brown of Youngstown visits cousins the Misses Frank Lehmer of Oaxaca. Allan Urmson’s sister hosts Miss Lehmer at North street. May Torrence of Alliance visits Mr. and Mrs. John Book of Crawford avenue. Sophia Keast and Harold Baer depart for Syracuse. Oliver Davis of Leetonia guests city friends. John Rider of Oil City returned after Garvin-Rider nuptials. Harry Herbold and son Jack go to Ellwood City. Emma Sample visits aunt and uncle Frank Butz. Roland Steese and Mrs. Ritchie spend time with Mrs. Lee R. Gordon. S. W. Keagy family guests H. W. Keagy in Croton avenue. Mrs. Goodman and H. S. Bennett arrive to attend Miss Mary Sutton’s funeral. Katherine Kirk returns from Youngstown visiting cousin Miss Alice Belle. Olive Miller and Agnes Burns depart with Ensign Madison avenue for Pittsburgh visit.
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T. J Garvin
Park Avenue
Marie Garvin
Orrie J. Rider
Baltimore
Elizabeth Osgood
Florence Brown
Youngstown
E. B. Higley
First Methodist Church
Emma Sample
Pittsburg
Miss Garvin
Grace Jones
Sharon
John Rider
Oil City
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore, Md
Walter D. Strong
Cleveland
Hiram G. Miller
B. M. McKee
Clintonville
Marion Fleming
Wallace Avenue
Sharon Friends
William Firm
Grove City
William Collins
East Street
Elsie Campbell
Haus Avenue
New York
Garvin
Frank Lehmer
Oaxaca
Mex
Allan Urmson
North Street
May Torrence
Alliance, O
John Book
Crawford Avenue
Sophia Keast
Harold Baer
Syracuse
N. Y
Oliver Davis
Leetonia
Garvin-Rider
Harry Herbold
Jack
Cottage Avenue
Ellwood City
Luncheon Honors Mrs Alberta Ross by Mrs Myron Pettit
Miss Jean Marshall attended a luncheon given by Mrs Myron Pettit in honor of Mrs Alberta Ross. The event on Wednesday afternoon featured bridge whist as the afternoon entertainment.
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Jean Marshall
North Jefferson Street
Myron Pettit
Youngstown
Alberta Ross
Columbus
Alumni group to meet for July 4 planning
The IL T L alumni will gather Friday evening in Unity hall at o'clock to organize arrangements for the July 4 exercises.
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IL. T. L
Unity Hall
Ice Cream Social at Epworth League Benefit
Community fundraiser hosted at the home of Mrs. John Knox on Lincoln Avenue on Thursday June 27. Proceeds support the Epworth League of the First M. E. Church. In case of rain the event moves to the church. 262-21
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John Knox
Lincoln Avenue
Epworth League
M. BE
Elizabeth Jameson returns from Northampton for summer with Jamesons
Miss Elizabeth Jameson arrived Thursday morning from Northampton Massachusetts where she attended Smith College to spend the summer vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Davia Jameson of North Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jameson
Northampton
Mass
Smith Ccollege
Davia Jameson
North Mill Street
Edenburg visitor notes trips of regional residents
From Edenburg J H Early, agent for the Pennsylvania at Edenburg, passed through the city on his way to Greenville. Mrs W S Davis of Chautauqua New York, recently a city resident, was in New Castle. She was called to Ellwood by her sister’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Early
Pennsylvania
Edenburg
Greenville
Where to Buy Ordinary and Superior Drugs
The passage argues that Clutton offers better drugs at the same prices as inferior brands by reducing usual drug store profit. It claims superior options are safer and worth the cost, inviting customers to choose Clutton for quality without paying more.
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Clutton
Weekend visitors and Cornell student home for summer
Mrs. Alexander and a Youngstown visitor arrive in the city to visit the Barnard family on Seward avenue. Miss Margaret Curtis returns from Cornell University for summer vacation after attending commencement. her parents are Mr and Mrs Gram Curtis on North Jefferson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Methods
Alexander
Youngstown
City
E. J. Barnard
Seward Avenue
Margaret Curtis
North Jefferson Street
Gram Curtis
Cornell University
Curtis
Cornell
Better Than a Letter From Home Every Day
When you leave New Castle for a week arrange to have The News sent daily. No carrier is authorized to take mail orders. Ten cents a week including postage to any U S point. Canada rate is 16 cents per week. Visit The News office to place your subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
United States
Canada
Almira Home Association Seeks Bids for Grounds Work
Trustees invite sealed bids for grading grounds and construction of driveways for new Almira buildings on Pittsburg street. Bids due by 5 p.m. July 2, 1907. Plans and specs available at W. G Eckles architect office.
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Almira Home Association
Pittsburg Street
W. G Eckles
Rocky Mountain Tea Sale at Wallace's Drug Store
With no worry of ache or pain the notice promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy and marks its availability at Wallace's drug store amid a hopeful sales pitch.
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Rocky Mountain
Wallace
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Hendrickson Avenue
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