Informal Party Honors Miss Sara Newell At Home
A social gathering at Miss Florence Rearie’s home on Wallace Avenue brought together 12 couples to honor Miss Sara Newell with music and a light collation. Guests included Miss Gladya Kelley Miss Marjorie Cartwright and Miss Margaret Warring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Newell
Thesehome
Florence Rearie
Wallace Avenue
Gladya Kelley
Marjorie Cartwright
Pittsburg
Margaret Warring
Mansfield
O.ingf
J. D.F. Newell
W. J. Henry
Luncheon Teas Hosted for Visiting Miss Oliphant
Miss Frances Leavy of Highland Avenue hosted six guests at the Tea Cup Inn at noon in honor of Miss Elizabeth K. Oliphant of Trenton New Jersey. Miss Jane Love of Pine Street and Mrs J L Biggerstaff also hosted a luncheon with four and six guests respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Leavy
Highland Avenue
Tea Cup Inn
Elizabeth KE. Oliphant
Trenton
N. J
Jane Love
Pine Street
J. L. Biggerstaff
Maude Mainwaring and George J. Loughery Wed Quietly Abroad
At Gorgona Panama the marriage of Miss Maude Mainwaring of Grove City and Mr. George J. Loughery of Boston was quietly solemnized today. The couple will reside there where Loughery works for the government and the bride taught at Thaddeus Stevens School last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorgona
Panama
Maude Mainwaring
Grove City
George J. Loughery
Boston
Mass
Loughery
Thaddeus Stevens School
Pittsburgh couple visits Wallace avenue kin
Mrs. Arthur B. Kelley of Pittsburg visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. John L. Camblin on Wallace Avenue. Saturday Mr. Kelley and Mr. and Mrs. William Keener, whose marriage is recent, will arrive over the Fourth at the Camblin home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Kelley
Pittsburg
John L. Camblin
Wallace Avenue
Kelley
William ©. Keener
Camblin Ome
Mrs Jones Returns From Southern Tour To Evade Heat
Mrs. Frank M. Jones of Croton Avenue has returned from a two weeks visit to Syracuse Buffalo and Herkimer New York. She had planned to go to New York City but shortened the trip because of the intense heat in the metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Jones
Croton Avenue
Syracuse
Buffalo
Herkimer
N. Y
Jones
New York
Metropolis
Winternitz Enright Wedding Match Played in Cleveland
Miss Lena Winternitz of Croton Avenue is in Cleveland where a wedding match was played Wednesday evening between the Winternitz and Enright parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Winternitz
Croton Avenue
Cleveland
Winternitz- Enright
William O'Connors Heads to Seattle for Month Visit
William O'Connors of Grant Street has traveled to Seattle Washington for a month's visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O'Connors
Grant Street
Seattle, Wash
Stag Party Pleasant Surprise Honors New Bride
A surprise stag party at Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Griffiths Pine street Wednesday honored his recent marriage with music and a gift clock. Mrs Griffith with her mother served lunch. Guests included Harlan Gleason Frank Harlan Smith Bell Linderbrink Duff Beighley Davis and others. Also a birthday surprise visit to Miss Margaret Graham of Oakland featured gifts a silver purse and bracelet with games and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Griffith
Pine Street
Walter Linderbrink
Walter Duff
P. H. Beighley
Harry Davis
Margaret Graham
Oakland
Adelaide Stokes
Anna Dunn
Maud Davies
Emma Stokes
Marian Curtis
Anna Maloney
Winnie Dunn
Sara Frizzle
Hazel Wylie
Margaret Curti
Irene Burns
Levada Hartman
Anna Williams
Margaret Frizzle
Sadie Graham
Wm. McCulla
Dave Stokes
Harold Pyle
William Williams
William Withers
Fred Lavender
William McCulla
Andrew McNulty
Frank Fowler
William Harris
Dave Laughlin
William Graham
Fred Graham
Pittsburg
Mrs Caldwell Heads Home After New Castle Kensington Visit
Mr and Mrs W A McKee and Hazel of Oak Park lodge and Mrs Bert Baldwin of this city returned from Sharon where they attended an entertainment hosted by Mr and Mrs C F Barr for the New Castle Kensington club and their husbands. The guests of honor were Mr and Mrs W J Caldwell of Ponce City Okla who depart for home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. McKee
Hazel
Oak Park Lodge
Bert Baldwin
Sharon
C. F. Barr
Third Street
New Castle
Ice Cream Social at Rae Home Draws 200 Guests
The Rae home on West Washington hosted an ice cream social Wednesday evening under the Rachel Re bekah lodge. More than 200 guests attended and a plate donated by Mrs. R. G. Leake sold for 3 dollars. Tables and grounds were prettily decorated with flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae
West Washington Street
Rachel Rebekah Lodge
R. G. Leake
Pond couple returns from Syracuse visit
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Pond of Syracuse New York arrived in their touring car for a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beadel of Lincoln Avenue. During the stay Mrs. Pond presided at a small luncheon hosted by Mrs. C. H. Beazel at the Country Club then a card party was held at the hostess’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Pond
Syracuse
N. Y
Charles Beadel
Lincoln Avenue
Picnic at White's Woods Delightful Day Near Wilmington Road
Misa Ethel Douglas held a picnic at Central Presbyterian Church with a gathering at White's woods along Wilmington road on Wednesday. They left the church around 10 o'clock and enjoyed an unusually delightful day with a delicious dinner and various diversions offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ethel Douglas
Central Presbyterian Church
White's Woods
Wilmington Road
Mrs Kirker Hosts Kensington Members at Hartman Street
Mrs Mary Kirker of Hartman street welcomed Carnation Kensington members on Wednesday afternoon. Luncheon was served and Marian Barnes of Sharon invited guests to meet at her home two weeks from today, an invitation willingly accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kirker
Hartman Street
Carnation Kensington
Marian Barnes
Sharon
Vacation Homecoming of Charles W. Smith
Charles W. Smith a law student in Washington DC and government employee in the Congressional library has returned home to spend his vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs J G Smith of North Jefferson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Smith
Washington, D. C
Congressional Library
J. G. Smith
North Jefferson Street
Highland Book Club Plans Thursday Evening Event
Mrs W G Price and Mrs Harry Warden of Reis street will host the Highland Book club gathering Thursday evening at Mrs Warden's home to honor Mrs Harry Hunter of Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Price
Harry Warden
Reis Street
Highland Book Club
Wedding of Eliza beth Bullock and Thomas Snedden
Mrs. Mary Moore attended the nuptials as Miss Eliza beth Bullock wed Thomas Snedden of Sharon in the bride’s father’s home on Wednesday at 3 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Moore
City
Elizabeth Bullock
Thomas Snedden
Sharon
Recital by Sidney L. Hamilton Pupils in Carnegie Hall
Miss Jessie L. Mockel of East Grant street will travel to Pittsburg on Friday to participate in a recital presented by the advanced pupils of Sidney L. Hamilton at Carnegie hall Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie L. Mockel
East Grant Street
Pittsburg
Sidney L. Hamilton
Carnegie Hall
Luncheon Held For Visitor Miss Margaret Warring
Miss Marguerite Slough hosted a six cover luncheon at the Tea Cup Inn in honor of her Mansfield Ohio visitor Miss Margaret Warring on a Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Warring
Mansfield, O
Marguerite Slough
Lincoln Avenue
Tea Cup Inn
To Pittsburg Luncheon With Miss Hamilton And Miss McBride
Miss Helen Hamilton and her visitor Miss Josephine McBride of Grand Rapids Michigan will travel to Pittsburg Friday to attend a luncheon and stay through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Helen Hamilton
Josephine McBride
Grand Rapids, Mich
Hover couple attends family picnic at Angel homestead
Attorney and Mrs. F A Hover of Croton Avenue visited New Wilmington Wednesday for a family picnic at the old Angel homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Hover
Croton Avenue
New Wilmington
Old Angel Homestead
Highland 500 Club Meeting Postponed to Friday
Mr and Mrs Edwin J Barnard of East street announce the Highland 500 club meeting and their husbands are postponed until Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. Barnard
East Street
Highland 500 Club
Veal Loaf Meat Sale At Carlisle and Cotton
A dealer offers 500 pounds of ground veal for veal loaf at Carlisle and Cotton at 14 cents per pound. The listing notes quantity and price with a brief sales line.
Morning wedding as charming as it is simple
Miss Ethel Ashmore and Dr. James Clark Douthett wed at the Ashmore home in Highland avenue at 10 30 this morning. Seventy guests attended including relatives and intimate friends. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn music, bridal gowns of white brocade messaline satin, orange blossom hairpiece, and a miniature lake centerpiece for the bride’s table. The couple plans a wedding trip and will reside in Pulaski after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Ashmore
James Clark Douthett
Pulaski
Ezra Ashmore
Highland Avenue
Sara Douthett
Evans City
Mendelssohn
Charlotte Ashmore
Elsa Ashmore
Helen Hutchinson
New Wilmington
Dale Douthitt
Orin Douthett
Leon Stewart
Apollo
Douthitt
Copenhagen
eWleh
A. J. Douthett
Dale
Beaver Falls
Alonzo Hoagland
Marian
Ala
Florence
Austa
George Wilson
Grace
Bella
Marvin Morrow
Stewart Morrow
Mercer
Arthur White
Panama
Misa Ethel Morehouse
Sharon
Blanche Harper
Butler
Nell Buchanan
Grace Mullains
Westford
George Dudley
Wheeling
Albert E. Maltby
Slippery Rock
Wesley Tinker
Pittsburg
Local Society Notes From Wallace and Nearby Streets
Miss Elizabeth Smith on Wallace av hosts the M. M. club. Mrs. Lewis H. Pyle on North Mercer st hosts the Girls' club. Miss Margaret Marshall on Court st hosts the T. H. E. girls. Mrs. R. W. Jackson on Leasure av hosts the Monday Afternoon club. The Pythian sisters depart at 5:50 PM to visit Harmony Temple at Butler. Miss Ruby MacNab on Highland av hosts the Evening 500 club. The Foreign Missionary society of Epworth Methodist church meets with Mrs. J. C. Sanderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Smith
Wallace Avenue
M. M
Lewis H. Pyle
North Mercer Street
Margaret Marshall
Court Street
R. W. Jackson
Leasure Avenue
Pythian Sisters
Harmony Temple
Butler
Ruby MacNab
Highland Avenue
Foreign Missionary Society
Epworth Methodist Church
J. C. Sanderson
Wallis Party Attends Buffalo Bill Show in New Castle
Mr and Mrs Thomas Wallis of East State street with guests Mrs W H Lewis and daughter Eleanor of Beaver joined Misses Laura Wallis May Murchie Leola Stewart and Messrs Joseph Kennedy Frank Whitehead and Samuel Phillips for an automobile trip to New Castle on Tuesday to witness Buffalo Bill's show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wallis
East State Street
W. H. Lewis
Eleanor
Beaver
Laura Wallis
May Murchie
Leola Stewart
Joseph Kennedy
Frank Whitehead
Samuel Phillips
New Castle
Buffalo Bill
Sharon Herald
Salem wedding to unite Miss Edna Shearer and Fred Trotter
Miss Clara McClincy of New Castle left for Salem Colorado to attend the wedding of Miss Edna Shearer formerly of West Middlesex and Fred Trotter. The ceremony occurs Thursday at 6 30 PM at the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs George Shearer Broadway Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara McClincy
New Castle
Salem, CO
Edna Shearer
West Middlesex
Fred Trotter
George Shearer
Broadway
Salem
Sharon Herald
Ladies' Aid to Picnic at Cascade Park Next Thursday
The Ladies' Aid society of the First M. E. church will travel to New Castle on July 7 to spend the day at Cascade park. A good time is anticipated and every member expects to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
First M. EB
New Castle
Cascade Park
Sharon ‘Telegraph
Day at Slippery Rock Attends Commencement
A local group including Misses Margaret Jameson and Mabel Sankey and Messrs. Victor Johnson and Earl Boak of this city drove to Slippery Rock in the Boak car Wednesday to attend the commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock
Margaret Jameson
Mabel Sankey
Messrs
Victor Johnson
Earl Boak
H. B. B. Club Entertained After Limestone Trip
The H. B. B. club of the Harbor was entertained at supper Wednesday evening by Mrs. Louis Brown. The event followed a trip through the limestone regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. B. Club
The
Harbor
Louis Brown
Limestone
Lady Maccabees Convene in Woodman Hall Tonight
The Lady Maccabees plan a regular meeting this evening at 8 o'clock in Woodman hall. Members will gather for the scheduled session and discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Maccabees
Woodman Hall
B A G Club Meeting Report
The B A G club met Wednesday to discuss upcoming activities and plan a community event. Members shared ideas, assigned tasks, and set a date for a charity drive.
Evening with Mrs John Bay and Croton Ave group meeting
The gathering reviewed the year's events and elected officers for the coming year. Other business matters were discussed as this was the last meeting until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bay
Croton Avenue
Rebecca Wilkinson and Alma Lusk Plan Boston Visit
Miss Rebecca Wilkinson of North Mill Street and Miss Alma Lusk of Highland Avenue traveled to Boston today for a week or two of sightseeing and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Wilkinson
North Mill Street
Alma Lusk
Highland Avenue
Hoston
Mass
Sinnet Tennis Club Meets Miss Patterson in Evening Session
The Sinnet Tennis club met with Miss Fivn N Patterson of Boyles Avenue on Wednesday evening and transacted routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinnet Tennis Club
Fivn N. Patterson
Boyles Avenue
Central Christian church group to meet Friday
The C W E M of the Central Christian church will meet Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs Cole on Electric street.
Miss Fisher to Host Luncheon at Tea Cup Inn
Miss Maude Fisher of Sheridan Avenue will give a luncheon at the Tea Cup Inn next Wednesday afternoon. She invites friends and neighbors to attend the event.
Local Names Listed Across New Castle Area Notices
A compiled list of residents and associates including Michael Agostinelli Vera Belle Cox Rose Wattley Horace Needler Elizabeth Tanner Ethel Ashmore Arthur Hagerty Anna McCue and others tied to New Castle Ellwood City and nearby towns appears in a community notice. The fragmentary roster mentions multiple individuals linked to New Castle and adjacent communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Agostinelli
New Castle
Mana
Fperatte
Sesss
Cses
Henry R. Kreiling
Wilkinsburg
Vera Belle Cox
Peter Pregeuer
Rose Wattley
Rae
Johnstown
Donnie Harrison
Brownsville
Knox and Sons Advertise Ward's Bread Delivery
Local notice directs readers to Knox and Son's for Ward's Bread. It appears as a shopping or storefront update with a price or availability cue from a historical newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tno
Knox & Son's
Ward
Local social notes highlight visits and travel among Sharon residents
Personal mentions report Mrs Frank W Dresch of Sharon as a city guest for a day or two. Herbert James of Pittsburg stays with friends Wednesday evening. Miss Grace Hannon of Sharon ends a two week visit. Miss Alice Glenn of Neshannock Avenue departs for two weeks in Cincinnati and Maysville. Mrs Williams and daughter Hazel return from Sharon after visiting Mr and Mrs C F Barr. Miss Anna Perry of Cottage Street leaves for Philadelphia and Atlantic City for two weeks. Mrs James Stevenson and granddaughter Mary Winter return from a visit with Mrs James Carton of Coeshoeton. Mrs Charles Matthews of North Jefferson Street, recently ill, is now home. Miss Harriet Jordan of Woodlawn, formerly of the city, visits Nell Stevenson and will attend the 1904 NC.H. reunion at the park tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Dresch
Sharon
Herbert James
Pittsburg
Grace Hannon
Alice Glenn
Neshannock Avenue
Cincinnati
Maysville
Anna Perry
Cottage Street
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
James Stevenson
Mary Winter
North Street
James Carton
Coeshoeton
Charles Matthews
North Jefferson Street
Shenango Valley Hospital
Harriet Jordan
Woodlawn
Nell Stevenson
Beaver Street
Father of Ellwood man dies suddenly
Capt James C Nolan 77 a Civil War veteran and hotel operator was found dead in his Eagle hotel room in Girard at 5 pm He served early in the war and was promoted to captain He leaves sons Frank Ellwood City Charles Jamesstown John Cleveland James Vienna Fred Girard and daughter Mrs Hayes Vienna and Miss Martha Nolan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard
James C. Nolan
Eagle Hotel
Nolan
Sharon
Warren
Vienna
Frank
Ellwood City
Charles
Jameestown
John
Cleveland
James
Fred
Hayes
Martha Nolan
Brother's Death Calls Ellwood City Man to Buffalo
C F Davis of Spring Avenue left Ellwood City for Buffalo New York after the death of his brother Charles Davis who passed away there on Tuesday. The deceased, though not well known locally, was a man of prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
C. F. Davis
Spring Avenue
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles Davis
Fourth of July Special Meat Sale at Carlisle and Cotton
Ground veal beef and pork will be sold at Carlisle and Cotton's located at 26913 as a Fourth of July special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Carlisle & Cotton's
Moving Picture Men Move Fast On Jeffries Johnson Fight Films
Report from Johnson's training camp Reno details film crews racing east by special train to cover the Jeffries Johnson bout. Three shifts of photographers will develop and print neg atives as fast as possible for Chicago Philadelphia New York Cincinnati St Louis and other cities. Rumors persist of Jeffries secrecy and secret training with Armstrong and Corbett during Moana Springs days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tip Wright
Johnson
Rick
Reno
Moving Picture
Jeffries
Middlewest
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Kansas City
Cleveland
Kaufman
Mills and Monahan
Jack
Moana Springs
Beav er Valley Towns Promote New Castle Fourth Celebration
Beavers Valley towns heard of New Castle's big Fourth celebration as a special train carrying boomers toured Wampum Beaver Falls New Brighton and Rochester. They distributed advertising material paraded main streets and sparked crowds to expect the Western Pennsylvania event with a nine o'clock Rochester fireworks display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Valley
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Wampum
Beaver Falls
Beaver Falla
Upper Beaver Falls
New Brighton
Rochester
Cara
Pleasure Resorts Highlight Miller Cottage in Atlantic City
The Atlantic City resort scene features Miller Cottage and Annex near 9 to 15 North Georgia, with electric lighting and a dance area. Rates start at $1.25 daily and $7 weekly, advertising a 31 year establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Cottage
Atlantic City
Georgia
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Miss Newell
Ethel Douglas
Wilmington Avenue
Annetta McClelland
Nellie Llewellyn
Lillian
Frieda White
McCleary’s Woods
Seattle
MOS
Mather Bros. Co
Washington Street
Kodaks
Metzler
Will
Outlet Coo
Y.M.C. A
Senne On
the Diamond
Chambray
New Castle, Pa
Seavy
Mercer Street
Williams
Ellwood
Moving Picture Men
Armstrong
Corbett
Smith, Huteton, Kirk Co
Welch & Louer
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