Y W C A Bible Classes Present The Oxford Farce
The Y W C A Young Ladies Bible classes plan a one act farce The Oxford Affair Friday at 8 in North Mill street association rooms. Proceeds aid the Silver Bay fund. Cast includes Mrs Jack Oxford Grace Cook Margaret Oxford Mary Mor n Dorothy Howe Mae Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Association Rooms
North Mill Street
Silver Bay Fund
Jack Oxford
Grace Cook
Margaret Oxford
Mary Morn
Dorothy Howe
Mae Brown
Phyllis Ashton
Myrtle Hughes
Zachariah Barnstable
Anna Sturgeon
Sophronia Price
Bertha Houston
Ellen
Sue Cramer
Hazel Wilson
Secret of Sex Claims Stir Four American Families
Mrs. C B Calhoun reports 30 years of study and contracts with four New York families to birth male heirs. She says she can control sex in cattle and humans, cites California ranch tests, and plans a book after she births the children she is attempting to influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
C. B. Calhoun
California
Local Folks Wed in New York City
Miss Ethel Rumberger and Mr. W J Clark wed at noon in New York City. The bride wore white filet net over white taffeta and carried a bridal bouquet. The ceremony was performed by Mallory, pastor of the Presby terian church. After a wedding breakfast the couple will live in the Moore block until June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Rumberger
Garfield Avenue
W. J. Clark
John Wer
New York City
Mallory
Bre
Clark
New York
Moore Block
Moonlight Dance at Cascade Park by Uniform Bank Knights
Wednesday events include a moonlight dance at Cascade Park hosted by the Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias. The Circulating Book Club meets with Miss Jennie Morgan of Grant Street, and Carnation Kensington is entertained by Mrs. Lillian Dout of Lyndal Street. Mrs. J. B. DePuy of Superior Street hosts the Nameless Club. Mrs. Charles Beazel of Wallace Avenue hosts a 1 o'clock luncheon for the Book Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniform Bank
Knights of Pythias
Cascade Park
Jennie Morgan
Grant Street
Carnation Kensington
Lillian Dout
Lyndal Street
J. 8. DePuy
Superior Street
Charles Beazel
Wallace Avenue
Two Local Grads Set for Slippery Rock Term
Miss Edna Watson of Pittsburg street and Miss Anna Moore of Bartram avenue plan spring term study at Slippery Rock State Normal School. Both girls expect to graduate from the local high school Friday evening May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Watson
Pittsburg Street
Anna Moore
Bartram Avenue
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Gins
Highland luncheon honors Napa guest Mrs Noyes
Mrs. George W. Johnson of Highland avenue hosts a 1 o'clock Thursday luncheon honoring Mrs. Frank Noyes of Napa California, who is visiting her father L. S. Hoyt on North Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Johnson
Highland Avenue
Frank Noyes
Napa, Cal
L. S. Hoyt
North Jefferson Street
Mrs Ray Hosts Evening in Honor of Linesville Guest
Mrs Louis A Ray of Crawford Avenue will entertain friends Thursday evening in honor of her house guest Mrs W J Griffing of Linesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Ray
Crawford Avenue
W. J. Griffing
Linesville
Matheny hosts Highland 500 Evening Club gathering
Dr and Mrs S M Matheny of Wallace Avenue will entertain the Highland 500 Evening Club on Thursday evening, inviting members to enjoy an evening of games and socializing at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Matheny
Wallace Avenue
Highland 500 Evening Club
Kensington D of A plans all day gathering
Mrs. William Graham of Croton Avenue will entertain the D. of A. Kensington all day Thursday.
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D. of
A. Kensington
William Graham
Croton Avenue
D. of A. Kensington
Miss Flynn Takes Post at Stritmater Store
Miss Mary Flynn of West Washing Street accepts a position in the Stritmater store. Horton Hardware Co. advertises White House Paints as the best paints made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Flynn
West Washing Street
Stritmater
Horton Hardware Co
White House
Reading Circle Elects Officers
The Reading circle met at Mrs. QW. J. Phillips North Beaver atrest Monday afternoon at 3 o clock. Officers chosen for the year include President Mrs. Thomas W. Phillips First vice president Mrs. David Jameson Second vice president Mrs. Gram Curtis Secretary Mrs. T. A. Kimes Assistant secretary Mrs. Felix Guenther Jr. Mrs. J. C. Raney presented a paper on The Wizard of Menlo Park and Mrs. Frank P. Butz spoke on Alexander Graham Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
QW. J. Phillips
North Beaver Atrest
Thomas W. Phillips
David Jameson
Gram Curtis
T. A. Kimes
Felix Guenther, Jr
George Hb, Treatwell
Informal Event Honors Napa Visitor Mrs Noyes
Mrs Frank Noyes of Napa Cal arrives in the city amid social whirl. Monday afternoon Miss Katherine Justice hosted a party with five tables for 500 and a tasty collation. Prize at cards went to Mrs Lee R Gordon. Mrs Noyes to be guest again Thursday for a luncheon by Mrs George W Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Noyes
Napa
Cal
Katherine Justice
North Beaver Street
Lee R. Gordon
Noyes
George W. Johnson
Highland Avenue
Sadie Madine Weds Eugene Sheridan at St Marys Church
Miss Sadie Madine of Pittsburg street married Mr. Eugene Sheridan in St Marys Church Tuesday morning just before 9. Miss Alice Jones served as bridesmaid and Edward J. Flaugherty acted as best man. A wedding breakfast followed. Madine was recently with Roseblum and Company. Sheridan lives on West Washington street and is a boiler maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Sadie Madine
Pittsburg
Eugene Sheridan
Alice Jones
Edward J. Flaugherty
Madine
Roseblum and Company
Sheridan
West Washington Street
W. 8. P. Club Meeting Postponed
The W. 8. K. club meeting set for Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Roy Bramson of North Mercer street has been postponed.
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Roy Bramson
North Mercer Street
Women Attend Convention in Beaver Falls at College Hill Church
The Women Missionary society of Pittsburg Presbytery of the Reformed Presbyterian church holds a convention today at College Hill church Beaver Falls with three sessions. Local delegates include Mrs J S Martin Mrs T J Blackwood plus Mrs D C Pattison Mrs T M Pattison Mrs S S Kennedy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of
Pittsburg
Reformed Presbyterian Church
College Hill
Beaver Falls
Reformed Church
J. 8. Martin
T. J. Blackwood
J. S. Martin
D. C. Pattison
T. M. Pattison
R. Kennedy
William Allen
Merle Allen
M. W. Leslie
T. E. Smith
William Patterson
Eet Orr
Nina McClelland
Prisoners Taken Away by Sheriff This Morning
Sheriff Waddington took Samuel Parr to Huntingdon and Charles Ewing to the workhouse. Parr admitted placing railroad ties on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie tracks to derail an engine. Ewing confessed entering a Seventh ward house to steal a phonograph while intoxicated.
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Waddington
Samuel Parr
Huntingdon
Charles Ewing
Parr
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Ewing
Seventh Ward
Nocks at Butler Feature Nocks and Sample Play
Porter denies plans to sign Outfielder Sample but he played with the Nocks at Butler yesterday. Sample had a hit and an error by dropping a fly ball in the field. New Castle’s lineup was shuffled as Jessop batted for Clever with one run in the ninth, but was retired.
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Porter
Sample
Sharon
Nocks
Butler
New Castle
Jessop
Girl Struck by Stray Bullet During Grant Street Fight
Miss Katie Brooks of 132 Knox Street was hit in the ankle by a stray bullet in the Grant Street fight where Robert Watson was seriously shot in the elbow. The bullet glanced off and did not injure the bone. Brooks walked home and was not confined to bed.
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Grant Street
Katie Brooks
Knox Street
Robert Watson
Local society notes from Grove City and surrounding areas
Dr and Mrs W E Jackson of North Mercer Street are sojourning at Cambridge Springs. Miss Eva Patterson of Wallace Avenue visits Miss Mayme Hanna. Mrs A L Hazen of Wallace Avenue is seriously ill. Miss May Snyder visits her parents Mr and Mrs Findley Snyder. Miss Elmie Nelson visits sister Mrs T H Broadbent. Mrs W J Griffing and son of Linesville visit Mr and Mrs New. Born Tuesday morning to Mr and Mrs J Ed McWilliams of St Charles hotel Mahoningtown a son. Miss Rose McCready of Haysville and Mrs Curley visit Mrs T D Allen. Dr B O Jack of Cincinnati visits sister Dr Anna Jack. He heads to Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs Thomas M Campbell of Croton Avenue return from Grove City. Thelma Humphrey and Nina Humphrey visit their Aunt Mrs W F Gardner. Mrs J S Martin of Park Avenue returns home after operation in Shenango Valley hospital and is improved. Mrs James Barnett and Hazel return home from La throp Street. Hazel recovered from dog bite treatment.
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W. E. Jackson
North Mercer Street
Cambridge Springs
Eva Patterson
Wallace Avenue
Mayme Hanna
Grove City
A. L. Hazen
May Snyder
Lathrop Street
Findley Snyder
Stoneboro
Elmie Nelson
Steubenville
J. Ed McWilliams
St. Charles
Mahoningtown
Pound
Rose McCready
Haysville
Curley
Marion
T. D. Allen
West South Street
B. O. Jack
Cincinnati
Anna Jack
Philadelphia
Thomas M. Campbell
Croton Avenue
Thelma Humphrey
Jacksville
Nina Humphrey
Portersville
W. F. Gardner
J. S. Martin
Park Avenue
Shenago Valley Hospital
James Barnett
Hazel
Energy
J. W. Barnett
New Wilmington Faces School Building Dilemma
May 19 New Wilmington residents debate whether to add rooms to the old school or build a new modern facility. The high school serves surrounding townships and would need a long term plan, with estimates ranging from 3 000 to 15 000 dollars, stirring strong opinions on patching up versus a new structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
New Castle Party Dines at Hotel McCreary and Local Notes
A New Castle group dined at Hotel McCreary on Monday including A. Henline C. Woodworth M. Wemi E. Wemi S. Hautala K. Muntch M. Jenkins and S. Tillman. J. F. Shrader returned to Mercer that morning. A. D. Newmeyer of New York visits. Prohibition candidate James Peebles for state senate was in town. Dr. R. A. Dell GC Goodwin and J. B. Caborn of St. Louis are in New Wilmington briefly. Anna Thompson returned to Slippery Rock State Normal after visiting home. An Evangelist Sunday excursion to Sharon will go via Sharpsville Friday evening with a big crowd. train leaves at 5.
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New Castle
Hotel McCreary
A. Henline
C. Woodworth
M. Wemi
E. Wemi
S. Hautala
K. Muntch
M. Jenkins
S. Tillman
J. F. Shrader
Mercer
A. D. Newmeyer
New York City
James Peebles
Harlansburg
R. A. Dell
GC. C. Goodwin
J. B. Caborn
St. Louis
New Wilmington
Anna Thompson
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Sharon
Evangelist
Sharpsville
Deaths of the Day: Brandon and Drake Infants
Two infants die in the area within days. Clare Reed Brandon aged 1 year 3 months died after a three week illness from an abscess on the head. Katharyn Louise Drake aged about 5 weeks died from liver trouble and pneumonia. Both families receive community sympathy and plan funerals.
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J. A. Brandon
North Bay Street
Clare Reed Brandon
Graceland
Homer C. Drake
County Liner Street
Katharyn Louise Drake
Y W C A Board Sets Reports for Annual Meeting
The Young Woman's Christian Association board of trustees met Monday afternoon to finalize reports for the upcoming annual meeting. The board of managers is scheduled to meet Friday afternoon of this week.
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The
Young Woman's Christian Association
Amalgamated Union Expands Member Benefits
The Amalgamated association introduces a $5 weekly accident and sick benefit a $50 funeral benefit and a graded death benefit of $500 after 10 years of good standing with a minimum $100 death benefit for new members No other constitutional changes occurred the $100 death benefit has long been in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association
Morganza Reform School May Take New Name
The Morgiliza Reform school in Lawrence county may be renamed the Western Pennsylvania Industrial School for Boys and Girls. An act of assembly is needed to change the name. The change aims to remove the stigma tied to youths departing the institution as law offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgiliza Reform School
Lawrence Country
Western Pennsylvania Industrial School
Catarrh Cure Promoted as Positive Remedy
A 19th century advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure fully cures catarrh, a constitutional disease, by acting on blood and mucous membranes. The firm offers $100 if any case remains uncured and invites testimonials from readers, listing F. J. Chesney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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Lea
Sciences
Hall
Mhall
F. J. Chesney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Death of Mrs. Mary J. Streeter in Kansas
John Offutt learns of his sister Mrs. Mary J. Streeter’s death in Kansas at age 78 from pneumonia. A native of Plaingrove township, she left two sons J. H. and Charles, and several siblings including Mrs. Nancy Lowry and John Offutt. Funeral was held Sunday with burial in the western home city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Co. Offutt
Mary J. Streeter
Kansas
Streeter
Lawrence County
Plaingrove Township
John Offutt
Susan
David Hamilton
Plaingrove
J. H
Youngstown
Charles
Nancy Lowry
John Brown
Harlansburg
Thomas Martin
Mercer
Caroline Rice
Sharon
James Offutt
Oregon
John ©. Offutt
Amalgamated Association Rejects Initiative for Officers
Youngstown Ohio May 19 The Amalgamated Association convention rejected the initiative and referendum method for selecting officers for the coming year. Officers will be elected on the last day of the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, CO
Amalgamated Association
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J. T. Gleason
Pennsylvania
Bayard Taylor
M. Speer Gibson
Margaret Deland
Thomas Armstrong
Frank R. Stockton
Leona Spear
Robert J. Burdette
8. M. Rearke
J. B. Love
Leasure Avenue
Highland
Mather Brosco
Mather Bros. CO
East Washington ST
Reading Circle
Madine-Sheridan
Nocks AT
Matthews Electric Corth and Mill
Veach
G. W. Veach & CO
E. Washington St
W. S. Foltz
Samuel Foltz
George Greer
First National Bank
New Castle, Penna
U. S
Banking House
U.S. Treas, Cash and Exchange
McGoun
STETSON _ andl
H. E. MecGoun
Brown
Hamilton
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