Initial Meeting of Literary Club Opens Season
The Current Events circle of 1906 held its first meeting at 3 p m Wednesday with Mrs T F Boal hosting. New officers were elected: President Mrs J B Dunwoody Vice President Mrs T A Patterson Secretary Mrs Nevin Carson Treasurer Mrs C G Martin. Quotations were given for roll call and light refreshments were served. In two weeks Mrs C E Book will host and quotations will come from the Old Testament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Boal
Wallace Avenue
J. 8. Dunwoody
T. A. Patterson
Nevin Carson
C. G. Martin
C. E. Book
Mulberry Street
Second annual Hogue Durnell reunion noted at Durnell home
The Hogue Durnell families held their second reunion at Mrs. Margaret Durnell's home with dinner at noon. Rev F W Crawford of Zion church gave an address. Attendees included Louis and Howard McDaniel, Floyd and Frank Hogue, and many others. In a separate note, Sara Barclay and S Ralph McElwain were wed at Rev Myers home and will reside in Slipperyrock township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Crawford
C. D. Cook
Clifford
Delphis
John
James Hogue
Ettewelsh
BE. F. McDaniel
A. C. Stoughton
Kathrine Winner
John Kaufman
G. Hogue
Blanche
Florence Hogue
Annie
Floy McDaniels
Edna
Myrtle Durnell
Bertha
Messrs
John and
Alfred Durneil
Frank and Lloyd
Sara Barclay
Elias Barclay
Portersville
S. Ralph McElwain
Rose Point
Myer
Lutheran Church
Marriage License Granted in Youngstown for Connor and Swaggers
John H. Connor of Youngstown and Mary Swaggers of the same city were issued a marriage license. Mrs. James Kerr Love of West Grant Street will host a Girl's Club gathering Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
John H. Connor
City
Mary Swaggers
James Kerr Love
West Grant Street
Girl’s
West Side W C T U Meets Friday at Mrs Taylor’s
The West Side W C T U will meet Friday evening at Mrs. Taylor's home, 17 Lee Avenue.
Knights of Columbus Dance Lights Up Gilmore Hall
A large, enthusiastic crowd danced in Gilmore Hall on Wednesday to Knights of Columbus music. The winter season kickoff drew several out of town guests including Miss Ola Berger and Joseph Berger of Youngstown as the host organization plans a series of dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Hall
Knights of Columbus
Ola Berger
Joseph Berger
Youngstown
Local social events listed for Grant street and surrounds
Miss Susanna Young hosts X Y Z girls on Grant street while Mrs Charles Pinkerton entertains Coterie club in the Sev enth ward and Mr and Mrs C J Kirk host Lincoln Buckie club on Highland avenue The N T B girls meet Miss Ethel McMurtry Crawford avenue Sorosis meets Miss Mollie Davis North Jefferson street at 8 pm The Y M C A hosts a reception for new officers Secretary B A Hoover and Physician Director J Myron Waldorf and farewell to former Secretary Burgess The Phytiian Sisters hold their regular meeting Clarence Hogue Cascade avenue extension entertains the B A G Mrs James Kerr Love Grant street hosts the Girls club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Young
Grant Street
Charles Pinkerton
Seventh Ward
Coterie Club
C. J. Kirk
Highland Avenue
Lincoln Buckie Club
Ethel McMurtry
Crawford Avenue
Sorosis
Mollie Davis
North Jefferson Street
B. A. Hoover
J. Myron Waldorf
Burgess
Clarence Hogue
Cascade Avenue Extension
James Kerr Love
Circulating Book Club Reopens With Crafting and Tea
Members gathered at the home of Mrs. John Butz on West Grant street for the Circulating Book club's first meeting since summer. The afternoon featured needlework and refreshments, with Mrs. H G Dean of North Mill street set to host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Butz
West Grant Street
H. G. Dean
North Mill Street
Women’s Missionary Society to Meet Friday at 2 PM
The Reformed Presbyterian Church group will convene Friday afternoon at two o clock. Members are asked to bring clothing for children aged five to ten years to support western and southern missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Rummage Sale Arrangements Set by Y M C A Auxiliary
Bevan block on South Mill street hosts rummage sale October 7 and 8 with organizers from the ladies auxiliary of the YMCA meeting Wednesday afternoon to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevan
South Mill Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary
High Street Resident Hosts C T C Girls Evening
Miss Grace Boulich of High Street entertained the C. T. C. girls on Wednesday evening with games music and refreshments as part of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Boulich
High Street
Chicago couple ends visit with White kin in North street
Dr and Mrs Elmer White of Chicago conclude a visit with their parents Mr and Mrs A B White of North street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer White
Chicago
Mrs
A. B. White
North Street
Biennial Session of Western Pennsylvania Foresters Here
The Western Pennsylvania High Court of the Ancient Order of Foresters holds its biennial session in New Castle at Royal Arcanium hall. About 75 to 100 delegates attend with officers, supreme officers arriving from Dayton, Toronto, and New Castle to speak at tonight’s public meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Pennsylvania High Court of Independing Order of Forresters
New Castle
Royal Arcanium
Neshannock Avenue
High Court of Western Pennsylvania
Supreme
Homrable Elliott G. Stevenson
Toronto
J. D. Clark
Dayton
W. C. "McMurtry
High Court of
Western Pennsylvania
George R. Lentz
Ford City
Samuel B. Cochran
Kittanning
William E. Best
Pittsburg
Louis B. Jones
Erie
John A. Milne
Franklin B. Stout
M. D
John J
Court Leasure
Order
Pennsylvania
Tyrone
W. S. Reynolds
William Moffatt
New Castle Court
Youngstown
Sharon
Niles
Warren
Bible Class Season Opens With Evening Meeting
The Y. W. C A announces the first season meeting tonight at 7 o clock with supper at 6 30. Dr Jack and Miss Erhardt complete first year and begin second year with certificates. Two new mission study classes will start soon led by Rev A B McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Jack
Miss Erhardt
A. B. McCormick
George E. Wagner Becomes Beaver Falls Orphanines Leader
George E. Wagner takes a prominent role with the Beaver Falls Orphanines in Beaver Falls, guiding activities and community involvement as the organization strengthens its local presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Wagner
Beaver Falls
Orphanines
Personal mentions reflect townsfolk travel and visits
Local society notes list visits and trips among residents. Mrs. Jacob Fisher sails to Washington Iowa while Ezra Marvin visits H L Marvin in Ray Street. Many neighbors attend Stoneboro fair and Pittsburg visits.
Hoover Admits Theft in Ice Company Office Break In
William Hoover, 16, arrested with Dan Needham for burglarizing the New Castle Ice company office, admitted stealing $25 during an examination by Chief Joseph Gilmore. He later said the money was discarded near the South Jefferson street bridge but it was not found. He denies involvement in other robberies and cannot account for his whereabouts. he will be held for further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hoover
Dan Needham
New Castle Ice Company
Joseph Gilmore
South Jefferson Street Bridge
Hoover
Young Needham
North Hill
Two Electricians Erect Wireless Telegraph Stations
New Castle will soon host two wireless telegraph stations at Terrace Avenue and North Bay Street homes. Both locations belong to well known electricians James Burnsides and Co A Back. They have worked on these stations for some time and plan to use them for experiments that could revolutionize long distance messaging and gain them fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
James Burnsides
Terrace Avenue
Co. A
North Bay Street
Hump to be cut off at South Jefferson Street approaches
The street committee last night decided to remove the hump at the South Jefferson Street bridge over Big Run. Wing-walls will be built and raised, contractor Patrick Joyce will complete the work for 465 dollars, plus 20 cents per cubic yard for the hump dirt relocated to bridge approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Jefferson Street
Big Run
Patrick Joyce
South Jefferson’s
Puritans Move War Meeting to October 15
The Independent Order of Puritans council changes its reg war meeting to October 15 due to another order using the hall for a convention. President S. Warnock notes the rescheduling during Thursday evening activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Order of Puritans
S. Warnock
Assets Exceed Liabilities for Pillsbury Wash Burn Co
Minneapolis date Oct 1 report by receivers accountants shows assets of the Pillsbury Wash burn company exceed liabilities by 1 145 636 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis, Minn
Pillsbury Washburn Company
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
Claim that catarrh is a constitutional disease and not local, with Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo offered as the cure. Internal doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful, claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces, and a $100 reward for non cure. Circulars and testimonials available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Mi o Na Promises Dyspepsia Cure With Stomach Strength
An advertisement touts Mi o na as a cure for dyspepsia by strengthening the stomach walls so it can digest food naturally. Geo W Clutton of New Castle sells it for 50 cents a box with a money back guarantee. A testimonial from W A Ennis of Syracuse praises its effects after years of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miona
Geo. W. Clutton
New Castle
W. A. Ennis
Green Street
Syracuse
Learned valuable secret in dream revealed to Beaver Falls man
George W. Schmidt of Beaver Falls visiting in South Sharon says a copper to steel welding secret came to him in a dream after 16 years of study. He claims copper chisels outwork steel and reports demonstrations in state steel plants. Sheriff Waddington sent Joseph Englets to the workhouse for five months on a stolen goods charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Schmidt
Beaver Falls
South Sharon
Schmidt
Charles Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
Ohio River
Waddington
Joseph Englets
LONG-NEEDED STREET SIGNS ARE COMING
The street committee ordered work start on installing missing street signs. The city clerk will obtain prices, the city engineer will designate placements, and the street commissioner will install. The plan aims to place signs at remaining intersections in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counel
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Hogue-Durnell
Zellenople
Winter Sport Supplies
Spalding and
Metzler
Mather Bros. CO
Wholesale and Retail Jewelers
E. Washington Street
K. OF C
Book Club
Y. M. C. A. Auxiliary
C. T. C.girls
Stillman’s
Ding Sacques
Hite
ECRU
Tenberg
Battenberg
Bea
Net Wais
Iful
Nelette
East
Washington St
Richard Davis
Reynolds Street
Jacob Fisher
Washington
James R. Long
Stoneboro Fair
Frances Williams
West Falls Street
Ness
Ezra Marvin
Cortland, O
H. L. Marvin
Ray Street
George Westlake
Margaret Moore
William Waddington
Wildwood Avenue
Buffalo
N. Y
Lois McKinney
Leasure Avenue
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mass
W. P. O'Connor
Cincinnatti
John McIntyre
Grove City
James VanHorn
Chestnut Street
J. J. Doyle
Franklin
L. W. Ranney
W. S. Mears
Neshamnock Avenue
Norfolk, Va
Watson Mayberry
Laurel Avenue
J. S. Campbell
Dewey Avenue
Mayberry
Maude Campbell
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Pal
Edmund
First Baptist Church
Champ Clark
Jefferson ST
M. E
Queen Esther
Corner Mill
Lawrence County
Horten & Whitten Co
Yoder
Abeiuts Tely
Forses Sr
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