Large reception for Rev and Mrs Rich at Epworth church
The Epworth Methodist church honored Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Rich with a large reception from 8 to 10 pm, attended by over 200 congregants and friends. A program featured choirs, duets, solos, and recitations, with A. M. Leohner delivering greetings and Rev. Rich responding. Refreshments followed. committees drawn from church societies organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Rich
Epworth Methodist Church
A. E. Stitzinger
Samuel Reark
Peter Reider
Epworth League
A. M. Leohner
Rev
Rich
Colgan
Bahra
Edwin Marshall
Gertrude
Surprise Visit Celebrates Harry Black’s Birthday
A Thursday evening birthday gathering for Harry Black of Ralph Avenue featured a casual supper and gift of a chair and book. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Andy McBride, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rutter, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Yoho, and others from Sharon and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Black
Ralph Avenue
Andy McBride
Frank Rutter
Chauncey Yoho
Robert Fleming
Cash Clark
Harry Barber
William Barber
W. G. Ayers
Charles Rigby
Charles Craig
G. W. Mumdwyler
Alexander McAllen
Foster
Sharon
Recital Highlight at Patterson School of Music Studio
The pupils at Paul Browne Patterson presented an excellent Thursday night recital in the Patterson School of Music studio. Performers included Miss Galbraith Miss Kerr Miss Britton Miss Hartzell Miss Wallace Mr Hanna Miss McCready Miss White Miss Harriet Rice Miss Gula Frew Miss Margaret Sankey George Westlake Miss Winnifred Lloyd Miss Wilkison Miss Caroline MRearie William Filson Miss Lillian Butz Miss Mary DeNormandie Miss Gladys Hill and Miss Elizabeth Blevins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Browne Patterson
Patterson School of Music
Miss Galbraith
Kerr
Britton
Hartzell
Wallace
Hanna
McCready
White
Harriet Rice
Gula Frew
Margaret Sankey
George Westlake
Winnifred Lloyd
Wilkison
Caroline Mrearie
William Filson
Lillian Butz
Mary DeNormandie
Gladys Hill
Elizabeth Blevins
Fern Leaf Rebekah Lodge Invites Meeting in Youngstown
The Fern Leaf Rebekah lodge of Youngstown accepted an invitation to meet on Thursday October 22 in their rooms. The local lodge will perform degree work for the Youngstown lodge. A drill was held yesterday afternoon and lunch was served by a four member committee. Another social is planned for next Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Youngstown
Rebekah Lodge
Stevenson circle meets with Mrs Hess in social gathering
A large Stevenson circle representation attended the meeting with Mrs J K Hess of Centennial street Thursday evening. A social hour with refreshments followed the business session where several matters were discussed. The next meeting is scheduled for November 12 with Mrs W L Beal of Leasure avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
J. K. Hess
Centennial Street
W. L. Beal
Leasure Avenue
Wallace avenue hostess entertains S. S. S. girls
Mrs Julius Sypher of Wallace Avenue entertained the S S S girls Thursday afternoon. The early hours included sewing and the disinfers of pretty appointments were served. Mrs Fred Clemens of Front Street will entertain the group in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Sypher
Wallace Avenue
S. S.S
Fred Clemens
Front Street
Pastor McClintock Returns From Pittsburg Marriage
Reverend W. J. McClintock of the Neshannock WU P church officiated at the Beaver bride Miss Madge Laughlin and groom D. I. McClintock of Pittsburg in a nuptial ceremony held in Pittsburg during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McClintock
Neshannock
WU. P. Church
Pittsburg
Madge Laughlin
Beaver
D. I. McClintock
Come and See Mrs H S Jordans New Millinery Goods
Mrs H S Jordan invites readers to Harlansburg Pennsylvania to view her latest millinery offerings at the shop. A brief local notice promotes styles and availability in the small-town fashion trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
You Can Still Get Home Boiled Ham
Boiled ham advertised for sale at Sanderson's meat market located at 70 Pittsburg Street. The notice highlights availability for shoppers seeking traditional deli cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanderson’s
Pittsburg Street
Golden Wedding Anniversary at Leesburg Move
Mr and Mrs J Q Baker celebrated their golden wedding anniversary after 50 years in the old Baker homestead near Leesburg. The day featured a noon dinner, family gathered with seven children and many grandchildren, and health remains good as they attend Nazareth Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
J. Q. Baker
Baker Homestead
J. H. Armstrong
H. F. Lightner
New Castle
D. A. Sutton
Sandy Lake
Elizabeth Vath
John Loutzenhizer
Greenville
Clark
Dana Couple to Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Attorney and Mrs. S. W. Dana of North Jefferson street will mark their fiftieth anniversary on October 14. United in marriage October 14, 1858, they have a son, Attorney Richard Dana, and are longtime prominent residents with Mr. Dana a leading county lawyer for over five decades. A large circle of friends and relatives is expected to visit to offer congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Dana
Jefferson Street
Dana
Sara Falls
Attorney Richard Dana
Miss Snyder Attends Greensburg Wedding of West and Kelley
Miss Margaret Snyder travels from Lincoln to Greensburg for the wedding of Miss Georgette Burrell West, niece of Congressman George F. Huff, to Captain William S. Kelley of the U S Engineer Corps. The ceremony at noon in a Greensburg church follows by a wedding breakfast at the Huff summer home. The bride elect is noted for Washington society prominence over the past three winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Snyder
Lincoln School
Greensburg
Georgette Burrell West
George F. Huff
William S. Kelley
United States Engineer Corps
Washington, D. C
Huff
Inashington
Lady Maccabees Celebrate Sixteenth Anniversary Social
The Lady Maccabees marked their sixteenth anniversary with a Thursday social in their hall. Decorations featured red black and white lodge colors. Over 150 guests attended an evening program with recitations by Anna McGuirk and Mary Sweeney, a solo by Mrs. Nelson Davis, and a piano duet by Mrs. Zeigler and daughter, followed by an interesting guards drill and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Maccabees
Anna McGuirk
Mary Sweeney
Nelson Davis
Zeigler
Whalen Preaches Inner Circles at Presbyterian Service
Rev H J Whalen pastor of First Baptist preached at the preparatory service in the First Presbyterian church Thursday evening on the topic Inner Circles. It was his first time preaching at a Presbyterian preparatory service in 20 years in the ministry. The Etude Music club met at J S Matthews home with members Mina Matthews Edith Matthews Laura Allison Sabina Rogers Ilola Onstott Frances Moore Clare Robinson Katherine Matthews Elizabeth Matthews and Helen Hughes performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Whalen
First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Whalen
Etude Music Club
J. S. Matthews
Misses Mina
Edith Matthews
Laura Allison
Sabina Rogers
Ilola Onstott
Frances Moore
Clare Robinson
Katherine Matthews
Elizabeth Matthews
Helen Hughes
Missionary Meeting Reports From Beaver Baptist Association
Reports from the Beaver Baptist association meeting highlight missionary efforts and welfare concerns. Attendees discussed church outreach in local communities and shared updates on mission projects and congregational needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Meeting
Beaver Baptist Association
Hell
Missionary Society Meets at First Baptist Church
Harlansburg Baptist church paused for a missionary society gathering at the First Baptist church. The group plans another session next Thursday afternoon to sew for the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlansburg Baptist Church
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
P. E. O. Sisterhood Organizes Plans for Year
The P. E. O. Sisterhood held a brief business session Thursday evening at the home of president Miss Katherine Foulke on Croton Avenue. Plans for the year's work were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Katherine Foulke
Croton Avenue
Misses Patterson and Harrington Visit Pittsburg Couple
Miss Eva Patterson and Miss Ethel Harrington of Wallace avenue traveled to Pittsburg on Friday to spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Kelley of Margaret street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Patterson
Ethel Harrington
Wallace Avenue
Pittsburg
Arthur B. Kelley
Margaret Street
Mr and Mrs Ralph M Lowry Return from Eastern Trip
Mr and Mrs Ralph M Lowry of North Mill street have returned from a visit to New York Philadelphia and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph M. Lowry
North Mill Street
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Magistrate criticizes taxi firm over strike breakers
In New York on October 9 magistrate Steinert condemned the taxi company for employing strike-breakers and police for allowing armed operators. The court heard two special officers linked to the company in the death of 14 year old Robert Qualey. The company resumed service with an even mix of strikers and nonstrikers. the strike appears near ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bingham
Notice to Water Consumers in New Castle
Tomorrow October 10 is the last day to pay water bills. Unpaid accounts after this date will have the water shut off without further notice and must be paid with costs before service can be restored. CITY OF NEW CASTLE WATER COMPANY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF New Castle Water Company
Water Company
Tehave
City OF New Castle
Miss Emma C. Butz Paints China and Fires Works
Emma C. Butz offers china painting classes and special order work with firing services at Studio 129 Croton Avenue. Bell phone 1063 J 4213.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Croton Avenue
Bell Phone
Local Residents Return From Trips and Visits
Don DuShane returned from Cincinnati and St Louis. Mrs Joseph Short of Chicago came home after visiting Mrs J S DuShane. Dr and Mrs C A Reed returned from five weeks in New York state. Miss Eva Douglass returned from Allegheny. Hugh Hinkson left for a short vacation in Plaingrove. Fred Gilliland will assume duties during his absence. Mrs J A Gwin arrived home Thursday after two months in Des Moines and other northwestern points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don DuShane
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Joseph Short
Chicago
J. S. DuShane
C. A. Reed
North Mercer Street
New York State
Hugh Hinkson
Plaingrove
Fred Gilliland
J. A. Gwin
Highland Avenue
Des Moines
Free 10 Quart Enamel Water Pail with Baking Powder
A 10 quart enamel water pail is offered free with the purchase of a pound of Grand Union Baking powder for 50 cents. The offer is from Grand Union Tea Company located at 6 West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Union
Grand Union Tea Company
West
Washington Street
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Samuel Blahorn
Pennsylvania Ave
Ladies’ League
Protected Home Circle
Coliseum Vaudeville Theatre
George Carbaugh
Greenwood Avenue
Ira Campbell
Lyndal Street
Alameda Club
Norman McKee
Anna Beatty
Metzler
Mather Bros. CO
ARRIV
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Wholesale and Retail Jewelers
E. Washington Street
Stillman’s
ISL
Een
Fancy
Nelette Wais
ECRU
Battenberg
Seersucker
Chambray
Nelette Gowne
Cru
East
Washington St
Rebekah Social
Stevenson Circle
S. S. S. Kensington
Mellin’s Store
Mellin'’S Store
Water Co.'s
Lady Maccabee Social
Rev. Whalen
Gave Musicale
P. E. O. Meeting
Emma C. Butz
Eva Douglass
Green Street
Allegheny
Helen Cook
Clutton
Tles
Pittsburg St
Union Depot
Roberts
D.r.bollard
D.R. Bollard
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