Westminster Girls Honored by Dinner During Institute Week
Miss Martha McMillin of Croton avenue hosted a dinner at 6 o'clock Wednesday evening for guests Miss Helen Ferguson Miss Alice Ray and Miss Eleanor Clark all from New Wilmington and classmates at Westminster College. Autumn flowers and yellow decor framed the gathering before they attended the Institute lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha McMillin
Croton Avenue
Helen Ferguson
Alice Ray
Eleanor Clark
New Wilmington
Miss McMillin
Westminster College
Byer
Jean
Matilda McMillin
Institute
Women Hostat Mrs Medard Quilting and Card Evening
A quilting gathering at Mrs W H Medard on Stewart Place featured a noon dinner and card playing. Attendees included Mrs J Patterson and Mrs W E Pettycrew along with Mr and Mrs Charles McFate and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Medard
Stewart Place
Nellie Brothers
L. W. Wallace
W. C. Mechem
Elinor
J. W. Pattison
J. R. Maitland
G. A. Cochran
H. C. Robinson
Yoho
Bernice
Irene Medard
Stella Hess
Dixon and Kyle Marriage Invitations Issued
Mr and Mrs James Dixon of Enon Valley announce the marriage of their daughter Edna Dixon to John Dalzell Kyle son of William Kyle of Moravia. The ceremony will be at the brides parents home Wednesday October 28 at 7 oclock officiated by Rev John Dice of Bethel church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dixon
Enon Valley
Edna Dixon
John Dalzell Kyle
William Kyle
Moravia
John Dice
The
Bethel Church
Daisy Smith
Colleville
Phil H. Wetmore
Canfield
James Lowry
Carol Smith
Frank Wetmore
Irwin Hine
Herman Ray
Youngstown
Georgia Clark
H. W. Lowry
Akron
John Geary
New Bedford
Margaret Lowry
Pittsburg
Iss Jennie Smith
Co. T. C. Girls Add Two Members and Meet
The Co. T. C. girls welcomed Ruth Spencer and Emily Rice as new members at a Wednesday evening meeting led by Maude Russell of Chestnut street. It was a business session with refreshments. Grace and Anna Boulich of High street plan to entertain the group next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. T. C
Ruth Spencer
Emily Rice
Maude Russell
Chestnut Street
Grace
Anna Boulich
High Street
Reception for mothers and children at church department
Invitation extended to all mothers and children in the primary department of the church to attend a reception this Friday afternoon.
Primary Department Meeting at Church
From 2 to 4 PM in the church primary room officers and teachers host a reception to discuss matters of importance to the primary and to become better acquainted with one another.
Charming hostess leads Circulating Book Club gathering
Mrs H G Dean hosted a Wednesday afternoon meeting for Circulating Book Club on North Mill Street. Guest from out of town was Mrs Albert Henry of Lexington Kentucky visiting sister Mrs A W Harbison. Mrs William K Hugus gave a humorous reading. refreshments served. next meeting location not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Dean
North Mill Street
Circulating Book Club
Albert Henry
Lexington
A. W. Harbison
East Street
William K. Hugus
Ellwood City Women Attend Current Events Meeting
Mrs. John Bittner and Mrs. Charles Book attended the meeting on Wednesday afternoon. A scripture verse was read in response to roll call and the group discussed current events and the year’s books. The next meeting will be two weeks away with Mrs. T. C. Armstrong as host for Tennyson quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bittner
Ellwood City
Charles Book
Mulberry Street
T. C. Armstrong
Croton Avenue
Tennyson
Wallace and Cline Wed at Court and Mulberry Streets
Miss Nina Wallace and Jacopo H. Cline married at the residence of Rev. Hugh 5 Boyd on Mulberry Street. Cline, formerly of the 20th U. S. Infantry, is a son of Major Cline of Slippery Rock township. the couple is well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh 5. Boyd
Court
Mulberry Streets
Nina Wallace
Jacopo H. Cline
Congregation Hosts Reception for Rev and Mrs Paul
More than 150 members of the New Bedford Presbyterian church and friends attended a reception after prayer meeting on Wednesday evening. Mrs Addison Nesbitt read a poem and the evening was spent informally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New Bedford Presbyterian Church
B. M. Paul
Addison Nesbitt
Alameda Club Holds First Meeting at Hughes Hall
Hughes hall on South Mill street hosted the Alameda club for the first time on Wednesday evening with unusually good attendance. The program featured games and music, refreshments were served, and the club will meet there again next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes Hall
South Mill Street
Alameda Club
Wimodausis Members Meet for Masonic Temple Work
Wimodausis members gathered for a full day Wednesday to sew and socialize at the Masonic temple. The group will reconvene on the second Wednesday of November for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimodausis
Masonic Temple
Coterie Club Meeting Postponed After Mrs Stansfield's Death
The Coterie club meeting planned for Friday evening at the Williams residence on Winter Avenue is postponed due to the death of Mrs. Samuel Stansfield of Moody Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterie Club
William Williams
Winter Avenue
Samuel Stansfield
Moody Avenue
Dowler and Newman Wed at Epworth Parsonage
Miss Bertha A. Dowler and Mr. J. Mack Newman were married at the parsonage of Rev. R. A. Rich of Epworth Methodist church. After November 1 they will reside at 12 East North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha A. Dowler
J. Mack Newman
R. A. Rich
Epworth Methodist Church
East North Street
Miss May Gilbert to Wed Charles H Rick at Oak Street Home
Miss May Gilbert selects eight o'clock Thursday evening for her marriage to Mr Charles H Rick at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Samuel H Gilbert on Oak Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Gilbert
Charles H. Rick
Samuel H. Gilbert
Oak Street
J. G. Girls Hold Meeting at Rogan Home
The J. G. girls met Wednesday evening at Miss Bessie Rogan’s West North Street residence for a business session and a social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G
Bessie Rogan
West North Street
Veach Family Plans Move to Chicago
Mr and Mrs George W Veach and family of North Shenango Street will leave in a few weeks for Chicago to make their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Veach
North Shenango Street
Chicago
Reader and Impersonator at Y W C A Rooms
Miss Gertrude M. Colgan presents a reader and impersonator program in Y M C A rooms on Friday evening October 16. Admission is free or at lic. it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude M. Colgan
Japanese tea at First Christian church Friday
Don't miss the Japanese tea at the First Christian church Friday evening. Admission is 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
AdAminainn
Birthday party for Mary Kerr Love delights six young guests
Mrs James Kerr Love hosts a birthday gathering for her daughter Mary with six nearby playmates at their West Grant street home. Grace Love helps entertain. a cake and placed favors mark the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kerr Love
Mary
West Grant Street
Miss Grace Love
Mrs. Love
New Castle Masons to Host Friday Ladies Night Social
The New Castle Masons plan an informal gathering at the club rooms on North Mercer Street Friday evening. Members and their ladies are invited as the club aims to establish Friday as ladies night again this season, though last year indoor events were limited by warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Club of Masons
North
Mercer Street
Dorothy Lethbridge Sings on First American Tour in City
Music lovers await the debut of Miss Dorothy Lethbridge an English pianist making her first American tour at the First Church next Tuesday evening. She has studied music since childhood under renowned teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lethbridge
Miss Anna Stabler and Victor Reisenman wed at St. Josephs
Miss Mary Burns of Pine street reports the marriage of Miss Anna Stabler and Victor Reisenman of Franklin at St. Josephs church at 9 o clock Wednesday morning. A reception followed at the brides home on Pearl avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Burns
Pine Street
Ol City
Anna Stabler
Victor Reisenman
Franklin
St. Joseph's Church
Pearl Avenue
Florence Waddington to celebrate sixth birthday
Florence Waddington daughter of Mr and Mrs William Waddington Wildwood avenue will be six years old Friday and will entertain a group of friends from 2 30 to 5 o clock to mark the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
William Waddington
Wildwood Avenue
Marriage of Miss Hather Gordon to Mr Dickson in Titusville
Local friends learn of the marriage of Miss Hather Gordon and Mr Thomas R Dickson of Greenville at the First Methodist church in Titusville. The ceremony occurred Wednesday evening at nine o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hather Gordon
Thomas R. Dickson
Greenville
First Methodist
Titusville
Puritans Schedule Regular Meeting Thursday Evening
The Independent Order of Puritans will hold a regular session in their hall in the Jackson block Thursday evening. Officials say matters of importance will be considered by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Order of Puritans
Jackson Block
Mrs Dean and Luella Dean Visit City Guests of Dr Dean
Mrs Jonathan Dean of Fredonia and Miss Luella Dean of Pittsburg arrived in the city on Thursday to visit for a few days with Dr and Mrs H G Dean of North Mill street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Dean
Fredonia
Luella Dean
Pittsburg
City
H. G. Dean
North Mill Street
Marriage License Granted in Pittsburg
A marriage license has been granted at Pittsburg to John Lockhart of Pittsburg and Ethyl G Powell of West Pittsburg borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
John ©. Lockhart
Ethyl G. Powell
West Pittsburg Borough
Percy Mayers to entertain B A G club Thursday
Percy Mayers of Scott Street will entertain the B A G club this Thursday evening, promising an evening of music and light entertainment for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Mayers
Scott Street
B. A. G. Club
New Bedford Notes: Barrett Visit and Bryan Meeting
Charles Barrett leaves New Bedford for Plankinton S C to visit brother James Barrett and family for two weeks. A Bryan meeting is set in the town hall Friday with a speech by Hon Charles Eckert of Beaver. The item on catarrh promotes Hall s Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio with a one hundred dollar pledge for cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barrett
Plankinton
S. C
James Barrett
Bryan
Charles Eckert
Beaver
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Farmers Up in Arms Against Hunters in New Wilmington
In New Wilmington on October 15 farmers unite to bar hunting on their lands by posting no trespassing signs. They accuse hunters of recklessness and vow strict enforcement, limiting access to hunting spots near town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Porter
Pianist Dorothy Lethbridge at First Baptist Church
English pianist Dorothy Lethbridge performs at the First Baptist Church Tuesday evening October 20 at 7 15. Auditorium tickets priced at 1 75 dollars with balcony at 50 cents. Grand piano used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Everett
Local Social Notes From Walnut Street To Pittsburg Exposition
Mrs. Thomas Kerr of Walnut street is quite ill. Mrs. Carrie B. Eakin and daughter Wilhelmina of Court street spent Wednesday in Youngstown. Albert Henry of Lexington guests of sister Mrs. W Harbison of East street. Mr and Mrs A R White of West avenue visiting Mr and Mrs Howard Elder of Plaingrove. Mrs T J Connors of Bartram avenue and Mrs F F Covert of Pearson street attend the Pittsburg exposition. Mr and Mrs Lyle Lutton of Beaver Falls guests of L W Sutton and family of Court street. Revs J S Martin F J Crowe and M W Leslie return from Millers Run after Pittsburg presbytery sessions. Mr and Mrs Robert McClelland of Youngstown road return from two weeks in Philadelphia and Brooklyn with son Rev George H McClelland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kerr
Walnut Street
Carrie B. Eakin
Wilhelmina
Court Street
Youngstown
Albert Henry
Lexington
W. Harbison
East Street
A. R. White
West Avenue
Howard Elder
Plaingrove
T. J. Connors
Bartram Avenue
F. F
Robert McClelland
Youngstown Road
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
N. Y
George H. McClelland
Vaudeville Acts Feature Cascade Theater Change
The Cascade theatre presents Pink Pills a burlesque juggler and top vaudeville acts this week. Cravis and Hayden perform a German sketch while McCune and Grant deliver acrobatics. George D. Lemuels returns with dancing and singing in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pink Pills
Cascade Theatre
Cravis
Hayden
McCune
Grant
George D. Lemuels
New Castle
Women and Auto Aid in Get Away Swindle
In Youngstown on October 15 a red automobile and two women aided confidence men who swindled William Wirt out of 5000 dollars. The criminals escaped in a large car with two women aboard. Police have not identified the men, though the department and surrounding counties are investigating the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
William Wirt
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Kodak Supplies
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Wallace Line
Dowler-Newman
Putman
Sorosis
Charles Beadel
Lincoln Avenue
First Methodist Church
Nellie Eliott
Neshannock Avenue
Lincoln Euchre Club
Lilian Westlake
North Jefferson Street
Florence Whittaker
Young Street
T. H
Central Presbyterian Church
Winness
Masonic Club
Miss Lethbridge
Sol Marcosson
Cleveland, O
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Robert Medard
J. P. Swagger
Weant
Bingville Fair
Philomath and Chrestomath Literary Societies
Renwick Thompson
Special Services
U. P
T. D. Edgar
Wilkinsburg
B. W. Kelly
the Diamond
Ridgway
Johnston Moore
Ridgway, Pa
Ridgway Herald
Slack Francis
Jessie Francis
Raymond Slack
Wilmington Water Company
J. G. Nevin
Haines
Butler
Peter Porter
D. C. Stewart
Girard
Angus MecBane
Salineville
C. J. Danns
J. H. Stevenson
Mercer
J. J. Ashenhurst
Bellaire
F. A. Tarr
Barnesville
A. L. Reed
Hutchison & Axe
Bennett Addition
Zach” Scott
Milt” Scott
North Mill St
Edward Ellis
Dana’s Musical Institute
Hamilton St
New Castle, Pa
Lawrence County
Gibson
Ifze
Dsc
Barnsley
Munsing Union
New Christy
Euwers
Moser Wall Paper Co
N. Mercer St
Bell
Coliseum Theatre
Coliseum Orchestra
J. J. Murphy
Bell Phone
Cascade Vaudeville
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