East Side 500 Club Organized
A group of about 20 residents formed the East Side 500 club at the Bonzo home on Richelieu avenue. Meetings occur biweekly with no prizes. Mrs. Brownlee of New Bedford attended as the only out of town guest. Refreshments were served. first regular meeting set for two weeks hence with Mrs. William Brown of Walnut street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Bonzo
Richelieu Avenue
East Side
Brownlee
New Bedford
William Brown
Walnut Street
Sorosis meeting discusses Indians of North America
Mrs. Charles Bea del of Lincoln avenue hosted a Sorosis gathering Friday afternoon on North American Indians. With no president present, Mrs. F A Fenton led and conducted parliamentary drill. Roll call yielded facts on the Indians and papers were shared by Mrs J R Ralph and Mrs 3 A Willson. Next meeting set for two weeks with Mrs W G Eckles of Park avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis
Charles Beadel
Lincoln Avenue
North America
F. A. Fenton
J. R. Ralph
United States
3. A. Willson
W. G. Eckles
Park Avenue
Lincoln Euchre club meeting guest lists and favors
Mrs. John D. Raser of Reading attended as guest of Mrs. Edward H. Ward in North Mercer street for a Lincoln Euchre club gathering with Mrs. Lillian Westlake on Friday. Prizes at cards went to Mrs. J. P. H. Cunningham and J. C. McCready. Lunch followed with Mrs. George W. Johnson of Highland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Raser
Reading
Edward H. Ward
North Mercer Street
Lincoln Euchre Club
Lillian Westlake
North Jefferson Street
J. P. H. Cunningham
J. C. McCready
George W. Johnson
Highland Avenue
Castelonian club gathers at Dunlap home on Court Street
The Castelonian club met Friday afternoon at the pretty home of Mrs. William H. Dunlap in Court Street. Mrs. John Abel of Bellevue and Mrs. Alexander Vernon of Los Angeles were given places of honor. Guests socialized until 6 o'clock when dinner was served, hosted by Mrs. Dunlap and assisted by Mrs. John McCandless and Mrs. W E Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Dunlap
Court Street
Castelonian Club
John Abel
Bellevue
Alexander Vernon
Los Angeles
Cal
John McCandless
W. E. Porter
Beaver guest Mrs McCombs attends X Y Z girls event
Mrs McCombs of Beaver was an out of town guest Friday afternoon when Miss Leah Hughes of Lincoln avenue entertained the X Y Z girls. Sewing interested the guests and refreshments were served. Miss Elizabeth Hutton of Lincoln avenue will entertain the girls next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCombs
Beaver
Leah Hughes
Lincoln Avenue
Elizabth Hutton
Mrs Paisley of Erie Honored at Friday Dinner
Miss Sallie Paisley hosted a family dinner at 6 o'clock Friday evening in Madison Avenue honoring Mrs George Paisley visiting relatives in the city. Six guests were served as autumn flowers provided the decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Paisley
Erie
Sallie Paisley
Madison Avenue
Mrs Halle and Son Plan West Coast Visit
Mrs M A Halle and her son Kenneth of Croton avenue will leave Monday to visit her daughter Mrs W L Earl in Oakland California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Halle
Kenneth
Croton Avenue
W. L. Earl
Oakland
Cal
Unexpected club moved to Wednesday by Crawford hosts
The Unexpected club will be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Louis N. Crawford of North Jefferson street, next Wednesday evening instead of Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis N. Crawford
North Jefferson Street
Cunningham Hosts Yucatan Club on Monday
Mr and Mrs J P H Cunningham of North Jefferson Street will entertain the Yucatan club next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. H. Cunningham
North Jefferson Street
Yucatan Club
Reception Given for the Mothers at First Methodist
A Friday afternoon reception by the First Methodist church primary department staff welcomed about 20 mothers. Superintendent Miss Kate Stockman and teachers hosted in the church's primary room from 2 to 4 with refreshments and vocal solos by Miss Helen Garvin Miss Hazel Bigley and George S Westlake to raise rapport and discuss children's study matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Kate Stockman
Helen Garvin
Hazel Bigley Land George
Westlake
Nelson Family Holds Annual Reunion at County Line
The Nelson family gathered for their yearly reunion at James Nelson’s home on County Line Road with about 60 relatives present. A noon dinner followed by a day of renewing old associations. Attendees included James and Sarah Bracken and many Bracken and Nelson family members, along with the Collins and Scott families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
James Nelson
County Line Road
James
Sarah Bracken
James B
Quincey
Allie Bracken
Elizabeth
John W
George
Wallace
Edith
Elizabeth Belle Nelson
Margaret Scott
Sarah
Bert
Walter
Martha
Seymour
Derissa Scott
Joseph B
Farr
Floyd Nelson
Hannah Collins
Charles
Frank
James Norman
Everrett Collins
Miss Pearl Stoughton and John O Huston to wed in Pittsburg
Miss Pearl Stoughton of Kurtz Place and Mr John O Huston of this city, whose marriage is planned for Pittsburg on Saturday, left Friday for a send off at the station. After the ceremony they will voyage to New York and eastern points, returning to reside at 16 Boyles Avenue. Miss Stoughton is the daughter of Mrs William Stoughton. Huston is a Baltimore & Ohio train dispatcher and a prominent Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Stoughton
Kurtz Place
John O. Huston
Pittsburg
New York
Boyles Avenue
Stroughton
Pythian Sister Adds Monthly Birthday Socials This Fall
The Pythian Sister organization introduces a monthly birthday social in months with a member birthday. The first social occurred Friday evening in the hall after business. A literary program and refreshments followed, with plans announced for a Halloween party two weeks from last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Ladies Home Missionary Society Meets at First Methodist
The Ladies Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist church gathered Friday afternoon with Mrs. C. H. Lee. Participants included Mrs. J. B. Drake Mrs. C. W. Foulke Mrs. George Greer Mrs. John Holt Mrs. J. P. Caldwell and Mrs. S. J. Perry. Lunch was served. The group will send a barrel to a Northern Georgia minister early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies, Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
C. H. Lee
Park Avenue
Treasury
J. B. Drake
C. W. Foulke
George Greer
John Holt
J. P. Caldwell
S. J. Perry
Georgia
New Castle club hosts informal Friday card party
The New Castle club rooms served as the meeting place for a pleasant informal card party on Friday evening. More than 60 members and friends attended, and refreshments followed the games. The club plans to hold informal card parties each Friday all winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
YMCA Announces Complimentary Banquet Set for October 22
Officers and directors invite members to a complimentary banquet in the association dining room Thursday evening October 22 at 7 15. A fine menu is promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Association
Current Events Circle Meet and Daughters Elect Officers
The Current Events circle will meet at 3 o'clock with Mrs H E Golder at 73 Phillips Place. The Daughters of Kingston Trinity church will meet to elect officers. Mr and Mrs J P H Cunningham of North Jefferson street will entertain the Yucatan Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Golder
Phillips Place
Daughters of King of Trinity Church
J. P. H. Cunningham
North Jefferson Street
Yucatan Club
Halloween Party Arranged at Miss Hazel Webster Home
Arrangements for a Hallowe en party at Miss Hazel Webster of Pine street were made Friday afternoon after N. T. B. girls were entertained by Miss Nellie Elliot of Neshannock avenue. The afternoon was informal and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Hazel Webster
Pine Street
Nellie Elliot
Neshannock Avenue
Miss Florence Whittaker Hosts T. H. E. Girls
Miss Florence Whittaker of Young street entertained the T. H. E. girls Friday afternoon. The hours were spent on needlework and at 6 o'clock dinner was served. Miss Elizabeth Douds of Croton avenue will entertain the girls in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Whittaker
Young Street
Elizabeth Douds
Croton Avenue
Daughters of the King Hold Special Trinity Meeting
The Daughters of the King at Trinity Episcopal church will conduct a special meeting Monday at 7 30 pm in the guild room. Officers for the year will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daughters of the King
Trinity Episcopal Church
Shaffer Dinner Hosts East Side Kensington Club
Mr and Mrs Almon Shaffer of Pearson Street will entertain the East Side Kensington Dinner club next Thursday at 7 o'clock. The event features a social dinner likely in their Pear son Street residence with local club members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon Shaffer
Pearson Street
East Side
Kensington Dinner Club
Banquet Honors Christian Endeavor Winners at Central Church
A spring contest among Central Presbyterian Christian Endeavor members ended with the losers hosting a banquet for the winners on Friday evening. The program included music and readings, followed by a Halloween themed dinner. Lena Mayers led the winners and Olive Knobloch spoke for the losers. Toasts were given by Prof. Mont L. Riley with remarks from Mr. Ireland, Mrs. Brown, Alice Sterling, Rose Stewart, and Rev. A. B. McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Central Presbyterian Church
Lena Mayers
Olive Knobloch
Mont L. Riley
Mr. Ireland
Brown
Alice Sterling
Rose Stewart
A. B. McCormick
Patterson-Nelson Wedding at Plaingrove Home
Miss Vivian Patterson and Mr. Jacob Bradwell wed at the Patterson home in Plaingrove with Rev. F Benton Shoemaker officiating. The couple planned a postnuptial trip to New York and Philadelphia before settling in Carnegie after December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Patterson
Plaingrove
Vivian Patterson
Jacob Bradwell
Carnegie
F. Benton Shoemaker
Mendelssohn
Marie Groves
Mary G. Shoemaker
Nevin
New York
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Local Notes Bring Visitors and Births Across Butler Scene
A long list of social visits and births fills Butler society notes. Mr. and Mrs. Shoaff welcomed a son. families from Youngstown, Beaver, Sharon and Erie visit relatives in Butler. Trips to Ithaca Buffalo and Ambridge accompany guests and leisure outings. Typhoid illness mars Lee Hannon while Jane Edmunds travels to Pittsburg to join her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nue
George D. Blair
Leasure Avenue
Ithaca
N. Y
D. W. Pearson
Grant Street
Buffalo
C. C. Smith
Beaver Falls
J. H. Humble
Croton Avenue
Peter Meehan
Howard
Lawrence Meehan
Lowellville
Charles Brooks
Charles Stoner
Jennie McMillan
Monongahela City
William E. Waldron
Pearson Street
Amy Smith
Wallace Avenue
Ambridge
Penjamin Pickles
Esther Anderson
Ada Rawnsley
Jamestown
Harry Ringer
Sutton Street
George Paisley
Erie
Scott Paisley
Park Avenue
Sallie Paisley
Madison Avenue
Margaret Wright
Anna Connors
John Connors
Youngstown
Sue Grace
East Street
Roberta Martin
Court Street
Mabel Frew
Pittsburg Street
Eastbrook
John Montgomery
Mancato
Kan
L. Montgomery
Pittsburg
A. B. Gibson
Garfield Avenue
James G. Runkle
Charlotte Harnish
Butler
Lilian C. Westlake
North Jefferson Street
Allen Staley
Inlaw
Elizabeth Staley
Tippecanoe
W. R. Kinnear
Highland Avenue
Lee Hannon
West
Washington Street
Jane Edmunds
Mrs. Edmunds
Dorothy
William H. Crane
Nixon Theatre
Pittsburg Synod of Lutheran Church Holds 66th Convention
The Pittsburg Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran church meets in Wheeling on its 66th annual convention with attendees from Western Pennsylvania Eastern Ohio and West Virginia. Over the past year six dismissals and nine accessions were recorded. Two missions are under construction at Castle and Charleroi. Reports were presented yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wheeling
W. Va
Pittsburg Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Castle
Charleroi
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Skull fragments spur Elk county murder probe
Officials tracing the Maple Glenn remains press for details as Frank Barnes and Wilder-Parker theories reemerge. A skull with a broken nose tied to Barnes claims and a dentist holding the skull fuel a sprawling inquiry into the Parker and Blevins slayings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Hass
Maple Glenn
Barnes
St. Mary 'S
Wilder
C. H. Aken
Alen
New Castle
Williams
Brown
Venango County
Frank Barnes
Add Ruth
Franklin
George F. Whitmer
Clarion
Mr. Whitmer
Dan Wilder
Parker
Elk County
John Blevins
St. Marys
Maple Grove
Blevins
Watson files $1200 damage suit against city
P. J. Watson sues the City of New Castle for $1,200 claiming grading on Leisure avenue ruined a cement sidewalk and destroyed his terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
P. J. Watson
City of
New Castle
Leisure Avenue
Giants of Puget Sound Forests and Timberfall Echoes
In Clifton Johnson's On the Shores of Puget Sound, pine and fir trees rise vast above woodsmen who cut and watch timber fall. A cedar with 63 foot circumference and a horse passage arch contrasts with firs reaching 200 to 300 feet, as bark flies and dust settles while men test the fallen giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound
Clifton Johnson
Outing Magazine
How Roosevelt Handles Taft in Political Spotlight
In The Interpreter, Roosevelt and Taft are described amid a volatile White House dynamic. The piece notes Roosevelt’s frustration with Boss Roosevelt clashing with Taft, details shifts in candidacy plans for Root, and hints Taft’s path toward the presidency or Supreme Court, framed by public campaign conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Root
Taft
Cemetery of War
Supreme Court
Uch
Roosevelt’s Cabinet Submissive Ties to Personality Power
Observers note Taft’s sympathy for Roosevelt’s policies lags his loyalty to the former president’s forceful personality. Reportedly, cabinet members show respectful submission, akin to clerks to a great financier, shaping decisions and dynamics in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Roosevelt
Blaine
Olney
Whitney
Stanton
I Own She’s Right, And I Am Wrong, Says Chicago News
Poetic fragment notes inner conflict about gender roles with alternating self accusation and acceptance. The speaker admits contradiction between thoughts and actions, embracing a paradox where personal life is a bright song while supporting a view that women are right and men are wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
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