Interesting Musical Program by Wednesday Morning Club
The Wednesday Morning Musical club met at First Baptist Church with Mrs. W. W. Cubinson as hostess. Miss Sue McConahy spoke on the composers Bach Handel and Scarlatti and the group performed a program including Bach Gavot Bach My Heart Ever Faithful Handel Hallelujah from Messiah and other selections featuring Misses Harrington Butz Sankey Clarke Sieule Blodwin Lewis Harvard and Mrs. Urey. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Miss Lilian Butz as hostess.
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First Baptist Church
W. W. Cubinson
Bach
Handel and Scarlati
Sue McConahy
Gavot
Milen Sopata
Ethel Harrington
Handel—O
Jubal
Jubal’s Lyre—Miss Butz. Handel—Hallelujah From Messiah— Mrs. F. F. Urey
Trio
Sankey
Clarke
Mrs. Martin
Handel
Winifred Lewis
Pfaigst
Miss Sieule
Haydn
Allegro
Moyn't
Bernice Hanna
Blodwin Lewis
Bach—Bourre
Scarlati—Canzonetta
Elizabeth Harvard
Largo
Lilian Butz
Ella Whit ing Marries Theodore Dunkle in St Luke's
Miss Ella Witing wed Theodore Dunkle of Homestead at St Luke's A M E Zion church. Rev L M Upperman officiated. A reception followed at Miss Julia Roots home with Rube girls serving lunch. Out-of-town guests included Frank Clark Charles Robinson Bessie Scott Smith Florence Richards George Burke Helen Franklin and Mrs Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's A. M. BE. Zion Church
Ella Vy
Whiting
Theodore Dunkle
Homestead
Lohengrin
Blanche Dillard
Joseph Cottom
Ethel Crable
Alverta Hall
Canton
Ernest Allen
Walter Robison
Orlando Fitzhugh
George Smith
Frank Clark
Charles Robinson
Bessie Scott Smith
Florence Richards
Mercer
George Burke
Sharon
Helen Franklin
Oil City
Perkins
Cleveland
Autumn Luncheon Honors Mrs Emerick and Daughter
Mrs John W Knox hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon at her North Mercer street home with about 60 guests including Mrs Joseph Emerick and her daughter Elsie of Philadelphia. The event featured pink roses, a palms and ferns screened orchestra, six hand euchre, and high scoring guests received favors.
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Society
John W. Knox
North Mercer Street
Joseph Emerick
Elsie
Philadelphia
Knox
William M. Brown
May Hoyt
Grace Morton
R. B. Jameson
Marriage Ties Mrs Annie Evans and Richard Williams
The wedding occurred at the groom's sister Mrs Daniel Williams home in Girard Tuesday evening. Rev Flick officiated with Mr Harry Thomas and Mr David Parsons as witnesses. Williams recently returned from the Philippines and will reside in Youngstown with Mrs Evans and Williams having many friends there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Williams
Girard
Annie Evans
Youngstown
Richard Williams
Harry Thomas
Reynolds Street
David Parsons
Uber Street
Flick
Philippines
Williams
Mrs. Williams
First Dance of Fall Season by I O O F Lodge
An able committee including James Dunnan E A Tullis Harold Martin Burleigh Clark and Wilbur Hoffmeister hosted a pleasant evening for the ep of Pythias and friends on Wednesday at the first fall dance. At the I O O F hall more than 40 couples danced to sweet music late. Another party is planned for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dunnan
E. A. Tullis
Harold Martin
Burleigh Clark
Wilbur Hoffmeister
Pythias
Otto Family Announces Otto Jordan Wedding in Johnstown
Invitations have been received for the marriage of Olive Rheta Otto daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank W Otto of Johnstown to M Kline Jordan of Pittsburg. The ceremony is set for Wednesday evening November 4 at 730 in Grove Avenue Methodist Episcopal church Johnstown. Best man will be Dr William Livingston Beal of Leasure avenue with a large bridal party including Misses Eva and Nell Jordan of Mars. A reception follows at the bride's parents home and the couple will reside in Mars after January 1. Dr and Mrs Beal and children will attend.
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Haveheen
Frank W. Otto
Johnstown
Olive Rheta Otto
M. Kline Jordan
Pittsburg
Grove Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
William Livingston Beal
Leasure Avenue
Eytna
Nell Jordan
Mars
W. L. Beal
Local social events announced for dance and club groups
The American Women's guild will be entertained by Mrs J N Black from Cascade Street. The X Y Z girls will be entertained by Miss Elizabeth Hutton of Lincoln Avenue. Miss Ethel McKee of Wallace Avenue will entertain the S A R girls. The high school dance is set for Gilmore Hall. The Sunbeam club will be entertained by Miss Elizabeth Keelan of Mulberry Street.
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American Women’s Guild
J. N. Blackstone
Cascade Street
Elizabeth Hutton
Lincoln Avenue
Ethel McKee
Wallace Avenue
Gilmore Hall
Sunbeam Club
Elizabeth Keelan
Mulberry Street
Wedding at city hall ties Iva Wright to Robert R. McClure
A pretty wedding took place at the office of Wm. P. Morrison, alderman, at noon on Wednesday. Miss Iva Wright and Robert R. McClure, both of Leetonia, Ohio, were united in marriage and left for their future home immediately after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. P. Morrison
Iva Wright
Robert R. McClure
Leetonia, O
Masquerade Box Social Planned by Alameda Club
The Alameda club met in Hughes hall to arrange a masquerade box social for next Wednesday evening. An invited guest from Miss Ethel Trush of Youngstown will join, with the party departing on the 7 o'clock car. The meeting was informal but promising an interesting event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes Hall
Alameda Club
Ethel Trush
Youngstown
Basket Club meeting postponed to next Monday night
The Basket club meeting is postponed until next Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Phillips will entertain. Committee members are Mrs. C. A. McCready, Mrs. E. I. Phillips, Mrs. A. W. Harbison and Mrs. Laura Linton.
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Basket Club
E. I. Phillips
C. A. Mce-Cready
A. W. Harbison
Laura Linton
Pittsburg Detective Perkins Registered at New Leslie
W. W. Perkins of the Perkins detective agency in Pittsburg was registered at the New Leslie yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
W. W. Perkins
Perkins Detective Agency of
Leslie
Dinner at Crawford Home Ends With Card Contest
Members of the Unexpected club gathered Wednesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Crawford’s North Jefferson street home. Prizes in the card contest went to Mrs. J. C. McCready and Samuel Foltz. An invitation to meet with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Glenn of Park Avenue in two weeks was accepted. The social union of the First Methodist church quilted Wednesday afternoon and packed a box for a Georgia minister. A banquet was planned for Thursday evening and the union will meet again next Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Union
The
First Methodist Church
Georgia
Miss Rebecca Wilkinson Hosts Halloween Party in Fair Lawn
Miss Rebecca Wilkinson of Fair Lawn on the Youngstown car line will entertain a party of ladies and gentlemen at a Hallowe en party Friday evening October 30. She also hosts a luncheon at 1 o clock Saturday October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Wilkinson
Fairlawn
Youngstown
Hallowe'en
Miss Wilkinson
Edna Wood Engaged to Sing in Lockport Choir
Miss Edna Wood daughter of Wick W. Wood formerly of this city has been engaged to sing in the choir of the Presbyterian church at Lockport New York where they are now living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wood
Wick W. Wood
Presbyterian Church
Lockport
N. Y
Lyons and Sullivan Granted Mercer Marriage License
A marriage license was issued at Mercer to Harry F. Lyons of this city and Mary M. Sullivan of Stone.
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Mercer
Harry F. Lyons
City
Mary M. Sullivan
Stone
Ada May Martin and Daniel B Wright Married at Volant
About 70 relatives and friends attended the Volant wedding of Ada May Martin and Daniel B Wright at the bride’s parents home. Rev Clarence Wible officiated with no attendants. Guests from Rich Hill Crawford County and Plaingrove enjoyed music, a white gown, white flowers, and post ceremony dinner with pink and green decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada May Martin
Daniel B. Wright
Volant
William C. Martin
Clarence Wible
Rich Hill
Alberta Welker
H. E. Martin
M.&. Jordan
James Martin
Florence McConahy
Julia Gibson
Crawford County
Plaingrove
H. B. Martin
Banquet Honors Grand Templar at Mary Lincoln Temple
The Mary Lincoln temple No. 93 Ladies of the Golden Eagle hosted a banquet for Miss Kate Fisher grand templar Mrs Kate Haines past grand templar of Philadelphia and Mrs Marie Barnes vice grand templar of Sharon. Maple Leaf lodge members joined as guests. Toastmaster Henry Artz led toasts and degree work was explained before departure for Sharon for an evening meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lincoln Temple
Ladies of the Golden Eagle
Jackson Block
Grand Templar
Kate Fisher
Kate Haines
Philadelphia
Marie Barnes
Sharon
Thomas
Biddle
Maple Leaf Lodge
No. 104
Pittsburg
Henry Artz
Quiet wedding at New Galilee joins Miss McChesney and Mr Coulter
A quiet wedding was solemnized Wednesday afternoon at Rev. Alex Savage's residence in New Galilee. Miss Rhoda Sue McChesney and Mr. Frank Coulter of Wampum were the contracted couple. The groom is a civil engineer and they will reside in North Beaver township with both families in attendance.
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Alex Savage
New Galilee
Rhoda Sue McChesney
Frank Coulter
Wampum
Coulter
North Beaver Township
Unity club to meet Friday on Desultorium topics
The Unity club will convene at 8 o'clock Friday evening in the Pearson block. William Stansfield, club secretary, will read a paper on Desultorium or points on the issues of life from material and spiritual standpoints. Public welcome after the lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Club
Pearson
William Stansfield
Hallowe'en Party Planned by Hess and Boulich Guests
Plans for a Hallowe en party at Miss Marian Hess home on South Mercer street were perfected Wednesday evening when C T C girls met with Misses Anna and Grace Boulich of High street. The party will be held next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Marian Hess
South Mercer Street
Anna
Grace Boulich
High Street
City Purchases Two New Typewriters For Clerk and Engineer
City Clerk Hugh M. Marquis will buy two typewriters this week for his office and the city engineer. The property committee approved the purchase after learning the clerk had arranged a bargain by trading in older machines. Councils previously authorized spending 139 dollars in August but delayed the deal for better terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh M. Marquis
Councils
Conference at Hillsville Church Friday and Sunday
The first quarterly conference of the year is set for Friday evening and Sunday at Hillsville Methodist Church. Rev. R A Parsons pastor and Rev. T W Douglas district superintendent will preside and preach, with the sacramental service led by the pastor Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsville Methodist Church
R. A. Parsons
T. W. Douglas
Fire Department Plans Horse Trade to Replace Aging Team
The fire department seeks a new team to replace two aging horses. The fire committee approved a $125 boot money for a contemplated trade, arranged by Fire Chief Frank J. Connery and the horse committee at last night’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Connery
Florist Gilbert Rodgers Killed in Meadville Wagon Crash
Gilbert Rodgers, a Meadville florist, died after a wagon threw him to the ground when the horse, startled by college students in football uniforms, bolted.
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Gilbert Rodgers
Meadville
Personal notices from Sharon and Pittsburg social updates
Mr. and Mrs. Uriah McKay of Sharon return after a visit. Mrs. George Thatcher of Highland Avenue spends a day in Pittsburg. Mrs. J. P. Faugher of Willard Ky. visits daughter Mrs. W. W. Walls of Round Street. Miss Clara Rich of Dubois returns with Rev. and Mrs. A. R. Rich of Epworth Street. Miss Emma Hambley of Lacota Mich. ends visit with sister Mrs. Lewis Beman. Miss Matilda Ritchie and Charles Cripps attend Pittsburg exposition. Mrs. Boyd Coulter illness improving at home. Mrs. Mont Richards and son Ray go to Morgantown W Va to visit sisters. W. C. Wilkinson and son-in-law William Moody visit Sharon, hunting trip. Seven Sharon storekeepers arrested for Sunday opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriah McKay
Sharon
George Thatcher
Highland Avenue
Pittsburg
J. P. Faugher
Willard, Ky
W. W. Walls
Round Street
Clara Rich
Dubois
A. R. Rich
Epworth Street
Emma Hambley
Lacota
Mich
Lewis Beman
West Falls Street
Matilda Ritchie
Wallace Avenue
Charles Cripps
Pittsburg Exposition
Boyd Coulter
North Beaver Street
Mont Richards
Ray
Croton Avenue
Morgartown
W. Va
Mrs. Richards
W. C. Wilkinson
Cottage Street
William F. Moody
Delaware Avenue
John Wilkinson
Deaths of the Day Sister Teresa Buried
Sister Teresa known as Clara Sweeney lay in repose after a solemn requiem at St Marys church. The service honored her 33 years as a nun and 20 as mother superior with a large turnout and a Baden interment.
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Sisters of St. Joseph
Sister Teresa
Clara Sweeney
St. Mary's Church
Father Quinn
St. Joseph’s Church
Celeswant
Father McCarthy
Pittsburg
Father Connelly
Johnstown
F. F. O'Shea
Father O’shea
William Quinn
James Gunning
James Waldron
Joseph Hannon
William Gilboy
Thomas Martin
Baden
St. Joseph’s Academy
Order
Walsh
Connelly
Ryan
Quinn
O'Shea
Dooley
Hughes
St. Mary’s Sodality
Academy
Funeral for Mrs. Nancy Jane Taggart
The mortal remains of Mrs. Nancy Jane Taggart widow of John S. Taggart were laid to rest Wednesday after a large gathering of friends and relatives. The service was led by Dr. Scott F. Hershey and Rev. James M. Ferguson at their churches. The interment followed privately at Greenwood cemetery with family pallbearers. Infant's Death.
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John Wallace Harbison
Rosslyn Farms
Carnegie
Olive Gray Harbison
Mra Harbison
Olive Bowman
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Oak Park Cemetery
Benjamin J. Samuels
Shady Side
W. J. John
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Stoneboro
Nancy Jane Taggart
John S. Taggart
Scott F. Hershey
First Presbyterian Church
James M. Ferguson
First United Presbyterian
Public Real Estate Auction at New Castle Corner Lot
Public sale of a two story dwelling and outbuildings at the northeast corner of Arlington avenue and Randolph street in New Castle Lawrence County Pennsylvania on October 29 1908 at 3 pm. The parcel is Lot No 50 in Plot No 1 of D C Irish with improvements including a five room house water and gas on Arlington and a sidewalk. Terms require 10 percent cash at sale and a third of the remainder on delivery with two further annual payments at 6 percent interest. option for all cash or full cash on timing.
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Arlington Avenue
Randolph Street
Fourth Ward
City of New Castle
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
Arlinon Avenue
D. C
Renneal
Co. C. Robin
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Mather Bros.o
China
ARRIV
ING Daily
Mather Bros.co
Washington Street
Sterling Jubilee Singers
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Bostonia
Thomas E. Green
Leland Powers
Oscar Haywood
Charles T. Metzler Co
Love & Megown
McKinley & Frantz
J. H. Douglas & Son
Calvin Smith, Hyde & Yates
Jos. Harris
Cardiff
Wales
Great Britain
South Jefferson and
Reynolds Streets
Charles M. Morrow
Bell Phone
Scott Street
Whiting-Dunkle
Evans-Williams
K. of
P. Dance
Wright-McClure
Miss Wood
Clark
Union
Volant Wedding
Hillsville
Fire Department
Buwers
Vandyke
Seavy’s
New Market
North Mill ST. Bell
J. Union
Child
Mrs. Taggart
North Mill
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