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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1908

Page

9

Dean Reunion at Cascade Park Celebrates 35th Year

The Dean family held its thirty fifth reunion at Cascade Park, breaking a long streak of home gatherings. About 82 guests attended from distant towns, with a noon feast and a business meeting to plan next year’s park gathering. Leaders included Arthur Dean as President, J J Dean as Secretary, and J B Locke as Treasurer.

Dean Cavene J. J. Dean Priteburg Street Vleckau Meera Leesburg B. W. Dean Ellwood City Dean Sad Daughter Slippery Rock Bertha Dean New Kensington Lemuel Dean Sandy Lake Elizabeth Dean Reynoldsville W. E. Perry Washington, D. C Thomas McConnell West Middlesex Butt Joseph McConnell Benyer W. De-Breerei Thompson New Wilmington George Bell Connellsville

Banquet and Dance for Employees Planned by Local Railway

Arrangements completed by Mahoning and Shenango Valley Railway and Licht Company for a Friday evening banquet at Cascade dining hall. Officers and office staff will be guests, with some attending the summer theater and others dancing at the pavilion. Special cars will bring guests from Sharon and Youngstown for the formal event.

Mahoving & Shenango Valley Ralway and Licht Company Cascade Pack Sharon Youngstown

Pleasant event honors visitors in city homes

A social week unfolds with a Lyndale street entertainment hosted by Mr and Mrs John Harvard featuring Miss Sue Harvard Miss Elisabeth Harvard Macy Harvard John T Thomas and others. Guests include Mrs Charles Thompson of Cincinnati decorations were purple and white and a luncheon followed.

Wodley Arthur Hitch Cleveland John Harvard Lyndal Street Sue Harvard Steubetride Hileabeth Macy Harvard John T. Thomas Winifred Anna Lewin Charles Thompson Cluelnatt

Marriage Announcement for Mary Jane Holt and Ha Richardson

Judge and Mrs. Richard Smith Holt announce the September 23 wedding of their daughter Mary Jane to Ha Denney Richardson of Bentleyville. The ceremony will be at eight o clock in the evening at the bride’s parents home on Fourth Street Beaver Picde at Park. Utopia club members and families had supper at Cascade park Thursday and later attended the summer theater. winter meetings will resume in a few weeks.

Carnation Piccnic Carnation Kensington Park Turaday Grove Mee Anna Coulter Sadie Martland Laura Rise Coldle Humbie Belle Townsend Tillie Bout Jennie Kelly Mary Jenkins Lillian Willams Ad& Grousari Margaret Harkless Mary Fishjack Florence Tamtey Louise Barrlah Gmian Fits Jeannette Ward Ada Spiesiona Fila Parks Maryall William Jenkins Howard Kelly Sycamore Street Kensington Muddy Creek Falls Auisiy Tru Campbell Lyndal Street S. KR. Campbell Grimes Street Vera Barwell Insaph Barwell Cro|ton Avenue H. J. Davis Reed Hamill Vanatta Elizabeth Clark Lawrence County Mercer Cool Spring Gliyer Mikanda James Columbus Grace Bridle Morgantown WL Va Thatry Wilda M. Walker Robert Cooper Vandetort Weddusday Marriagge FW. Walker Patterson Heights Beaver Tull Vandevort Seattle Wash New Castle Circle P. HG Citizens National Bank Mary Hughes Guardian Helen Javors James Travers Mary McGarthy Jeresa Poe Mies Helen Travers Lawrence Ward Mary Deviin Varal Sala Tse Avana Pittsburg Bessie R. N. Nelson Paul Foster J. W. Nelson J.D. McCune Plaingrove L. D. Miller Wellsville O—Mercer Dispatch Nelson A. W. Treadwell Marie Neal Richard Smith Holt Mary Jane Ha Denney Richardson Bentleyville Fourth Street Beaver Picde Park Utopia Club Cascade Park J.B. Evans Pollock Avenue Miss McLanglry Tarkle Misa Birdie Harwell Croton Avenue Cleveland Howard Kesham Ray Street Howard Waddington Vandergrift Horn David Valent Sauthfield Street Sarah McFarland Titusville C. A Wise Parker Cunningham Reynolds Streets Atlantic City Irena Miler Jamestown Friends Ping Rodgers Usemen Beaver Falls Lenoré Gageby North Mill Street Iaves Boston Mass Milo Lynn Clarks Allits J. Dean Vilisburg Street May Martin Court Lincoln Avenue Mings Grice Anus Ruth Woodworth Wallace Avenue Gant New Wilmington Marie Nevins Amitysmith Samuel G. Smith Pearson Street Ralph Campbell Grant Street Pildaf Episcoyal Church Firet Martha Ema Douglass Emerson Avenue Susanna Jean Young Sparrow Jarke Canada WV. J, de Cassio Pittsburg Street Oswego N. Y James Thompson W. H. Diefender Prudence Aekles J. L. Stratton Haus Avenue Lucille VanGorder Boyles Avenue Ross W. S. VanGorder National Afining Company Morgan, Ba

Toothache Worse Than Cancer Claim Sparks Dentist Debate

A dentist argues the pain of toothache exceeds cancer pain, citing physicians and famous cases like De Quincey. He recalls two individuals who endured toothache and cancer, declaring the former far more torturous, with continuous paroxysms and lancinating pangs.

MaQiseey DeQuincey

Ants as Weather Prophets Insects Signal Rain Through Nest Work

A nineteenth century reader notes ants as weather prophets. Morning activity and nest clearing predict no rain. afternoon scouts and returning workers signal possible showers. The piece cites ants sealing nests to keep out water, implying ants rarely miss rain.

Instrument measures metal hardness by rebound height

A device uses a 40 grain jewel-hardened steel ball dropped in a glace lab, its rebound height indicating metal hardness. The design aims for stable limits in tool manufacture such as twist drills, with 100 representing average hardness of sart on steel and serving as a safety limit for tempered steel readiness.

Moral Value Of The Sword In Modern Armies

A discussion on reissuing swords for German officers as a symbol of martial spirit, noting the sword as more than ornament though modern firepower challenges its value. It contrasts military symbolism with practical force, citing Meissonier and the shift toward rifles and peace.

Meissonier

Theater Smoking Incident Delights Havre Audience

In Havre M. Mounet defied a fire brigade officer by smoking a cigar during a play. A bucket of water and a large sponge were deployed as he finished the puff, then resumed dialogue. The audience roared with laughter as he wiped his fingers on the sponge before continuing.

Paul Monnet Havre Missionary Mighty New York Eben Plympton Otiz Skinner M. Mouet Matmet M. Mounet Trante

The Wedding Pageant Turns Theatrical This Season

London Sketch notes that each season wedding ceremonies grow more like theatrical pageants. The bridegroom plays the English gentleman, bridesmaids riotously dressed, and officiants wear degrading costumes to satisfy parents.

Are Hellas London

Kipling Autograph Sought by South Africa Visitor

A Bogotá era tale describes a South African admirer watching Kipling sign a drink order card aboard a ship. The autograph hunter chased the card holder, who kept the card and paid for the drinks, while a beggar pressed charity and demanded the signature.

Kipling Audvard Kipling South Africa Alhom Us Aed

Ambiguous historical note on Wivem Tianeatd and Chiengo

Fragmentary passage describes a figure named Wivem Tianeatd who is hushed and speaks of joy, wilt, and mourning, then claims improvement of someone or something named Chiengo. The text references Horatd and a re ord style, but lacks clear facts or context.

Sudden Death of Big Merchant

Emmanuel Muarudel, a founder and leading Chicago merchant, died suddenly in Bern, Switzerland, while accompanying the Mandels Brothers on their era. The obituary notes his roles as vice president and key partner, marking a significant loss in commerce.

United Press Cncago Emmanuel Muarudel Firat Mandel Brothers Chicago Tiey Bnelo Awitzerland

Klee Buys Gus Denlson Shop and Reopens Beauty Parlor

Klee the barber has purchased the Gus Dennison shop at No Craton Avenue, remodeled the premises, and now offers one of the prettiest barber spaces in the city. Mr. Klee is noted as one of the oldest barbers in the area.

Klef Flenny Klee Gus Dennlson No. Craton Avenue Mr. Klee

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