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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1908

Page

3

Patterson McAnlis Family Reunion Highlights Labor Day Gatherings

The Patterson McAnlis family reunion drew 175 or more to the McAnlis schoolhouse in Big Beaver township on Labor Day. Clergy speakers included Rev. Tait, Rev. Porter, Rev. Loughan, Rev. McCalmont, and Rev. Dice. Officers elected: President John Y. McAnlis, Vice President A. G. Young, Treasurer John S. McAnlis, Secretary Grace Walker. The group planned a 1909 reunion and a history committee.

Patterson-McAnlis Mce Anlis Big Beaver Township Labor Day Tait Wampum Porter Westfield Presbyterian Church Loughan Moravia McCalmont New Galilee Dice Bethel Church John Y. McAnlis Hickory Township A. G. Young John S. McAnliis Grace Walker North Beaver Township Nettie Wogan Park Avenue

Misses Entertain Friends at Dufford Camp Dinner

The Misses Pearl Dufford Ruth and Eva Burlett and Lois Allen of this city spent a week at Feineskica on the Dufford farm and hosted a six o'clock dinner Saturday. Afternoon and evening amusements included pony driving. Govaerts were laid for Hazel Webster Amy Smith Nell Elliott Clare Duff Leah White Eva Burlett Frances Duff Ruth Burlett Lois Allen and Pearl Dufford. Other guests at the camp last week were Edith Daniels of Franklin Verna Allison and Hazel Webster.

Pearl Dufford Ruth Eva Burlett Lois Allen Feineskica Dufford Govaerts Hazel Webster Amy Smith Nell Elliott Clare, Duff Leah White Frances Duff Ruth Burlett Edith Daniels Franklin Verna Allison

Y M C A Ladies Auxiliary Plans Fall Meeting

The Ladies auxiliary of the Y M C A will meet Friday afternoon at 8 80 o clock in the parlors of the association. This first fall meeting will discuss plans including a sale and a musical event.

The Association

Labor Day Drive Sends Local Folks Out For Holiday

On Labor Day many local residents headed out for drives to nearby areas as they observed the holiday. Traffic and gatherings marked the day as families joined various destinations for leisure and rest.

Mitchell and Foster Families Hold 1909 Reunion at Hoysdale

The Mitchell and Foster families gathered at Mrs Emily Foster's home near Hoysdale on Monday. Guests traveled from Youngestown Lowellville Beaver Falls and local residents Norris Mitchell and his sons Ralph and Donald attended. Officers were elected at a daytime meeting and it was decided to hold next year's reunion at the same location on Labor Day 1909.

Mitchell Foster Emily Foster Old Boyd Farm Hoysdale Youngestown Lowellville Beaver Falls Norris Mitchell Ralph Donald Labor Day

Alameda Club Picnic at Muddy Creek Falls

About twenty members of the Alameda club held a picnic at Muddy Creek Falls Monday. They left the city early and served dinner and supper there. A baseball game and a game of horseshoes were the main amusements. The regular business meeting will be Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Campbell on Grimes Street.

Alameda Muddy Creek Falls

Picnic at Cascade Park With Miss Studebaker Class

A merry crowd composed of Miss Olive Studebaker's music class pupils, chaperoned by their teacher, held a pleasant picnic at Cascade Park Saturday. A noonday dinner was served in the grove followed by park amusements and recreation.

Olive Studebaker Cascade Park

Traction Company Announces Thursday Night Dance

Due to past party success and high demand a Thursday night dance is planned for this week in the pavilion on Friday evening likely drawing one of the season’s largest crowds.

The Traction Company

Girls Club to Meet at Fountain Inn Wednesday

The Girls will hold a business meeting at the Fountain Inn Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. James H. Mills and Mrs. Robert Allen will be joint hostesses.

Pittsburg Street Holland Club Florence Brown L. T. Petersen Youngstown Richard Brown Golf Club McKee McKee Springs George McKee Neshannock Township Margaret Harkless Sycamore Street Kensington Fountain Inn Annie Davis Croton Avenue The James H. Mills Robert Allen

Holland Club Meeting Postponed to Wednesday Evening

The Holland club meeting scheduled for this evening with Mrs. W. Scott McCaslin of Pittsburg Street has been postponed until Wednesday evening.

Holland Club W. Scott McCaslin Pittsburg Street

Misses and gentlemen dine in Youngstown park

Misses Rachel Morehead France Brown and Messrs Lake McNabb and John Connery of this city were in Youngstown Monday and had supper at Thota park.

Rachel Morehead France Brown Lake McNabb John Connery Youngstown Thota’ Park

Mrs R W McAnlis Hosts Youngstown House Party

Mrs R W McAnlis and her daughter Gail of Crawford avenue will entertain a party of a dozen or more friends from Youngstown the week after next.

R. W. McAnlis Gail Crawford Avenue Youngstown

Croton Avenue Ladies Host Tues Luncheon

Mrs A S Love and Miss Laura Miller invite friends to a luncheon at their Croton avenue home at 1 o clock on Tuesday.

A. S. Love Laura Miller Croton Avenue

Gleaners Hold Special Meeting At Pittsburg Street Home

A special meeting of the Gleaners will be held at the home of Miss Gertrude Sharp on Pittsburg Street this Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.

Gleaners Gertrude Sharp Pittsburg Street

Stevenson Church Circle Meets At Ayers Home

The Stevenson circle of the First M. E. church will meet at Mrs. W. G. Ayers home 453 Jefferson street Thursday evening.

Stevenson M. E. Church W. G. Ayers Jefferson Street

Carnation Kensington Hosts Ladies Gathering Wednesday

Street scene invite notes that the Carnation Kensington ladies will host a Wednesday afternoon gathering with guests announced for a social event and informal conversation.

Margaret Harkless Sycamore Street Ladies of the Carnation Kensington

Don't Worry Club Plans Box Social Evening

The Don't Worry club will entertain members with a box social set for Wednesday evening. The event is to be held at a local venue with refreshments and socializing planned.

Annie Davis Croton Avenue

Special Women's Guild Meeting at Trinity Church

A special meeting of the Women s guild of Trinity church is scheduled for Wednesday at 2 30 PM in the church parlors.

Women’s Guild of Trinity Church

Croton W. C. T. U. Meeting Set At Mrs Bay Home

The Croton W. C. T. U. will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 oclock at the home of Mrs. John Bay on Croton Avenue.

Croton W. C. T. U Ped John Bay Croon Avenue

Coterie Circle Meet With Mrs Williams Thursday

The Coterie circle will meet with Mrs. William Williams of Winter Avenue Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Coterie Circle William Williams Winter Avenue

Portersville Dinner Party of Harriet Gordon and Gardner

At Portersville Miss Harriet Gordon and John W. Gardner of this city took dinner with Gordon at the Portersville hotel Monday.

Harriet, Gordon and John W. Gardner Portersville Hotel

N T B Girls Plan Day of Entertainment

Miss Garnet Rhodes of County Line Street will entertain the N T B Girls all day Wednesday, hosting activities and social enjoyment. The event centers on a community gathering led by Rhodes with local participants.

Garnet Rhodes County Line Street

Wimodausis Early Fall Meeting Set at 3 PM

The Wimodausis plan their first fall gathering this Wednesday at 3 oclock in the afternoon. Members are expected to attend and discuss upcoming activities.

Opening of Fall Goods

Mr and Mrs W A Strimater return from New York with a full line of fall dress goods and suits which will arrive daily for the store.

W. A. Strimater New York

Wedding Surprise Announced for Mr. Patterson and Mrs Randall

Elizabeth Randall of Butler Avenue and W B Patterson of Allen Street were married last Thursday at Rev A B McCormick's home on Garfield Avenue. The couple, with no formal attendants, will reside at 20 Allen Street. she is a dressmaker and he a grocer and board of education member.

Elizabeth Randall Butler Avenue W. B. Patterson Allen Street A. B. McCormick Garfield Avenue Pee Patterson Pittsburg Street Board of Education

Surprise Chicago Wedding Ties Nellie Wagner to Garfield Peters

News comes as a surprise to friends in the city that Miss Nellie Wagner of Scott Street and Mr. Garfield Peters of Ogleslye Illinois formerly of Allentown wed in Chicago last Saturday. The bride left with her mother for Chicago and after a lake trip they will reside in Ogleslye where the groom is employed. Mrs Wagner will visit her daughter for some time.

Nellie Wagner Scott Street Garfield Peters Ogleslye Ill Allentown Chicago S. H. Wagner Wagner LaVerne Hummell Park Avenue New York Anna Sullivan Union Street James R. Hainer Pittsburg Florence Colgan Marie Biddle Youngstown A. W. Kerber Sharon Susan Kerber Ethel McCready Mansfield Ralph White Sheridan Avenue East Liverpool Robert Wallace Wallace Avenue Conner Avenue Grove City George Lowrey Panama Canal W. F. Gardner S. L. VanHorn Harriet Stoefell Ambridge Maude Stoefell Mr. Green L. R. VanHorn Edgewood Avenue W. A. Stritmater Lincoln Avenue Eva Norris North Beaver Street

Women’s Home Missionary society dinner held in Jamestown

The board of managers hosted a noon Monday dinner at Mrs. F. H. Prescott’s home in Jamestown New York to discuss the Erie conference. Guests included Rev and Mrs J L Stratton Rev and Mrs H G Dodds and Rev and Mrs R M Bute formerly of the city. Central W C T U to meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs C W Waddington East North street. Superintendents will present written reports.

Women’s Home Missionary Society F. H. Prescott Jamestown N. Y Erie J. L. Stratton City H. G. Dodds R. M. Bute C. W. Waddington East North Street

Woman's Missionary Society Convention Delegates Gather

New Castle delegates to the Beaver Valley presbytery sem i annual convention will meet at Center church on Thursday September 10. Attendees may take the 8 40 am Harmony line car or the 9 50 am alternative. Programs include devotions reports debates and an Egypt address by S Scott Thompson with final adjournment after 4 pm. Delegates to be met at Rose station and bring their own lunch.

New Castle Woman’s Missionary Societies of Beaver Valley W. W. Davidson Ellwood City Egypt S. Scott Thompson Cambridge Rose’s Station Harmony Electric

Local Marksmen Shine At Labor Day Event In Niles

George Elliott set a regional record and won two prizes in a local marksmen’s meet in Niles Ohio on Labor Day. John Elliott scored well though he did not win a prize. The community notes report local football, wedding plans for the Elliott-Sellar nuptials, church activities, and various residents visiting or traveling on Labor Day.

New Wilmington John George Elliott New Wilming Niles John Elliott

Reval noted as Baltic outpost and Esthenia capital

The article describes Reval as a curious outpost of the Russian empire and capital of Esthenia at the Gulf of Finland's entrance, about 230 miles from St. Petersburg. It notes a German-majority town with Hanseatic privileges since 1284 and mentions Peter the Great securing a naval harbor after 1710.

Reval Esthenia Gulf of Finland St. Petersburg Russia Douglas, O'Rourke Lewis Peter the Great

Taxicab a Chinese Invention

A Far Eastern journal shows drawings from the Tsan zhu hae collection that a Chinese vehicle similar to the taxi cab existed 800 years ago. The giligulicha carried a drum instrument for each mile and had a compass taximeter for navigation.

l'Ostasiatische Lloyd China

Fireworks Heritage Shapes A Young Visitor

A dialogue hints that a visiting young man bears an explosive disposition. Maud recalls his father worked in the fireworks business, suggesting family trade influences the boy’s temper.

Maud

Park Visit Delayed by Father for Evening Cool

A child asks to go to the park and the father replies to wait for the cool of evening hoping the park will still be accessible. The exchange highlights a quiet family moment about planning and weather.

Local social notes highlight numerous visits and returns

Miss Maude Ryhal returns from Cleveland. Mrs. LaVerne Hummell visits New York. Mrs. Anna Sullivan suffers nervousness. Families from Pittsburg to Youngstown share visits. Several locals travel to Saranac Lake and East Liverpool. John A. Smith leaves for Washington to resume bureau duties.

Rebekahs Schedule Special Meeting in Lodge Room

Notice states a special meeting of the Rebekahs will be held in the lodge room Wednesday at a.m. Members are urged to attend.

Thursday Evening Club Last Dance at Cascade Park

The Thursday Evening Club hosts the final dance of the season at Cascade Park with casual social dancing planned for Friday evening September 11th and 15th.

Cascade Park

Also Mentioned on This Page

McConnell Mills Kildoo’s Charles Medard Charles Schmidt Roy Schmid Harry Whitted J. W. Bryson Hester Bryson Beatrice Chambers Agnes Wallace Marietta Broe Margaret Thompson May Rebecca Bennett W. D. Wallace 8. Matthews W. E. Rugh Enon Valley Feineski Camp Y. M. C. A. Auxiliary Upton Sinclair Metzler G.W. Veach & CO New Castle, Pa Oil City, Pa Alameda Club Gleaner'’s Stevenson Circle Carnation Kensington Women's Guild Croton Portersville N. T. B. Girls Wimodausis Missionary Society Ira Leiper Centre Ina Little Darlington Leslie W. J. McClintock Oak Grove Olive Witherspoon Bethel Solo Mary Warnock R. A. Kingan E. Nelson Neshannock B. F. Engle Rochester D. F. Ralph Highland Frank Carner Beaver Guy S. Brooks Conway J. H.ewing Beaver Biles Biles Art Shop East Washington Street Fayette Sampson Indian Run Kelly Blake Aid Society Aid Society of the Methodist Church Presbyterian Sunday School Elliott-Sellar Personals Dan McDannels Dunn Malcolm McConnell Mayne Maxwell Butler Robert Taylor Canonsburg Joseph Howard J. W. Crawford John Buckham Howard Stewart Gold Garner Oregon R. G. Ferguson Jeannette C. D. Parker J. L. Shearman C. D. Hagerty Agnes Burns Ruley McAuley George Axe John Hunter B. Kennedy Sam Redmond J. F E. Washington Street the Times Nolan’s Charles W. Nolan & CO East Washington Street Bessie Dodds Miss Neal Mrs Fred DeVenny R. W. MecAnlis Averil B. Norton Mars Ralph Gardner Ray Davis Chautauqua N.Y Mr. and Fred Emery J. Almon Mackey North Street East Liverpool, O Mackey Myrtle Young Elsie Robbins Walnut Street Will John Frank Norris Miss Minnie Norris Franklin Avenue Cassius Norris Charles Hainer Adam Hainer, Sr Edgewood Rebekahs Mather Bros. CO Washington St Lawrence County Roger Bros Elgin Wholesale and Retail Jewelers
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