Missionary Tea Honors Minister at Epworth Church
The Epworth church Women’s Missionary society hosted a Thursday afternoon and evening missionary tea at the Reiders’ Lincoln avenue home. Rev. and Mrs. J. C. McDonald were honored guests prior to moving Friday to Du Bois, with dinner for 70 and a cut glass souvenir presented by Mrs. Mary McCommon. The society plans to host the district convention in October and next meets in October with Mrs. W. H. Young guiding the young people’s group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Reider
Lincoln Avenue
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Epworth Church
J. C. McDonald
du Bois
Anderson
Mary McCommon
McDonald
Arthur Stitz- Inger
Chester Reynolds
James Gormley
Hazel Mce- Michael
Epworth
W. H. Young
Walnut Street
Misses Foulke Sutton Elected to Evening Club
Frances Foulke and Hazel Sutton were elected to the Evening club as Miss Mabel Roberts of Pittbury street presided. Officers were re elected: President Jean Buxton, Secretary and Treasurer Lulu White. The group planned to rent cottages at North Girard on Lake Erie next summer and adjourned to meet in two weeks with Grace Mullain of Walnut street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Foulke
Hazel Sutton
Mabel Roberts
Pittbury Street
Jean Buxton
Lulu White
North Girard
Lake Erie
Grace Mullain
Walnut Street
McDonalds Move to DuBois From Epworth Parish
Reverend J. C. McDonald and his wife depart Epworth Street for DuBois where he will assume leadership of a church. He has served as pastor of the Epworth Methodist church for several years and will take charge of the new assignment in DuBois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McDonald
Epworth Street
DuBois
Miss Rachel Morehead Heads to Newark and Lowell
Miss Rachel Morehead of East Street leaves Friday evening for Newark New Jersey to visit her school friend Miss Helen Huffman before returning to Rodger's Hall at Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Morehead
East Street
Newark
N. J
Helen Huffman
Rodger’s
Lowell, Ass
Engagement of Bessie Bronson and Lee Shira Surprises Friends
A surprise engagement announcement is made for Miss Bessie Bronson of Meadville and Mr. Lee L. Shira of Cascade Street. The couple's news emerged at a B A G club gathering hosted by Mrs. John Bay, with lavender and white decor, gifts, and music. Shira, a machinist, will move to Meadville for a new position after the nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Bronson
Meadville
Lee L. Shira
Cascade Street
B. A. G. Club
John Bay
Croton Avenue
Bay
William Williams
Shira
Hiram Shira
Miss Carrie Metz Attends Taka Kensington Meeting
New York guest Miss Carrie Metz attends a Taka Kensington gathering hosted by Mrs J W Bryson on Sheridan Avenue. The informal event centered on sewing with a choice collation served. Beatrice Chambers and Miss Ruby McNabb assisted the hostess. Next meeting set for two weeks with Mrs James Cunningham on Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Metz
New York
J. W. Bryson
Sheridan Avenue
Beatrice Chambers
Ruby Mcc-Nabb
James Cunningham
Court Street
Kensington D. A. meeting hostess honors Mrs. Beman
Mrs. Lewis E. Beman of West Falls street hosted the D. of A. Kensington on Thursday afternoon. The ladies sewed and the hostess received a beautiful counterpane. A bountiful repast followed before the guests departed. In two weeks Mrs. David Drumm of Front street will entertain the Kensington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. Beman
West Falls Street
D. of A
Mrs Strohecker to Return Home From Western Cities
Mrs Frank Strohecker of North Ray street is expected home Saturday from Chicago Denver and other western cities where she has spent several months with relatives. She was accompanied by her two children. Mr and Mrs Strohecker will move soon from Ray street to Kissinger flats in North street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Strohecker
North Ray Street
Chicago
Denver
Strohecker
Ray Street
Kissinger Flats
North Street
Alameda Club Guests At Miss Beatty’s Pittsburg Street Home
Alameda club members enjoyed games of flinch and pit during a Thursday evening visit hosted by Miss Anna Beatty of Pittsburg street. Miss Della Young assisted with lunch, and Miss Elizabeth McWilliams of Hamilton street will entertain the club next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda Club
Anna Beatty
Pittsburg Street
Della Young
Elizabeth McWilliams
Hamilton Street
Miss Sallie Tod Hosts Auto Ride Party
Miss Sallie Tod of Youngstown gave an auto ride to this city on Thursday with guests Mrs. George F. Arr ell, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Forcier, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Trigg aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Tod
Youngstown
George F. Arrel
R. W. Forcier
Wallace Trigg
Miss Mary Mossman Plans Return to Lake Erie College
Miss Mary Mossman of Young Street expects to leave Tuesday of next week to resume her studies at Lake Erie college in Painesville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mossman
Young Street
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Mrs Elizabeth Jameson Leaves for Smith College
Mrs Elizabeth Jameson of North Jefferson Street departs for Northampton Massachusetts to resume her studies at Smith College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jameson
North Jefferson Street
Northampton
Mass
Smith College
Designs Show at 488 Highland Avenue for Two Weeks
For the next two weeks at 488 Highland Avenue, latest designs and patterns for art embroidery, French underwear, shirt waists, Princess gowns, bed linen, towels. Stamping done, materials furnished, instruction free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Avenue
Tablecloths and napkins to hen by Mrs Jennie Morrow
Mrs Jennie Morrow of 151 East Street offers table linens including tablecloths and napkins for purchase. The notice lists item types and supplier details with no further context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Morrow
East Street
Anniversary celebration for Mayor and Alderman spouses
Mayor and Mrs. Harry J. Lusk and Alderman and Mrs. O H P Green marked their twenty third wedding anniversary with a party at the mayor’s 124 Walnut street home. About 24 friends joined in cards, games, and a festive meal as Lusk recalled meeting his wife at a prior reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Lusk
O. H. P. Green
Walnut Street
Lusk
Informal card party at Beisel home in Wallace Avenue
A social evening at Mr and Mrs Benjamin Beisel home Wallace avenue featured friends and neighbors gathering for 500 with four tables in play. The event honored Mrs James Harvey Smith of Chestnut Hill Philadelphia and lunch was served. Out of town guest Mrs Mary Shipler of Mercer attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Beisel
Wallace Avenue
James Harvey Smith
Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia
Beisel
Mary Shipler
Mercer
Guardian seeks permission for mother to occupy Flickman home
Attorney B A Winternitz presented in court a petition by W K Hugus guardian of Jemima and Mathew Flickman to allow their mother to occupy the children’s home free of rent while paying taxes and insurance. The petition was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Winternitz
W. K. Hugus
Jemima
Mathew Flickman
Village Fair Attendees Include Local Residents
Misses Hester Bryson Agnes Wallace Marietta Broe William Eroe Jr Dike Blair and John Crouch were at Pulaski fair on Thursday representing streets Sheri dan Wallace Highland Leasure East avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Bryson
Sheridan Avenue
Agnes Wallace
Wallace Avenue
Marietta Broe
William Eroe, Jr
Highland Avenue
Dike Blair
Leasure Avenue
John Crouch
East Street
Pulaski Fair
Wo men Home Missionary Society Fall Convention
The Women s Home Missionary Society of the New Castle district plans its fall meeting at Epworth M E Church in October. Delegates from all district churches will attend, with Mrs C W Foulke overseeing arrangements and the program being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home Missionary Society
New Castle District
Epworth M. E
C. W. Foulke
Better Car of Canning Peaches Than Last Year
The ad promises a superior peach canning season with lower prices and urges readers to visit Union Market at 25 Pittsburg Street. It notes G. G. Stitzinger of Rhodes Place as a business visitor in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Market
Pittsburg Street
G. G. Stitzinger
Rhodes Place
Philadelphia
McConahy Family Plans Move to New Wilmington
Mrs J G McConahy and her sons from East Street departed Friday to establish residence in New Wilmington. Everett and John McConahy will enroll as students at Westminster College this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. McConahy
East Street
New Wilmington
Everett
John McConahy
Westminster College
Sale of extra fine peaches at Union Market
Auction notices invite attenders to a peach sale on Tuesday September 22 at Union Market 25 Pittsburg Street opposite Union Depot. Bell phone 5432413.
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Union Market
Pittsburg Street
Union Depot
Bell Phone
Eight room house near Highland Avenue School for sale
For sale a modern eight room house two blocks from Highland Avenue School. Bargain price and immediate sale. Interested buyers call Bell 933 or visit 88 Park Avenue. 2312
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Highland Avenue School
Bell Phone
Park Avenue
Fall home makeover call to Veach's
A promotional note invites readers to re furnish their homes in the fall and brighten interiors. Veach's offers a consultant to advise plan and estimate for the project, with the promise of a competent professional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veach
Millinery and Suit Openings in Valley Mills
Brown & Hamilton announce millinery openings Tuesday and Wednesday with a suit opening Wednesday of next week. All mills of the Republic plant at Youngstown are reported in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown & Hamilton
Valley Plant of the Republic
Youngstown
Deaths of the Day Nicholas Bauder and John Eliott
Portersville resident Nicholas Bauder dies at 72 after kidney troubles in his home village. Survived by wife Anna Bratchie and five children, with funeral at Portersville church. John Eliott, 87, longtime New Wilmington resident, dies after years of feeble health. Survived by three sons and two daughters, funeral Saturday at 1:30 p.m. with interment at Fairoaks.
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Nicholas Bauder
Porterville
Mr. Bauder
Portersville
William
Rose Point
Charles
Sewickley
Samuel
Illinois
Edward Bauder
California
Jacob
Henry
Fred Bauder
Mary Kennedy
Church
John Eliott
New Wilmington
Ireland
Fay
Second United Presbyterian Church of
John Elliott
Thomas Elliott
Sharon
Samuel Elliott
D. D
Crafton
Anna Elliott
Letitia Elliott
Emsworth
Fairoaks
Local Social Notes From Butler and Nearby Towns
L R Houston of Butler visited in New Castle Friday morning. Dr and Mrs R B Jameson of Shaw street attended the Pulaski fair Thursday. Miss Gladys Moore of Park avenue guests Miss Gemiska Louthan of Beaver Falls. Mrs Mary Shipler of Mercer visits Mr and Mrs W H Shipler of Highland avenue. Miss Mary Hamilton on East North street goes to Pittsburg to visit friends. Mrs Leon Fox of East Liverpool guests of Mr and Mrs Jacob Cosel of Delaware avenue. Rev and Mrs Eugene Dunlap of Siam visit Mr and Mrs Robert Shaw of Mahoning avenue. Mr and Mrs W W Perry of Greenwood avenue and grandson Joseph Miller depart for three weeks in Detroit. Miss Bessie Kirk of Wilkinsburg returns home after visiting her sister Mrs R H Pattison of Court street. Mr and Mrs George Wellar of Crafton conclude visit with Mr and Mrs R W Alexander of Croton avenue and leave for New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Jameson
Shaw Street
Gladys Moore
Park Avenue
Gemiska Louthan
Beaver Falls
Mary Shipler
Mercer
W. H. Shipler
Highland Avenue
Mary Hamilton
East North Street
Pittsburg
Leon Fox
East Liverpool
Court Street
George Wellar
Crafton
R. W. Alexander
Croton Avena
New Bedford
Bell official transferred to New Castle as sub license agent
R. F. McAdams of Pittsburg formerly with the Bell Telephone company main offices there has been transferred to New Castle to serve as sub license agent. Additional changes are expected in local offices in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. McAdams
Pittsburg
Bell Telephone Company
New Castle
Lpear
Petrified Desert Bridge in Arizona Draws Interest
A colossal petrified tree trunk lies across a canyon in Arizona, its roots towering eight to ten feet high, the trunk over 50 feet long and spanning a 40 foot wide gap. Trees have grown around it, and miners speculate the interior may be solid agate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Arizona Petrified Forest
Great Desert State
Technical World Magazine
Stritmater Millinery and Suit Opening Next Tuesday
Stritmater announces the millinery department and women’s tailored suits opening next Tuesday September 23 at the store. The event highlights new hat styles and ready to wear ensembles with special early shopping hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stritmater
Nnext
Big Tunnel to be bored in Washington at millions cost
Spokane report says Greenwood Phoenix Tunnel company plans a double track tunnel three and a half miles long and 2000 feet deep to link Greenwood and Phoenix B C near Spokane. Estimated cost five million dollars funded by Chicago and British Columbia capital. Ten mining firms show interest and engineers deem project feasible with rich ore deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Richard Armstrong
Chicago
Greenwood-Phoenix Tunnel Company
Greenwood
Phoenix
B. C
Boundary Country
British Columbia
Greenwood- Phoenix Tramway Company
Canada
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