Slub Associates at Reaher Home
Card enthusiasts who attend the Nixon club met Tuesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. William Reahrer’s West North Street home. Prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. Seth Marshall, Mrs. J. Norris, and Will Evans. Hostess duties were shared by Mrs. Wogan and Mrs. Walker Readrer. next entertainment is planned by Mrs. James Shaffer of Croton in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reahrer
West North Street
Nixon Club
Comany
Seth Marshall
J. Norris
Will Evans
Wogan
Walker Readrer
James Shaffer
Croton
Local Society Gossip From Crawford and Nearby Streets
Mrs R W McAnlis and daughter Gail of Crawford avenue will entertain at dinner. Mrs W G Ayers of North Jefferson street will entertain the Utopia club. Miss Marian Reeves of Boyles avenue will entertain the U S S Kensington. The Ladies league of the Protected Home Circle will be entertained by Ida Bluedorn of Pennsylvania avenue. Elizabeth McWilliams of Hamilton street will entertain the Alameda public. The Royal Neighbors will meet with Mrs Norris Mitchell of Blaine street. The M J M W Kensington will be entertained by Mrs Jackson of Mahoning avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. McAnlis
Gail
Crawford Avenue
W. G. Ayers
North Jefferson Street
Utopia Club
Marian Reeves
Boyles Avenue
U. S. S. Kensington
Ladies’ League
Protected Home Circle
I da Bluedorn
Pennsylvania Avenue
Elizabeth McWilliams
Hamilton Street
Alameda
Royal Neighbors
Norris Mitchell
Blaine Street
M. J. M. W. Kensington
Jackson
Mahoning Avenue
Dinner in honor of Rev and Mrs Magill before Brooklyn move
Mr and Mrs A E Kerr of Chestnut Street hosted a 6 o clock dinner for 16 guests Tuesday evening in honor of Rev and Mrs Andrew Magill who soon depart for Brooklyn NY. The hostess was aided by her daughter Miss Ada Kerr, Miss Emily Rice and Mrs William Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Magill
Brooklyn
N. Y
A. E. Kerr
Chestnut Street
Ada Kerr
Emily Rice
William Brown
Holland Club Hosts Social Evening in Maryland Avenue Home
Mrs. Joseph Patterson of Maryland Avenue hosted Holland Club members on Tuesday. Progressive euchre provided the entertainment and light refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for two weeks later at Mrs. Charles Gorley’s Bartram Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Patterson
Maryland Avenue
Holland Club
Charles Gorley
Bartram Avenue
Book club picnic marks honor guests in the park
The husbands were honor guests Tuesday at noon as members of the Book club enjoyed a picnic dinner at the park. In the afternoon card playing and fancy work provided the main amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Club
Mrs Leohner to Visit City for Two Weeks
Mrs. C. W. Leohner of Los Angeles California will arrive in the city on Thursday to visit for two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Leohner of Boyles avenue and Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Leohner of Oak street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Leohner
Los Angeles
Cal
City
J. C. Leohner
Boyles Avenue
A. M. Leohner
Oak Street
B A G club meeting postponed to October 2
The B A G club meeting is moved from next Friday evening to Friday evening October 2 with Clarence Hogue of Cascade street extension near the paper mill as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. G. Club
Clarence Hogue
Cascade Street Extension
Norman Rogers Leaves Wallace Avenue For Culver Military Academy
Norman Rogers of Wallace Avenue has departed to attend Culver Military Academy in Culver Indiana. He moves to enter the service and training program at Culver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Rogers
Wallace Avenue
Culver Military Academy
Culver, Ind
Evening School Opens at First Methodist Church
Opens Monday September 28 at First Methodist church with Miss Gertrude Dowler as principal and Misses Margaret Kirk plus Cora Ritchie as assistants. Classes run 9 to 12 weekdays except Saturday. Tuition 3 dollars monthly with special rates for two in a family. Admission ages 4 to 7 years. Limited enrollments. Call Miss Hazel Wilson at Bell phone 1546-W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Gertrude Dowler
Margaret Kirk
Cora Ritchie
Hazel Wilson
Bell
Randolph Circle of King's Daughters Appoints Committees
The Randolph circle of King's Daughters at the First Methodist church held a Tuesday business session at 2 30 pm. Colonel Young of the Volunteers of America spoke. The charity, work, and property committees were named with listed members. An all day meeting with lunch at noon is planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
King’s Daughters
First Methodist Church
Colonel Young
The
Volunteers of America
W. G. Ayers
Frank Rutter
J. F. Rowland
Graw
Charles Mayne
William Matthews
Craig Steen
Jesse Cooper
E. C. McCombs
McCallen
Surprise housewarming at Eowing home in Youngstown
About 20 friends and relatives gathered Monday evening at the new home of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Eowing at Bissell and Florencedale avenues for a surprise housewarming. Guests from out of town included Mr. and Mrs. Robert McAnlis, Miss Gail McAnlis, Mrs. Margaret Work and W. J. McAnlis of New Castle. Local attendees were W. J. Wing, J. Cook Ewing, A. J. Buehrle, G. J. Jones, Ethel Ewing, James McAnlis and Benjamin Harris as they enjoyed music and a light lunch. The event culminated in a delightful family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Eowing
Bissell
Florencedale Avenues
Robert McAnlis
Gail McAnlis
Margaret Work
W. J. McAnlis
New Castle
Wilkinson and Ada Line John Wed in Butler
William Wilkinson and Miss Ada line John, both of this city, were united in marriage in Butler Tuesday afternoon. The couple will surprise friends here as they had not shared the news. They reside in the Fifth ward at a home prepared for their reception after returning from Butler. The groom is a Shenango Lumber Company teamster and the bride is sister to Mrs. Philip Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilkinson
Adaline John
Butler
Mrs. Wilkinson
Fifth Ward
New Castle
Philip Evans
Shenango Lumber Company
Basket Picnic By Helena Auxiliary at Nothdurst Home
The Helena auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church will hold a basket picnic at Mrs. John G. Nothdurst’s home on Neshannock boulevard Friday afternoon and evening. Each member brings their dish silver and napkins. The hour is 4 o'clock with dinner at 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
First Presbyterian Church
John G. Nothdurst
Neshannock Boulevard
Miss Frances Hamilton Plans Winter Study Abroad
Miss Frances Hamilton of East North Street will depart next Monday to visit friends in White Plains New York before going to Rodgers Hall in Lowell Massachusetts to attend school this winter. Last year she attended Heathcote Hall in Scarsdale New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hamilton
East
North Street
White Plains
N. Y
Rodgers Hall
Lowell
Mass
Hamilton
Heathcote Hall
Scarsdale
Miss Lissie Kennedy Resumes Studies in Philadelphia
Miss Lissie Kennedy of Pearson Street leaves Friday morning for Philadelphia to resume her studies at an art school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lissie Kennedy
Pearson Street
Philadelphia
Orchestra Club Meets at Miss McCandless Home
The Orchestra club will meet Thursday evening at the home of Miss Mabel McCandless on Pittsburg street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchestra
Mabel McCandless
Pittsburg Street
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Pittsburg Trip
Miss Laura Shaw of North Mill street spent Wednesday in Pittsburg. J W Wood of the Knox Long and Morehead block is confined at home by illness. A Sherman Cohn of New York guests E S Lipsins of Neshannock avenue. Miss Marian Reeves of Boyles avenue returns from Orwell Ohio. Mr and Mrs William Daggett return after visiting Mrs Albert Butler of Sharon. Edward C Carpenter of Allegheny, supreme district deputy of the Im proved Order of Heptasophs, was in New Castle Tuesday. Mrs Edward Allen and daughter Velma of Anderson Indiana visit South Mill street relatives Woodson Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wood
Knox, Long & Morehead
A. Sherman Cohn
New York
E. S. Lipsins
Neshannock Avenue
Marian Reeves
Boyles Avenue
Orwell
William Daggett
Albert Butler
Sharon
Edward C. Carpenter
Allegheny
Improved Order of Heptasophs
New Castle
Edward Allen
Velma
Anderson
Ind
Auto Accident Injures Two Drivers Testing New Car
Charles Colnot and two companions were thrown from a new Thomas car on New Wilmington road when it struck a hidden obstruction. Colnot escaped with a jolt, companions were stunned but recovered. The car, damaged, was sent for repairs after being sold to John Knox. A separate crash near Nashua involved Robert Allen and E J Robison’s carriage. no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Charles Colnot
Wilmington
Colnot
Robert Allen
John Knox
C. Ed Smith
Colnor
New Castle
Majchine
E. J. Robison
Nashua
Robison
Pulaski Fair
Allen
Charles Colnor
Tag Day 15 Set for October 17 by YWCA Finance Group
The Young Women’s Christian Association schedules Tag Day for October 17. About 150 sellers will station at city locales to urge contributions all day. Participants may offer any price from a penny to a million, drop donations into banks, and only then receive a tag to avoid further requests. The finance committee finalized plans Tuesday and will reconvene next Tuesday before the registration reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Finance Committee
Musical Club Rally A Success At First Baptist Church
The Wednesday Morning Musical club held its first fall meeting at the First Baptist church. A large crowd of active associate and junior members attended. Millard Ochs, son of Mrs. Nanna Kaufman Ochs of New York City, wowed with a drum performance despite being only three or four. Mrs. D. R. Harris presided as hostess. Tea and crackers followed the program, with fall flowers adorning tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Millard Ochs
Nanna Kaufman Ochs
New York City
D. R. Harris
J. Norman Martin
Margaret Kirk
H. G. Dean
Paul Browne Patterson
Adelaide Kaufman
Nevin
Veach
Dudley Buck
Sara Dana
Barcarole
Goddard
Miss Crawford
Reichardt
Miss McCurdy
Greig
Hilliary
Selan Rose
Arditti
Miss Bauman
Young People's Convention Planned for West Middlesex
A committee including J. G. Nothdurst Rev E R Tait Rev Harrison and Rev A B McCormick met at the Central Presbyterian church to plan a Young People's convention in the last week of October at West Middlesex. The event will span one evening and the following day focusing on Young People's work with emphasis on missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Nothdurst
E. R. Tait
Wampum
Harrison
West Middlesex
A. B. McCormick
Central Presbyterian Church
Rabid Dog Threat Sweeps Jefferson Street Area
A dog displaying rabies signs ran amuck on South Jefferson near Division Tuesday evening causing panic. No injuries were confirmed though several near misses were reported. The animal was shot by a policeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Street
Division
Opening Reception and Classes at Batt Dancing Academy
The Batt Dancing Academy announces an opening reception on Thursday October 1 with classes starting the same evening at 7 30. A juvenile class is offered in the afternoon at 4 at Gilmore Hall near Juvenile. Visit Likens optical rooms at 33 North Mercer Street for invisible bifocals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Hall
North
Mercer Street
Mrs Catherine McGivern Returns Home In Ill Condition
Mrs Catherine McGivern of Chestnut street has been ill for some time at her daughter Mrs Charles Carr's home in Youngstown and has been brought back to her own home in the city Mr and Mrs Carr friends express sorrow that she is no better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine McGivern
Chestnut Street
Charles Carr
Youngstown
Turtle Soup Supper at Trinity Church Guild Room
In Trinity Church guild room on Thursday evening September 24 at 5 o'clock a Turtle Soup supper will be served with menu items including turtle soup crackers celery cold sliced ham potato chips bread jelly jam peperhash New York Goshen cheese gingerbread and coffee for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
N. Y
El len Campbell liquor case ends with costs
A jury found El len Campbell not guilty but taxed with costs in a liquor license and Sunday sale case. The trial included evidence of a whiskey bottle allegedly bought for the case by a man sent by Chief Gilmore, and a search that found no liquor at Mrs Campbell’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Campbell
H. A. Wilkison
Young
Waddington
Porter
Reception for Rev. Andrew Magill at Lafayette Baldwin’s home
Lafayette Baldwin hosts an informal reception in honor of Rev. Andrew Magill of the Second United Presbyterian Church. Magill will leave in October for Brooklyn after accepting a call. A congregational meeting of the church is tonight, and Beaver Valley presbytery holds a special meeting on September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Baldwin
Andrew Magill
Second United Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Beaver Valley
Demented Man Captured After Roaming Beaver Falls Area
Constable William Freed of Big Beaver township captured a demented man who had roamed woods and farms frightening residents. The man wore ragged overalls fastened with safety pins and is believed to have escaped from a lunatic asylum. He is now confined in Beaver jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
William Freed
Big Beaver Township
Beaver
Democrats Hold Mass Meeting in New Bedford Area
Democrats opened the county campaign with a mass meeting in New Bedford. Speakers included C H Akens for Congress A Martin Graham for state senate and W K Hugus. County turnout from New Castle included Hannon Ramsey Long Barnett McCleary Flynn and Harry Good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Frank Moeschberger
T. E. Shields
C. H. Akens
Congress
A. Martin Graham
State Senate
W. K. Hugus
New Castle
Joseph Hannon
Richard Ramsey
J. D. Long
A. J. Barnett
T. J. McCleary
James Flynn
Harry Good
Public hangings debated at Hillsville jail proposal
The News suggested a public execution at Hillsville, drawing favorable comments. Judge Porter and District Attorney Young noted it could have a salutary effect but current laws require executions at the county jail, making transport to Hillsville illegal and exposing the sheriff to liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsville
Porter
Young
Oak Street Defeats Central 9 to 0 in League Game
Oak Street school shut out Central by 9 to 0 yesterday afternoon. Battery for Oak Street was Simpson and Patterson, while Riley and Rodenbaugh faced Central. Oak Street seeks football contests with city amateur teams. managers may call Fred Kerr at 1614 J Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Street
Central
Simpson
Patterson
Battery
Riley
Rodenbaugh
Fred Kerr
Bell Telephone
Star of Bethlehem Now Visible in Eastern Sky
The Star of Bethlehem is visible for about two weeks every 300 years. It appears near the moon in the eastern sky and is seen in pre dawn hours. City residents are rising early to observe the wondrous star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Cornfield Went Pop in Dry Harvest Conditions
In Bucyrus Ohio Lewis Stemmer found his pop corn field cracked open during harvest. Extremely dry weather and high heat caused the ears to pop on the stalks, turning the field into an unusual sight for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus, CO
Lewis Stemmer
Canadian seal poaching alleged in Alaskan waters
Canadian fishermen faced accusations of seal poaching in Alaskan waters during the previous summer under the open season pact between the United States and Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaskan
United States
Great Britain
Massachusets
Arthur Sawyer
Florence Sawye
New York
Man Arrested After Entering Wrong House While Drunk
Elijah Berentitz, who had just won a case against three friends for aggravated assault and battery, was arrested by a city official on a charge of malicious mischief and disorderly conduct after allegedly entering the Daskinck home on Preston Avenue while very intoxicated. He reportedly thought the house was his and later agreed to pay costs to settle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Berentitz
Nat Williams
William H. Crabill
Mike Daskinck
Elijah
Daskinck
Preston Avenue
Mike
Goodwin Seeks Divorce in Nevada Court
Nathaniel C. Goodwin filed a divorce petition in Reno on September 23. His wife Bessie Hall Goodwin also known as Maxine Elliott announced she will sue for divorce. The sealed complaint outlines unspecified charges against the wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nathaniel C. Goodwin
Bessie Hall Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Blevins Unveils Millinery Display Next Tuesday
Blevins announces opening display of fine millinery to be held Tuesday on September 29. This event highlights a curated range of hats and accessories for the upcoming season.
Deaths of the Day Alexander D Grant Oil City resident
Alexander D. Grant aged 57 longtime Oil City resident died Sunday in Oil City. Funeral held Tuesday from St. Joseph's church. He was the stepfather of John Tobin of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander D. Grant
Oil City
St. Joseph's Church
John Tobin
Y M C A Conference Planned at Wilmerding Pa
Arrangements have been completed for a conference of Y M C A associations in Western Pennsylvania to be held at Wilmerding next Saturday. Newcastle will be represented at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Wilmerding
Newcastle
Catherine Black sues for possession in six room Sutton Street house
An action in ejectment was filed by Catherine Black against F. C. Gaston to recover possession of a six room house on Sutton Street. The complaint claims five months of rent due at fifteen dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Black
F. C. Gaston
Sutton Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Slub Associates
Reahrer Home
Queen Esther Kindergarten
Berkshire
Metzler
Orchestra Club
Laura Shaw
North Mill Street
Pittsburg
Musical Club
Young People’s Convention
Batt Dancing Academy
Mather Bros. CO. Wholesale and Retail Jewelers
Washington Street
M’givern
Stillman’s
ECRU
Embi Heatherbloom
Mantown
Battenburg
East Washington ST
Star OF Bethlehem
Bott Danging Academy
Margaret Roger
Carroll Knapp
Phillips
Samuel Mannes
Francis McCabe
N. C. Goodwin
A. D. Grant
Wilmerding, PA
At . Metzler
Veach’s
G. W. Veach & CO
Oil City, Pa
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