East Hill Wedding Quietly Unites Adaline Strumater and David Harris
A surprise wedding took place Wednesday afternoon as Adaline Strumater and David G. Harris were married with immediate family present. Rev. Andrew Magill officiated at 6 o'clock in the Second United Presbyterian Church parlor. After the ceremony, a wedding dinner followed with pink roses and pink and white decor to match. The couple will reside with Strumater’s father, Joseph Stritmater, in Walnut Street and plan a short eastern trip before settling in Punxsutawney.
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Adaline Strumater
David G. Harris
Andrew Magill
Second United Presbyterian Church
Lohengrin
Bertha Middleton
Harris
Joseph Stritmater
Walnut Street
Miss Stritmater
Highland United Presbyterian Church
D. L. Harris
New Castle High School
Carnegie Steel Mill
Edis Tsne Club
Wimodausis Donate to Associated Charities in City
The Wimodausis met Wednesday at 3 PM and listened to Rev BE E Higley describe city’s tale of suffering and unemployment among Americans and foreigners. They voted to give to Associated Charities, adding to prior gifts of 80 dollars each, totaling 100 dollars this time.
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Associated Charities
Wimodausis
BE. E. Higley
Circulating Book Club Hosts Visitors at Highland Avenue
Miss Taylor of Pittsburg Miss Adene Conant of Hiram Ohio and Mrs Ewart of Pittsburg were honor guests as Mrs Charles H Johnson entertained the Circulating Book club at Mrs Thomas W Phillips home on Highland avenue A social period with refreshments followed after book exchange Mrs John H Lamb will host in two weeks
Union and Frances Willard WCTU Plan Parallel Prayer Meetings
The South side W. C. T. U. schedules a union prayer meeting at Welsh Congregational Church on Reynolds Street Friday from 1 to 4 p.m. for all denominations in the Fifth ward. The Frances Willard W. C. T. U. holds a separate prayer meeting at the Reformed Presbyterian Church from 1:30 to 4 p.m.
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Welsh Congregational Church
Reynolds Street
Fifth Ward
Frances Willard
Reformed Presbyterian Church
High Street Hostesses Invite C. T. C. Club Meetings
Miss Anna Boulich on High street hosted the C. T. C. club Wednesday evening and an entertainment followed at Mrs. Tait's home on High street. Miss Paul Burkhart of Terrace avenue will entertain the club in two weeks.
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Anna Boulich
High Street
C. T. C. Club
W. 8S. P. Club Entertained by Mrs Bateman
Miss Everhart of Greenville was guest of honor as Mrs. L. J. L. Bateman of Wallace Avenue hosted the W. S. P. Card club on Wednesday afternoon. After a brisk card session, a delicious lunch was served.
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Miss Everhart
Greenville
L. J. L. Bateman
Wallace Avenue
Bergland and Nelson Granted Marriage License in Youngstown
A marriage license was issued in Youngstown to Axel Bergland and Anna Nelson, both residents of the city. The filing confirms their legal union as a couple.
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Youngstown
Axel Bergland
Anna Nelson
School fundraiser at Mahoningtown church dining room
Friday evening April 10 teachers of Mahoningtown school host a dining room event to raise funds for school pictures. Refreshments served and all welcome. Also note Gordon's Pure Food Demonstration at 36 North Mill Street with free ice cream for ladies.
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Boston
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Mahoningtown
Gordon’s
North Mill Street
Henderson Hazen Nuptials Quietly Bonded in Albany
Miss Margaret Jane Henderson and Attorney Roy Watson Hazen wed at 8 30 a m Thursday in the home of Rev James M Ferguson on Young street. Witnesses weren t required and the couple left for a northern wedding trip. They will reside on North Walnut street after a week. The bride is prominent in social and musical circles and serves as contralto soloist at First Presbyterian church. Hazen, a Allegheny College graduate, is well regarded by friends.
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Philip V. Jones
North Walnut Street
Sara Jones
Howard Lee Hickok
Punxsutawney
First Baptist Church
H. J. Whalen
Pride
Mr. Hickok
Wesley J. Hickok
Philadelphia
Margaret Jane Henderson
Albarn Mill Road
Roy Watson Hazen
James M. Ferguson
Young Street
Miss Henderson
John W. Henderson
First Presbyterian Church
Hazen
James R. Martin
North Mill Street
Allegheny College
Meadville
Local Ladies Host Afternoon Socials Across Neighborhoods
Mrs. Coussius Ralph hosts an afternoon board party on East Grant Street. Mrs. Marie Wilson entertains the Twentieth Century club on Highland Avenue. Miss Roberta Gleason invites the Standard Bearers of the First Methodist church on Croton Avenue. Mr and Mrs David Jameson welcome the Basket club on North Jefferson Street. Miss Helen Watson hosts the T. H. E. club on North Mercer Street. The American Women's Guild meets with Mrs. Lee Taylor on Erie Street. Miss Leah White entertains the N. T. B. girls on Neshannock Avenue. The Alameda club gathers at Mrs. R. D. Campbell's on Lyndal Street.
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Coussius Ralph
East Grant Street
Marie Wilson
Highland Avenue
Twentieth Century Club
Roberta Gleason
Croton Avenue
First Methodist Church
David Jameson
North Jefferson Street
Basket Club
Helen Watson
North Mercer Street
T. H. E. Club
American Women's Guild
Lee Taylor
Erie Avenue
Leah White
Neshannock Avenue
Alameda Club
R. D. Campbell
Lyndal Street
First Baptist Men Discuss Local Option at Meeting
The Men’s league of the First Baptist Church will meet Thursday at 7:30 PM in the Sunday school room. Committees for the year will be appointed and the local option will be discussed. Rev H J Whalen will open the subject and lead the discussion.
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Men's League of the First Baptist Church
H. J. Whalen
Dunlaps celebrate golden wedding with large Avalon receptions
Local residents attended two large receptions in Avalon this afternoon and evening honoring Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Dunlap on their golden wedding anniversary. The events mark fifty years of marriage with a community gathering.
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Avalon
C. H. Dunlap
Surprise Shower Honors Bride Elect Miss Bess McKinley
Friends and neighbors held a surprise shower for Miss Bess McKinley of West Washington Street Wednesday evening. The party, planned by about a dozen locals, included a pink and green luncheon and a gifts assortment of cut glass china and silver. Guests closed with card games.
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Bess McKinley
West Washington Street
Edgar Welch
Grove City
Miss Ethel Allen to Wed Marriage to Leroy Whiting
Miss Ethel Allen, announced to wed Mr. Leroy Whiting next Wednesday at noon, was honored by a card party and shower hosted by Mrs. Richard Crawshaw on South Jefferson Street Tuesday evening. About 36 guests attended, playing euchre and presenting numerous gifts. Pink and white decorations enhanced the event. Lunch was served with help from Miss Allen and Mrs. Lowing.
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Ethel Allen
Leroy Whiting
Richard Crawshaw
South Jefferson Street
Miss Allen
Lowing
Charity bazaar to be held at Coliseum May 4 9
The bazaar in the Coliseum May 4 through May 9 is expected to be among the largest fairs of its kind in the city. Local social literary musical and religious groups plan meetings before next Monday to elect two delegates for the bazaar committee meeting set for Tuesday afternoon at 3 in the city hall council room. If delegates cannot be elected an officer will attend.
Pleasant surprise for Miss Nellie Ray feature at event
Miss Nellie Ray received a pleasant surprise on Wednesday evening as a peanut hunt entertained guests. Prizes went to Miss Ray and Charles Bat ers, with Miss Clark of Pittsburg performing musical selections. A lunch followed, with covers laid for 32 attendees.
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Nellie Ray
Miss Ray
Charles Baters
Clark
Pittsburg
Euchre party at Mrs. DePuy's home hosts five tables
A Nameless club gathering at the home of Mrs. J. S. DePuy on Superior Street features a Wednesday evening euchre session with five tables in use for the guests. The writeup notes the social event alongside the club’s lively participation.
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J. S. DePuy
Superior Street
Prize winners named at brisk society event
A brisk contest concluded with prizes awarded to Mrs. Alexander Hartman and Edwin J. Barnard. Miss Margaret Fulkerson provided music, and guests were invited to reconvene in two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Barnard of Seward avenue after refreshments.
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Alexander Hartman
Edwin J. Barnard
Margaret Fulkerson
E. J. Barnard
Seward Avenue
Byers Host Dinner for Nobody Club Midweek
Mr and Mrs Charles P Byers of Leasure Avenue hosted the Nobody club on Wednesday with dinner at seven. After a card game Mrs Baldwin and H M Wirsing won prizes. The gathering likely marks the last club meeting before summer vacation.
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Charles P. Byers
Leasure Avenue
Nobody Club
Pascoe Family Entertains Grandchildren in Ray Street
Mr and Mrs Robert Pascoe of Ray Street entertained their grandchildren, hosting a family gathering with music and games. The event highlighted extended family ties and shared memories.
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Robert Pascoe
Ray Street
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted As Home Treatment
An advertisement promotes Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless home remedy with a free trial package by mail and a 50 cent full box at druggists. It claims high cure rates without surgery or doctors and urges customers to insist on the product.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Mrs Jarvis Hosts North Highland Swastika Club Meeting
Mrs W R Jarvis of Edgewood Avenue entertained the North Highland Swastika club on Wednesday afternoon. The gathering included social time and refreshments. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs Fred DeVenny of Edgewood Avenue.
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W.R. Jarvis
Edgewood Avenue
North Highland Swastika Club
Fred DeVenny
M. P. A. Social Draws Large Crowd in Hughes Hall
The M. P. A. held a large social in Hughes hall Wednesday evening with excellent attendance and a fine time enjoyed by all.
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Hughes Hall
Mahoning Avenue Worker Returns From Pittsburg Visit
Tom Reese of Mahoning avenue, a well known employee of the Shenango tin mill, has returned after visiting relatives in Pittsburg.
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Tom Reese
Mahoning Avenue
Shenango Tin Mill
Pittsburg
County Commissioner Candidate Promises Taxpayer Focus
A man named Joseph EB. Martin declares he will look after the interests of the taxpayers as a county commissioner candidate. He is identified as a local figure seeking elected office.
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Joseph EB. Martin
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