Local Folks at Large Reception
Rev and Mrs C Dunlap of Ava lon celebrate their golden wedding with a large reception. Guests from Greensburg New Castle and New Wilmington attended the afternoon event at the First Presbyterian church. Yellow and white decorations framed a program featuring singing and readings, with souvenirs bearing the bride and groom’s image given to each guest.
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C. 8. Duplap
Avalon
Dr. Gageby
C. Sankey
RL. McNabb
A. Bonnan
E. L. Smith
Dunlap
A. L. Crawford
Edward Robertson
New York
Crawford
Robertson
Hbmns
C. Samer
Gang
First Presbyterian Church
Mia. Lavi Wilson
New Castle
Mel
Dun
Bride and groom wed in Beech avenue home ceremony
Miss Eva Maybray and Herman P Lennig were married at the bride’s parents home on Beech avenue with 25 guests. Dr J R Reilly officiated, Edith Maybray was bridesmaid, G Allanodes best man. The couple will reside at Ray and Chestnut streets after a modest wedding feast and a weekend of social remarks. The bride’s family and Lennig families are noted in local society.
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Eva
Mr. Lennig
N. W. Lennig
Pittsburg Street
Ripe Pineapples At the Union Market
Shoppers at Union Market report scarce ripe pineapple stock this week while nearby streets show rising rents and unclear listings amid casual notices on Gordon Street and Pare Damonalra area.
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Union Market
Pillsburg Atreat
Gordon's
North Mate
Atreet
Pare
Damonalra
Avolligan
AgTka
Voters urged support by Frank L. Bigham for county treasurer
Frank L. Bigham writes to voters that he has not met all county residents during the campaign and asks for support in tomorrow's primary. He expresses gratitude for courtesies shown and vows to perform the treasurer duties to the best of his ability if nominated and elected.
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Comnty
Frank IL
Bigham
Swastika Club Dancer and Local Social Notices
Swastika Club dancers head a Thursday night shirtwaist dance in Eureka with guests from Sharon and Winsburg. Kensington garlock luncheon at Miss Nellie Thatcher’s on Pearson Street. Olivia Griffith to host Kensington in two weeks. Social evenings feature visits, dinners, and needlework refreshment breaks. multiple listings of local visitors and hostesses across streets.
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Kumberger
J. C. Tadgers
North Street
Hubert Tekles
Shaw Threst
Ethel Rumberger
Winona
Minoer
Edwin J. Barnard
Wallie Miller
George Pasters
Charles Parker
Superior Street
Kensington
Dinver
Winona Card Club
O’brien
Moon
Guttalo
N.Y
Miller
Martin Hoover
West Washington Street
Teleimuty
Rach
Mia Rostr
Mabel Frew
Pithslinia
Burg Street
Trew
Gula Frew
Messra
J. J. Glnonan
J. Bi. Calleghan
Beatrice Pritchard
Nellie Thatcher
Pearson Street
Olivia Griffith
Statement denying campaign promises by candidates
John F Pitts, candidate for County Commissioner, declares that no promises were made to position a clerk to any person during the campaign and that reports to the contrary are false.
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Utsg
Corlvary
Sigud Ohn
F Pitts
Gandiinte
Tomatoes at Union Market Reported Prices
The listing notes tomatoes priced at the Union Market with a time hint of 2 hours and a mention of Pittebung mire ANS, indicating a local market update.
Cori Campaign Statement Amid Local Election Claims
Jacob F. Cori, a county commissioner candidate for 23 years, denies false accusations of atomizing a crosthip for evildoers and asserts he has not recruited members for the campaign. The ad highlights his long association with Sherwin-Williams Paint and related brands to vouch for quality.
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Jacob. F. Cori
Sherwin-Williams
Hit
Sterwlin-Willams, Dickson & Co, Wardware
Loss
Laughing Lessons Offer Hidden Fee For Popular Singers
A quirky 19th century teaching moment reveals a singing instructor charging 60 cents extra for a laugh lesson. The teacher argues modern audiences expect hearty, well tuned laughter to accompany trills, claiming laughter quality can be trained. The prospective pupil balks at the cost, unable to pay the fee.
The Madarn Mother and a Nurse’s Reunion Scene
Harper's Weekly describes a dramatic moment as a mother questions a nurse about her four children returning from a walk. A boy, Tom, faces a test of identity from his companion, highlighting themes of family and recognition in a tense, intimate gathering.
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Austin
Jong
Cary
Tom
Harper'a Weekly
Wail
Anna
Jast
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