Punxsutawney Couple Weds At First Baptist Church
Miss Sara Jones of Walnut Street and Mr. Howard Lee Hickok of Punxsutawney wed at 6 pm in the First Baptist Church in a ceremony attended by relatives and friends. The bride wore white silk pearline and lilies of the valley, with green and white church decor. A reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple planned to reside in Punxsutawney after June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Sara Jones
Walnut Street
Howard Lee Hickok
Punxsutawney
Earl Carbaugh
Irene Hagerty
Birdie Barwell
Ethel Tanner
Cleveland
Mollie Jones
Philip V. Jones
Mr. Hickok
Emery Edwards
Punxsutawahey
Frank Braden
Warren, O
Charles T. Metzler
Charles Ebhart
H. J. Whalen
P. V. Jones
Copenhagen
New York
George Braden
Margaret McConnell
Mrs. James Ward Reis Hosts Second Card Party
Social circles gathered Wednesday evening for the second card party by Mrs. James Ward Reis of East street honoring guest Mrs. John Reis of Montclair New Jersey. Six hand euchre drew 60 guests with prizes to Mrs. John Reis Miss Andee Conant of Hiram Ohio and Messrs. Charles Pierce and C. L. Baldwin. John Crouch, brother of the hostess, joined honored guest. A luncheon followed. Musical and floral touches featured American beauty roses and sweet peas. Out-of-town guests included Miss Andee Conant Mrs. H Milton Brown and Mrs. Clifford Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ward Reis
East Street
John Reis
Montclair
Andee Conant
Hiram, O
Charles Pierce
C. L. Baldwin
John Crouch
Harriet Reis
Alice McCready
H. Milton Brown
Ashtabula
Clifford Smith
Conneaut
Old Glory Club Hosts Pleasant Winter Meeting
The Old Glory club held winter gatherings with Misses Clara and Cora Storm as joint hostesses. Games and music provided entertainment, and guests were invited to the dining room for excellent refreshments at a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Glory Club
Clara
Cora Storm
Local Wedding Attended by Several North Mill and Beaver Residents
Mr and Mrs J W Cunningham of North Mill street Mr and Mrs Edwin Garvin of Boyles avenue Mr and Mrs Frank Strawhecker attend the marriage of Miss Mary Kirkland of Beaver and Dr Robert Allen of Denver Col to be solemnized at 8 p m Thursday at the bride s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cunningham
North Mill Street
Edwin Garvin
Boyles Avenue
Frank Strawhecker
Mary Kirkland
Beaver
Robert Allen
Denver
Col
Wednesday Morning Musical Club Postpones Officer Election
The annual election of officers for the Wednesday Morning Musical club, set for Friday at 10 o clock in First Baptist Church, is postponed to the next regular meeting on Wednesday morning May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesday Musical Club
First Baptist Church
Young Couple Party At Highland Ave Home
Miss Elsa Ashmore hosted six couples of high school friends at her Highland avenue home on Wednesday evening. Music and refreshments were enjoyed in an informal gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa Ashmore
Highland Avenue
Dance at Gilmore hall hosts eighty five couples
Informality marked the Wednesday Night club dance in Gilmore hall on Wednesday evening. Eighty five couples attended and the music was excellent.
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Gilmore Hall
Seven Cent Social Set by YWCTU at Oak Street Home
The YWCTU plans a seven cent social at Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Martin’s Oak street home on Tuesday evening May 12. It is the first social in two months and guests should bring seven cents for a small article. Mrs. Martin will lead a parliamentary drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Martin
Oak Street
Engagement Announcement At Card Party In Wilkinsburg
Miss Emma Sample of Wilkinsburg engaged to Mr. James F. Rhodes of this city announced during a West North street card party hosted by Miss Harriet Stevenson. Guests included Miss Grace Jones and Miss Watts. June wedding anticipated. Rhodes family ties, cement business connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Stevenson
West North Street
Emma Sample
Wilkinsburg
James F. Rhodes
Marie Wilson
Fred Clemens
Miss Sample
Rhodes
George Winter
Grace Jones
Sharon
Watts
Williamsport
Frank P. Butz
Hendrickson Avenue
Charles Rhodes
East County Line Street
New Castle Portland Cement Company
Portersville
M. W. Leslie & Co
Local Club Meetings And Officers Elections Noted
Mrs Helen Hamilton hosts the X Y Z club for its annual officers election. P E O Sisterhood social at Miss Carrie Jeffrey’s Barber Place home. Mrs S A Krohn to entertain Y P C U of Second United Presbyterian church. Musical club executive board to meet at the church at 9 45. Wednesday Morning Musical club meets First Baptist church at 10 with Miss Clara Siegle as hostess and officers to be elected. Mr and Mrs E I Phillips host Basket club at North Beaver Street. Highland 500 club hosted by Mrs W G Price on Reis Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hamilton
North Street
X. Y. Z. Club
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Carrie Jeffrey
Barber Place
S. A. Krohn
Neshannock Avenue
Second United Presbyterian Church
Musical Club
First Baptist Church
Clara Siegle
E. I. Phillips
North Beaver Street
Basket
W. G. Price
Reis Street
Picnic Arrangements by Current Events Circle
A committee led by Mrs Harry Preston Mrs William Dunlap Mrs J B Dunwoody and Mrs William Carpenter will organize the annual picnic for the Current Events circle of 1906 at Cascade Park in June. After the program at Mrs Carpenter's Crawford avenue home, members adjourned to meet in two weeks with Mrs Nevin Carson of Wallace and Highland avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Preston
William Dunlap
J. 8. Dunwoody
William Carpenter
Cascade Park
Crawford Avenue
Nevin Carson
Wallace and
Highland Avenues
Florence Brown to be organist for new pipe organ
Miss Florence Brown of Youngstown, well known locally, will serve as organist for the Rodef Sholem temple pipe organ purchased for 1500 dollars. The instrument is being installed and will be used for the first time next month.
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Florence Brown
Youngstown
Rodef Sholem Temple
P. E. O. Sisterhood Social At Miss Carrie Jeffery’s Home
Invitations go out for a Friday evening egg social hosted at Miss Carrie Jeffrey’s Barbour Place home. The event is described as a pleasant social gathering with the P. E. O. Sisterhood organizing it.
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P. E. O. Sisterhood
Carrie Jeffrey
Barbour Place
Terrace Avenue club hosts C T C girls gathering
Miss Pearl Burkhart entertained the C. T. C. girls on Terrace avenue Wednesday evening. After a social period refreshments were served. Miss Jessie Hoyland of Terrace avenue will entertain the club on Wednesday May 13.
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Pearl Burkhart
Terrace Avenue
Jessie Hoyland
Terrace Averue
Local couples attend Sharon dance at Buhl Armory
Misses Marie MacNicholas and Anna Hagan of this city and Messrs. Paul Richardson of this city and Jack Filmore of Youngstown attended a dance at the Buhl Armory in Sharon on Wednesday evening.
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Marie MacNicholas
Anna Hagan
Messrs
Paul Richardson
Jack Filmore
Youngstown
Sharon
Harvard Students Push for Liberal Athletics Policy
About one thousand undergraduates signed a petition to urge Harvard faculty toward a more liberal athletic policy. The list is growing and most students are expected to join. A mass meeting last night drew one of Harvard’s largest student gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Boston
Harvard
Birthday Party for Four Year Old Jack Young
Little Jack Young celebrated his fourth birthday with a home party at 466 Highland Avenue hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Young. Guests included Edwin Jameson Catherine Jameson Marshall McMaster Luella Cochran Robert Cooper Iva Rhodes Victor Shaddock and Helen Boyle. A pink and white luncheon followed games and light amusements making the day memorable. Mr and Mrs Henry Watkins announced the engagement of Margaret A Watkins to William G Parsons of this city with plans for a May 14 wedding at the bride’s home followed by a trip to Cleveland Detroit and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Young
Harry Young
Highland Avenue
Mrs. Young
Edwin and
Catherine Jameson
Marshall McMasters
Luella Cochran
Robert Cooper
Iva Rhodes
Victor Shaddock
Helen Boyle
Henry Watkins
Hanna Street
Margaret A. Watkins
William G. Parsons
Fifth Ward
Cleveland
Detroit
Buffalo
The Cascade Presents Weeklong Vaudeville Attractors
The Cascade management offers a matinee and performances through the week featuring Task and Gladden society entertainers singing and dancing Bessie Babb baritone classical and popular selections Jerome Casper solo comic monologue Willard Sandsear illustrated song Gill and Aker ventriloquists from the Keith circuit serving strong vaudeville acts for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Cascade
Task
Gladden
Bessie Babb
Jerome Casper
Willard Sandsear
Gill and Aker
Keith
Nellie Mobley Released After False Pretense Charge
Nellie Mobley, charged with obtaining money under false pretense, secured release after arranging with J. E. Macom who testified before Alderman Ranney. She faced accusations of selling goods for 15 dollars that belonged to a furniture dealer and had not been paid for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Mobley
J. E. Macom
Alderman Ranney
Religious Services Planned at Almira Home and First Baptist
Rev C G Leatherman of the English Lutheran church will conduct services at the Almira Home Friday at 3 PM. On Sunday at 3 PM the First Baptist Sunday school will lead the Bible school class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Leatherman
English Lutheran Church
Almira
First Baptist Sunday School
Italian Near Franklin Convicted for Killing a Robin
An Italian resident near Franklin was found guilty before an alderman for killing a robin. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs and ordered to serve 25 days in jail when unable to pay.
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Franklin
Robin
Paine pays costs in window damage case before Alderman Rainey
Robert Paine charged by S Fisher with maliciously breaking a ten dollar window settled yesterday before Alderman Rainey by paying costs and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Paine
S. Fisher
Alderman Rainey
Michael Settles Larceny Case In City Alderman Court
Jess Michael faced charges of larceny of $12 filed by W. J. Michael. He settled the matter at Alderman Ranney's by paying the costs and arranging with W. J. for the $12 settlement. The information was withdrawn.
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Jess Michael
W. J. Michael
Alderman Ranney
W. J
What Makes the Man at Epworth Church Tonight
Rev. Wm. Ransfield speaks on character at Epworth church this evening at 8 under the Standard Bearers. Admission is 25 cents.
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Wm. Ransfield
Epworth Church
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Sharon Dance
Cascade Vaudeville
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RL. Matthews Electric CO
H and Mill
Michael Settles
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New Castle
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Hese Tadinst
Gees
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Aper
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Brussels
Wilton
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Nottingham
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Seitk
Miller & Miller
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Chicago
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