Reed Wible Wedding Planned for July Fourteenth
Miss Anna Reed will marry Rev Clarence Wible of Volant on Tuesday July 14 at 4 30 in the afternoon. The ceremony occurs at the bride’s parents home in Volant with a small gathering of relatives from the city. The bride elect is a noted pianist and has lived with her sister Mrs W E Waddington. Rev Wible serves as pastor of the Volant Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Reed
Clarence Wible
Volant
J. H. Reed
W. E. Waddington
Wildwood Avenue
Wible
Volant Presbyterian Church
Y W C A Rooms Open During Secretary's July Vacation
The Y W C A will keep its rooms open as usual while secretary Miss Erhardt is away on vacation. She left Tuesday for Silver Bay to attend a conference and will be on vacation throughout July.
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Miss Erhardt
Silver Bay
Debate at Youngstown on Which Would Make Better President Taft or Bryan
Prominent speakers will attend the Youngstown event for a debate titled Which Would Make the Better President Taft or Bryan. Fundraising will benefit the Crittenden home with a $250 prize for the winning side.
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Youngstown
Labor Day
Taft
Bryan
Crittenden
Gee Ging Wah Departs for Hong Kong Home
Gee Ging Wah, a well known China man, has left for his home in Hong Kong, China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee Ging Wah
Hong Kong
China
Quiet Weddings Brighten Parsonage and Butler Avenue
Two weddings described in a single notice. Carrie Beck and Paul Gilbert wed at Rev. J. H. Miller’s parsonage, then plan a Cleveland lake trip and a Sebring home. Eleanor Randall and Charles Morrow married at her parents’ home with a small ceremony and later visit Mahoningtown and Cleveland before settling on Scott Street.
Thursday events for Washington Union council meeting and clubs
Washington Union council No. 43 holds its regular session in the Jackson block. The Ladies league of the Protected Home Circle plans a Cascade Park picnic. A Thursday night dance will be held at the park. Mrs Anna Edminston of Taylor street will entertain the D of A Kensington all day. Mrs Charles Craig of Ralph avenue will host the Utopia club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Union Council
Jackson Block
Ladies’ League
Protected Home Circle
Cascade Park
Anna Edminston
Taylor Street
A. Kensington
Charles Craig
Ralph Avenue
Utopia Club
New Bedford Couple Serenaded After Wedding
Mr and Mrs C C Johnson of New Bedford returned from their wedding trip to a Tuesday evening party of friends and relatives who gave them a traditional serenade. Some guests wore masks and all enjoyed the lively gathering. Before the marriage Mrs Johnson was Miss Mary Guillford of Spruce Hill.
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C. C. Johnson
New Bedford
Couple from Hartford wed in Hiram trip to college
Mr and Mrs J Franklin Baxter of the Seventh ward return home after a wedding trip to Hiram Ohio. They were married more than a week ago at Hartford Ohio and spent the week at Hiram College where they were classmates. Mrs Baxter formerly Miss Lea Terrine now they reside on Liberty street and begin housekeeping.
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J. Franklin Baxter
Seventh Ward
Hiram, O
Hartford, O
Hiram College
Baxter
Lea Terrine
Liberty Street
Jolly Crowd Hosts Mitchells For Tuesday Card Evening
The Jolly Crowd enjoyed a card night at Bluff street hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Mitchell. Prizes went to Mrs. Harry Brown and Mrs. James Breen. Helpers included Mrs. Walter VanHorn and Mrs. Shaffer. A luncheon was served and a park picnic is planned in two weeks.
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C. M. Mitchell
Bluff Street
Harry Brown
James Breen
Walter VanHorn
Shaffer
Pleasant Event for Associates at Mrs Kissinger's Home
Card club associates hosted by Mrs Sarah Kissinger at North street Tuesday evenings featured progressive pedro with prizes to Mrs James Shaffer William Reader and Mrs Blood Espyville. A Y W C T U social at the Butler sisters home followed with games talks and refreshments then a Methodist women’s mission picnic planned for Friday at Mrs Eli Covert’s Youngstown road area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Card Club
Sarah Kissinger
Nixon Club
North Street
Blood
Espyville
Margaret Williams
Grove City
Margaret Harvard
West Pittsburg
J. W. Sankey
Pedro
James Shaffer
William Reader
Mrs. Gill
Helen Gill
Helen Mooder
Elizabeth
Debra Sankey
J. W. McCreary
Court Street
Orchestra club concert hosted by Paul Mc Candless
A Tuesday evening program by the Orchestra club was hosted by Paul Mc Candless of North Street. After the performance, refreshments were served and Miss Mc Candless of Pittsburgh Street will entertain the club next week.
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Orchestra Club
Paul McCandless
North Street
Miss McCandless
Pittsburg Street
Picnic for the American Women's Guild at Pattons home
Members of the American Women's Guild and their families will enjoy a picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs J Y Patton on the Harlandsburg road on Saturday July 4. Hay wagons will meet the crowd at the Croton car line end promptly at 9 30 o clock.
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Eli Covert
Youngstown Road
Youngstown
Scotland Lane
American Women's Guild
J. Y. Patton
Harlansburg Road
Croton
Ruth Mason Celebrates Third Birthday at Nemo Street Party
Little Ruth Mason turned three on Tuesday and marked the occasion with a party for her young friends at her parents home on Nemo street. The children enjoyed games and refreshments during the afternoon.
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Ruth Mason
Nemo Street
Mrs Alice Shelton Hosts Kensington Thursday Afternoon
Mrs. Alice Shelton of Sampson street will entertain M. J. M. W. Kensington on Thursday afternoon in a social gathering.
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M. J. M. W. Kensington
Alice Shelton
Sampson Street
Miss Stella Young Hosts Alameda Club Thursday Evening
Miss Stella Young of Pittsburg street will entertain the Alameda club Thursday evening, inviting members to a social gathering at her home.
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Stella Young
Pittsburg Street
Alameda Club
Trimmed Hats Half Price at Blevins Store
A local ad notes half price hats at Blevins, located at 215 East North Street, ZIP 26716. The message emphasizes limited sale pricing and the address for shoppers.
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Blevins
East North Street
Merriman sisters depart for Lake Erie cottage stay
The Misses Pearl Lillian Mary and Kate Merriman of Upworth Street left Wednesday for North Girard to spend a month at a Lake Erie cottage. Their parents will join them later.
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Pearl
Lillian
Mary
Kate Merriman
Upworth Street
North Girard
Lake Erie
Ray Street Mission Plans Bible Lantern Entertainment
The Ray street mission will provide a Bible and Magic lantern show Wednesday at 7 45 o clock. The event aims mainly at children and is expected to draw a large audience.
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Ray Street
Musicale Friday by Joseph Reynolds at Boyles Avenue
Joseph Reynolds of Boyles avenue will entertain with a stag party on Friday evening. The event will interest members of the Royal quartet and a few friends attending the private musicale.
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Joseph Reynolds
Boyles Avenue
Royal Quartet
Fullerton Sharp Reunion Planned at Covert Station Home
The Fullerton Sharp reunion will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Fullerton of Covert station on Saturday, August 15.
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Fullerton-Sharp
Miss Minnie Clifford Plans Baltimore Home
Miss Minnie Clifford of North street sails to Baltimore Maryland to establish her future home.
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Minnie Clifford
North Street
Baltimore, Md
Missionary Meeting Set by Ladies of First Baptist
The Ladies Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will hold a meeting Thursday afternoon.
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Ladies’ Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Davidson Reunion At W H Marshall Home
Davidson reunion to be held at the Chewton home of W H Marshall on Saturday July 4 with local attendees expected to gather for the event.
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Davidson
W. H. Marshall
Chewton
Local residents visit and return home across several cities
The city sees a series of social visits as residents travel to Beaver Falls, Espyville, Fulerton, Portersville, Youngstown, New York, Pittsburg, and other towns. Guests include Mrs. Blood, Miss Marks, Mrs. Hanity, Miss Winter, Mrs. Black, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Spery, Dr. Davis, and many more, with returns and relocations noted.
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Thomas Miquel
George Spery
Chicago
Macie - Ankney
Niles
William Dunnaphen
Girard
C. D. Ankney
Jerry Eliott
Greeley
Colo
W. R. Davis
Margaret
Flint
Mich
J. P. Hervey
North Street
George Bryan
Chestnut and
Spruce Streets
George McAfoos
Youngstown
W. Scott McCaslin
Pittsburg Street
Irene McNeen
Wilmington Avenue
Eleanor Morrow
Butler Avenue
Mrs. Cook
Saa Cian
Se ‘orndall-Morrow
Deaths of the Bay: John M. Thomas and Mrs Nancy Vermillion
John M. Thomas, 54, longtime Shenango tin mill employee, died at Shenango Valley hospital after a long illness. Survived by wife, five children in Wales, brother William Thomas, sister Mrs Anthony Phillips. Funeral Friday 2:30 pm at Benjamin Thomas residence Fulton Street. Oak Park cemetery. Nancy Vermillion, 30, wife of Joseph Roy Vermilion, died at home after tuberculosis illness following her son Roy’s 8th death. Born Beaver County March 17 1878. survived by husband and two children Elizabeth Jane and William Edward. Short services Thursday 9:30 am at home, remains to Slippery Rock for interment.
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John M. Thomas
Shenango
Shenango Valley Hospital
Mr. Thomas
Wales
Terrace Avenue
Old Country
William Thomas
Anthony Phillips
Benjamin Thomas
Fulton Street
Oak Park Cemetery
Nancy Vermillion
Joseph Roy Vermilion
Pittsburg Street
Roy
Vermilion
Beaver County
Dalrymple
Youngstown
Elizabeth Jane
Wiliam Edward
Slippery Rock
Pittsburg and Lake Erie R R Fourth of July Excursions
Special rail offer with one and one half fare round trip for the fourth of July. Tickets available through ticket agents and at stations. Opportunity to travel to excursions via Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railway.
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Pittsburg
Lake Erie R. R
Larceny by bailee charge preferrred in harbor arrest
Emerick Rosecis was arrested near the harbor on a larceny by bailee charge connected to hay fork ropes taken from a barn after he claimed to rent the farm from Mrs. Myers. Mrs. Myers had demanded the ropes and caused the arrest. Another note: Mrs. Potter Palmer plans to end her London social campaign and return to the United States to host the bridal party for the July 27 wedding of her son and Pauline Kohlseat.
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Emerick Rosecis
John Stewart
Roscis
Chicago
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UMMA
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Carrie Beck
Paul Gilbert
Oak Street
J. H. Miller
Young Street
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Harriet Beck
Roy Gilbert
Cleveland
Sebring
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Gilbert
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Mahoningtown
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Y. W. C. T. U. Social
Christine
Jean Butler
W. S. Crawford
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Edna Covert
Guild
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Stag Musicale
Fullerton-Sharp Reunion
Kodaker
Kodaks
Euwers
All Department
Miss Watkins
Alex. Smith
New York City
R. L. Matthews
Beaver Falls
Mrs. Blood
George Rae
Fulkerson Street
Jeannett Marks
Portersville
F. S. Hanity
Youngestown
Reed Winner
E. Cecelia Winter
New York
Mary T. Winter
North Mill Street
M. L. Black
New Martinsville
H. A. Zeigler
North Mercer Street
Alvina Miller
O. P. Sedgwick
Bay Street
J. Roy Vermillion
Haskel
Weil-Haskel
People's Mortgage Loan CO
Herb D. McGoun
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