Quiet wedding in Slippery Rock Presbyterian church
Grace Walker of Ellwood City and Bernard Benford a printer for the Ellwood Citizen were married Saturday at 3 PM at the Slippery Rock Presbyterian parsonage. The couple, accompanied by Mrs. George Sperry, will reside in Ellwood City after a short wedding trip.
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Slipperyrock Presbyterian Parsonage
Grace Walker
Bernard Benford
Ellwood City
George Sperry
Chicago
W. Scott McCaslin
Pittsburg Street
David 8. Walker
Standard Car and Forge Works
Benford
Ellwood
Tennis outing honors Miss Hewitt and guests at club
A Toledo compliment to Miss Isabelle Hewitt featured a Saturday tennis match at the Country club with guests Miss Freda Graves and Miss Christella Milne of White Plains N Y staying with Miss Frances Hamilton of North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Hewitt
Toledo
Donald Lusk
Pinestreet
Miss Hewitt
Freda Graves
Christella Milne
White Plains
N. Y
Frances Hamilton
North Street
Locke Family Reunion at Cascade Park August 18
The Locke family reunion is set for Tuesday August 18 at Cascade park overlapping with the Old Timers picnic scheduled there. The notice urges attendees to arrive early and bring picnic provisions.
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Cascade Park
Locke
Orchestra club to practice at Miss Mabel McCand’s home
The Orchestra club will hold practice at the home of Miss Mabel McCandless on Pittsburg Street Tuesday evening.
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Mabel McCandless
Pittsburg Street
Local Residents Dined at Kennedys Mills Sunday
Miss Mabel Frew Grace Love Edward Stoner and Earl Bell drove to Kennedys Mills for supper Sunday afternoon.
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Mabel Frew
Grace Love
Edward Stoner
Earl Bell
Kennedys Mills
Quiet Week in City Social Circles
The city social scene slows for a week with several informal events. Highlights include Fellows dance at Cascade Park, Knights of Pythias dance at Rock Point, and Thursday Night dance at the park. Various receptions, picnics, and club gatherings are listed for local residents and visitors.
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Fellows
Cascade Park
Knights of Pythias
Rock Point
the Park
Sunday excursion to Mc Connell’s mills draws locals
The warm Sunday drew many locals to the country for a day trip. Among those visiting Mc Connell's mills were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pearce and children, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sigel, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Graham and baby, Miss Marietta Zerner, Misses Helen and Hazel Riley, Messrs. Edward Connery and Eber Cook.
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McConnell’s Mills
Charles Pearce
J. H. Sigel
Harry Graham
Marietta Zerner
Helen
Hazel Riley
Edward Connery
Eber Cook
Picnic Planned in Honor of Miss Hazel Smail
In honor of Miss Hazel Smail of Braddock the guest of Miss Hazel Mills of Boyles avenue a party of young folks will give a picnic at the park Friday evening. Miss Smail will stay in the city until Saturday when Miss Mills will accompany her home.
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Hazel Smail
Braddock
Hazel Mills
Boyles Avenue
Miss Sail
Miss Mills
Local residents listed as visiting relatives and traveling
Mrs. James Burke of Lowellville is visiting relatives in the city. Benjamin W. Johnson of Leasure Avenue leaves for a trip to Boston and New York. Mrs. C Saxton of Greenville visits Miss Minnie Nickum in East North Street. Miss Cora Wellar of Pittsburgh visits Miss Belle Braham on Willard Avenue. George R. Love of Pine Street leaves for Coatesville for a new position. E W Williams visits daughter Mrs. Fred Boal in Weymouth Middlesex. Chester Johnson visits cousin Victor Johnson of Lowellville. Mrs. E P Morrison and son Ralph visit friends in Cleveland. Miss Elizabeth Gilliland of Sharon visits Miss Elizabeth Veach on Highland Avenue. Miss Margaret Graham of Volant visits her brother A M Graham on Shaw Street. Harry Jourdan of Slippery Rock visits Mr and Mrs J G Clements on South Walnut Street. John B McCurley of North Beaver Township and Robert Patterson of Mt Jackson are seriously ill. Master Lawrence Fehl visits uncle Andrew Fehl in Petersville. Nellie McCormick and May Hanna of East Long Avenue spend Sunday with friends in Sharpsville. Elizabeth Neff returns from a three week visit to Gettysburg Harrisburg York Steelton and New.
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James Burke
Lowellvill
Benjamin W. Johnson
Leasure Avenue
Boston
New York
C . Saxton
Greenville
Minnie Nickum
East North Street
Cora Wellar
Pittsburg
Belle Braham
Willard Avenue
George R. Love
Pine Street
Coatesville
E. W. Williams
Fred Boal
Weyt Middlesex
Chester Johnson
Victor Johnson
Lowellville
E. P. Morrison
Ralph
East Side
Cleveland
Elizabeth Gilliland
Sharon
Elizabeth Veach
Highland Avenue
Margaret Graham
Volant
A. M. Graham
Shaw Street
Harry Jourdan
Slippery Rock
J. G. Clements
South Walnut Street
John B. McCurley
North Beaver Township
Robert Patterson
Mt. Jackson
Lawrence Fehl
Chestnut Street
Andrew Fehl
Petersville
Nellie McCormick
May Hanna
East Long Avenue
Sharpsville
Elizabeth Neff
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
York
Steelton
New
Cumberland
Shermantown
Pennsylvania
Davies
Roy Niggel
Mary Johnston
Lowsville
Anabelle Cutler
Youngstown
Mabel McCandless
Patrick Calahan
Howard
Croton Avenue
Alfred Pearce
Charles Pearce
North Mercer Street
Arthur Morgan
Elizabeth Morgan
County Line Street
Dunlap
Marian
BE. S. Cooper
North Mill Street
Lottie Nicklin
West Falls
Beaver Falls
Fred Hartman
Zelienople
William Fehl
Florence Baird
Nestannock Avenue
Julia March-Baird
Cleeland
Detroit
Toledo
Canton
Chester McFarland
Tampa
Fla
Local residents and visitors caravan through county towns
Cumberland and Shermantown residents are joined by visitors from Pittsburg, Youngstown, Cleveland, and Beaver Falls. The column lists pairs of travelers, family visits, and weekend trips including Mrs Davies, Miss Johnston, Miss Cutler, Mrs Calahan, Mrs Pearce, Arthur Morgan, and multiple families touring Cleveland, Detroit, and other cities.
New Carpets And Rugs In All Sizes For 2002
Local store advertises a wide range of carpets and room-size rugs with prices from $12.50 each. Highlights include new fad patterns for 2002 appealing to budget buyers.
Croton WCTU Meeting Planned at Mrs Bay Home
The Croton W C T U will meet Tuesday at 2 30 PM at Mrs John Bay's Croton avenue home. Percy Mayers will present a review of the state convention.
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Croton
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