June Wedding at St Marys Church Figures in Local Society
Miss Catherine O Leary of 4 West Morton Street and Mr John J Maher of West Washington Street plan a June 15 wedding at St Marys Church with Rev Father O Shea officiating. Bridesmaid is Miss Anna O Leary and best man James A Maher. A wedding breakfast at the bride’s home follows. The couple will reside at 427 West Washington Street after a lake trip. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael P O Leary. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs James H Maher, works at Citizens National Bank and is a Grand Knight of the Knights of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine O'Leary
West Morton Street
John J. Maher
West Washington Street
St. Mary's Church
Father O'Shea
Anna O'Leary
James A. Maher
Housedane
West
Washington Street
Michael P. O'Leary
James H. Maher
Citizens National Bank
Knights of Columbus
Lusk and Griffith Plan Quiet Thursday Wedding
Miss Alma Lusk of Pine street to wed Mr. John Ferdinand Griffith of Wood street. Ceremony at Dr. E. E. Higley’s First Methodist parsonage with no attendants. After a brief trip they will establish housekeeping at 65 Pine street in their furnished home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Lusk
Pine Street
John Ferdinand Griffith
Wood Street
E. E B. Higley
First Methodist Church
Osburn Circle Social Hosts Plans Next Meeting
With Miss Pearl Morrow of Boyles avenue as hostess the Osburn circle held an enjoyable Tuesday evening session. Regular business was transacted and members enjoyed games music and refreshments. Assisting the hostess was Mrs John White. The next meeting in two weeks will be with Miss Mary Kegrice of Neshannock avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Morrow
Boyles Avenue
Osburn Circle
John White
Mary Kegrice
Neshannock Avenue
Hershey Chapter Holds Regular Meeting at First Presbyterian
The Hershey Chapter met Tuesday evening at the First Presbyterian church. Miss Elizabeth McCready spoke on Alaska and Miss Kathleen Jenkins led the devotional. In two weeks the meeting will be with Miss Eva Patterson of Boyles Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
First Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth McCready
Alaska
Kathleen Jenkins
Eva Patterson
Boyles Avenue
McConnell Family Reunion Set at Volant College
The descendants of Dennis McConnell will hold their annual reunion at Volant College on Friday June 24. This event gathers relatives for a day of shared memories and reunion activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis McConnell
Volant College
Last Oratorio Meeting for Summer
The Handel Oratorio society held its final summer meeting Tuesday evening with Mrs. Harris presiding in the president’s absence. Secretary Dr. J. N. Emery reported receipts of 1846.74 and a 316.39 shortage, noting only 275 was drawn from the treasury. Auditors were named and members praised the recent Schumann-Heink recital as a success. The annual election was postponed to fall, with plans for a November concert including works such as The Deluge and The Song of the Winds, possibly at the Sunday tabernacle for low ticket prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handel Oratorio Society
W. H. Falls
D. KR. Harris
J. N. Emery
Society For Music
Emery
Alice Cubbison
Mary Clarke
Fred Davidson
Oratorio Society
Patterson
Officers Elected At Final Meeting Of Car Rent Events Circle
The Tuesday session at Mrs. Frank C. Douds home elected officers for the Car Rent Events circle, including President Mrs. J. A. Breckenridge and Vice Presidents Mrs. T. A. Kimes and Mrs. F. C. Douds. The group approved committees, pledged donations to Visiting Nurse association and Children's Day Nursery, and announced next week’s picnic with each member inviting one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrent
Frank C. Douds
Croton Avenue
Presi
J. A. Breckenridge
T.A. Kimes
F. C. Douds
Visiting Nurse Association
Children’s Day Nursery
Mrs Melinda Douts Celebrates 75th Birthday at East New Castle
A large group of friends gathered at J. R. Douts home in East New Castle to honor Mrs. Melinda Douts on her 75th birthday. The day included merriment and a bountiful dinner decorated with potted plants and ferns. Guests from out of town included Mr. and Mrs. William Nicklin of Jackson Center and Mrs. Mary Matthews of Grove City among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melinda Douts
J. R. Douts
East New Castle
Frank Spencer
Grove City
Mary Matthews
M. Dout
Sharon
Quiet City Marriage Ties Miss Mary J Roberts to Charles F Fike
At the home of Rev. J. L. Stratton 11 Hays avenue on Tuesday afternoon at eight o'clock the marriage of Miss Mary J Roberts and Mr. Charles Fike was solemnized. Both are well known and Mr. Fike works in Aliquippa. they will reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Stratton
Hays Avenue
Mary J. Roberts
Charles F. Fike
J P H Cunningham Heads North For Ontario Fishing
J P H Cunningham of North Jefferson Street left this morning for Bic Ontario to spend a few weeks fishing and relaxing in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. H. Cunningham
North Jefferson Street
Bic
Ontario
Canada
Many Prominent Folks Wed Today
Several well known couples tied the knot in quiet ceremonies across the area. Ethelyn Elliott and Charles T. Metzler wed at the Elliott home with a pink and white wedding breakfast, then plan an eastern trip and home at 206 Centennial street after July 1. Maude Wright and Henry C. McMullen wed in Sharpsville with a simple service and return to their Pearson street home for a modest dinner. Hattie Hemphill and Edward Perry married at Trinity Episcopal church with a small gathering due to family illness, no honeymoon planned, and they proceed to Mannington. Jennie May Hammett and Clinton Ellsworth Mengle were married at Hammett home with Dr. Higley officiating, then depart for a wedding trip and reside at 56 Cro avenue. Mengle works with Fisher and Mengle and is a notable Elk member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Elliott
Boyles Avenue
Ethelyn Elliott
Charles T. Metzler
E. E. Higley
First Methodist Church
Centennial Street
Emily Sheller
Pittsburg
J. A. Parsons
Sharpsville
Maude Wright
Henry C. McMullen
Pearson Street
Pearson Building
Eliza J. Wright
T. J. Wright
Pittsburg Street
McMulen
Upworth Methodist Church
Epworth League
Hattie Hemphill
Court Street
Edward Perry
Mannington
W. Va
Trinity Episcopal Church
Milton Perry
Albert Hemphill
Jennie May Hammett
Croton Avenue
Clinton Ellsworth Mengle
Grant Street
Elizabeth Hammett
Banquet and dances mark community events at local parks
The article lists multiple social gatherings including a banquet in Fidelis hall with Vera Bender and Rachel Sample entertaining Mammosa girls, a Thursday Sewing circle picnic at the park, the first Thursday Night dance at Cascade park, and the MacQuiston family reunion at the park. It also mentions Kensington groups hosting picnics and entertaining neighbors, nurse graduates at Shenango Valley hospital, and a Sunday school picnic honoring Miss Gladys Rhodes and Miss America Burnsides at Croton avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. of
R. T
Fidelis Hall
Vera Bender
Rachel Sample
Mammosa
Cascade Park
MacQuiston
Kensington
Sunshine Kensington
Florence Carters
Falls Street
Lafayette Short
Richelieu Avenue
Shenango Valley Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
Jordan Botts
M. J. M W. Kensington
Sue Cramer
Marian Hover
Croton Avenue
Gladys Rhodes
America Burnsides
Ladies League Social Hosted by Mrs Biddle
Mrs Phoebe Biddle of Neshannock avenue hosted the Ladies League of the Protected Home circle Tuesday evening with social refreshments after business. The next meeting is planned for two weeks at the home of Mrs S Johns of 24 Miller street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Biddle
Neshannock Avenue
Ladies League of the Protected Home Circle
S. Johns
Miller Street
New Waterford Hosts Weekend House Party
Mr and Mrs S P Johnston of New Waterford assisted by Mr and Mrs Joseph Taylor entertained at a weekend house party Mr and Mrs J B Jameson and Kenneth Leslie of New Castle. Miss Naomi Masters of this city is a guest at the Johnston residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Johnston
New Waterford
Joseph Taylor
J. B. Jameson
Kenneth Leslie
New Castle
Naomi Masters
Johnston
Missionary Meeting of Ladies' Society Held Friday
The Ladies' Missionary society of the Reformed Presbyterian Church will meet Friday afternoon at 2 30 oclock for a planned session and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
Senior Class Has Merry Time Commencement Event
An informal senior reception at Miss Elizabeth Douds home on Croton Avenue marked the week of graduation. Guests included the class, faculty, Prof. and Mrs. T. A. Kimes, and Mrs. Frank C. Douds. Flowers and a noon collation complemented a surprise china shower for Elizabeth Snyder, fiancée of Charles McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Douds
Croton Avenue
T. A. Kimes
Frank C. Douds
Frances
Amna Leavy
Helen Watson
Cleveland
Elizabeth Snyder
Charles McKee
Teachers Host Annual Basket Dinner at Lincoln and Garfield
For several years the Lincoln and Garfield schools held a basket dinner at the school today. A delicious menu delighted participants as teachers shared in the communal meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln and Garfield
Little Miss Elizabeth Reis Hosts M M Club After School
Elizabeth Reis of East Street hosted the M M girls after school on Wednesday with games and a dainty lunch. In two weeks Miss Elizabeth Smith of Wallace Avenue will entertain the group and a picnic is being discussed though plans are not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Reis
East Street
M. M
Elizabeth Smith
Wallace Avenue
Highland guest at Uniontown Country Club bridge event
Miss Jean Snyder of Highland Avenue was among out of town guests at a large bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. James B. Hogg at the Uniontown Country Club on Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Snyder
Highland Avenue
James B. Hogg
Uniontown Country Club
Porch party hosted for D. O. T. K. girls
Mrs Wallace Pitzer of 425 Liberty Street will host a porch party Thursday evening for the D. O. T. K. girls and their friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Pitzer
Liberty Street
Picnic Delayed by Unstable Weather Thursday
Unstable forecast prompts postponement of Thursday picnic as organizers monitor conditions. Officials urge residents to watch for updated notices and relocate activities if needed.
Monedys Take Short Sojourn to Atlantic City
Mr and Mrs William F Monedy of Delaware Avenue are spending a few weeks in Atlantic City for a brief rest and recreation citing travel as a seasonal pleasure activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Monedy
Delaware Avenue
Atlantic City
Indoor gathering replaces outdoor perk for honors
The Miss Sue Cramer Sunday school class altered the event honoring Gladys Rhodes and America Burnsides to an indoor gathering at Miss Marian Hover's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Cramer
Gladys Rhodes
America Burnsides
Marian Hover
Epworth Church Missionary Ladies Meet at Mrs Parsons Home
The Ladies Foreign Missionary Society of Epworth Church will meet at Mrs Parsons home on Mixon Street Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Foreign Missionary Society of
Epworth Church
Ladies' Aid Meeting at Croton Avenue Church
The Ladies' Aid Society of Croton Avenue M E Church will meet Thursday at 2 30 PM in the Sunday school room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Croton Avenue
M. E. Church
Kensington Club Meeting Altered by Uncooperative Weather
The G. N. N. Kensington meeting was changed due to disagreeable weather, leaving attendees unsure of plans and postponing scheduled discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. N. Kensington
Postponed Event Rescheduled for Next Tuesday
Sington has been postponed until next Tuesday with Miss Ethel Wimner of Scott Street named hostess for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sington
Ethel Wimner
Scott Street
Highland woman returns from two month western trip
Mrs. C. J. Kirk of Highland Avenue has come home after a two month journey to Seattle Washington and various California locations. She traveled with Mrs. J. M. Clapp of Washington D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Kirk
Highland Avenue
Seattle
Wash
California
J. M. Clapp
Washington, D. C
Sunshine Kensington Meeting Postponed to June 16
The meeting scheduled for Thursday with Mrs. Florence Carter of Falls Street has been postponed until June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Kensington
Florence Carter
Falls Street
Nixon Club Meeting Engages Mrs. Hopwood Host
Mrs. Belle Hopwood of Waldo street will entertain the Nixon club Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Hopwood
Waldo Street
Nixon Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
ST. Mary’s Church
Lusk-Griffith
McConnell Reunion
Euwer
Euwer’s
Mather Bros. CO
East Washington Street
Roberts Fike
Elliott Metzler
Wright-McMullen
Hemphill-Perry
Ladies’ League
Woman of Fashion
Tillman
Chambray
United States
Suspenders
Men's Finest
Cihte and
Sieone
Sufietienue Fe
Dennison
Metzler
Bridge
Biles
Washington St
Istieff
Planos
Johnston’ S Music Store
Ladies’ Aid Society
C. W. Nolan & CO
E. Washington Street
C. L. Snyder
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