June Wedding Promises Pretty Local Event
Fred J. Gorman former New Castle man and Miss Ethelyn Keller of Louisville announce their June 25 wedding at the bride’s father's home in Louisville. Gorman, a Spanish-American War cavalry veteran, later worked in newspapers and now serves on the St. Louis Globe Democrat staff. Keller taught in Louisville schools. The couple plans a bridal trip possibly to New Castle. Local friends extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Gorman
New Castle
Mary N. Thomas
Highland Avenue
Ethelyn Keller
Louisville
United States Cavalry
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Martin Keller
West Broadway
Miss Keller
Gorman
Patterson Newton Wed In Beaver Falls Home Ceremony
Miss Ellen Virginia Patterson of Rochester and Hillary Wilson Newton of Tarentum Pa were married last evening at 7 30 at the bride’s parents home in North Maryland avenue Beaver Falls by Rev W S Locke pastor of the First M E Church Witnessed by immediate family and a few friends The bride wore tan goile over silk and was attended by her sister Miss Gertrude Patterson Best man Frank Mezzino of Tarentum A wedding dinner followed and the couple went to New Castle to visit the groom’s parents before settling in Tarentum where Mr Newton is employed The bride received many presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Virginia Patterson
Rochester
Hilliary Wilson Newton
Tarentum
Alfred R. Patterson
Maryland Avenue
Beaver Falls
W. 8. Locke
M. BE
New Brighton
Gertrude Patterson
Frank Mezzino
New Castle
Mr. Newton
Local wedding unites Miss Elizabeth Blackwood and Vincent Rogers
Miss Elizabeth Jane Blackwood of Sheraden and Vincent V. Rodgers of Charlottesville Va wed at Mrs W J Blackwood's home near Pittsburg. The bride, a Geneva College graduate and former Pittsburg teacher, had five sisters as attendants, including Margaret who married David Simpson the prior evening. The couple plans a bridal trip and will reside in Charlottesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jane
W. J. Blackwood
Sheraden
Pittsburg
Vincent V. Rodgers
Charlottsville
Blackwood
T. J. Blackwood
Geneva College
Margaret
David Simpson
Rodgers
Morrison-Vanished? Morrison Family Marriage in Seattle
Invitations announce the marriage of Phillips Morrison son of Hon and Mrs Morrison to Miss Ethel Daphne Young on Thursday June 1 at the Young residence in Seattle. After September 1 the couple will reside at 620 Belmont avenue Seattle. Louise Morrison, sister of the groom, is visiting in town and will return home before the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Morrison
Hon
Enis M. Morrison
Seattle
Wash
Ethel Daphne Young
M. Howard Young
Young
Thirteenth Avenue
Belmont
Grade No 9 Pupils Enjoy Picnic Outing
The pupils of grade No 9 at Martin Gantz school, with Professor George Thompson and Miss Nora Bighmy, dismissed early on Friday and rode by trolley to New Bedford. They walked to McCready's woods for a picnic supper despite a threatening sky, and the afternoon and evening proved fine with a merry group of young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Gantz
George Thompson
Nora Bighmy
New Bedford
McCready’s Woods
Ellwood High School sixth annual commencement at opera house
Friday night the Ellwood High School held its sixth annual commencement in the opera house. Five senior girls presented solos and readings including Miss Edna Book, Miss Maud Liebendorfer, Miss Blanche Brown, Miss Tacie Anderson, and Miss Mabel Davidson. The students have made an exceptionally fine record.
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Ellwood High School
Opera House
Edna Book
Maud Liebendorfer
Blanche Brown
Tacie Anderson
Mabel Davidson
Picnicers Flock to McConnells Mills on Memorial Day
On a cold Memorial Day many locals chose outdoor trips to nearby resorts. McConnells Mills on Slithery Rock drew several picnicking parties including Mr and Mrs Albert Simpson and Jay Simpson of Neshannock avenue, Mr and Mrs William Austin Potter of North Street, and Miss Margaret E Mizner, stenographer at the D. and P. Telephone company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnells Mills
Albert Simpson
Jay, Simpson
Neshannock Avenue
William Austin Potter
North Street
Margaret E. Mizner
D. & P. Telephone Company
Winter Stevenson wedding planned for June in Shar on
The marriage of George Winter a prominent Shar on businessman and Miss Tillie Stevenson eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs James Stevenson of North Street is set for Thursday June 11 at St Marys church on North Beaver Street. Many cards will be issued and several social functions are planned for Miss Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Winter
Sharon
Tillie Stevenson
James Stevenson
North Street
St. Mary's Church
North Beaver Street
Quiet Leesburg Home Wedding Seals Minnie McConnell to Sherman Drake
A quiet home wedding occurred at William McConnell’s Leesburg residence as his eldest daughter Minnie married Sherman Drake of Balm. The ceremony was conducted by Minnie’s brother Rev W G McConnell, pastor of the Fourth An church in New Castle, on a date not fully stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McConnell
Leesburg
Miss Minnie
Sherman Drake
Balm
W. G. McConnell
Fourth An
New Castle
Balm-Mercer Press Announces Post June 1 Home Gathering
A brief notice states Wednesday at 12 noon with hosts at their Balm home to receive friends after June 1. No further details on attendees or occasion are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Press
Wedding of Enos McClure and Anna Young Leads Week
Enos McClure of Sharon and Miss Anna Young of this city are set to wed in a Wednesday evening ceremony. On Monday evening, friends gathered at Miss Crawford’s home to surprise Miss Young with a miscellaneous shower on Walnut street, presenting gifts and sharing in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos McClure
Sharon
Anna Young
Miss Young
Miss Crawford
Walnut Street
McCabe Jenkins Wedding Set in Coraopolis Home
In Coraopolis on Wednesday evening June 3 the wedding of W. T. McCabe and Miss Nellie Jenkins will be solemnized at the bride’s mother Mrs. L. M. Jenkins home. The groom, a popular local businessman and brother of Dr. A. D. McCabe, is well known here and sweet little Margaret McCabe will be the flower girl as friends from the city travel to attend.
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Coraopolis
W. T. McCabe
Nellie Jenkins
A. D. McCabe
Wallace Avenue
Margaret McCabe
Rome
Birthday Drive Serenade at New Wilmington
A group of about 20 young men and women drove to New Wilmington on a Tuesday evening for Miss Nellie Flannery’s birthday celebration. They were guests at Hotel McCreary where a fine dinner was served and Westminster Glee Club serenaded them, delighting New Castle residents.
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New Wilmington
Hotel McCreary
Nellie Flannery
Westminster Glee Club
New Castle
Pretty wedding unites Nessett Garnes and Ella Barrett
A wedding Tuesday evening at 8 at Rev J A Parsons residence united Nessett Garnes of Circleville Ohio and Mrs Ella Barrett daughter of W T A Denison of Oak Street. The bridal party included a dozen guests with William Blake as best man and Mrs Williams Jasper as brides attendant. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s home before the couple departed for Circleville for their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Parsons
Kepworth Methodist Episcopal Church
Nessett Garnes
Circleville
Ella Barrett
W. T. A. Denison
Oak Street
William Blake
Butler man and Miss Stickle wed in Wallace Ave ceremony
A wedding occurred Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I A Thayer Wallace avenue. Conrad A. Hite of Butler and Miss Florence M Stickle united in marriage. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M Stickle of Neshannock avenue. Friends extend congratulations and best wishes for a long life and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Thayer
Wallace Avenue
Conrad A. Hite
Butler
Florence M. Stickle
John M. Stickle
Neshannock Avenue
Hite
Walker Shaffer Wedding Unites Charles Walker and Lillie Shaffer
Charles Walker of Neal Street married Miss Lillie Shaffer in Mercer on Sunday. Walker works at the Pennsylvania Engineering Works and the union came as a surprise to many friends. Best wishes are offered for a long and prosperous marriage.
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Charles Walker
Neal Street
Lillie Shaffer
Mercer
Walker
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
Three Weddings Tie Newport and Wampum Couples to Youngstown
William J. Veon and Susanna Ewing of Newport James Ewing and Miss Leehy M. Galbroth of Wampum Wm Turner and Miss Marian Rose of this city obtained licenses in Youngstown and were united in marriage Friends extend congratulations
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William J. Veon
Susanna Ewing
Newport
James Ewing
Leehy M. Galbroth
Wampum
Wm. Turner
Marian Rose
Youngstown
Married in Pittsburg by license and vows
Harry W. Cubbison and Miss Ella Covert of this city obtained a marriage license in Pittsburg on Tuesday and were united in matrimony. The couple are receiving the congratulations of numerous friends.
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Harry W. Cubbison
Ella Covert
Pittsburg
Mrs. Cubbison
His Last Hope Realized
A Sentinel in Gebo Montana recounts a settler's near death from severe diarrhea in 1889 after hot dry conditions. A neighbor's one bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy produced rapid relief within an hour, allowing him to sleep and recover. The piece ends noting the remedy for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Gebo
Mont
Oklahoma
Fortune
Memorial Day Oration by James M. Martin at Greenwood
Attorney James M. Martin delivered the Memorial day address at Greenwood cemetery. He urged reverence for the sacrifices of veterans, lamented the perversion of Decoration Day, and praised efforts to care for comrades’ graves. He traced origins of the nation, highlighted leaders, and discussed unity, liberty, and the slavery issue shaping the republic.
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James M. Martin
Greenwood Cemetery
Egypt
Syria
Greece
Tiber
Trafalgar
America
Perry
Lakes
Dewey
Manila
Santiago
Roosevelt
Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Amid Civil War Reflections
An ad touts Dean's Kidney Pills for urinary issues as endorsed by New Castle residents and a W N P RR clerk, followed by a lengthy civic remembrance arguing about slavery, Union victory, and the duties of citizens. The piece quotes Gen. John B. Gordon, Eugene Field, and a patriotic exhortation to live honestly and defend liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
New Castle
W. L. Pander
Youngstown
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
G Renpeather
Dean's
John B. Gordon
South
Lee
Wheeler
Nelson
Merritt
Shafter
Eugene Field
Pabstlets Aid Mrs Curtis In Stomach Trouble
Mrs Sarah W Curtis of Lee Maz says she suffered indigestion and sour stomach for some time. She credits Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with helping her eat foods she previously could not. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah W. Curtis
Lee, Maz.e
Chamberlain
Enon Cut Off Location for Pennsylvania Western Line
The final location of the Enon cut off on the Ft Wayne route to Red Bank is being planned. Pittsburg Post says authorization may come in a month or six weeks with contracts for grading. FE B Taylor, president of Pennsylvania Western, notes the road will shift through freight from the northwest system to Red Bank and via the B and A W division. A dental ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Western Railroad
Pennsylvania
Enon
Ft. Wayne
Red Bank
Pittsburg
B. Taylor
Pennsylvania Western
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Rosie Gargash
New Castle Noffett Games
New Castel
Kila Barnett
Thomas Daugherty
Myersdale
Patdna Smiley
Hazel Dell
Henry Niemi
Bessemer
Kaisa Raglia
Laura Shuler
Slippery Rock Snore Baron
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Onrad A. Hite
Treet Ee Escene
Union of States
General Leasure
Shaw
St. Mary's
Spain
Congress
New England
New York
Maryland
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Washington
West
John Adams
Hamilton
Jefferson
Mississippi
Louisiana Purchase
Free States
Ha Simin
Gettysburg
Genesee Pure Food
le Roy
N.Y
Surrey
C. W. Cook
South Street
Kodol
Pulstey
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