Nelson Morgan wedding in East Reynolds Street ceremony
Miss Clara Miles Nelson of Arbroath Scotland married David Morgan Monday at 5 30 PM in East Reynolds Street church. Rev D W Patterson officiated with Frannie Nelson as maid of honor Emerson Chalmers best man and a pink white reception for immediate families. The couple will travel to visit relatives in New Jersey and Syracuse New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morgan
East Reynolds Street
Clara Miles Nelson
Arbroath Scotland
David Morgan
D. W. Patterson
Missionary Alliance Church
Franney Nelson
Emerson Chalmaers
Morgan
John Nelson
Arbroath
Bootland
James Nelson
New Jersey
George Morgan
Syracuse
N. Y
Farewell Dinner for Flannerys at Neshannock Hotel
Dr and Mrs C F Flannery Booth Mill street entertained at a family dinner Monday noon at the Neshannock Hotel New Wilmington Pa. The affair served as a sendoff for Mrs Flannery and son Wilbur who sail Saturday from New York for Glasgow Scotland to attend the World Sunday School convention. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs C R Thompson and son Russell and Mr and Mrs D Burkester of Youngstown O and Mr and Mrs Harry Flannery and son Reese of Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Flannery
Booth Mill Street
Neshannock
New Wilmington
Flannery
Wilbur
New York
Glasgow
Scotland
C. R. Thompson
Russell
D. Burkenster
Youngstown, O
Harry Flannery
Reese
Ellwood City
L. A. B. Club Meeting at Mrs Wilbur Jones Home
Mrs Wilbur Jones hosted the L A B Club on North Mercer Street with fourteen members present. Mrs Ray Walters won the evening prize as Mrs John Deck played piano and Mrs John Shaffer and Mrs John Deck provided vocal numbers. Refreshments followed with a rose centerpiece. In two weeks Mrs J C Martin of Arlington Avenue will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Jones
L. A. B. Club
North Mercer Street
Ray Walters
John Deck
John Shaffer
J. C. Martin
Arlington Avenue
Miss Hettie Burns Weds Ray Strong in Greenville
Announcement says Miss Hettie Burns daughter of Mrs Agnes Burns Greenville Pa and Ray Strong son of Mr and Mrs Charles Strong of Montgomery Avenue extension Greenville were married May 29 at the United Presbyterian parsonage Greenville. Rev H G Dodds officiated with no attendants. The couple will delay their honeymoon two weeks and then travel to New York City Toronto and Saskatchewan before settling on North Mercer Street Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie Burns
Agnes Burns
Greenville
Ray Strong
Charles Strong
Montgomery Avenue
United Presbyterian Parsonage
H. G. Dodds
Strong
New York City
Toronto
Saskatchewan
Canada
Bessemer Railroad
Bell Telephone Company
North
Mercer Street
New Castle Social Club Listings and Meetings
Local society notices list multiple clubs and their presiding members with addresses on West Washington West street North street Laurel avenue and other avenues. Highlights include hospital club Guilting Club Modern Priscilla Kensington D. of I Club B A W Club and Y O A Girls among others with planned picnics and gatherings at Cascade Park and various streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
Ella Fields
West Washington Street
Elsie Swadner
West Street
Priscilla Kensington
W. V. Fielding
Winter Avenue
Quanequa Club
Philip Hogan
North Street
Alegre
Perry Sutton
Ellwood City
Philip Buchanan
Laurel Avenue
Ray Hall
Huron Avenue
Mary Gillespie
Milton Street
Sochata Club
Guy Cover
Fork Avenue
D. of I Club
A. Verri
West Long Avenue
B. A. W. Club
David Brown
Washington Street
Cascade Park
Bon Mon
John Morgan
S. L
Jennie Stinard
Fine Street
Edwin Williams
Marshall Avenue
G. A. T. Kensington
William Lloyd
Piano Recital by Mrs Winifred Lewis Scott at Shaw Street Studio
Mrs Winifred Lewis Scott hosted a Monday evening recital at her Shaw street studio. Assistants W C Lewis and Joseph Strimater accompanied noted solo performances. About 125 attendees heard students Sammie Jinks Jimmie Elder Emerson Davies Mary Lou McCamb Margaret Parsons Marjorie Powell David Long Sarah Louise Elder William Long Eloise Cole Margaret Louise Wiggins Robert Griffith Martha Beadel Margaret Oliva Griffith Louise Davies Pauline Simison Lillian Griffiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Lewis Scott
Shaw Street
Scott
W. C. Lewis
Joseph Strimater
Sammie Jinks
Jimmie Elder
Emerson Davies
Mary Lou McCamb
Margaret Parsons
Marjorie Powell
David Long
Sarah Louise Elder
William Long
Eloise Cole
Margaret Louise Wiggins
Robert Griffith
Martha Beadel
Margaret Oliva Griffith
Louise Davies
Pauline Simison
Lillian Griffiths
Millinery Class Meets at Mrs Ritchie Home
The Millinery class of the Women’s Club will meet Thursday at 11 a.m. at Mrs. David Ritchie’s home on the New Wilmington road. Any club member may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
David Ritchie
New Wilmington Road
Engagement Announced at Alegra Club Meeting
The Alegra Club announced the engagement of Miss Lolie Shirk and George E. Parker at a gathering hosted by Mrs. Percy Sutton in Ellwood City. Guests included Mrs. Mahaffey and Mrs. Walter Maxwell. a mini mail sack rhyme announced the couple set for June 28. Shirk teaches at Thaddeus Stevens and Parker works at the Post Office. next club meeting will be at Mrs. Maxwell’s home in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lolie Shirk
George E. Parker
Alegra Club
Percy Sutton
Ellwood City
Mahaffey
Walter Maxwell
North
Beaver Street
Anniversary Surprise Enjoyed at Frey Home
About forty guests gathered Monday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Francis Frey Jr. home on East Reynolds street to toast their fifteenth wedding anniversary. Cards music and dancing filled the night with prizes won by Mr. and Mrs. M A Klaber Will Costello Mrs Edward Brown and Mrs Francis Frey. Solos by Walter Donnelly Francis and Albert Frey. A mock wedding honored the couple as gifts of linen were presented. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Mary Frey with help from Mrs. William Costello Mrs. Albert Brown and Mrs. Walter Donnelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Frey
East
Reynolds Street
M. A. Klaber
Will Costello
Edward Brown
Walter Donnelly
Francis
Albert Frey
Mary Frey
William Costello
Albert Brown
Party Celebrates Silver Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Young of Forest Street celebrated their silver wedding anniversary Monday evening. About thirty-six relatives gathered at their home for music and games and the couple received a chest of silver. Refreshments were served in the dining room by Mrs. W. H. Hamill and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Young
Forest Street
W. H. Hamill
E. B. Ray
Lillian Sumner
R. C. Jones
John D. Jones
Stenger Fourth Birthday Party At Cascade Park
In honor of their son Prentice fourth birthday Mr and Mrs Harry Stenger hosted a party at Cascade Park Monday from 2 to 5 pm. Guests enjoyed park amusements and games then refreshments in the grove with assistance from Mrs Charles Freeman and Mrs Harry Flinner. Numerous gifts were given to Prentice. Attendees included Marjory Dewberry Frank Dewberry Charles Dewberry Dorothy Flinner Bernice Flinner James Freeman Donald Freeman Maxine Freeman Clayton Kelliher Lois Brenneman Kenneth Horn Joseph Gill Eugene Rudesill Frank Rudesill Myma Smith Edys Davenport Marveia Stenger Pren tice Stenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentice
Harry Stenger
Cascade Park
Grove
Charles Freeman
Harry Flinner
Marjory
Frank
Charles Dewberry
Dorothy
Bernice Flinner
James
Donald
All-Mar Club Holds Pretty Elks Club Dinner
All members of the All-Mar Club enjoyed a prettily appointed dinner in the Elks Club private dining room with cut flowers as the centerpiece. Mrs. Herbert Rose oversaw the affair. Later the ladies were joined by their husbands and the evening continued at the Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All-Mar Club
The
Elks Club
Herbert Rose
Park
Mrs Lloyd to Entertain G A T Kensington Members
Mrs William Lloyd will entertain the G A T Kensington members at dinner in the grove at Cascade Park on Wednesday with Mrs A M Jones as associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lloyd
G. A. T. Kensington
Entertain At Park By Mr and Mrs Dewberry
Mr and Mrs Frank Dewberry entertained members of the L E 500 at a park gathering. The event featured light refreshments and informal social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dewberry
The
L. E. 500
Social Club Dinner at Cascade Park
A six o'clock dinner event at Cascade Park was held Monday evening. Decorations included cut flowers and dancing and amusements provided the entertainment. The next gathering will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Harold Gill of Pearson Street on Wednesday evening June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Harold Gill
Pearson Street
Miss Eunice Williams Weds Charles McMullen in Butler
Miss Eunice Elizabeth Williams and Charles K. McMullen were married today at 11 o clock in Butler Pennsylvania with Rev S C Gamble officiating. The couple, cousins of Mr and Mrs James R Spear of Pine Street, will reside in the city after an eastern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Spear
Pine Street
Eunice Elizabeth Williams
Charles K. McMullen
Butler
Rev
S. C. Gamble
Local Supper Honors Visiting Families at Cascade Park
A Monday evening supper in Cascade Park honored Mr. and Mrs. George Brodbeck and Mrs. Julius Brodbeck who depart Wednesday for Los Angeles. Also noted were Mrs. George Allshouse and daughters Elizabeth and Ethel of New Kensington visiting relatives. Dinner was served at six and arrangements covered twenty five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brodbeck
Julius Brodbeck
Los Angeles
Calif
George Allshouse
Elizabeth
Ethel
New Kensington
Cascade Park
Remarkable Emanon 500 Club Event Hosted by Deely
Miss Agnes Diermen of Pittsburgh and Mrs Frank Perry attended as special guests Monday evening when Miss Josephine Deely hosted the Emanon 500 Club at her Park Avenue home. The evening featured a 500 game as the chief pastime and refreshments were served. The group will reconvene with Mrs John Deely on Blaine Street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Diermen
Pittsburgh
Frank Perry
Josephine Deely
Emanon 500 Club
Park Avenue
John Deely
Blaine Street
F. L. C. Club Holds Social at Mrs Wallis Home
Mrs J W Wallis hosted the F L C Club meeting Monday evening at her Galbreath Avenue home. Pink and white decorations, social hour, and refreshments marked the gathering. The next meeting will be with Mrs Anna Glover Lyndal Street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wallis
Galbreath Avenue
F. L. C. Club
Anna _ Glover
Lyndal Street
Silver Tea by Daughters of Lydia at Mrs O P Brown
The Daughters of Lydia of the First Presbyterian Church invite members and friends to a Silver Tea at the home of Mrs O P Brown Moody Avenue on Thursday afternoon June 19 from three to five o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
O. P. Brown
Moody Avenue
1923 S L Club Meeting Postponed to June 10
The 1923 S L Club meeting scheduled for Wednesday with Mrs. George Stinard of Pine Street has been postponed until Tuesday June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Club
George Stinard
Pine Street
Hennon Family Reunion Set for June 19 at Chewton Home
The annual Hennon family reunion will be held on Thursday June 19 at the home of G. E. Hennon in Chewton Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennon
G. E. Hennon
Chewton, Pa
G W C Club to Meet at Mrs Allen's Home
Members of the G W C Club will gather Thursday afternoon at the Chestnut street residence of Mrs H M Allen for a scheduled meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. C. Club
H. M. Allen
Chestnut Street
North Hill Kensington Meeting Postponed Indefinitely
The North Hill Kensington group scheduled to meet this week with Mrs. Clarence Fisher on Sheridan Avenue has been postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hill Kensington
Clarence Fisher
Sheridan Avenue
Five W. Club Picnic Planned at Mrs Jones Home
Members of the Five W. Club will gather for a picnic on Friday June 20 at the Sharon residence of Mrs. Philip Jones. The event invites all members to join for a relaxed afternoon and community fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five W. G Club
Five W. Club
Philip Jones
Sharon
Col Stevenson Heads to Wilkes-Barre for Sons of Veterans Camp
Col W W Stevenson leaves for Wilkes-Barre to arrange the annual encampment of the Sons of Veterans. He will be joined by Major George W Stevenson and Brigade Color Sergeant D C Anderson. About 2000 Sons of Veterans are expected, with Company K to depart soon under First Lieutenant C M Gillespie. The encampment will last two weeks with camping and training activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Stevenson
Wilkes-Barre
Sons of Veterans
George W. Stevenson
Sargeant
D. C. Anderson
Religious and Fraternal Circles Schedule Meetings
Zion Lutheran Men’s Club will hold its monthly meeting Friday evening at 7 in the home of Ismar A. Nelson. Section One of the First Christian Church meets Wednesday at 2 PM at the home of Mrs. W. L. Pander, 716 Blaine St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
W. L. Pander
Blaine St
Settlement near on wage scale of street cars
Electric company officials agree to small changes in working conditions but reject a 10 percent raise for motormen and conductors. Niles, Sharon and New Castle employees vote on the company proposal. results expect in the afternoon at Youngstown. Last year rates ranged 48 to 62 cents per hour plus first year premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Tindall
Charles Douglass
R. N. Graham
C. E. McCalla
Norris Proposes Sidewalk Ordinance for Fairmont Avenue
Councilman J. C. Norris introduces an ordinance mandating sidewalks on Fairmont Avenue between Albert and Mercer streets. He plans to introduce another ordinance Friday to require sidewalks on Elizabeth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Norris
Fairmont Avenue
Albert
Mercer Streets
Elizabeth Street
Local residents mingle in visits and travels across towns
Personal mentions list Miss Wilda Collins visiting Mrs. A W Scott in Jackson Avenue. Eleanor Faust leaves Senior High for Washington DC. Forneys relocate to Carlisle Street. A baby boy born to Abe Levine at Shenango Valley Hospital. Dr Samuel Bleakley returns to Pittsburgh after visiting parents on Laurel Avenue. John Donaldson returns to Carnegie Tech after weekend at Park Avenue home. Calvin Bennit shows improvement from illness at Croton Avenue home. Hover couple return from Jefferson Ohio trip. Mrs Keith Randolph returns to Pittsburgh after stay with Mrs C M Bohn. Hinkson family visit Grove City after staying with relatives. Whitacre family returns from Apolo and Vandergrift. George Brodbeck and son and Julius Brodbeck head to Los Angeles. Dorothy Latimer returns from Greenville guest visit in Brooklyn. Gaston and Rodgers families visiting Hummel residence. Wilsons conclude weekend with Erie relatives. Eise and Argan Smith return from Galion Ohio to visit Elder family. Bertha Marks and Florence Scheibel from Cleveland visit Mrs H H Rosenthall. Hilliard family guests of Nellie Granfield and E Hilliard. Willis McMullen family and Etta McMullen accompany from Beach Bottom WV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Levine
Quest Street
Shenango Valley Hospital
Samuel Bleakley
Pittsburgh
M. W. Bleakley
Laurel Avenue
John Donaldson
Carnegie Tech
Park Avenue
Calvin Bennit
Lee Shira
Croton Avenue
Frank A. Hover
Jefferson, C
Keith Randolph
C. M. Bohn
Falls Street
Jess Hinkson
Lois
North Bay Street
Grove City
A. L. Whitacre
East Washington Street
Apollo
Vandergrift
George Brodbeck
George, Jr
Julius Brodbeck
Los Angeles
Calif
Dorothy Latimer
Brooklyn Avenue
Mary Latimer
Greenville
Bertha Marks
Florence Scheibel
Cleveland, O
H. H. Rosenthal
Hileman Apartments
Donald W. Hilliard
Donald W
Catherine Mary
Nellie Granfield
Marhall Avenue
Hilliard
Mulberry Street
Willis McMullen
Doris
Beach Botom
W. Va
J. L. McMullen
East Main Street
Etta McMullen
Albert Street
Rev Bonsall to Address Pastors in This City
Rev E H Bonsall of Philadelphia and superintendent of the state Sabbath School association will address a called meeting of the Ministerial association on Tuesday June 11 at 10 30 in the Y M C A The talk aims to confer on Young People's work in the district He will also speak the next day at the Lawrence County Sunday School association convention in Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church, in the same region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Bonsall
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Ministerial Association
Bonsall
Lawrence County
Sunday School Association
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
City council rejects free brick giveaway from dump
The council argued bricks hauled to the city dump for fill had already cost taxpayers, so giving them away free would be unfair. A resident pressed for removal of the old bricks at no charge.
Arrest widower on honeymoon shocks Martinsburg area
Arthur Gilmore Ramey thirty a widower and father of two a mathematics professor at Charlestown high school was arrested in Washington. He married a sixteen year old former pupil Sarah Louise Burrow at Martinsburg and is held as a fugitive from justice after the bride was sent back to her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Arthur Gilmore Ramey
Charlestown
W. Va
Sarah Louise Burrow
Martinsburg
Ramey
Navy Keeps Shenandoah Under Constant Radio Watch
The navy department maintained continuous radio contact with the dirigible Shenandoah as it flew over New York state. Officials tracked its position and weather conditions in real time, watching closely after the previous runaway disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C International
Washington
Navy Department
New York State
First Payment Ordered For Pennsylvania Avenue Paving
City council approved a first payment of 3393.73 to Burns Brothers for paving Pennsylvania Avenue. Councilman Burns said certificates would be issued to the contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns Brothers
Pennsylvania Avenue
Burns
Council Refuses Free Bricks in Seventh Ward Permit
City council today refused permission to permit a Seventh ward project involving free bricks. Officials cited budget constraints and policy limits in denying the offer. The decision leaves construction plans unresolved for local residents and builders awaiting materials.
To hunt a garage is no tiresome thing
A brisk nudge to scan the want ads for garage space and auto-related bargains. The piece pushes readers to check classified listings rather than complain.
Opening of 101st Grand Lodge Session in Pennsylvania
The 1925 state convention of the Odd Fellows opened the 101st annual Grand Lodge session in Pennsylvania with about 1,500 delegates in attendance. Charles A. Mertens of Erie presided as grand master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge of Pennsyvania
Charles A. Mertens
Erie
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Nelson-Morgan Wedding News
Neshannock Hotel
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Mather Bros. Co. Jewelers
New Castle, Pa
Woman's Club
Roe
NOS
N. Mercer St
Kodak Pictures
ARCO
Kodak
East Street
Eastman
G. A. R. Kensington
MR. BR. U. Wise
Jefferson Street
Miss Williams
Charles M’mullen
Hennon Reunion
Col. Stevenson
Metzler
Youngstown
Norris
Wilda Collins
A. W. Scott
Jackson Avenue
Eleanor Faust
Washington, D. C
Mont W. Forney
Carlisle Street
John Gaston
Christina Rodgers
Mrs. Hummel
Kings Chapel
S. A. Wilson
Betty
E. J. Wilson
Wallace Avenue
Henry G. Eise
Argan Smith
Norwood Avenue
Galion, C
New Castle
INS Bros
Bnenarly
Ctrlin Tar
Mr. Martens
sliIh Rapkc
Evra
Crepe Kimonas
Y.M.C.A
Shenandoah
Beaver Falls
Vicinity
XI Am
Conneaut Lake Park
Reading
F Erie
Jack Gerson
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