Married in Porto Rico
Miss Lula Quest of this city and B. Stevenson recently of New Castle now of Porto Rico were wed at San Juan on Saturday May 25 at 4 o clock. The ceremony took place at the Rev Dr Robert Mclean's residence after lunch at the Inglaterra hotel. The couple planned a island tour afterward with social events surrounding the wedding at Elks park and horse races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Quest
B. &. Stevenson
New Castle
Porto Rico
San Juan
Miss Quest
New York
Stevenson
Inglaterra
Robert Mclean
First Presbyterian Church
Inglaterra Hotel
The
Elks
Borenquen Park
Griffith
H. Guzman
Park
Rio Piedras
Quiet wedding at Shenango town home unites Clara Houk and Charles Lutz
A quiet wedding occurred Monday afternoon at 5 o clock at the home of Squire Walton in Shenango town. The contracting parties were Clara Houk and Mr Charles Lutz. Both are well known residents of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Walton
Shenango Town
Clara Houk
Charles Lutz
Mrs Rebecca Aldridge Entertained After Pittsburg Lecture
Mrs Rebecca Aldridge of Pittsburg gave an excellent lecture at Bethel A M E church Sunday afternoon and is being entertained in the city this week. The lecture was at Bethel A M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Aldridge
Pittsburg
Bethel A. M. E
Tom Thumb Wedding Seen At Bethel Church
People gathered as city clubs held events with presidents giving addresses. Mrs. Russell Long hosted Mrs. Aldridge and others at dinner. Mrs. Coleman entertained for Mrs. Aldridge. The Tom Thumb wedding is scheduled for Monday night at Bethel church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Long
Aldridge
Barber
Daniels
Jordan
Williams
Tillman
8. A. Coleman
Bethel Church
Rebecca Carter Weds George W Teoff in Croton Avenue Church
The Rev J L Stratton's Croton Avenue Methodist church hosted the wedding of Miss Rebecca Carter and Mr George W Teoff on Monday at noon. After the ceremony the couple visited the bride's home at 1546 Dewey Avenue for a dinner before departing for Pittsburgh to begin their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Stratton
Croton Avenue Methodist Church
Rebecca Carter
George W. Teoff
Columbus
Second Cooper and Wimer Family Reunion Saturday
The second annual reunion of the Cooper and Wimer families will be held at the home of Mrs. Rachel Cooper in Washington township on Saturday, June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Wimer
Rachel Cooper
Washington Township
Miss Mayme Cessna Honored Before Upcoming Nuptials
Mrs. William L. Aiken hosted a Monday evening event for Miss Mayme Cessna before her wedding to L. A. Stiles. Guests enjoyed 500, with red hearts adorning the house and a later lunch. Out of town guests included Mrs. Harry Patterson and Miss Phoebe Papenhausen. Cessna left for Beaver Falls this morning to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Aiken
Neshannock Avenue
Mayme Cessna
L. A. Stiles
Harry Patterson
Saltsburg
Phoebe Papenhausen
New York
Cessna
Beaver Falls
Marriage Notices Highlight Local Weddings
The text lists several upcoming nuptials and social engagements. Miss Maude Sweeney of Brooklyn Avenue will marry Mr. Frank Dresch of Sharon at noon. Mrs. William Rodgers of Savannah Ga and Dr. Harry McKee will wed at 12 o clock in Trinity Church. Mrs. Boyd Coulter will host Carnation Kensington at Mrs. E. E. Rice s Pittsburg Street. Miss Mary Rodgers of West North Street will entertain the Windsor girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Sweeney
Brooklyn Avenue
Frank Dresch
Sharon
William Rodgers
Savannah
Harry McKee
Trinity Church
Boyd Coulter
Carnation Kensington
E. E. Rice
Pittsburg Street
Mary Rodgers
West North Street
Windsor
Marriage Announcement for Dal Hazen and Edna Hoon
A marriage between Mr. Dal Hazen of South Mill street and Miss Edna Hoon of Montgomery avenue was solemnized at 3 o clock Monday afternoon at the parsonage of Rev. Andrew Magill of the Second United Presbyterian church. Hazen, proprietor of Hazen's restaurant on Apple alley, then left for a lake trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dal Hazen
South Mill Street
Edna Hoon
Montgomery Avenue
Andrew Magill
Second United Presbyterian Church
Pretty June Bride Obre party honors Miss Ethel Morgan
Miss Ethel Morgan, a bride elect, announced her June 11 wedding to Joseph T. Cotton at a Crawford avenue shower hosted by Miss Margaret Bradford. The evening featured music, solos by Adarene Stritmater and Ezma Dean, a guessing contest, and a red and white luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bradford
Crawford Avenue
Ethel Morgan
Morgan
Adarene Stritmater
Ezma Dean
Bradford
Mary Morgan
Miss Mary Bauman Attends Cousin’s Neshannock Wedding
Miss Mary Bauman of Neshannock avenue will travel Wednesday to Allegheny for the marriage of her cousin Miss Mayme Raleigh to Mr Miliner Catton. The ceremony starts Thursday evening at 8 at the bride’s mother Mrs Georgia Raleigh home. Bauman serves as bridesmaid. Mr. and Mrs. Bauman plan to leave Thursday for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bauman
Neshannock Avenue
Allegheny
Mayme Raleigh
Miliner Catton
Georgia Raleigh
Miss Bauman
Miss Raleigh
Jere Bauman
Holland club hosts euchre evening at Bartram Avenue
Mrs 8S Lowers of Bartram Avenue entertained the Holland club Monday evening with progressive euchre. Honor guests included Miss Pearl Lowers of Sharon Mrs Simpson and Mrs John Davis. A lunch was served by the hostess and sister Miss Floy Rodgers. The next meeting will be hosted by Miss Nettie Fulkerson in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lowers
Bartram Avenue
Holland Club
Pearl Lowers
Sharon
Simpson
John Davis
Floy Rodgers
Nettie Fulkerson
West Washington Street
Edwin F. Norris
West Grant Street
W. H. Marquis
C. W. Wallace
Goldie Ingels
W. H. Falls
North Mercer Street
Dunbar Reading Circle Meets Over Music With Guests
The Paul Laurence Dunbar Reading circle met Monday at Mrs. Hettie Coleman's home to discuss Our Musicians with music featured. Mrs. Aldridge of Pittsburg, head of the State Federation of Negro Women's clubs, spoke. A lunch followed and next meeting is June 17 with Mrs. Sarah Delibardie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Laurence Dunbar Reading Circle
Hettie Coleman
Aldridge
Pittsburg
State Federation of Negro Women's Clubs
Sarah Delibardie
Front Street
Woman's Home Missionary Society Meets at Croton Avenue Church
The Croton Avenue Methodist Church Woman's Home Missionary Society will meet Wednesday at 2 30 PM for the last summer session. All dues are due. Topic is Immigrants in Their New Home led by Mrs Frank Hoover and Mrs William Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Croton Avenue Methodist Church
Frank Hoover
William Taylor
Fitzhugh invites for Fitzhugh daughter wedding at St Luke’s
Mr. Rufus Fitzhugh and wife announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Emma Fitzhugh to Mr. William Lee Howard of Staunton Virginia. The ceremony is planned for Wednesday evening June 12 at St Luke’s AME Zion Church. The couple are described as popular and the wedding is expected to be large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Fitzhugh
Shenango Street
Emma Fitzhugh
William Lee Howard
Staunton
St. Luke’s A. M. E. Zion Church
Birthday gathering honors 86th for Joseph Baker
Joseph Baker of Scott township turned 86 last Friday as friends and relatives gathered at his home. Twenty children and several grandchildren joined games and music before a fine dinner. Guests included Mrs Leyde of Sewick ley, Mrs Hannah Speer of this city, and Samuel Baker of Plaingrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Baker
Scott Township
Leyde
Sewickley
Hannah Speer
Samuel Baker
Plaingrove
Birthday party honors Lelia Linsley at Neshannock
Mrs E E Linsley of Neshannock avenue entertained about 26 little girls Monday evening for the 13th birthday of her daughter Lelia. Guests brought many pretty gifts and refreshments were served at a suitable hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Linsley
Neshannock Avenue
Lelia
North Highland Neighbors Postpones Friday Meeting
The gathering planned at Mrs. Jarvis's home on Margaret Avenue by the North Highland Neighbors has been postponed for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Highland
Mathers Family Reunion Set For June 26
The Mathers family will hold their annual reunion at the home of Mrs. Jennie Whinery in this city on June 26 with many friends and relatives expected. Officers: president Fred Parks of Sharon, secretary Agnes Douds of Sharon, treasurer George Aubel of Eastbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathers
Jennie Whinery
Fred Parks
Sharon
Agnes Douds
George Aubel
Eastbrook
Epworth League Meeting Announced by Grace M. E. Church
The Epworth league of the Grace M. E. church will hold a meeting Wednesday evening following prayer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Epworth League of the Grace M. EB
Loss of leg may result from a slight injury
Mrs. Charles Picard of Francis street is in serious condition after a fall two years ago. Doctors fear amputation of her right foot to save her life as the injured ankle worsened in recent weeks. Prof. March at Cascade Park N. P. L. Day, June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Picard
Francis Street
Ladies Auxiliary of the A. O. H. Meeting Notice
The Ladies auxiliary of the A O H will meet Wednesday evening at the usual time and place.
Local social notes and a field accident report
Miss Elia Thompson guest of Miss Myrtle Harris in Sharon and other visiting friends are listed. Miss Carmen Locke and Miss Pearl Lowers visit Sharon and Bartram Avenue relatives. A valuable horse owned by Charles Black of Skidmore fell and had to be shot after breaking two legs. Rev. J. S. Martin attends Geneva College directors meeting in Beaver Falls. Miss Anna Jack and Miss May Blackwood head to Detroit then Ohio to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Lowers
Sharon
8. W. Lowers
Bartram Avenue
Helen Donnan
North Jefferson Street
Sewickley
S. L. VanHorn
Ambridge
L. R. VanHorn
North Highland Avenue
Charles Black
Skidmore
J. S. Martin
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Beaver Falls
Geneva College
Rev. Martin
Anna Jack
North Mercer Street
May Blackwood
Detroit
Ohio
County investigates primary costs under new pay rules
Election boards report pay for judges inspectors and clerks at 1.75 per day with 75 cents for return judges and 10 cents per mile. Estimated cost per precinct about 14 dollars, totaling near 1000 dollars for 64 precincts, plus printing and incidental expenses. Light turnout around 3000 votes elevates cost per vote to about 50 cents with some areas near 1 dollar.
Shaw to Head Carnegie Trust Co in Three-Way Merger
New York reports say the Carnegie Trust Company led by ex-Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw may become the nucleus of a three firm merger. The move would create a combined entity with total resources around 50 million dollars and has drawn formal proposals to place control with Carnegie interests if finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Carnegie Trust Company
Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Carnegie Company
Carnegie
Convention opens in Third U. P. Church
About 65 delegates attend the opening session of the Christian Union convention in the Third United Presbyterian church. The event will end with an address this evening by Rev. J Knox Montgomery president of Muskingum College New Concord Ohio. Delegates come from all the young people's societies in Beaver Valley presbytery U P churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Union Convention
Third United Presbyterian Church
J. Knox Montgomery
Muskingum College
New Concord
Young People's Societies
Beaver Valley
Dressing for Harmony and Subtlety in Attire
The piece advises choosing styles and colors that flatter the wearer and feel comfortable. It favors quiet subdued hues over extreme tones, drapeable fabrics like silk and satin, and cautions against stiff materials and bold striped or patterned goods.
Edna May Weds Oscar Lewishohn in Windsor Registry
American actress Edna May and Oscar Lewishohn married this morning at Windsor registry office in London. They arrived from Ascot in Lewishohns car, and the ceremony was quiet. The couple plan a European honeymoon by auto and expect to return to London late July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edna May
Oscar Lewisohn
Windsor Registry Office
Ascot
Funeral for Emma Reese Livingston Held in City
Mrs Emma Reese Livingston 38 wife of Frank C Livingston of St Louis died Monday noon while visiting her sister Mrs M R Hays of 1 Pearson Street The funeral is Wednesday at 3 PM at Mrs Hays home and Oak Park cemetery interment She was daughter of Mr and Mrs William Reese and survived by husband daughter Louise a brother John two sisters Mrs Louie E Lewis of St Louis and Mrs Hays She belonged to First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Reese Livingston
Frank C. Livingston
St. Louis
M.R. Hays
No. 1
Pearson Street
Hays
Oak Park Cemetery
Livingston
William Reese
Brady
Louise
John
Louie E. Lewis
First Baptist Church
Mrs Harriet Sherman S Halls Tonight Assembly at Eight
Mrs Harriet French Sherman plans an ss in Mikado Hall tonight assembling at 8 o'clock. Music Striebs 1t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet French Sherman
Mikado Hall
Music Striebs
Dance in Mikado Hall Tonight
Mrs Harriet French Sherman announces a dance in Mikado Hall tonight at seven o clock with music. Governor Stuart fixes July 23 for Angela Jackson execution in Pittsburg. Cascade park hosts N P W L day. Prof Malek makes a frail parachute drop over a mile in his high risk ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Angela Jackson
Bowling Green
Pittsburg
N. Pw L
Cascade Park
Prof. Malek
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. Be, Stevenson
Miss Lulu Quest
Metzler
J. E. Homans
Charles Niele
Mather Bros. CO
Elgin Movement
East Washington ST
Clifford
North Street
Moore Block
Bell
Cooper-Wimer
Miss Cessna
W. L. Aiken
Neshannock Ave
Nue
Hazen-Hoon
Knoxville
Frank M. Jones
Croton Avenue
Tenn
E. C. Barnes
P. L. D. Reading Circle
Missionary Meeting
Prof. March
Cascade Park N. P. L
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Elia Thompson
This City
Myrtle Harris
Carmen Locke
West McCracken
Martha and
Grace Kissinger
John Crowley
Canton
Cosi
Shaw
Carnegie Trust CO
Secretary of the Treasury
U. P
Herb D. McGoun
Oxfords
Lawrence Trust Building
Jon . Dwyer
Washington Street
Owens
National Protective Legion
Pennsylvania
Bill Smith
Ellwood City
Geo. A. Scott
H. E. V. Porter
Sharon and
Harriet French Sherman H
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