Miss Charlotte Ashmore to Wed Mr. Thomas Offutt in Fall
Announcement shared at Highland Basket club event reveals Miss Charlotte Ashmore will marry Mr. Thomas P. Offutt in the early fall. The party included towel shower favors, daisies, and congratulatory notes, with Ashmore noted as a Highland school teacher and Offutt as a Shenango mill paymaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Ashmore
Thomas P. Offutt
Highland Basket Club
Highland Avenue
Marian Reeves
Budd F. Langdon
Ashmore
Alonzon Hoagland
Ezra Ashmore
Highland School
Jennie Offutt
Crawford Avenue
New Castle
Kane
Shenango Mill
American Sheet and Tinplate Company
Miss Ashmore
Cards and music brighten Old Maids meeting at Mcsevey home
Card and music entertainment drew a small crowd at the Old Maids gathering held Tuesday evening at Mrs. BE McSevey’s home on Neshannock avenue. Winners included Mrs. Gerald Bannan, Miss Hazel Young, and Miss Gatha Aquara with pink and white decorations and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Maids
BE. E. Mcsevey
Neshannock Avenue
Gerald Bannan
Hazel Young
Gatha Aquara
Lusk WeVey Family Reunion Set Near Leesburg Station
The annual Lusk WeVey family reunion will take place at W. T. Lusk’s home, located one half mile east of Leesburg station, on Tuesday June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusk- WeVey
W. T. Lusk
Leesburg Station
Home Wedding Marks Simple In-House Nuptials
Miss Margaret Jane McMillin and Mr. William Edward McKee wed at 9 o'clock this morning in the bride's father's Crawford avenue home. Summer pink and white flowers framed the ceremony performed by Rev. B. Gamble in the presence of close relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jane McMillin
William Edward McKee
Smithfield Street
James A.mcmillin
Crawford Avenue
8. C. Gamble
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Local Evangelist and Miss Ander Son Wed in Quiet Ceremony
William Butler of Court Street and Miss Tacie Anderson of Ellwood City were married Tuesday at 3 PM in the home of Rev. Charles Bell, pastor of Slippery Rock Presbyterian church. The bride is a popular Ellwood City girl. The groom has evangelistic work and is assisting Evangelist Hamilton in Monessen with successful meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Butler
Court Street
Tacie Anderson
Ellwood City
Charles Bell
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
Hamilton
Monessen
Kensington Woman's Clubholds Lunch and Plans Summer Break
Sixteen members of the Tuesday afternoon Kensington club met at Mrs. J W Reimold's Smithfield street home for fancy work and a luncheon. They planned a park breakfast on Thursday and a two week adjournment after the next meeting with Mrs George Jones. Departures for vacation were noted including Mrs Walter Wyeal and Mrs David S Williams and family. Mrs EK M Busch leaves for Illinois and Mrs Frank Sutton travels to Pembroke Virginia. Mrs Sutton's departure was mourned as the jolly member received silver spoons earlier in the season. Master Ward aided the hostess at the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
J. W. Reimold
Smithfield Street
The
Park
George Jones
West Cherry Street
Walter Wyeal
Shaw Street
City
David S. Williams
Lincoln Avenue
EK. M. Busch
Laurel Avenue
Illinois
Frank Sutton
Pembrook
A. Martin Graham
Elwilda Kensington Guests at Hamilton Street Tea
Miss Jane Ligo Pyper and others attended a Tuesday afternoon entertainment hosted by Mrs. Peter Meehan on Hamilton Street. The program centered on needlework and social conversation with refreshments served by Miss Martha Ligo and Miss Harper. The next meeting will be two weeks hence at Mrs. William Neff’s home on South Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ligo
Pyper
W. H.martin
Martha Ligo
Tressie Harper
Elwilda Kensington
Peter Meehan
Hamilton Street
Miss Harper
William Neff
South Mill Street
First Baptist Mission Society Reschedules Monthly Meeting
The Home and Foreign Missionary society of the First Baptist church will not meet on Thursday due to the County Sunday school convention. The meeting is moved to Thursday, June 12, and becomes the quarterly session for dues with a report on the convention and a missions topic hosted by Mrs. Frank Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Frank Davis
Teachers Honored Before Yellowstone Departure
Miss Florence Gibson hosted Croton teachers at her Park Avenue home on Tuesday evening to honor Miss Marguerite Jamison and Miss Mabel Allen who will leave next week for Yellowstone Park to spend the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Gibson
Croton
Park Avenue
Marguerite Jamison
Mabel Allen
Yellowstone Park
Mrs Ashmore to Cleveland for Daughter Elsa Ashmore’s June 12 Graduation
Mrs. Ezra Ashmore of Highland Invenue travels to Cleveland to visit her daughter Miss Elsa Ashmore who will graduate from the Cleveland Kindergarten school on June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Ashmore
Highland Invenue
Cleveland
Elsa Ashmore
Handel Oratorio Society to Meet Next Monday Evening
An important business meeting of the Handel Oratorio Society will be held next Monday at 8:00 pm in the First Christian church. Reports from the recent concerts will be presented during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handel Oratorio Society
First Christian
Jolly Crowd Hosts Picnic For Mrs. Breen Farewell
As a farewell courtesy to Mrs. James H. Breen who leaves for Cincinnati later this week, the Jolly Crowd plans a park picnic this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James .H. Breen
Cincinnati
Pretty wedding at New Wilmington
Miss Stella Anna Conway of New Wilmington and Mr. Frank Armstrong Hadden of Pittsburgh wed at noon in the Conway home. The ceremony, performed by Rev. S A Kirke, followed a pink and white floral setting with about 35 guests and a dinner. The couple plan to reside in Omaha, Nebraska. Out of town guests included Byron Sidells, Ethel Mortimer, W J Magill, S N Lawson, Helen Moore, Fred Rudesill, and Joseph N Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Anna Conway
New Wilmington
Frank Armstrong Hadden
Pittsburg
William J. Conway
Bess Ferrer
George W. Conway
S. A. Kirkebride
Neshannock Presbyterian Church
Hadden
Omaha
Neb
Byron T. Sidells
Warren
Ethel Mortimer
W. J. Magill
S. N. Lawson
Oakdale
Helen Moore
Fred Rudesill
Joseph N. Glass
City
Kensington and club entertainments listed across town
Miss Teresa Sadler hosts the N S A club at the park breakfast while Mrs Reader hosts the D A Kensington. Several circles meet at homes on Lincoln Avenue Court and Walnut Streets. A marriage of Miss Mary Lista Williams and William E Baker is set for 5 pm at her parents home. A Thursday Night dance and McQuiston reunion are planned at the park. 17 associates welcomed at the Lotus Kensington at Spruce street with a planned meeting in two weeks at Mrs Harry McCaskey’s home.
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Teresa Sadler
Division Street
Park
Kensington
Margaret Reader
North Street
D. of A
C. H. Andrews
Court Street
Jessie Stone
Boyles Avenue
T. H. E. Club
Ethel McKee
Meyer Avenue
W. W. T. Kensington
Marge Elmer
Grandview Avenue
Macbeth Club
Mary Lista Williams
William E. Baker
Wallace Avenue
C. L. Williams
McQuiston
William Jones
Spruce Street
Mentor Club
Thomas Delacy
Lyndal Street
Senora Club
Ruth Keeler
Hoyt Block
A. W. Kirkbride
Serene Book Club
W. McClurg
Eres H. Parker
John McCaskey
Lotus
Williams
Frank
Hast Long Avenue
Taye
Alvan Buchanan
Canton, Os
W. KE. McLaughlin
East Fails Street
William B. Holmes
Billy
Akron
Robert Fleming
Park Avenue
Sarah McMasters
Sheridan Avenue
Russellton
Alonzon Hoagland
Highland Avenue
Mercer
Mr. Winchester
Wilkes Barre
James Wallace
University of Iowa
Helen Westlake
George Wise
Youngstown
Festival Association
Thomas C. West
Mahanoy City
John
Carrie Durnam
Beaver Falls
Hazel Dixon
Slippery Rock
Isabelle Book
J. Clark Douthett
Pulaski
Ethelyn Mae
Douthett
Ethel Ashmore
D. J. Lewis
Margaret
Roy
Woodlawn
Albertina Buser
Longavenue
Davenport
Mary Jackson
North
Mercer Street
Saegertown
Mary Mehard
K. L
M. Building
State College
Hugh Mehard
Mehard
Park breakfast to replace tonight’s meeting
Street will entertain the N. L. A. girls at a breakfast in the park Thursday morning replacing the canceled meeting at her home. Mrs. James Cook will be a special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Sadler
Division Street
James Cook
Marriage of Miss Nanna Mae Junkins and John H Whiteman
At the noon hour today the marriage of Miss Nanna Mae Junkins of Fayette and John Howard Whiteman was performed in a simple ceremony. The couple will reside in Fayette and begin their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanna Mae Junkins
Fayette
John Howard Whiteman
Meeting of X Y Z Club Will Be Hosted Friday
Mrs. William B. Howe of Boyles Avenue will entertain the X Y Z club Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. Y. Z. Club
William B. Howe
Boyles Avenue
Highland Basket Picnic Plans At The Park
The Highland Basket club will hold a Friday evening picnic at the park with members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Basket Picnic
Highland Basket Club
Royal Neighbors Will Meet
The Royal Neighbors plan a Thursday evening meeting at Woodman hall at the specified hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
Couple Quietly Married at Chestnut Street Home
The ceremony took place at the home of Rev. S. C. Gamble on Chestnut Street with the Second United Presbyterian Church pastor officiating. After a wedding luncheon at the bride's aunt Mrs. Lusk's home, the couple will travel to Buffalo and Niagara Falls before residing with the groom's mother Mary Whiteman at 319 Phillips Street.
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Phillips Street
S. C. Gamble
Chestnut Street
Second United Presbyterian Church
Lusk
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Mary Whiteman
Hennon Daughter Weds John C. Kelly At Chewton Home
A quiet wedding took place this afternoon at the home of William Hennon in Chewton when his daughter Ola E. Hennon became the wife of John C. Kelly. Only close relatives attended and Rev. Randolph of Chewton Christian church officiated. Miss Bertha Nye of Falls Street was the sole local guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hennon
Chewton
Ola E. Hennon
John C. Kelly
Randolph
First Presbyterian Girls Close Season Meeting
The A. B. C. girls of the First Presbyterian church held their final meeting of the season on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Marguerite Slough led a chapter from the study book, and refreshments were served by Miss Slough, Miss Jessie Wilson, and Miss Eleanor Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Marguerite Slough
Miss Slough
Jessie Wilson
Eleanor Anderson
Best Man Harold Curtis Attends Pittsburg Wedding
Harold Curtis of this city served as best man for Miss May McCracken and Mr. John Todd of Pittsburg. The ceremony occurred at 4 o clock this afternoon in a Pittsburg church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Curtis
May McCracken
John Todd
Pittsburg
Local residents share summer plans and travels
Miss Anna Harris returns from Cleveland visit while Corrine Kreps heads to Greenville for summer. Miss Margaret Beatty stays with Miss Martha Johnston in Sheridan Avenue as James Wallace returns from Indiana. Families across Struthers Canton Akron and beyond host relatives for vacations and commencements including Ethelyn Mae Douthett and zither congress in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Harris
Liberty Street
Cleveland
Corrine Kreps
North Street
Greenville
Margaret Beatty
Martha Johnston
Sheridan Avenue
James Wallace
Wallace Avenue
Indiana
Thomas Miller
Carl
Struthers, O
Thomas Book
Miller Street
Debate on Philippine Independence in Congress
The article records mixed views from U S lawmakers on Philippine independence with quotes from Kahn Sherley Kinkead Hitchcock Bane and Fletcher. Senators discuss hearings guardianship and careful consideration of the Jones bill as the issue remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Senate Philippine Committee
Bane
Fletcher
Croton W T U Discusses Memorial Plans and Loss
Croton W T U meets with Mrs Hiram Shira in attendance and Mrs R C Dodds outlines Sunday observance goals. Flowers for memorials and care for shut ins are noted as 40 bouquets prepared, with a death resolution draft for Hannar Vandegrift. King’s Daughters elect officers and plan Kensingtons through summer. Quarterly love feast set and Dr McCamey to lead Sunday communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton W. Co. T. U
Hiram Shira
Dewey Avenue
Floyd Green
John Bay
R. C. Dodds
Department of Sunday
Belle Whitman
Hannar Waggoner
Croton Avenue
Deaths of the Day William Kline 62 funeral at home
Funeral services for William Kline aged 62 who died at Shenango Valley hospital were held Tuesday from his brother Harry Kline's home on Pearson Street. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kline
Shenango Valley Hospital
Harry Kline
Pearson Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral rites for Miss Nellie Leslik at St. Joseph's Church
Funeral services were held at 10 o'clock this morning at St. Joseph's Church with Father Yochum presiding. Interment followed in St. Joseph's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Leslik
St. Joseph's Church
Father Yochum
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Illinois House Advances Votes for Women to Third Reading
Springfield Ill June 4 The Illinois house moved the women suffrage bill to a third reading after defeating an attempt to strike out the enact ing clause by 92 to 64. Advocates said passage was certain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Illinois
House of
Whitney Bible Class Meets at 7 45 P M
Mr and Mrs Philip Wink invite members to a Bible study at 416 Epworth street on Thursday evening at 745 The lesson covers Genesis 35 Joseph Forgives His Brethren and related themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Philip Wink
Epworth Street
Joseph
Genesis
Alumni Luncheon Tickets Offered at Local Stores
Alumni luncheon tickets for state graduates of the Teachers' Training course available for purchase at Clutton's drug store and Breckenridge's music store. Advance purchase encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clutton’s
Breckenridge’s
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Dorothy Gemmil
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Margaret Clark
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Marie Mitchell
Udrine Seaton
Elizabeth Weingarter
Mildred Allen
Stella Fox
Lottie
I Ngo
Mildred Jones
Grace Johnson
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Ruth Winger
Margaret Cowan
Elizabeth E. Mcean
Cora Andrews
L. O. weMillen
J. A. John
Lusk-McVey
Mather Bros. CO
Tiew Castle
East
Washington St
John G. Nothdurfs
Dollar Savings Association
Oratorio Society Meeting
Queen Sewing Circle
Martha Morris
Bell Avenue
Book Club
James Stevenson
Harbor
Lena Colnot
Bay Street
American Woman's League
Metzler
Croton Union
King’s Daughters
First Methodist Church
Kensingtons
Frank Fischer
J. H. Clemens
Ira Fulkerson
Craig Steen
M. E
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McCamey
East North St
Dunn & Rice Co
Union Phone
Bell
J. N. Hower
Golconda
J. N. Euwer
Fashion Shop
Mill ST
Moore’s Fashion Shop
Stationery CO
Neton St
J. Weinberg
Mercer St
A. W. Treadwell
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
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Opt'cian
New Castle, Pa
Cascade Theatee
Euwer’s Furniture and Dry Goods
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