Hays and Wallace Plan Early Summer Wedding
Miss Helen R. Hays of Emerson avenue and Mr. William Wallace of stop 86 on the Sharon line plan a June wedding. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Margaret Hays and a local high school graduate who has been teaching since graduation. Wallace is a machinist with the Carnegie Steel company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen R. Hays
Emerson Avenue
William Wallace
Stop 86
Sharon Line
Margaret Hays
Wallace
Carnegie Steel Company
Banquet Planned by Shenango Valley Hospital Aide Chiefs
Miss Lydia MacKinney and Miss Ada Rorke host a 7 30 p m tea at the Tea Cup Inn to honor the hospital training school graduates. The class includes Martha Lees Olive Mills Laura Mills Catherine Millar and Isabella McCann with decorations in yellow white and flags of the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia MacKinney
Shenango Valley Hospital
Ada Rorke
Tea Cup Inn
Martha Lees
Olive Mills
Laura Mills
Catherine Millar
Isabella McCann
Canada
Social gathering at Court street hosted by Miss Mary Pat terson
A small group met Monday evening at Miss Mary Pat terson's Court street home for informal games and music led by Arnold Barnesley. Refreshments followed for guests Misses Rhea Bentley Edna Moser Mary Varley Irene Harris Jane Moore and Messrs Arnold Barnesley Karry Nicholson Ernst James Jas Morgan Earl Bechtel and Charles Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Patterson
Court Street
Arnold Barnesley
Rhea Bentley
Edna Moser
Mary Varley
Irene Harris
Jane Moore
Messrs
Karry Nicholson
Ernst James
Jas. Morgan
Earl Bechtel
Charles Patterson
Birthday Party for Miss Ethel Hunter with Guests
To celebrate her 11th birthday Miss Ethel Hunter of Smithfield street entertained many playmates. Games and refreshments were the main events and the hostess received several pretty gifts. Guests included Misses Lucille Turner Isabelle Samuels Ruth Green Louise Graffins Bessie Alice Ximmel Helen Leslie Rachel Mills Charlotte Davis Emily Richardson and Mary Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hunter
Smithfield Street
Lucille Turner
Isabelle Samuels
Ruth Green
Louise ‘Graffins Bessie
Alice Ximmel
Helen Leslie
Rachel Mills
Charlotte Davis
Emily Richardson
Mary Smith
Loughreys Visit Gardner Home Before Grove City Trip
Mr and Mrs George Loughrey of Pana arrive in the city after two weeks in Boston to spend a few days with Mr and Mrs W F Gardner on Wallace Avenue. They plan to visit Mrs Loughrey at Grove City, formerly Miss Maude Main Waring, a Thadeus Stevens school teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Home
George Loughrey
Pana
Boston
Mass
W. F. Gardner
Wallace Avenue
Grove City
Loughrey
Maude Mainwaring
Thadeus Stevens
Kensington associates honor Elizabeth Harris at park picnic
Twenty guests attended a Tuesday park picnic hosted by Kensington associates in honor of Miss Elizabeth Harris whose forthcoming marriage will take place this month. A delicious supper was served as the evening was enjoyed outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Associates
Elizabeth Harris
Dances at Kermess Progressing Rehearsals in School
Rehearsals for the Kermess dances in the high school building are moving quickly for June 17 to 19. Two standout performances are the Rose Scene and the Society Chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermess
Society
Current Events Picnic At Cascade Park Delights Guests
The Current Events Circle hosted a highly successful picnic Tuesday evening at Cascade park with 75 guests. An elaborate 6:30 dinner featured tables adorned with peonies iris and mock orange blossoms. The organizing committee led by Mrs. John Butz included several members and entertained out of town guests from Radford Virginia Steubenville Niles and Conneautville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Grove
John Butz
J. A. Breckenridge
Harriet Blanchard
Harold Bleakley
Clyde Gilfillan
F. C. Douds
W. T. Dougherty
J. C. Dwyer
Harry Moore
Mollie Davis
T. W. Simpson
Radford
Findley McConnell
Steubenville
Layre Hice
Niles
P. J. Watson
Dorothy
Conneautville
First Thursday Night Dance at Cascade Park
Local community events include a season opening dance at Cascade Park hosted by Miss Margaret Breno for the Five W. girls, and multiple neighborhood gatherings. Mrs. William Murphy hosts Gloria Ken sington on Hamilton Street. J. 12 C. girls meet Miss Viola Vogan. Lookout Kensington group convenes at Mrs. Ella McCullough’s Cottage Street home. The D. of A. Kensington meets with Mrs. Delia Hoover, Queen Sewing circle hosts at Spruce Street, and the 1907 Progressive Club gathers with Mrs. James O’Laughlin. The American Woman’s League plans its regular meeting with officer elections. Mahoning Town Presbyterian Church hosts a reception for Rev. David Whitmarsh. Coterie club hosted by Mrs. J. Wagstaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Margaret Breno
Tea Cup Inn
Elizabeth Harris
McQuiston
the Park
William Murphy
Hamilton Street
Gloria Kensington
Viola Vogan
Bunzo Street
Delia Hoover
Front Street
A. Kensington
Lookout Kensington
Ella McCullough
Cottage Street
Frank Swadener
Spruce Street
Queen Sewing Circle
Progressive Club
James O’laughlin
West Washington Street
King’s Daughters
American Woman's League
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
David ©. Whitmarsh
Quiet Family Wedding Unites Clara Stevens and Roy Bovard
Miss Clara Stevens and Roy E. Bovard were married at noon in Etna street home with only immediate families present. Dr J H Clemens officiated as they departed at 3 PM for a Harrisville reception and will reside at 315 Bell Avenue after June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Stevens
Roy E. Bovard
Harrisville
Lincoln Stevens
Etna Street
J. H. Clemens
Bell Avenue
Kensington Club Plans Picnic Honoring Members
At a Tuesday meeting in Mrs. Walter Weigle’s home on Neshannock Avenue, Kensington members mapped a two week picnic to honor Mrs. George Loughrey of Panama, Miss Elizabeth Harris who will wed Howard Gardner this month, and Miss Helen Hays engaged to William Wallace. The group sewed and enjoyed a choice lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Walter Weigle
Neshannock Avenue
George Loughrey
Panama
Elizabeth Harris
Howard Gardner
Helen Hays
William Wallace
Engagement announced of Gertrude Yendole and Harry J Lane
Surprise engagement news from Superior and Summit streets confirms Miss Gertrude Yendole daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Yendole and Mr Harry J Lane of Summit street will wed likely in summer. The bride elect has taught at Highland school and Mr Lane works at the tin mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Yendole
J. W. Yendole
Superior Street
Harry J. Lane
Summit Street
Highland School
Lane
Porter Allen Wedding Planned Near Moravia and Lowellville
Mr and Mrs Edwin Porter of North Beaver township announce the coming marriage of their daughter Miss May Louise Porter to Mr George Robert Allen of near Lowellville Late this month is expected for the ceremony Miss Porter attended Slippery Rock State Normal school and has taught locally for several years She is described as a young woman with many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Porter
Beaver Township
Moravia
May Louise Porter
George Robert Allen
Lowellville
Porter
Slipperyrock State Normal School
Wedding at Walls Home Unites Cubbison Mayberry
A 2 o clock ceremony at the Walls home on Galbrath avenue joined Anna Mary Cubbison of Sharon and W. H. Mayberry of Shenango township with Rev. Smith officiating. The couple left for a country home and a reception was planned that evening. Guests included Gertude Kelch John Fairnline and son Charles Cubbison and others from Sharon and the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Walls
Galbrath Avenue
Anna Mary Cubbison
Sharon
W. H. Mayberry
Shenango Township
Mayberry
Gertrude Kelch
John Fairnline
John
Charles Cubbison
Clarence Cubbison
Ford Forester
Kate Short
Charles Barr
John D. Dissler
William McConnel
City
Reed Nyce wedding rehearsal held at Primitive Methodist church
The rehearsal for the Reed Nyce wedding was at the Primitive Methodist church on Tuesday evening before an 8 o'clock dinner at the Lawrence club. Red and white decorations framed the event with 11 guests including the principals, Miss Reed and her parents Mr and Mrs J W Reed, and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed-Nyce
Primitive Methodist
Nyce
Lawrence Club
Thelma Johnson
Pittsburg
Fletcher Nyce
Reading
Fred Mai
Beaver Falls
Picnic at Cascade Park Draws North Hill Kensington Guests
A Tuesday evening picnic at Cascade park gathered members of North Hill Kensington and several guests with seating for three. A menu was served at 6:30 in the grove, followed by a theatre party. Mrs. Half penny, visiting daughter Mrs. Ellwood Gilbert, was the only out of town guest. Friday June 14, Mrs. R. T. McKinney will host on Delaware Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
North Hill Kensington
Grove
Halfpenny
Ellwood Gilbert
R. T. McKinney
Delaware Avenue
Rae Muirhead group joins Sunday sermon excursion
The Rae Muirhead business girls met Tuesday evening without a Bible class. Mrs. Greer and many club members joined an excursion to hear Rev. William A. Sunday at Beaver Falls. Supper followed at the usual hour. Next Tuesday will feature Bible class and the postponed business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Muirhead
Minister of St Andrew's Chapel Unites Lavado Smith and James Fowler
The minister of St Andrew's Chapel united Lavado Smith daughter of Harry Smith proprietor of the Leroy hotel, and James N Fowler son of Samuel Fowler of this city in marriage. Both brides and grooms have many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Chapel
Lavado Smith
Harry Smith
Leroy Hotel
James N. Fowler
Samuel Fowler
Porch Party for Circulating Book Club Held
Mrs. William K. Hugus hosted a morning porch party for the Circulating Book Club on Highland avenue with 39 guests. Outsiders included Miss Ella Rohrer of Harrisburg, Miss Mayme Miller of Wellsburg, Miss Mary Griest of Unionville, and Mrs. Alex Cameron of Bellevue. A luncheon followed the usual program and the club will meet next week at Mrs. H. G. Dean’s North Jefferson Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hugus
Highland Avenue
Circulating Book Club
Ella Rohrer
Harrisburg
Mayme Miller
Wellsburg
W. Va
Mary Griest
Unionville
Alex Cameron
Bellevue
H. G. Dean
North Jefferson Street
Marriage of Miss Anna B Fallon and Leroy MacQuiston
The quiet wedding occurred this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Rev. H. C. Weaver of Epworth Methodist Church. The bride wore a suit and the couple planned a short trip before setting up housekeeping on Barttram Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna B. Fallon
Leroy MacQuiston
H. C. Weaver
Epworth Methodist Church
Barttram Avenue
Professor Edward Smith Returns to Pulaski Roots
Professor Edward E. Smith of Columbia University Greek chair visits his parents Mr and Mrs James Smith in Pulaski after a 12 year absence. He enjoys renewing friendships and reconnecting with hometown ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Smith
Columbia University
James Smith
Pulaski
Smith
Highland United Presbyterian Elders Dinner Hosts
Mr and Mrs J Russell Ralph of Highland avenue entertain the elders and trustees of Highland United Presbyterian church and their wives Thursday at 5 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Russell Ralph
Highland Avenue
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Girls' Club Meeting Postponed to Saturday
The Girls' club gathering set for Friday afternoon at Mrs Cassius Ralphs home on Fairfield Avenue is postponed until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassius Ralph
Fairfield Avenue
Maryland guest Jacob RuptVisits Pulaski Brother
Jacob Rupt of Maryland is visiting his brother John Rupt in Pulaski as the relatives spend time together in the town showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rupt
Maryland
John Rupt
Pulaski
Personal Notices From Wallace Avenue To Columbus Visit
Raymond Gardner of Wallace Avenue is spending a week in Columbus. Graham Fowle of Rhodes Place has left for a visit at his Somerset home. Miss Mary Griest of Unionville visits her cousin Mrs. C. L. Baldwin of Grant Street. Miss Ella Rohrer of Harrisburg visits her sister Mrs. D. R. Harris of North Jefferson Street. Mrs. Alex Cameron of Bellevue is a guest at Mrs. S. D. Pearson of West Grant Avenue. Theodore Robbins of North Walnut Street remains ill and in critical condition. Miss Margaret Curtis of North Jefferson Street, teaching in Smethport, returns home for the summer with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Kelley and son Robert, guests of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Keener in Pittsburgh, return to the city to stay with Mrs. Kelley’s mother Mrs. Mary Camblin of Wallace Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Fowle
Rhodes Place
Somerset
Bermuda
Mary Griest
Unionville
C. L. Baldwin
Grant Street
Ella Rohrer
Harrisburg
D.R. Harris
North Jefferson Street
Alex Cameron
Bellevue
S. D. Pearson
West Grant Avenue
Theodore Robbins
North Walnut Street
Margaret Curtis
Smethport
Gram Curtis
Arthur B. Kelley
Robert
William E. Keener
Pittsburg
Kelley
Mary Camblin
Wallace Avenue
Nonpareil A C to Play Shops at Mahoningtown Grounds
The Nonpareil A. C. of Pittsburg will oppose the Pennsy shop team on the Mahoningtown grounds Saturday afternoon. Woods will twirl for the shops. Thursday evening at 6 45 the shops will play Wampum Bair will twirl. McCaslig is requested to be on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C
Pittsburg
Pennsy
Mahoningtown Grounds
Woods
McCaslig
King's Daughters Hold Annual Meeting at First Methodist
The King's Daughters gathered in the First Methodist church for a full day session on Tuesday. Lunch was at noon and officers were elected with Mrs. Frank Fischer named president and other posts filled by Mrs. J. H. Clemens, Mrs. Craig Steen, Mrs. T. A. Patterson, Mrs. Edgar Phillips, Mrs. J. W. Hawkins, and Mrs. Jesse Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
King’s Daughters
First Methodist Church
Jesse Cooper
Frank Fischer
Louisville
J. H. Clemens
Craig Steen
T. A. Patterson
Picnic plans made by A B D girls at church parlor
At the First Presbyterian church parlors on Tuesday afternoon the A B D girls planned a picnic for the third week of June after a lesson study from Western Women in Eastern Lands. Refreshments were served by Miss Anna Leavy, Miss Dorothy Morehead and Miss Margaret Shoaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Anna Leavy
Dorothy Morehead
Margaret Shoaf
Musical entertainment and fruit social at St Andrew’s chapel
A Tuesday evening program in the guild room of St Andrew’s chapel drew a splendid audience. The juvenile choir performed well and solos by Mrs. David T. Jones and Miss Jane Jones were notably well rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Chapel
David T. Jones
Jane Jones
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting At Mrs Westlake Home
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the First Methodist church meets Friday at 3 p.m. in Highland avenue home of Mrs J S Westlake. Miss Jennie Anderson leads the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
J. 8. Westlake
Highland Avenue
Jennie Anderson
Epworth League Special Meeting Post Prayer Tonight
The Epworth league of the First Methodist church will hold a special meeting after prayer service this evening to elect delegates for the upcoming district convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the
First Methodist Church
Standard Bearers Meet at Epworth Church with Miss Russell
The Standard Bearers of the Ep worth Methodist church will meet Thursday evening with Miss Maude Russell of 729 Chestnut street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Methodist Church
Maude Russell
Chestnut Street
Mrs J Q L Roberts Hosts Temple Bible Class Event
Mrs J Q L Roberts of 705 Carlisle Street will entertain the Temple Bible class of the First Baptist Church Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. L. Roberts
Carlisle Street
Temple Bible
First Baptist Church
Ladies' Aid to Meet at Croton Methodist Church
The Ladies' Aid society of the Croton Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock in the pastor's study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Croton Methodist Church
Local men tour Flint Michigan for business trip
L. R. Davidson of Pulaski and Leo Collier of the Lawrence Auto Company left Tuesday evening for Flint Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Davidson
Pulaski
Leo Collier
The
Lawrence Auto Company
Flint, Mich
Thompson and Francis to wed in coming marriage
The announcement notes Miss Margaret Elizabeth Thompson of Hast Long avenue and Mr. Roger E. Francis of Hamilton street will marry. A telephone indistinctness in Tuesday's News caused the groom’s name to appear as Roger E. Sampson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Elizabeth Thompson
Hast Long Avenue
Roger E. Francis
Hamilton Street
Roger E. Sampson
Daughters of Lydia Hold Sewing Bee at Mrs Smith Home
At the Wallace avenue residence of Mrs. S. P. Smith the Daughters of Lydia of the First Presbyterian church gathered for a sewing bee. The lighthearted session produced work for a fall bazaar and concluded with dainty refreshments served in informal setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Smith
Wallace Avenue
Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
Iced Tea Demonstration by TamSUS Tea Co
Free tasting of a special iced tea blend offered by TamSUS Tea Co. during warm months. Importers invite all to try the cooling beverage at 219 1/2 East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamsus Tea CO
Washington St
FLC Club Meeting At Mrs. Marion Young Home
Ten guests attended the F L C club gathering at Mrs. Marion Young’s Ray street home Tuesday evening. Sewing and refreshments were the topics. The next meeting will be in Miss Delilah Strayer’s East Washington street home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. C. Club
Marion Young
Ray Street
Delilah Strayer
East Washington Street
Whitney Bible Class Meeting This Evening
The Whitney Bible class will meet with Mr and Mrs W H Rosenberg at 20 Eyworth Street on Thursday evening June 6 at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Bible Class
W. H. Rosenberg
Eyworth Street
Mathers descendants plan annual reunion at WHast Brook home
The Mathers descendants will hold their annual reunion at the home of 8. S. Patterson of WHast brook on Tuesday, August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathers
8. S. Patterson
Whastbrook
Mrs Maxwell Hosts Mahoning Book Club Dinner
Assisted by her daughters, Mrs. R. G. Maxwell of Madison Avenue entertained the Mahoning Book club Tuesday evening in honor of guests Mrs. D. E. Lowry and Mrs. C. H. Bentel of Freedom. The event featured Kensington work and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Maxwell
Madison Avenue
Mahoning Book Club
D. E. Lowry
C. H. Bentel
Freedom
Kensington
Miss Florence Wilson to Attend Slippery Rock Normal School
Miss Florence Wilson a Westside school teacher will attend Slippery Rock State Normal School next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wilson
Westside
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Luncheon Hosted for Two Brides at Lawrence Club
As a courtesy to Miss Nancy E. Hice a bride of next Tuesday and Miss Aurelia Montlegre of New Rochelle NY Mrs William Frantz of East North street entertained at a prettily appointed luncheon at the Lawrence club at noon today with six covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy E. Hice
Aurelia Montlegre
New Rochele
N. Y
William Frantz
East North Street
Lawrence Club
Emery Pisor reunion plans near Harlansburg
Mr and Mrs John Emery of near Harlansburg host the Emery Pisor reunion on Thursday June 20 at their home. All attendees traveling on the Western Allegheny railroad will be met at Princeton station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Emery
Harlansburg
Western Allegheny Railroad
Princeton
Davis Dinner Party Hosts Noted Local Guests
Mr and Mrs James R Davis of West Moravia entertained at dinner Tuesday with guests Miss Rebecca Browne Miss Fannie Kimmel Mrs Jay White and Mrs Mary Caldwell all of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Davis
West Moravia
Rebecca Browne
Fannie Kimmel
Jay White
Mary Caldwell
City
Quiet Noon Wedding of Dr. R G Roscamp
A quiet wedding occurred at noon Tuesday for Dr. R G Roscamp in a small ceremony. The details beyond the name and time are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R, G. Roscamp
Catalog of Household Accessories and Personal Items
A list of various small goods including neck chains perfume beads hat pins pocketbooks chain purses handbags silver mesh bags beaded bags belt pins cuff links parasols vanity cases opera bags crochet bags bed room slippers sachets work boxes collar bags sewing companions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buweer
S &F
iFjeewer
Tomor
Hays.wallace
Metzler
Stevens-Bovard
Yendole
R. M. B. G. Club
New York
Raymond Gardner
Columbus
St. Andrew's
Missionary Meeting
Epworth
Ladies’ Aid
NEW Castle Stationery CO
North
Mercer ST
Sewing Bee
Mathers Reunion
New Castle
Mather Bros. Company Jewelers and Silversmiths
Smith-Fowler
Euwer’s
City of New Castle Water Co
Samuel G. Dixon
Commonweath of Pennsylvania
Department of Health
Commissioner of Health
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