Reed Nyce Wedding Brilliance at Methodist Church
Miss Sara Jane Reed wed Neal E Nyce of Reading in a June evening ceremony at the Primitive Methodist church. The event featured pink and white décor, a full program, and a reception for 50 guests at the Reed home. Afterward the couple planned a two week wedding trip visiting Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago and St Louis before settling in Read ing, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Jane Reed
Neal E. Nyce
Reading
Primitive Methodist Church
Buckley
Lawrence W. Platt
Fred Mai
Beaver Falls
M'ss Lice Reed
Grace Moncrief
Thelma Johnson
Pittsburg
J. W. Reed
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
ReadiMé
S21
North Second Street
George Vandegrift
Clarksburg
W. Va
Fred
W. Johnson
C. L. French
Youngstown
Reed Home
M. J. Thorp
Bessie Kohler
Charles Hinkle
Erie
Fletcher Nyce
Fletcher
Mat
Hinkle
Thor
L. E. Y. Girls Enjoy Park Supper Evening Entertainment
The L. E. Y. girls had a delicious supper at the park on Wednesday evening followed by a general good time. A similar entertainment is planned there in two weeks.
Engagement of Popular Teacher in Lincoln School
Miss Sidney Miller of Huron avenue and Mr. Oscar Alexander of Bellevue avenue announce their engagement. Miller, a Slip pery Rock native, has taught at Lincoln school for years. Alexander, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Alexander, is likewise well liked. A wedding is expected in fall. Fellow teachers presented Miller with six silver tea spoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Miller
Huron Avenue
Oscar Alexander
Bellevue Avenue
Miller
Slippery Rock
Lincoln School
Alexander
R. W. Alexander
Engagement Announcement At Sadie Edelstein's Home
The U S B S society hosted a reception at Miss Sadie Edelstein's South Mill street home to announce her engagement to Henry J Freeman of Washington. The winter wedding is planned as 16 guests enjoyed yellow and white daisies and baskets of oranges marking the couple, who will reside in Washington where Freeman manages a large store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Edelstein
South Mill Street
Henry J Freeman
Washington
Miss Edelstein
Moonlight Supper Honoring Mrs Garrett in Erie Visit
Miss Alice Ames hosted a moonlight supper Wednesday in the Arlington avenue grove at 9 30 p m with Mrs Homer E Garrett of Erie Pa visiting. Guests included Mrs Frank Nugent Mrs W A Evans Alyce Ames and Mrs Garrett. Lake time followed the meal. On June 13 Blanche Hogue will entertain the E B E club with Mrs Garrett as honor guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ames
Arlington Avenue
Homer E. Garrett
Erie
Frank Nugent
Mahoningtown
W. A. Evans
Little Miss Henrietta Jones Surprise Sixth Birthday Party
Henrietta Jones of Clenmore boulevard turned six on Wednesday as friends gathered for a surprise party arranged by her mother Mrs. George Jones. Twenty one children played games and enjoyed music from 4 to 6 o'clock before a pink and white themed dinner hosted by Mrs. Charles Harris Mrs. Wm. Harris and Mrs. Samuel Fray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Jones
Clenmore Boulevard
George Jones
Charles Harris
Wm. Harris
Samuel Fray
Mary Bevan and John Masters to wed this Saturday
Friends of Miss Mary Bevan of Ashland avenue and John Masters of North Liberty street announce their upcoming marriage. The bride elect is Emma Bevan’s daughter, a popular young woman, and Mr Masters is the son of Mr and Mrs William Masters and works at the Shenango Tin mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bevan
Ashland Avenue
John Masters
North Liberty Street
Emma Bevan
Masters
William Masters
Shenango
Misses Florence and Vera Gibson Host New Bedford Party
Misses Florence and Vera Gibson will entertain a party of friends at their home in New Bedford on Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Vera Gibson
New Bedford
D. W. T. Club Meeting At Terrace Avenue
Miss Marie Merriman of Terrace Avenue will entertain the D. W. T. club Friday evening at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Merriman
Terrace Avenue
Church Society Schedules June Dinner Menu
By the Men’s Society of the First Christian church a Saturday dinner is set for June from 5 to 7. Menu includes chicken and biscuit gravy mashed potatoes relish bread and butter jelly ice cream cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Society of the First Christian Church
Protected Home Circle Meeting Tonight
All members are requested to attend the meeting tonight so a photograph may be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protected Home Circle
Lawrence Castle K G E Pictures Meet
Members of Lawrence Castle K G E are asked to gather at their hall on June 8 at 8 p m for a group photograph session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Castle
Wedding News Told At Dinner In New Castle
Miss Birdie E Hartman of South Jefferson street will wed Andrew C Dietterle Jr of East Washington street this month. A 34 guest dinner at the Hartman home featured daisies ferns and heart shaped cakes with the couple's initials. The bride elect sings as a soprano at St Pauls Lutheran church. Dietterle works with his father at New Castle Lumber and Construction. Miss Eleanor Smith of Nelliston N Y attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie E. Hartman
South Jefferson Street
Andrew C. Dietterle, Jr
East Washington Street
Mrs. S. Hartman
Cupid
Birdie
Hartman
Lena
Margaret Burckhart
Frank Norris
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Dietterle
Andrew Diettterle
New Castle Lumber and Construction Company
Eleanor Smith
Nelliston
N. Y
Local social events and weddings planned in town
The Philathea class will be entertained by Miss Bertha Keelan and Miss Grace Campbell. A park picnic honors Miss Laura Smith of Pittsburg. The Pythian Sisters meet in their hall. The wedding of Miss Mary Bevan of North Ashland Avenue and John Master of North Liberty Street occurs in the evening. Multiple clubs host gatherings as students head to state college commencement and high school exercises are held in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Keelan
Grace Campbell
Laura Smith
Pittsburg
Mary Bevan
North Ashland Avenue
John Master
North Liberty Street
Marie Merriman
Terrace Avenue
W. T. Club
Hiram Shira
Cascade Street
van Dette
State College
W. H. Shipler
Highland Avenue
Highland Book Club
Lawrence Club
David W. Ritchie
East Grant Street
E. T. C. Club
Harry Elder
Samuel H. McGoun
Garden party planned for Children’s Day Nursery at Mrs Reis lawn
The annual garden party will be held on the lawn around Mrs. James Ward Reis’s East street home during the last week of June, likely Tuesday or Friday evenings. At the board’s Wednesday meeting, buyers for the next month were named: Week of June 10 Mrs. G. W. Moody. June 17 Mrs. John Oursler. June 24 Mrs. T. W. Phillips. July 1 Mrs. Sol Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Day Nursery
James Ward Reis
East Street
G. W. Moody
John Oursler
T. W. Phillips
Sol Brown
Q P Club Meeting At Mill Street With New Member
The Q. P. club met with Miss Hazel Rigby Wednesday evening at Mill street. Sewing occupied the time while games were played and Cascade park was planned as the picnic site. Miss Della Rigby joined the club and guests Miss Nellie Lindeman Edna Johnston and Ethel Shaffer attended. A lunch was served by the hostess mother and assisted by Vera Rigby and Nellie Lindeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. P
Hazel Rigby
Mill Street
Cascade Park
Della Rigby
Nellie Lindeman
Edna Johnston
Ethel Shaffer
Vera Rigby
Croton Teachers Dine with Distinguished Guests
Croton school teachers enjoyed a noon luncheon for 18 guests. Decorations featured white roses. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sitler, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Johns, Mrs. George Lyons of Flint Michigan, Mrs. George W. Hamilton and Mrs. Samuel Bratschie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton
H. A. Sitler
W. J. Johns
George Lyons
Flint, Mich
George W. Hamilton
Samuel Bratschie
Melda Davenport
Grace Smith
Marie Parker
Miss Williams Heads Home for Summer Vacation
Miss Margaret Williams, drawing teacher in the public schools, left Thursday afternoon for Grove City to spend most of the summer vacation. She was accompanied by Miss J. W. Cunningham of North Mill Street, who will be her guest for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Williams
Grove City
J. W. Cunningham
North Mill Street
Hartford Woman Visits with Sisters in City
Mrs. Ruth L. McKee of Hartford arrives for a visit with her sisters Mrs. William Douds and Mrs. C. W. Williams. She is accompanied by her grandchildren, the son and daughter of Mrs. Mary McKee Olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth L. McKee
Hartford, Conn
City
William Douds
Walnut Street
C. W. Williams
Luncheon Held at Country Club for Mrs Martindale Visit
Mrs. Martindale, in the city since last week, left for home this afternoon after a prettily appointed luncheon at the Country Club at 1 PM. Attendees included Mrs. Sarah G Crawford of North Beaver Street and Miss Rachel Wallace of North Jefferson Street. ten guests were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah G. Crawford
North Beaver Street
Rachel Wallace
North Jefferson Street
Country Club
Martindale
Local Birmingham graduates conclude commencement week
Miss Florence Baird of Neshan nock avenue graduates from Birmingham school after two weeks of festivities begun with the baccalaureate sermon on May 18. She returns home Friday along with Miss Gladys Robertson of Leasure avenue. Miss Blanche Lusk of North Walnut street will attend State College after commencement week house party before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Baird
Neshannock Avenue
Birmingham
Baird
Gladys Robertson
Leasure Avenue
Blanche Lusk
North Walnut Street
State College
Picnic at the Park by Gantz School Pupils
Five classrooms at Martin Gantz school with teachers Miss Olive Glasser Susanna Guy Jean Butler Blanche Nesbitt Mary White and Prof. George C Thompson held a Wednesday picnic in the park. About 150 guests attended and after a lively ball game a supper was served in the grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Gantz School
Olive Glasser
Susanna Guy
Jean Butler
Blanche Nesbitt
Mary White
George C. Thompson
Miss Anna Davis Hosts Y. O. A. Club Event
Miss Anna Davis of South Mercer Street entertained the Y. O. A. club on Wednesday evening with sewing and refreshments. Miss Minnie Watkins, a club member moving to Woodlawn, received a cut glass dish. The next meeting will be in two weeks at an announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Davis
South Mercer Street
Y. O. A. Club
Minnie Watkins
Woodlawn
Summer Dinner Honoring Miss Laura Smith At Tea Cup Inn
A 6 o'clock dinner at the Tea Cup Inn was hosted by Miss Margaret Emery of County Line Street in honor of Miss Laura Smith of Pittsburg. Guests included Mrs. John N. Emery, Miss Felicia Hamilton, Miss von Norton, and Miss Helen Moseley. A theatre party to the park followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Emery
County Line Street
Tea Cup Inn
Laura Smith
Pittsburg
John N. Emery
Felicia Hamilton
von Norton
Helen Moseey
Young party departs city for park for ham and egg breakfast
A group of young people left the city on the six o clock car this morning and reached the park where they enjoyed a ham and egg breakfast. In the party were Misses Mary Ward Mary Howley Olive Sankey Helen Gibson Anna OConnell Hel en Howley Carrie Britton Bessie Rogan and Mrs Joseph Moroney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ward
Mary Howley
Olive Sankey
Helen Gibson
Anna O’donnell
Helen Howley
Carrie Britton
Bessie Rogan
Joseph Moroney
Local Pair Elopes Quietly in Pittsburg Wedding
Miss Ella Stoner and Bert Kerr of this city wed quietly in Pittsburg on Wednesday. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Stoner of Forest street and both have many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Stoner
Bert Kerr
Pittsburg
W. F. Stoner
Forest Street
Picnic at the Park for Harry Gross Company Staff
An employee gathering of the Harry Gross Company was held in the park on Wednesday evening. A delicious supper was served in the grove at 6 30 with tables set for 18 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gross Company
Thaddeus Stevens school teachers enjoy park breakfast
Teachers at the Thaddeus Stevens school had a Wednesday morning breakfast in the park. An appetizing meal was served at 6 o clock with covers laid for 12. Later the girls returned from the park to the school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaddeus Stevens School
Miss Willa Fehl Returns Home for Vacation
Miss Willa Fehl of Chestnut Street in Philadelphia is home from the Methodist Training School for Nurses to spend a vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa Fehl
Methodist Training School For Nurses
Philadelphia
Mrs. W. H. Fehl
Chestnut Street
Mrs Maxwell Returns Home After Visit To Fond Du Lac
Mrs. Fred J. Maxwell of Fond Du Lac Wisconsin finishes weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs John H Hamilton on Wallace Avenue and leaves for home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Maxwell
Fond du Lac
Wis
John H. Hamilton
Wallace Avenue
Miss Jessie Mockel Plans Beaver Graduation Recital Trip
Grant street resident Miss Jessie Mockel will travel to Beaver on Friday evening to attend the graduation recital of Miss Jenny Lind McQueen, a well known figure in local musical circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Mockel
Grant Street
Beaver
Jenny Lind McQueen
Mrs Campbell Visits Pittsburg for Time with Friends
Mrs. Ralph M. Campbell of Grant streets traveled to Pittsburg on Thursday to be the guest of friends for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph M. Campbell
Grant Streets
Pittsburg
Parry Ladies Chorus Plans Park Picnic Next Wednesday
The Parry Ladies Chorus will hold a park picnic next Wednesday. Members are invited to attend an informal outdoor gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parry
Parry Ladies
What the Grocer Said
A New Castle grocer touts Easy Task soap as in demand because it “does half the work itself.” He claims top customers—those who pay for quality—prefer the product and that it sells itself, illustrating strong consumer appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Advice To Married Men Buy in Gardner Harmony Line
Realty ad urging married men to purchase 1 to 4 acre lots in Gardner on the Harmony line. Promotes healthful air and a short 10 minute ride at 5 cent fare. Mentions N. Pgh Realty Co and agent E. J. O'Brien at 22 E. Washington St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
N. Pgh. Realty Co
E. J. O’brien, Agt
Washington St
Lawn Social at Trinity Church Tonight by Girls' Friendly Society
A lawn social hosted by the Girls' Friendly Society of Trinity Church takes place tonight from 6 to 10 on the rector's lawn at North Mill and Falls street. Admission is 15 cents, with a rain plan moving to the Guild room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Friendly Society
Trinity Church
North Mill
Falls Street
Luncheon Held For Mrs. Thomas Martindale Visitor
A luncheon was hosted in honor of Mrs. Thomas Martindale of Philadelphia as she visited the city. Guests noted her status and shared courteous remarks during the event.
Memorial Service by Tribe of Ben Hur in Neshannock Hall
The Tribe of Ben Hur holds a memorial service at their hall on Neshannock Avenue, Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. All members and friends are urged to attend. J H Jordan of East Grant Street has returned home after several weeks working in the Baltimore and Ohio railroad offices in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur
Neshannock Avenue
J. H. Jordan
East Grant Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Hunt Reunion Largely Attended At J M Hunt Home
The Hunt family reunion near Harlansburg drew over 200 relatives and friends. Officers were elected including President John Pounds, Secretary Minnie White, and Treasurer W S Weigle. The 1913 gathering will be held at the same location on the first Wednesday of June with a music and literary program following a noon dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
J. M. Hunt
Harlansburg
John
Pounds
Butler County
Minnie White
Warren
W. S. Weigle
Uclid
Grove City
Ellwood City
Bellevue
Hiram
Sarah Kissinger
W. C. Kissinger
John Hunt
J. P. Dean
Benjamin Reed
Jesse McCommon
Cliff
Charles McClelland
Geraldine
Bible Classes and Prayer Meetings Schedule
The Good Hope Bible class meets tonight at Mrs. Frank Hasson's Smithfield street home with Mr. Parker as teacher. The Goodwill Bible class gathers at Mr. and Mrs. Smiths 503 West Grant Street residence at 8 o'clock with Mr. Snyder teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Hope Bible
Frank Hasson
Smithfield Street
Mr. Parker
Goodwill Bible
Mrs. Smith
West
Grant — Street
Mr. Snyder
Y W C A Bible Classes Plan Picnic Tonight
The association notes grade Bible classes led by Miss McKee and the R F O M group planning a picnic this evening at the park if weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Miss McKee
Marriage Licenses Filed in New Castle and Altoona
Local notices list multiple couples securing marriage licenses. Jerome D Gentie and Garnett Mongillo appear in New Castle, while Ray He Ehrenfeld and a second party are recorded in Altoona. Additional names reference Altoona as the filing location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome D. Gentie
New Castle Garnett Mongillo
New Castle
Ray HE. Ehrenfeld
Altoona Port
Altoona
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Reed
NYCE
Metzler
Mather Bros. Company Jewelers and Silversmiths
Q. P. Club
Hartford
Breakfast
Thomas Martindale
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Croton Avenue
M. EE
Eve
Optometry No
the Optical Shop
J.E. Lester
Optometrist
NEW Castle Stationery CO
North
Mercer ST
Nice
Valley Queen
iFjzower’s
Remn Sale
China
Jap Mattings
Ingram Carpets
Brussels
Axminster Carpets
the National Bank
Lawrence County
McKee’s
New Castle, Pa
W.C.T.U
L.T.L
Westside
Fannie Johns
Southfield Street
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