Miss Kerber Wedding Plans At Wickliffe Manor
Invitations issued by Mrs. Mary A. Kerber of New Castle for the wedding of her daughter Miss Ella Kerber and Oswalt Reach son of Mrs. John Resch to be held at Wickliffe manor horse on Wednesday June 20. Rev. Jesse Leroy Miller will officiate and a number of bridesmaids ushers and family members are named. Pre nuptial events include teas luncheons and dinners hosted by relatives and friends across the week leading to the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Kerber
New Castle
Ella FR. Kerber
Oswalt Reach
John Resway
Wickliffe Manor Horse
Jesse Leroy Miller
Grace Lutheran Church
Kerber
Laurabelle Resch
Mr. Hesch
Ethel May Curl
Bess Elizabeth Thompson
Frances Lillian Tripp
Nellis Katherine King
Eleanor Resch
Albert DB. Resch
Milton Herr
Cleveland
Resch
Arthur EK. Pletty
Paul Weick
Akron
Kercher
Oridge
Lloyd Miller
Ella Mang
Nellie Brown
Nellie King
Abe Levin
Women’s Press Club
Alumni Banquet Attended by Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Irvin Ralph and Miss Elsie Davis of Boylew avenue and E D Dye of Madison avenue attended the Slippery Rock alumni banquet and dance Tuesday evening at Slippery Rock State Normal school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Ralph
Elsie Davis
Boylew Avenue
3. E. Dye
Madison Avenue
Slippery Rock
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Bride Elect Honored by Choir Members
Miss Lillian EB Studebaker, a June bride elect, was honored by Fourth Presbyterian Church choir members at a tea party hosted by Miss Bertha Patterson on Hast Ralph Street. Teaspoons were presented amid pink peony decor and pink and white menu colors. Guests included Rev C M Jun Kin and Mrs. Vernor Bright with Mrs. Anna Patterson, Mrs. Floyd Reed, and Miss Laura Blutcher assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian EB
Studebaker
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Bertha Patterson
Ralph Street
Anna Patterson
Floyd Reed
Mias
Laura Blutcher
C. M. Jun- Kin
Vernor Bright
Luncheon Events Honor Almira Home Ladies
Almira home Ladies are hosted by Mrs J D McCreary near New Wilmington with a luncheon and transport arrangements planned. Tuesday Kensington meets at Mrs Williams Lincoln avenue home with eighteen members enjoying pink and white decor and a high school orchestra on the porch. Miss Alma Broadhead from Mourve street chosen as training institute leader for Allegheny county Vacation Bible schools in Pittsburgh.
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Almira
J. D. McCreary
New Wilmington
Kensington
Williams
Lincoln Avenue
Wildams
Sara Hickok
Virginia
Mary Jaunad
Jersey Shore
P. D. Q. Weller
Alma Hrosaneaa Uaugarer
A. J. Broadhead
Mourve Street
Allegheny County
Second Presbyterian Church
Eighth Street
Pittsburgh
Miss Broadhead
Uwaton Baptist Church
South Side
Pitusburgh
Primrose Club
Robert Brooks
Marshall Avenue
Music
Lewis Tanner
George Carr
L. W. Shetram
Scott Street
Dancing Academy to perform Fifth Annual Revue at Park
Dancing Academy of Youngstown participates in the Fifth Annual Revue at the Park theatre on Friday evening June 8, hosted by Mrs. Batt. Misa Randall and Miss Fischer are noted as talented dancers, daughters of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Mina Marian Rose Randall
Margaret Emma Fischer
Bott
Dancing Academy of
Park Theatre
Batt
Misa Randall
Mra
C. B. Randall
Wert Grant Street
Miss Fischer
Philip Fischer
Ariington Hotel
Religious and fraternal notices in Beaver Falls area
Berean Bible class meets Friday at 2 30 With Mrs Willigan 206 South Crawford Avenue Mrs Sam Patterson leader and Miss Annette McKee teacher C D A Beaver Valley Court No 549 to hold initiation Sunday June 10 at 2 in K of C hall after which banquet in St Marys hall Notify Bell 649 by June 8 Regular meeting of Court Terens Trane No 241 Monday evening in K of C hall Pentecostal church Rev C F Jungensen and family to speak World Wide Guild hosts at Mrs Harry Cook Hillcrest Avenue dues for year discussed social time and refreshments served
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Berean Bible
Mra
BR. Willigan
South Crawford Avenue
Sam Patterson
Misa Annette McKee
C. D. of A
Beaver Valley Court
K. of C. Hall
Seventh Avenue
Ninth Street
Beaver Falls
St. Mary's Hall
Bell Phone
Terens
North
Jefferson Street
Pentecostal Church
C. F. Jungensen
Japan
South Street
World Wide Guild
The
First Baptist Church
Harry Cook
Hillcrest Avenus
Verles Armatrong
West Side W C T U to meet for Flower Day plans
West Side W C T U meets at Mrs. Ernest Black home 105 North Lee Friday at 2 30 to arrange Flower Day and hear reports from the membership drive Frances Willard union holds power mission services at the Almi ra home Friday at 7 30 All members asked to bring flowers and those absent to leave flowers with Mrs D R Bollard 910 Beckford Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
I. TU
Ernest Black
North Lee
Frances .Willard
Local notices and travel of Ellwood City residents
Personal mentions record residents visiting and recovering health, travel to Beranton for a tribe gathering, visitors from Yorkville Ohio and Morgantown Virginia, trips to Akron and Seattle, relocations to California and Youngstown, a Kirkwood church wedding in Ellwood City, and upcoming local reunions and a Goodwill Bible class picnic. Also a humorous ad line about napkin tablets and police.
Breakfast Honors Miss Margaret Connor at Cascade Park
The Bell Telephone night force hosted a park breakfast in Cascade Park honoring Miss Margaret Connor who began training at New Castle hospital today. Connor has long been employed by the telephone company, and the event was organized by a committee of Mrs. Howard Biddle and Mrs. Walter Palmer with twelve guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Cascade Fark
Hermina Binder
May Cooper
Magdeline Bogdon
Cascade Park
Howard Biddle
Walter Palmer
Mixa Connor
Margaret Connor
New Castle Hospital
Bell Telephone Company
Misa Connor
Telephone Company
Special items of interest to sport lovers and travelers
Feature highlights on sports events for fans and tourists, offering quick briefs for home and office readers. Includes upcoming games, notable athletes, and travel tips tied to local schedules and venues.
1922 Blue Books Ready for Travel
The notice lists 1922 Blue Books, late for traveling, with nearly every road and special listed at 1.00 each.
Harding To Join Cedars Of Lebanon Initiation
President Harding will leave Washington early Saturday by train for Milford Delaware to be initiated into the Cedars of Lebanon a Masonic order He will dine with the Young Men's Republican Club in Wilmington then return to Washington Sunday aboard the yacht Mayflower which will rendezvous at Lewes Saturday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Nown
Washingtos
Harding
Washington
Milford
Delaware
Tat Cedars of
Woman Leaps From Manhattan Bridge to River
Police search the East River for the body of the first woman to leap from the Manhattan Bridge. Three witnesses saw the suicide attempt as the woman climbed the three foot rail and jumped without a cry, her body turning over before hitting the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Bridge
International News Service
New York
East River
Manhattan
Krassin To Confer With Lord Curzon
London June 6 Russian envoy Leonid Cragin will confer with Lord Curzon tomorrow reportedly to present Russia's reply to Britain's demand for halting anti British propaganda in the Aala region. The answer is said to be conciliatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Leonid Craagin
Lord Curzon
Great Britain
Almira Home Receives Gifts During May
At the regular meeting of the Board of Almira Home on Tuesday afternoon a resolution was passed in appreciation of the gifts donated during the month of May. The gifts added much to the comfort of the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Almira
Dist kitchen progress and May donations noted
A committee reported progress on the new dining kitchen and minor hospital room improvements. May donations include for the Elks room a new rug and chair with woodwork painted, stained, and garnished, and for the Trinity room painted woodwork, a new rug and covers, plus various gifts from individuals and groups including canned fruit and dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Trinity Room
Jacksville W.O. PT. U
James Smith
Three Hurt By Lightning Bolt Near Cement Plant
Three men narrowly escaped serious injury at 10 am when struck by lightning on a slush lay by the cement works road. One man was struck in the face and swollen but not knocked down. The others were knocked down briefly. none required medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cament
Stalian
Go Oraleas
Harlansburg
Cement
Losing Sale. First Serihe and poem lunch clash
Dialogue recounts an editor purchasing a poem then inviting the poet to lunch. Serihe notes the lunch cost more than the poem’s sale price, highlighting a light literary quarrel over earnings and courtesy.
Clever Burglar Foiled by Stethoscope Safe Tricks
The Paris police captured a burglar who used a stethoscope to hear sound patterns and manipulate hinges and tumblers to open safes. Investigators say the technique allowed the thief to bypass standard locks, leading to multiple break ins. Police urge property owners to enhance security and report suspicious activity immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ignorance is Bilas Miss Anteck Reference
Fragmentary line appears to parody a Boston accent script. A woman named Anteck has prayed for years for a man, and the speaker notes she has now encountered Percy Fitzwood with a dismissive tone.
Only Way to Keep Ylokus Umbrella Scheme
A brief exchange shows Ylokus and Pokus debating umbrella lending. Hokus proposes a plan with the judge present, ending with a remark about not lending the umbrella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ylokus
Jaenst
Hokus
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