Two Local Weddings Set in Separate States Today
Today two weddings of local interest take place. In Witereleit Vo a ceremony unites Miss Helen Dortey and J E Kerslake with a large bridal party and reception to follow. AY Kerslake, a chemist at New Castle Water, will wed Miss Ella Barton Burcan in Napoleonville La with a reception and post ceremony trip. Both couples plan future residences in Roanoke and Toanoxe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witereleit
Helen 43
Dorney
J. P. Dortey
J. E. Kerslake
Big City
J. AY Kerslake
Tray
Kerslake
New Castle Water Company
Ella Barton
Clarents
Clifford Burcan
Napoleonville la
John Taggart Jones
Church of Christ
Napoleonville
Iemls
Jones
Toanoxe
Alc. Jones
Highland Avenue
Roanoke
Miss Florence Clark Weds Edgar Minick
Miss Florence Clark, who left Mondas for Dover Colorado, will marry Edgar Minick of that place, formerly of this city, in the General Presbyterian church of Denver. Mrs Minick will reside in Denver. The bride is daughter of Samuel and Florence Clark of Franklin Avenue, Minick son of Arabella Minick of Ray Street. He is employed in dry cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Clark
Dover
Colorado
Edgar Minick
Cneral Presbyterian Church
Denver
Butler Girls Fiave Enjoyable Picnic at Neshannock Falls
Butler Girls and many friends dined on a seven o'clock picnic dinner at Neshannock Falls Tuesday evening. Tables with red roses set for 25 guests. Committee members included Mr and Mrs P J Perry and Mr and Mrs Edward Orr. Guests listed include Earl Young and son Donald, plus numerous couples and relatives, with Miss Muriel O'Neil of Youngstown as the sole out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Landsen
Harry Crammer
Arthur
Carl
O. P. MacBeth
Clarence Lines
Brennaman
R. J. Coulter
Charles
W. C. Browne
Martha
Isabel
Ralph Jameson
Catherine
Florence Gould
Bess Davidson
Mary Morgan
Irene Mechling
Muriel O'Neil
Youngs
Harry Day and Adele Denarest to Wed in Plainfield
Harry Day plans to marry Adele Denarest of Plainfield New Jersey on Saturday June 10 at 6 pm in the bride’s home followed by a reception and dinner. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in the city. A purse was presented to Day by secretaries and their wives before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enl
Plainfield
New Jersey
My. Day
Adele Denarest
Dinner Party at McComba Home Delights Guests
Mrs. Claude McComba hosted a seven o clock dinner party on the Youngstown road with S. of D. Girls of Central Presbyterian and husbands present. Seated 35 at a long table with pink and white peony bouquets, Mrs. Elisabeth Brewster aided in serving, and a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Norman Dale was held after a musical evening.
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Claude McComba
Youngstown Road
S. of D
Central Presbyterian
Elisabeth Brewster
Norman Dale
Ruth Gillett
Josephine Wise
Della Sherman
Walnut Street
Miss Sherman
D. Sherman
Josephine iWise
Ruth Gillette
Mac Smith
Maule Green
Elizabeth Green
Phoebe
Madeline Frye
Lloyd Smith
Marry
Williamsport
Missionary Society Holds Annual Picnic at Custodo Park
Members of the Ladies Missionary Society of Fourth Presbyterian church held their annual picnic Tuesday evening at Custodo Park. About 20 guests were served a supper at 6:30 by a committee led by Mrs. O Crill Mrs. John Book and Mrs. John Ulrich. Park amusements followed the meal.
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John Travers
West State Street
S A.W. Club
Mars Armond
Jesse Heckart
Karl Douglass
Sam McBride
James Goodchild
Allen Street
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Custodo Park
O. Crill
John Book
John Ulrich
Miss Hazel Knobloch to Wed Gerald Irons
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Hazel Knobloch of Cleveland to Gerald Elis Irons of Cleveland, formerly Carnopolis, with a late June wedding planned. Knobloch formerly served as librarian and is noted as a member of the 1913 class of the local High School Thursday's Clubs and several local social groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Knobloch
Cleveland
Gerald Elis Irons
Carnopolis
E Mis Knobloch Wis
Picnic and Dinner Spots at Central Presbyterian Class Event
Twenty members of Mrs Gears McClelland Sunday school class dined at a six o'clock Cas cade Park gathering Tuesday. Officers were elected and park amusements followed. guests included Miss Margaret Nekhee and Miss Grace Campbell.
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Gears .McClelland
Central Presbyterian Church
Cascade Park
Charles Fisher
Edna Pringle
John Atkinson
T. Greer
Walton
Margaret Nekhee
Grace Campbell J
Chass
Annetta Corban
Bay Street
Craton M. Hureh
Albert James
Mildred Smith
Ethel Keck
Asney Miller
Martha McCreary
Opal Rogers
Virginia Sanford
Lillian Shingleton
Joan Twaddle
Bari Weidmen
Billy
Lewis Concert Delights New Castle Audience
Local tenor Lewis headlined a First Christian church concert to a packed home town crowd. The program stretched over two hours with encores after every number, and featured Miss Coliston on piano and Jim Shuler on violin. A large audience, including prominent locals in music circles, cheered the performers and a Sunday school party and a dance at nearby clubs were noted.
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New Castle
Lam Lewis
First Christian Church
En Cores
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Maxwell
Verdi
Logan
Mona Zucca
Reddick
Old Virginny
Young Tom O’devon
Russell
O'Hara
Garton
Kramer
Misa Marie Coliston
Kha
Jim Shuler
Ele
Nell Adama
Notable Local Women Active in State Society Events
Miss Helen Reed of Sharon elected fourth vice president of the Pennsylvania National Society United States Daughters of 1912 at a recent Allentown convention. Attending were Mrs. Mary Harvey, Boward Neighley, Mrs. George Carr, Mrs. Robert Brooks, and others from the area. Wedding news includes Miss Maebelle Hawthorne and Paul A. McConnett of Pittsburgh wedding in Alderman Green's office. The Hennon Reunion date set for June 15 with the annual gathering planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Helen Reed
Sharon
Perry
Pennsylvania National Society, United States Daughters of 1912
Allentown
Mary Harvey
Beckford Street
Boward Neighley
Oak Street
George Carr
Delawar Avenue
Robert Brooks
Marshall Avenue
Ware
Pitttsburgh
Himethorne-McConnell
Maebelle KE. Hawthorne
Paul A. McConnett
Pittsburgh
Amiss Wieubeth Morrison Heads West on Month Visit
Mrs Morrison of West Washington Street left for Cleveland and Columbus for a month visiting relatives and sightseeing. She plans to return in early April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amiss Wieubeth Morrison
Westashington Street
Cleveland
Columbus
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Butler Girls
Harry Day
U. P
Florence Orr
Anna Melure
Iva Kennedy
Garwig
Hin
Shirley Garwig
June Iroringer
Elizabeth Anderson
Henrietta Beighley
Clara Lute
Cosy Home Club
K. PL. Norris
Edison Avenue
Robert
Marinvello
Beauty
North Mill Street
Bell
Charles T. Metzler Company
Bell Phone
Citizens Phone
East Washington Street
Metzler
Missionary Society
Gerald Irons
Robert Thompsson
P. W
Sol Davis
Neshannock Avenue
Country Club
N.N. Card Club
John Miller
Wode Meeum
Senors
Claus Nelson
Renan Boulevard
Mater Biko
Stritmater
Skinner
Q. A. R. Club
Wilson Carson
Curgon Street
George Walker
Bird
South Mill Street
Aldenville
Floyd Childs
W. H. Thompson
Crawford Avenue
Childs
First Baptist Church
Neshpannock
Kacey Athletic Club
Joseph Brown
Fred Deveral
Myra
Joseph Hannon
Uietrich
Gray
Thoms Gibbons
Les Stockman
Jack O'Leary
Country Club Limchean
South Dakota
Charlotte Taylor
Lennox
Chicago
Ann Arbor
Oberlin College
Taylor
Mule
Perry Chanter
Daughters of 1812
Osenthal
Cears
Fabian
David H. Long
Ethel Ewens
Frederie Ewens
Boxles
Indiana State Normal School
Pearl Ewens
Robison-Pax
Etrie Reniion
James Fox
Alderman Green
Hennon
the Winter Co
Onyx
van Raalte’s
Honnen
Earnest Heennen
Wampum
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