Golden Wedding Is Pleasantly Celebrated
Mr and Mrs Milton Stoner of Struthers celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Tuesday evening at the home of their daughter Mrs John Oliver. The couple married June 5 1873 in Fountain Inn. The celebration featured a vow renewal conducted by Rev Minteer with Bernice Rollason playing the wedding march. Eight children and nine grandchildren plus one great grandchild are listed among survivors. Family members attended from multiple towns and presented gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Stoner
Sturthers
John Oliver
Struthers
Stoner
Gertrude McCoy
Fountain Inn
City
John Alfred
Minteer
Bernice Rollason
Charles Weimer
Grove City
John Oliver Struthers
Clyde Stoner
Floyd Stoner
Floyd Stones
Youngstown
Minnie
Grace Stoner
Frank Stoner
Charles Brooks
Marga Stoner
New Castle
Stewart Stoner
Rose Point
Marion Stoner
Poland
Thomas McCoy
G. Georgette Samuels
Oil City
Milligan McCoy
Beaver Falls
C. H. Hamilton
Sewickley
David McCoy
Entre Nous Club Social at Mrs Francis Home
Mrs M L Francis entertained the Entre Nous Club at her Butler avenue home on Wednesday evening with needlework and social chat. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs W N Francis, a red rose centerpiece graced the table, red and white tones set the menu. In two weeks Mrs W Reynolds of Adams street will host.
Miss Rose Sweeney Weds Percy Lutton
A quiet nine o'clock wedding at Fr F F O Shea residence joined Miss Rose Sweeney daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Sweeney Pearson street and Percy R Lutton son of Mr and Mrs John Lutton Ellwood City. Rev Fr M J Brennan officiated. The couple will be at home after June 15 at 15 Second Street Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. O’shea
Rose Sweeney
William J. Sweeney
Pearson Street
Percy R. Lutton
John Lutton
Ellwood City
M. J. Brennan
Anna Sweeney
John Sweeney
Engagement Announced for Local Young Woman
Mrs. Blanche Nye of Wildwood New Jersey announces the engagement of her daughter Eleanor M. Nye to Dale Clark Patterson of this city. Patterson is a student at the University of Pennsylvania and holds a position in the advertising department of The Bulletin, Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Nye
East Pine Street
Wildwood
N. J
Melbourne
Eleanor M. Nye
Dale Clark Patterson
W. C. Patterson
North Cedar Street
Patterson
University of Pennsylvania
Bulletin
Philadelphia
Butler Girls club meeting plans picnic in two weeks
Ten members met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. R. L. Coulter on Harrison street. The gathering included social pleasure and needle work with Mrs. Cardon of Butler as a guest. Baskets of roses brightened the room and refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter Miss Martha Coulter. Mrs. Beighley, Mrs. Ort, and Mrs. Perry led the planning for the two week picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Girls Club
R. L. Coulter
Harrison Street
Cardon
Butler
Martha Coulter
William Beighley
Edward Ort
Paul J. Perry
G K W Club Hosts Fancy Work and Music Meeting
Fancy work and music highlighted a G K W Club gathering at Mrs. Carl Bratchie’s Laurel Boulevard home. Special guest Mrs. Philip Buchanan attended. piano solos were performed by Miss Barbara Bratchie and Miss Eliza Jane Buchanan. Iris and orange blossoms decorated the house. A July picnic plan was set with Mrs. A W Scott on Jackson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. W. Club
Carl Bratchie
Laurel Boulevard
Philip Buchanan
Barbara Bratchie
Eliza Jane Buchanan
A. W. Scott
Jackson Avenue
G A T Kensington Holds Friday Meeting
Members of the G A T Kensington will meet Friday evening at 8 oclock with Mrs. George Hurn at Galbreath Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. T. Kensington
George Hurn
Galbreath Avenue
Luncheon Marks Close of Trinity Guild Meetings
The Women's Guild of Trinity Episcopal Church held a tureen luncheon on Wednesday in the church dining room to close its meetings. Mrs. Harry G. Clark reported on the Smethport gathering and the secretary and treasurer's reports were read, noting a substantial year end balance. A subscription to Spirit of Missions was sent to the public library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild of
Trinity Episcopal Church
Harry G. Clark
Smethport
Spirit of Missions
Philadelphia Guest Honored at Dinner
Miss Mary Foley of Philadelphia and Miss Bertha Davis were entertained at a seven o clock dinner at the Elks home. Members of the A V club attended with seven covers. A pink and white table featured a large basket of roses. A swimming party at Cascade Park is planned for Monday and the next regular meeting will be at Miss May Barnes’s Allen apartments in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Foley
Philadelphia
Bertha Davis
Greenwood Avenue
Elks
A. V. Club
Cascade Park
May Barnes
Allen Apartments
Friday's Clubs in Helena City Listings
Helena clubs include the American Legion auxiliary at the home on Basket club on East street. Senora club meets with Mrs Klas Nelson on Neshammock boulevard. 1914 Book club chaired by Mrs W P Felch on Lincoln avenue. D D club led by Miss Mary Jones on Reynolds street. D W T club run by Miss Mary Sherger on Gardner avenue. Happy Hour club organized by Mrs John Wettich on Crawford avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
J. H. Haney
Lincoln Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Home
A. W. Harbison
East Street
Senora Club
Klas Nelson
Neshannock Boulevard
W. P. Felch
D. D
Mary Jones
Reynolds Street
Mary Sherger
Gardner Avenue
John Wettich
Crawford Avenue
Befford Street Birthday Tea Recalls Club Gathering
Mrs John Eyldridge hosted members of the C and G 1921 Club at Beckford street Wednesday afternoon. Informal diversions included towel showers for Mrs Francis Hammond and Mrs Ad Anderson. Lunch followed with Mrs George Solomon assisting. Mrs George Woods of East Washington street will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eyldridge
Beckford Street
Francis Hammond
Ad Anderson
George Solomon
George Woods
East Washington Street
Quanequa Club Hosts Social at Beckford Street Home
Social pleasures and needle work entertained Quanequa Club members as guests of Mrs. G Wilfred Thomas on Beckford Street. Refreshments and rose bud cup favors were served. Mrs. William B Stewart assisted. A club picnic is planned in two weeks with Mrs. J M Speed and Mrs. Howard Meehan in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quanequa Club
G. Wilfred Thomas
Beckford Street
William B. Stewart
J. M. Speed
Howard Meehan
Y O A Girls Club meeting hosted by Mrs Porte
Mrs J Allen Porte welcomed Y O A Girls Club members Wednesday at her Laurel Boulevard home. The rooms featured baskets of flowers and social pleasures, with refreshments served. Mrs Hattie Ferenbaugh assisted, and the next gathering will be with Mrs George Walker in Reyn.
Drusilla Alli Marries Elmer Eckman at Croton M E Church
Miss Drusilla Alli daughter of New Brighton wed Elmer Sylvester Eckman in a Wednesday afternoon ceremony at two at Croton M E church parsonage with Rev. D R Dunn officiating. There were no attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drusilla Allison
New Brighton
Eilmer Sylvester Eckman
Croton M. E. Church
D. R. Dunn
Dinner Party Hosts Honor Missionary Society Members
Members of the S. of D. Mission ary Society of Central Presbyterian Church were entertained at a dinner party hosted by Mrs. Stephen Travers with Mrs. Mildred Helm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. of D. Missionary Society of
Central Presbyterian Church
Stephen Travers
Mildred Helm
Class of 19XX Hostesses Host Evening Dinner
Joint hostess party Wednesday evening served dinner at six for sixteen guests. A large rose and gold cake with class initials sat at the center, flanked by rose shaded lamps. Silver pots held ice cream with sweet peas. Mrs. Ada Steel and Mrs. Inez Cunningham assisted. Next meeting in one month at Mrs. Mc Combs on Youngstown road. husbands and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Steel
Inez Cunningham
Shamrock club hosts euchre night at Capitola home
Mrs P P Capitola on Leasure avenue welcomed Shamrock club members for a Wednesday euchre evening. Three tables played and high scores went to Mrs D F Donegan Mrs Albert Sullivan Mrs Thomas Donegan and Mrs Hettie Sullivan. Refreshments were served by the hostess with assistance from Miss Cecelia Daugherty Miss Mary Donegan and Mrs Harry Micalette. Announcement of the next meeting will be made later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Capitola
Leasure Avenue
Shamrock Club
D. F. Donegan
Albert Sullivan
Thomas Donegan
Hettie Sullivan
Cecelia Daugherty
Mary Donegan
Harry Micalette
Bell Telephone staff enjoy porch picnic and park dancing
Employees of the Bell Telephone Company were guests at Miss Stella Rowland’s Winter avenue home on Wednesday evening. A porch picnic dinner was served with colorful flowers and tables set for 12. Afterward the party drove to the park for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Company
Stella Rowland
Winter Avenue
Bon Mon Club Picnic At East Washington Home
Bon Mon Club members enjoyed a Wednesday picnic dinner at Mrs. John Morgan’s home on East Washington street. Spring flowers brightened the table and Park entertainment included dancing and amusements. Mrs. Clarence Jarrett to host a park picnic in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Mon Club
John Morgan
Washington Street
Clarence Jarrett
Tureen Dinner for R C of 1920 Club Members
Mrs J Ed McKibbon hosted a tureen dinner at her Pearson street home on Wednesday for members of the R C of 1920 club and their husbands. The table was set for 12 with cut flowers as a centerpiece, followed by dancing and music. Mrs J McCarthy of Almira avenue will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ed. McKibbon
Pearson Street
R. C. of 1920
J. McCarthy
Almira Avenue
Beatrice Kelley Weds Sylvester Williams in Los Angeles
Word reached James A. Gardner of a marriage between Miss Beatrice Kelley of Los Angeles California and Sylvester Williams also of Los Angeles. The ceremony occurred Wednesday June 6. Kelley formerly resided here and worked as an index clerk in the register and recorders office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Gardner
Beatrice Kelley
Los Angles
Cal
Sylvester Williams
Kelley
Register and Recorders Office
Local Attendees Named for State Convention in Butler
Among those attending the State Convention of the United Commercial Travelers in Butler June 7 8 9 are C. T. Hamilton of Winter Avenue Mr and Mrs O N Fishler and daughter of Hillcrest Avenue S E Nessle Dave Valienci and H T Truninger from the local group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Commercial Travelers
Butler
C. T. Hamilton
Winter Avenue
O. N. Fishler
Hillcrest Avenue
S. E. Nessle
Dave Valienci
H. T. Truninger
Helena Auxiliary Hosts Silver Tea at Mrs Haney Home
Mrs J F Haney of Lincoln Avenue will host a silver tea at her residence Friday from 2 to 5 p m for members of the Helena Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Haney
Lincoln Avenue
Helena
First Presbyterian Church
Basket Picnic by A B D Girls at Country Club
The A B D Girls announce a basket picnic Friday at 1 o clock at the Country Club. Attendees should assemble at 12 30 at the home of Mrs J Norman Martin on North Mercer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
J. Norman Martin
North Mercer Street
Cascade Park tureen dinner for B B Club members
B B Club members enjoyed a tureen dinner in Cascade Park on Wednesday. Dinner was served at one o'clock with 10 guests present. The afternoon featured social pleasures and casual activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Club
Cascade Park
Annual Pattison Boyd descendants reunion set for Millburn
The Pattison Boyd descendants gather for their annual reunion in Millburn Grange hall Millburn Mercer county on Thursday June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Sara Pattison Boyd
Millburn Grange Hall
Millburn
Mercer County
White-Thompson Reunion at Hermon Church June 14
The Thirteen annual White and Thompson family reunion will be held at Willard Grange hall on Frew Mill Road near Hermon Church on Thursday June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Thompson
Willard Grange Hall
Frew Mill Road
Hermon Church
Patter son Family Reunion Set for Grove City Saturday
The descendants of James Patterson will gather for an annual reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Davis in Grove City on Saturday June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Patterson
Personal Notices of City Visitors and Guests
William Roberts from Cleveland visited the city today. Ellwood City’s Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Martin were visitors on Wednesday. Mrs. W. Carson of Butler visits sister Mrs. Paul J. Perry in Leasure avenue. Mabel and Sarah Zahnizer of Jackson Center were in town Wednesday. Mary Whiteman of Mercer visits Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hilborn in Highland avenue. Mrs. James Sewall of New Wilmington visits sister Miss Jessie Angell on Court street. Mrs. Robert Clark Wiggins returns from Westminster College to Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Imes of Milton street travel to Cumberland Massachusetts due to the illness of the latter’s father. Aletha Wilson of East Washington street returns home from Geneva College for the summer. Aletha Wilson, a Geneva College student, is home. Mrs. Harvey T. Munn returns from a western tour and stays with her parents on Edison avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Watson of Youngstown visit Darley Vandivort’s home on Milton street. Mr. and Mrs. Watson travel toward Pittsburgh and Wheeling. Lee Smith, son of Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Smith of Warren, Pa, visits the Martin home on County Line street. Smith is en route home from a religious seminary in Delaware, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roberts
Cleveland
C. A. Martin
Ellwood City
W. Carson
Butler
Paul J. Perry
Leasure Avenue
Mabel
Sarah Zahnizer
Jackson Center
Mary Whiteman
Mercer
C. H. Hilborn
Highland Avenue
James Sewall
New Wilmington
Jessie Angell
Court Street
Robert Clark Wiggins
Westminster College
Frank Imes
Milton Street
Cumberland
Aletha Wilson
East Washington Street
Geneva College
Miss Wilson
Lee Smith
A. B. Smith
Warren
Dc. H. Martin
County Line Street
Mr. Smith
Delaware
Ohio
Theological Seminary
Aberdeen Grammar School Unveils Byron Statue
Aberdeen grammar school in the grounds of a Byron statue has just been unveiled and is described as the oldest school in the British empire with a history dating back nearly seven centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Grammar School
Lord Byron
Prayer Circle at Trinity Episcopal Church Friday
A prayer circle will be held Friday afternoon at 4 15 o clock in Trinity Episcopal Church inviting members of Religious and Fraternal Circles to attend and reflect together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ladies Aid and Mizpah Society Notices
Ladies Aid Society of Croton Avenue M E church will meet this evening with Mrs A C Allen on Dewey Avenue. Mizpah Society of First Presbyterian church met in the church parlors Tuesday with Mrs George Ramsey as leader. The foreign topic was inter-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Croton Avenue
M. BE. Church
A. C. Allen
Dewey Avenue
Mizpah Society of
First Presbyterian Church
George Ramsey
Community Study and Social Hour Report
Mrs Clyde Andersen and Miss Verna Martin led the session with Home topic and study hour activities followed by a social hour. Attendees engaged in refreshments and conversations reflecting a community club gathering.
Regular Nurses Committee Meeting Noted by Red Cross
The Red Cross Nurses Committee schedules its regular monthly meeting at headquarters this Friday afternoon at 4 30. The agenda includes routine updates and committee reports.
Optimistic Thought Independence Without Wealth
A reflective report notes independence persists as a common state even among those lacking riches. It contrasts optimism with material wealth and suggests freedom from dependence remains a widespread cultural value.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Entre Nous Club
Lester
New Castile
Kimball Pianos
Greer Bldg
N. Mercer St
Percy Lutton
Butler Girls
E. M. M’creary
Roberts’ Millinery
Sterling
Sheffield
Rogers Bros. Community
Barton
Mather Bros. CO
Jewelers
E. Washington St
New Castle, Pa
Club
Y. O. A. Girls
Allison-Eckman
East
Bell Phone
Kamp Kook
Hettrick
Metzler
Kodak
R. C
A. B. D. Girls
B. B
White-Thompson Reunion
Harvey T. Munn
West
Mrs
Harry Lusk
Edison Avenue
Clifford Watson
Darley Vandivort
Watson
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
W. Va
New Victor Records
Great White Way Orchestra
Barney Google
Georgie Price
Billy Murray
Tennessee Ten
Paul Whiteman
Paul Whiteman Fox
Whiteman
Victrola
Victor
Victor Talking Machine Company
Camden
N.J
Prayer Circle
Ladies’ Aid
Mizpah Society
Red
Nurses Committee
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