Golden wedding celebrated by Stoner family in Struthers
Mr and Mrs Milton Stoner marked their golden wedding anniversary Tuesday at their daughter Mrs John Oliver's home in Struthers. Eight children survive, nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. The couple married June 5 1873 in the Fountain Inn city. Family members attended with vows renewed and Miss Ber Wire Ballasan leading a piano program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Stoner
John Oliver
Struthers
Frand
Stoner
Gertrude McCoy
Fountain Iinn
John Trac
Trey
Minteer
Ber- Wire Ballasan
Miss Rose Sweeney Weds Percy Lutton
A quiet morning wedding at Fr F F G Shea residence united Rose Sweeney daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Sweeney and Percy R Lutton son of Mr and Mrs John Lutton Ellwood City. Rev Fr M J Brennan officiated. They will reside at 15 Second Street Ellwood City after June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. G.shea
Misa
Rose Sweeney
William J. Sweeney
Pearson, Street
Percy R. Lutton
Johnn Lutton
Ellwood City
M. J. Brennan
Anna Sweeney
John Sweeney
Engagement Announced Of Local Young Man
Mrs Blanche Nye of 226 East Pine street Wildwood New Jersey announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Eleanor M Nye to Dale Clark Patterson son of Mr and Mrs W C Patterson of North Cedar street The marriage will be an event of the near future Mr Patterson is a student of the University of Pennsylvania and holds a position in the advertising department of The Bulletin Philadelphia Meanwhile Butler Girls club hosted by Mrs L Coulter with ten members, baskets of roses and refreshments. plans for a picnic in two weeks. G I W Club met with Mrs Carl Bratchie with music and fancy work. picnic planned in three weeks. Kensington G A T meets Friday evening with Mrs George Hurn at Galbreath avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Francis
Entre Nova Club
Homre
Butler Avenue
W.N. Francis
W. Reynolds
Acums Strest
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
Reading
Philadelphia
Butler Girls
Butler Girls Club
L. Coulter
Harrison Street
Cardon of
Butler
Martha Coulter
William Keighley
Edward Ort
Paul J. Perry
Carl Bratchie
Laurel Boulevard
Philip Buchanan
Barbara Bratchie
Eliza Jane Buchanan
A. W. Scott
Jackson Avenue
John Eldridge
Beckford Street
Francis Hammond
Ad Anderson
George Solomon
George Woods
East Washington Street
Quanequa Club
G. Wilfred Thomas
William B. Stewart
J. M. Speed
Howard Meehan
Shamrock Club
P. P. Capitola
Leasurs Avenue
D. F. Donegan
Albert Sullivan
Thomas Donegan
Whettie Sullivan
Cecelia Daugherty
Mary Donegan
Harry Micaletti
R. C
J. Ed. McKibbon
Pearson Street
Luncheon Marks Close of Gold Meetings
The Women's Guild of Trinity Episcopal church held a Wednesday luncheon in the church dining room to close its gold meetings. A report by Mrs. Harry G. Clark from Smethport Pa was presented along with secretary and treasurer reports. The year was successful and funds remain for fall work plus a subscription to Spirit of Missions for the public library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild of
Trinity Episcopal Church
Harry G. Clark
Smethport
Spirit of Missions
Publie
Philadelphia guest honored at dinner event highlights local clubs
Miss Mary Foley of Philadelphia and Miss Bertha Davis were entertained at a seven o'clock dinner in the Elks' home with A. V. club members in attendance. The table featured a large rose centerpiece and pink and white tones. Future plans include a swimming party at Cascade Park and a regular meeting in two weeks. Various club gatherings and birthdays followed at multiple homes, with groups such as Helena Auxiliary American Legion and Quanequa Club hosting events and refreshments. A wedding and a missionary dinner party were also noted in the day’s social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Foley
Philadelphia
Bertha Davis
Greenwood Avenue
Elks
A. V. Club
Cascade Park
May Barner
Allen Apartments
Shamrock Club Hosts In Home Affair And Socials
Local club events fill a Wednesday with hostess duties at Mrs. P. Capitola Leasurs avenue and Mrs. Ada Steel and Mrs. Inez Cunningham assisting. Guests enjoyed euchre, refreshments, and announcements for upcoming meetings. Other groups held picnics, dances, and dining gatherings at homes on Winter avenue East Washington street and Park. Beatrice Kelley and Sylvester Williams wed in Los Angeles. A state convention trip for United Commercial Travelers includes several locals. Helena Auxiliary hosts a silver tea. A.B. D. Girls plan a Country Club picnic while B. B. Club dines in Cascade Park. Boyd descendants hold annual reunion in Millburn Grange hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Steel
Inez Cunningham
Mra. McCombs
Youngstown Road
Pee
White-Thompson Reunion Set at Willard Grange Hall
The Thirteen annual White and Thompson family reunion will be held at Willard Grange Hall on Frew Mill Road near Harmon Church on Thursday June 14. The Patterson descendants of James Patterson plan their annual reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Co H Davin in Grove City on Saturday June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White-Thompson
White and Thompson
Willard Grange Hall
Frew Mill Road
Harmon Church
Personal mentions network of visits across cities
William Roberts of Cleveland visited the city today as a personal mention. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Martin of Ellwood City were visitors Wednesday. Mrs. W. Carson of Butter is the guest of her sister Mrs. Paul J. Perry on League Avenue. The Misses Mabel and Sarah Zahniziar of Jackson Center visited Wednesday. Miss Mary Whiteman of Mercer is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hill born at Highland Avenue. Mrs. Janet Sewall of New Wilmington is visiting her sister Miss Jessie Angell on Court Street. Mrs. Robert Clark Wiggins, recently teaching at Westminster College, returned to Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Imes of Milton Street are in Cumberland Maryland. Miss Aletha Wilson of East Washington Street returned home from Geneva College for the summer. Mrs. Harvey T. Munn, back from a western tour, is visiting her parents on Edison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roberts
Cleveland
C. A. Martin
Ellwood City
W. Carson
Butter
Paul J. Perry
Mabel
Sarah Zahn- Izar
Jackson Center
Misa Mary Whiteman
Mercer
H. Hill
Geneva College
Miss Wilson
Harvey T. Munn
Harry Lusk
Edison Avenue
Local Visitors Trace Brief Stops In Ohio and Pennsylvania
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Watson of Youngstown end a brief visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Darley Vandivort on Mitton street as they continue toward Pittsburgh and Wheeling. Lee Smith, son of Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Smith of Warren, is a guest at County Line street residence while en route home from Delaware Ohio where he attended theological seminary. Aberdeen grammar school notes an unveiling of a Lord Byron bust as part of its seventh century history in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Watson
Youngatown
Darley Vandivort
Mitton Street
Watson
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
W. Va
Lee Smith
A. B. Smith
Warren
G. MW. Martin
County Line Street
Mr. Smith
Delaware
Ohio
Theological Seminary
Aberdeen Grammar School
Lord Byron
Prayer Circle and Ladies Aid Meet at Local Churches
In religious circles prayers and meetings are announced for Friday afternoon at 4 15 at Trinity Episcopal Church with Mrs A Alien Pewey Avenue to lead the Ladies All Meeting and Mizpah Socket Mizpal Society gathers at First Presbyterian Church with Mrs George Ramsey guiding a discussion on a foreign topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ladies' Aid Society of
Croton Avenue
Church
Mrs. A. ©. Alien
Pewey Avenue
Mizpal Society of
First Presbyterian Church
Yeresdhy
George Ransey
Inter
Home Topic Study Spawns Social Diversions
Mrs Clyde leads a Home topic study with lively social diversions noted afterward. The article describes engaging activities and the community reaction to the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Lisse
Nurses Committee Meeting at Red Cross Notes
Regular monthly meeting of the Nurses Committee at the Red Cross headquarters Friday afterglow time noted. Sporadic optimism referenced with themes of independence and wealth, with an unclear prelack or code 41230 appearing in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurses Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jaeses
Lester’s
Wash, St
Naw Cuetle
Kimball Pianos
Greer
N. Mercer Bt
Percy Lutton
G. A. T. Kensington
George Hurn
Galbreath Avenue
E. M. M’creary
Helena
J. H. Haney
Lincoln Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Home
A. W. Harbison
East Street
Klas Nelson
Neshannock Boulevard
W. P. Felch
D. D
Mary Jones
Reynolds Street
D. W
Allison-Eckman
Drusilla Alison
New Brighton
Elmer Sylvester Eckman
Croton
M. EB. Church
D. R. Dunn
S. of 0. Missionary Society of Central Presbyterian Church
Stephen Travers
Mildred Helm
Roberts’ Millinery
Sterling
Sheffield
Rogers Bros. Community
Barton Silver
Mather Bros. CO
Washington
Mears
Washington Street Bell
Citizens
Vail
Kamp Kook Gus Stover
Hettrick
Metzler’s
Kodak
Bell Telephone Company
Stella Rowland
Winter Avenue
John Morgan
Washington Street
Clarence Jarrett
Los Angles
Wora
James A. Gardner
Beatrice Kelley
Cal
Sylvester Williams
Kelley
Register and Recorders Office
United Commercial Travelers
Tune
C. T. Hamilton
C. N. Fishlsr
Hillcrest Avenue
E. Neasle
Dave Vallend
WW. T. Truningar
J. F. Haney
A.B. D
Country Club
J. Norman Martin
North
Mercer Street
B. B
New Victor Records
Great White Way
Barney Google
Georgie Price
Billy Murray
Tennessee Ten
Paul Whiteman
Paul Whiteman Fox
Whiteman
Victrola
Victor
Victor‘ Talking Machine Company
Camdenw
Red
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