Moore Whiting Wedding Planned for Later This Month
A luncheon at two o’clock today hosted by Misses Florence and Vera Gibson of New Bedford announced the coming marriage of Miss Frances Moore and Mr. Robert Whiting. The event, set for late June, drew 20 guests including Mrs. Samantha Moore and Miss Ethel Moore. Flowers matched the red and white color scheme used throughout the menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Vera Gibson
New Bedford
Frances Moore
Robert Whiting
Samantha Moore
Ethel Moore
Park Avenue
KB T C Club Hosts Tea for Mrs. Harry Elder
Friday afternoon entertainment by the KB T C club at Mrs. David W. Ritchie’s East Grant avenue home honored newlywed Mrs. Harry Elder. Guests included Miss Margaret Wallace of Los Angeles, Miss Katherine Dwyer of Curwenville, and Miss Plail of Wayland. Kensington work and music complemented field daisies and peonies with refreshments served later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KB. T. C. Club
David W. Ritchie
East Grant Avenue
Harry Elder
Kensington
Margaret Wallace
Los Angeles
Cal
Katherine Dwyer
Curwensville
Plail
Wayland
Moby
Whalen Family Trips and Speaking Engagements
Mrs. H. J. Whalen and children travel to New York state for a month with her parents at Keuka Park Lake Keuka. They are joined by Dr. Whalen who spoke at the Brotherhood of Berean Baptist banquet in Carbondale Pa. He will return to New Castle to lead Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Whalen
New York State
Highland Book Club Friday Noon Meeting
Delightfully informal entertainment at the Highland Book Club gathering held Friday noon. Mrs. W. H. Shipher of Bland Avenue hosted five guests including Miss Mary Chamberlain of London. Summer flowers decorated the room and refreshments followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Club
W. H. Shipier
Bland Avenue
Mary Chamberlain
London
Byers and Beadel Families Plan Summer at Stoneboro Cottage
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Byers and their Leasure avenue family traveled to Stoneboro to spend the summer at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Beadel and family of Lincoln avenue will leave next week for several months at the same vacation spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Byers
Leasure Avenue
Stoneboro
Edward W. Beadel
Lincoln Avenue
D W T Meeting Postponed For Commencement Exercises
The D W T club meeting scheduled for Friday evening with Miss Marie Merriman was postponed for one week due to commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. T. Club
Marie Merriman
Bay Family Reunion Held at Edward Patton Home
The Bay family gathered for their annual reunion at Edward Patton's residence on Court Street on Tuesday June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Patton
Court Street
Local Attorney to Wed Washington Girl
Miss May Kelley of Washington plans to marry Portland area attorney Roy E. Hazen in the fall. The engagement was announced at a luncheon by the bride elects mother. Hazen is a Lawrence County Bar member and sales manager for Portland Cement, Allegheny College graduate, with many friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May Kelley
Washington
Roy E. Hazen
Miss Kelley
Hazen
Lawrence County Bar Association
Portland Cement Company
Allegheny College
Cook Family Heads to Lehigh for Commencement
Misses Van and Sue Cook of Edison avenue and Mr and Mrs C W Cook of Wallace avenue left for South Bethlehem to attend son Eber W Cook’s Lehigh University commencement. After the exercises they will visit Atlantic City before returning home with their son who will start a new job in Lerain Ohio with Mutual Tool Co about June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van and
Sue Cook
Edison Avenue
C W. Cook
Wallace Avenue
South Bethlehem
Lehigh University
Eber W. Cook
Atlantic City
The
Mutual Tool Co
New Castle Woman Jenny Lind MacQueen Delights In Beaver Recital
Miss Jenny Lind MacQueen presented by Mr. Giles gave a Friday Beaver College auditorium recital assisted by pianist Miss Lucille Wilson. The young singer, noted at First Methodist church, offered a varied program including Meyerbeer and Liszt numbers, received with artistic depth. local attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George Greer, Miss Jessie Mockel, and Wim Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Jenny Lind MacQueen
Beaver College
Beaver
Meyerbeer
Liddle
Allitson
Florence Buckingham Joyce
Death and the Maiden
Schubert
Max Smith
Liszt
the Quest
Eleanor Smith
Brahms
Schumann
Richard Strauss
Nevin
George W. Chadwick
George Greer
Jessie Mockel
Wim. Knox
Wallace Allen Celebrates 12th Birthday With Surprise Party
Wallace Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Allen of Quest Street, observed his 12th birthday with a surprise party Friday. Mrs. Allen hosted 28 guests, decorating the porch and organizing games while Flora Gardner and Mrs. McConnell helped serve lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
J. P. Allen
Quest Street
Bevan and Master Wed in Morning Home Ceremony
Rev. C F Cliffe officiated at the marriage of Miss Mary Bevan and Mr John Master this morning at 10 o'clock in the bride's mother's home Mrs Emma Bevan of North Ashland Avenue They will reside in the Seventh ward where both are well known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Cliffe
Third Christian Church
Mary Bevan
John Master
Emma Bevan
Ashland Avenue
Seventh Ward
Surprise party honors Mrs. H. C. Weaver on birthday
Friday evening Mr and Mrs J Moser of Blunston avenue hosted a surprise party for Mrs H C Weaver. Friends attended enjoyed games and music before refreshments. A gift was presented to the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Weaver
Blunston Avenue
Mrs Jones Returns From Steubenville Visit
Mrs William Jones of Epworth street returned after a visit with friends in Steubenville. She was accompanied by her sister Mrs Eglah of New York City who will make her a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Epworth Street
Steubenville
Eglah
New York City
Pretty Luncheon at Country Club Remembers Local Socials
A Friday luncheon at the Country Club hosted by Miss Mary Patterson gathered eighteen guests including Mrs. George L. Patterson and several local young people. The event featured peony centerpieces, a planned afternoon of dancing and tennis, with guests from North Mercer Street and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Patterson
North Mercer Street
Helen
Elizabeth Kirk
Elizabeth
Margaret Byers
Sara McMasters
Jean Fleming
Elizabeth White
Margaret Rose
Mary Eckles
Jane Agnes Phillips
William Patterson
George L. Patterson
Stunkard Family Surprised on Mrs Stunkard 73rd Birthday
Eastbrook residents Mr and Mrs Samuel Stunkard celebrated Mrs Stunkard's 73rd birthday with all children present Rev Charles Stunkard and family of Washington PA John Stunkard and family of Neshannock Falls Scott Stunkard and family of Eastbrook and Mr and Mrs Janes Smith of New Wilmington joined for a sumptuous dinner and enjoyable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Stunkard
Eastbrook
Stunkard
Charles Stunkard
Washington, Pa
John Stunkard
Neshannock Falls
Scott Stunkard
Janes Smith
New Wilmington
Rhodes Place couple to ship household goods to Somerset
Grabant Powe of Rhodes Place leaves Tuesday for Somerset Bermuda, his former home, to ship their household goods to this city where they will reside permanently. Mr and Mrs Fowle have spent the winter at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Edward King of Rhodes Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grabant Powe
Rhodes Place
Somerset
Bermuda
Mrs
Wheeler Family Attends Chicago Couple for Local Wedding
Mr and Mrs C S Wheeler of Chicago arrived to stay for their son William Sprague Wheeler and Miss Nancy E Hice wedding set for Tuesday. Out of town guests include Mr and Mrs W H Ward and family of Niles.
Hays Golden Wedding Anniversary Invitation
All friends of Mr and Mrs John Hays of North Beaver township near the state line are invited to attend their golden wedding anniversary celebration to be held next Saturday June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hays
North Beaver Township
State Line
Martha Sewing Circle to Meet for All-Day Quilt Event
The Martha Sewing Circle holds an all day meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Lillian Dout on Lyndal street to quilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Sewing Circle
Lillian Dout
Lyndal Street
Mrs Jennie Russell Hosts Old Maids Club Meeting
Mrs Jennie Russell of 1508 Hamilton Street will entertain the Old Maids Club Tuesday evening at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Russell
Hamilton Street
Old Maids’ Club
Ladies' Chorus 10 to Present Long Service Program
Under William E Harris the Ladies chorus of Second United Presbyterian church will perform a Sunday evening program with Miss Elizabeth McLean as accompanist. The lineup includes God Will Arise Solo Ast The Hart Toward Mendelssohn and other sacred pieces, solos, duets, and a violin obligato by Mr M R Newburry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Harris
Second United Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth McLean
God
Geibel
Pants the Hart
Handel
David G. Harris
M. R. Newburry
Lord
Schubert
Adams
Gibson
Wm. E. Harris
Shelley
Laborer Wanted for Ditch Digging and Plumber Work
Help wanted advertisement from H. R. Dunlap & Sons Plumbers at 28 N. Mill St seeking a laborer for ditch digging and associated duties. Steady employment offered with good wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Dunlap & Sons
Bell
N. Mill St
Mayor and Chief Uphold Dismissal of Two Officers
Investigation by Mayor Tyler and Chief Mitchell confirms New Castle officers were drinking while in service and the revolver discharge was probably accidental. Both officers were removed from duty, and no reinstatement is planned. Uncertainty remains over vacancies to fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Tyler
Lowellville
Ohio
New Castle
Lewis Thomas
Youngstown
Thomas
Reeble and
Pearsall
Pearsall Arrested After Accidental Firearm Discharge
Pearsall was arrested in Paglia's liquor store after a customer narrowly escaped being shot. Mayor Roller said Pearsall claimed the revolver discharge was accidental while some witnesses alleged intentional firing. Pearsall failed to appear for a 9 o'clock hearing with a $15 forfeit, and officials contemplated dismissal from the force after further investigations in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Ore
Paglia
Pearsall
Roller
Tyler
Norris Mitchell
Your City
Tyer
Reebel
Youngstown
Paglia’s
Marshall Fisher
Objection to Court Fixing Receiver's Fee in Plant Case
Petitioners challenge the receiver's fee and claim profits should not fund permanent improvements. They note a $150,000 mortgage on the plant and reference $18,000 in profits and $8,500 spent on improvements since the receiver took charge. They allege receipts then totaled $37,000 and urge no compensation be fixed until a full statement is filed. Additional testimony proceeds before Judge Porter today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Porter
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Meets at Westlake Home
The First Methodist church group held its regular Friday meeting with Miss Jennie Anderson leading a paper on Study of Homes for Children in Foreign Countries. Plans discussed for Philadelphia branch conference in October. next meeting a porch party at Mrs. George Greer’s home in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
J. S. Westlake
Highland Avenue
Jennie Anderson
E. N. Baer
Mary Davidson
Philadelphia
Delaware
Foreign Missionary Societies
Methodist
George Greer
North
Jefferson Street
Womens Foreign Missionary Society
J. 8. Westlake
Deacones Home
Covert
Roberts
Ladies League Meeting At Mrs Halboth Home
The Ladies League of the P. H. C. plans a Monday evening gathering at 1328 North Beaver Street hosted by Mrs. Gertrude Halboth. The Hershey church picnic at the park is postponed to Tuesday evening June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle of ‘91
W. E. Porter
Wallace Avenue
Bertha and
Sue Clark
Fulkerson Street
Elizabeth Harris
Ladies League
Gertrude Halboth
North Beaver Street
Anna Jansen
Buffalo School of Music
Daughters of King of Trinity
Guild Room
Ladies’ League of the
North
Beaver Street
Hershey
First Presbyterian Church
Park
Social notes: visits and travels of local residents
Mrs. L. L. Swan and Mrs. J. P. Hervey returned from Sharon after visiting friends. Miss Plail of Weyland N Y visits Mr. and Mrs. John D. Knox East street. Mrs. Bleakley and children go to Denver for several weeks. Mrs. Bentel and Mrs. Lowry of Freedom end a visit with Mrs. Maxwell of Madison avenue. Mrs. Heasley and daughter Jessie of Brooklyn avenue plan a two week visit in Michigan. Dr. H. G. Dean returns from Atlantic City where he attended the AMA convention. Guests include Mrs. Ras Hollingsworth Marion Ind Mrs. Daniels Muncie Ind and Mrs. A Hohmeyer Pittsburg staying for the funeral of Wm. H. McBride on Boyles avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
Nancy Heasley
Jessie
Brooklyn Avenue
Michigan
H. G. Dean
North Jefferson Street
Atlantic City
American Medical Association
Ras Hollingsworth
Marion
Ind
Daniels
Muncie
A. Hohmeyer
Dr Harbison to be Buried Today
The funeral for Dr Howard Harbison of San Diego California will be held at 2 PM Saturday Western Time 5 PM our time. The service will take place at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Harbison
Howard Harbison
San Diego
Cal
Memorial gathering of Modern Woodmen camp 5269
All members of Camp 5269 MW of A are urged to meet Sunday at 7 15 p m in their hall for a joint memorial service at First Baptist Church. Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. of A
First Baptist Church
Gardner on Harmony Line offers 1-4 to 5 acre plots
North Pgh Realty Co and E. J. O'Brien announce ground access all Sunday for ease of buyers who cannot come other days. Acreage options from 1 to 4 or 5 acres available in North Pittsburgh area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pgh. Realty Co
E. J. O’brien
Agt
Memorial Service by Tribe of Ben Hur at Neshannock Hall
Memorial service announced by the 251ts Committee of the Tribe of Ben Hur to be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock in their hall on Neshannock avenue. All members and friends are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur
Neshannock Avenue
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Lake Keuka
Bay Family Reunion
Metzler
Miss MacQueen
Mather Bros. Company Jewelers and Silversmiths
Ralph C. McGoun
Albert Street
Huntington
W. Va
Samuel H. McGoun
2Nd United Presbyterian Church
Missionary Meeting
Halian M. E. Mission
Wright
Pittsburg
Hillsville
First Methodist
Sharon
Ladies’ League
Kodaks and
Modern Woodmen OF America
NEW Castle Stationery CO
Mercer ST
Chevwer
Breuver’s
Euwer’s
C. W. Cook
New Castle, Pa
Harry Gross
East Washington St
Gluck Jewelry Co
East
Washington St
Traction Co
Gardner
Harmony
Nice
Valley Queen
WM. R. Gardner
H.R. Dunlap & Sons
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