Miss Frances Cox Weds Fred Seley in Shenango Church Ceremony
Miss Frances C Cox daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles W Cox of New Wilmington road married Fred E Seley son of Mr and Mrs James R Seley of New Wilmington Saturday at 3 30 pm in Shenango Presbyterian parsonage with Rev Edwin McCormick officiating. Bride wore cranberry crepe. Attendants were Miss Mary Seley and Dana Cox. A wedding dinner for 20 relatives followed at the bride’s home. Seley works with Hell Telephone in McKeesport and they will live there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances C. Cox
Charles W. Cox
New Wilmington Road
Fred E. Seley
James R. Seley
New Wilmington
Shenango Presbyterian Church
Edwin McCormick
Mary Seley
Dana Cox
Mr. Seley
Hell Telephone
Mce- Keesport
Musical Programs Planned at New Castle Field Club
Plans for several musical programs at New Castle Field Club for members and guests. First concert Thursday at 8 o clock features leading city musicians. After the first part the audience will sing old fashioned songs. Arrangements by Eleanor Anderson May Hoyt Helen Foster Mrs. James Matthews and Mrs J Norman Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Local Residents Attend College Commencement Events
Mr and Mrs John Elder Jr and Miss Jennie Marshall leave for Easthampton Massachusetts to attend Smith College commencement. Miss Mary Elizabeth Crawford of Cleveland will graduate and the party will also attend Princeton University exercises for David Long Perry. They expect to be out of the city two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elder, Jr
Jennie Marshall
Easthampton
Mass
Smith College
Mary Elizabeth Crawford
Cleveland
Princeton University
N. J
David Long Perry
North Hill Kensington Elects New Officers at Luncheon
North Hill Kensington members enjoyed a 1 o'clock luncheon at Mrs. H. S. Noble’s home on Highland avenue. Covers for sixteen, pink roses as centerpiece, and a business session followed with new officers elected: President Miss Minnie Davidson, vice president Mrs. George Rigby, secretary Mrs. W. H. Gillespie, and treasurer Mrs. H. S. Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hill Kensington
H. S. Noble
Highland Avenue
Minnie Davidson
George Rigby
W.H. Gillespie
Closing Meeting of Jewish Ladies Relief Society
Members of the Jewish Ladies Relief Society held their season ending gathering at Mrs. S. Myers home on East Sutton street Sunday evening with Mrs. L. Miller as associate hostess. Out of town guests included Mrs. A. Tacarlowski of Pittsburgh and Mrs. L. Jacobson of Woodlawn. The group socialized after the business session and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Ladies Relief Society
S. Myers
East Sutton Street
L. Miller
A. Tacarlowski
Pittsburgh
L. Jacobson
Woodlawn
Gaston Sunday School Reunion Set for June 10 at Cascade Park
The committee completes plans for a Wednesday reunion at Cascade Park with a noon business meeting and a grove dinner. Many out of town guests are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston
Cascade Park
Grove
Rainbow Club Dinner at Elks Club Thursday
Rainbow Club members will enjoy a seven o'clock dinner at the Elks Club Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Club
Elks Club
Attractive Luncheon Honors Bride-Elect
Mrs Edwin C Wilson hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon Saturday at her Young Street home for Miss Glenda House whose June wedding is planned. Varied garden flowers graced the decor, thirteen covers were set, and guests enjoyed social pastimes after the meal. A linen shower of dainty gifts was given to the guest of honor. Out of town attendees included Mrs Byrnes of Toronto and Miss Marjory House of New York City. Mrs R J Robinson hosted additional luncheon at the Eveready Inn Thursday as a courtesy to Miss House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Wilson
Young Street
Glenda House
Byrnes
Toronto
Canada
Marjory House
New York City
R. J. Robinson
Eveready Inn
Miss House
Marriage of Mrs Marcia Baker Carlson and Prof G Earl Williams
The ceremony occurred at 6 this morning in the Croton M E church parsonage with D Ralph Dunn officiating. Attendants were Edward R Smith and his wife. The couple planned a wedding dinner at the groom’s home before a motor trip to Washington and then residence at 703 Croton avenue. Mrs Williams works for New Castle Dry Goods. Prof Williams heads the violin department at the Smith Williams Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Baker Carlson
Croton Avenue
G. Earl Williams
Annie Williams
Croton M. E
D. Ralph Dunn
Edward R. Smith
Graduates of Geneva College Listed for June Ceremony
The local students honored at Geneva College Beaver Falls on June 3 include Mae Dean Court Street Minnie Edelstein East Street Harriett Elliott Walnut Street Grace Hockenberry Maryland Avenue Ruth Lewis Neshannock Avenue and William Klee Wick Avenue. All earned Bachelor of Arts except Harriett Elliott who earned a Bachelor of Science in Education. William Klee received a gold football trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Colege
Beaver Falls
Mae Dean
Court Street
Minnie Edelstein
East Street
Harriett Elliott
Walnut Street
Grace Hockenberry
Maryland Avenue
Ruth Lewis
Neshannock Avenue
William Klee
Wick Avenue
Miss Elliott
Klee
Hadassah Closing Meeting Sets Delegate for D C Convention
Senior Hadassah members gather for a summer closing meeting Tuesday June 9 at Mrs B Kline home on Wallace avenue A delegate will be appointed to attend the Hadassah and Z O A convention at the Mayflower Hotel Washington DC June 30 to July 2 Milk bags are to be turned in at this meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah
First Methodist class to hold annual picnic at Buhl Park
Members of the Bible class taught by Mrs. E. N. Baer will hold their annual picnic Monday June 15 at Buhl Park Sharon. Autos will be at the church at 11 a.m. Members may bring children or guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Sunday School
E. N. Baer
Buhl Park
Sharon
Olive Taylor to graduate from Cleveland educational school
Miss Olive Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Taylor of West Lincoln avenue will graduate from the Educational school of Cleveland Ohio on June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Taylor
Thomas Taylor
West Lincoln Avenue
The
Educational School of
Cleveland, O
Reunited Ladies League Dinners at Cascade Park
Members of the Reunited Ladies League will dine at Cascade Park at 6 o clock Thursday evening, replacing the previously planned meal at Mrs. D J Davis home on East Falls street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reunited Ladies League
Cascade Park
D. J. Davis
East Falls Street
Cosy 1923 Club to Meet in Youngstown Friday
Members of the Cosy 1923 Club will spend Thursday in Youngstown. The regular meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Edward Johnson, on Smithfield street, Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Edward Johnson
Smithfield Street
Needlecraft Hostess Plans Tuesday Dinner Event
Mrs. H. L. Stewart of Croton Avenue will entertain members of the West Side Needlecraft at a 6:30 dinner party Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Stewart
Croton Avenue
West Side Needlecraft
New Castle Hospital Emergency Club Suspends Meetings
Members of the New Castle Hospital Emergency Club have discontinued their meetings until Fall, delaying planned activities and commitments for the group as the season ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
Emergency Club
ELECT DELEGATES TO D A R CONFERENCE
Lawrence Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs S S Sampson home on Boyles avenue to finalize Flag Day observance for June 13 at Margaret Henry Home for Children A pre sented flag will be raised with ceremony Delegates and alternates were elected for the State Conference in Philadelphia in November Delegates include Mrs James T Ray Mrs Jessie Hamilton Mrs F E Simonton Mrs W A Stone Miss Sara E Gill Mrs E M Townsend Mrs H A Frew Mrs D A Moore of New Castle Mrs J A Gelbach Mrs Laura Smith of Ellwood City Alternates are Miss Grace Wood worth Mrs Benjamin Beisel Mrs S S Sampson Mrs John Crowl Miss Anna Mitcheltree Mrs John Gardner Mrs E J Wilson Mrs C C Royce Mrs William Van Gorder Miss Sara Newell A social hour followed and committee helped serve refreshments Rev William Richards marker to be unveiled June 28 at Kings Chapel M E Churchyard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Richards
Kings Chapel
M.E
Sixtieth wedding anniversary for Rev and Mrs S S Sharp
Rev and Mrs S S Sharp of New Concord O celebrated their sixtieth anniversary at their home on May 18. A reception drew many friends and relatives. Mrs Sharp was formerly Margaret McClaren daughter of William and Margaret McClaren early New Castle settlers. John Sharp Rev Sharp's father helped settle Lawrence county. The couple previously lived in New Wilmington where he served at Wurtemburg and Camp Run. Miss Minnie McClaren and Henderson Sharp attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Sharp
New Concord
Sharp
Margaret McClaren
William McClaren
New Castle
John Sharp
Lawrence County
Mrs Miller to Host Pedro Club Meeting Change
Mrs Julia Miller of South Street will host the Pedro Club gathering Wednesday evening replacing Mrs Margaret Johnson of Huron Avenue as previously scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Miller
South Street
Margaret Johnson
Huron Avenue
Philadelphia Professor Davis to Get Pittsburgh PhD
Harold Davis of Philadelphia visits his cousin James H. Lewis on South Jefferson Street. Davis plans to return to Pittsburgh to graduate from the University of Pittsburgh with a PhD degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Davis
Philadelphia
James H. Lewis
South Jefferson Street
Mr. Davis
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Gramoda Kensington Host at Cumberland Avenue
Mrs. Wayne Snyder of Cumberland Avenue will welcome Gramoda Kensington members to her home Thursday evening for a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gramoda Kensington
Wayne Snyder
Cumberland Avenue
Mrs John Knox Hosts F O Luncheon Club Lunch
Mrs John Knox of Court Street will entertain members of the F O Luncheon Club at a one oclock luncheon on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O
John Knox
Court Street
Central WCTU and LTL Meeting Reports Assignments
The Central WCTU met at the YWCA with Mrs Martha Ketler in charge and pledged to join the centennial parade on July 4. Mrs E C Beehm reported on grade 8 essays about Anti Narcotics with Manning Weller winning first prize and Harold Barry second. Flower Mission Day at the City Home is set for Tuesday June 9. donations of flowers are welcome by 1 p.m. at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Martha Ketler
Jennie Forquer
E. C. Beehm
Manning Weller
Harold Barry
Charles Grace
Prizes Awarded in High School Essay Contest
The W C T U campaign against narcotics funded a prize for essays in Highland Union Senior High. About five hundred Sophomore essays were written on what to say to a younger brother to quit cigarettes. Katherine Kelley won first prize three dollars. Abe Newmark won second prize two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Union
Katherine Kelley
Abe Newmark
Club Calendar for Week of June 8
Tuesday clubs include West Side Needlecraft and Fern Leaf Club with meetings on Croton and Dewey avenues. Cascade Park picnic noted along with N H Kensington, T L T Kensington, Social Hour, Field Club luncheon and more on Morton and Park avenues. Wednesday listings cover several civic and youth groups and hospital guilds across multiple streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Needlecraft
H. L. Stewart
Croton Avenue
Cascade Park
Fern Leaf Club
William Crome
Dewey Avenue
N. H. B. Kensington
E. A. Free
Edgewood Avenue
T. L. T. Kensington
Edward Roberts
Oak Street
Charles Sturdevant
Morton Street
Field Club
Cosy Home Club
John Hewitt
Park Avenue
Thursday's Clubs Silent Gathering Notes
Reunited Ladies League hosts dinner at Cascade Park with plans for future events. Luncheon and dinner clubs across the city include Mrs. John Knox on Court Street and Mrs. Wayne Snyder on Cumberland Avenue, plus groups led by Mrs. Emma Graham and Mrs. Joseph Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ League
Cascade Park
F. C
John Knox
Court Street
Gramada Kensington
Wayne Snyder
Cumberland Avenue
Joly
C. M. Mitchell
Butler Avenue
Queen Sewing Circle
Emma Graham
Chastnut Street
Modern 500
Joseph Young
Boyles Avenue
Kensington
James Love
Pearl Street
Peter Pan Club
Mary Moore
Wallace Avenue
Friday's Clubs and Members in Smithfield Area
A condensed social note lists several clubs and their members. Cosy 1923 club meets with Mrs Edward Johnson on Smithfield Street. Current Events Class plans a picnic at Fulaski Presbyterian Church. Luncheon Spoon Club is led by Mrs William Hugus on Highland Avenue. Happy Hour Club hosts Mrs John Wettich on Park Avenue. H G S Club lists Mrs Herman Richards on Wade Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Johnson
Smithfield Street
Fulaski Presbyterian Church
William Hugus
Highland Avenue
John Wettich
Park Avenue
Herman Richards
Wado Street
Young Reunion to be Held at Rose Point Church
The annual Young family reunion is planned for Tuesday June 14 at the Reformed Presbyterian church in Rose Point. Family members are urged to attend and share in fellowship and updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Rose Point
Postponed B. O. F. club meeting with Helen Wilson
The B. O. F. club meeting planned for Thursday evening with Miss Helen Wilson of East Madison avenue has been postponed for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. F. Club
Helen Wilson
East Madison Avenue
Hen non Family Reunion Set for June 18 at Wampum Home
The annual Hen non family reunion will be hosted at the residence of Mr and Mrs Ernest Hen non in Wampum on Thursday June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennon
Ernest Hennon
Wampum
Club breakfast set for Cascade Park Wednesday
The club associates will hold a breakfast at Cascade Park on Wednesday morning, inviting members to gather for a casual start to the day and discuss upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhe Club Associates
Cascade Park
E. O. T. Club Dinner At Cascade Park
The T S Club will hold a seven o'clock tureen dinner at Cascade Park Wednesday evening with members expected to attend and share in the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. T. Club
TS Club Associates
Cascade Park
Mrs Edward Roberts Hosts T L T Kensington Meeting
Mrs Edward Roberts will host the T L T Kensington members at her home on Tuesday for a local club gathering.
Personal mentions from Conneaut Lake and surrounding towns
Local society notes list numerous weekend and day visitors in Conneaut Lake and nearby cities. Names include George Tate J. B. Banks J. H. Cross C. W. Hess and Elizabeth Reed. Trips span Erie Reading Pittsburgh and Canton with arrivals at hotels and hospitals. Births, vacations, and visitors from Butler New Castle and Blaine are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tate
Conneaut Lake
Banks
Sumner Avenue
Pittsburgh
Jack Herbert
Conneaut Lake Park
J. H. Cross
Blaine Street
Columbus
A. Cubbison
Homestead Street
C. W. Herman Hess
Spruce Street
Erie Pa
Local social notes and hospital news from the area
Sunday morning update lists residents traveling for four months to Easton Pa and attendances at funerals in Toronto and Altoona Pa. Warden J.8 Warden of Epworth Street returns to work after illness. Mrs. Ligo and Mrs. Meehan visit Mrs. McMann. Rhodes moves to Shenango Valley hospital for treatment. Birth announced for Donald George Pettitt at New Castle Hospital on June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue
Easton Pa
Epworth Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
T. A. McCurdy
Adams Street
Altoona Pa
A. C
J. E. Ligo
East Falls Street
P. J. Meehan
Crawford Avenue
James McMann
Hubbard
Oscar E. Rhodes
Hillcrest Avenue
Shenango Valley Hospital
Harry Pettitt
Cunningham Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Donald George
Y. W. C. A. Notes Bible Class and Delegate News
Regular Bible class will be held at the Y. W. C. A. Wednesday evening at 6 50 Return Home Miss Emma B. Moore and Miss Antoinette Barbant delegates from the International Institute to the Niagara Falls convention have returned home Attending Conference Miss Dorothy Jane Stewart physical director at the Y WCA attends a physical directors conference in Scranton Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma B. Moore
Antoinette Barbant
International Institute
Niagara Falls
Dorothy Jane Stewart
Y Wca
Scranton
Picnic Plan for Ben Franklin Girl Reserves
The Ben Franklin Girl Reserves plan a picnic at Second Dam on Tuesday June 9. All participants should meet at the corner of Neshan nock avenue and North streets at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Franklin
Second Dam
Neshannock Avenue
North Streets
City Seeks Bids for West Wallace Avenue Paving
City council approved a motion by Councilman Hiram G. Miller directing the city clerk to solicit bids for paving West Wallace Avenue from Beaver Street to Shenango Street. The action aims to improve the roadway and related street work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Today
Hiram G. Miller
City Plans Funding For Bands And Lights Centennial
Councilman Hiram G. Miller introduced two ordinances to fund band music at 3500 dollars and special illumination costing about 600 dollars for the Centennial fet. The measures were sent to the printer. Public concerts by engaged bands are scheduled for June 29 to July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram G. Miller
Attorney Crisci Marries in Cincinnati
Attorney Raphael Crisci of New Castle and Miss Merlina Diorio of Cincinnati wed Thursday June 4 at Hamilton County courthouse Cincinnati. Former Judge Alfred Nippert served as best man and Miss Pearl Diorio was bridesmaid. Witnesses included Mrs Helen Diorio and Municipal Court Judge Jos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael Crisci
New Castle
Merlina Diorio
Ryan Sreet
Cincinnati
Hamilton County Court House
Alfred Knippert
Pearl Diorio
Helen Diorio
Jos
Elaborate Wedding at Cincinnati Courthouse
Eph H. Woeste presided as Common Pleas Court Judge along with Judges Robert A. Leblond and Fred I. Hoffman and Probate Judge William H. Lenders. Judge Eyrich performed the ceremony, noted by the Times-Star as the most elaborate wedding staged in the new courthouse at Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eph H. Woeste
Common Pleas Court
Robert A. Leblond
William H. Lenders
Eyrich
New Court House
Cincinnati
Times-Star
Fixing Route To Centennial Field
Jackson avenue workers today created rough conditions on the street leading to Centennial Field. Centennial Field sits on Jackson avenue and will host the T A A East Liverpool game Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Field
Jackson Avenue
Liverpool
Fire Chief Recommends Hydrant Moves and Installation
Fire Chief Lynn asked the council today to install a new fire hydrant at Moody Avenue and Jefferson Street and relocate the hydrant at Liberty and Clayton Street to a nearby point on property owned land. Councilmen Lusk and Davies supported the requests, which received strong council favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Moody Avenue
Jefferson Street
Liberty
Clayton Street
Lusk
Davies
Visit To Plant At Toronto by Electric Metering Association
Fifteen members of the Electric al Metering Association of New Castle, including female clerical staff, toured the massive New generating station in Toronto, Ontario. A plant engineer conducted the visit, praising its modern design and power for the Penn Ohio system. Photos were taken, then the group picnicked at Mineral Spring Park in Pughtown West Virginia. The next meeting is set for June 19 as a stag party with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical Metering Association of
New Castle
New Castle Electric Company
Toronto
Penn-Ohio
Mineral Spring Park
Pughtown
W. Va
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frances F. Cox
Jewish Ladies Relief
E. M. M’creary
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Bell Phone
Jack Gerson
North Mercer Street
Penn Theater Bldg
Gerson's
Carlson-Williams
Geneva
Hadassah Meeting
Cosy
W. S. Needlecraft
N. C. Hospital
Elam’s Orchestra
Bill Hill
Beach
Rural Avenue
the Narrows
Cascade Street
D. A. R. Conference
Pedro Club
W.C. T. U. and
Irma Halboth
N. Beaver Street
William Meredith
H. B. Club
Lyle Wimer
Hazel Street
Friendship Club
Ross
Taylor Street
James Brown Finch
N. A. Smith
Sycamore Street
Edwin Williams
Norwood Avenue
Hennon Reunion
L. A. B. Club
R. A. McKinley
Atlantic City
Elizabeth Reed
Lincoln Avenue
Reading Pa
Floyd Kelley
Harry Elwell
Narrows
Virginia
Andrew Hogue
Cottage Street
Mary Adams
Pulaski
William Lamm
C. C. Fulkerson
Delaware Avenue
Canton Ohio
Wilber
Edna Hopkins
Sheridan Avenue
Sam H. McGoun
James L. Wogan
King Avenue
Herbert Patterson
H. C. Harper
James Needler
Webster, Pa
Elmer Douglass
State Street
Thomas Jackamo
St. Paul
Minn
Cecelia Daugherty
Mary Mitchell
Florence Lovell
Gertrude Moore
Adelma Rosamyer
Boston Bags
D. M. C. Strand Floss—Seskein
O.N T
Fabrica
Fiat
Tom Moore
Y. W.C. A. Notes
Crisci
Cincinnati, O
Mather Bros.co
Masons
Mather
Mather Bros. CO
E. Washington Street
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