Frances Cox Weds Fred Seley in Shenango Church Ceremony
Frances Cox daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles W Cox married Fred H Seley son of Mr and Mrs James R Seley at Shenango Presbyterian parsonage with Rev Edwin McCormick performing the ring ceremony. The cranberry crepe bride wore an ensemble suit and was attended by Mary Seley and Dana Cox. A wedding dinner for relatives followed at the bride’s home. Seleys plan to reside in MeKeeesport and will join Hell Telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances C. Cox
Charles W. Cox
New Wilmington Road
Fred O H. Seley
James R. Seley
New Wilmington
Shenango Presbyterian Church
Edwin McCormick
Mary Seley
Dana Cox
Mr. Seleys
Hell
Mme Keesnort
Mrs. Williams
Washington, D. C
Croton Avenue
Williams
New Castle Dry Goods Company
Prof. Williams
Smith-Williams Institute
Bride Elect Honored At Attractive Luncheon In New Castle
A Saturday luncheon at 1 L0 C1Otick home on Young Street honored bride elect Miss Glenoa House, with guests from Toronto and New York. The memo featured colored flowers, thirteen covers, and a linen shower for the honoree. Mrs. A. J. Robinson hosted guests at the Eveready Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hill Kensington
Noble
Highland Avenue
Minnie Davida
George Rigby
W. H. Gillespie
Ars
Edwin GC. Wilson
Youngstreet
Glenoa House
Byrnes
Toronto
Canada
Marjory House
New York City
A. J. Robinson
Miss House
D A R Delegates Named at Lawrence Chapter Meeting
Lawrence Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs S M Sampson s home to finalize Flag Day observances at Margaret Henry Home for Children. Delegates and alternates were elected for the State Conference in Philadelphia in November. A marker dedication for Rev William Richards is planned for Kings Chapel M B Church yard June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Simonton
W. A. Stons
Sara E. Gill
Mes
JE. M. Townsend
H. A. Frew
D. A Moore
New Castle
J. A. Gelbach
Laura Smith
Ellwood City
Grace’ Woodworth
Benjamin Beisel
Margaret, Smith
William Richards
Kings Chapel
M.B
W C T U Debates Narcotics and Parade Plans
The W C T U met at the YWCA parlors with Mrs Martha Ketler presiding. They voted to participate in the centennial parade on July 4 and formed an arrangements committee. A scientific temperance report praised grade 8 essays on Ant Narcotics. Manning Weller won first prize and Harold Barry second. Flower Mission Day at City Home is June 9 with donations to the WCA by 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning Weller
Harold Barry
W.C. A
Charles Grace
Highland Union
Pupjig
Katherine Kelley
Abe Newmark
Club Calendar for Week of June in New Castle
A dense list of weekday club meetings and reunions in New Castle for mid June. Entries include West Side Needlecraft, Fern Leaf Club, L. A. B. Club, Y. O. A. Girls, Chis Reunited Ladies League, and multiple Cascade Park gatherings with hosts and street addresses. The June 14 Young family reunion at Rose Point and the Hinnon and B.O.F. club meetings near Cascade Park are noted, plus a Tuesday T. L. T Kensington gathering hosted by Mrs. Edward Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reunited Ladies League
Cascade Park
D. J. Davis
East Falls Street
Uesday
West Side Needlecraft
BH. L. Stewart
Croton Avenue
Gascade Park
Fern Leaf Club
William
Crome
Devey Avenue
N. H. B. Kensington
B.A. Free
Edgewood Avenue
T. L. T. Kensington
Edward Roberts
Oak Street
Charles [Sturdevant
Morton Street
Field Club
John Hewitt
Park Avenue
B.D. T
Irma Halboth
N. Beaver Street
L. A. B. Club
A. W
N. A. Smith
Sycamore Street
Edwin Williams
Norwood Avenue
Ladies’ League
F.C
John Knox
Court Street
Gramada Kensington
Wayne Snyder
Cumberland Avenue
Jeny Dincer
C. MM. Mitchell
Butler Avenue
Quasa Sewing Circle
Emma Graham
Chestnut Street
Joseph Young
Boyles Avenue
Kensington
James
Love
Pearl Street
Pater Paz
Mary Moore
Wallace Avenue
5. C
Geo. . Salomon
Sheridan Avenue
S. C
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Rose Point
Personal mentions from Conneaut Lake and area across visits
Local notes record George Tate and Jack Herbert visiting Conneaut Lake Park and area, Pittsburgh visitors, and a Columbus business trip. Several residents travel to Erie Reading Atlantic City and Narrows Virginia while others welcome family, birth announcements, and weekend guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tate
Conneaut Lake
Banks
Sumner Arange
Pittsburgh
Jack Herbert
Conneaut Lake Park
J. H. Cross
Blaine Street
Columbus, O
A. Cubbison
Homestead Retreet
C. W. Herman Hess
Spruce ‘Etreet
Erie Pa
Local Notes and Happenings in Easton Area
Easton residents report return to work after illness. Funeral attendance in Altoona for Mr. McCurdy's brother. Travelers convention trip by Mr. and Mrs. McCurdy. Ligo Meehan pair and others spend day in festivities. Rhodes transferred to Shenango Valley hospital for treatment. Pettits announce birth of son Donald George in New Castle Hospital on June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
Donald George
City Plans Funds For Bands And Lights Centenary
Councilman Hiram G. Miller introduced two ordinances to fund the centennial celebrations. One sets aside 5500 for band music and another covers special illumination costing about 500. The measures were sent to the printer. Bands will perform during a week from June 29 to July 4. Judge Byrich officiated at a ceremony described as the most elaborate wedding in the new Cincinnati courthouse, per the Times-Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram GC. Miller
Y ‘Ebb H. Woasta
Common. Pleas Court
Robert A. Leblondi
Fred J
Hoffman
William H. Lenders
Byrich
New Court House
Cincinnati
Times-Star
Attorney Crisci Married in Cincinnati Ohio
Attorney Raphael Crise and Miss Merlina Diorio were married Thursday June 4 at the Hamilton County courthouse in Cincinnati. Former Judge Alfred Nippert acted as best man and Miss Peer Diorio was bridesmaid. Witnesses included Mrs Helen Diorio and Municipal Court Judge Jos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael Crise
New Castle
Merlina Diorio
Ryan Sreet
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Alfred Kk. Nippert
Miss Peer
Diorio
Atrs
Helen Dioria
Jos
Fixing Route To Centennial Field
Street department workers today repair Jackson avenue to improve access to Centennial field. The area on Jackson avenue will host the TI. A. A. East Liverpool event next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Field
Jackson Avenue
TI. A. A
Liverpool
Y W C A Notes on Bible Class and Delegates
Regular Bible class at the Y W C A meets Wednesday evening. Miss Emma B Moors and Miss Antoinette Batband, delegates from the International Institute, have returned from the Niagara Falls convention. Miss Dorothy Jane Stewart attends a physical directors conference in Scranton. The Ben Franklin Girl Reserves plan a picnic at Second Dam on Tuesday June 9 meeting at Neshannon Avenue and Worth Streets at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma B. Moors
Antoinette Batband
International Institute
Niagara Falls
Dorothy Jane Stewart
Scranton
Ben -Frantlin
Second Dam Tuesaday
Jama 9
Neshannock Avenue
Worth Streets
Fire plug hydrant plan cited for Moody and Jefferson
Fire Chief Lyon today recommended the installation of a fire hydrant at Moody Avenue and Jefferson Street and the relocation of a hydrant at Liberty and Clayton to a nearby point. Councilmen Lusk and Davies supported granting Lynn’s two requests, while council members considered the matter further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Moody Avenue J
Jefferson Street
Liberty
Clayton Street
Lusk
Davies
Lynn
City Seeks Bids for West Wallace Paving Job
City Council approved a motion by Councilman Hiram G. Miller asking the city clerk to solicit bids for paving West Wallace Avenue from Beaver Street to Shenango Street, including etresta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Today
Hiram G. Miller
West Wallace Avenue
Between
Beaver
Shenango Etresta
Visit to Plant at Toronto Highlights Modern Station
Fifteen members of the Electric ias Metering Association from New Castle toured the Toronto plant near Tonto O on Sunday. Engineers explained generator operations and the crew admired the facility as one of the finest in the nation. Pictures were taken and the group then went to Mineral Spring Park for a picnic lunch. The next social meeting will be June 18 as a flag party, with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electricias Metering Association
New Castle
New Castle Electric Company
Tao- Tonto
Toronto
JSF
Mineral Spring Park
Pightown
W. Va
Ap Soretcine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frances F. Cox
Fred E. Seley
Eleanor Anderson
May Hart
Helen Foster
James Matthews
J. Norman Martin
Easthampton
Mass
John Elder, Jr
Jennie Marshall
Smith Colfee
Mary Elizabeth Crawford
Cleveland
Princeton University
N. J
David Long Perry
Jewish Ladies Relief Society
I. Myers
East Sutton Street
L. Miller
A. Tacarlowak
L., Jacobson
Woodlawn
Gaston
Rainbow Club
The
Elks Club
E. M. M.creary
Bell
4Trinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Heil
co“Icec
Jack Gerson
North Mercer Street
Penn Theater
Gerson's
Geneva
Geneva Colege
Beaver Falls
Mae Dean
Minnie Edelstein
East Street
Harriott Elliott
Walnut Street
Grate Hockenberry
Maryland Avenue
Ruth Lewis
William Klee
Wick Avenue
Miss Elliott
Klee
Hadassah Meeting
Hadassah
First Methodist Sunday School
E. N. Baer
Bubl Park
Sharon
Ham
Olive Taytor
Thomas Taytor
Weet
Lincoln Avenue
Educational School of
Cosy
Youngstown
Edward Johnson
Smithfield Street
W. S. Needlecraft
H. L. Stewart
N. C. Hospital
Elam
Bill Hill’s Beach
Rural Avenue
Cascade Street
S. Sharp
New Concord
Sharp
Margaret McClaren
William McClaren
John Sharp
Lawrence County
Wurtemburg
Camp Run
Minnie McCleren
Florence Avenue
This City
Henderson Sharp
Julia Miller
South Street
Margaret Johnson
Huron Avenue
Harold Davis
Philadbipjta
James H. Lewis
South Jefferson Street
Mr. Davis
University of Pittsburgh
Gramoda Kensington
Gramods
F. C
L. T.L
BO. F. Club
Helen Wilson
East Madison Avenue
Hennon
Ernest Hennon
Wampum
L. A.B. Club
L. A.B. Club Associates
E. O. T. Club
EO. T. Club Associates
R. A. McKinley
Atlantic City
Elizabeth Reed
Reading Pa
Floyd Kelley
P. R.R
Harry Elwell
Narrows
Virginia
Andrew Hogue
Cottage Street
Mary, Adame
Pulaski
William Lamm
Asn
Woodlaw
St. Paul
Ming
Mivseh Cecelia Daugherty
Mary Mitchell
Florence Lovell
Gertide Moora
Adelma Rosamyer
Conneaul Hotel
Mia. J. A. McFs
Margaret and
Eleanor
Butlerl
Brown
Hamilton
Aly
Boston Bags
OG. N. T
Crisci TS
Cincinnati, O
Y.W.C. A. Notes
Bibin
Pat
Mather Bros, Ro
Masons
Mather
Mather Bros. CO. Jewelers and Silversmiths
E. Washington Street
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