Gertrude Fulerton Weds William Davis at Mt Jackson
A wedding held Thursday afternoon in Mt Jackson united Gertrude Fulerton and William Davis with 70 guests present. Rev. Robert Hamlet officiated at Mt Jackson United Presbyterian Church. The bride wore a white dance gown with an arm bouquet of white roses and blue pink flowers. Frances Fullerton was maid of honor in pink lace. Best man was Fyat Hubert Davis. attendants included Robert Dyck and Toramy Burgh. After the ceremony an informal tea followed and the couple departed for a motor trip. The bride is from Battle Creek Michigan area and the groom from Carnegie Tech background. They plan to settle on the Mt Jackson Bessemer road.
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James N. Fullerton
Mt. Jackson
Gertrude
William Davis
Joseph Davis
Robert Hamlet
Mt. Jackson United Presbyterian Church
Frances Pullerton
Slater
Hubert Davis
Nansing
Mich
Robert Dyck
Blacksburg, Va
Toramy Burgh
Mrs. Davis
Dictlelan
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Battie Grosk College
Battle Creek
Carnegle Tech
Mt. Jackson-Bessemer
Tar d ella Mac i arel lo Marriage Thursday
Two prominent city Italian families unite as Miss Helen Roselia Tardella daughter of James Tardella Division street becomes bride of Thomas Maciarello son of Nick Maciarello Booth Mill street. The ceremony held at St Vitus church with high mass by Rev DeMika. Wedding party includes maid of honor Marguerite Bearligne best man Benjamin Crocone. Reception at Castleton hotel for 125 guests. The couple plan a New York motor trip and will reside at 715 South Mill Street. Out of town guests from Akron Cleveland and Youngstown.
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Helen
Roselia
Tardella
James Tardella
Division Street
Thomas Maciarello
Nick Maciarella
Booth Mill Street
St. Vitus
DeMika
Gatlino Vitale
Marguerite Bear Ligne
Benjamin Crccone
Rann
Norma
Castleton
New Castle Senior High
New York
Boon Tark
Akron
Cleveland
O. Snd
Youngstown
Lindsay Holsinger Announcement At Bridal Shower
A Thursday evening bridal shower was hosted at a County Line Street home for Claire Mae Tindse and the engaged Miss. Shaklee. Guests were seated at designated tables and served a menu assisted by Mrs Lindsay and Mrs Joseph Lindsay. The couple planned to move to 2212 Highland Avenue after July first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire- Mae Tindse
Pird* Miller
Rs Shaklee
Andou
Ivan
Holsinger
Lindsay
Joseph
Minnle
Leche
Will
Highland Avenue
Pies and guests swirl around Epworth event night
A fragmented notice hints at an Epworth social gathering hosted at Mrs. Weingartner’s Bulter Avenue extension home. Mentions Michael Caruso and Braith as attendees. Details unclear due to damaged text.
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Epworth
Agichael
Caruso
Braith
Ace-Hi-Bridge Club Honors Bride Elect
Members of the Ace-Hi-Bridge Club entertained the bride elect Annis at a day evening shower of gifts. Lunch was served and guests attended with cheerful exchange of well wishes and stories from the couple’s upcoming nuptials.
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Annis
New Charle Meld Club Plans Saturday Dance
The New Chatle Meld club announces a Saturday dance plan. Members invite attendees to gather at the club rooms for the evening event.
Missed Words Create Fragmentary Funeral Notice
An incomplete list shows attendees and mourners for a local event. Names such as Mrs. Fred I Rentz and Bevin Pa are mentioned among guests. The fragmentary text lacks dates and places to establish a full obituary notice.
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Janu
Fred I. ‘Rentz
City
Jade Mes Harry
Bevin, Pa
Children’s Party Through the Hours at McGill Gr
A fragmentary listing notes a children’s party event titled through the hours with names including McGill Gr ufford Fulton I daikson sLoy H Patterson lyrence Pathe. Details are sparse and other participants are unreadable.
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Arth
McGill Grufford
Fulton I
Daikson, sLoy’ “H. Patterson
Lyrence “Pathe
Elma Nesbitt Entertained At Home Thursday
Elma Nesbitt hosted a Thursday evening event in her home with guests including Daley. The gathering featured light conversation and cordial entertainment as friends shared in the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma’ Nesbitt
Ughtiy ’Daley
Evening toast and readings at Reynolda event
Mrs Douthett introduced Mise Hite Edwards as toastmistress for the evening with Rev Olifford B Jostitin and Miss M Conaby performing. Guests included Mrs Mary Raw grandmother readings by Bev Searneha and Copeland, with seating arranged around tables in the basement.
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Douthett
Randmother
Bev Searneha
Recital and Club Meeting Highlights At Local Park
The event featured a school recital with students from Mrs. way Li a o and listed performers including Kathryn Winters Ailean Temoy McFata Cohway Roberta Elder Doneld Ferguson and more. Following the program a dinner at Gaston park was served with Ethel Moora assisted by several hosts. Later the WLC Club hosted a Thursday gathering with games bingo and lawn porch seating, prizes awarded to Ben McCaun Mont Forney and Robert Maxwell. The next club meeting is scheduled for July 13 at the home of Mr and Mrs Culterd Roberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cital
Plenic
Juni BP
Way Lia O
Hegten
Kathryn / “Winters
Ailean’. Sturdy
Temoy 'McFata
Cohway
Roberta.Elder
Doneld Ferguson
David Ferguson
IBM Atten
Eleanor
Eckles
Suesnie Pick
Jenn Shot
Ginee Miles
Helen Allen
Katherine Hoover
Gil
Bert Cox
Kathryn Olel Horhung
Acpleni¢ Dinne
Gaston Park
Ethel Moora
Mise Me Butz
Harry Miles
Liberty Ganino
Walker Ballentine
Inchini'ge
Bers
W.lc
Ben. McCaun
Mont Forney
Robert Maxwell
Clarence Glesple
Whiter Leslie
Culterd Roberta
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Gertrude Fulerton
W. H. Weinsohonk
Savannah Gardens
P. HO
Alison Leslie
Enon Valley Road
Teaay Ana Sai
Mayne
Mather Bros.'co. Jewelers
East Washington'st
Lindsay-Holsinger
Harry
Marshall
Children’s
PARTY
Davis Shoe CO
E. M. McCreary
Bell Fhone
Admiraston
Metzler
Copeland
Jean Dufford Guest
Gerson
Bulova
Leelee
Lee Lente
Aoa
Afany
Bulovs
New Castle
Toni
Dave
Gerson's
Jack Gerson
Your Jeweler
Mercer St-Penn Theatre
Roy Grafton
High and Avenue Extension
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