Ack Foulk Wedding Quiet Ceremony in Pittsburg Lincoln Groom
Announcement of Miss Maude Alometta Foulk of Pittsburg and Mr. Frank H Ik of Lincoln Avenue solemnized at First United Methodist Church Saturday afternoon by Dr J H Clemens with Ralph M Campbell as only witness. They will live on Lincoln Avenue after Hamilton apartments completion. The bride is a popular local young woman and the groom a leading architect with many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Alomettak
Pittsburg
Frank H. Ik
Lincoln Avenue
First Merit Church
J. H. Clemens
Ralph M. Campbell
Hamilton ‘Tments
Foulk
Social events honor Carlisle street debutant and guest
Miss McBride of Carlisle street, a June elect, is feted in events hosted by Mabel Sankey of North Mill er and Mrs. James MacGivern on Isle street. An informal Friday gathering and a home entertainment at Frank Marquis’s Boyles avenue residence will also honor the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Sankey
North Miller
Nn McBride
Carlisle Street
James MacGivern
Isle Street
Frank Marquis
Boyles Ave
McBride
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ellen Long
East Falls Street
North Mill Street
Helen McBride
R. T. McKinney
Delaware Avenue
North Hill Kensington
Margaret Marshall
Court Street
T. H. E. Club
Basket Club
Recital Planned in Sharon by William Filson
William Filson of this city will give a recital at the First Baptist church in Sharon Thursday evening with Julius Sypher of the city as accompanist. The event is under the auspices of the Wednesday bar club. The recital will be held at the Buhl at Sharon on the following Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
William Filson
First Baptist Ch
Julius Sypher
City
Sunday Visit Among Local Folks Near Lansburg
A group of local residents includes Mrs. James Jackaime and sister Katherine, Mrs. Katherine z Fred, Clarence, Arthur, Leota Vernon Lang, Miss May Lewis, Mrs. Ephriam Hoover and family, and Miss F. L. Rose of Cleve. They spent Sunday in the vicinity of Lansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country
James Jackaime
Katherine
Katherine Z. Fred
Clarence, Arthur
Leota Vernon Lang
May Lewis
Ephriam Hoover
Ily
F. L. Rose
Cleve
Lansburg
Susanna Guy to entertain at clock dinner for Harris bride-elect
Susanna Guy will entertain at a clock dinner in Lawrence Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Abeth Harris a bride elect. Guests will number many to honor the hostess and stemming liaison. L. Cosel son of Mr and Mrs Cosel of Delaware avenue left for Pittsburg this morning to join the Pittsburgh Flour Company. Cosel is a high school graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Guy
Lawrence
Missabeth Harris
Thirth
Kensington
Stang
L. Cosel
Jacob Cosel
Delaware Avenue
Pittsburg
Las
Burg Flour Company
Fishing Trip to Canada With Cunningham and Reis
P. H. Cunningham of North Jer om street and Jared Reis of East at left for Canada on a fish trip. Later Mr Cunningham will be joined by his wife and they will complete the return trip in their automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
P. H. Cunningham
North Jerom Street
Jared Reis
Eastat
Mr. Cunnigham
Georgia Wilson Arrives in City for Visit
Miss Florence Whittaker of Ydan Avenue accompanies. Georgia Wilson of St Johns has arrived in the city for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Georgia Wilson
St. Johns
City
Florence Whittaker
Ydan Avenue
Martin Gantz Teachers Eat Breakfast at the Park
Martin Gantz teachers will eat breakfast at the park on Wednesday morning. The event appears to be a casual gathering for staff and locals in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Gantz
Marriage Bans Published for Two Local Couples
Bans announced at St. Josephs Church for Clara Anna Pressel and Louis Frederick Wadlinger with ceremony planned for June 24 at 8 AM, Wadlinger to be attended by his brother Norman. At St Marys Church bans for Bertha Free and John McMullen were read. date June pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
Clara Anna Pressel
Etna Street
Louis Frederick Wadlinger
Atlantic Avenue
Wadlinger
Norman J. Wadlinger
Louis Pressel
Mary Wadlinger
Bertha Anderson Weds Charles Bastress at Mercer Home
Miss Bertha V Anderson wed Charles F Bastress formerly of Mercer and now of New Castle in a ceremony at the Moore home in Mercer. Rev A J Rinker officiated with Royce Moore as wedding match, Inez Wilson of Butler as bridesmaid, and Harry Anderson of Sharon as best man. A wedding dinner followed and the couple will reside at 608 Taylor Avenue New Castle after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Moore
Mercer
Bertha V. Anderson
Charles F. Bastress
New Castle
Moore
A. J. Rinker
Royce Moore
Inez Wilson
Butler
Harry Anderson
Sharon
Samuel Anderson
Bastress
Taylor Avenue
Sharon Herald
Local couple marks 15th wedding anniversary with surprise party
Sunday marked the fifteenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Lockhart of Crawford and Cumberlance avenue. A party of friends from the First United Presbyterian church gathered Saturday evening for music and diversions then refreshments. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Porter and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N
Lockhart
Crawford and
Cumberlance Avenue
First United Presbyterian Church
W.B. Porter
John N. Lockhart
M. EK. Miller
W. H. Dunlap
Frank Edgar
J. Lee McFate
W. J. Wolford
Fred Lockhart
Lillie Samuels
Local Man Moves to Hammond Ind for Steel Plant Job
Matthew Young of East Washington Street who has long worked at the Standard Steel Car works left today for Hammond Indiana to continue with the same company. He is accompanied by his mother Mrs John Young who will relocate there for her health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Young
East Washington Street
Standard Steel Car Works
Hammond
Ind
John Young
Cambridge Girls Honor Guest at Cascade Park Breakfast
Miss Adda Willis of Cambridge Ohio was honor guest at a Cascade park breakfast Saturday hosted by Miss Ava Hague of Ad dis street. Guests included Erma Barnes Mabel Mateer Ada Willis Enid Ruth Crawford Ava and Hazel Hague. After breakfast the girls enjoyed rowing on the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adda Willis
Cambridge
Ohio
Cascade Park
Ava Hague
Addis Street
Erma Barnes
Mabel Mateer
Ada Willis
Enid
Ruth Crawford
Ava
Hazel Hague
Miss Wallace Heads Home After Extended Visit
Miss Margaret Wallace leaves Los Angeles California tonight following a three months stay at the home of her father John C Wallace on Wallace Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wallace
Ben
Los Angeles
Cal
John C. Wallace
Wallace Avenue
Miss Thompson Heads to Riverside Camp for Summer
Miss Margaret Thompson of West Washington street leaves this evening to join friends from Beaver Falls and travel to Yellowstone Park for a summer at Riverside Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Thompson
West Washington Street
Beaver Falls
Yellowstone Park
Riverside
Circulating Book Club Postponed to June 19
No meeting this week for the Circulating Book Club. The next session will be Wednesday June 19 at the home of Mrs H G Dean on North Jefferson Street. Members are asked to hold their books until then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circulating Book Club
H. G. Dean
North Jefferson Street
Mrs H E Golder Hosts Kensington Club Dinner
Mrs H E Golder of Phillips Place will entertain the 1900 Kensington at the New Castle club Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Golder
Phillips Place
Kensington
New Castle Club
Social Calendar Highlights Numerous Weddings and Gatherings
A busy spring social week features many weddings dances reunions and teas. Notable events include the marriage of Miss Sara Nolan to Thomas Vallely at St Marys church and a Yellowstone Park trip for a J. W. Brewster party, with numerous picnics breakfasts and Kensington gatherings across towns.
Hayes Celebrate Golden Wedding in Springfield Township
In Mercer county near Edenburg Mr and Mrs John Hayes observe their golden wedding in a family gathering marking fifty years of marriage with relatives from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Township
Mercer County
John Hayes
Edenburg
Miss Mossman Plans Visit to Lake Erie College Then Chicago
Miss Mary Mossman a high school faculty member leaves Wednesday for Painesville Ohio to visit Lake Erie college for a day or two. She will meet Miss Katheryn Foulke and together they travel to Chicago to visit friends until summer school opens at Chicago University. They expect to spend several weeks in study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mossman
Painesville
Lake Erie College
Mossman
Katheryn Foulke
Chicago
Chicago University
Girls Club Meeting at Fairfield Avenue Home
The Girls' club gathered Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Cassius Ralph's Fairfield avenue home. Members and guests enjoyed sewing and social chat, with refreshments provided by the hostess and Mrs. Wm. K. Hugus assisting. Mrs. Graham Fowle of Rhodes Place will entertain the club Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Merriman
Terrace Avenue
G. G. G. Kensington
John Butler
Court Street
Lookout Kensington
Ella Newton
Graham Fowle
Rhodes Place
Girls
Girls’ Club
Cassius Ralph
Fairfield Avenue
Wm. K. Hugus
Geneva College Class of 1912 Commencement Held at Beaver Falls
New Castle friends have invitations to the Geneva college commencement for the class of 1912 at Beaver Falls on Thursday June 14 at 10 oclock in the college auditorium. Graduates include Miss Margaret M. Wilson formerly a city schools teacher and Fred W. Dixon former principal of the Havel Dell school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Margaret M. Wilson
Fred W. Dixon
Havel Dell
Mrs Judson Harmon Aims For First Lady Role In Washington
The passage describes Mrs Judson Harmon aspires to be first lady, highlighting her familiarity with Washington, grace, and democratic spirit. It notes Governor Harmon is a minister's son and praises their Baptist background, mentioning both are members of the Baptist denomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Harmon
Washington
White House
Governor Harmon
Ladies Dine Together After Ride to Sharon
Mrs. Cora Smith and four visitors traveled to Sharon on Sunday in the Smith car and enjoyed supper at the Colonial hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Smith
Bertha King
Anna King
Catherine Landle
Rose Kahner
Sharon
Smith
Colonial Hotel
Last Basket Club Meeting Set at Kirk Residence
The final season meeting of the Basket club will be held Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Kirk on Highland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basket Club
C. J. Kirk
Highland Avenue
Stephenson Circle Meeting At Miss Lee’s Home
The Stephenson Circle of the First M E church will meet at Miss Sarah Lee’s home 407 Park avenue Thursday evening. Members who have not turned in their mite boxes are asked to do so. The 20th Century Bible class of the First Presbyterian church organized a picnic at the park on the evening of Tuesday June 25 with Mrs Scott F Hershey as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle of
W. &. Porter
Wallace Avenue
U. S. Club
Bertha
Sue Clark
Fulkerson Street
Elizabeth Harris
Ladies’ League
Gertrude Halboth
North Beaver Street
Daughters of King of Trinity Church
Guild Room
Stephenson
M. EB
Sarah Lee
Park Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Scott F. Hershey
Miss Hazel Ruoff Leaves for Slippery Rock State Normal
Miss Hazel Ruoff of Miller Avenue leaves this morning to attend Slippery Rock State Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. OS
Hazel Ruoff
Miller Avenue
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Nellie Johnston Hosts Kensington Wednesday Afternoon
Mrs. Nellie Johnston of Allen Street entertains a Kensington Wednesday afternoon gathering in 1905, with guests enjoying light refreshments and social conversation in a neighborhood setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Johnston
Allen Street
Kensington
Luncheon Spoon Club Plans Meeting at Country Club
The Luncheon Spoon Club will hold a gathering at the Country Club Thursday at 12:30 o clock. Members are invited to join for a midday meal and social hour.
Local Residents Return After Short Visits and Travel
Personal mentions include Percy Beighley returning from Butler and Joseph Dolan from Kaylor after brief city visits. Raymond Gardner, Leo Griffith, and J C MacNab family trips are noted with travels to Columbus, Pittsburg, and Harlansburg. Mrs Katherine Rowland visits Detroit relatives. Wyse family ties and a funeral Tuesday 2 pm. Davidson and Evelyn Kerry leave for Massachusetts and Maine. Dr J Vosburgh Flaherty attends state dental meeting in Pittsburg June 11 to 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dolan
Kaylor
Raymond Gardner
Wallace Avenue
Columbus
O. Leo Griffith
Pittsburg
G. L. Griffith
Carlisle Street
William McClelland
John C. McClelland
Croton Avenue
Harlansburg
Katherine Rowland
Detroit
Nelson Farrell
Bay Street
Wyse
Robert
Isabelle Thompson Wyse
Fred Davidson
Evelyn Kerry
Massachusetts
Maine
J. Vosburgh Flaherty
North Mercer Street
Carngie Music Hall
Bible class meeting at Mrs Nesbit home
The Bible class of J R Sherrard from First Baptist Church will hold a business meeting at 919 South Mill Street at Friday evening time not specified in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Sherrard
First Baptist Church
David Nesbit
South Mill Street
Woman’s Auxiliary to Meet at YWCA Rooms
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Personal Workers' league will meet tomorrow evening June 11 at 8 o'clock in the Y W C A rooms. A good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Personal Workers’ League
Trinity Church Women's Auxiliary Plans Last Meeting
The women's auxiliary of Trinity church will meet Wednesday at 2 30 in the guild room for the final gathering of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
First Christian Church Section Two Meets Wednesday
Section two of the First Christian church will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. G. R. Dufford of 318 Pearson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
G. R. Dufford
Pearson Street
Bible Classes and Prayer Meetings Schedule
Local churches list Tuesday events for multiple Bible classes led by Mrs. Cypher Mrs. Graham Mrs. Patterson Ella Foulke and others with study focuses from Acts Luke 3 and class locations across Laura Young Realite Court Hill and Smithfield Street. Attendance urged with diverse homes and evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Young
R. A. Fleming
Cypher
R. E. Graham
Realite
T. A. Patterson
East Wallace Avenue
Ella Foulke
J. D. Warnock
Brooklyn Avenue
Floyd McClelland
Croton Avenue
M.S. Gibson
Smithfield Street
J. W. Walters
Endeavor Society Enjoys Evening at Reed Home Near Volant
The Christian Endeavor group of Rich Hill Presbyterian met at J H Reed’s home near Volant on Tuesday. Activities included games and music followed by a lunch. Attendees included Elvira McConnell Edna Drake Grace Kerr Frank Jordan Everette McConnell Mae Jordan Clarence Dicks Mazie Dicks Arthur Bell Paul Jordan Myra Kerr Hazel Jordan Edward Reed James McConnell Mrs Burgis and Tacoma residents Mr and Mrs J H Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Rich Hill Presbyterian Church
J. H. Reed
Volant
Elvira McConnell
Edna Drake
Grace Kerr
Frank Jordan
Everette McConnell
Mae Jordan
Clarence Dicks
Mazie Dicks
Arthur Bell
Paul Jordan
Myra Kerr
Hazel Jordan
Edward Reed James McConnell
Miss
City Controller Hughes Returns From Buffalo Convention
City Controller Lyman Hughes reports an excellent convention of the National Association of Controllers and Accounting Officers in Buffalo New York. Delegates enjoyed a Niagara Falls trip in special cars and a splendid entertainment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Hughes
Buffalo
N. Y
National Association of Controllers and Accounting Officers
Niagara Falls
New Castle Garbage Plant Rebuilt and Operational
New Castle's municipal garbage plant has been rebuilt and is now in good shape to handle all city waste this summer. The city engineer said the furnace was lighted yesterday after repairs had been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Scarlet fever case reported to health officer
Health Officer McCandless was informed of a scarlet fever case this morning. Arthur Craig of 1226 East Washington Street is ill with the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCandless
Arthur Craig
East Washington Street
New Galilee Cornet Band to Perform at McAnlis Social
The New Galilee cornet band will furnish music at the social to be given at the McAnlis school Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Galilee Cornet
McAnlis
Jawrence County Convention Set for June 14
The Jawrence County convention will convene Friday, June 14, at the First Methodist church with attendees expected to discuss local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jawrence County
T. S
First Methodist Church
London coal use and furnace status report
H. J. Cohen the garbage collector says the furnace is in great shape and ready for summer demands. About 327000 tons of coal are burned every week in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Cohen
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
June Bride
Breakfast
Mamas
Metzler
St. Mary's Church
Bertha Free
John McMullen
Westside
Miss Free
Lucy Pringle
McMullen
Hammond, Ind
N. C. Club
Mather Bros. Company Jewelers and Silversmiths
Nancy Elizabeth Hice
William Sprague Wheeler
W. B. Gormley
East North Street
Lawrence Club
Shaw Street
Jennie Russell
Hamilton Street
Old Maids’ Club
Middy Club
Park
J. F. Robertson
Leasure Avenue
M. N. M. G. Club
Mary McIntyre
Joseph Lindsay
Spruce Street
Lotus Kensington
G. G. R. Club
Margaret Reader
North Street
Martha Sewing Circle
Lillian Dout
Lyndal Street
Sara Nolan
Thomas Vallely
Hester Bryson
Beatrice Chambers
Sheridan Avenue
Georgia Wilson
Can
Regina Hirt
E. E. Hileman
Lydia
Parry Ladies’ Chorus
Harlan Book of Isle
Butler County
American Women’s Guild
C. N. Lockhart
Crawford Avenue
Beulah Schorndorfer
Cherry Street
J. C. O. Club
J. N. W. Kensington
J. R. McLean
Maple Street
William J. Allen
Myers
Gertrude Dugan
Robinson Street
Etude Music Club
Miller
Muddy Creek Falls
American Woman's League
Katherine Kimberley
Blanche Hogue
E. B. E. Club
Homer E. Garrett
Erie
Country Club
J. W. Bryson
Mollie Speer
J. William Filson
Bess Allen
Osborne Circle
Alex Wheale
Scott Street
L. and .S
Nic
Cooper
James Nimo
Geneva
Aes & Bw
Stephenson Circle
Jeuwer’s Ae
Trjeuwer’s
Brussels
L.e
CREX
NERS
Axminster
Euwer’s
Luncheon Spoon Club
Percy Beighley
Women's Auxiliary
Hughes
Nice
Valley Queen
NEW Castle Stationery CO
North
Mercer ST
Keith
Federation of Women's Clubs, New
Castle, Pa
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