Noonday Wedding for Elsie Johnson and Frank Druschel
A bright summer day framed the noonday wedding of Miss Elsie Pearl Johnson and Mr. Frank Druschel at the Johnson home on South Mill Street. Rev. Smith of Savannah Church officiated with attendants Miss Laverta Walls and Edward Campbell. The couple—supported by relatives—later left for a weeklong honeymoon and will reside at the Johnson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Pearl Johnson
Frank Druschel
Edward Johnson
South Mill Street
Smith
Savannah Church
Laverta Walls
Edward Campbell
Mrs. Druschel
Johnson Home
Farewell Gathering for Mrs Mary A Davidson at East Washington
Mrs C S Rowland hosts a Monday evening farewell for teacher Mrs Mary A Davidson of the First Methodist Woman's Organized Bible class. Twenty eight members attend with officers elected including Hill as president and Mrs FE D Cramer as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Rowland
East Washington Street
First Methodist Church
Mary A. Davidson
E. N. Baer
Hill
FE. D. Cramer
Charles Mayne
J. A. Perry
Nims
Edwin Robinson
Miss Bess Allen Leaves for Taylor University Commencement
Miss Bess Allen of East Grant street travels to Upland Indiana for Taylor University commencement. She will be joined by her sister Miss Lois Allen and Miss Eva Burlett who will visit friends for a few days before continuing to Newari Boston and other eastern points for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Allen
East Grant Street
Upland
Ind
Taylor University
Lois Allen
Eva Burlett
Aew
Newari
Boston
Representatives Attend Eastern Star Convention in Scranton
Mrs. Thomas Elliott of Wallace Avenue Mrs T A Kimes of North Jefferson Street and Mrs Carmillover of Shaw Street left Monday morning to represent the New Castle chapter at the grand convention of the Order of the Eastern Star. Monday evening they attended a large banquet at the Gerrymn hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Thomas Elliott
Wallace Avenue
T. A. Kimes
North Jefferson Street
Carmillover
Shaw Street
New Castle
Order of the Eastern Star
Gerymn
Picnic Postponed to Next Week With Indoor Backup
The 1996 Current Events gathering has been moved one week later due to today’s postponement. If cold weather returns, the event will be hosted at a member’s home.
Local Girl to Wed Tuesday June 24 in Portersville
Miss Estella Rhodes of this city will marry Mr. Thomas Lane Ashcom of Ligonier at high noon Tuesday June 24 in the home of her brother and sister Mr and Mrs James Frederick Rhodes of Portersville. A small guest list, no attendants, dinner to follow, then trip and housekeeping in Monessen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Rhodes
Thomas Lane Ashecom
Ligonier
James Frederick Rhodes
Portersville
Monessen
Chas. Wesley Rhodes
Rose Point
Chestnut Street
Ashcom
Adelaide Aschom
Farewell Picnic for Teacher Ek E Smith at Park
Members of the Young Ladies Bible class of the Central Christian church hosted a Monday evening picnic at the park to bid farewell to their teacher Ek E. Smith of East Reynolds Street. Special guests included Mrs Roy Smith Mrs K E Smith and Mrs Innis Patton of Sandy Lake. A supper was served and Mr Smith received a leather suitcase as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ek. E. Smith
East Reynolds Street
Friendsville
W. Va
Young Ladies’ Bible Class
Central Christian Church
Roy Smith
K. E. Smith
Innis Patton
Sandy Lake
Local Social Notes Include Weddings Luncheon and Club Gatherings
Miss Irene Kely and Benjamin Taylor wed at St. Marys church at eight. Miss Marian Johnston and Robert W. Schultz marry in Cr Clifton. Luncheon hosted by Miss Mary Criss. outings planned to Yellowstone. Lookout Kensington hosts picnic at Mrs Foster home. Zeta club breakfast in the park. Y. M. C A and Embroidery circle events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Criss
Woodlawn
Wm. Koonce
North Walnut Street
Marguerite Jamison
Mabel Allen
Myra McBride
Elizabeth Johnson
Anna
Martha Dodds
Doris Clark
Sara Galbreath
Olivia Griffith
Raymond Clark
Laird Allen
Yellowstone Park
Irene Kely
Green Street
Benjamin Taylor
St. Mary’s Church
Lookout
Louis Ray
Embroidery Circle
Collins House
Nema Young
Almira Avenue
Etude Music Club
C. C. Cooper
Mulberry Street
T. W. Kensington
Emery and Pizor Reunion Set for June 19 at Jordan Home
The Emery and Pizor reunion will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jordan near Harlansburg on Thursday, June 19. The organizing committee includes Mrs. Bowman Pizor of Jacks ville, Mrs. Robert Jordan of Harlans burg, Mrs. T. H. Waddington, Mrs. Jasper Drake, Mrs. Zelda Pizor of Mercer, and Mrs. J. A. Vogan of Grantboro. Officers are Jefferson Pizor of Jacksville president, H. R. Kerr of this city vice president, Mrs. Woodson Anderson secretary, and Mrs. J. A. Vogan treasurer. All relatives and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery and Pizor
Robert Jordan
Harlansburg
Bowman Pizor
Jacksville
T. H. Waddington
Jasper Drake
Zelda Pizor
Mercer
J. A. Vogan
Grantboro
Jefferson Pizo
Baer Family Plans Two Month Western Trip
Attorney and Mrs E N Baer and sons Wilbur and Harold of Neshan nock avenue expect to leave Thursday evening for a two months western trip. They will meet their other son Clarence Baer at Yellowstone park on June 22 and plan to visit Salt Lake City San Francisco San Diego Los Angeles Seattle Portland and other points in the west. A main objective is to attend the Sunday school convention in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Baer
Wilbur
Harold
Neshannock Avenue
Clarence Baer
Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
Cal
Seattle
Portland
Ore
U S Club Hosts Guests at Monmouth Meeting
Miss Crawshaw attended as a special guest at the U S club gathering hosted by Mrs Ernest Withers on South Mill street Monday evening. The hostess and guest assisted in serving refreshments. In two weeks Mrs William McGaughey of Cunningham street will entertain the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Crawshaw
U. S
Ernest Withers
South Mill Street
William McGaughey
Cunningham Street
Fifth annual Vogan Book descendants reunion planned
The descendants of George and Isabelle Vogan Book will gather for their fifth annual reunion at Muddy Creek Falls on Wednesday, June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George and
Isabelle Vogan Book
Muddycreek Falls
Hovers Return From Kinman Visit
Attorney and Mrs. F. H. Hover and their daughter Miss Marion of Croton Avenue have returned home after visiting Kinman, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Hover
Marion
Croton Avenue
Kinsman, O
Johnson Family Reunion at James Johnson Home
The annual Johnson family reunion will be hosted by James Johnson at his home. The gathering is scheduled for Thursday, June 19, inviting relatives to meet and share stories in a family-centered event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
James Johnson
Closing Reception at Gilmore School for Dancing
F B Gilmore's school for dancing closes this Thursday night with beginner class at 7:30 and a reception at 8:30. Private lessons available in summer by Bell 1194 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Gilmore
School For Dancing
Bell
June Wedding of Unusual Interest
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Mabel H. Gier of Cochran street and Mr Edward H. Coates of Youngstown, formerly of this city, with a quiet wedding planned for late June. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Thompson and works at Ewing and Long shoe store. the groom is a Pennsylvania Railroad clerk in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel H. Gier
Cochran Street
Edward H. Coates
Youngstown
Frank Thompson
Ewing and Long Shoe
Coates
Elmer E. Coates
Pennsylvania Railroad
Young musician Sidney Wolfersberger shines at Miss Dean's recital
The 11 year old Sidney Wolfersberger gave a well received recital at Miss Erma Dean's East Maine Street residence. His program included works by Mendelssohn Nollet Handel Haydn and Le Duce and the audience praised his bright potential in music. Mrs Paul Papenhausen assisted with the event which featured pink and white decorations and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Dean
East Maine Street
Sidney Wolfersberger
Crawford Avenue
la Fontaine
Bohm
Behr
Mendelssohn
Nollet
Handel
Haydn
Miss Dean
Paul Papenhausen
Dinner for Rae Muirhead Business Girls' Club Officers
Miss Laura Stevenson hosted the Rae Muirhead Business Girls' Club dinner with officers and committee chairmen as guests. A 6 o'clock menu for 12 preceded a business session nominating officers for the annual election to be held on the last Tuesday of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Stevenson
Rae Muirhead Business Girls
Talent Club Hosts Guests at Audley Avenue Gathering
Rev and Mrs Williams were special guests at a club entertainment at Miss Helen Sargent’s Audley avenue home. The hostess served a dainty lunch after the usual program. Next week the club plans a miscellaneous entertainment at Maitland Memorial church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Williams
Helen Sargent
Audley Avenue
Maitland Memorial Church
Eva White
Lathrop Street
Pennsylvan University Commencement Exercises Invitations
Invitations have been received in this city for the commencement exercises of the University of Pennsylvania. Details on date time and venue are to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pennsyl
Correspondence Cards Offered in Various Finishes and Prices
Stationery Dept offers correspondence cards in initial and two letter monograms with gold and silver bevel, linen and kid finishes, priced from 25c to 1.25 each box. Bulk sets with matching envelopes available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stationery Dept
Philadelphia graduation day for J Howard Wahl in 1907 class
In Philadelphia the 1907 class graduates include J Howard Wahl formerly of this city and now to receive a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering. He will begin work in New York City with the Pennsylvania Railroad Company after a short vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vania
Philadelphia
Metropolitan Opera House
J. Howard Wahl
New Castle
Wahl
New York City
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Youngs Arrive in City After St. Joseph Wedding
Mr and Mrs Louis W Young arrived in the city to spend the summer with his parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Carnes on North Bay street. The bride Miss Annette Curran wed at her mother Mrs M L Curran s home 1810 Clay street wearing a French blue suit and a bouquet of sweet peas and lilies of the valley. Mr Young an inspector for the American Water Works and Guarantee company will be stationed in this territory for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis W. Young
St. Joseph
Daniel Carnes
North Bay Street
Annette Curran
M. L. Curran
Clay Street
Young
American Water Works and Guarantee Company
Quiet Wedding Unites Miss Ada Frew and W W Wilson
A quiet ceremony was held at 6 o clock this afternoon at the home of Rev. Hunter in Princeton. Ada Frew of this city married W. W. Wilson of Superior Street. They returned to the city to reside on Butler Avenue. The bride had lived with her sister Mrs. Elva Brothers on Butler Avenue, and the groom is a well known mail carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Hunter
Princeton
Ada Frew
W. W. Wilson
Superior Street
Butler Avenue
Elva Brothers
Wilson
C B G Girls Breakfast Outing at the Park
Chaperoned by Mrs Roy S Webster the C B G girls enjoyed a park breakfast this morning departing at 5 30 o clock Those present included Alma Updegraff Helen Gibson Lucy Carpenter May Gates Pearl Pritchard and Jane Webster Next Wednesday evening Miss Irene Davis of No 9 Frontstreet will entertain the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy S. Webster
Alma Updegraff
Helen Gibson
Lucy Carpenter
May Gates
Pearl Pritchard
Jane Webster
Irene Davis
No. 9 Frontstreet
Mrs Zahniser Visits Sewickley For Philadelphia Pittsburgh Games
Mrs George B Zahniser of Highland Avenue returned from a brief visit to Miss Rebecca Taylor in Sewickley. She witnessed the Philadelphia and Pittsburgh games and plans to stay in Sewickley the rest of the week to join Miss Taylor and see games with New York teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Zahniser
Highland Avenue
Rebecca Taylor
Sewickley
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Miss Taylor
New York
Maude Wiley and George Jinks Tie Knit in War Return
News reaches friends of the marriage of Miss Maude Wiley to George Jinks son of William Jinks of Long avenue after their wedding on Saturday Their home is now 535 East Long avenue Mr Jinks and his bride reside there while awaiting further plans from their returning unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Mrs Davidson and daughter plan midyear trip
Mrs Mary A Davidson and her daughter Miss Eva Davidson of Wallace Avenue will depart in late June for a tour visiting Iowa Kansas Colorado and possibly California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Davidson
Eva Davidson
Wallace Avenue
Iowa
Kansas
Colorado
California
Beaver Street Woman Hosts Shower For Niece Bride-Elect
Mrs. H. P. McBride of Beaver street will host a Wednesday evening shower in honor of her niece Miss Mabel Sankey who is to be married this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. McBride
Beaver Street
Mabel Sankey
Supper at Park With E F G Club Theatre Party
The E F G club enjoyed a supper at the park on Monday evening followed by a theatre party and subsequent discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. G. Club
Social Notes Show Local Residents Visiting and Moving
Personal mentions include Mrs. Fred Myers visiting Dorset Ohio, births to Jank V Robison and Fred R Parker, several guests and movers among Ray street, Reynolds street, Mulberry street, and other city areas. Local residents travel for visits, relatives gathering, and family news with hospital and homecomings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Myers
Ray Street
Dorset
Jank V. Robison
Reynolds Street
Fred R. Parker
Mulberry Street
French Hand Made Garments For Infants and Little Folk
Advertises genuine French hand made garments for infants and children up to five years. Highlights lower prices due to no import duties, all work handmade by French artisans in America, with dresses, bonnets, bibs, and auto outfits in linen and muslin. Prices range from 50 cents to several dollars, emphasizing quality, embroidery, and dainty laces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Summer dresses for little girls aged two to five years
Dresses for toddlers in ginghams seersucker and percales with French waists and low necklines offered in long or short sleeves. Prices range from 1.00 to 2.75 with bloomers in several styles. Infants white dresses with lace embroidery priced around 0.25 to 3.75. Also infant slips 0.25, hats 0.65.
Basement Economies Offerings On Sale For Home and Person
The feature highlights discounted items for personal use and home needs, promoting combined savings on household goods and individual accessories. Shoppers are urged to compare prices and take advantage of limited time offers.
Basement sale highlights bargain clothing and blankets
A basement display offers Indian Blankets from 1.50 to 3.75 with related dress fabrics and accessories. Hangers, palm leaf fans, and felt items priced low. women's wash skirts, bras, and underskirts priced 15 to 50 cents. Children's rompers and dresses also featured in gingham and prints at 25 to 68 cents.
Soap varieties on sale in basement clearance
Public notice lists low price soaps in basement display offering olive oil Castile Soap glycerine soap and palm soap at 5c a cake with combos of three for 10c. Witch hazel buttermilk oatmeal glycerine options available along with Light House Cleanser at 5c per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light House
Bible Classes and Prayer Meetings Schedule
The Valley of Blessing Bible class meets at 1216 Randolph St. Friday June 13 at 8 o clock. The Lee Avenue Bible class gathers Friday June 15 at 1022 West Washington St. for study on the topic Jacob Be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley’of Blessing
James Marshall
Randolph St
Lee Avenue
W. J. Thatcher
West
Washington Street
Jacob Be
Bible Classes Schedule Across City This Week
Fear Not Bible class meets at Mrs. John Grossart home at Brooklyn and Mulberry Tuesday at 8. West Avenue class gathers with Mrs Cradle at 318 Cunningham Tuesday. Butler Bible class meets at Mr and Mrs Harry White 525 Harbor Thursday June 12 at 745. Attendance figures given for last meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Butler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mather Bros. CO
East
Washington St
NEW Castle Istationery CO
Mercer Street
Emery
Pizor Reunion
Metzler
MO. C. Dwyer
Jeweler and
Optician
New Castle, Pa
Frew-Wilson
Niece
Ruth Collins Anderson
John Dunk
Marietta Stump
North Street
Beaver Falls
Bess Kratz
Hester Bryson
Sheridan Avenue
May Martin
Court Street
Austin Bowen
Ashland Avenue
J. E. Woods
Northside
J. H. Jordan
B. & O. Railroad
Grant Street
Mollie Hinkson
Janet Hileman
Kittanning
Isabelle Hileman
Mrs
Homer Myers
Edenburg
Paul McDonnell
Gula Frew
Edward S. Stoner
Akron
Dorothy Reed
Sharpsville
Edward Mercer
Marian Hover
George Sutton
Pennsylvania
A. M. McCullough
Frank B. Gilmore
W. L. Campbell
Grove City
L.l.sharrock
Mildred
Alice
Wildwood Avenue
St. Louis
John Rae
State Street
Corry Sanitarium
John Earl
Corry
Rae Home
Myrtle McClure
Park Avenue
Oberlin
Detroit
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Marian Reeves
Boyles Avenue
Katherine Langdon
Erie
Elizabeth C. Garvin
Jean Garvin
Mt. Hope
Harmony
Robert C. Love
George Greer
Anna McCreary
J. C. Norris
Seventh Ward
New Castle Dry Goods
W. W. Pattison
Jeannette Pattison
West State Street
Greeley
Col
Charles Bauder
Guia
Anna Bauder
Sadie Crone
Switzerland
Jessie Mockel
East Grant Avenue
East Liverpool
Rock Springs Park
Benjamin Beisel
Mr. Beisel
Duluth
Children’s Colored
Brown
Hamilton Go
the Fashion
E. Washington St
St. Cloud
Glearange
ST. Cloud Building
J.F. Robertson
Lawrence
Mercantile
East Washington
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!