Clarke McComb Wedding Quiet Celebration in Canton
Miss Clara B Clarke and Mr Richard Johnston McComb of Canton Ohio were married at 6 pm in the Clarke home with no attendants present Pastor FE Higley of the First Methodist Church officiated The bride wore a blue traveling dress They will reside in Canton after a wedding trip and will be at 210 Caffilly Street after July 15 The ceremony was attended only by immediate family and the reception featured roses and field daisies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara B. Clarke
Richard Johnston McComb
Canton
J. W. Clarke
Haus Avenue
FE. E. Higley
First Methodist Church
Caffilly Street
Luncheons Held for Dr E E Higley and Guests
Mrs Charles Greer presided at the Tea Cup Inn on Monday noon with Mrs E E Higley in the honor place. Mrs S A Flinn entertained ministers at luncheon in honor of Dr E E Higley. Mrs Charles Kirk hosted a small luncheon at the Inn at noon. Mrs W J Henry of Smithville Texas, guest of her sister Mrs J D F Newell, gave a seven cover luncheon at noon. Mrs Hill of Birmingham Alabama, also a Newell guest, attended as an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Greer
North Jefferson Street
Tea Cup Inn
E. E. Higley
S. A. Flinn
Grant Street
Charles Kirk
Highland Avenue
W. J. Henry
Smithville
Tex
J. D. F. Newell
North Mercer Street
Mrs. Hill
Birmingham
Ala
Newell
Smith Returns Home After Year of Government Legal Work
John A. Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Smith of North Jefferson street, arrives home for a visit. He is a George Washington University graduate from Washington DC and has spent the past year in Denver Colorado on government legal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Smith
Joseph Smith
North Jefferson Street
Mr. Smith
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Denver
Colo
Baer to Attend Summer Program at Chicago University
Clarence E Baer of Neshannock Avenue son of Mr and Mrs E N Baer plans to leave for Chicago for a special summer course at Chicago University He is a Cornell University graduate and a member of the high school faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Baer
Neshannock Avenue
E. N. Baer
Chicago
Chicago University
Mr. Baer
Cornell University
Griffiths Return From Wedding Trip Toasted
Mr and Mrs J Ferdinand Griffith of Pine Street returned from their wedding trip to a large serenade by many friends Monday evening celebrating the marriage and homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ferdinand Griffith
Pine Street
Lincoln club meeting postponed for Friday evening
The Lincoln club meeting scheduled for Friday evening with Mr and Mrs A C Phillips of Grant street has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Club
A. C. Phillips
Grant Street
Norris Couple Hosts Unexpected Club Gathering
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Norris of Preretreirs Avenue will entertain the Unexpected Club Friday evening, inviting members to a social gathering at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Norris
Prereteirs Avenue
Thursday Night Dance at the Park
The usual Thursday Night dance will be held at the park Thursday evening. The community event invites residents to attend and enjoy social dancing.
Hundreds Honor Dr and Mrs Higley at Reception
The First Methodist Church hosts a reception for pastor Dr EB Higley and his wife in the Sunday school room and parlors. Between 400 and 500 attendees from multiple denominations celebrate their pastorate as they depart for Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
EB. FB. Higley
Denver
Col
Frances Elizabeth Dowler
Higley
First Church
James FE. Drake
Brotherhood of the Church
S. W. Dana
Lawrence County Bar Association
Sons of the American Revolution
D. of A. R
Borland
Summer visits of Wilson College students noted
Miss Margaret White of Neshanick avenue is home from Wilson College at Chambersburg to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs W M White. Miss Edith Ingham daughter of Mr and Mrs G B Ingham also a Wilson student will spend time at Atlantic City and visit a school friend in Delaware before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret White
Neshannock Avenue
Wilson College
Chambersburg
W. M. White
Edith Ingham
G. B. Ingham
Wilson
Atlantic City
Delaware
John Z. Street
Rensselaer School
Troy, N. Y
Mrs. Z. H. Street
Milton Street
Reading Circle Meeting Heads to June 27
The P. L. D. Reading circle met Monday evening with Mrs. Rebecca Baker of Green street. Short stories were told by several members, including Mrs. Baker and others. After lunch, the group adjourned to meet June 27 with Mrs. Eppie Dillard of Elm street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. D. Reading Circle
Rebecca Baker
Green Street
Baker
Hill
Streets
Johnson
Dillard
Hamington
Williams
Eppie Dillard
Elm Street
Local Folks Attend Smith College Commencement
Mr and Mrs David Jameson of North Jefferson street travel to Northampton Massachusetts for their daughter Elizabeths Smith College commencement as ivy day pageant colors and gowns mark the celebration Alumni and seniors march in a rose bouquet adorned procession with Kate Keith Frances Siviter and Mary Kimball among the participants Tomorrow graduation exercises will be held in the same campus setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jameson
North Jefferson Street
Northampton
Mass
Smith College
Elizabeth
Miss Jameson
Kate Keith
Mary F. Kimball
Pittsburg
Elizabeth W. Jameson
New Castle
Laurel
T Louise Cunningham
Lina Roberts
Mabel Keith
Helen Bowman
Miriam Gould
Mary FE. Dickinson
Local Society Notices of Weddings and Gatherings
The Elks announce an informal reception for new members. Rev W M Page and Miss Lucy Shaw will wed at Mt Zion Baptist Pittsburg at 7. Miss Catherine O Leary and John Haher plan a St Marys church ceremony. Lucille Ross and Paul Cubbison to marry in Brooklyn NY. Maude Conway and William Johnston set marriage time 4 29. Cooper Wimer families reunion to be at Solomon Wimer’s Milburn home Mercer county. Drake heirs reunion at Idera Park Youngstown. Mrs George F Winter hosts cards in honor of Mrs Lewis H Pyle. Mrs Rebecca Munnel celebrates 63rd birthday with post card shower. Industrial department Federation of Women’s clubs meets at Y W C A at 4. Marcella Sewing Circle entertained by Mrs J W McCreary of Court. Bell Hopwood hosts Carnation Kensington. The fifth annual Cooper Wimer reunion details given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks
W. M. Page
Lucy Shaw
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Pittsburg
Rebecca Munnel
Slippery Rock Township
Industrial Department
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lucille Ross
Paul Cubbison
Brooklyn
N. Y
George F. Winter
North Beaver Street
Lewis H. Pyle
St. Mary's Church
Catherine O'Leary
John Haher
Cooper-Wimer
Solomon Wimer
Milburn
Mercer County
Maude Conway
Greenville
William R. Johnston
Ellwood City
Marcella Sewing Circle
L. A
R. T
J. W. McCreary
Court Street
Drake Heirs
Idera Park
Youngstown
Belle Hopwood
Waldo Street
Harold B Curtis Receives PhD From Cornell
Local readers learn Harold B Curtis son of Mr and Mrs Gram Curtis of North Jefferson street has earned a PhD from Cornell University He will serve as an instructor in higher mathematics at Columbia University next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B. Curtis
Gram Curtis
North Jefferson Street
Cornell University
Curtis
Columbia University
Washington trip for Johnson Hayes wedding
Mrs E A Donnan and Mr and Mrs W M Wardrop of North Jefferson street travel to Washington for the marriage of Miss Mary Johnson to Prof Hayes of Chicago scheduled for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Donnan
Miss Reis Leaves for Montclair Visit
Miss Rebecca Reis of East street travels to Montclair New Jersey to spend several weeks with her cousin Miss Frances Reis daughter of Mr and Mrs John Reis formerly of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Reis
East Street
Montclair
N. J
Frances Reis
John Reis
City
Mrs James Longs trip for Roy Longs Salisbury wedding
Mrs James Long and their son Roy A Long of Court Street depart Wednesday morning for Salisbury where Roy will wed Miss Florence Wilson on Thursday in a ceremony described in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Long
Roy A. Long
Court Street
Saltsbury
Florence Wilson
Notice for F B Gilmore's Dancing School Event
F B Gilmore announces Thursday evening class at 7 30 reception 30 private lessons by appointment Bell phone 365.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Gilmore
Bell Phone
Jameson Mayberry Celebrates 92nd Birthday in Union Township
Jameson Mayberry of Union township marked his 92nd birthday at his daughter’s farm home where he was born. He recalls the city’s early days and is uncle to Dr. Covert of South Jefferson Street and father to two sons and two daughters: Duff Mayberry of Struthers Ohio Douglass Mayberry near Edenburg Mrs Abe Brennard Union township and Mrs Elliott Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson Mayberry
Union Township
Dr. Covert
South Jefferson Street
Duff Mayberry
Struthers
Ohio
Douglass Mayberry
Edenburg
Abe Brennard
Elliott
Cleveland
Bell-Rhyan Wedding Planned for Wednesday Evening
Friends learn that James A Bell son of G W and Mrs Bell of 11 Bartram avenue will wed Mary Rhyan of Ashtabula on Wednesday evening After the ceremony they will return to the city to reside with his parents He is a fireman with the Pennsylvania Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Bell
G. W. Bell
Bartram Avenue
Mary Rhyan
Ashtabula
Birthday cheers mark Lizzie Reinhart at Moore Avenue
Friends gathered Monday to celebrate Mrs. Lizzie J. Reinhart of 466 Moore Avenue on her birthday anniversary with a pleasant party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie J. Reinhart
Moore Avenue
Al Fresco Dream Shines At Yacht Club Performance
A Midsummer Night's Dream was praised by a Savannah News critic for the Yacht club setting last evening. The production by the Ben Greet Players drew a good audience, with music lighting and a moonlit river scene enhancing the Shakespearean performance and the accompanying comedy As You Like It to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Country Club
Savannah News
Yacht Club
Flawe
Wallace wins girls tennis title at Country Club finals
Miss Rachel Wallace defeats Miss Rachel Morehead 8 6 3 6 6 4 in a spirited final at the Country club to claim a Pim tennis racquet. Wednesday afternoon Archie Smith and Ray Gardner meet in the men’s finals for a Pim recaller at the Country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Wallace
Rachel Morehead
Archie Smith
Ray Gardner
Monday Afternoon Club Meeting At Shaw Street
Mrs P J Raidy of Shaw Street received her associates in the Monday Afternoon club with Mrs Emma Francis of Bradford as the only guest from a distance. Favors went to Mrs James M Hamilton and Mrs Edward Hennorth. Hostess with daughter Mrs Lewis Lamm served lunch. Next meeting planned by Mrs S M Matheny of Wallace Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Raidy
Shaw Street
Emma Francis
Bradford
James M. Hamilton
Edward Hennorth
Lewis Lamm
S. M. Matheny
Wallace Avenue
Croton Avenue church group hosts Musically Mirthful Farewell
About 50 to 60 members of the Croton Avenue M. E. church gathered at the home of Miss Ruth Burlet and Miss Anna Burlet of 187 Croton Avenue Monday evening. The occasion was a farewell as the Burlets prepared to travel to the east for visits in Rhode Island until September. The gathering featured music and social chat, with light refreshments served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Avenue
M. E
Ruth
Anna Burlet
Burlet
East
Rhode Island
Mary Wright and William J. Quinn Wed in Pittsburg
The marriage between Miss Mary Wright of Pittsburg formerly of this city and Mr. William J. Quinn of this city was quietly solemnized in Pittsburg this morning. Miss Rose Martin attended the bride and Mr. Steve Griffith performed the ceremony for the groom. They will reside at 136 Court Street after an eastern trip. A wedding breakfast followed with both bride and her maid prettily attired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wright
Pittsburg
William J. Quinn
Rose Martin
Steve Griffith
Court Street
Bride-Elect Catherine O’Leary Honored in Mixed Shower
Miss Mary Heinrichs of West North street hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Catherine O’Leary tomorrow bride. Fifteen guests attended and a dainty lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine O'Leary
Mary Heinrichs
West North Street
Hutchinsons Plan Six-Week Utah Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank W Hutchinson and daughter Eleanor depart North Beaver street for Park City near Salt Lake City Utah to spend six weeks visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Hutchinson
Eleanor
North Beaver Street
Park City
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ladies' league meeting moved to North Jefferson street
The Ladies' league of the P. H. C. which was to meet this evening with Mrs. S Johns of Miller street will meet instead with Mrs. H H Updegraff of 57 North Jefferson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ League of the
S. Johns
Miller Street
H. H. Updegraff
North Jefferson Street
Miss Davidson Returns Home for Summer Vacation
Miss Eva Davidson of Wallace Avenue has returned home for the summer after a year teaching in Danville Kentucky at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Eva Davidson
Wallace Avenue
Danville
Dinner at Country Club for Five in Craig Street
O. J. H. Hartsuff of Craig street entertained five guests at a small dinner Monday evening at the Country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. H. Hartsuff
Craig Street
Country Club
Epworth Church Hosts Young Ladies Missionary Entertainment
The Young Ladies Missionary Society of Epworth Methodist Church will present an entertainment at the church this evening to raise funds and support mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
Epworth Methodist Church
Peerless Club Plans Meeting With Mrs. Sweet
The Peerless club will meet with Mrs. William Sweet of Neshannock avenue on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerless Club
William Sweet
Neshannock Avenue
Mentor Club Hostess Mrs Nowling Plans Friday Evening
Mrs. W. K. Nowling of 70 Court street will entertain the Mentor club Friday evening, inviting members to a social gathering at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
W. K. Nowling
70 Court Street
Mrs Aoki Reunites With Japanese Husband Ends Divorce Fight
Gladys Emery Aoki daughter of Archdeacon Emery withdraws divorce suit after patching up with her Japanese husband. Child custody dispute cited. Aoki reportedly aims to gain custody while wife returns to husband’s home following a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena
Gladys Emery Aoki
Archdeacon Emery
Episcopal Diocese of
California
Aoki
Local Social Notes From McKeesport Area
Personal notices list births and visits among residents of Lincoln Avenue Butler Avenue Elm Street and other streets. It records births to Mr and Mrs T H Bopp and Mr and Mrs EB J J Switzer, guests and visitors from Oil City Shenango Street and McKeesport, and relatives visiting Cleveland Pittsburgh and Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Bopp
Lincoln Avenue
EB. J. J. Switzer
Butler Avenue
Delia Robinson
Oil City
Maude Mitchell
Elm Street
David Henderson
George
C. W. Waddington
Mildred
North Street
Cleveland
Ella Long
Jesse Long
McKeysport
Harry Jameson
Court Street
South Bethlehem
R. M. Jameson
Frank Dresch
Sharon
T. J. Sweeny
Brooklyn Avenue
Family returns from visit to Flynn relatives in West Washington
A Youngstown family returned after visiting Mr and Mrs F T Flynn of West Washington. Mrs Ellwood Helling, lately with her mother Mrs William Rearke of Blunston Avenue New Castle, left for Pittsburgh to see her husband Dr Helling who is ill in Mercy hospital. He is recovering and may come home next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Turner
Linesville
R. L. Turner
Maryland Avenue
Louise Allen
Ft. Morgan
Col
E. M. Anderson
Butler Avenue
Fannie Davis
Lillian
North Mercer Street
Hooker, Pa
Susan Pisor
W. A. Stone
Jim
Boyles Avenue
Pittsburg
Joseph Stone
McKeesport
P. F. Edwards
Joseph A. Quinn
Youngstown
F. T. Flynn
West Washington Street
Ellwood Helling
William Rearke
Blunston Avenue
New Castle
Dr. Helling
Mercy Hospital
Arrest in Kidnapping of Four Year Old Boy
Youngstown reports Edgar Hughes arrested for abducting four year old William Hildebrand who was recovered with his grandmother on Mahoning avenue. Police say Hughes was intoxicated at arrest and claimed he wished to give the boy a good home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Edgar Hughes
William Hildebrand
M. Weit
Mahoning Avenue
Hughes
Lowellville
Sunday School Party At First Methodist Church
Miss Wilda Fehl of Chestnut street entertained her Sunday school class Monday evening at the First Methodist church. Refreshments were served and a pleasant evening enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilda Fehl
Chestnut Street
First Methodist Church
Theatrical Ents Promises No Show at Airdome Tonight
Local manager J. H. Bowman cancels Seminary Girls Co after last night's performance citing the company not up to standard. No show tonight or tomorrow at the Airdome. Next week the Victor Stock Co will perform. Ladies free Monday night. A first class production is promised for Airdome patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almdome
J. H. Bowman
Seminary Girls Co
Airdome
Victor Stock Com
Two More Diphtheria Cases Reported In City
Health Officer McCandy reports two new diphtheria cases. One at John Fee’s home on Mahoning Avenue and another at J. E. McCullough’s on Chestnut Street where their daughter Ethel is very ill. Both residences placed under quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCandyless
John Fee
Mahoning Avenue
J. E. McCullough
Chestnut Street
Ethel
Rockefeller wears paper automobile vests in Youngstown item
In Youngstown Ohio the Telegram notes an odd fashion moment as John D Rockefeller appears in paper automobile vests. The brief item underscores the flamboyant display linked to the era’s industrial figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
John D
Youngstown (Ohio
Imagining Romance Outshines Simple Dares of Appetite
A girl's view on romance surpassing a man's appetite for steak and fried potatoes, highlighting how fantasy sustains emotional hunger beyond physical craving.
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T Metzler
Seavy
Mercer Street
Mrs. Higley
SMITH
Hawkes
Ben Greet
Miss Wallace
Wright-Quinn
Ladies’ League
Mather Bros. CO
Wholesale and Retail Jewelers
Washington St
Euwer
Haviland
NEW Castle Glass & China CO
N. Mercer Street
Herb D. McGoun
Herb D. McCoun
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