Beautiful Wedding Of Local Interest In Buffalo Parish
The marriage of Miss Edythe Lil Shupe and Lawrence Earl Davison was solemnized at the bride’s Buffalo home Friday at 8 pm with 75 guests present. Rev. Davison officiated, flowers and palms framed the parlor altar, and music preceded the ceremony. The bridal party included Alicia Jeanne Swain as maid of honor and Cleo Barrie as bridesmaid, with Margaret Mildred Austin as flower girl and Robert Grant Davison as best man. The bride wore white georgette over crepe meteor with a tulle cap veil and carried lilies of the valley. attendants wore violet and yellow, with Marguerites as their bouquets. A buffet supper followed, the couple planning to reside at 104 East Cherry Street after August 1. Out-of-town guests included several relatives from Ontario and New Castle, with details of the elder Davison and others noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe Lila
L. D. Shupe
Lawrence Earl Davison
T. Davison
Buffalo
George Austin
Davison
Alicia Jeanne Swain
Olean
N. Y
Cleo Barrie
Margaret Mildred Austin
Robert Grant Davison
Miss Swain
Miss Barrie
Miss Austin
Thos. Smith
Alva Smith
Munson Church
Stamford
Ont
Merner Shupe
Muriel, Viola
Orcha Shupe
Jacob Zazits
Shirkstown
J. H. Swain
Lucille Davison
Lois Davison
New Castle
Dinner at Park Honors Birthdays
A Cascade park picnic Friday evening brought together the Johnson Bronze company girls and guests to celebrate three birthdays May Jenkins Anna Frye and Bessie Klueglein. Elber Reed acted as toastmaster and Leonard Cramer presented gifts while dancing followed the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Johnson Bronze Company
May Jenkins
Anna Frye
Bessie Kluegslein
Elber Reed
Leonard Cramer
Edith Balser
Dora Carlson
Pansy Flanegin
Bessie Klueglein
Mary Jenkins
Laura Burke
Florence Kradel
Messrs
Paul Carson
Arthur Foster
Neal Bryce
James Yates
Harold Packard
Russell Pattison
Walter Gunter
Elmer Reed
Pretty Luncheon for Trinity Class Members
First in the day's incidents was a 1 o'clock luncheon at Braeside on the Harlansburg road hosted by Mrs. S. D. Pearson for her Trinity church Sunday school class. The event honored Miss Irene Lafferty who leaves for New York next Wednesday. Hostess assisted by Mrs. Johns. Farr. Covers were set for Elizabeth Byers Jane Agnes Phillips Eleanor Treadwell Mary Patterson Martha Laverack Margaret Bechtel Dorothy Clark Irene Lafferty Mildred Davenport Adelaide Rigby Evelyn Hazen and Jeanette Haines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8S. D. Pearson
Braeside
Harlansburg Road
Trinity Church
Irene Lafferty
New York
Johns. Farr
Elizabeth Byers
Jane Agnes Phillips
Eleanor Treadwell
Mary Patterson
Martha Laverack
Margaret Bechtel
Dorothy Clark
Mildred Davenport
Adelaide Rigby
Evelyn Hazen
Jeanette Haines
Many Family Reunions Announced In City Park
The Mathers descendants plan their annual reunion at Cunningham Park on Wednesday June 20. Officers elected for the year will preside, including President McClure Hatzell and Secretary Miss Daisey Totten with Treasurer Charles Stewart. All invited with well filled baskets. The Patterson family reunion is set for June 27 at a home in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
William Mathers
Cunningham Park
McClure Hatzell
Daisey Totten
Charles Stewart
Patterson
McCreary Family Reunions Planned in July Across Town
Mr. and Mrs. George R Patterson of East Brook station host an annual family gathering drawing a large local crowd. The McCreary family reunion on July 4 at Mrs Vada McCullums Poland Ohio home involves about 26 members. A second McCreary gathering is set for July 12 at Mr and Mrs R L McCrearys Eastbrook home with election of officers for the coming year and all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Patterson
East Brook Station
McCreary
Vada McCullum
Poland
R. L. McCreary
Eastbrook
Enon Valley Couple United in Church Ceremony
Miss Helen Scott and Paul Kenny of Enon Valley wed Thursday at 8 30 in St Monica's Wampum officiated by Rev Father Maloney. Attendants included Miss Holiday and Harry Kenny. Bridesmaids wore blue taffeta and white hats. A reception at the groom’s parents home carried green and white decor. The couple, graduates and friends attended, plan a Mountain auto trip then reside in Enon Valley. Special guests attended from Struthers Ohio Holenburg and Mac Donald Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Scott
Paul Kenny
Enon Valley
St. Monica's Church
Wampum
Father Maloney
Minnie Holliday
Harry Kenny
Thomas Kenny
Mia
Mary Jayne
Struthers
Ohio
Annetta Holliday
Holenburg
Eleanor Matchett
MacDonald, Pa
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Kenny
William Marshall
Edward and
Hugh
William Ryan
Palestine
Mary Alexander
Birthday Surprise Honors W Johnston on 57th
W Johnston of New Wilming ton was surprised Friday by 40 family members and friends at his home to mark his 57th birthday. The decor featured flowers and national emblems with a 57 flag centerpiece cake. A watch charm was given in remembrance. Out of town guests included Mrs J F McNeal and Olive of Foxburg, Mr and Mrs Floyd F Johnston and Alvin of Butler, and Mrs Wm Lonsdale and Beulah of Zelienople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Johnston
New Wilmington
J. F. McNeal
Olive
Foxburg
Floyd F. Johnston
Alvin
Butler
Wm. Lonsdale
Beulah
Zelienople
Shower Honors Bride on East Washington Street
Miss Marie Merriman hosted a Friday evening bridal shower for Mrs. Fred B. Allen at her East Washington Street home. About 20 women attended with music and dancing after gifts. An equal number of men joined later, delivering a decorated automobile for a city ride with Mr and Mrs Allen. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Merriman
Fred B. Allen
East Washington Street
Alien
Alumni Banquet Sets June Event at Local High School
The high school alumni banquet is planned for next Thursday evening at 6 45 in the high school building. A program with music and vaudeville will follow with dancing. The cost is $1. Invitations were mailed to most alumni, and others may reserve by notifying Miss Elsa Ashmore at 1608 Highland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa Ashmore
Highland Avenue
Luncheon Given by West Pittsburg Churches Society
A refined Friday luncheon at 1 o clock hosted by Mrs. W. C. Wagner for the Ladies Aid Society of the West Pittsburg Methodist Church and the Queen Sewing Circle of the Presbyterian Church. Covers for 16, assisted by Mrs. Hugh Shields, Mrs. Thomas Withers, and Miss Elizabeth Dennis. Patriotic decorations, flag pins as favors, Victrola music, and sewing featured the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Wagner
South Mill Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
West Pittsburg Methodist Church
Queen Sewing Circle
Presbyterian Church
Hugh Shields
Thomas Withers
Elizabeth Dennis
Woodrow Kensington Guests Entertain at Neshannon Home
Members of the Woodrow Kensington club and friends were guests at Mrs. E J Baker's home on Neshan nock avenue Friday evening. The gathering numbered 19 with music and sewing as pastimes and Miss Mary Donley at the piano. Next Friday evening Mrs Anna Sturgeon will entertain at Mrs F L Bakers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Kensington
E. J. Baker
Neshannock Avenue
Mary Donley
Anna Sturgeon
F. L. Baker
Missionary Meeting At Epworth Church Host Home
The Home Missionary Society of Epworth Methodist Church met at Mrs. Charles Chamberlain’s Morton street home Friday afternoon. Leader Mrs. A W Reynolds was aided by several members including Mrs. J K Greer and Mrs. C G Farr. President Mrs. H M Allen presided over the business hour. Next gathering set for Mrs. Perry Flansburg at 844 Franklin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Missionary Society of
Epworth
Supper At Park Club Event Noted For 30 Attendees
Members of the Worry Knot club with husbands and friends enjoyed a park supper Thursday evening. About 30 were present as patriotic colors were displayed. Dancing followed, and in two weeks Mrs. Edward Gordon of East Washington Street will host another gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worry Knot Club
the Park
Edward Gordon
East Washington Street
Girls Club Entertained at Rhodes Place Home
Sixteen guests attended a Friday afternoon Girls Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Graham Fowle at the home of her mother Mrs. Edward King on Rhodes Place. Mrs. J. C. Dwyer visited and knitting was the activity with refreshments served to close the event. It was decided
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Fowle
Edward King
Rhodes Place
J. C. Dwyer
Red Cross Sewing at the YWCA on Tuesdays
A brief notice indicates volunteers will sew for the Red Cross at the Y W C A each Tuesday. The item emphasizes ongoing community service sessions and calls for participation or support from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Wedding in June unites Miss Margaret Houk and Ernest Patterson
Miss Margaret Houk daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Houk of Croton avenue and Ernest Patterson son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Patterson of Hastbrook were married Thursday evening in the parsonage of Rev L Clarke of the United Presbyterian church. Nina Patterson played the Lohengrin March as they entered. Vocal selections were offered by Miss Patterson and accompanied by Nina. The bride wore pink and carried pink orchids. A reception followed Friday at the Patterson home with neighbors and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Houk
Lawrence Houk
Croton Avenue
Ernest Patterson
Samuel Patterson
Hastbrook
L. & Clarke
United Presbyterian Church
the Latter Place
Nina Patterson
Sas Patterson
Nina
Familias
Recital by Paul Browne Patterson’s Pupils Surprises Friday
Friday evening featured a recital by Paul Browne Patterson’s pupils with vocal and piano numbers. Performances included Nocturne, Schumann by Barbara Schulz. Traumeri, Schumann by Tade Hart Suff. Menuet, Grieg by Mary Winter. Reverie, Schumann by Royce Maegher. Moonlight Witchery, Novacek by Gala Bander. Etude Melodique, Raff by Helen Fleming. Winter, MacDowell by Katherine Nesle. Indian Song, Cadman by Marjorie Smith. Water Lilies, Gade by Eleanor Buwer. Love's Ecstacy, Fox by Helen Allerton. Waltz, Goddard by Mary Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Browne Patterson
Schumann
Barbara Schulz
Tade Hartsuff
Grieg
Mary Winter
Royce Maegher
Novacek
Gala Bander
Raff
Helen Fleming
Winter
MacDowell
Katherine Nes
Cadman
Marjorie Smith
Gade
Eleanor Buwer
Love's Ecstacy
Fox
Helen Allerton
Waltz
Goddard
Mary Shaffer
Engagement of Miss Vesta Snyder to Lowell King Announced
A YWCA luncheon Friday announced the engagement of Miss Vesta Snyder of Hazelcroft Avenue to Lowell Waldo King of Salem Ohio. Guests included Miss Marie Gratz Minneapolis and Miss Helen Wissner Fredonia among others. No wedding date is given. the couple plans to live in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Snyder
C. L. Snyder
Hazelcroft Avenue
Lowell Waldo King
Salem
Marie Gratz
Minneapolis
Treadwell and Keast Attend Lake Erie College Commencement
Mrs. George E. Treadwell and Miss Josephine Keast of Wallace Avenue left for Painesville Ohio to attend Lake Erie College commencement activities beginning Sunday and ending Wednesday They will be joined home by Miss Louise Treadwell a student there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Treadwell
Josephine Keast
Wallace Avenue
Painesville
Lake Erie College
Louise Treadwell
Dance at Cascade Park for Younger Society Folk
A social note reports a dance at Cascade Park intended for younger society folk. The entry lists participants including Mrs. B. F. Butler on North Jefferson Street, E. G. K. with Miss Alice Lowers on Monroe Street, and L. D. with Mrs. Joseph Preisel on Etna Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Book Club
B. F. Butler
North Jefferson Street
Alice Lowers
Monroe Street
L. D
Joseph Preisel
Etna Street
Spoon club luncheon at Country club hosts visitors
Mrs. Clarence B. Kiser of Elizabeth New Jersey and Mrs. Harry Huber of Harrisburg were guests at the Spoon club luncheon at the Country club on Friday. Ten covers were laid and the afternoon was spent informally. A similar meeting is planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence B. Kiser
Elizabeth
N. J
Harry Huber
Harrisburg
Spoon Club
Country Club
Marion Mitchell and Elmore Pander Wed at East Long Ave
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Marion Bernette Mitchell to Elmore Carl Pander on Thursday afternoon at 532 East Long Avenue. Rev. R. G. Roscamp officiated and the couple will reside on East Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Bernette Mitchell
Elmore Carl Pander
East Long Avenue
R. G. Roscamp
East Washington Street
Local ladies attend Butler party for new bride
Miss Helen Gibson of East street, Miss Olive Sankey and Mrs. Frank Clinefelter of Moody avenue joined the party going to Butler today. They will attend a reception given by Misses Grace and Jessie Garroway for Mrs. Jas. K. Ritchie, a recent bride, and Miss Rose Brandon, whose engagement has been announced. They will remain over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gibson
East Street
Olive Sankey
Frank Clinefelter
Moody Avenue
Butler
Grace
Jessie Garroway
Jas. K. Ritchie
Rose Brandon
Mrs Nora Kay Hosts E S G Club Social
Miss Nora Kay of Adams street hosted the E S G club Friday evening with sewing as the diversion and refreshments served. In two weeks Miss Ruth Powers of East Washington street will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Kay
Adams Street
E. S. G. Club
Ruth Powers
East Washington Street
G S Club Meets At Regina Barnes Home
Members of the G. S. Club gathered Friday evening at Miss Regina Barnes home on Huron Avenue. Music and sewing occupied the gathering before refreshments were served. Miss Florence Wick invited the group to meet again in two weeks at her Bonzon Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Club
Regina Barnes
Huron Avenue
Florence Wick
Bonzon Street
Mrs. Edwin Wilson Visits Lincoln Avenue Family
Mrs Edwin Wilson of Detroit Michigan visits her parents Mr and Mrs J C Flynn on Lincoln Avenue for two weeks to celebrate her sister Miss Helen Flynn graduating from high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Wilson
Detroit, Mich
J. C. Flynn
Lincoln Avenue
Helen Flynn
Mrs Ball Seen At Kensington Tea By Sister Of Wilmington
Mrs Louis List of Wilmington Avenue hosted a Kensington Friday afternoon in honor of her sister Mrs Frank Ball of Pittsburg. Victrola music and sewing formed the pastime and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis List
Wilmington Avenue
Kensington
Frank Ball
Pittsburg
Sankeys and Dinsmores Tour Rochester in Auto
Dr. and Mrs. B E Sankey and children of North Jefferson street and Mrs Anna R Dinsmore of North Beaver street have departed by car for Rochester New York to spend ten days while Dr Sankey attends the Institute of Homeopathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
B.E. Sankey
North Jefferson Street
Anna R. Dinsmore
North Beaver Street
N. Y
Sankey
Institute of Homeopathy
Guests In Youngstown
Miss Hazel Williams of South Mill Street and her guest Miss Marie Gratz of Minneapolis Minnesota are in Youngstown for a social visit and are enjoying local hospitality and sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Hazel Williams
South Mill Street
Marie Gratz
Minneapolis, Minn
Luncheon Held at Burt's for Miss Mary Storey
Youngstown residents attended a Saturday luncheon at Burt's in honor of Miss Mary Storey with peers and local guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Burt’s
Mary Storey
Telephone Men For U. S. Signal Corps Battalion
John B. Wright of Jamestown leads Western Pennsylvania and New York telephone interests in forming a 239 man battalion for the U S Signal Service. Three battalions are planned in the Pennsylvania New York district with a Western Pennsylvania Western New York unit focusing on the wire company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Wright
Jamestown
New York
Independent Telephone Association of
Western Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
United States Signal Service Corps
Thy
Signal Corps
District of Pennsylvania
New York City
Personal Mentions of Local Residents Plentiful
Miss Ethel White of Youngstown visited New Castle last night. Mrs. Benjamin Jefferies of South Mill street returned from Pittsburg. Miss Ruth Barber left for a week in Canonsburg from North Jefferson street. Mrs. D. M. Stewart and son David of South Mill street visit relatives in West Sunbury. Mrs. Beecher of Youngstown guests over Sunday of her daughter Miss Ruth Beecher on Boyles avenue. Mrs. Wayne Snyder and children and Miss Hazel Hague return from Cambridge, Ohio. Mrs. Louise McKibben of Allen street leaves Sunday for relatives in New York and New Hampshire. Mrs. Elmer J. Suber, son Morton, and daughter Mary Elizabeth of Martin street depart Sunday for Newark N J Mountville N J and New York City. Mrs. James H. Fulton of Ogden Utah arrived to visit her mother Mrs. M. Wright of County Line street and sister Mrs. George J. Richardson of East Main. Mr. and Mrs. James Rush of Division street visit in Niles and Columbus Ohio, visiting their son before his U S army transfer. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bonn of Youngstown with her parents Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Russell of Eastbrook left Friday for Brookville Pa to spend time with Mrs. Russell’s mother Mrs. Margaret Spyker, who recently broke her hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel White
Youngstown
New Castle
Benjamin Jefferies
South Mill Street
Pittsburg
Ruth Barber
North Jefferson Street
Canonsburg
D. M. Stewart
David
West Sunbury
Beecher
Ruth Beecher
Boyles Avenue
Wayne Snyder
Hazel Hague
Cambridge
Louise McKibben
Allen Street
New York
New Hampshire
Elmer J. Suber
Morton
Mary Elizabeth
Martin Street
Newark
N. J
Mountville
New York City
James H. Fulton
Ogden
Utah
M. Wright
County Line Street
George J. Richardson
East Main Street
James Rush
Division Street
Niles
Columbus
United States Army
J. D. Bonn
F. F. Russel
Eastbrook
Brookville
Home Missionary Society Meeting at First Methodist Church
An exceptional gathering of the Home Missionary society met at Mrs. George Greer's home on Friday. The Porto Rico topic featured Miss Comfort from the Deaconess home, who taught there for a year and provided an engaging review of the chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
George Greer
Porto Rico
O U Girls Report on Slippery Rock Convention
Miss Hazel Ruoff hosted O U girls on Friday evening as Mrs J Allsworth and Mrs Claire Tucker reported on the Slippery Rock convention. The chapter agreed to aid Red Cross work. The next meeting, a park picnic, will occur on the second Thursday of July with refreshments as a concluding feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Ruoff
Ridge Street
O. U
J. Allsworth
Claire Tucker
Slippery Rock
Red Cross
With New Castle Afro-Americans P. L. D. Circle
Afro-American community group in New Castle hosts P. L. D. Circle meeting highlighting local outreach and youth engagement. Officials and residents discuss planned gatherings, programs, and collaborative efforts to strengthen neighborhood ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Red Cross notes dispute over Red Cross fund subscribers
Injustice to all the employes of G. W. Johnson the 597 names of subscribers to the Red Cross fund mentioned yesterday were only from the limestone quarries in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Johnson
Red Cross Fund
Local workers’ contributions span multiple counties and states
Lawrence county records show missing Johnson Bronze company workers in this city though their county, and workers from Butler, Mercer, Armstrong and Blair counties and others in Ohio, West Virginia, and Maryland, have contributed through their own county organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Johnson Bronze Company
Butler
Mercer
Armstrong
Blair
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
Bond Furnished for Lunatic’s Committee
E. M. Moyer filed his bond at court today as committee of Dolph Rutter, a lunatic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Moyer
Dolph Rutter
Ideal and Real
Interview with a famous movie actress’s husband reveals a magazine dish described as a peach bloom fudge cake with orange wisp salad, while at home the favorite is plain corned beef and cabbage. The remark appears in a Puck magazine item highlighting differences between public mentions and private tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
Dismissed R. R. Agent Wrecks Train and Holds Up Passengers
One of the most thrilling and gripping plays for moving picture lovers in New Castle at the Regent Monday and Tuesday features Helen Holmes in a railroad in this great photo play with a ling train wreck and hazardous stunts. Lionel Barrymore appears in a Metro five act drama A Millionaire's Double as a double attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Regent
Holmes
The
Railroad
No Ling
Helen Holmes
Lionel Barrymore
Metro
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Hanna’s Music Store
Wilhelmina Nothdurft
Metzler
Grace Miller White
Mary Moreland Deor
the Trevor Case
Tarzan
Metzler's
Park
Mill St
J. N. Euwer
Euwer’s
D. McGoun
Herb D. McGown
Aerolux
Crex
Scott-Kenny
Houk-Patterson
Mitchell-Pander
U. S. Signal Corps
Missionary Meeting
E O. U. Meeting
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Mollie Johnson
Green Street
Red
Brown
Hamilton
Peggy Hyland
M. MacDermott
Pathe News
Mary Anderson
Antonio Moreno
Womanhood
Alice Joyce
Harry Morey
Naomi Childers
Bobby Connolly
Mary Maurice
James Morrison
Vitagraph
Bond
IDEAL
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