Seventh Ward News Miss Adeline Ketler Weds Chas Emery
Miss Adeline Ketler of Brent Pa. wed Oliver Emery in a North Liberty Street ceremony at noon with Rev H S Meltzer officiating. Attendant Miss Mildred Emery wore white crepe, best man Paris Richael. After a wedding dinner, the couple plans a short trip and will live with groom's parents.
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Charles G. Emery
North Liberty Street
Adeline Ketler
Brent
Oliver Emery
H. S. Meltzer
Christian Alliance Church
Mildred Emery
Paris Richael
Harlansburg
Mary Bowden
Adam Ketler
Emery
Toepfer Family Heads to Philadelphia Graduation
Mrs. E F Toepfer and daughter Miss Armada of West Madison avenue leave Tuesday for Philadelphia to attend graduation exercises at Drexel Institute. Miss Margaret Toepfer completes a two year course in secretarial work and is in the graduating class. They will return Friday.
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E. F. Toepfer
Armada
West Madison Avenue
Philadelphia
Drexel Institute
Margaret Toepfer
Church Services Across Madison and Mahoning Areas
Madison Avenue Christian led by Rev Harry G Kaye holds Sunday school at 9 45 with M L Andrews superintendent Communion and preaching at 10 45 followed by a 2 pm sermon at Oak Grove Christian church. Children's Day events shift Junior church with a 7 pm Young Peoples meeting and 7 45 pm program. Mahoning Presbyterian under Rev Daniel C Schnebly lists 9 45 Sunday school Clarence A Patterson superintendent 11 am morning worship with sermon Junior Christian Endeavor at 3 pm led by Evelyn Marshall Senior and Intermediate Endeavor at 7 pm 7 45 pm evening worship. Mahoning Methodist led by Rev C A Williams holds 9 45 Sunday school Roy C Miller superintendent 11 am and 7 45 pm worship with 7 pm p w league. St Margaret s Catholic under Rev P J McKenna First mass noted.
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Madison Avenue Christian
Harry G. Kaye
M. L. Andrews
Oak Grove Christian Church
Mahoning Presbyterian
Daniel C. Schnebly
Clarence A. Patterson
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Evelyn Marshall
Christian Endeavor Society
Mahoning Methodist
C. A. Williams
Roy C. Miller
Missionary President Named For Mahoning Methodist Society
Mrs. J. P. Clark was elected president of the Women’s Home Missionary Society at Mahoning Methodist Church, replacing Mrs. I. E. McCoy who served ten years. New officers include J. A. Waddell as vice president, F. F. Sittig as recording secretary, Roy C. Miller treasurer, A. T. Johnston literature, Harry Hettenbaugh tithe secretary, and C. A. Williams evangelism secretary. The meeting at the Clark home featured devotional by McCoy, a paper by Frank Sittig on Indians and Alaskians, and readings, a vocal duet, and stories and Indian reserva tion experiences. Refreshments were served by hostesses H. G. Coates, Harry Howard, Samuel Alexander, and Mrs. Clark.
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J. P. Clark
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Mahoning Methodist Church
I. E. McCoy
Clark
West Madison Avenue
J. A. Waddell
F. F. Sittig
Roy C. Miller
S. A. Barnes
Frank Gage
C. A. Williams
H. G. Coates
Harry Howard
Samuel Alexander
Mahoning Presbyterian Sunday School Picnic Planned
The annual picnic will be held Wednesday June 20 at Neshannock Falls. Superintendent C A Patterson has arranged sports and outdoor games. Committees handle transportation and menu for a fine program and a splendid time for all attendees.
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Mahoning
Civic League Meeting Hears Low Turnout in Mahoning
At the Mahoning Civic league meeting held Friday at Mrs. Lee Wettich’s North Cedar street home, few members and parents attended, leaving little progress toward a Seventh ward playground for summer. The report notes dwindling neighborhood interest and risks boys and girls playing on streets during vacation. Also in Seventh Ward personals: Edward Kellogg and wife return from a trip to Rodgers Colorado, Mrs. W C Powers ill at home, Paul Walters returning from Carnegie Tech for summer, Mrs. M C Adams recovering, Ruth Bariteau visiting from Cleveland with Mrs. George Waltenbaugh.
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Civic League
Mahoning Civic League
Lee Wettich
North
Cedar Street
Seventh Ward
Edward Kellogg
North Liberty Street
Rodgers, CO
Thomas Sailors
Columbiana
W. C. Powers
Mt. Jackson Road
Paul Walters
Carnegie Tech
M. C. Adams
West Madison Avenue
Ruth Bariteau
Cleveland, O
George Waltenbaugh
North Cedar Street
Half of Money in Country Is Gold
The treasury department reported that half of the nation’s money stock is in gold. Gold coin and bullion total 4,023,250,000 dollars, while all money including notes totals 8,536,623,000,000. Of gold, 3,346,000,000 is held by the United States Treasury as security or for Federal Reserve use.
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International News Service
Washington
Treasury Department
United States
United States Treasury
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Women voters and kitchens shape modern love in th' century
Mrs. Em Moots speaks at the Colonial Whist Club on how women vote, work, and resist old kitchen rules. She argues a man is drawn to respect and kindness, not constant cooking, noting economy and modern dining options influence marital happiness.
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Colonial Whist Club
New Palace Cafe
Largest Oak Tree In State Found In Huntingdon County
Officials declare a giant oak on the late Dr. Samuel Gregory's farm at Neff's Mills Huntingdon County the biggest in Pennsylvania. The tree measures 40 feet around at ground level and breast height, over 20 feet in girth, stands 84 feet tall, and has a 106 foot branch spread. The report notes a separate water chestnut tree memorial on a Milroy lawn as immune to blight.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
State Department For Forests and Waters
Samuel Gregory
Neff’s Mills
Huntingdon County
J. Reed Thompson
Milroy
Mifflin County
Legion Members Rebuild Dam For City Youth
American Legion members spearhead a dam rebuilding project aimed at benefiting local youngsters, mobilizing volunteers to restore a key city structure and create a safer recreational area.
Legion to Rebuild Neshannock Dam This Summer
At a June Friday meeting the post decided to rebuild or start work on the Neshannock avenue dam. The caisson funded by the government two years ago will be repainted today and every member is urged to assist on June 22.
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Neshannock Avenue
Legion Home
Connecticut To Keep Watch On Highways
Hartford report says no extra precautions yet to block a New York liquor influx. State and federal authorities will monitor highways and the boundary line for bootlegging, with actions only if conditions warrant and more agents if needed.
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Hartford
Conn
New York State
Connecticut
New York
Frank T. Putney
State Prohibtion
Deserted At Thealtar Dome Theatre Weekend Run
A short run at the Deserted At Thealtar Dome Theatre is announced for Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday with showings listed across multiple days. Details remain fragmentary in the readable text.
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Dome Theatre
Michigan Senator Says Ford Wants To Run For President
Grand Rapids, June 6. United States Senator Woodbridge N Ferris of Michigan predicts Henry Ford would be a presidential candidate in 1924 on a third party ticket. Ferris says Ford may be a fine president though his principles are unclear and notes Harding and McAdoo as the likely 1924 contenders.
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International News Service
Grand Rapids
Mich
Henry Ford
White House
United States
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Michigan
Ford
Ferris
Harding
McAdoo
Wording Of Debt Agreement To Be Conference Topic
Washington officials said the American commission will likely resume conference next week on the final wording of the British American debt agreement. Geddes with new instructions signaled Britain’s willingness to give advance notice of its intention to pay in Liberty bonds or cash. The American side demanded prior notice before meetings to decide when payments will be made in bonds. The payment form could affect treasury financing needs.
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International News Service
Washington
American Commission
Geddes
United States
Treasury
Ten Best Causes for Being Deserted at the Altar
A lighthearted column lists ten common reasons a would be spouse might cancel a wedding. It notes scenarios of awkward last minute changes and social mishaps, with a playful nudge toward reader reflection. The piece also mentions a photo feature at the Dome and upcoming weekday events from Monday through Thursday.
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