Miss Kaufmann Weds R Wayne Baird in Home Ceremony
Miss Ethel Mae Kaufmann daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kaufmann of Fast Washington Street married R Wayne Baird son of Robert Baird of North Sewickley Saturday night at 7 30 The ceremony was in the bride’s living room beneath palms and orange blossoms officiated by Rev Francis E Reese The couple will reside in North Sewickley after July 15 A buffet for fifty followed the ceremony with guests from Pittsburgh Sharon and Woodlawn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Mae Kaufmann
John Kaufmann
Fast Washington Street
R. Wayne Baird
Robert Baird
North Sewickley
Francis E. Reese
Central Presbyterian Church
Fannie Love
Charles Baird
Elizabeth Graham
Lillian Gorman
Harry Westerman
Ruth
Gertrude
Emil Kaufmann
Pittsburgh
Thomas Baird
Woodlawn
Harry Dunham
Mary Stevens
Sharon
Anniversary Dinner for thirtieth wedding anniversary
About sixty guests attended a 6 o'clock dinner at Mr. and Mrs. George C. Vannatten on Harbor Road Saturday evening. Pink and white decorations highlighted the host couple with gifts for the honored pair. Out of town guests included Elmer Ward and family and several Johnston families from Meadville and New Brighton, plus Mrs. David McDaniels and John Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Vannatten
Harbor Road
David McDaniels
Oil City
Elmer Ward
Etta Johnston
A. B. Johnston
Aaron Johnston
Dale Battles
Meadville
Henry Johnston
New Brighton
John Johnston
Cochrantown
Japanese Tea Enjoyable Event At Reese Circle
Regular monthly meeting of the Reese Circle of Central Presbyterian church featured a Japanese tea in the church parlors. Miss Margaret Lowery led discussion of The Honorable Japanese Fan while Miss Iona Belle Patterson gave devotionals. Mrs. F E Reese served tea with assistance from Misses Eleanore Lowery Lenore Smith and Alice Patterson. A membership contest ends tonight with a church dinner by the losing side. Eleanore Lowery wins first prize and Alice Patterson second for bringing in members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese
Central Presbyterian Church
Margaret Lowery
Iona Belle Patterson
F. E. Reese
Eleanore Lowery
Lenore Smith
Alice Patterson
Flag Day Observed by Lawrence DAR Members
Flag Day observance by Lawrence Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution took place Saturday afternoon in Hillside music room New Wilmington. Miss Jennie Morgan presided in regent absence. Music by Kirkbride Rich Westminster conservatory and Griffiths. Tea on veranda followed by social time with guests from Conrad Weiser Chapter Seelings Grove and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Russell
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hillside
New Wilmington
James T. Ray
Jennie L. Morgan
Kirkbride and Rich
Westminster Musical Conservatory
Margaret Griffiths
W. C. Wallace
Anna K. Gregory
Miss Vera Knapp Weds Donald Mitchell in Portland Ceremony
Miss Vera Mae Knapp of Portland Oregon and Donald M Mitchell son of Norris Mitchell of Laurel avenue were married Friday June 13 in Portland Norris Mitchell was the only local guest present After the ceremony the couple and Norris Mitchell went on a motor trip through British Columbia Washington and California They will reside in Portland Mrs Mitchell was a high school instructor in Portland and Mr Mitchell is in the drug business there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Mae Knapp
Portland
Oregon
Donald M. Mitchell
Norris Mitchell
Laurel Avenue
Donald Mitchel
British Columbia
Washington
California
Mitchel
Marriage of Grace Michaels and Paul E Lutton
Miss Grace Michaels daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Michaels of Plaingrove wed Paul E Lutton son of Mr and Mrs L H Lutton of East Cherry street Mahoningtown. The ceremony was held Wednesday June 11 at 5 o clock at Plaingrove Presbyterian parsonage with Rev Anderson officiating. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents and Mr Lutton works for Universal Pottery company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Michaels
Thomas Michaels
Plaingrove
Paul E. Lutton
L. H. Lutton
East Cherry Street
Mahoningtown
Plaingrove Presbyterian Church
Rev. Anderson
Lutton
Mr. Lutton
Universal Pottery Company
Reading Circle Picnic At Mrs Gemmil Home
Members of the Reading Circle of 06 and their families plan an annual picnic dinner at the home of Mrs. Fred Gemmil in Shenango Stop on Thursday. The committee includes Mrs. J Albert Wilson Mrs. R W McKnight Mrs. Jack Griner and Mrs. W H Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gemmil
Shenango Stop
J. Albert Wilson
R. W. McKnight
Jack Griner
W. H. Martin
Cascade Park
Reading Circle
Shenango
Wade Mecum
C. O. Davis
Slippery Rock
Lydia
O. P. Brown
Moody Avenue
Modern 500
J. E. McNulty
Neshannock Avenue
West Side
George Hoffman
C. Home
Ralph Jellison
East Washington Street
Park
Wilhelmina Louden
Harrison Street
Rita
Catherine Brooks
Croton Avenue
Happy Six Club
Robert Reed
Mulberry Street
J. M. Club
Frank Doerr
E. T. W. Club
Thomas Lindsey
Mercer Road
Ss. O. B. Kensington
Reuben Miller
L. E. 600 Club
Harold Gill
Pearson Street
West Washington Dinner Hosts See Dade McCormick and Andy Schass Off
Mrs. J. W. Weaver hosted a 6 o'clock Sunday dinner for Dade McCormick and Andy Schass who depart today for California. Garden flowers were centerpiece. the evening was spent socially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Weaver
West Washington Street
Dade McCormick
Andy Schass
California
Mrs McCracken and Mrs Martin Visit Erie Relative
Mrs C S McCracken of North Mer cer street and Mrs Celia Martin left for a trip to visit Mrs Homer Garret in Erie Pennsylvania. Mrs McCracken will stay for the June 20 graduation of her niece Miss Ruth Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. McCracken
Mercer Street
Celia Martin
Homer Garret
Erie, Pa
McCracken
Ruth Garrett
Elsie Johnson
North Beaver Street
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Cleveland
Fred Williams
New Wilmington
Shenango Valley Hospital
Edward McMillin
Highland Avenue
New Castle Hospital
John Grable
Jack Grabe
York, Pa
Dorothy Hilborn
Pittsburgh
Reed Winner
Bay Street
Bellevue
William Martin
Club Calendar for Week of June 16
List of week June 16 club meetings in New Castle area with names of hosts and streets. Includes West Side Needlecraft F C Club Primrose and Y W C A Federation, plus Luncheon Bridge at Field Club and many neighborhood groups through Friday clubs and picnics at Park and Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Needlecraft
Willis Belknap
Highland Avenue
David Harris
East Washington Street
Charles Fishlock
East North Street
Primrose Club
Mary Harvey
Beckford Street
T. A. T. Kensington
Leo Rogan
Young Street
Federation
Dickson Clapie wedding announced in Cumberland church
Miss Annie Dickson daughter of Mr and Mrs F M Dickson Walnut street and Don F Clapie son of Mr and Mrs William Clapie Boyles avenue were wed Saturday evening June 14 at St Luke s Lutheran Cumberland Md Rev H Hall Sharp officiating with the ring ceremony They were unattended and will reside at 328 Boyles avenue for now
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Dickson
F. M. Dickson
Walnut Street
Don F. Clapie
William Clapie
Boyles Avenue
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church of Cumberland, Md
H. Hall Sharp
Luncheon Honors Mrs Ellison on Eightieth Birthday
Mrs Samuel F Ellison of Grant Street celebrated her eightieth birthday with a midday luncheon. Friends from Youngstown and other towns joined the event and later afternoon and evening calls were held at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel F. Ellison
Grant Street
Youngstown
Club Officers Elected At 1924 East Long Ave Meeting
Miss Eleanor Rohrer hosted club members at her home on East Long Avenue. Officers chosen include President Miss Helen Brown Vice President Miss Ruth McBride Secretary Miss Mabel Smith Treasurer Miss Eleanor Rohrer and Reporter Miss Edith Mariani. A lunch followed prepared by Mrs A Rohrer. The next meeting is set with Miss Mabel Smith at East Sutton Street on Wednesday afternoon June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Rohrer
East Long Avenue
Helen Brown
Ruth McBride
Mabel Smith
Edith Mariani
A. Rohrer
East Sutton Street
Miss Myrtle May Bookamer to Wed Homer Brown
Miss Myrtle May Bookamer of Ellwood City plans marriage to Homer C. D. Brown of North Mulberry Street. The ceremony will be held at the bride’s home on Wednesday June 18 at 3 o’clock with family and a few friends present. Brown works for Manufacturers Light and Heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle May Bookamer
W. E. Bookamer
Ellwood City
Homer C. D. Brown
H. A. J. Brown
North Mulberry Street
Mr. Brown
Manufacturers Light and Heat Company
Piano recital by Miss Marie Forest pupils
Annual recital of piano students from Miss Marie Forest on June 16 and 17 at Second United Presbyterian Church County Line and Milton streets. A large number of pupils will perform and an interesting program is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Forest
Haus Avenue
Second United Presbyterian Church
County Line
Milton Streets
Luncheon Bridge at Field Club Tuesday Hosts Named
Mrs. E. W. Crawford and Mrs. J. Cam Liebenderfer will serve as hostesses for the luncheon bridge event at the Field Club on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Crawford
J. Cam Liebenderfer
Field Club
Mrs S W Fray Called to New York by Illness
Mrs S W Fray of West North Street was summoned to New York on Saturday due to a serious illness. The report notes a family member or close proximity connection, with no further details available in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Fray West
Sister of J W Rae Improves Health Observation
The report notes Rae's sister, Mrs J W Rae, formerly of the city, with her condition now somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rae
Eastern Star Picnic at Cascade Park Thursday
New Castle Chapter No. 105 and Shenango Chapter No. 333 of the Order of Eastern Star hold their annual basket picnic at Cascade Park Thursday evening June 19 at 6 o'clock for members and families. Coffee and cream provided. Committees include New Castle: Jennie Kiser Anna McKibbon Ella Kingsberry Lena Solomon Daisy Fisher. Shenango: Nell Rice Edith Vogan Hazel Kelly Ethlyn Metzler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Shenango
Order of Eastern Star
Cascade Park
Jennie Kiser
Anna McKibbon
Ella Kingsberry
Lena Solomon
Daisy Fisher
Nell Rice
Edith Vogan
Hazel Kelly
Ethlyn Metzler
Mrs. C W Foulke Hosts Tea for Bible Class
Mrs. C W Foulke of Boyles Avenue will host an afternoon tea at her home on Tuesday June 17 from 2 30 to 5 00 p m. The guests will be members of the Ucalite Bible class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Foulke
Boyles Avenue
Ucalite Bible Class
Pizor-Emery Reunion Set for June 19 at Grange Hall
The 35th annual Pizer-Emery families reunion is scheduled for Thursday June 19 at the Grange hall on Harlansburg road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pizor-Emery
Pizer-Emery
Grange Hall
Harlansburg Road
West Side Needlecraft Dinner at Mrs Belknap Home
Members of the West Side Needlecraft are to attend a 6:30 tureen dinner at the home of Mrs Willis Belknap on Highland Avenue Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Needlecraft
Willis Belknap
Highland Avenue
New Castle Hospital Club Hosts Mrs Calzer Wednesday Evening
Mrs. Margaret Calzer of East Washington street will receive the members of the New Castle Hospital club in her home Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
Margaret Walter
East Washington Street
Lakewood
Ella Hannon
Raymond Street
N. E. T. Club
Clarence Smock
Lowery Street
B. B. Club
Park
Frank Clinefelter
North Mercer Street
Sochata Club
W. R. Sturdy
Edgewood Avenue
G. K. W. Club
Harry Sankey
Spruce Street
K. O. W. Club
Albert Brooks
Allen Street
Iona Kensington
Frank Glasgow
Quanequa Club
John Thomas
Marshall Avenue
Lusk McVey Reunion Set for June at Millburn Grange Hall
The Lusk McVey family reunion is scheduled for Thursday June 19 at the Millburn Grange hall in Mercer County. The gathering brings together relatives for a day of shared memories and updates on family milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millburn Grange Hall
Mercer County
Tuesday Kensington Picnic Postponed Indefinitely
The annual picnic for Tuesday Kensington members scheduled for Tuesday at Cascade Park has been postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Grace Summers Hosts L A to N A of L C Club
Mrs Grace Summers of Pearson Street will entertain members of the Los Angeles to National Association of Ladies Club at her home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
N. A
L. C. Club
Grace Summers
Pearson Street
Coulter McGary reunion planned for June near New Wilmington
The annual Coulter McGary reunion is set for Saturday June 18 at the home of William McGary near New Wilmington. Family members are expected to attend this traditional gathering with relatives from surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coulter-McGary
William McGary
New Wilmington
E O W Club Luncheon at Park Thursday Noon
The E O W Club associates will hold a tureen luncheon at the Park on Thursday at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. W. Club
Associates
Worthwhile Kensington Picnic Announcement
Worthwhile Kensington members will hold a park picnic this Friday. Community group invites residents and families to join at the park venue for a casual afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
the Park
Personal Notes From Mandan To Pittsburgh Gatherings
Personal mentions include Zona Owen in Mandan visiting Imogene Gillespie in Rhodes place. Travellers include A J Campbell returning to Engelwood avenue from Cleveland. Lewis Jay of Pueblo visits aunt Anna Jay in Bartley. Logan of Pittsburgh weekends with Shields in Point Place. Several births announced in Shenango and New Castle hospitals. A juror note references the Bessemer murder case proceeding with a jury first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zona Owen
Mandan, N. D
Imogene Gillespie
Rhodes Place
A. J. Campbell
Engelwood Avenue
Cleveland
O. Lewis R. Jay
Pueblo
Col
Anna Jay
Mill Street
Bartley Logan
Pittsburgh
D. S. Shields
Point Place
H. D. Bastress
Grove City
Robert Russell
Chestnut Street
Sixth Ward
Clifford Daies
Ellwood City
J. D. McKinley
M. A. McLure
Second Ward
David Shaffer
Perry Township
Bessemer
Jurors Missing in Court Call Seven Fail to Answer Names
This morning seven jurors failed to respond when their names were read for the current court week. William McCormick of Hickory township was reported sick, Raphael Crisci of the Third ward was in Youngstown, and Fred Kimmel did not answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCormick
Hickory Township
Raphael Crisci
Third Ward
Youngstown
Fred Kimmel
Lecture on Passion Play at Bethany Church
Mrs Cc J Roberts of this city will give an illustrated lecture on the Passion Play at Bethany Lutheran Church Tuesday evening June 17 at 8. She attended Oberammergau in 1910 and will share many interesting illustrations from the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Church
Bethany Lutheran Church
Cc. J. Roberts
Frances Willard Union Essay Contest Honors Students
The Frances Willard Union held a successful eighth grade essay contest at Benjamin Franklin Junior High School on the topic How Total Abstinence Increases the Margin of Safety from Accident. Geraldine Wolfe won 2 dollars and Cyril Setter won 1 dollar. May Emery Sylvia Black and Roy Schuller received honorable mentions. Members are asked to bring flowers to Almira Home on Tuesday June 17 at 7 p.m. for the annual flower mission month. Harlansburg WCTU met at Liberty Grange Hall for Family Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard Union
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Scientific Temperance
E. T. Layng
Geraldine Wolfe
Cyril Setter
May Emery
Sylvia Black
Roy Schuller
Frances Willard
Evening of music and play honors local members
The event featured orchestra music by Glenn Cunningham and others plus a playlet How the Story Grew by Union members. Cast included Miss Mary Cooper and several Mrs. McCracken and other named ladies. About 150 guests attended the social gathering with refreshments in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Cunningham
Nellie
David
Monas Harlan
Union
Mary Cooper
Adella McCracken
Lulu Hettenbaugh
Mossie Wimner
Pearle Reynolds
Edna McCracken
Lela Kerr
Sadie Richael
Americanization Society Receives New Castle Charter
Judge Emery granted a charter to the Americanization Society of New Castle to work among foreigners. Incorporators include Charles H. Young and Mrs Pamphelia H. Phillips along with several local residents.
Defendant Claims He Was Not Manager Of Railroad Club
The Commonwealth's case against John Ciccone alleges gambling at the Railroaders Club. Ciccone testifies he was only a member not owner or manager. Defense says he sold the club to A R Brown and C B Snyder before arrest. Brown says they paid 400 dollars with 1344 dollars due to a Pittsburgh firm. Brown managed the club for a salary of 25 dollars weekly with 180 members paying 25 cents monthly dues. Snyder left January 1 1924 and is in Ohio. Brown says he then ran the club and Ciccone had no further interest or receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commonwealth
John Ciccone
Ciccone
Railroaders Club
A. R. Brown
C. B. Snyder
Brown
Pittsburgh
Thomas W. Dickey
Samuel Clark
Snyder
Ohio
Charter Granted to Foster Brothers Automotive Firm
A charter for Foster Bros was filed this morning to take over the Foster automobile business. Incorporators Charles W. Foster of Sharon James B Foster and H Wolford Thomas of New Castle. Capital stock is 100000 dollars divided into 1000 shares of 100 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Bros
Register and Recorder's
Foster Automobile
Charles W. Foster
Sharon
James B. Foster
H. Wolford Thomas
New Castle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ethel Kaufmann
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Pilanoz
Kimball
N. Mercer St
Louis D. Fondrik
Mgr
Vera M. Knapp
D. M. Mitchell
Reading Circle of
Painleys Pharmacy
Fexall
Roberts
North Mill St
L. S. C. Book Club
Wm. Mauerman
East Clayton Street
Worthwhile
Kitchiyama Club
Gladys Gray
Adams Street
F. G. C. Club
Robert Newell
Hatfield Avenue
M. A. M. Club
W. B. Francis
Dickson-Clapie Wedding News
Mrs. Clapie
New York
Eastern Star
Lusk-McVey
Mary Brenneman
Harry
Sadie Duffy
Marie Abel
North Street
Clare Duff
Locust Street
St. Vincent College
Edward Abel
Edward Young
Richelieu Avenue
Oberlin, Pa
Jane Young
Oberlin College
Harry Finesilver
Julius Friedlander
Rochelle Wascutsky
Beaver Falls
Philip Levine
Winter Avenue
Mae Cummings
Brother Herbert
Punxsutawney
St. Cosmo and Damian
Meee
Ds Ss
Normandy
BROWN @ HAMILTON Co
W.C. T. U. and
Harlansburg Union
Harlansburg
Liberty Grange Hall
Y Karnak
Americs
Berlin
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