Beautiful Wedding at Dickson Home in Pittburg
Miss Carrie Frances Dickson and Rolla King Brown wed at high noon in the Dickson home on Pittburg Street. About 75 guests attended a lavender and white ceremony with Rev. A R Rich officiating and a dining room reception for ten. Brown, a Pennsylvanian railroad despatcher, and Dickson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T W Dickson, will spend three weeks on a lake trip after a porch party and continue with family gatherings and club events in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Frances Dickson
Rolla King Brown
Thomas Dickson
Pittburg Street
G. W. Swisher
A. R. Rich
Epworth Methodist Church
Martha Brinton
Joseph Young
Eugene Dickson
Paul Dickson
Paul Grimes
Pittsburg
Helen Rearke
Margaret Brinton
Dorothy Jackson
Dorothy Cecil
Olive Hay
Ethel Wylie
Maude Smith
Iretta Dart
William Brown
Thomas Miquel
W.S. Brown
Albion
Martha Caldwell
Pitt
T. W. Dickson
Mr. Brown
W. S. Brown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Neshannock Avenue
Book
Harlan Book
Mercer Road
E. E. Hileman
North Jefferson Street
Highland 500
Ramsey
Cascade Park
Ruth Woodworth
Park Avenue
Miss Zella Zahniser to wed Harry C. Gossard in Stoneboro
Miss Zella Zahniser of Stoneboro will marry Harry Clinton Gossard of Mount Clair New Jersey at her parents home in Stoneboro on Wednesday June 23 at 5 o clock. She is a noted musician and will reside in Mount Clair after a trip up the St Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella Zahniser
Stoneboro
J. L. Stratton
Haus Avenue
Miss Zahniser
New Castle
Harry Clinton Gossard
Mt. Clair
N. J
M. M. Zahniser
St. Lawrence
Delicious Supper At The Grove Cascade Park
Alameda club members enjoyed a Wednesday evening at the grove in Cascade park with a fine menu. Guests then attended the summer theater for an entertaining night out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Alameda Club
Local High School Class of 1904 Reunion Planned
The class of 1904 will hold its annual reunion at the park with dinner at 6:30 in the dining hall. Mr. and Mrs. W L Beal of Leasure Avenue and Mr. and Mrs. W L Aiken are listed as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Beal
Leasure Avenue
W. L. Aiken
May Pole Party At Trinity Sunday School
Fifty nine children from the Trinity Sunday school primary department attended a Wednesday afternoon party. They played games and danced around the May pole with music by Miss Glenola House. Superintendent Mrs Carmi Glover was entertained with help from Misses Helen Riley and Bertha Kyte. Refreshments were served by Misses Margaret Fulkerson Genevieve Reilly Katherine Byers and Mrs R C Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Sunday School
Glenola
Carmi Glover
Helen Riley
Bertha Kyte
Margaret Fulkerson
Genevieve Reilly
Katherine Byers
R. C. Howe
Dinner Honors Dr. H. S. Jordan in Highland Home
Red and white roses graced the Highland avenue home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McNabb for a Wednesday dinner honoring Dr. H. S. Jordan of San Diego. Covers were set for J. H. Jordan, Percy McNabb, W. G. Wilson, plus other family members. hostesses Ruby and Florence McNabb assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. McNabb
Highland Avenue
H. 8. Jordan
San Diego
Cal
J. H. Jordan
Percy McNabb
W. G. Wilson
Metz Daughter Weds Hillsville Man At Mt Jackson Home
A wedding was held at Mrs. Ella Metz's Mt Jackson home on a Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. Miss Ocie Metz married Charles Baird of Hillsville with Rev. Parsons officiating. The couple received a serenade later that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Metz
Mt. Jackson
Ocie Metz
Charles Baird
Hillsville
Rev. Parsons
Wimodausis Picnic At Cascade Park Draws Many Guests
The Wimodausis annual basket picnic at Cascade park was followed by a theatre party. Seventy four guests attended dinner at 6 30 with Dr and Mrs E E Higley among them. Miss Woolcox of Birmingham and several San Toy club members joined in the social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
E. E. Higley
The
San Toy Club
Margaret Barrett
Elizabeth Dodds
Amelia Reynolds
Eva
Ethel Davis
Lalia Caulfield
Ethel Rae
Harriet Pringle
Esther Thomas
Clare Nelson
Agnes Buhl
Cora Hepple
Pittsburg
Messrs
George Jones
Roy Waldron
Norman McKee
Harry
Frank Wyman
Chester Reynolds
John Barrett
Charles Jones
Kensington needlework meeting at Mrs Robinsons home
The Kensington members met for needle work and refreshments at Mrs James Robinsons home on Young Street Wednesday afternoon. They will be entertained by Mrs Ross Phipps on County Line Street next Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
James Robinson
Young Street
Ross Phipps
County Line Street
Quiet wedding at Mrs. Rebecca Anderson’s home
Martha married William F. Chapley of New Galilee in a Wednesday afternoon ceremony at 1 o clock. The couple will establish a home on their farm near New Galilee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Anderson
Sharon
Martha
William F. Chapley
New Galilee
Railway official on fishing trip at Chaffeys Locks
M. E. McCaskey general manager of the Mahoning and Susquehanna Railway and Light company with Randall Montgomery and attorney John T. Harrington of Youngstown are spending a few days at Chaffeys Locks fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M E. McCaskey
The
Mahoning and Suenango
Teacher Miss Ella Bentley Heads West on Long Trip
Miss Ella Bentley a Central school teacher starts a western tour visiting Denver Colorado Springs Salt Lake City Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle and travels to Almira California to visit her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Bentley
Central
Denver
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Almira
Cal
Curtis Family Attends Cornell Graduation
Miss Margaret Curtis daughter of Mr and Mrs Gram Curtis of North Jefferson street graduates from Cornell University today. Her brother Chauncey Curtis and sister Dorothy Curtis remain in Ithaca New York for the ceremonies. Miss Curtis earlier finished at the local high school in the class of 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Curtis
Gram Curtis
North
Jefferson Street
Cornell University
Chauncey Curtis
Dorothy Curtis
Ithaca
N. Y
Miss Curtis
Small Luncheon at Country Club Hosts Visiting Guest
A 1 o clock luncheon at the Country club hosted by Mrs. George Lamoree drew 12 attendees. The event honored Mrs. J. Clark Boynton of Mont Clair N J visiting the Boynton home on Highland avenue. A six hand euchre card contest followed the meal. The Pittsburg Dispatch reports the marriage of Miss May Hogan to James E McDonald was quietly performed at Sacred Heart church Pittsburg with a post ceremony dinner at the Rittenhouse and plans to reside in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lamoree
Highland Avenue
Country Club
J. Clark Boynton
Mont Clair
N. J
EB. M. Boynton
Warren Mather
Pittsburg
L. B. Mather
James EB. McDonald
May Hogan
Erie
William S. Hogan
Miss May Hogan
James £. McDonald
New Castle
Sacred Heart Church
Father Kean
Rittenhouse
East
Deaths of the Day Oliver Kimberley Sankey
Oliver Kimberley Sankey 15, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Sankey of Kittanning Pa died yesterday after typhoid fever struck him following a visit to relatives in this city. He returned home a week ago and grew rapidly worse. Besides his parents he leaves a sister Mrs Kate Westphal and a brother Lant Sankey. Funeral Friday afternoon at o'clock with aunts Mrs Catherine Kimberley Mrs Robert Russell and Mrs Scott Paisley attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Kimberley Sankey
Henry Sankey
Kittanning
Kate Westphal
Lant Sankey
Catherine Kimberley
Robert Russell
Scott Paisley
Logan Congratulates Rival After Defeat
Frank Johnson serving a life sentence for his stepson's murder congratulated Creighton Logan on his defeat. Logan is praised for the quality of his enemies in the unusual exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
Creighton Logan
Logan
Tea Hosts for Mrs Bard Bride in Pittsburg Visit
Mrs Richard Bard along with Mrs 8 D Long Mrs William Harbison Mrs Samuel Perry Miss Elizabeth Morehead and Miss Ellen Long attend a tea in Pittsburg hosted by Mrs Richard Bard and Mrs Robert Oliver Fulton at 4 o clock on the Bard home porch and lawn on North Craig street. The reception honored Mrs Thomas Henderson Bard the recent bride. Visitors will tour local parks by auto this evening with Mr Bard and Mr Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bard
D. Long
William Harbison
Samuel Perry
Elizabeth Morehead
Ellen Long
Pittsburg
Robert Oliver Fulton
Thomas Henderson Bard
Bard
North Craig Street
Fulton
Highland 500 Club Trip to Ellwood City
Highlands 500 club members travel to Ellwood City on Friday afternoon and upon arrival will play cards at Hotel Lawrence until evening when they will have dinner there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland 500 Club
Ellwood City
Hotel Lawrence
Ne shannock Couple Attend Steubenville Nuptials
Mr and Mrs W S Mears of Ne shannock avenue depart next Tuesday for Steubenville to attend the wedding of their niece Miss Mary Hill to John Henderson Watson set for 7 p m that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Mears
Neshannock Avenue
Steubenville
Mary Hill
John Henderson Watson
Strong Sermon by Dr Morrison At Neshannock Camp Meeting
Wednesday evening service at the Airdome on Neshannock avenue drew large crowds from Beaver New Brighton and New Yankee with three services held that day. Dr Morrison delivered an eloquent hour and a half sermon stressing that one cannot serve God and the devil and still reach heaven. He spoke of God's love and the primacy of love in faithful service while Prof Harry Maitland led the singing. Tonight he will preach a special sermon on the Second Coming of Christ to a likely large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdome
Neshannock Avenue
Beaver
New Brighton
New Yankee
Morrison
Harry Maitland
Christ
Ready to Wear for Little Ones Summer Wardrobe
A brief description of outfits for children aged 1 to 4 years designed for warm summer days. Includes dresses coats play garments and headwear aimed at keeping kids well dressed and comfortable.
Trinity Church Guild Elects Officers
At a Wednesday afternoon meeting of the Women's guild of Trinity church officers were elected President Mrs R C Howe Vice president Mrs Harry Gregory Secretary Mrs M H Cahill and Treasurer Mrs E C Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild of Trinity Church
R. C. Howe
Harry Gregory
M. H. Cahill
E. C. Porter
Circulating Book Club Hosts Pleasant Wednesday Gathering
Mrs. J. D. F. Newell hosted Circulating Book Club members on North Mercer Street Wednesday afternoon with fancy work and refreshments. The next meeting location will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. F. Newell
North Mercer Street
Mrs McCracken Attends Breakfast Bridge in Youngstown
Mrs S L McCracken of this city was an out of town guest at the Breakfast Bridge hosted by Mrs Charles Clegg of Youngstown on Wednesday. The event drew a guest list of 40 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. McCracken
Charles Clegg
Youngstown
Notice of Sale of Simpson Lots in Mahoningtown
Public sale scheduled for June 19, 1909 at 2 p m E T of Simpson lots in Mahoningtown. Master in chancery E Kurtz oversees proceedings under case 25613.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Mahoningtown
Local Folks News Highlights Past Week Visits and Travel
Mrs George Harrison of Sharon visits relatives in the city. Miss Agnes Wallace of this city visits Miss Laura Wallis of Sharon. Miss Eva Leohner of Boyle avenue relapses from typhoid fever and remains ill. Mrs Catherine Forsythe returns home after a week in Youngstown with friends. Miss Blanche Shipler of Highland avenue leaves for Philadelphia and Atlantic City for several weeks. Mr and Mrs Charles B Lentz of New Philadelphia guest at the St Charles hotel Mahoningtown. Lentz owns harness horses and has contested with Allie B on the Mahoningtown track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harrison
Sharon
Agnes Wallace
Laura Wallis
Eva Leohner
Boyles Avenue
Catherine Forsythe
Pittsburg Street
Youngstown
Blanche Shipler
Highland Avenue
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Charles B. Lentz
New Philadelphia
J. Ed McWilliams
St. Charles Hotel
Mahoningtown
Lentz
Allie B
Cortland Woman Inherits 85000 After Sister’s Death
Mrs. Liddy Sperry of Cortland Ohio learned yesterday she has fallen heir to 85000 from the death of her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liddy Sperry
Cortland, O
Ladies' Aid to Host Ice Cream Social at Central Church
The Ladies' Aid of Central Presbyterian plans an ice cream and strawberry social on Thursday June 24 at the church with 15 cent admission. Meanwhile Sharon prepares a large Fourth of July celebration with a fireworks budget of 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Central Presbyterian Church
Sharon
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Euwer’s
Euwer
Saeneeetae
Madras
Batiste
Bates
Anderson
Dickson Home
Carnation Kensington
Jennie Kelley
Pollock Avenue
Anna Coulter
Margaret Harkless
Laura Rice
Mary Pew
Olive Caldwell
Ada Grosshart
Belle Townsend
Ella Park
Sullivan
Taylor Street
Zahniser-Gossard
Party For Children
Dr. Jordan
Misses Ruby
Florence McNabb
Metz Baird
San
Anderson-Chapley
Pittsburo
Pittsburg Park
H. C. Morrison
Circulating Book Club
Ice Cream Social
Spalding
Wright & Ditson
Goodrich
Ayres
Vietzler
Neshannock
Brown
Hamilton
the Outlet CO
Y. M. C. A. Bldg
On the
New Castle, Pa
Union National Bank
Franklin
East Long Avenue
Blevins
East North Street
East Street
Ing
J. G. Loving
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