Wedding at St Marys Church for Miss Mary Gertrude O Leary
Miss Mary Gertrude O Leary wed John Donnelly at St Marys Church this morning officiated by Father Brennan. Attendants were Nellie O Leary and Joseph Donnelly. A reception for 18 followed at the bride parents West Washington street home. The couple plan a two week wedding trip before establishing a home in Bleakly building with out of town guests from Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Mary Gertrude O'Leary
John 8. Donnelly
Croton Avenue
Father Brennan
Nellie O'Leary
Mr. Donnelly
Joseph
Michael O'Leary
Washington Street
Gertrude
Regan
Ellen Dacey
Pittsburg
Miss Ella Kerber Hosts D C Girls Evening
Miss Ella Kerber of Long Avenue hosted a Monday evening gathering for D C girls with dancing and music. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Mary Kerber and the Kerber sisters, as roses and pink and white decor graced the event. The club plans a kid party at Miss Helen Quehl’s home on County Line Street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Kerber
Long Avenue
D. C
Mary Kerber
William Kerber
Walter Kerber
Helen Quehl
County Line Street
Marriage of Gertrude Green and Frank Boyle in Kittanning
In St Pauls church at Kittanning the marriage of Miss Gertrude Green and Frank Boyle of Front street was solemnized at 8 oclock this morning. The bride was attended by her sister and Norman Wadlinger of this city filled the opposite office. The couple plan to visit Mr and Mrs Stephen Boyle of Front street Thursday before traveling to Cleveland and Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Kittanning
Gertrude Green
Frank Boyle
Front Street
Norman Wadlinger
Boyle
Stephen’ Boyle
Cleveland
Detroit
Mich
Fifteen Eastside girls visit Cascade park for breakfast outing
Fifteen girls from Eastside rode the 6 am car to Cascade park on Wednesday for breakfast and a pleasant morning. They returned on the 8 am car after taking pictures. The group included Maud Russell Carrie Brown Murl Smith Ethel Wyrie Stella Rees Maud Wilkin Blanche McMillen Leah Parker Lilian Boyd Grace Campbell Esther Rey Katherine Rey Mary Wilson Bertha Wilson and Hester Wyrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastside
Cascade Park
Maud Russell
Carrie Brown
Murl Smith
Ethel Wyrie
Stella Rees
Maud Wilkin
Blanche McMillen
Leah Parker
Lilian Boyd
Grace Campbell
Esther Rey
Katherine Rey
Mary Wilson
Bertha Wilson
Hester Wyrie
Be Happy Club Formed After Morning Hike to Shelar Home
A group of young ladies hiked to the Shelar home east of the city at five this morning and were served breakfast on arrival. They formed a permanent organization named the Be Happy club and plan another hike Friday at five. Members include Misses Harriet Harris Mary Scherger Edna Frazier Edith Dean and Dorothy Shafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelar
Be Happy Club
Harriet Harris
Mary Scherger
Edna Frazier
Edith Dean
Dorothy Shafer
Mileses to Attend Medical Conventions in Atlantic City
Dr and Mrs R G Miles of East North street depart Thursday for two weeks in the east. They will attend the Pennsylvania Railway Surgeons association convention at Atlantic City June 19 and 20 and the American Medical association meeting June 23, 26. They will visit Washington DC and Philadelphia before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Miles
East North Street
East
Pennsylvania Railway Surgeons’ Association
Atlantic City
American Medical Association
Washington
D. C
Philadelphia
Mrs Roberts and daughter head west for extended trip
Mrs E J Roberts and her daughter Mrs Mabel Roberts of Boyles Avenue leave Wednesday for an extended western journey. They plan to visit Bellingham and Seattle in Washington and spend time in Portland Oregon. Miss Roberts returns about early September while her mother stays until late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Roberts
Mabel Roberts
Boyles Avenue
Bellingham
Seattle
Wash
Portland
Ore
Miss Roberts
All Day Picnic at Albarn's Mills Draws 30 Local Families
An all day picnic at Albarn's Mills on Tuesday attracted about 30 people from the Kensington Car nation and their families. A delicious dinner was served and the afternoon featured a program of races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albarn’s
Mrs Chambers and Family Plan Indiana Visit
Mrs James Chambers and her sons James and Philip of Hillcrest Avenue and mother Mrs James Elder of New Wilmington depart this evening for a three weeks visit with friends in Bluffton and Montpelier Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Chambers
James and
Philip
Hillcrest Avenue
James Elder
New Wilmington
Bluffton
Montpelier
Indiana
Miss Mamie Coates Hosts D W T Ladies on Thursday
Miss Mamie Coates of Finch street will entertain the D. W. T. members Thursday evening instead of Friday due to a change in plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Coates
Finch Street
Sunday School Classes Picnic At Eastbrook Station
The Sunday school classes of Mrs Charles Little and Mrs John Gaston of Epworth Methodist Church enjoyed an all day picnic at the McCreary home at Eastbrook Station on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Little
John Gaston
Epworth Methodist Church
McCreary
Eastbrook Station
Go Cycles to Be Announced in Tomorrow’s Paper
News tease promises a special announcement about Go-Cycles from O C Orr Baking Co Ad gag line hints at a forthcoming feature in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. jOrr Baking Co
Finnish tenor Taneli Hurri thrills Greer Music Hall audience
A large crowd attended a concert Tuesday at Greer Music Hall to benefit the Finnish Lutheran church. George Greer donated the hall, raising a nice sum for the congregation. Hurri, a renowned tenor, delivered a varied program in multiple languages and earned several encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer Music Hall
Taneli Hurri
George Greer
Hurri
Penna Bo Kensington Meeting With Mrs Edward McCowin
The Penna Bo Kensington plans a Thursday evening gathering hosted by Mrs. Edward McCowin located at 215 North Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penna-Bo Kensington
Edward McCowin
North Liberty Street
Miss Marian Hover Returns From Westminster Stay
Miss Marian Hover of Croton avenue returns today from New Wilmington where she is a Westminster student. She is accompanied by school friend Miss Victoria Rice of Sharon who will be her guest for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Hover
Croton Avenue
New Wilmington
Westminster
Victoria Rice
Sharon
John Cunningham
Reynolds Street
John Henderson
Albarn
N. Jones
Mercer
J. G. Moore
Walnut Street
John Cloonan
Wilson Avenue
New Castle Hospital
J. V. Armstrong
Allen Street
J. V. Drisler
Thomas Jones
Lyndal Street
Woodlawn
Josephine Walters
Emma Walters
Wampum
Robert McCeary
Titusville
Samuel B. McCleary
Plaingrove
J. M. LoNeiese
Yesteray
Bible Class Picnic at Cascade Park
K. E. Smiths Bible class of the Central Christian Church enjoyed a picnic at Cascade Park last evening. Supper was served in the grove and the group returned to the city at an early hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. E. Smith
Central Christian Church
Cascade Park
Regular Cresto mathian Bible class meeting at Y M C A
A regular meeting of the Cresto mathian Bible class will be Thursday evening at the Y M C A. Supper is served at 6 30 p m followed by a class meeting. R A McKinney will give an address at the class meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestomathian Bible
R. A. McKinney
Kensington Tea Honors Neighbor From Albert Lea
Miss Blanche Lusk of Edison Avenue will host a Kensington Saturday afternoon in honor of her school friend Miss Harriet Knatvold of Albert Lea Minnesota who arrives that morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Lusk
Edison Avenue
Kensington
Harriet Knatvold
Albert Lea, Minn
Various Local Visitors and Absentees Reach Area
A roundup of residents and guests visiting or traveling through the area. Names include Mrs J G Vanhorn in Portland and Seattle, Miss Debra Sankey bound for Buffalo, Debra's publishing job, Miss Margaret Moore returning to Slippery Rock, and families visiting from Pittsburg to Cleveland. Other entries note university commencement attendees and summer visits in Detroit and Wellsburg with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Wash
J. G. Vanhorn
West State Street
Daniel Carnes
Ray Street
Shenango Valley Hospital
Debra M. Sankey
North Mercer Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Gon Billy
Shaw Street
Line Lawe
Detroit
Mich
William Kyte
North Street
Bennie Kyte
Ladies' Aid Elects Offcers at Wesley church meeting
The Ladies' Aid of the Wesley M E church held a business meeting at Mrs R G Leslie’s home on Moore avenue. New officers were elected and a ice cream and strawberry social was planned for next week at Mrs H J Moore’s home at Round street and Moore avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley M
R. G. Leslie
Moore Avenue
H. J. Moore
Round Street
Ice Cream Social Planned by Methodist Church Group
The Men's Brotherhood of the First Methodist Church will host an ice cream social in the church parlors Thursday evening with a fine program arranged and all members invited to attend.
Miss Katherine Kirk and Miss Blanche Lusk Return From Westminster
Miss Katherine Kirk of Highland avenue and Miss Blanche Lusk of Edison avenue have returned from New Wilmington where they attended commencement at Westminster College, chaperoned by Katherine's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Kirk
Highland Avenue
Blanche Lusk
Edison Avenue
New Wilmington
Westminster College
Personal Notices From Local Residents
Personal notices list births marriages and health updates. Mr and Mrs Charles Payne Long avenue welcome a son. Several residents including Mrs Charles Ketzel and John Morgan report illnesses and recoveries. Trips and visits noted for Turner Fry Smith and others with hospital stays at New Castle and Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Payne
Long Avenue
Clarence Fry
Sycamore Street
R. L. Turner
Yellowstone Park
Logan Smith
Smithfield Street
Sharon
Charles Ketzel
Pennsylvania Avenue
John Morgan
South Mercer Street
Robert Craig
Akron
Mary Craig
South Mill Street
Charles Durant
Pittsburg
D. Byers
East Street
Ice Cream Festival Planned by Eastside Helena Auxiliary
Eastside Helena auxiliary organizes an ice cream festival on Saturday evening on the lawn of George White at 100 North Walnut Street. Proceeds support the milk and ice fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastside
Helena
George White
North Walnut Street
Frances Willard WCTU Meets Thursday Evening at Bethany
The Frances Willard W C T U plans its monthly gathering in Bethany Lutheran church parlors at 8 o clock Thursday evening June 18 replacing Friday. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard W
Deaths of the Day Mrs Robinson Buried
The funeral for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Robinson was held Tuesday at 2 30 pm at her daughter Mrs Ralph M Campbell s home with Rev J H Clemens of the First Methodist church officiating. Oak Park cemetery received the remains and pallbearers included Robert McElory Frank Matthews Clair Hettenbaugh Walter S Robinson James Hettenbaugh and Lia Robinson. News arrived of the death and burial of Mrs Frank P King of Los Angeles Cal daughter of Mr and the late Mrs S B Hartranft longtime residents here. She died June 7 after typhoid pneumonia and is survived by her husband daughter her father S B Hartranft and several siblings including Mrs Forbie Pitzer of East Cherry Street this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Robinson
Ralph M. Campbell
J. H. Clemens
D. D
First Methodist Church
Robinson
Oak Park Cemetery
Robert McElory
Frank Matthews
Clair Hettenbaugh
Walter S. Robinson
James Hettenbaugh
Lia Robinson
Frank P. King
Los Angeles
Cal
S. B. Hartranft
Youngstown
Forbie Pitzer
East Cherry Street
Death of William M Heilman Shocks Kittanning Residents
William M Heilman longtime Kittanning resident dies at home 275 North McKean Street after a life of local leadership. He led Kittanning Plate Glass and served as director of Fort Pitt Powder with a lumber business past. Survived by widow two sons Dr Frank Heilman and Harry A Heilman. three daughters Maude Blanche Helen and brothers C C Heilman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Heilman
Heilman
North McKean Street
Kittanning
Mr. Heilman
Manor Township
Peter Heilman
Kittanning Plate Glass Company
Fort Pitt Powder Company
John
James
Heisman Brothers
Pittsburg Commandery No. 1
Knights Templar
Shriners
Kittanning Lodge of Masons
Frank Heilman
Harry A. Heilman
Maude
Blanche
Helen
C. C. Heilman
Heilman Family Mentioned in Obituary Fragment
Greensburg Edward E Heilman of New Castle A C Heilman of Butler and two sisters Mrs D F McClister and Miss Amanda Heilman of Kittanning are named in an obituary fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Edward E. Heilman
New Castle
A. C. Heilman
Butler
D. F. McClister
Amanda Heilman
Kittanning
Better Than Ten Letters From Home
If you plan a vacation or will be away from the city a week or a month you can have The News sent to you daily. U S and Canada mail subscriptions run 25c for a month and 10c per week for shorter periods postpaid. Orders must be arranged at The News office to avoid carrier mistakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
City Cops May Play Baseball in New Castle
New Castle police say nine officers on the force can play baseball as Chief Young announced at the station this morning. Reporters remain skeptical of the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Young
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H. M. Berman, Shoe Co
Washington St
Red Rock
Vitagraph
Lubin
The
Man of Destiny
Edison
Broncho Billy
Essanay
E. North Street
Automobile Service
Union Phone
Bell Phone
Breakfast
D. W. T. Meeting
Eastbrook
Ladies’ Aid
Brotherhood Social
BE. J. Roberts
For Milk and Ice Fund
Frances Willard
Mrs. Robinson
William Heilman
Tpicert Quarty Artillery
Honey Furniture Store
Colonial
Haney Furniture CO
Fulton Fruit Market
Sunkist
California
North Mill St
Ter
Annette
Panamas
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