Wedding Bells Light in Wilmington and Niles Society
The Wilmington Messenger reports the quiet wedding of William George Luttinger of New Castlepa and Annie Virginia Bell of Wilmington at St Pauls Episcopal church with Rev William F Dickinson officiating. The couple plans a mountain trip and will reside in New Castle after October 1. In Struthers a second marriage pairs Clarence Mitchell of New Castle with Effie Cramer after a reception and wedding supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Youngstown
Struthers
Clarence W. Mitchell
New Castle
Effie Cramer
Thomas Fellows
Kitty Rider
Anal Dover
Chambers
Struthers M. E.church
Emery Pizor family reunion draws 200 amid showers near Plaingrove
About 200 to 300 Emery and Pizor relatives gathered at Bowman Pizor’s home near Plaingrove. Rain forced the meal to move to the barn where impromptu talks followed a banquet. Officers elected include Isaac Emery president and Harrison Pizor VP. Next reunion set for Cascade Park in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery-Pizor
Bowman Pizor
Plaingrove
William Pizer
Fred Somery
Robert Allison
James Alexander
William M. Kerr
Elmer Gardner
Jacksville
Joseph Pizor
Ellwood City
Isaac Emery
Harrison Pizor
C. W. Waddington
Joseph Vogan
Cascade Park
Emery
Franklin
T. H. Waddington
William Pizor
June 20th wedding to unite Noyes and Hoyt in New Castle
Frank Carniss Noyes of Napa California will wed Emma List Hoyt daughter of Lewis Stiles Hoyt on Monday June 20. The ceremony at 5 pm will include about 80 guests followed by dinner and an evening reception at L S Hoyt’s home with 700 invitations issued. The couple will live in Napa after September 1. Hoyt, a longtime New Castle social figure, is a noted horsewoman who traveled extensively and studied at Wilson College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carniss Noyes
Napa
Cal
Emma List Hoyt
Lewis Stiles Hoyt
L.S. Hoyt
United States
Wilson College
Chambersburg
New Castle
Nana
Golden State
Keystone State
Young couple to wed in fall society wedding
Interest centers on Miss Edith Pryor and William K. Miller wedding plans. Pryor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George G. Pryor, and Miller of Delaware Avenue are popular figures among local social circles, with broad friendship networks and eager congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Pryor
George G. Pryor
Highland Avenue
William K. Miller
Delaware Avenue
Miss Pryor
Mr. Miller
Miller
Merate Works
Wedding at Frampton Home Unites Miss Estelle Frampton and George W Weddell
A wedding took place Wednesday afternoon at the West Middlesex home of J H Frampton as Miss Mise Estelle Frampton became the wife of George W Weddell of the city. Rev J D Barr officiated at two o clock in a decoratively arranged parlor with green white and pink color schemes and sweet peas and carnations. A reception followed and the couple, who will reside at No 69 Lincoln Avenue, left for their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Frampton
West Middlesex
Mise Estelle
George W. Weddell
J. D. Barr
New Wilmington
Margaret Stankard
East Brook
J. McConnell Weddell
Mrs. Weddell
Lincoln Avenue
Wedding of Edward Witherspoon and Miss Lessie Brothers
Invitations will be issued soon for the wedding of Edward Witherspoon and Miss Lessie Brothers in the Seventh ward on Wednesday June 25. Miss Brothers, daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Brothers, is a popular young woman. Witherspoon, a traveling salesman for T P Kennedy & Co, is known for honest dealing and formerly worked at W A Evans store. Friends offer congratulations and best wishes for happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Edward Witherspoon
Lessie Brothers
J. W. Brothers
Mr. Witherspoon
W. A. Evans
T. P. Kennedy & Co
Ellwood Lumber's Wilbur Harris to wed Verna Grunder
Ellwood correspondent reports Wilbur J. Harris of the Ellwood Lumber Co and Miss Verna Grunder will marry quietly Tuesday at noon at the bride’s parents home in Minerva. Invitations went to close family due to Mrs Hains illness. couple plans to reside in Ellwood City in a new Fourth Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
Wilbur J. Harris
Ellwood Lumber Company
Verna Grunder
J. M. Grunder
Minerva
Grinder
Harris
Ellwood City
Fourth Street
Stump Family Holds Annual Reunion at Mahoning Township
More than fifty members and friends gathered Saturday at the home of George Stump in Mahoning township for the annual Stump family reunion. The event featured an excellent dinner and was the first reunion of the year in the locality with plans for more gatherings by other prominent families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stump
George Stump
Mahoning Township
Dual Nuptials Planned for Mary Elizabeth and Lillian Rowena Brubaker Shriver
The announcements by Burgess and Mrs. Frederick G. Duerr of Freedom state Mary Elizabeth Brubaker will wed George Berton Brubaker of Canonsburg, and Lillian Rowena Shriver will marry William P. Shriver of New Castle. The dual wedding occurs at the brides home in East Third Avenue on Wednesday June 25 at 8 p.m. with Rev. J. K. Howe officiating and Elizabeth Briggs of Baden playing the wedding march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brighton News
Burgess
Frederick G. Duerr
Mary Elizabeth
George Berton Brubaker
Canonsburg
Lillian Rowena
William P. Shriver
New Castle
East Third Avenue
J. K. Howe
M. BE
Elizabeth Briggs
Baden
Ellwood Couple William Morgan and Kate Badger Wed
William Morgan and Miss Kate Badger were married Saturday at the Badger home in Ellwood. Rev. J. M. Lloyd officiated with relatives and close friends in attendance. The couple will establish a home in Ellwood among their many friends.
Marriage of Benjamin Thomas and Miss Harriet Phillips
Benjamin Thomas and Miss Harriet Phillips were married at 8 o clock Saturday morning at the home of Mrs Samuel Johns sister of the groom. Rev Dr L M Lloyd of Emmanuel Baptist Temple performed the ceremony. The bride came to this country about four months ago and has many friends here. The groom is a tin worker. They will start housekeeping at once on Gardner Avenue in a home prepared by the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. C
William George Buttinger
New Castle
Annie Virginia Bell
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
M. J. Heyer
William George Luttinger
Alf H. Yopp
William Francis Dickinson
Buffinger
Asheville
Sapphire
Wallace Avenue
Virginia
James S. Bell
Princess Anne County
Far West
Miss Bell
Benjamin Thomas
Miss aHrriet
Phillips
Samuel Johns
L. M. Lloyd
Emmanuel Baptist Temple
Atlantic
Thomas
Gardner Avenue
Mt Jackson youth to wed at Enon Valley home
A Mt. Jackson young man and his bride will marry on Wednesday June 18 at noon in the home of Mrs. Mary Clark at Enon Valley. Rev. J. B. Dice will perform the ceremony with Dr. William M. Taylor assisting. the groom, Mr. Gibson, is the son of the late David Gibson and enjoys wide friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Jackson
Mary Clark
Enon Valley
J. 8. Dice
William M. Taylor
Westfield Church
Gibson
David Gibson
Moonlight Picnics Planned at Rock Point
J. J. Foley has arranged a series of private moonlight picnics at Rock Point. A special train will run on the invitation dates and Robbins' and Eckles' orchestras will provide music on alternate evenings. The events are expected to be socially successful, with attendees chosen for high social standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Foley
Rock Point
Marriage notices announced for Rev Thomas C Jackson and Miss Susan Beardslee
Invitations in the city announce the approaching marriage of Rev Thomas Carl Jackson formerly of West Middlesex to Miss Susan Marion Beardslee of Carlville Illinois. They will wed on June 26 and reside in Upper Alton Illinois after September 1 where Jackson pastors a Presbyterian church. Also, DeGraff Pearson and Florence Strunk were married at Myra Strunk's Grant Street home with Dr Charles W Tyler officiating. The couple caretaker a home on Neshamock Avenue. Strunk has long been a teacher at Martin Gantz school. Pearson is a prominent young businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Carl Jackson
West Middlesex
Susan Marion
R. L. Beardslee
Carlinsville
Ill
DeGraff Pearson
Florence Strunk
Myra Strunk
Grant Street
Church of England
Charles W. Tyler
Trinity Church
Neshannock Avenue
Miss Strunk
Martin Gantz
Pearson
Seymour Anderson Weds Lenora Walters at Beaver
Seymour B. Anderson and Miss Lenora Walters united in marriage at Beaver last week. Anderson formerly resided here and is well known, Walters hails from Parkersburg West Virginia. They traveled on an extended wedding trip and will make Pittsburg their home after July 1. Friends here offer congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour B. Anderson
Lenora Walters
Beaver
Mr. Anderson
Miss Walters
Parkersburg
Pittsburg
Marriage Licenses Granted in Butler and Pittsburg Areas
A license was issued in Butler to Lewis C. Shannon of Ellwood City and Miss Alice A. Cable of Whitestown Butler County for a forthcoming wedding. In Pittsburgh, Guy P. Hall of Wilkinsburg and Miss Margaret A. McCoy of Lawrence County were granted a license to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Lewis C. Shannon
Ellwood City
Alice A. Cable
Whitestown
Butler County
Pittsburg
Guy P. Hall
Wilkinsburg
Margaret A. McCoy
Lwrence County
Couple Nugent and Strimater Wed in Oakland Chapel
Miss Maude Nugent of Pittsburg and Jr Howard Strimater of New Castle wed Tuesday afternoon at St Marys chapel McKee Place Oakland. Rev John W Skyes officiated. The couple left for a western trip and will live in New Castle on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Nugent
Pittsburg
Jr. Howard Strimater
New Castle
St. Mary’s Chapel
McKee Place
Oakland
John W. Skyes
Quiet Wedding at St. Cloud Hotel Celebrates D H Chambers
D H Chambers and Miss Mary Belle Law of Ellwood City wed Wednesday at 5 pm in the St. Cloud hotel with Rev M Wilson Keith leading the ceremony. The couple plans a short wedding trip to Youngstown and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cloud
D. H. Chambers
Mary Belle Law
Elwood City
M. Wilson Keith
Seventh Ward Presbyterian Church
Edward H. Beltz
Tesgie E. Houk
Ellwood City
Jacob Sallade
Ellwood
Youngstown
Wedding at Fountain Inn in Cleveland Couple United
Charles Leverett Hills and Miss Fannie L Shaw, both from Cleveland, were married Saturday evening at the Fountain Inn. Dr. Samuel H Moore of Central Presbyterian performed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leverett Hills
Fannie L. Shaw
Cleveland
the Fountain Inn
Samuel H.moore
Central Presbyterian Church
Whooping Cough Remedy Praised by Editor
The World Herald editor H. J. Strickfadden credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with preventing pneumonia and severe croup in his son. It is advertised for sale by Geo W Clutton on Washington street and John F Neely at Long avenue and Jefferson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
H. J. Strickfadden
World- Herald
Fair Haven
Wash
Geo. W. Clutton
Washington Street
John F. Neely
Long Avenue
Jefferson Street
Dedication Planned for New First United Presbyterian Church
Rev James Ferguson to be installed June 24 as Beaver Valley presbytery meets. Dedicatory services set for June 29 with Rev J Mc Crory of Pittsburg preaching. Church cost about 25000 dollars, over 17000 pledged, and plans include a handkerchief social by the Young Ladies Missionary circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian
J. McCrory
Pittsburg
United Presbyterian
Browne
James Ferguson
New Wilmington
Beaver Valley
R. W. Kidd
Beaver Falls
J. A. Ralston
Portersville
Ferguson
New Castle
Auditors Appointed in Many Estates
Judge Wallace Wednesday afternoon appointed auditors to examine the accounts of administrators and executors in several estates. Final accounts listed include Stewart McCormick with auditor L. M. Uber, William Peebles with auditor W. H. Falls, Robert Morton with auditor C Martin, R Gibson with auditor C. W. Wallace, Isaac Newton with auditor T. W. Dickey, George W. VanFleet as assignee of Henry and Rebecca Kyle with auditor B. L. McCracken, and Carl Geiger with auditor C. V. Ailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Stewart McCormick
L. M. Uber
William Peebles
W. H. Falls
Robert Morton
C Martin
R. ©. Gibson
C. W. Wallace
Isaac Newton
T. W. Dickey
George W. VanFleet
Henry and
Rebecca Kyle
L. McCracken
Carl Geiger
C. V. Ailey
One Minute Cough Cure Praised By Doctor In Pa
Dr Scott Currin of Loganton, Pennsylvania endorses One Minute Cough Cure as the safest cough remedy that acts immediately. Mothers report relief for children with croup and other throat and lung troubles, with several local pharmacies listed as suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Currin
Loganton
Paisley's
Seventh Ward
Cubbison’s
Hutton’s
Paisley’s
New Castle
George Gibson and Foaline Clark Engage to Wed
A forthcoming wedding is announced for George Gibson and Miss Foaline Clark. The couple, both prominent in local society, plan a spring ceremony with details to follow.
The Hot Weather Test and Hood's Sarsaparilla
The piece notes heat tests strength and endurance and suggests Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic to invigorate the blood aid sleep and relieve tiredness amid hot weather. It references how people rely on the tonic to weather fatigue during high temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Lightning and gravity uproot elm at Highland Avenue
A giant elm on Highland avenue near John Knox residence was struck by lightning during a Friday morning thunderstorm. The tree split and moved 15 to 20 feet before landing upright, blocking the street and damaging telegraph and telephone cables. Linemen removed branches and cleared the trunk. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Smith
Highland Avenue
John Knox
North Hill
Attractive 10 day rail river tour to Buffalo and Niagara Falls
A personally conducted tour leaves Pittsburg at 11 00 p m Monday July 7th by P R R and travels through Buffalo Montreal St Lawrence River Adirondacks to Niagara Falls. Led by Samuel Andrews and Charles Reislar Jr with hotels arranged, price 49 50 covers rail and steamer fares meals and lodging for about ten days, limited to 150 participants. For reservations contact Central Board of Education or C J Phillips P L E R R New Castle Pa 812.
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Buffalo
Montreal
Quebec
St. Lawrence River
Adirondack Mountains
Niagara Falls
Pittsburg
Pr &H EB. R. R
St. Lawrence
Adirondacks
Messrs
Samuel Andrews
Charles Reislar, Jr
Care Central Board of Education
C. J. Phillips
New Castle
Ellwood City Doctor Arrested For Nuisance Charge
Dr. W. A. Shannon of Ellwood City was arrested on a nuisance charge after allegedly allowing a patient with small pox to be about town against health orders. Bail set at 1000 dollars for a hearing not yet scheduled. Excitement grows as the hearing likely occurs Tuesday or Wednesday. The News covered the full details Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Shannon
Ellwood City
Cubbison
Shannon
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Claims Cure for Piles
S R Meredith of Willow Grove Delaware reports using DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for piles and finds it a certain cure. The ad claims operations unnecessary to cure piles and notes it cures skin diseases and wounds. Cautions against counterfeits and lists local pharmacies Paisleys Sev enth ward Cubbisons Huttons New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
S. R. Meredith
Willow Grove
Del
Paisley
Seventh Ward
Cubbison
Hutton's
New Castle
Biliousness remedy promoted by local sellers
For biliousness use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They cleanse the stomach and regulate the liver and bowels, effecting a quick and permanent cure. For sale by Geo. W. Clutton, Washington street, John F. Neely, Long avenue and Jefferson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Geo. W. Clutton
Washington Street
John F. Neely
Long Avenue
Jefferson ‘Street
Falling timber fractures skull near North Sewickley bridge
The New Brighton News reports Addison McQuiston of Franklin township was struck by a dislodged bridge timber while removing stone at the North Sewickley bridge. He suffered a fractured skull, was found alive, and is in critical condition at his home. recovery is doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brighton News
Beaver County
Ellwood City
Addison McQuiston
Franklin Township
North Sewickley Bridge
McQuiston
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised in Old Town notice
In Old Town Virginia R N Bevill reports happiness after their daughter’s scald head was cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The product is extolled for cuts eruptions and piles and is sold at Paisley’s Pharmacy and John F Neely’s on Long Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Bevill
Old Town
Bucklen
Paisley
John F. Neely
Long Avenue
Acker’s Blood Elixir Promises Cure for Chronic Blood Poisoning
Cure claimed for chronic blood poisoning and scrofulous affections with Acker’s Blood Elixir. Described as a system tonic and purifier with money-back guarantee if not satisfied. Available at Paisley’s Pharmacy and Hutton’s Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
Paisley
Hutton
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Frampton-Weddell
Witherspoon
William Morgan
Kate Badger
Joseph Badger
J. M. Lloyd
Morgan
Thomas-Phillips
Fr Larson-Strunk Wedding
Fountain Inn
Oliver J. Ehrheart
Grace L. Dillon
Cits
Gale Ellwood City
George W. Gibson
Beaver Township
Evelyn B. Clark
James J. Cluse
Helen T. Mulcahy
Robert J. Sedgley
Mina A
Musser
Sees
Tessie FE
Thompson
T. R. Wirsing
Geo
W. Clutton
George Gibson
Foaline Clark
Cooper & Buller
South ST
Pennsylvania
Call
Real Estate Trust Co
Pittsburgh
Fourth Avenue
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