Greenville Couple Wed In June Wedding Of Note
Miss Evelyn McMannus of Greenville and Mr. Harry D. McCreary of Allentown were married at 4 PM in the bride’s mother's home. Rev. Charles B. Wakefield officiated with Rev. R. S. McCreary assisting. A flower girl, Louise Fessler, led the procession. The couple will reside in Allentown after a wedding trip. 75 guests attended including Gertrude Hawkins Uniontown Stella Edwards Youngstown and several local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn McMannus
Greenville
Harry D. McCreary
Allentown
Lyda MccMannus
Charles B. Wakefield
Presbyterian Church
R. S. McCreary
Mary MecMannus
Louise Fessler
Jamestown
Town
Gertrude Hawkins
Uniontown
Stella Edwards
Youngstown
W. G. Wilson
Jessie
J. W. Fessler
May
Josephine
Kathleen Jenkins
Glenn Anderson
City
Vandivort and Vandivort Family News at Pittsburg Graduation
Miss Theodora Vandivort left Vine street to visit friends in Wilkinsburg and attend University of Pittsburgh commencement exercises where her brother Robert Vandivort graduates from the school of engineering. Their brother Robert Vandivort has accepted a position with the Lake Erie railroad and begins new duties immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodora Vandivort
Vinestreet
Wilkinsburg
University of Pittsburg
Robet Ellsworth Vandivort
School of Engineering
Vandivort
Lake Erie Railroad
Loutzenhiser Announces Marriage Of Annie Keefer Loutzenhiser
Cards from Mr and Mrs Frederic A Loutzenhiser of Greenville announce the marriage of their daughter Annie Keefer Loutzenhiser to Philip Frederic Kribbs The bride is well known in this city where she resided a few years ago They plan to make their home at Knox Pa after August 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic A. Loutzenhiser
Greenville
Annie Keefer Loutzenhiser
Philip Frederie Kribbs
Knox
North Met er Street Shower Honors Bride and Groom
Mr and Mrs June Webster hosted a Tuesday evening shower in honor of the newlyweds Mr and Mrs Richard Wright. Guests presented the couple with six hand painted plates and light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wright
June Webster
North Meter Street
D. W. T. Club Picnic Draws Warren Guests
Miss Minnie Gray of Warren Ohio and Miss Sara Teets attended a D. W. T. club picnic at the park on Tuesday evening. Covers were laid for 12 and after supper the theatre and dancing captivated guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Gray
Warren, O
Sara Teets
D. W. T. Club
Mrs Reilly Arrives for Visit in Oil City
Mrs J E Reilly of Oil City wife of Dr Reilly former rector of Trinity church arrives today to visit Mrs James Ward Reis of Vast street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reilly
J. E. Reilly
Oil City
Dr. Reilly
Trinity Church
James Ward Reis
Vast Street
Picnic Postponed for First Methodist Church group
The picnic of the Men’s Bible class at the First Methodist church has been moved from this Friday to Friday July 27 at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Pearl Anderson and Charles F. Robinson Wed Quietly
In a morning ceremony at 8 30 in the home of the bride’s parents on Pearson street Miss Pearl Anderson married Charles F. Robinson with Dr H J Whalen officiating. The bride wore cream messaline and carried sweet peas. A breakfast followed and the couple planned a visit with relatives in Cadiz Ohio before settling on Pearson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Anderson
Charles F. Robinson
John Anderson
Pearson Street
H. J. Whalen
D. D
Cadiz
Lusk McVey Family Reunion Held Near Leesburg
Mr and Mrs Samuel Lusk and family and other Lusk members gathered with about 60 guests Tuesday at William Lusk home near Leesburg. An appetizing dinner followed a ball game. Officers re elected included President Bert Lusk Secretary Anna Lusk and arrangement committee members Mrs Ella Hettenbaugh Mrs Mattie Hettenbaugh and Miss Mabel Lusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lusk
Anna
George Lusk
Bert Lusk
Ralph Lusk
Moravia
Lusk-McVey
William Lusk
Leesburg
Anna Lusk
Ella Hettenbaugh
Mattie Hettenbaugh
Mabel Lusk
Social gathering at Lotus Kensington hosted by Mrs McCaskey
Mrs. Harry McCaskey hosted a 15 guest afternoon at the Lotus Kensington on North Mer cer street. Music and sewing provided the diversions while her niece Miss Helen Foster assisted with refreshments. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. Robert Clark of Butler avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McCaskey
Mercer Street
Helen Foster
Robert Clark
Butler Avenue
Picnic Held by Current Events Circle of 1906
The Current Events circle held its annual picnic at the park on Tuesday evening serving supper at seven in the grove. Mrs. Carroll of Cleveland attended as a special guest. Plans were discussed for the fall opening meeting described as a park breakfast in nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Cleveland
Daughters of Lydia Hold Picnic at Park
The Daughters of Lydia of the First Presbyterian church held their annual picnic at the park on Tuesday evening. A supper was served in the grove at seven o'clock with covers for 50, and summer flowers decorated the tables. Mrs. C. L. Slough chaired the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
C. L. Slough
Mrs J Will Neff Hosts Elwilda Kensington Evening
Mrs J Will Neff of South Mill street hosted Elwilda Kensington Tuesday evening with special guest Mrs W H Martin and helper daughters Pearl and Edna. Future event: Mrs M Morrissey of Ashland avenue will host Thursday June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Will Neff
South Mill Street
W. H. Martin
Pearl
Edna
M. Morrissey
Ashland Avenue
Luther League Picnic at St Pauls Lutheran Park
Forty members of the Luther League from St Pauls Lutheran church enjoyed a Tuesday evening picnic at the park. Roses and garden flowers decorated the tables where a delicious menu was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League of
Dentists Close Saturday Afternoon
The dental club will close offices Saturday afternoon during June July August and September as a seasonal notice for patients and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dental Club
Pretty Luncheon in Hileman Home Headlines
Pretty luncheon at the Hileman home on North Jefferson street presided over by Mrs. E. E. Hileman featured summer flowers, a 1 o'clock start, and 40 guests. Honored guests included Mrs. D. C Southerland of Bainbridge Ohio, Mrs. John Carr, Mrs. G. F. Himes, and Mrs. P. O. Laughner of Pittsboro. The afternoon included ecards and aides Isabelle Hileman, Elizabeth Douds, Eleanor Anderson, Frances and Anna Seavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Hileman
North Jefferson Street
D. C Southerland
Bainbridge
John Carr
G. F. Himes
P. O. Laughner
Pittsboro
Ihe
Isabelle Hileman
Elizabeth Douds
Eleanor Anderson
Frances and
Anna Seavy
Local Society Notes Include Reunions And Kensingtons
Miss Charlotte Taylor entertains the T. N. B. club. Miss Dorothy Morehead hosts a 1 pm luncheon at the Country club for visitors. Various Kensingtons and reunions are planned at parks, creeks, and homes, with several meetings in Youngstown and surrounding areas. A parish picnic is set for July 1 at the park with 3 pm departure and 6 30 pm grove supper.
Mrs Enwer and party plan Bellevue Rosslyn Farms visit
Mrs Leah Enwer and daughter Mary Lou of Lincoln avenue depart for a visit with Mrs Clarence Crouch in Bellevue and Mrs W Marmaduke Orr at Rosslyn Farms. Orr will entertain at bridge in honor of Mrs Enwer and Mrs William K Miller of Butler will also be a guest at the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Enwer
Mary Lou
Lincoln Avenue
Clarence Crouch
Bellevue
Wm. Marmaduke Orr
Rosslyn Farms
Bridge
Enwer
William K. Miller
Butler
Quiet Leesburg Wedding at Home of Dr Whalen
A quiet wedding occurred at 10 this morning at the home of Dr. H J Whalen on Winter Avenue. Miss Ehel Simon became the bride of James Harrison, both well known Leesburg youths. They were unattended and will reside in Leesburg after returning from their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Whalen
Winter, Avenue
Ehel Simon
James Harrison
Leesburg
Highland party honors Miss Hayes and Miss Foster
Miss Katherine Kirk of Highland avenue entertained a few friends in formal style on Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Hayes and Miss Foster of Waco Texas, joining in a small gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Kirk
Highland Avenue
Miss Hayes
Miss Foster
Waco
Tex
Wedding Held for Agnes Donegan and Michael A Meskell
Rev Father Martin J Brennan officiated at the ceremony joining Miss Agnes Donegan of Spring Street and Michael A Meskell of Atlantic Avenue in a local wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Brennan
Agnes Donegan
Spring Street
Michael A. Meskell
Atlantic Ave
American Princess Recovering After Fall at Brockley Hill
London reports Princess Josephine of Thurm and Taxis, once Miss Josephine Moffit, thrown from a horse at Brockley Hill, is less seriously injured than first feared. Doctors say fright is her main issue. she claimed marriage to the Prince in 1908 and sought an injunction to be recognized as his wife. The ceremony occurred this morning at St Mary’s church with attendants Miss Ann Meskell and Thomas Donegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Josephine of
St. Mary’s Church
Ann Meskell
Thomas Donegan
Caldwell Home Hosts Dinner Club Gathering
The new Walnut Street residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Caldwell hosted the H. B. Dinner club on Tuesday evening. Seventeen guests attended with Miss Mary Ritchie as a special guest. Attendees enjoyed informal hours and the event marked the club's concluding meeting until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Caldwell
Walnut Street
H. 8
Mary Ritchie
Basket Luncheon Draws Book Club Members at McCleary Home
A Tuesday noon gathering at Mrs T J McCleary's Lee avenue home hosted a basket luncheon for eight book club members. The afternoon featured social talk and needlework, with plans to resume after July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. McCleary
Lee Avenue
Book Club
Lincoln couples return from Pittsburg trip with guests
Mrs. Frank Bower and Mrs. H. E. Bleakley of Lincoln avenue returned from an automobile trip to Pittsburg. They were joined at home by Miss Maude Johnston of Pittsburg and Miss Louise Orr of Woodlawn, guests of Mrs. Bower. Dr. W. Liebal's Sunday school class of the First Methodist church held a Cascade park picnic Tuesday evening with a supper for about 40 and various pastimes afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bower
H. E. Bleakley
Lincoln Avenue
Pittsburg
Maude Johnston
That Place
Louise Orr
Woodlawn
Bower
W. LieBal
First Methodist Church
Cascade Park
Meeting of S. S. B. Club Postponed Indefinitely
The S. S. B. club meeting set for Tuesday evening at Miss Anna Harris home on Reynolds street was postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Harris
Reynolds Street
Entertains E. T. C. Club Friday
Miss Frances Hamilton of Hazelcroft Avenue will entertain the E. T. C. girls of the FE. T. C. club Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. T. C
Frances Hamilton
Hazelcroft Avenue
First Automobile Funeral Held in Lawrence County
The first automobile funeral in Lawrence County was for Miss Mary Cleland daughter of Dr and Mrs Cleland of Harlansburg The service occurred Tuesday afternoon at Harlansburg Presbyterian Church conducted by her pastor A large crowd attended Miss Cleland noted as one of the county s best known young women The body was taken to Grove City for burial using Jos S Rice s automobile hearse and seven touring cars for relatives and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Mary Cleland
Cleland
Harlansburg
Harlansburg Presbyterian Church
Miss Cleland
Grove City
Jos. S. Rice
Notice to Merchants and Brokers on Mercantile Tax
Notice to merchants brokers restaurant and pool room proprietors that 759 dealers have not paid mercantile tax due May 1. County treasurer will sue to collect on July 1. Prompt settlement requested by F L Bigham County Treasurer at 41 mon wed fri sat advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Bigham
Bible Class Set With Booser Home Hosts
Whitney Bible Study class will meet at 7 45 PM Thursday with Mr and Mrs H L Booser at 412 Epworth Street The topic will be The Binding Effects of Sin J Olson Ames 6 1 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Bible Study
H. L. Booser
Epworth Street
J.olson
Flower Mission Impact Highlighted by W C T U Members
In the Women's Christian Temperance Union a flower mission brings sunshine to the afflicted. Forty bouquets were sent to shut ins and jail inmates, including one man who asked for just one rose. Mrs. Hannah Waggoner led the program with Mrs. Margaret Vandegrift hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Flower Mission
Jennie Cassiday
Hannah Waggoner
Croton
John Bay
David Liebendorfer
Dewey Avenue
F. M. Jones
Central Union Observes Flower Mission Day
Central W C T U met at Mrs. Ketler’s home to observe the annual flower mission day. Seventy five bouquets were distributed to hospitals the city home and shut ins with automobiles available. Florists Buzz Bros Hennons Fischer and McGrath and J J Beck donated flowers. The Willing Workers Bible class Croton M E church plans its monthly business meeting at Mrs Armstrong’s Croton Avenue Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Bible Class
Croton M
Ladies Missionary Society Hosts Kensington Afternoon
Mrs. Charles T. Metzler of Centennial Street will entertain the Ladies' Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church at a Kensington Thursday afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Metzler
Centennial Street
Ladies’ Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Kensington
Children’s Day Observed at First Presbyterian Church
Children’s Day will be observed at the First Presbyterian church next Sunday morning with an interesting program to be rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Penitentiary Transfer for Hoaglin Forgery Case
Because Allegheny county workhouse is crowded Oliver Hoaglin was denied admission and Judge Porter reduced his sentence from not less than 2 1 2 years to 5 years. Sheriff Whaley escorted Hoaglin to the Western penitentiary where he had forged his stepfather Benjamin Cunningham of Wampum. The forgeries totaled about 7360 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny County
Oliver Hoaglin
Porter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rp. W. T. Club
Palmer’s New
Metzler
Minnie E. McMasters
Herbert Patterson
H. C. Harper
Wallace Avenue
Miriam Harper
Ruth McMasters
M. M. Patterson
Chalmers Fulton
J. D. Rankin
J. D. Rankin, D. D
Killarney
Adaline McCune
West Newton
George McKinley
Winnipeg
Can
W. A. McMasters
William Douthitt
John P. Patterson
Patterson
McKeesport
Cyrus Harper
Zelienople
Lotus Kensington
Elwilda Kensington
Luther League
Hileman
Charlotte Taylor
Leasure Avenue
Dorothy Morehead
East Street
Country Club
Park
Graham
Robinson
Needlecraft Kensington
Miller
Muddy Creek Falls
Myers
Johnson
James Johnson
J. H. Frew
Moody Avenue
W. W. T. Kensington
George
Charles Thompson
County Line Street
Mahoning Book Club
Margaret Meehan
Smithfield Street
Macbeth Club
L. W. Ranney
Neshannock Avenue
Taka Kensington
Queen Sewing Circle
Emma Graham
Chestnut Street
Edward Taylor
George Jones
Cherry Street
Iva Jones
Eliza Rounds
Grove
St. Mary's
Mather Bros.co
New Castle
Picard
China
Mather Bros, CO
East
Washington St
Princess of
First Automobile Funeral IN
Central Union
Hoaglin
East Washington St
Panama Canal
Second
U. P. Church
Ushers’ Association
J. N. Eower
Symon Combinin
Chicago
Nottingham
Golconda
Tiffany
Belcher
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