Miss Shields Weds J Newell McKibben in Simple New Bedford Home
The wedding of Miss Florence Shields to J Newell McKibben occurred at the Shields home in New Bedford at noon on Thursday. The ceremony featured roses peonies and ferns with music by Miss Mary Caldwell and a solo by Arthur Shields. Rev T E Thompson officiated. They plan a wedding trip to Detroit and nearby. Both are local graduates with Mrs McKibben a teacher and Mr McKibben with Central Bank and Trust in Youngstown, where they will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Shields
New Bedford
Florence Shields
J. Newell McKibben
J. N. McKibben
Mary Caldwell
McDonald
Arthur Shields
T. E. Thompson
Presbyterian Church of New Bedford
Pearl Anderson
Russell Shields
Detroit
McKibben
Central Bank and Trust Company of
Youngstown
Kensington 8 O B Club Hosts Home Meeting
Mrs Forbes hosted the 8 0 B Kensington meeting at Ira Forbes' Cecil Avenue home to plan a Cascade park breakfast for Wednesday June 23 at 8 am. Guests Mrs Reuben Miller Mrs Francis Jones played piano and sang. Special guest Mrs Fred Pulford assisted by Mrs James Campbell in lunch. Next meeting at Mrs William McGrew’s home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. O. B. Kensington
Ira Forbes
Cecil Avenue
Cascade Park
Reuben Miller
Francis Jones
Fred Pulford
William McGrew
McClelland Avenue
Sparkers for the Kiddies Fireworks and Flags Sale
Advertising notes offer 8 inch sparklers in boxes of 8 for 5 cents, 10 inch sparklers in boxes of 10 for 10 cents, 14 inch sparklers in boxes of 5 for 10 cents, 20 inch sparklers in boxes of 12 for 55 cents per dozen or 5 cents each. Repeating pistol for roll caps 50 cents, caps 5 cents. Silk flags in various sizes with pins for clothing attachment, up to 4 by 6 feet.
Dames of Malta to Institute Chapter Star of Liberty
A local chapter named Star of Liberty Sisterhood will be instituted Saturday with two sessions at 2 30 and 7 30. The Allegheny Sisterhood No 8 will send a 40 woman degree team arriving by Harmony car. Two state officers travel from Philadelphia to assist. Mrs Ella D Armour of Gardner organized the chapter. Guests come from Ellwood City and Sharon for a large 6 30 banquet at the First Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dames of Malta
Star of Liberty Sisterhood
Allegheny Sisterhood
Harmony
Philadelphia
Ella D. Armour
Gardner
Ellwood City
Sharon
First Baptist Church
O'Colck
Davis Cook Wedding Takes Place At First Baptist Church
The marriage of Miss Lillian Davis and Harry Cook was held at 1 PM today at the First Baptist Church with Rev. F. B. McAllister officiating. The couple, both of Hillcrest Avenue, will reside there after a short trip. Miss Davis taught at Thaddeus Stevens School and Mr. Cook works for the B and O railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Davis
Fannie Davis
Hillcrest Avenue
Harry Cook
First Baptist Church
F. B. McAllister
Gregory Enters Officer Training School in Battle Creek
H. K. Gregory Jr son of Attor ney and Mrs Harry K Gregory of Wallace avenue left for Battle Creek Michigan to enter an officer training school. He has been at the Western Military academy near St Louis where he made an excellent record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Gregory, Jr
Harry K. Gregory
Wallace Avenue
Battle Creek
Mich
Gregory
Western Military Academy
St. Louis
Bay Family Annual Reunion At Mrs Kate Patton’s Home
Bay family members and many friends gathered Thursday afternoon for their annual reunion at Mrs. Kate Patton’s Oak Street home. More than sixty guests attended with Rev. and Mrs. A J Randles and Miss Margaret Houston among the special guests. An elaborate dinner was served at 12 30 with aides including Mrs James Chambers and Mrs Bert Wagner. Peonies and American beauty roses decorated the tables. The next Bay family reunion is set for June 17 1921 at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Patton
Oak Street
Margaret Houston
D. Thompson
North Liberty
Thompson
James Chambers
Bert Wagner
Thomas Lindsay
A. J. Randles
Cyrus Dickson
Charles Reynolds
DeWitt Uber
Farewell party for Sam Silverman before Russia trip
Miss Irene Kocher hosted a Wednesday evening gathering on East Washington Street with music games and dancing. A late luncheon for 16 followed in the dining room attended by Mr and Mrs Monroe Lohr Mr and Mrs Thomas Fletcher Mr and Mrs Fred Robson Sam Sil verman Pete Hess Miss Margaret Quest Miss Pearl Choens Irene Kocher Elsie Leonard Anna Criswell Robert Eaton I Fleischman in Pittsburgh and Uniontown terminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Silverman
Russia
Irene Kocher
East Washington Street
Monroe Lohr
Thomas Fletcher
Fred Robson
Sam §&Ilverman
Pete Hess
Margaret Quest
Pearl Choens
Elsie Leonard
Anna Criswell
Pittsburgh
Robert Eaton
Uniontown
I. Fleischman
Reunited Ladies league elects officers at home
An election of officers was held at Mrs. Margaret Dukes home on South Mill street. Della Hoover was elected president O G Crooks vice president Bertha Shafer secretary Maud Young treasurer Davis chaplain and Jessie Crooks press reporter. A social period followed with lunch served by the hostess and her two daughters. The next meeting will be at Cascade park in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reunited Ladies League
Margaret Dukes
South Mill Street
Della Hoover
O. G. Crooks
Bertha Shafer
Maud Young
Davis
Jessie Crooks
Cascade Park
Alumni reunion plans for 1905 high school graduates
Commercial graduates of the High school class of 1905 are urged to attend a meeting with Academic classes from the same year on Monday evening June 21 at 8 o’clock in the Y M C A parlor. Final arrangements for the June 25 reunion banquet are discussed. If attendance is not possible, call Marion Woods at Bell 65 to arrange seating. A permanent alumni organization is hoped to be formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Woods
Bell
Thursday Sewing Circle Meets at Mrs Streibs Home
Members of the Thursday Sewing Circle attend a Thursday afternoon meeting at the Grant avenue home of Mrs L Streib. Grace Streib Mary Elizabeth Bibson and Anna May Streib perform piano pieces during chats and fancy work. Lunch is served with help from Mrs Charles Streib. A Cascade Park picnic is planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Streib
Grant Avenue
Grace Streib
Mary Elizabeth Bibson
Anna May Streib
Charles Streib
Cascade Park
Larkspur Kensington Hostess Plans Club Dinner
Mrs. Thomas Baskeyfield hosted the Larkspur Kensington at her Sycamore street home for a 12 o'clock dinner Thursday. Ten members and one guest, Mrs. Earl Van Meter, attended with help from her mother Mrs. Wallace Park. In two weeks the club will visit Mrs. Elmer Wilson on Bolt street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Baskeyfield
Larkspur Kensington
Sycamore Street
Earl van Meter
Wallace Park
Elmer Wilson
Bolt Street
Alumni Return from Grove City Commencement
Mrs J E Drake of Park Avenue attended Grove City College commencement exercises and, as an alumnus, speaks enthusiastically about the institute's future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Drake
Park Avenue
Grove City
Grove City College
Thirty-First Pizor-Emery Family Reunion Held Near Elliott's Mills
The thirty-first annual Pizor-Emery reunion met Thursday at George Gardner's home near Elliott's Mills despite poor weather. About 75 friends attended with speeches by Rev. Anderson Plaingrove W A Kerr Ellwood City and Bauman Pizor Slippery Rock. Officers elected include W O Kerr president Howard Pizor vice president Ola Crill secretary Lottie Steward corresponding secretary Sara Jane Wogan treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pizor-Emery
George Gardner
Elliott’s Mills
Rev. Anderson
Plaingrove
W. A. Kerr
Ellwood City
Bauman Pizor
Slippery Rock
P. O. Pizor
California
W. O. Kerr
Howard Pizor
Grant City
Ola Crill
New Castle
Lottie Steward
Mercer
Sara Jane Wogan
Charleson
Columbus
W. Kerr
Hanna Waddinger
Eliizabeth Rounds
Harris
A. R. Kerr
Anderson
Clarence Pizer
Merread
Young Elder Young family reunion held at home
The annual reunion of William and Mary Ellen Elder Young descendants gathered Thursday at the old Youngstown road homestead with fifty guests. Officers elected were Thomas Young president C H Sankey vice president Mrs C S Brown secretary treasurer and Mrs Bell McCombs and Mrs Elma McCombs historians. Next year’s reunion set for the third Thursday in June at the same site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Mary Ellen Elder Young
Youngstown Road
C. E. Chapman
C. D. Gorley
C. S. Brown
Bell McCombs
Mary Rhodes
Thomas §. Young
C. H. Sankey
Bell
Marriage Date Set by F. L. C. Club Honor Guest
Mrs. Lillian Davis fiancee of Harry Cook announced the wedding will take place Friday June 18 at the F. L. C. club meeting held in Miss Ella Wolford's South Bay street home. Special guests included Mrs. Jesse McCommon and Miss Mary Powell of Youngstown. A follow up meeting in two weeks at Mrs. Velma Cox’s Croton avenue home will be a shower for Mrs. Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Davis
Harry Cook
F. L. C. Club
Ella Wolford
South Bay Street
Jesse McCommon
Mary Powell
Youngstown
Velma Cox
Croton Avenue
Cook
Lake Erie College marks 60th anniversary graduation
Mrs. George Treadwell of Wallace Avenue and Mrs. W. J. Marshall of Court Street return from Painesville Ohio where Lake Erie College held commencement exercises. Eleanor Marshall, daughter of Mrs. Marshall, graduates as part of the class. Mrs. Treadwell is the oldest graduate present, and her class was the first to complete the college course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painsville
George Treadwell
Wallace Avenue
W. J. Marshall
Court Street
Lake Erie College
Eleanor Marshall
Treadwell
Rita Girls Attend Pleasant Evening at Atlantic Home
The Rita Girls gathered Thursday at Miss Mary McCormick s Atlantic avenue home with ten members present. Victrola music and dancing delighted the group as refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Joseph Maroney. Plans were made for a picnic supper on Thursday June 24 at Cascade Park. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs Joseph Travers s State street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita
Mary McCormick
Atlantic Avenue
Joseph Maroney
Cascade Park
Joseph Travers
State Street
Kensington Club Sees Prize Award At Meeting
Members of the 1914 Kensington met Thursday evening at Mrs. John Jenness east of Eastbrook Road. Kensington work and victrola music were the pastimes. The prize went to Mrs. Fred Deverell. The next gathering on Tuesday June 29 will be a Cascade Park picnic with husbands and families invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
John Jenness
Eastbrook Road
Fred Deverell
McCaughan
Cascade Park
Miniskey Family Plans Move to Harrisburg
Mrs Lottie Miniskey and her daughter Minnie Ethel will move to Harrisburg to live with Frank Strominger Sr. Miss Tillie Miniskey stays to live with her uncle Joseph Miniskey in Adams street. Mrs Miniskey's sons will reside with their father George W. Miniskey at 505 Whippo street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Miniskey
Minnie Ethel
Adams Street
Harrisburg
Minskey
Frank Strominger, Sr
West State Street
Tillie Miniskey
Joseph Miniskey
Miss Georgia Preston to Visit Relatives in Chevy Chase
Miss Georgia A. Preston of East Washington Street returns from Bellevue where she supervised public school music for a year. She will leave next week for Chevy Chase Maryland to spend a month with her brother and sister Mr. and Mrs. John L. Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia A. Preston
East Washington Street
Bellevue
Chevy Chase, Md
John L. Preston
Mrs Shreiber to Arrive to Visit Patterson Family
Mrs E W Shreiber and son Robert of Maywood Illinois will arrive this evening to visit her parents Mr and Mrs T A Patterson at 206 East Wallace Avenue. Mrs Shreiber formerly taught history at the local high school. Mr Shreiber is taking higher mathematics at the University of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreiber
E. W. Shreiber
Robert
Maywood
T. A. Patterson
East Wallace Avenue
Elizabeth Patterson
Chicago
Picnic Honors Miss Martha Ligo
Miss Martha Ligo was guest of honor at a basket picnic hosted by the Recorde r's office girls at Miss Jeanette Hutton's North Walnut street home. The farewell event accompanied her resignation to join William M. Munn's real estate office. Covers were laid for fourteen guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ligo
Jeanette Hutton
North Walnut Street
Recorder’s Office
Court House
Miss Ligo
William M. Munn
Mrs Covert Hosts Kensington Club Gathering at Home
Mrs James Covert of Park Avenue entertained members of the T T Kensington last evening. Special guests included Mrs Julia Earley and Mrs T D Clarke. Prizes went to Mrs William Hemphill and Mrs Frank Glasgow. Plans were made for a Cascade Park picnic in two weeks with husbands as guests. The serving committee included Mrs Walter Van Horn Mrs Elmer Lubber and Mrs Robert Grooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Covert
Park Avenue
T. T. Kensington
Julia Earley
T. D. Clarke
William Hemphill
Frank Glasgow
Winona Kensington Club Meets at Treharne Home
At Mrs. Ernest Treharne’s Waldo Street residence last evening the Winona Kensington club gathered for a social meeting. Bride Mrs. Treharne received several china pieces from president Mrs. Joseph Dukes. Mrs. Treharne, formerly Miss Margaret Thomas, was hosted with lunch served by her mother Mrs. David Thomas. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Reese Price on Long Avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Treharne
Waldo Street
Joseph Dukes
Kensington hosts picnic planning at Winslow Avenue home
D. T. O. Kensington associates were entertained by Mrs. George Kennedy and associate hostess Mrs. Norman Morse last evening. Plans were laid for a Cascade Park picnic on July 15 with committee members Mrs. Rachael Clark, Mrs. William Patterson, and Mrs. Norman Morse. Refreshments were served with help from Misses Virginia and Katherine Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. O. Kensington Associates
George Kennedy
Winslow Avenue
Norman Morse
Cascade Park
Rachael Clark
William Patterson
Virginia
Katherine Morse
Miller Family Reelects Officers at 10th Cascade Park Reunion
Sixty Miller family members gather at Cascade Park for the 10th annual reunion. George Miller is chosen president, L. Wagner vice president, I. W. Miller treasurer, and L. Shaner secretary. Grace Woods selected table committee chair. Next reunion set for Cascade Park on the third Thursday in June 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Cascade Park
George Miller
L. L. Wagner
I. W. Miller
L. Shaner
Grace Woods
Circle entertains members at East Washington home
Miss Irene Kocher hosted the 1919 Circle on East Washington Street last evening. Guests dined in the dining room with covers set for 16. Special guests included Miss Marie Straub and Paul Hill of Franklin. A July picnic is planned for Cascade Park on the third Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Kocher
East Washington Street
Circle
Marie Straub
Ralph Annabel
Paul Hill
Franklin
Cascade Park
Mayberrys Dyers and Cleaners hold Kennedy's Mills outing
C. W. Mayberry entertained his employer and families at Kennedy's Mills with a motor trip afternoon of sightseeing boating and bathing. Thirty seven people attended with lunch served by Mrs. Mayberry Miss Iva Mayberry Mrs. William Craig and Miss Madelin Craig at the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Mayberry
Willing Workers Class Plans Picnic at Cascade Park
Members met at Mrs. James Shafer home on Croton avenue with twenty in attendance and special guest Mrs. Ward Pisor. They planned a picnic at Cascade Park for the last Tuesday in June with husbands as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shafer
Croton Avenue
Ward Pisor
Cascade Park
Tenth Annual W B Graham Family Reunion Planned
The W. B. Graham family reunion gathers July Fourth at Dewey Park on Sharon streetcar line with about 150 members expected. R. O C. Smith Henry Cross and Hugh Graham lead the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Graham
Butler
Akron
New Castle
Dewey Park
Sharon Street
R. O C. Smith
Henry Cross
Hugh Graham
Allen Couple Return From Wedding Trip at 108 Quest Street
Mr and Mrs Charles Koy Allen have returned from their wedding trip and will be at home to friends after June 25 at 108 Quest street. They visited Cleveland Buffalo and other points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Koy’ Allen
Quest Street
Cleveland
Buffalo
Francis Family Attends Buffalo General Hospital Commencement
Mr and Mrs Thomas Francis of Reynolds street return from Buffalo where their daughter Mildred Francis graduates with honors. She will remain in Buffalo for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Francis
Reynolds Street
Buffalo
Buffalo General Hospital
Mildred Francis
Genoca Club Holds Luncheon Then Theatre Party
Genoca Club hosted a 1:00 pm luncheon at the Elk’s Club on Thursday with six members attending. The club announced meetings are suspended until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk’s Club
Genoca Club
Grand Opera Stars Deliver Splendid Penn Theatre Concert
last evening's program at the Penn Theatre featured Grand Opera stars May Peterson Ellen Rumsey Clarence Whitehill and Allen McQuhae in a diverse set from Pagliacci to Rigoletto Their encores and the finale quartet drew enthusiastic praise from a large New Castle audience Harry Baker accompanied the singers on piano The Penn Theatre management earns credit for staging a superior musical event with strong performances and poised audience rapport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Theatre
Molly Brannigan
May Peterson
Ellen Rumsey
Clarence Whitehill
Allen McQuhae
New Castle
Harry Baker
McCreary Family Reunion Held at Eastbrook Home
The McCreary reunion gathered 53 relatives at T. W. Houston's Eastbrook home on a Thursday. Attendees included guests from Youngstown, Poland, and nearby areas around Eastbrook.
Hazen Family Attends Detroit Graduation Exercises
H W Hazen of Euclid avenue travels to Detroit this week for the South Eastern High School graduation ceremonies on Tuesday evening June 22. His daughter Miss M Evelyn Hazen is listed as a member of the graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Hazen
Euclid Avenue
Detroit
South Eastern High School
M. Evelyn Hazen
Miss Della Moore Hosts Visit With Aunt in Farrell
Miss Della Moore of Farrell visits her aunt Mrs. Jennie Sample in this city as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Moore
Farrell
Jennie Sample
Dorcus Class Hosts Meeting At Cascade Street Home
Miss Margaret Brown entertained the Dorcus Class at her Cascade street home last evening. After a brief business session, lunch was served by the hostess and Mrs Abe Kildoo. In two weeks the class plans an all day quilting bee and luncheon at Maude Frey's home on Galbreath avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Brown
Dorcus
Cascade Street
Abe Kildoo
Maude Frey
Galbreath Avenue
Picnic change for Sewing Circle rain date
In case of rain the Thursday Sewing Circle picnic scheduled for Thursday July 1 at Cascade Park moves to the home of Mr and Mrs L E Pyle on East Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Picnic Supper by First M. E. Church Class
Pr Beal's Class of the First M. E. Church will host a picnic supper at Cascade Park this evening starting 6 30. Proceeds support church activities.
Dunn Family Reunion at Cascade Park Date
The Dunn family plans its annual reunion at Cascade Park on June 24, marking the anniversary of Samuel Dunn's birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Cascade Park
Samuel Dunn
Negro Woman's New Responsibilities Lecture at St. Luke's
Miss Hazel Mountain will speak Friday evening June 18 at St. Luke's Church on The Negro Woman's New Responsibilities under the YWCA auspices. Miss Mary Dillard will play the organ, the audience will sing America, and Mrs. Blanche Dillard will introduce the speaker. The Star Spangled Banner closes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Mountain
St. Luke’s Church
Mary Dillard
America
Blanche Dillard
Mary Schlotter Attends Coronpolis High School Graduation
Miss Mary Schlotter of South Jefferson Street visits Coronpolis for the high school graduation exercises and plans to visit relatives in Pittsburgh and Elizabeth before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schlotter
South Jefferson Street
Coronpolis
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth
Mrs Marstellar and Daughter Visit Bovards
Mrs. Martha Marstellar and her daughter Miss Annie of Farrell recently were guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bovard of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Marstellar
Annie of
Farrell
Frank Bovard
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Miss Shields
Mrs. Forbes
Metzlers
Washington St
Victrola IV
Victor
Mather
Bres
E. Wesh. St
Davis-Cook
Sccool
Bay Reunion
Reunite Ladies League
Larkspur
Pizor
Emery Reunion
Harrisburg, Pa
Chevy Chase
Winona Kensington
D D. T. O. Kensington
Graham
Penn
McCreary
T. W. Houston
Eastbrook
Poland
Herb D. McGoun
Universal Market Co
S. Mill Street
Tbs
Universal Market
Gordon Shirt Shop
Bates Street
Cooper
Lewis Richmond
Bowling Green
the Gordon Shirt Shop
Leslie Hotel
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