Margaret Humphrey and Harry Reed wed at Portersville
The Portersville home of Mr and Mrs James Humphrey hosted the wedding of their daughter Miss Margaret Helen Humphrey to Harry Reed of Grove City. The ceremony was by A D Elliott with Rev ge Sheeseman and Wilson H Sloan assisting. The bride wore georgette over net with a tulle veil, attendants wore gowns with orange blossom accents. After a wedding dinner for eight, the couple planned a Grove City residence and Mr Reed's business engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Humphrey
Portersville
Margaret Helen Humphrey
Harry Reed Red
Grove City
A. D. Elliott
Ge Sheeseman
Unionville
Wilson H. Sloan
Uniontown
Nellie Laderer
Laderer
Ness
Grove City College
Ernest Humphrey
Wooster
E. W. Humphrey Sutler
Ige Cheeseman
C. S. Ladered
Grove
Charles Domhoff
Lancaster
RNING WEDDING AT PARSONAGE
Miss Myrl E. Franker and Dwight L. Scheiber were quietly married this morning at the parsonage of the Epworth Methodist church. Attendants were Miss Gotha Virtue and James Jordson. The couple will live at 504 Pine Street after a brief wedding trip to Cleveland and Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ony
Epworth Metit
Myrl E. Franker
Dwight L. Scheiber
Gotha Virtue
James Jordson
Fred L. Franker
Croton Avenue
Frankfather
Scott Heasley
Fifth Jas son Family Reunion Held At Energy Home
The fifth annual Jas son family reunion took place June 19 at John Gibson’s Energy home with 81 attendees. Special guests Rev Jett Minnie Pence and a book attended. Officers for 1919 named President J Hanna Vice President Mrs John son Secretary Elsie Gibson Treasurer Mrs G V Gibson. The next meeting is planned for the third Wednesday in June 1919 at Aley Gibson’s Energy home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasson
John Gibson
Energy
Jett
Minnie Pence
Hanna
Johnson
Elsie Gibson
Treas
G. V. Gibson
Aley Gibson
Reynolds Clan Holds Reunion at Cascade Park
The 62nd Reynolds reunion drew 100 plus attendees at Cascade Park with a noon dinner and group photo. A business meeting reported four deaths and six births in the year and ten in military service, four in France, as officers and boosters were chosen for the 1919 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Connection
Cascade Park
France
Harry Barnhart
New York
C. G. Farr
James G. Reynolds
Peter S. Reynolds
John F. Reynolds
Chester P. Reynolds
Robert W. Reynolds
Walter S. Reynolds
A. W. Reynolds
Alfred Gearhart
Youngstown
Grove City
Home Leave Gathering For David Karl Pitts At Camp Sherman
Relatives and friends gathered at the Pitts home to honor David Karl Pitts who is on leave from the adjutant's detachment of the 158th Depot Brigade Headquarters at Camp Sherman Ohio. Attendees include McCann Smith Leeper Raub Davidson Gilmore Pitts Rock Main and other family members from Edenburg New Castle Covert's Station Youngstown and State Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Pitts
David Karl Pitts
158Th Depot Brigade
Camp Sherman
Richard McCann
Hannah Smith
New Castle
James Leeper
S. C. Wayne
Paul Raub
Ethel Leeper
Olive Leeper
Belle Leeper
Leeper
Edenburg
Lizzie Davidson
Scott Davidson
Covert’s Station
Lewis Pitts
James Gilmore
H. C. Gilmore
Paul Gilmore
Dora Belle Gilmore
Guy Raul
Dale Pitts
Joseph Pitts
Youngstown
George Rock
Lee Rock
Leroy Main
Hazel Pitts
State Line
Marshmallow and Weiner Roast Honors Aaron Boulich
At the invitation of Miss Ruth Boahlich associates in the 8 C club enjoyed a marshmallow and weiner roast Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Russell Boahlich of Sharon line. The event featured music games and marshmallows with Japanese lanterns and patriotic decorations. The gathering honored Aaron Boulich who leaves Friday for a training camp in South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Boahlich
8. C
Russell Boahlich
Sharon Line
Aaron Boulich
South Carolina
Elizabeth Kocher
Margaret Fleckenstein
Margaret Bivan
Naomi Bishop
Pearl Kehna
Jean Yingling
Ruth Boalich
Deana Preston
Irene Kocher
Miss Taylor
Whitlock
Russell Boalich
Hubert Vandevoot
Carl Nowark
Robert Cummings
Merle Boyd
Walter Ashton
Clara Kocher
Thomas Donovan
Guss Jacobs
William Evans
Abry Couple Honored on 30th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs A L Abry of Butler Avenue were surprised Wednesday evening by 40 guests from the 1907 club and friends who gathered on their lawn to celebrate their 30th anniversary. Supper was served at lawn tables, patriotic colors and a cake with flags and an 80 icing. Daughters Virginia Eleanor Irene Claudia and Mrs S Ubry along with Miss Lillian Boyd and Miss Katherine Kane aided in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Abry
Butler Avenue
Virginia
Eleanor
Irene
Claudia
S. Ubry
Lillian Boyd
Katherine Kane
Lewis Song Recital Delights Audience At First Christian Church
The First Christian church was packed for a Sam Lewis tenor recital with Jessie Mockel at the piano. Lewis recently studied in New York and impressed with new interpretation while Mockel delivered flawless accompaniment and strong solos throughout a program of operatic and choral pieces, folk songs, and ballads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lewis
Jessie Mockel
Lewis
New Y
LaPonne
Sharp Mr. Lewis
Schumann Miss Mockel
Handel
Towcorte Wells
Mammy
Ware Mr. Lewis
Ie Ween Homer
Bond
Wells Mr. Lewis
Habebier Miss Mockel
the Trumpeter
Dix
Danny Boy
Weatherly
Gordon’s Biggs
Weslyn
Queen Sewing Circle Hosts Birthday Shower
Mrs. Mary Harvey hosted the Queen Sewing circle on Wednesday evening with sewing and refreshments served by her daughter Mrs. Hattie Rhodes. A miscellaneous shower honored birthdays of Mrs. Morris Edminston and Mrs. David Drum. The club will meet July 18 at Mrs. Gail Sewash’s home in Spruce Street for an afternoon Kensington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harvey
Queen Sewing Circle
Hattie Rhodes
Morris Edminston
David Drum
Kensington
Gail Sewash
Spruce Street
Friday events listed for community groups
Activities include Girls and Mrs Samuel H McGoun on Highland Avenue. Basket with Mrs Laura Linton on North Mill Street. W S with Mrs Robert Boyd on Pearson Street. a patriotic pageant at the high school auditorium. and the American Woman's Guild noonday picnic at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. McGoun
Highland Avenue
Laura Linton
North Mill Street
W. S
Robert Boyd
Pearson Street
American Woman’s Guild
Atlantic couples share Wednesday mis cellaneous shower
Mrs. Arthur Guinaugh hosted a 16 guest mis cellaneous shower at Atlantic avenue as a courtesy to bride elect Miss Anna Daly and to Miss Mary Gallagher who is to wed the day after. Flags decorated the event and Mrs. Albert Fehrenbaugh assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Guinaugh
Atlantic Avenue
Anna Daly
Mary Gallagher
Albert Fehrenbaugh
Acadia Club Members Breakfast At The Park
Acadia club members and their families gathered for a Wednesday morning park breakfast. C overs were laid for 20 and the event was spent informally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadia Club
Y O A Club Enjoys Pleasant Evening at Mrs Walker Home
Guests of Mrs George Walker of South Mill street were entertained by the Y O A club on Wednesday evening. Mrs Thomas Perrott assisted and it was announced the next meeting in one week would be hosted by Miss Anna Fehrenbaugh of Laurel avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walker
South Mill Street
Y. O. A. Club
Thomas Perrott
Anna Fehrenbaugh
Laurel Avenue
Veach Family Heads West for Two Month Auto Trip
Mr and Mrs William V Veach of Highland avenue depart with their children William Jr Elizabeth and George for a two months automobile journey to Fallon Three Forks Mont and other western points, departing this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. Veach
Highland Avenue
William, Jr
Elizabeth
George
Fallon
Three Forks
Mont
Mrs Carl Michaels Hosts J B Club Afternoon
Mrs Carl Michaels of West Washington Street entertained the J B club on Wednesday afternoon. Knitting was a diversion and her sister Mrs S Brooks assisted in serving refreshments. In two weeks Mrs Mont McCleary of Edison Avenue will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Michaels
West Washington Street
J. B. Club
S. Brooks
Mont McCleary
Edison Avenue
Margaret Russell and Oliver Boggs Wedding at Enon Valley
Miss Margaret Russell and Oliver Boggs wed this evening at the bride's home in Enon Valley with Rev. Greer Bingham officiating. The ceremony brings together local families and friends for a private nuptial event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Russell
Oliver Boggs
Enon Valley
Greer Bingham
Five C Club Picnic With Husbands At The Park
An enjoyable Wednesday evening picnic hosted by the Five C club drew members and their husbands as guests. Supper was served in the grove and dancing followed later as entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five C Club
Johnston Mayne Families Reunion Set for Cascade Park
The annual reunion of the Johnston and Mayne families will be held at Cascade Park on Thursday, June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston- Mayne
Cascade Park
Local Families Report Overseas Arrival of Relatives
Mr and Mrs Charles L Kahrer of 308 Knox street learn their son Carl T Kahrer of the 308th Engineers has arrived overseas. Mr and Mrs P S Benson of 504 Riverview avenue report their son Private J B Benson of Company C 308th Engineers has reached France. Mrs James Jackamo and daughter Katherine of Cascade street left for Cleveland to visit friends. Mrs F H Jones of 921 Maryland avenue left for Philadelphia to rejoin her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Kahrer
Knox Street
Carl T. Kahrer
308Th Engineers
P. S. Benson
Riverview Avenue
J. 8. Benson
Company C
France
James Jackamo
Katherine
Cascade Street
Cleveland
F. H. Jones
Maryland Avenue
Philadelphia
Local Residents and Visitors Mentioned in City Notes
The column notes several residents and visitors including Mrs. Levi Bird Duff of Pittsburg visiting Dr. W. A. Shannon, Mrs. Ernest Stitzinger of Philadelphia visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Stitzinger, J. L. Thulman returning home near Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walter’s sons John and Joseph sailing overseas. Also listed are Miss Anna Bates ill from burns, Mrs. W. R. Jarvis and son Paul traveling, six young women heading to Yellowstone Park for summer, and the birth of Elmer Grant to Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Butcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Navy Yards
Levi Bird Duff
Pittsburg
W. A. Shannon
North Mercer Street
Ernest Stitzinger
Philadelphia
G. G. Stitzinger
Lincoln Avenue
J. L. Thulman
Chicago
Fred Walter
Mahoning Road
John
Joseph
Anna Bates
East North Street
Burns
W. R. Jarvis
Paul
Edgewood Avenue
Wheeling
W. Va
Powhatan
Clarington
Anna Perry
Elizabeth Johnston
Mary Sherger
Jessie Rhodes
Roggenscamp
Getty
Yellowstone Park
T. S. Butcher
South
Jefferson Street
Elmer Grant
Bible Class at Erie Avenue Home Friday Evening
The Geiger Bible class will meet in the home of Mrs. Jennie Mackey on Erie Avenue this Friday at 8 o'clock. Contact M. Connell at 714 Cleveland Ave for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geiger Bible
Jennie Mackey
Erie Avenue
M. Connell
Cleveland Ave
Frances Willard WCTU meets at Mrs McClaren home
The Frances Willard WCTU meets Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Joseph McClaren, located at the corner of Walnut and County Line streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard
Joseph McClaren
Walnut and
County Line Streets
Willing Workers Plan Croton M. E. Meeting and Record Day
The Willing Workers of Croton M. E. Church schedule a monthly business meeting this evening at 8 at Mrs. Mina Organ’s home on Croton avenue. Prayer meeting follows Wednesday at 7 45 with the subject Love One Another. A men’s meeting is set for Saturday night June 23 with a special program in morning and evening. It is Record Day in the county and the church urges full attendance and an offering for foreign missions aiming for 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton
E. Taylor
Bible School
D. P. Shafer
First Baptist Section Meets at Mrs Sturdy Home
Section one of the First Baptist church will meet at the home of Mrs Sturdy on North Beaver Street Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Preaching at Fairview School Sunday by Rev Blair
A religious service is announced for Sunday June 23 at 3 30 p m at Fair view school conducted by Reverend R A Blair of Rose Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
R. A. Blair
Rose Point
Missionary Society Meeting at St. Pauls Lutheran
The Ladies Missionary Society of St. Pauls Lutheran Church will meet this evening at the home of Miss Anna Dietterle on East Washington Street.
Croton Methodist class to hold annual picnic at paper mill
Members of the Come Join Us Bible class plan a Friday picnic at the paper mill bathing beach. They will meet at 2 30 p m at 601 Martin Street and proceed together, with supper served at 7 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Methodist Church
Paper Mill
Martin Street
Ladies of the G A R Plan Muddy Creek Falls Picnic
At a Tuesday meeting in their hall the Ladies of the G A R decided to hold a picnic at Muddy Creek Falls next Thursday. Members will ride the 8 45 Harmony car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Muddy Creek Falls
Red Cross Aids Navy With Large Shipments Of Goods
The Pennsylvania Delaware division ships vast hospital supplies and knitted items to League Island Navy Yard Philadelphia. In one month it delivered 8,388 sweaters 42 682 socks 6 635 wristlets 6 648 mufflers 6 210 helmets to sailors and distributed 71 830 sweaters 127 790 socks 24 905 wristlets 7 276 mufflers 31 980 helmets to home camps cantonments and shipments abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Navy
Pennsylvania-Delaware
League Island Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Nursing Labor Gap Limits Red Cross Enrollment
The Red Cross cannot oversubscribe the enrollment of graduate nurses as supply is limited by the years needed to train two nurses per graduate and the current pool is under 80,000 nationwide with half registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
The
Campaign for nurses seeks 25000 by year end in Pennsylvania
It argues fewer than 40000 nurses are eligible for service due to age and disability and calls for 25000 graduate nurses to serve at home or abroad. The drive began June 8 and aims to enroll every nurse in Pennsylvania and Delaware, with Unit 15 meeting at Union Baptist church Friday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Army and Navy
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Union Baptist Church
Catholic Ladies Urged to Pay for Parade Banners
Auxiliaries and organizations carrying banners in the Red Cross parade are asked to pay for the banners promptly. Headquarters has received 42 bills totaling 74 dollars, with only a small portion returned. Each banner costs 2 dollars. To March in Parade. All Catholic ladies enrolled in Unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Five Auxiliary Members Ready for Sunday Parade
Five members of the New Bedford auxiliary prepare for the parade this Sunday. The group submitted items including five pillow cases and unit 5 totaling 22 shirts for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford Auxiliary
Unit 5
Cruelty Charged in Conti Divorce Case
Anna Marie Conti through attorney FE F Harper sues Anagio M Conti for divorce on cruel and barbarous treatment. The couple married November 28 1908 and separated June 18 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Marie Conti
FE. F. G. Harper
Anagio M. Conti
Baptisms Planned at First Presbyterian Church on Sunday
Rites of baptism will be administered Sunday morning during the Children's Day services at the First Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Realty Transfers Show Small Ward Transfers
Onofrio Monsono sells to Antonio Benigasa in the Eighth ward for 1160 dollars. Geo S McCarland transfers to Joseph Garczewski in the Eighth ward for 1 dollar. John S Riley transfers to W F Heck in the Second ward for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onofrio Monsono
Antonio Benigasa
Geo. S. McCarland
Joseph Garczewski
Johns. Riley
W. F. Heck
New Castle Notices List Three Local Residents
Dwight L. Schieber, Myrl E. Frankfather, Clarence H. Coates, and Clara Hi Pitzer are named in New Castle notices. The short item lists residents and their associated locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight L. Schieber
New Castle
Myrl E. Frankfather
Clarence H. Coates
Clara Hi. Pitzer
Britain Reclaims Discarded Footwear for Useful Goods
A British report highlights curbside footwear waste yielding products from old shoes such as paving material from scrap leather and limestone, animal charcoal, glue, grease, leather pulp, washers, and leather board bound with bitumen. More items follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
John Bull
Street Car On Runners in Snowy Norway
In at least one Norwegian city a trackless trolley car hauls a passenger car mounted on runners when the ground is snowbound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gibson
TTS
MNIS
Metzler’s
Washington ST
Mather Bros.co
MatherBros.Co. Sewelers & Silversmiths
Sam H. McGoun
Bae
Queen Sewing Company
Breakfast
Johnston-Mayne Reunion
W.C. T. U. and
Jewish Relief Fund
Russia
Poland
Roumania
Palestine
Belgium
Jacob Cosel
East
Bryton
Central Christian
Silverbloom
Shield Brassieres
Fairview School
Red
Georgette
Brown
Hamilton
Mary Maclaren
Harold Lockwood
Mrs. Sidney Drew
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