Miss Mary A McDowell and Thomas Gartland wed at St Marys
The wedding of Miss Mary A McDowell daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick McDowell of Smithfield street to Thomas Gartland of Jefferson street occurred at eight this morning in St Marys church. Rev Fr F F O Shea officiated and a breakfast for 60 followed at the bride’s home. The couple will honeymoon in the east and reside on Smithfield street with several out of town guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. McDowell
Patrick McDowell
Smithfield Street
Thomas Gartland
Jefferson Street
St. Mary’s Church
F. F. O’shea
Catherine McDowell
John Donahue
Afternoon Tea Honors Sandusky Guests
Mrs. S. W. Perry entertained at her North Street home for Sandusky guests Mrs. H. D. Peterson and daughters plus Dorothy Fleming of Cleveland. Fifty high school and younger college guests enjoyed cards, music, and informal diversions with Milard Greer, Charles Johnson, Marshall Matheny, David Perry, and Samuel Perry assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Peterson
Eulalia
Mary
Alice
Jeanette
Peggy
Sandusky
S. W. Perry
North Street
Perry
Milard Greer
Charles Johnson
Marshall Matheny
David
Samuel Perry
Dorothy Fleming
Cleveland
Weiner roast honors Pittsburgh visitor at Camp Olsver
Bachelor Girls and friends attended a Monday evening weiner roast at Camp Olsver to honor Lawrence Finegan of Pittsburgh who is visiting. Lawn games and boating provided entertainment and lunch was served. Guests included Dorothy Barnes Freida Kurtz Agnes Daly Mary Klaber Peggy Reich Lillian Thomas Mary Logan Betty Reider James Knittle Earl Rodgers Herman Meyers Joseph Weddle Culver Mason Ambros Daly and James Bingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiner
Camp Olsver
Lawrence Finegan
Pittsburgh
Dorothy Barnes
Freida Kurtz
Agnes Daly
Mary Klaber
Peggy Reich
Lillian Thomas
Mary Logan
Betty Reider
James Knittle
Earl Rodgers
Herman Meyers
Joseph Weddle
Culver Mason
Ambros Daly
James Bingham
Golden Glint Shampoo Ad Sparks Dullness Vanish
An advertisement claims Golden Glint Shampoo removes dullness and leaves hair shiny. The copy emphasizes bright results and uses vivid language to attract buyers.
Grove City Girl Marries in India
Miss Anna Benade of Butler Pa wed Rev. E D Cornelle a missionary at Jhansi India in the Normal School Chapel Dehra Dun on May 4 The ceremony was conducted by Rev J J Lucas of Katra and Rev H V Velte of Sharanpur The bride a Grove City College alumna has worked for five years with the Presbyterian board Attending were Grove City College graduates J M Benade Selby Dodds Helen Black Eva Smith Wilbur Lyon in India The couple’s families learned of the wedding last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Normal School
Dehra Dun
India
Anna Benade
P. H. Benade
Donaghy Avenue
Butler
E. D. Cornelle
Jhansi
J. J. Lucas
Katra
H. V. Velte
Sharanpur
Tenth anniversary celebrated at Moody avenue party
Mr and Mrs William Stoughton of Moody avenue were surprised Monday evening by the Girls Club and their husbands. The event marked their tenth wedding anniversary with games music and refreshments. Guests included Mrs E G Bauler of Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stoughton
Moody Avenue
Girls’ Club
Surprise Birthday for Mrs. Caroline Gibson at Huron Avenue
A surprise party marked Mrs. Caroline Gibson eighty fourth birthday at her home on Huron avenue hosted by her niece Mrs. G. D. Tate of Franklin avenue. About forty guests attended with music by Miss Ruth Sumner. Gifts and refreshments were arranged by Mrs. Tate with helpers Mrs. P. J. Flansburg Mrs. Carl Campbell and Mrs. P. Sumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Gibson
Huron Avenue
Nice
G. D. Tate
Franklin Avenue
Ruth Sumner
Tate
P. J. Flansburg
Carl Campbell
P. Sumner
Marriage of Miss Lucy Criswell and T R Carter in Florence
Announcement of the wedding between Miss Lucy Criswell of Mesa Arizona and T R Carter of Florence Arizona on June 5 in Florence. After a motor trip along the Mexican border they returned to Mesa to reside. Mrs Carter is the daughter of Mrs R Crisswell of 16 West Falls Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Criswell
Mesa
Arizona
T. R. Carter
Florence
Carter
R. Crisswell
West Falls Street
City
Eckles Family Heads on Extended Eastern Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Robert A Eckles and children Elizabeth and Charles of Edison Avenue plus Mrs George F Law of Fort Morgan Colorado depart for a several week motor journey. They travel via Cumberland to Washington Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Eckles
Elizabeth
Charles
Edison Avenue
George F. Law
Fort Morgan
Colorado
Cumberland
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Seven O Clock Dinner for Club Members
Dr and Mrs H D Peterson of Sandusky Ohio were the only special guests at the seven o clock dinner given by the Unexp ected club in the Country Club Monday evening. Covers were laid for 22 and bowls of roses formed the table decoration. Cards was the diversion of the evening. Mrs H K Gregory and Mrs Frank Smith were in charge. In two weeks the Unexpected duo members will again be guests at dinner in the club. The committee in charge this time will be Mrs John Elder and Mrs R K Aiken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Peterson
Sandusky
Ohio
H. K. Gregory
Frank Smith
John Elder
R. K. Aiken
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Miss Pritchard
Miss Mildred Pritchard of Electric street, a bride elect in July, was honored Monday evening at Cascade Park by county commissioners office staff. Seven guests attended a dinner with cut flowers. the guest received a miscellaneous shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Pritchard
Electric Street
County Commissioners Office
Cascade Park
Alva Wilson
Clara Mooney
Florence Pritchard
Elizabeth Chambers
Jessie Chain
Anna Sturdy
Luncheon in Sharon to Honor Mrs Goodman
Mrs C L Goodman of Richmond Va will be honored at a one oclock luncheon given by Mrs S H Hadley of Sharon at the Sharon Country club Thursday. Guests include Mrs Edwin Underwood Mrs H K Gregory Mrs Wm G Gormley and Mrs H W McKee of this city. Mrs Goodman arrived today from Richmond and will stay several weeks as guest of her sister Mrs H W McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Goodman
Richmond
S. H. Hadley
Sharon
Sharon Country Club
Edwin Underwood
H. K. Gregory
Wm. G. Gormley
H. W. McKee
Goodman
Guerard Apartments
Wednesday's Clubs Gather for Picnics and Meetings
A list of clubs and leaders appears across several groups including Almira Home Nidas club chaired by Mrs. Harry Bowman on Young Street and Y O A Girls with Mrs. George Walker on Reynolds Street. Other groups include Entre Nous led by Mrs. Charles Harris on East Washington Street and the 1807 club with Mrs. Frank Flynn on Butler Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almira Home
Nidas
Harry Bowman
Young Street
von Dette
G. Wilfred Thomas
Beckford Street
Council of Jewish Women
A. Goldman
Englewood Avenue
Iona Kensington
L T L Club Dinner at Cascade Park
Monday evening at Cascade park the L. T. L. club hosted a supper for 15 guests. Roses and peonies highlighted a red and white color scheme and dancing followed. Special guests included Mrs. Lewis Lewis Mrs. David Lewis and Mrs. Griff Lewis. The next meeting is at Miss Ethel Thomas home 1295 Pollock avenue Friday evening June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Lela Lewis
L. T. L. Club
Lewis Lewis
David Lewis
Griff Lewis
Ethel Thomas
Pollock Avenue
Pictured guests attend Cas cade park dinner scene
Mrs H S Forbes and Mrs Alfred Wilkins were special guests Monday evening as a group of girls entertained at a 7 oclock dinner in Cascade park. Summer flowers decorated the table with covers for Helen Carlisle Beatrice Forbes Helen G ibson Gertrude McNulty Eva Zenea Maddie Douglas Nell Watkins Rhena McAnlis Mrs Forbes and Mrs Wilkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Forbes
Alfred Wilkins
Cascade Park
Helen Carlisle
Beatrice Forbes
Helen Gibson
Gertrude McNulty
Eva Zenea
Maddie Douglas
Nell Watkins
Rhena McAnlis
Forbes
Wilkins
Local Social Guests Return From Akron Canton Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Frank Gebbia Miss Clematine Tardelli Mr and Mrs Ralph Leohner and son Alex Con foro Miss Adelaide Uhl Miss Alice Lowers and Tom Miller return from a motor trip to Akron and Canton. They were guests of Mr and Mrs C H Rodgers in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gebbia
Clematine Tardelli
Ralph Leohner
Alex Conforo
Adelaide Uhl
Alice Lowers
Tom Miller
Akron
Canton
C. H. Rodgers
Party Honors Birthday At Mrs McCann’s Front Street
To observe her daughter Jennie Louise’s sixth birthday, Mrs George McCann of Front Street hosted a Monday afternoon gathering from two to four. A large cake was the central feature with pink favors marking the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Louise
George McCann
Front Street
Local social gathering attendees listed in barrelled notes
The record lists Mrs. McCann assisted by Mrs. B. D. Hemphill and Mrs. A. 2. Cumbler. Present were Jennie Donley Ethel Donley Mary Louise Grant Minnie Thellman Dorothy Fredericks Mildred Forger Anna May Reiber Betty Caine Jennie Grenfield and John White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCann
B. D. Hemphill
A. 2. Cumbler
Jennie Donley
Ethel Donley
Mary Louise Grant
Minnie Thellman
Dorothy Fredericks
Mildred Forger
Anna May Reiber
Betty Caine
Jennie Grenfield
John White
Informal Party Honors Washington Guests
Miss Mary Aiken of East Street entertained Monday afternoon as a courtesy to Mrs. Mary Westcott Reese and daughter Margaret of Tacoma Washington. The guest list included twenty five former friends and associates. Lunch was served and the afternoon featured music and social chat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Aiken
East Street
Mary Westcott Reese
Margaret
Tacoma
Washington
Reese
Anne
Jane
R. K. Aiken
Katherine Kennedy
Retta Johnson
Greenville
Miss Lilah Allen Leaves for Eagles Mere Delegation
Miss Lilah Allen of 499 West South Street departed at 6 10 a m for Eagles Mere Pennsylvania where she will attend as a state delegate to the industrial girls conference. The gathering runs ten days with her remaining for the full term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilah Allen
West South Street
Eagles Mere
Miss Allen
Dinner Guests for Suit Dept at New Castle Dry Goods
This evening in Cascade Park the girls of the Suit department of the New Castle Dry Goods company will be guests at six o'clock dinner. Appointments will carry out a color scheme of pink and white with a centerpiece of pink roses. Covers are set for Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McFarlane, Elizabeth O'Connor, Bell Harper, Elvina Moore, Regina Snyder, Hessie Van Cleve, Victoria Wooley, Sara Groucutt and Mamie Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
New Castle Dry Goods Company
Duncan McFarlane
Elizabeth O’connor
Bell Harper
Elvina Moore
Regina Snyder
Hessie van Cleve
Victoria Wooley
Sara Groucutt
Mamie Ryan
Philathea Girls Hold Monthly Meeting at Blaine Street Home
The Philathea Girls of First Baptist held their regular meeting last night at Mrs. C. L. Martin’s Blaine street home. Sixteen members attended and completed a business session and sewing for an Americanization school. Plans were made for a picnic at the next gathering. refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs. Roy Webster and Mrs. Stanley Reese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
First Baptist Church
C. L. Martin
Blaine Street
Roy Webster
Stanley Reese
D. O. H. Club Hosts At Mrs Shoaff Home
Mrs Charles Shoaff entertained the D O H club Monday evening with sewing and music. Her sister Miss Aya Stewart assisted with refreshments. Special guests included Miss Annie Richards Miss Anna Stewart and Mrs John McMair of New York. A park picnic is planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shoaff
D. O. H. Club
Shoaff
Aya Stewart
Annie Richards
Anna Stewart
John McMair
New York
Dine Honoring Emma Rote and Sadie Angus at Moore Home
Miss Emma Rote of Patterson Avenue and Sadie Angus of West Washington Street were guests of honor at a six o'clock dinner hosted by Mrs. Clare Moore on State Street. Summer flowers decorated the table with places for six, and the event featured music and social conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Rote
Patterson Avenue
Tiffin
Sadie Angus
West Washington Street
Clare Moore
State Street
Breakfast at Cascade Park Hosts Honor Roll of Local Women
A seven o'clock breakfast at Cascade Park marked by a central bowl of cut flowers. Attendees included Mildred Douglas Edna Brown Sara Suosio Sara Johnson Agnes Wagner Naomi Raney Margaret Blight Mae MacAnallen Sadie Angus and guest Esther Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown and Hamilton
Cascade Park
Mildred Douglas
Edna Brown
Sara Suosio
Sara Johnson
Agnes Wagner
Noami Raney
Margaret Blight
Mae MacAnallen
Sadie Angus
Esther Wagner
Queen Esther Auxiliary Picnic at Cascade Park
The Queen Esther Auxiliary of the First Methodist Church schedules its annual picnic at Cascade Park on Thursday June 22 at six o clock. Husbands and friends of members will be guests. Committee members include Mrs. Sidney Johns Mrs. Arthur Middleton Mrs. Richard Steen Mrs. Victor Johnson Mrs. Harry Campbell Mrs. C Ed Brown Miss Neva Moore and Miss Ruth Mosely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
First Methodist Church
Cascade Park
Sidney Johns
Arthur Middleton
Richard Steen
Victor Johnson
Harry Campbell
C. Ed Brown
Neva Moore
Ruth Mosely
Birthday Dinner Honors Husband at Schenley Avenue
Mrs Edward Dean of Schenley avenue entertained at six oclock dinner Monday evening for her husbands birthday anniversary. Covers were laid for fourteen with a yellow and white color scheme. A large yellow candle birthday cake centered the table. Mrs Dean was assisted in serving by Miss Sara Weinschenk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dean
Schenley Avenue
Dean
Sara Weinschenk
Pizor and Emery Families Schedule 33rd Reunion
The thirty third annual Pizor and Emery reunion will be held Thursday June 22 at Francis Pizor's home in Mercer. All travelers on the Pennsylvania lines will be met at the Drake station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pizor
Emery
Francis Pizor
Mercer
Pennsylvania
Drake Station
Circulating Book Club Meeting Postponed
The meeting at the Guerard Apartments hosted by Mrs. H. W. McKee has been postponed until Tuesday June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circulating Book Club
H. W. McKee
Guerard Apartments
Country Club Luncheon Series Continues Thursday
The second luncheon in a ladies series at the Country Club will be held Thursday this week. The organizing committee includes Mrs. George Winter and Mrs. John Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
George Winter
John Foster
Penna-bo Lodge Event Planned for June 22
Mrs Charles Layton of 11 Point Place will host a Penna-Bo Lodge gathering Thursday evening June 22 at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Layton
Point Place
Penna-Bo Lodge
New Sport Silks Offered in White and Colorways
Luxurious new silken fabrics announced in plain and novel weaves. Available in all white or colors with two tone effects or attractive combinations. Sports shades prominently shown. Width 35 inches.
Smart Baronet Satin fabrics grace summer wardrobes
Leading sports colorings appear in this popular fabric for frocks or separate skirts. Paired with new silk sweaters, Baronet Satin separates create very smart outfits. The Summer Wardrobe is considered nearly complete with such costumes.
Wood Flower Boxes at One Dollar
Attractive green flower boxes for porch or window sill crafted from pine with perforated bottoms. Only a few left at this price. Bed sheets full double size 81 by 90 inches in excellent quality bleached or unbleached.
Bible School Picnic at Cascade Park
The Junior department of First Christian church Bible school will hold a basket picnic Wednesday June 21. They will meet at the church at 10 30 in the morning and dinner will be served in the park grove at 1 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church Bible School
Cascade Park
Park Grove
Rudolph V Club Meeting Postponed to June 21 Picnic
The Rudolph V club meeting set for Wednesday at Miss Theresa Travers’s State street home has been postponed one week. On Wednesday, June 21, members will attend a picnic at Cascade Park as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph V_ club
Theresa Travers
State Street
Cascade Park
Fails Couple Return From Great Lakes Trip
Mr and Mrs William C Fails who married last week have returned from a trip to the Great Lakes and are at home at 802 Blaine street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Fails
Great Lakes
Blaine Street
Winona Kensington Members Host Evening at Waldo Street Home
Winona Kensington members will be entertained Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. L. Phillips of Waldo Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Kensington
L. Phillips
Waldo Street
G W C Meeting Postponed Two Weeks
The G W C gathering scheduled for Thursday at Mrs Geo Tribbys Warren Avenue home has been postponed for two weeks due to unforeseen circumstances.
Remarkable Cook Stoves Promoted with Free Demonstrations
Advertisers tout a range of remarkable cook stoves for home use and offer free demonstrations for picnics luncheons or parties to showcase performance and convenience.
Fine Dress Voiles Advertised at 15 Cents Per Yard
Loveliest new patterns developed in fine quality printed voile with neat floral and conventional designs on light grounds. The fabric features tub-proof wearing qualities and superior durability, making it popular for women's and children's summer dresses. Basement Store promotes these voile fabrics in seasonal patterns.
Columbia Floss Colors For Sport Sweater
The catalog lists Columbia Floss in shades such as Black White Wistaria Rose Antique Sunrise Victory Blue Robin Egg Blue Harding Blue Apricot Tango Yellow and Burnt Orange for smart sweaters to match sport costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Floss
Wistaria
Sunrise
Victory
Harding
Thorne-Mathers Reunion Set for Cascade Park
Thorne-Mathers will hold its annual reunion at Cascade Park on Wednesday, June 21 with attendees gathering for a community gathering and nostalgic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er Thorne-Mathers
Cascade Park
Minerva Club Meeting Postponed One Week
The Minerva club that was to meet Friday evening at Mrs. W. J. Westlake’s Millway home has been postponed for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Club
W. J. Westlake
Millway
Zion Lutheran Men's Club Meeting at Church Parlor
The Zion Lutheran church men's club will meet in the church parlor Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Church
First Spiritualist Alliance to Hold Wednesday Services
The First Spiritualist Alliance will conduct services in its hall Clenden building Wednesday at 8 o'clock with lectures and messages. Rev. Alice Uber will be in charge. Ucalite Bible Class meets tonight at 138 Park Avenue home of Mrs James Drake with Mrs Dean as leader and Mrs Foulke as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Spiritualist Alliance Church
Clenden
Alice Uber
Ucalite Bible Class
Ucalite Bible
James Drake
Park Avenue
Dean
Foulke
Section seven of the First Baptist church meets Thursday
A church notice states Section seven of the First Baptist church will hold its meeting on Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
Breakfast gathering at Cascade Park invites members
On June 22 at a specified time a breakfast event will be held at Cascade Park. Friends of members are invited to attend and participate in the community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At & O'Clock
Cascade Park
Special Service At Gospel Tabernacle on Pearson Street
A special service will be held at the Gospel Tabernacle on Pearson street this evening at 7 30. Rev Charles Morris D D of Boydton Va has been engaged to speak. Dr Morris is dean of the Boydton Bible Institute and an orator of unusual ability. The sermon theme is The Supreme Importance of the Truth of the Second Coming of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Tabernacle
Pearson Street
Charles Morris
Boydton
Morris
Boydton Bible Institute
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertises Digestive Relief
Henry C. Thorne of Boston writes that Foley Cathartic Tablets relieve summer indigestion. The ad claims cleansing bowels sweetening the stomach and invigorating the liver without pain or nausea and asserts the product is not habit forming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Thorne
Harrison Ave
Boston
Mass
Locomotives in Asia Largely Run on Petroleum
The report notes that nearly all locomotives across Asia are powered by petroleum fuels, highlighting regional reliance on fossil energy for rail transport.
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Mary A. M’dowell
Ice
E. M. M’creary
Grove City
Criswell-Carter
New Castle
Gton &T
Mortons
Morton
Palm Beach
Washington ST
Miss Pritchard
Miss Young
Beauty
E. North Street
Bell
Azarian
Robert
North Mill Street
D. Oo. H. Club
Breakfast
Ralph M. Brown
Youngstown
YY. W. Co. A
Brown
Hamilton
Ratine and
Gingham
Heather Homespuns
Everfast
Poplin
Bible School
G. W. C. Meeting
Mathers
William and
Esth
First Spiritualist Alliance
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