Swanson Gielenfeldt Wedding Solemnized at Home
A Thursday evening wedding at the bride Margaret Swanson’s Martin street home united her with Carl Gielenfeldt of Lawler Iowa. Rev J W Nyvall officiated as the couple planned to reside on Mr Gielenfeldt’s Iowa farm after July 1 with a dinner reception of pink and blue decor lingering from the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Swanson
Barney Swanson
Carl Gielenfeldt
Lawler
Iowa
Martin Street
J. W. Nyvall
Zion Lutheran Church
Elsie Benson
William Schmidt
Charles Brickner
Henning Nelson
Brickner
Gielenfeldt
Giele
Attractive party in Levine home honors Evens sisters
Miss Goldie Levine hosted an informal evening at her Winter avenue home on Thursday honoring Misses Ethel and Pearl Evens who depart for California that evening. Twelve couples attended with peonies and roses decorating the rooms and a buffet lunch served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Philip Levine. Guests from Youngstown, Ohio were among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Levine
Winter Avenue
Ethel
Pearl Evens
California
Philip Levine
Youngstown
Regular 1924 Club meeting adjourns until September
The regular meeting of the 1924 Club was held Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Fishlock hosting on East Washington street. Needle work and music occupied the time and refreshments were served by Mrs. Charles Senick and Miss Thelma White, the special guests. The club will be discontinued until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fishlock
East Washington Street
Charles Senick
Thelma White
Picnic Dinner For Willing Workers Class At Cascade Park
A 7 o'clock dinner for the Willing Workers class of Second U. P. church was held in Cascade Park grove Thursday evening. Twelve guests were served with Miss Perdue as a special guest. Amusements at the park followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second U. P. Church
the Grove
Cascade Park
Miss Perdue
Annual Picnic of Ladies Association Draws Guests
Sixty members of the Ladies Association of First United Presbyterian church and families attended the annual picnic at the home of Dr. and Mrs. John Early on Kurtz Street. Out of town guests included Mrs. Charles L. Clark Mrs. J. F. Martin and Mrs. A. G. Reich and son Bobby of Pittsburgh. Tables on the lawn were adorned with baskets of roses and peonies. after dinner the group spent the evening informally. Committee members were Mrs. Harvey Robinson Mrs. Herbert Drumm Mrs. Fred Lockhart Mrs. James Speer and Mrs. George Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Association of
First United Presbyterian Church and
John Early
Kurtz Street
Charles L. Clark
J. F. Martin
A. G. Reich
Bobby
Pittsburgh
Harvey Robinson
Herbert Drumm
Fred Lockhart
James Speer
George Smith
Daughters of Lydia Host Afternoon Tea
The Daughters of Lydia of the First Presbyterian church and friends held an afternoon tea at Mrs. O. P. Brown’s Moody avenue home. Baskets of roses and peonies decorated the scene. Mrs. James Smith and Mrs. Thomas Morehead poured. committee members included Mrs. John Foster Mrs. J. N. Martin Mrs. Sara Cubbison Mrs. D. R. Harris Mrs. Fannie Gormley and Mrs. James Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
O. P. Brown
Moody Avenue
James Smith
Thomas Morehead
John Foster
J. N. Martin
Sara Cubbison
D. R. Harris
Fannie Gormley
Thirty fifth Pizor Emery family reunion held at Liberty Grange Hall
The thirty fifth annual reunion of the Pizor Emery families convened on Thursday June 19 at Liberty Grange Hall with 175 attendees. A noon dinner preceded speeches and songs by Rev. Anderson, W A Kerr, and T B Waddington. Officers elected include President Charles Gardner, Vice President Jasper Drake, Treasurer Sara Jane Wogan, Secretary Ola Crill, and Recording Secretary Lottie Stewart. The next reunion will be on the third Thursday in June at Plain Grove Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pizor-Emery
Liberty Grange Hall
Rev. Anderson
Plain Grove
W. A. Kerr
Ellwood City
T. B. Waddington
New Brighton
Charles Gardner
Jasper Drake
Marlansburg
Sara Jane Wogan
Grant City
Ola Crill
New Castle
Lottie Stewart
Mercer
All-Star Club Hosts Birthday Shower at Winslow Home
Mrs. Wilfred Thomas received a birthday shower as All-M ar club members met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Chas Gee's Winslow Avenue home. Music and Kensington entertained, with Mrs. Gilbert Colnor helping serve. The group plans a park breakfast in two weeks and will pause regular meetings until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Thomas
All- Mar Club
Chas. Gee
Winslow Avenue
Music
Kensington
Gilbert Colnor
the Park
Bethany Lutheran Picnic Saturday at Gaston Park
The Bethany Lutheran church annual picnic will be held Saturday June 21 at Gaston Park. A basket dinner and supper will be served with departure from the church at 10 30 a m. Programs of sports and games for all ages are planned. Free ice cream lemonade and coffee will be provided under John Martin's supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Lutheran Church
Gaston Park
John Martin
Eastern Star Picnic Draws Large Crowd At Cascade Park
New Castle Chapter No. 105 and Shenango Chapter No. 333, Order of the Eastern Star, held their annual picnic at Cascade park on Thursday evening. About four hundred members and families attended, with dinner served in the grove at 6 30. Tables were decorated with peonies. The committee included Mrs. Jennie Kiser, Mrs. Anna McKibbon, Mrs. Ella Kingsbury, Mrs. Lena Solomon, Mrs. Daisy Fisher from New Castle and Mrs. Nell Rice, Mrs. Edith Wogan, Mrs. Hazel Kelley, Mrs. Ethelyn Metzler from Shenango.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Shenango
Order of the Eastern Star
Cascade Park
Grove
Jennie Kiser
Anna McKibbon
Ella Kingsbury
Lena Solomon
Daisy Fisher
Nell Rice
Edith Wogan
Hazel Kelley
Ethelyn Metzler
Miss Clara Taylor Weds David Bovard at Branchton
Miss Clara Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs F M Taylor of Worth township married David Bovard of Branchton in a June 4 ceremony at high noon with Rev S Y Sankey officiating. A family dinner followed with guests including David Bovard Sr Grover Bloom Ruth Smith Jean Hindman Wilda Eppinger and the officiants. The couple will reside on his Branchton area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Taylor
F. M. Taylor
Worth Township
David Bovard
Branchton
S.Y. Sankey
David Bovard Sr
Grover Bloom
William Smith
Ruth
James Hindman
Jean
Wilda Eppinger
S. Y. Sankey
George Dickey
Edie Martin Marriage Held at Volant Home
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Lillian Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs W O Martin of Volant to R Neal Edie son of Mr and Mrs J D Edie of Eastbrook The ceremony occurred Thursday at 7 pm at the brides home with Rev D C Littell officiating The bride wore Madelin rose georgette and her sister Miss Anna Martin wore yellow organdie for the wedding march Dinner for twenty followed Pink and white decorations adorned the home The couple will reside in Eastbrook
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Martin
Edie Wil
Eastbrook
Wedding Shower Honors New Bride at Gordon Home
About twenty three guests gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs George Gordon on Cleveland Avenue for a Thursday evening wedding shower for a recent bride and groom. They played games and enjoyed refreshments arranged by the hostesses. A large wedding cake was presented to the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gordon
Cleveland Avenue
Mrs Thomas Lind Uses Garden Flowers in Decoration
Mrs Thomas Lind employed garden flowers to adorn the event setting. The article notes fresh blossoms adding color to the decor and highlighting the household’s attentiveness to detail during the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lind
Luncheon Hosts Guests From RF. T. W. Club
At her Mercer road home a 1 o'clock luncheon entertained RF. T. W. Club members. Seventeen covers were set for 16, with Mrs. W. H. Milholand and Miss Dinsmore assisting. After luncheon guests enjoyed several diversions.
Hennon Family Holds Twenty-First Reunion at Chewton
About 125 guests attended the twenty first Hennon family reunion at George E Hennon’s Chewton home. An elaborate lawn dinner preceded addresses by Rev L L Woodin of Wampum and Rev J L Anderson of Youngstown. Officers named for the year include President J C Hennon and Vice President Ernest Hennon with Jennie Hennon as secretary and Ross R Hennon as treasurer. The next reunion will be at Ernest Hennon’s Wampum home on the third Tuesday in June 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennon
George E. Hennon
Chewton
L. L. Woodin
Wampum
J. L. Anderson
Youngstown
J. C. Hennon
Ernest Hennon
Jennie Hennon
Ross R. Hennon
John Kelley
John Booker
Fourth Birthday Party for Eugene Andrew Hagen
Mrs. James Hagen entertained twenty children at Grant street for Eugene Andrew Hagen's fourth birthday. The afternoon featured games and refreshments with patriotic zones. Lollypop dolls served as favors and a birthday cake was the centerpiece as guests presented gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Andrew
James Hagen
Grant Street
Betty
Eleanor
Geraldine Sangiro
Rita Flannigan
Russell
Fred Parick
Thomas
Mary Alice Carrigan
Anthony Buckley
Gladys Woodruff
Myers Family Reunion Held at George Myers Home
The Myers family annual reunion gathered Thursday at George Myers home in Princeton with about two hundred attendees. A business meeting elected officers: President A W Shanor Beaver Falls treasurer Pres Myers Zelienople secretary William Morrison Princeton. Short addresses followed by William Myers and several ministers from Pittsburgh Oak Grove Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
George Myers
Princeton
A. W. Shanor
A. W. Shaner
Beaver Falls
Pres Myers
Zelienople
William Morrison
William Myers
M. B. Sloan
Pittsburgh
Wright
Oak Grove Church
Howarth
Tureen Luncheon Held by Happy Six Club Hostess
Sixteen members attended the tureen luncheon hosted by Mrs Geo R Hudson on Sheridan Avenue with Mrs Robert Reed helping. Special guest Miss Charlotte Taylor sang and played piano. Out of town guests were Mr and Mrs August Kindler and son Clark of Garrison Ned. Plans were made for a park picnic in four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Six Club
Geo. R. Hudson
Sheridan Avenue
Robert Reed
Charlotte Taylor
August Kindler
Clark
Garrison, Ned
Birthday Shower for Mrs Tribby by G W C Club
Mrs E B Tribby hosted G W C Club members at her Warren Avenue home Thursday afternoon. Ten members attended and presented a towel shower for her birthday. Elizabeth aided with a dainty lunch. A park picnic is planned in four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Tribby
G. W. C. Club
Warren Avenue
Elizabeth
E. O. W. Club Holds Tureen Dinner at Park
E. O. W. Club members enjoyed a 1 o'clock tureen dinner Thursday at the Park with peony decorations and covers for sixteen. Special guests included Mrs. Mc Cullough of Monaco and Mrs. John Waters. A 6 o'clock dinner for next Thursday is planned with members and husbands as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. W. Club
McCullough
Monaco
John Waters
Butz Daughter Arrives for Yellowstone Summer
Mr and Mrs Frank Butz announce the safe arrival of their daughter Elizabeth at Yellowstone National Park. Elizabeth a student at the American Conservatory of Music Chicago will join a University of Chicago party for a summer in the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Frank Butz
Carlisle Street
Elizabeth Butz
Yellowstone National Park
Butz
American Conservatory of Music At
Chicago
University of Chicago
Yellowstone
Euchre social at K of C home honors West Side club
Six euchre tables were in play at the K of C home Thursday evening as Mrs. George Hoffman entertained the West Side club. High score prizes went to Mrs. Fred Deverall Miss Mary Evan and Mrs. Frank Zimmerly. Mrs. Albert Fehrenbaugh will entertain at the K of C home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C
George Hoffman
West Side Club
Graduation Recital for Rebecca Garvin at Patterson School
Invitations announce Rebecca Garvin contralto at the Patterson School of Music recital Saturday evening at 8. Garvin is a First Presbyterian Church soloist and a Wednesday Morning Musical club officer. This is the first of four senior recitals this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Garvin
Patterson School of Music
Garvin
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Garvin
Reading Circle Picnic at Shenango Stop
Members of the Reading Circle of ’06 were guests at the home of Mrs. Fred Gemmil for their annual picnic at Shenango Stop. Baskets of iris decorated the table and an elaborate menu was served to twenty five. Miss Joseph Smith attended as a special guest. Committee members were Mrs. J. A. Wilson Mrs. Jack Griner and Mrs. W. H. Martin. The group spent the afternoon visiting and Kensington chats. Regular meetings resume in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Circle
Fred Gemmil
Shenango
Joseph Smith
J. A. Wilson
Jack Griner
W. H. Martin
Kensington
Recital Featuring Vocal Students at Blaine Street Studio
Vocal students of Sam Lewis presented in recital at his Blaine street studio on Thursday evening. Mrs. D Winifred Lewis Scott accompanied on piano. Participants included Martha Sweet Ruth Lewis Myfanwy Lewis Will D Williams Mrs Howard Platt Meehan Joseph Strumater Lillian Andrews Blodwen Lewis Arthur Thomas Arthur Hulbert and Robert Taylor of New Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lewis
Blaine Street
D. Winifred Lewis Scott
Martha Sweet
Ruth Lewis
Myfanwy Lewis
Will D. Williams
Howard Platt Meehan
Joseph Strumater
Lillian Andrews
Blodwen Lewis
Arthur Thomas
Arthur Hulbert
Robert Taylor
New Wilmington
J. M. Club entertains members at Croton Avenue home
Members of the J. M. Club were entertained Thursday in the home of Mrs. Frank Doerr, Croton avenue. Special guests Mrs. David Reed of Brookville and Mrs. Louis Rudesill attended. Needlework and social chat filled the afternoon before refreshments were served by the hostess and Grace Gibson. Plans were made for a luncheon in Cascade Park next Friday June 27 and a July 10 meeting with Mrs. George Farrell on Edgewood Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Club
Frank Doerr
Croton Avenue
David Reed
Brookville
Louis Rudesill
Grace Gibson
Cascade Park
George Farrell
Edgewood Avenue
McKnight Pioneers Hold Third Annual Reunion
Descendants of John and Mary McKnight, early Law rence county settlers, held their third annual reunion at the Jastbrook U P church Thursday. About seventy five relatives attended and a splendid dinner was served. Officers elected for the new year include President Miss Belle McKnight Vice President C W Fisher of Youngstown C secretary and treasurer W D McKnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John and
Mary McKnight
Lawrence County
Jastbrook U. P
Belle McKnight
C. W. Fisher
Youngstown
W. D. McKnight
Committee Women Meeting Postponed
The Republican city and county committee women meeting planned for Saturday June 21 at Mrs. W. A. Taylors Leasure Avenue home has been postponed, authorities announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City and County Committee
W. A. Taylor
Leasure Avenue
Annual mite-box opening at First Methodist church
The Little Light Bearers of the First Methodist Episcopal church held their annual mite-box opening in the church's primary room on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. W. A. Myers led the program with piano solos by Charlotte Bartlett Matilda Chapman Isabel Craig and Peggy Wiggins. A group exercise Bring Them to Jesus featured Mary Kilbreath Jane Miller James Pherson and Laird Myers. Games followed and refreshments were served by Mrs. Myers with help from Mrs. H. B. Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A. Myers
Charlotte Bartlett
Matilda Chapman
Isabel Craig
Peggy Wiggins
Jesus
Mary Kilbreath
Jane Miller
James Pherson
Laird Myers
Myers
H. B. Brooks
Sixth annual reunion of Captain James Davidson descendants
The sixth annual reunion of Captain James Davidson descendants will be held at Cascade Park. Organizers call for former relatives to gather for a day of reminiscence and shared history at the park pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain James Davidson
Cascade Park
Marshall Family Plans Three Month England Visit
Mr and Mrs George Marshall and their daughter Olwen of East Reynolds Street sail on the 28th for England and Wales. They will stay in Lando re Swansea and Morriston as headquarters. Lando re is Mr Marshall's birthplace Morriston is Mrs Marshall's birthplace. They will be away three months for Olwen health reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marshall
Olwen
East Reynolds Street
England
Wales
Landore
Swansea
Morriston
Committee Members Named for July Event
On Tuesday July 1 a committee is listed with Tables and chairwomen Mrs. Ella Wilkinson Mrs. Hattie Fowler Mrs. Alice Forsythe and Bert Davidson plus Mrs. Iva Beadel. Entertainment will include Miss Dell Davidson Miss Minnie Davidson and Miss Catherine Wilkison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Wilkinson
Hattie Fowler
Alice Forsythe
Bert Davidson
Iva Beadel
Dell Davidson
Minnie Davidson
Catherine Wilkison
Sochata Club Members Meet at Edgewood Home
Members of the Sochata Club gathered at Mrs. W. R. Sturdy’s Edgewood avenue home Wednesday evening. Kensington and chat were enjoyed and refreshments were served by the hostess aided by Mrs. W. H. Dunlap Jr and Mrs. Charles I Wetmore. A park picnic will replace the next regular meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sochata Club
W. R. Sturdy
Edgewood Avenue
Kensington
W. H. Dunlap, Jr
Charles I. Wetmore
Park
Card Club Breakfast At Cascade Park
Mrs Lew Matthews and Mrs Cristi were special guests Thursday morning as N N Card Club members enjoyed a Cascade Park breakfast. Twelve covers were arranged and the morning included various amusements. Announcement of the next meeting will be made later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Matthews
Cristi
N. N. Card Club
Cascade Park
C and G 1921 Club Event Noted
Mrs. Ralph Jellison of East Washington Street received the C and G 1921 Club notice indicating an event or meeting related to the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Jellison
East Washington Street
G 1921 Club Meeting With Garden Decor
The G. 1921 Club met in her home Thursday afternoon with rooms decorated in garden flowers. Needle work was the chief diversion and a dainty lunch was served by the hostess. In three weeks Mrs. Frank Leonardson of Moody Avenue will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Leonardson
Moody Avenue
O. B. F. Club Hosts Kensington Social Evening
Members met at Miss Wilhelmina Loudon's home on Harrison street with Mrs. H. H. Carnahan of Warren Ohio as the sole guest. Kensington was the evening's highlight and Miss Loudon served refreshments with Mrs. Paul McCandless assisting. A breakfast at the Park is planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. F. Club
Wilhelmina Loudon
Harrison Street
H. H. Carnahan
Warren, O
Kensington
Paul McCandless
The
Park
M A M Club Meeting Postponed One Week
The M. A. M. Club meeting planned for this evening with Mrs. W. B. Francis on Edgewood Avenue has been delayed for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Francis
Edgewood Avenue
License To Wed Issued In Pittsburgh To Couple
A marriage license was issued today in Pittsburgh to Bertha Dean and Lauren Rodgers of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Bertha Dean
Lauren Rodgers
Canada’s record year for coal lead cobalt and asbestos
Last year Canada produced more coal lead cobalt and asbestos than in any prior year, marking a peak across the minerals. The report highlights strongest outputs in coal and metal ores, underscoring mining sector gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
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Levine
N. Mercer St
Pizor
Emery Reunion
All-Mar Club
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Schroeder’s
Brunswick
France
Isham Jones
Mound City Blue Blowers
Brunswick Records
Schroeders
N. Mill Street
New Castle, Pa
Bethany Lutheran
Mrs. Bovard
E. T. W. Club
Mather Bros. CO. Jewelers
East
Washington Street
Hennon Reunion
Rebecca Jane Garvin
McKnight
Ipaisley
Elkay
Durham
EverReady
Mennen
StaComb
Nate
Johns
Gray
Mayr
Bayer
William
Paisley
Orta Y
Woodbury's
de Meridor
Gentlemen's Club
Parley Ss ‘Pharmacy
New Castle Dry Goods Co
Carmen
Coty
Clark & Mackie Cc
Neiman’s
N. N. Card Party
M. A. M. Club
Clark &Dackie
Sonne
Mackie
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