Miss Myra Vanderlin Weds Thomas Elliott in Grove City
The wedding of Miss Myra Vanderlin daughter of Mr and Mrs L C Vanderlin of Grove City and Thomas J Elliott son of Mr and Mrs W S Killor took place at 7 20 this morning in the parsonage of the First Presbyterian Church Grove City. Rev Cloyd Williamson officiated. The couple left for a motor trip to Washington and eastern points. They will reside at 219 East Lincoln Avenue after July. Mrs Elliott a Grove City College graduate and former instructor at Benjamin Franklin Junior High School. Mr Elliott a Geneva College graduate and general agent for the Reliance Life Insurance Company. The bride and groom were attended only by the couple’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Ll. Vanderlin
L.C. Vandertin
Grave City
Sid Thomas J. Mulow
Mrr
W. S. Killorr
Arlans- Dburk
Tok Place
Grove Cirs
Clow, Williamson
Elliott
Geneva College
Reliance Life Fugurance Commpany
Surprise Shower For Recent Bride Mrs Duke Atchison
Mrs Duke Atchison, a recent bride, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower Friday evening at her mother’s home on West State Street. Five guests attended. games and music filled the night as she received china and linens. Out-of-town guests from Wampum joined the event with refreshments served later. Assisting hosts were Mrs William Shibler Mrs John Triplett and Mrs John Gassney.
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Constance
John Marelli
Grant Avenue
Willam DeLull
G. Scungio
Peter Bparano
Charles Santilli
Marcella
Margaret Gillucci
Janey Eakin
Mollie Frank Eva Hamilton
Ruth Cleveland
Margaretl
Duke Atchison
Eh Lowers
West State Street
William Shibler
John Triplett
John Gassney
Handkerchief Shower Honors Mrs Thomas at Home
Mrs R T Morris hosted M A MM Club guests on South Jefferson Street Friday with Mrs William Richarda as guest. Mrs Thomas, bound for a July 1 abroad trip, received a handkerchief shower. The event was coordinated by the hostess and Mrs William Richards. Next Wednesday morning the members will attend a park breakfast. The Pi zor and Emery family held their 36th annual reunion June 18 at the Liberty Grange on the Marian sburg road with 125 attendees. Dinner at noon, business meeting at 2 pm, and a program featured Rev Anderson, Howard Pizor, T B R Waddington, and Bowman. New officers were elected: Gasper Drake president, Dr W Dight VP, Mrs May Locke treasurer, Mrs Ola Crill secretary, Mrs McCoy corresponding secretary, George Farlend entertainment chair, and Mrs GC Heineman special guest from Harrisburg. The final meeting will be the third Thursday in June at Liberty Grange. 1926. GC Club Mrs Ralph Shaener of Oswis gsburg Pa was a guest Friday when the FGC Club held a Cascade Park picnic. A silver cup was awarded to Little David Hopkins Sr after dinner. In two weeks, members will host husbands at a park picnic. Mrs L B Sweet, Sons of Veterans auxiliary delegate, returned from the State Convention in Ol City. Margaret Houwk, a member, was elected delegate to the Bethlehem 1926 convention.
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R.T. Morris
M. A. MM. Club
South Jefferson Street
William Richarda
Vizore Emnery
Pizor
Emery
Thuradas
Liberty Grange
Mariansburg
Rev. Anderson
Plaingrove
Howard Pizor
Grant City
T. BR. Waddingto
New Brighton
Bowman. Pizor
Slippery Rock
Gasper Drake
DB. W. Dight
May Locke
Ola Crill
McCoy
George Farlend
GC. L. Heineman
Harrigburk
Wasa
Lilberty Grange
G. Cc
Ralph Shaener
Oswigssburg
Cascade Park
David Hopkins, Sr
L. B. Sweet
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
GC. R
Ol City
Margaret Houwk
Bethlehem
Mont Riley
Harbor Road
Boston
Mass
Helen Allerton
New York ii
CG. G. Allerton
Mass Street
J. E. Pitzer
Akron
Lytle Pitzer
Shaw Street
Carl’ Chiaile
Wal- Tul Street
Franklin
Laura Croix Af
Harrisville
Becky Pollock
Kittan
Ming, Pa
Ltt
Han Mriedman
Leasure Avenue
Mary Shoaff
Butler
Mrv
Sroest Slitzinger
Winter Avenue
de M. Lovejoy
Clara Hayes
Pittsburgh
Will Brown
Court Street
Dean
Walnut Street
W. Sweet
Maurie
Warren Avenue
Florence Hurn
Thelmar Warkless
Milton Dam
Anna Swanton
Norwood Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Ernest J. Weldman
Ion Budiey
Brooklyn
Ageino
Washington, D. C
W. Gonpor
Edgewood Avenue
Grand Island
Ned
Scott Blatt
Denver
Cole
Genevieve Giearard
Sutton Street
A. R. Dean
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Clifford Mr. Propst
North Beaver Street
Jamestown
William 5. McCracken
J. I. Elmore
Bobby
Scotland Lane
Wheeling
W. Va
Belle Kennedy
Kurta Street
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Tore
Kennedy
Frank M. Hay
Gretchen Virginia
Dorothy
Marian
Louise
Gardner
Charles Sudduth
Frank Melnturff
Volant College Home Coming Plans Revealed
Preparations for Volant College Home Coming Day on Wednesday June 25 include a noon picnic at the U P Church, speeches, and afternoon photo sessions. Students from Lawrence Mercer Clarion Venango and Beaver Counties will attend and a display of century old school images will be shown.
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Volant College
Cagis Nus
U. P
Church of Volant
Lawrence
Mercer
Clarion
Venango
Beaver Countes
Aire Ter
Carnegie Play Directors Meet at Kennedy’s Mills
Carnegie playground supervisors and directors from eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania gathered for their annual convention at the Boy Scout Grove in Kennedy’s Mills. About 60 young people are shown and instructed in new methods of handling organized plays with features on the program running through Sunday. John Martin the Play Man will entertain Monday and Tuesday, and M iss Anderson of the Dennison Maling Co will demonstrate craft uses of crepe paper wax and other articles.
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Carnegie
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kennedy's Mills
John Martin
Miss Allison To Return From Egypt Sails June 25
Miss Mildred J. Alison of Marshall Avenue United Presbyterian Missionary in Egypt sails June 8 and is expected in New York mid July. She has taught at an American Mission college for girls in Alexandria and a Cairo school. After a year in Paris en route she will sail Boulogne July 8 on Volendam to reach the United States around July 25.
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Mias
Mildred J. Alison
Marshall Avenue
United Presbyterian
Egypt
New York
da May Alison
Miss Allison
American Mission College For Girls
Alexandria
Cairo
Misa Allison
Paris
Boulogne
France
Volendam
Thin Country
Jerusalem
Tli Holy Land
Miss Hutton Returns From State Officials Meeting
Jeanete Hutton traveled from Harrisburg after attending a meeting of the registers and recorders of the state. Four present, seven of whom were women, with two others absent. The group met in the senate caucus room and dined at the Penn Harris Hotel. Lieu. Gov. George Davis spoke in Governor Pinchot’s absence, as topics included the inheritance tax law and prompt filing requirements. Gyrus L. King outlined tax money expenditures with two charts while department heads were introduced to foster better familiarity.
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ISK
Jeanete Hutton
Harrisburg
Registers
Recorders
Register
Senate
Penn-Harris
Pinchot
George Davis
Gyrus L. King
Commonwealth
New Lights Erected in Public Square Lighting Up The Diamond
Public square receives new lighting with lamps erected at the center of the diamond. Friday evening illumination enhances the square’s appearance and provides brighter light across Lie square area.
Rosario Senlzo Moves Shoe Repair Shop Location
Rosario Senlzo relocated his shoe repair shop from 938 W Grant St to 365 A Washington St across from the Mormon Station, continuing his repair work and service in a new storefront.
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Rosario Senlzo
Hi Ckos
W. Grant St
A. Washington St
Nrs Davis Honored At State Convention
Mrs Fay Davis president of the Woman's Relief Corps No 1 attended the Oil City Pa convention and reported an excellent meeting. A purse was presented to the G A R by the corps as a special feature. The national convention will be held in Grand Rapids Mich in August.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Oil City
Fay Davis
Woman's Relief Corps
GA. R
Cloetad
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Tancoly Avenue
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Harry Hays
Martha Holfelder
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Alex Phillips
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Charlotte Bartlett
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Madison Avenue
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Cumberland
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Medlwain
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Wina Street
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Doris Richardson
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New Castle High School
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Highland Avenue
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Martino Street
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Legion
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P.hall
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Hrarst Stiizinger
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Rar Robison
Hor Chautauqua
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