Pretty Wedding in St Marys Church Ends Sea of Elegance
Miss Minnie Burns and Edward J. Kelley married at St Marys Church in Yellowk. Nuptial mass conducted by Rev F F Shea. Bridesmaid Miss Margaret Burns and Elmer Gallagher. Reception at the bride’s home followed by a wedding trip to Cleveland Detroit and Buffalo. They will reside on the Eastside after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Burns
Thomas Ins
Edward J. Kelley
Michael Kelley
Fasing Avenue
Yelock
St. Mary’s Irch
F. F.shea
Margaret Burns
Elmer Gallagher
Kelley
Cleveland
Detroit
Offalo
Wedding of Miss Marie Loomis to William Parsons
Former resident Mrs Edwin Rummell and daughter Jean attended the Painesville wedding of Marie Loomis to William Otto Parsons at 171 Casement avenue. The ceremony featured a lace dress, white roses, lilies of the valley, and a ring ceremony. The couple plan a trip to Niagara Falls and theKararrtha Lakes after breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Rummell
Daught Jean
Court Street
Painesville
William Otto Paris
C. Loomis
Casement Avenue
1Stside
Orning
Marie Louise Iomis
Illiam Otto Parsons
Windecker
Louise Aldrich
Loangrin
Iss Grace Nichols
Azel Frubee
Ala
W Va
Mabel Ford
Leveland
Florence Parms
Robert Bartlett
Fred Furbee
Alma
Mr. Morton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Parsons
Niagara Falls
Karrartha Lakes
Canada
Commencement Attendees Rally at Allegheny College
Dr and Mrs Womer Mrs Allgood Mr and Mrs Weide led by Rev J E Good and daughter Ella motored from Meadville to Allegheny College for commencement events. Dr Womer's class held a reunion during the day and the alumni banquet capped the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Womer
J. E. Allgood
T. J. Weide
J. E. Good
Ella
Meadville
Alletheny College
Pageant Celebrates College Centennial With 500 Participants
Miss Ruth Allgood a student at Allegheny will return home on Friday after taking part in a pageant marking the college's 100th anniversary described as one of the most wonderful sights to be imagined with five hundred students involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Allgood
Allegheny
St Mary's Music Class Recital Highlights Sunday Evening
A St Marys School Hall recital featured multiple student performers and ensembles. Performances included piano solos by Elizabeth Connor and Anna McGurk, vocal numbers by Elizabeth Shaughnessy and others, and several trios and duets led by students such as Essie Kane Nadyne Kane and Margaret McAleer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Essie Kane
Elizabeth Eagan
Willma Evans
Mountain Chapel
Elizabeth Connor
Imperial Schottish
Mary Young
Elizabeth Shaughessy
Blanche Granfield
Anna McGurk
Nadyne
Hazel Kane
Martha
Forest Home
Madaline McGurk
Anna Stadler
Elizabeth Shaughnessy
Margarete Mary McAleer
Essie May Kane
Killarney
Shaughnessy
Ethel McGinnis
Pandora March
Margaret Graham
Ruth Shorendorf
Ruth McClure
Merrit Mitchell
Mary Wilkinson
March Lyngue
Margaret McAleer
Jissie Kane
Valse de Amour
Royce Meagher
Margaret Eagan
Local Socials and Weddings Noted Across Town
The Sweesy reunion is slated at Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Ayres home on North Jefferson. Frances Duff and Emil Frederick Ritty to wed at St. Josephs church. Miss M. Ruby Rogan and Edward Brown to marry at St. Marys church. Various clubs hosted by Mrs. McCaskey, Miss Helen Maxwell, Miss Ross Francis, and other residents will hold picnics and entertainments at local parks and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Ayres
North Jefferson Street
Frances Duff
Locust Street
Emil Frederick Ritty
St. Joseph's Church
M. Ruby Rogan
West North Street
Edward Brown
South New Castle
St. Mary's Church
Harry McCaskey
Whippo Street
Eastside Book Club
Royal Arcanum Lodge
Helen Maxwel
Winter Avenue
Kensington
Thimble Club
Ross Francis
Raymond Street
Ruse Curran
West Washington Street
Carnation
W. Kensington
Owen Fox
Pearson Street
Frank Robinson
Walnut Street
Tipperary Club
Harry Sonntag
South Mill Street
Quiet home wedding unites Iva Jones and Wilbert Chapman
In West Cherry street home, Miss Iva L. Jones wed Wilbert J. Chapman son of Mr and Mrs R Chapman. Dr H J Whalen officiated before relatives and a few friends. The couple will reside in Niles where Chapman works as a representative for Mahoning Valley Bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jones
West Cherry Street
Iva L. Jones
Wilbert J. Chapman
R. Chapman
West Washington Street
H. J. Whalen
Niles
Chapman
Mahoning Valley Bread Company
Basket Dinner Club Hosts Last Meeting of Season
Red roses decorated the dinner at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A Reed on Lincoln Avenue Monday evening. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butz as special guests with daughters Elizabeth and Mary and Mrs. T. B. Wagner assisting. An informal social period followed and plans for summer picnics were decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basket Dinner Club
Dc. A. Reed
Lincoln Avenue
Frank Butz
Elizabeth
Mary
T. B. Wagner
Y L T Society Hosts Pleasant Meeting and Plans Outings
Members of the Y L T Society entertained at Reynolds street Monday evening with special guests Mrs T E Williams of New York Mrs Delaney of Philadelphia Miss Nellie Hitchen and Miss Beatrice Williams assisting with sewing and refreshments. A park picnic is set for Thursday evening and a gathering at Miss Helen Hoyland's home on Lock Avenue next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Zumbrunnen
Reynolds Street
Y. L. T. Society
T. E. Williams
New York
Delaney
Philadelphia
Nellie Hitchen
Beatrice Williams
Pittsburg Bride Wed Morristown Groom In Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Goldie Greer of Pittsburg married Charles Penegar of Morristown at a private ceremony held Saturday evening in the home of Mrs. Frank Shook at 512 Croton Avenue. The bride, daughter of Captain Co. S Greer of Pittsburg, paired with a well known Morristown businessman, in a union noted by local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Greer
Pittsburg
Frank Shook
Croton Avenue
Charles Penegar
Morristown
Co. S. Greer
Pedro party at Mrs Quinns draws Carnation Ken group
Members of Carnation Ken sington with their husbands and friends joined a pedro party at Mrs Katherine Quinns Beaver street home Monday evening. Five tables hosted guests and prize winners were Mrs Grace Shook, William Rodgers, Mrs Nelson, Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnation Kensington
Pedro
Katherine Quinn
Beaver Street
Grace Shook
William Rodgers
Nelson
T, Nelson
Many Atten Delks Dance at Cascade Park
Prominent social event Monday was a dance at Cascade park hosted by New Castle lodge No. 69 B P O E with about 90 couples. Ladies received corsage bouquets. music and dancing continued late. plans for summer events and a new Elks home were noted, with organizers Dr T C Brown J H Neal T V A Malloy W A Boston Carl Johnston and Walter Kinder. Out of town guests included Miss Corinne Batchelder Peoria Ill and Maurice Kraus Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
New Castle Lodge No
New Elks Home
T. C. Brown
J. H. Neal
T. V. A. Malloy
W. A. Boston
Carl Johnston
Walter Kinder
Corinne Batchelder
Peora
Ill
Maurice Kraus
Ellwood City
Family reunion honors William Robinson in Sharpsville
A family gathering at Mrs. George Troutman home on Mercer Avenue Sharpsville celebrated William Robinson visiting from Chicago. Out of town attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fenton and Mr. and Mrs. William Cramer of New Castle, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bairge and daughter Mary Ruth of Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Troutman
Mercer Avenue
Sharpsville
William Robinson
Chicago
Thomas Fenton
William Cramer
New Castle
Walter Bairge
Mary Ruth
Youngstown
Sharon Herald
Miss Louise Kelley Plans July Marriage in St Joseph
Miss Louise Kelley a high school faculty member has left for her home in St Joseph Michigan with Joseph Blucher from South Jefferson Street. They intend to marry in July and he will return to the city to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Kelley
Jere Blucher
South Jefferson Street
St. Joseph
Mich
Joseph Blucher
Dinner party in Brownsville entertains six guests
Complimentary to the Misses Inn and Lucy Thistlewaite of Browns ville visiting Miss Mary Cochran of Butler avenue. Miss Havel Ruoff of Ridge street attended at a prettily appointed dinner Monday evening. Covers were laid for six with decorations of roses and peonies. An informal social period proved interesting later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Inn
Lucy Thistlewaite
Brownsville
Mary Cochran
Butler Avenue
Havel Ruoff
Ridge Street
Highland Kensington Entertained at Miss Raidy’s Home
A Monday evening pleasure event hosted by Miss Gertrude Raidy of Boyles Avenue featured Highland Kensington entertainment and refreshments provided by her mother. The next gathering, in three weeks, will be with Miss Habel Mills of Boyles Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Kensington
Gertrude Raidy
Boyles Avenue
Habel Mills
Store Picnic At Cascade Park For Stritmater Staff
The Stritmater store held its annual picnic at Cascade park Monday evening. Some 35 employees enjoyed a delicious supper in the grove at 6 30 with special guests Attorney and Mrs C V Ailey Mr and Mrs Harry Ailey and daughter. The hours after were spent informally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stritmater
Cascade Park
C. V. Ailey
Harry Ailey
Kensington T L T Meeting Hosts Sewing Social
Mrs J L Moser of Spruce Street hosted a Monday evening T L T Kensington gathering with sewing and informal visiting. Edna, her daughter, assisted with refreshments. Mrs E C Egleson of Park Avenue will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Moser
Spruce Street
T. L. T. Kensington
Edna
E. C. Egleson
Park Avenue
Dance of the Nations attendance in Youngstown hosts figures
Miss Martha Owsley of Broadway hosted weekend guests including Mr. and Mrs. Edward King and Miss King from New Castle, along with Mrs. Jas. Reis and Miss Harriet Reis and Miss Elizabeth Reis. They attended the Dance of the Nations at the Oriole Farms in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Owsley
Broadway
Edward King
King
Jas. Reis
Harriet
Elizabeth Reis
New Castle
Owsley
Oriole Farms
Youngstown
Miss Ruby MacNab Returns From Exposition Park
Miss Ruby MacNab of Highland avenue returns from Exposition Park at Conneaut Lake after a week with her sister Miss Florence MacNab and Mrs. Elizabeth Chambers who supervise Castle cottage for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby MacNab
Highland Avenue
Exposition Park
Conneaut Lake
Florence MacNab
Elizabeth Chambers
Castle Cottage
Ladies aid church picnic plans set for Thursday
The Ladies' Aid society of the First Methodist church will host a picnic at the park on Thursday. Families invited should meet at the corner of Mill and Washington streets at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Methodist Church
Mill and
Washington Streets
Ellen Diamond Hosts Rita Club Friday Evening
Miss Ellen Diamond of Cameron Avenue will entertain the Rita club on Friday evening in a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Diamond
Cameron Avenue
Rita Club
Social at Mrs. Treadwell's Home on Thursday
The Social Union of the First M. E. church will hold a social at Mrs. George E. Treadwell's home on Wallace avenue Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
George E. Treadwell
Wallace Avenue
Epicurean Club Meeting Postponed Indefinitely
The Epicurean club meeting scheduled for Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs W T Burns of Pine Street has been postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epicurean Club
W. T. Burns
Pine Street
McConnell Family Reunion Slated Near Volant
The annual reunion of the McConnell family will be hosted by W. J. McConnell in Volant on Friday June 25 inviting all friends and relatives to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcconnell
W. J. McConnell
Volant
Kensington Picnic Postponed Indefinitely
The W. M. Kensington picnic scheduled for Monday at the country home of Mrs. Edward Young was postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Kensington
Edward Young
D Lah B's Kensington Entertains At Croton Avenue
Mrs Walter Dodds of Croton Avenue hosts the D Lah B's Kensington on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Walter Dodds
Croton Avenue
A B C Society Picnic at Muddy Creek Falls
The A. B. C. society of the First Presbyterian church enjoys a picnic at Muddy Creek Falls today, the group traveling by machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muddy Creek
A. B. C. Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Muddy Creek Falls
Local Mothers Chapter Plans Thursday Fresh Air Sewing
The National Congress of Mothers local chapter will meet Thursday at 2 30 in the YWCA to sew for Fresh Air programs and related community needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress of Mothers
Y. W
C. A
Dramatic Rope Slide At Elks Building Stuns Sparse Crowd
John Harris a colored man performed a dramatic slide for life from a derrick atop the new Elks club building down a rope to a street tele phone pole. The stunt drew a few onlookers as Harris swung from about 75 to 100 feet above ground to within 25 feet of street level before ending. Alderman John Hart commented on the feat as Harris descended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
New
Elks’ Club
John Harris
Harris
John Hart
Local notes on births visits illnesses and travels
A roster of social items lists births at several families including a son for Mr and Mrs W B Collins and a daughter Gertrude for Mr and Mrs Frank Braatz. Illnesses include Mrs Robert Armstrong and Jessie Ramsey’s daughter. Visitors and travels feature Mrs 8 S C Rice Mrs S W Lewis and others with multiple small-town locations cited.
Free Methodist Home Dept Meets at Finch Street Home
The home department of the Free Methodist church on Long avenue will meet Thursday at Mrs. Simon Coates' Finch street home and it is important that every member be present. The Ladies Aid Society of King's Chapel holds an all day meeting Thursday with Mrs. Robinson of Pulaski road. All ladies invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church
Long Avenue
Simon Coates
Finch Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of
King’s Chapel
Monthly Maitland Bible Class Meeting At Franklin Avenue
The Mothers' Bible class of Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church met at Mrs. Harry Ashton's home on Franklin avenue. After business, dainty refreshments were served with Mrs. Ben Dyson assisting. The next monthly meeting will be at Mrs. Harry Jennings's home on Electric street, three weeks from yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers
Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church
Harry Ashton
Franklin Avenue
Ben Dyson
Harry Jennings
Electric Street
Allen Musical Literary Society Debates Education Responsibility
The Allen Musical Literary Society meets tonight with a debate on whether parents bear more responsibility for children’s education than teachers. Affirmative speakers are George Baker and A E Allman, with negatives by Mr Kelley and H F Engs. Also planned are a Wednesday evening prayer meeting and a Thursday evening rehearsal of the Temple of Fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Allen Musical Literary Society
George Baker
A. E. Allman
Mr. Kelley
H. F. Engs
Temple of Fame
Hy Shy Ny Club Entertained at Gardiner Home
The Hy Shy Ny club will be entertained Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A P Gailey of Gard ner on the Harmony line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Gailey
Gardner
Harmony Line
Philathea class picnic at Ella Watsons home
Members of the Philathea class of Central Presbyterian church plan a picnic at Miss Ella Watsons West Washington street home on Thursday evening at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Ella Watson
West Washington Street
Ice Cream and Strawberry Social at Second U P Church
County Line street hosts a Tuesday evening gathering on June 22 for a strawberry social and ice cream social hosted by the Women’s Missionary society of the Second U P church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second U. P. Church
County Line Street
Women’s Missionary Society
Peas Market Ad on South Jefferson Curb Market
Advertisement notes pea sales every Tuesday and Saturday morning at the South Jefferson street curb market. The notice emphasizes regular availability and directs buyers to the market location for fresh produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Jefferson Street
Supper at St. Pauls Lutheran Church on Grant Street Scheduled
Church notices a supper at St Pauls Lutheran Church on Grant Street planned for Wednesday June 23. Proceeds support community programs at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Grant Street
New Castle Business College Commencement Friday
On Friday evening June 25 at 8 o'clock the New Castle Business College will hold its annual commencement in the First United Presbyterian church. A class of 35 graduates, the largest in its history, will receive diplomas. The program includes a sequence of orations songs solos and addresses by faculty and students, followed by the presentation of diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P. Church
New Castle Business College
First United Presbyterian Church
First Christian Church Orchestra
Charles G. Lindner
Marion Wagstaff
Jessie Westlake
Verna Fulkerson
Emrys Davis
Vieva Mott
John Hopkins
Ruth M. Edwards
R. L. Lanning
Margaret Leyde
G. E. Lyon
Thomas M. Anderson
Mildred M. Arrow
Bernice E. Boyd
Leah A. Barnett
Rose Marie Biondi
Oscar Albert Dahl
Fred C. Duff
Pearle H. Dunn
Elsie Maine Davis
Herman W. Donahey
Ruth Mary Edwards
Mary Anna Christley
Hazel Marie Crawford
Verna Mae Fulkerson
John I. Hopkins
Helen Hughes
Charles H. Humphrey
Sadie R. Hawkey
Charles Iatonna
Mary Lavina Jacobs
Margaret Anna Leyde
Vevia Ruth Mott
Bailey H. Myers
Frances Marie Fowler
George E. Parker
Charles V. Rotunno
Minnie E. Rubenson
Margaret I. Taylor
Mabel Gertrude Taylor
Tillman R. Snedden
Cecelia M. Winter
Marion E. Wagstaff
Jessie B. Westlake
Elizabeth Wachs
Paul Lawrence Dunbar Reading Circle Meets in New Castle
The Paul Lawrence Dunbar Reading Circle in New Castle was hosted by Mrs. Mollie Johnston on Green Street. Members and guests presented talks, papers, and readings, with refreshments served by Mrs. Bunch. In two weeks, Mrs. Elizabeth Lee of Croton Avenue will entertain the circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Mollie Johnston
Green Street
Ellen Marks
Do. Wynn
Elizabeth Hamilton
Martha Street
R. Ward
M. Bunch
M. Finch
Gilbert
Bunch
Elizabeth Lee
Croton Avenue
No Booze For State Militia
General orders from the National Guard announce encampments for state militia this summer with a ban on alcohol except for medicinal use. Officers are to enforce camp regulations. Staff report at Mount Gretna July 10 to 17. The 1915 rifle competition will be held at Mount Gretna August 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
National Guard
Mount Gretna
Chipmunk Runs Up Farmer's Leg in Weasel Chase
In Windsor near York a chipmunk leaped from a weasel and ran up farmer U. S. Leiphart’s leg while plowing, causing a startled scramble as the animal sought relief. Leiphart reacted and the chipmunk fled after the strange incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chipmunk
York
U. S
Leiphart
Justice of the Peace
D. A. Heindel
Ice Cream Social at Black Residence Benefit for Church
An ice cream and strawberry social will be held at M. L. Black's home on Lower Mer cer road on Thursday evening June 24. Proceeds will benefit the church. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Black
Lower
Mercer Road
Counter suit filed over poultry weight dispute
Trial held in Alderman Evans office over 81 chickens weighing difference worth 2.70 with W H Cox of Lawrence Poultry farm facing J T Cotton. Cotton sues Cox for 18 alleging breach of contract. Evans reserved decision until Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Cox
Lawrence
J. T. Cotton
Phil Evans
Cox
Alderman Evans
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Webster’s New International Dictionary
Metzler
Union 580
Owens
Phone Bell
St. Joseph, Mich
Ladies’ Aid
McConnell Reunion
8S. C. Rice
W. 8. Collins
Robert Armstrong
Reis Street
Mary Pearson
North Street
Mercer Sanitarium
John S. Donnelly
Fulkerson Street
J. W. Parker
A. E. Bruce
Beaver
W. J. Ewing
S. W. Lewis
Freda
Sharon
Frank Braatz
Shenango Township
Gertrude
Thomas Groucutt
Standard Steel Car Company
Irwin McCurdy
Ned Absaloms
Myrtle Mayne
John Floyd
Division Street
Bertha Stearns
University
Albert E. Hoyland
Pollock Avenue
M. E. Vaughn
McCleary Avenue
Allegheny College
Carl Reed
J. Russell Urmson
Jamestown
N. Y
George Ramsey
East Washington Street
Jessie
Eugenia Long
Moody Avenue
Margaret Lockhart
Crawford Avenue
Home Department
Ny Club
Philathea
Social
Business College
P. L. D. Circle
Euwer
Euwer’s
Palm Beach
Best Furniture
Haney Furniture CO
the Diamond
New Castle, PA
Samantha
Witeok
Margarita Fischer
Paramount Picture
Rita Fosamount
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