Slough Burckart Wedding Held in Cleveland
Miss E Marguerite Slough of Cleveland and William Edward Burckart of Court Street were wed today at Lakewood Presbyterian Church Cleveland officiated by Rev Alfred J Wright. They plan to reside on Lauderdale Avenue Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Marguerite Slough
Cleveland
William Edward Burckart
Court Street
Lakewood Presbyterian Church
Alfred J. Wright
Lauderdale Avenue
Miss Slough
C. L. Slough
Law
TolJedo
Burckart
John G. Burckart
Pharmaceutical Department
University of Pittsburg
Molle Shaving Company
Hainer Drug Company
Burckhart
Helena
Florence Rearke
U. P. church class elects officers at Pittsburg road
The U S class of the Third U P church met at Miss Lydia Wilkison s Pittsburg road home Thursday evening to elect officers Mary Shaffer was chosen president Gladys Book vice president Elizabeth Fox secretary and treasurer The hostess mother and daughter Mabel with Mrs Milton Book served refreshments Those present included Minnie Carnes Elizabeth Fox Gladys Book Bernice Yoho Olive Lutz Agnes Kennedy Mildred Allen DeEtta McKissick Viola Badger Ruth Barnette and Honor guest Miss Helen Book teacher Mrs McKnight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
U. P. Church
Lydia Wilkison
Pittsburg Road
Mary Shaffer
Gladys Book
Elizabeth Fox
Mabel
Milton Book
Minnie Carnes
Bernice Yoho Olive Lutz
Agnes Kennedy
Mildred Allen
DeEtta McKissick
Viola Badger
Ruth Barnette
Helen Book
McKnight
Moonlight Supper Honors Mary Pattison Before Grove City Course
A moonlight supper was held at the park Thursday night in honor of Mary Pattison who leaves Monday for the Grove City college summer course. Dancing and late hour supper followed in the grove. Attendants included Freda Seh Emma Thompson Nell Armstrong Edna Brown Ceinwen Lewis Mary Pattison Edward Lazear Kenneth Brown Walter Kirk er Earl Cornelius Emil Fox. Chaperones were Miss Thompson and Miss Myfawny Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Park
Mary Pattison
Grove City College
Grove
Freda Seh
Emma Thompson
Nell Armtrong
Edna Brown
Ceinwen Lewis
Edward Lazear
Kenneth Brown
Walter Kirker
Earl Cornelius
Emil Fox
Miss Thompson
Myfawny Lewis
Eight Birthday Party for Marian Woodcock
At the Woodcock home in East Long Avenue 24 friends gathered for Marian Woodcock’s eighth birthday party. Games ran from 4 to 6 with prizes won by Edith Sankey Laura Jones Frances Hood and Catherine Hetrick. Refreshments and a pink and white color scheme centered on a large birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woodcock
East Long Avenue
Little Marian Woodcock
Edith Sankey
Laura Jones
Frances Hood
Catherine Hetrick
Noonday Wedding of Miss Isabelle Book and William Hanna
Family friends gathered at noon for the wedding of Miss Isabelle Book and William R. Hanna in the Book home East Washington street. Rev. W. W. Sniff officiated with Miss Hazel Hanna and Nathan Book as attendants. The couple planned residence at 1703 East Washington after July 1 following a wedding dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Book
William R. Hanna
T. A. Book
East Washington Street
Bessie Hasley
W. W. Sniff
First Christian Church
Hazel Hanna
Nathan Book
Miss Hanna
Miss Hasley
Mrs. Hanna
East
Washington Street
Wedding of Ruth M. Brown and Alvin Bennet Crawford
Miss Ruth M. Brown of Dormont and Sergeant Alvin Bennet Crawford of Aarentum wed at noon today in the bride’s home. Miss Myfanwy Williams attended as guest and the couple will reside at Camp Sherman before deployment overseas. Williams and the bride were Indiana State Normal school classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myfanwy Williams
Ruth M. Brown
Dormont
Alvin Bennet Crawford
Aarentum
Camp Sherman
Miss Williams
Indiana State Normal School
Norris Family Vacation at Geneva-on-the-Lake
Dr and Mrs E P Norris and son Charles of North Jefferson street have rented a cottage at Geneva on the Lake for June through July. Also traveling there for June and July are Mrs John Ingham and children of Maryland avenue and Mrs A L Whitacre and children of East Washington street with her mother Mrs George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Norris
Charles
North Jefferson Street
Geneva-on-the-Lake
John Ingham
Maryland Avenue
A. L. Whitacre
East Washington Street
George
Westside Club Meets with Pleasant Card Games
Members of the Westside club entertained by Mrs. P S Travers on Bluff street Friday evening. Card contest winners were Mrs. O Lauchlin Miss Mary Eagan and Mrs Peter Mc Dowell. Next meeting set for July Fourth with Mrs Richard Hannon of Mahoning road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S. Travers
Bluff Street
Westside Club
O’lauchlin
Mary Eagan
Peter McDowell
Richard Hannon
Mahoning Road
Basket Club Season Closes At Mrs Linton Home
The final Basket club meeting of the season was hosted by Mrs Laura Linton on Highland Avenue Friday evening. Committee members included Mrs J P H Cunningham Mrs Charles A Phillips Mrs C A McCready and Mrs L M Uber and cards followed dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basket Club
Laura Linton
Highland Avenue
J. P. H. Cunnigham
Charles A. Phillips
C. A. McCready
L. M. Uber
W. B. Club Attends Pearson Street Gathering
Members of the W. B. club spent Friday afternoon at Mrs. Robert Boyd’s home on Pearson street. Mrs. William Boyd attended as a guest and Miss Frances Boyd helped serve refreshments. The next meeting is set for three weeks hence on Friday at Mrs. Charles Nicholson’s Walnut street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Boyd
Pearson Street
William Boyd
Frances Boyd
Charles Nicholson
Walnut Street
Kensington Event Brings Knitting Evening at Ingham Home
Mrs John Ingham hosted a Thursday gathering in Maryland avenue for the Kensington group. Knitting served as the main activity with Mrs Jean Johnston helping to serve refreshments. The event marked the last meeting until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
John Ingham
Maryland Avenue
Jean Johnston
Guild Picnic Postponed Due to Weather
The American Woman's Guild annual picnic scheduled for Friday noon at the park is postponed indefinitely because of weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woman's Guild
Liberty street hostesses high school knitting club
Miss Elizabeth Newell of Liberty street hosted a Friday afternoon gathering for a group of high school associates. The ladies enjoyed knitting as the main activity and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Newell
Liberty Street
Girls Club Guests Entertain At McGoun Home
A Friday afternoon gathering of the Girls club was hosted at the home of Mrs. Samuel H. McGoun on Highland avenue. Mrs. L. M. Uber and Mrs. Frank Baldwin assisted with refreshments. visitor Mrs Cooper of St. Louis joined them. Events listed for Monday include Tamaqua Miss Irene Ubry and Miss Ressa Francis on Butler avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. McGoun
Highland Avenue
L. M. Uber
Frank Baldwin
Cooper
St. Louis
Tamaqua
Irene Ubry
Butler Avenue
Inter Nos
Ressa Francis
City council urged electric crossing protection for Mahoning Avenue
Seventh Ward news reports Mayor Newell pressing for safer railroad crossings after repeated injuries and deaths at the Mahoning avenue crossing. Councilman Shanafelt proposes an electric system with a buzzer in the gateman tower to warn approaching trains. Mayor Newell seeks a city wide crossing safety motion, which four councilmen pass. Also notes letters home from North Cedar Street about Charles Earnhardt and R F Wilson with updates on corps arrivals in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell
Mahoning Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Shanafelt
Newel
Personal Notices of Locals From Overseas Arrivals to Family Visits
Dallas Gill of the Machine Gun Co. 332nd Infantry arrives safely overseas with notice to his parents Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Gill. J Delbert Alford of the same unit also arrives overseas. Relatives and friends travel between Warren Ohio and local residences for visits, honeymoons, and summer plans. Several others plan trips or relocations, including Miss Edna Smith, Miss Mariel Bopp, Rev Williamson, and Mr. and Mrs. Kaplanis. Some residents leave for work or enlistment, while others return from extended visits to western states and cities like San Francisco New York and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
N. J
C. J. Williamson
Sheridan Avenue
Buffalo
N. Y
Rev. Williamson
P. L. Craig
J. Delbert Alford
332Nd Infantry
James Kaplanis
McClelland Avenue
San Francisco
Cal
New York City
Boston
Mass
Fred Smith
Eleanor
Beckford Street
Charles A. Woods
Elizabeth Bedford
Missouri
Keller Shelar
Carnegie
George Shelar
Frew Mill Road
H. G. Preston
Charles Beadel
Lincoln Avenue
W. J. McCormick
Milton Street
Brownsville
Dawson
Sarah Steele
Meadville
S. D. Peterson
South Mill Street
Beaver Falls
Charles Anderson
Woodlawn
H. B. Peterson
Cockranton
Arden Snodgrass
Sheakleyville
L. D. Peterson
F. W. Mansfield
Billy
Stroudsburg
Pageant on July Fourth Promises Renewal of Liberty Play
The patriotic pageant To Arms for Liberty will be presented again July 4 during Community Day planned by the Council of National Defense. After last night’s performance at the High school, Mrs. Wardrop and J. S. Muffley urged a repeat, a request unanimously approved. The Lawrence Rifles, via L. B. Round, offered to help. The event shifts plans for many caste members to honor the Nation’s birth day with loyalty rather than picnicking. Despite bad weather, last night’s crowd was well filled and the pageant drew strong support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of National Defense
W.M. Wardrop
J. S. Muffley
Local Obituaries and Arrangements Notice
The list mentions Wm. R. Hanna and Isabel B. Book, Butler Chauncey W. Craig and Dorothy M. Say, Hilliard John L. Weaver, and Kathryn M. Booksing Edenburg. It appears as a brief notice of names possibly linked to forthcoming readings, family notices, or memorials in a regional paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. R. Hanna
New Castle
Isabel B. Book
Butler Chauncey W. Craig
Butler Dorothy M. Say
Hilliard
John L. Weaver
Bessemer
Kathryn M. Booksing
Edenburg
Man Arrested for Vagrancy Near B&O Tracks in City
Officer Lynch arrested a man Friday afternoon asleep along the B and O tracks near North Liberty street. He was taken to the police station on vagrancy charges and given a hearing this morning before Mayor Newell. Mrs. C. H. Martin’s Bible class met Thursday at Mrs. Quincy Davy’s North Cedar street home with a brief business session followed by social time and refreshments served by the hostess and Miss Sylvia Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Liberty Street
Newell
C. H. Martin
Methodist Church
Quincy Davy
North Cedar Street
Sylvia Barnes
Son Ensign Senheiser Arrives Safely in France
Mr and Mrs George Senheiser of Boyles Avenue report their son Corporal EnsignSy Senheiser has arrived safely in France. He was formerly stationed at Camp Sherman and is known as Sy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Wilson
W. Madison Avenue
Corporal Fred Wilson
France
Camp Sherman
George Senheiser
Boyles Avenue
Madison Avenue
Corporal Ensign Senheiser
Ensign
Thomas to Attend Pennsylvania Machinists Union Meet
E M Thomas of West Cherry street leaves for Columbus Ohio to attend the Pennsylvania Machinists Union convention. He will be away three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Thomas
West Cherry Street
Columbus
Pennsylvania Machinists’ Union
Local Youth Promoted at Camp Laurel Md
Mr and Mrs George J Jones of West Wabash avenue announce their son Corporal Percy Jones has been promoted to sergeant and personal officer at Camp Laurel Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Jones
West Wabash Avenue
Corporal Percy Jones
Camp Laurel, Md
Brother of North Cedar man arrives safely overseas
Dave Taylor learns his brother Jess L. Taylor has returned home from service overseas. The veteran was once a Pennsy brakeman and previously stationed at Camp Lee Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Taylor
North Cedar Street
Eer Jess L. Taylor
Pennsy
Camp Lee, Va
Charming hostess entertains Double Six Ken sington club
Mrs Frang Gage of West Clayton street hosted a Friday gathering for the Double Six Ken sington club at her home. Members shared knitting crochet and piano selections. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs F F Sittig. A picnic was planned for July 4 at Cascade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frang Gage
West Clayton Street
Double Six K
Kensington
F. F. Sittig
Cascade Park
Church Services Marked by Morning Masses and Evening Sermons
St Margarets conduct first mass at 8 30 and second at 10 30 with benediction. Presbyterian holds Sunday school at 9 45 and preaching service at 11. Christian Endeavor meets 7 and evening services 7 45. Methodist has Sunday school 9 45 and 11 o clock sermon on The Tree of Life. Epworth League at 7 and 7 45 evening with The Stoning of Jesus. Christian church Bible school and family services 9 45 and evening service 7 45 on The Family in Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret’s
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Methodist Church
Epworth
Jesus
Christian Church
Soldier in France Expresses Safe Arrival to Wife
Mrs. Joseph O'Leary of North Cedar Street reports a card from her husband confirming his arrival in France. He was formerly stationed at Camp Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O’leary
North Cedar Street
France
Camp Sherman
Local residents on weekend visits and travel notes
Charles Gould of West Cherry street is spending the week end in West Middlesex. John L. Smith of Alliance Ohio visits friends in the ward. F N Roberts of Wayne street has returned from Plainsville Ohio on a business trip. Mrs George Cross of Ashtabula was in the Ward on business Friday. Frank Hamilton of North Liberty street spent Friday in Youngstown. Miss Margaret Hamilton of West Madison avenue spent Friday in Pittsburg. Ray McCartney and Earl McVay, workers at the U S government shipyards in Philadelphia, visit their parents in the ward. W J Cunningsmith of North Cedar street bought a new car. Charles Kissick of Eastbrook, a Norris store clerk, is unable to attend to duties due to a severe cold. Miss L J McGowan of Youngstown visits her sister Mrs W H Chambers of North Liberty street. Mrs C L Mason of Valley Camp …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gould
West Cherry Street
West Middlesex
John L. Smith
Alliance, O
F. N. Roberts
Wayne _ street
Plainsville
George Cross
Ashtabula
Frank Hamilton
North Liberty Street
Youngstown
Margaret Hamilton
West Madison Avenue
Pittsburg
Ray McCartney
Earl McVay
U. S
Philadelphia
W. J. Cunningsmith
North Cedar Street
Charles Kissick
Eastbrook
Norris
L. J. McGowan
W. HE. Chambers
C. L. Mason
Valley Camp
J. A. Shira
Lacock Street
Alliance
Frank Thomas
East Clayton Street
Sallie Ketzel
Slippery Rock State Normal School
H. N. Ketzel
Quincy Davy
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
L. Howerd
Wayne Street
Molus
Elizabeth Robison
Detroit
Sarah Robison
Bessie Frisby
Robison
Local Residents Move and Visit Across Towns
Pa visiting her parents in West Madison avenue and numerous friends in Youngstown East Clayton and North Cedar streets. Miss Margaret Parker spends weekend with Miss Garnet Taylor in North Cedar. Ed Dinsmore from North Beaver was in Alliance on business yesterday.
Y. W. C. A. Notes To Hold Bacon Bat
The Recreation club plans a bacon bat Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs John Nothdurst on Neshannock boulevard with supper at 6 30. Invited are participants from the June 3 club play and rifle club members for a shooting meet at the gallery on the diamond at 8 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nothdurst
Neshannock Boulevard
Rifle Club
Association
Health report on diphtheria case in North Mercer street
David Powell of North Mercer street was reported to the health department in the morning as having diphtheria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Powell
North Mercer Street
Health Department
Two Brothers Die He's Going To Draft At Camp Lee
John Dandino of 10 Apple Way registered June 5 1917 in Connellsville and was placed in class 4 due to having a wife. He requested reclassification to class 1 and was moved there to leave for training today likely to Camp Lee while his wife seeks Red Cross work to join him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dandino
Apple Way
Dandino
Connellsville
Camp Lee
Red Cross
Two Local Couples Wed in Youngstown
Miss Marietta McCormick and Edward Bender, and Miss Marian Milliken and James Artz, quietly wed in Youngstown on Thursday. They returned home, then moved to Sharon where both men work for the street car company. Bender is son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bender of Carson Street. bride daughter of John McCormick of Knox Avenue and has been a bookkeeper at New Castle Auto Sales. The Milliken couple are also well known. bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Milliken of Lorraine Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta McCormick
Edward Bender
Marian Milliken
James Artz
Youngstown
Sharon
Street
Bender
Charles Bender
Carson Street
John McCormick
Knox Avenue
New Castle
New Castle Auto Sales Company
H. G. Milliken
Loraine Avenue
Red Cross Notes New Bedford Auxiliary Donations
The Red Cross reports New Bedford Auxiliary items including two sweaters seven pairs of socks one pair wristlets unit 3 quantities oakum cotton pads 12 by 24 unit 1 thirty bed shirts and a cash donation of 8.80 from Frank 8 Hoyt as farm team captain in Lawrence county. Mr and Mrs William Baker of Perrsopolis conclude a visit to Mr and Mrs Frank Hasson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Frank 8. Hoyt
Red Cross
Lawrence County
William Baker
Perrsopolis
Frank Hasson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Slough-Burckart
Metzler
Washington ST
Mather Bros, CO
Mather Bros.Co
Jewelers & Silversmiths
West Side Club
Guild
Sam H. McGoun
Owanays
Lan Mgoun
Girls Club
Mcgoun
Seventh Ward News
Charles FB. Earnhardt
Barnhardt
Camp Merritt
Moon
Royal Worcester
Brown
Hamilton
Kensingtton
Seventh Ward
Seventh Ward Personals
Mrs. W. H. Chambers
Margaret Parker
Garnet Taylor
Frank Walker
Ed. Dinsmore
North Beaver
William Wilson
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Health Report
Red
Herb D. McGoun
Grover
Frew Furniture CO
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