Attractive wedding in Barber home on Crawford avenue
Miss Mable Barber married Joseph Phillips of Meadville Pa in a Crawford avenue ceremony read by Rev B H Lynch. Attendants wore gray crepe and corsages of sunburst roses and lilies of the valley. A twelve place dinner followed. Out of town guests included Harold Van Geesoo Sanford Phillips Alice Phillips Newman Phillips Bart Emery and Haze! of New Brighton Pa. The couple planned a trip to Washington Philadelphia and Atlantic City before settling at 221 Crawford avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Barber
Joseph W. Barber
Joseph Phillips
Newman Phillips
Moeadville
Crawford Avenue
B H. Lynch
First Baptist Church
May Richards
Columbia
Jarrett
Harold van Geesoo
Sanford Phillips
Alice Phillips
Meadville
Bart Emery
Haze
New Brighton
Lucy
Studebaker Connell Wedding Near Slippery Rock
Mr and Mrs Isaac Studebaker announce the marriage of their daughter Liliian E to Ansel B Connell son of Mr and Mrs E A Connell of Slippery Rock The ceremony occurred Wednesday at 2 30 pm in the parsonage of Fourth Presbyterian church with Rev C M Junkin officiating The couple will reside near Slippery Rock The bride a blue twill traveling suit wore a corsage of roses The bride is a 1913 Slippery Rock High School graduate and has taught in the W M Aiken school The groom is a Slippery Rock State Normal graduate and teaches at Plain Grove High School Members of the Philathea Class of the First Baptist church meet Monday evening with Mrs Margaret Matthews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Studebaker
Slippery Rock
Liliian E
Ansel B. Connell
E. A. Connell
Fourth Presbyterian Church
C. M. Junkin
Connall
W. M. Aiken School
Connell
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Plain Grove
Miss Isabel Deible Weds William Flynn in Youngstown
Miss Isabel Deible daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Deible of Youngstown wed William J Flynn son of Mr and Mrs J C Flynn of Hazelcroft avenue on Thursday at 6 am in St Joseph church Rev John W Klute officiated serene ceremony with palms roses and organ music The bride wore white georgette with silver trim and carried white roses and valley lilies The groom’s sister Miss Helen Flynn was maid of honor in pink georgette The best man was Joseph Rocks Following the ceremony 28 guests dined at Mahoning Country club Reception held for Rev Snape and guests later in the evening notes on travel and future residence on Hazelcroft avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Deible
Oscar Deible
Youngstown
William J. Fivou
Hazelcroft Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
John W. Klute
Palms
Ferna
George W. Asston
Brida
Helen Virginia Flynn
Joseph Rocks
Mahoning Country Club
Ars
Margaret Hurley
Burala
N. Ya
Norfolk
Atlantic City
New York
Flynn
This City
Ohio Music Company
Birthday Party Honors Fifth Birthday in Houston Home
Mrs W J Houston hosted a five year old birthday celebration at her East North Street residence in Houston. The afternoon featured games, pink and white decorations, a large cake with five candles, and 12 places marked with Joly pop dolls. Guests included Helen Strobel and Grace Strobel, Nelle Houston, John Haley Pips, Willace Moore, Dick Thompson, Jack Lutz, Tom Houston, and other local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Houston
Jher
East North Street
Nelle
Helen Stroble
Don Moore
G. L. Thompson
Helen Andrews Davi Opal McKee
Hilda Armstrong
Agnes McCornnell
Grace Strobel
Nelle Houston
Masters John Haley Pips
Willace Moore
Dick Thompson
Jack Lutz
Tom Houston
One O Clock Luncheon Attracts Ladies Association
Mrs Lewis Klee of Wick avenue hosted a prettily arranged one o'clock luncheon Thursday for the Ladies Association of the First U.P. church. Twenty guests attended with cut flowers on the table. Aides serving included Mrs Fred Wolfred Mrs Li is McConahy Mrs John Whlitten Mrs Anna Santum and Mrs Fred Santum. During the afternoon Miss Josephine White, a returned missionary, delivered an eloquent talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Klee
Wick Avenue
Ladies Association of the First U.P. Church
Fred Wolfred
Li Is McConahy
John Whlitten
Anna Santum
Fred Santum
Josephine White
Miss Elizabeth Klee Hosts Informal Garden Party
Miss Elizabeth Klee entertained at her Wick avenue home Thursday evening ahead of her upcoming marriage to Frederick Ellis set for Tuesday June 246 at high noon. About twenty guests enjoyed music games and dancing as garden flowers adorned the rooms. An elaborate menu followed, prepared with help from her sister Miss Esther Nlee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Klee
Frederick Ellis
Wick Avenue
Esther Nlee
P W Picnic Is Enjoyable Event At Lakewood
Thirty five members of the Business and Professional Women's club attended a picnic dinner Thursday evening at Mrs J A Perry's cottage in Lakewood. A green dinner was served at 7 and beating swimming and Eames provided amusements. The recreation committee led by Miss Emily Rice, chairwoman, arranged the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
J. A. Perry
Lakewood
Emily Rice
Blanche Bright
Wailey Club
Lily of the Valley Club
Boyd
MM. W. Calderwood
Wilmington Junction
Picnic season brings park dinners and club gatherings
Summer social events fill Cascade and Lincoln parks with dinners at 6 or 7 PM. Miss Wilmina Louden and guests attend. Lincoln Park hosts the McCreary reunion with sixty-two covers. Willing Workers and Lily of the Valley club picnics feature gifts, fancy work, and park amusements. Home Guards hold a Cascade Park picnic with 24 covers and rose centerpiece.
Delightful Gramoada Kensington meetings and picnics at Cascade Park
Members of the Gramoada Josington and Iowa Kensington held weekly gatherings at Cascade Park with special guests Mrs. McCurdy Misses Erma and Wilma Lostetter. Theres a noon picnic dinner and social hour. Other clubs, including the O B F and N N Card Club, hosted picnics and entertainment with various guests. Mr and Mrs Robertson and Mrs Barter returned from Patnesville after a college event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gramoda Kensington
Gramoada Josington
Cascade Park
Robert McCurdy
Erma
Wilma Lostetter
Es Fureen Jumeonean
Jamison And Grannis To Testify In Jim Polise Case
Deputy Sheriff Frank Johnston travels to Boechview penitentiary to bring Claire Jamison and Oscar Grannis back for testimony in the Jim Polise case. Polise is charged with receiving stolen goods from a local wholesale house burglary. Jamison, part of an escape gang, was recaptured after a Rockview breakout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnston
Boechview Penitentiary
Claire Jamison
Oscar Grannis
Jim Polise
Jamison
Grannis
Rockview
Local Personal News Roundup Highlights Visitors and Travel
Mrs Walter 2aimér Lauré av eanne visits at home. Miss Mayer Regan of Carrick Pittsburgh stays with sister Mrs E D Gray Winter avenue. Mrs Sara Osler of Salt Lake City returns after guesting Mrs G B Tribby Warren avenue. Joan T Willams of Washington DC, former resident, now employed guardian at the White House. Attorney William J Caldwell back from Oberlin College commencement and reunion. Mrered Hoyt of The Hoyt Apartment returns from visit with Mrs Hamilton Ward and others in Erie and Cleveland. Mrs Evang is seriously ill and bedridden for months. Elizabeth Tribby Warren avenue Florence Wright Hazel Wright East Washington street taking a month’s vacation. Abe Wright cottage at Geneva-on-the-Lake. John H Knox Winter avenue and George G Knox of Youngstown back from two weeks motor trip to Philadelphia Harrisburg and eastern points, hosted by Dr H E Knox. Dr Harry Wilson East Washington Street back from Burnetstown called for illness. condition critical. Mrs John McNair and son James of Patterson NJ return from two months with James Craig's family. Miss Mary Craig accompanies home for summer. Misses Anne and Gladys Thoman Delaware Avenue leave next week for West Chester State Normal School to study music, with stops in Atlantic City New York Washington DC Scranton. Mrs Mary Alcorn and daughter Maury East North Street depart Saturday for three weeks in Cleveland and Canonsburg. They will bring Mrs James Carpen of Cleveland home, who has spent two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs S S Sampson Boyles Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan T. Willams
Washington, DD. C
White House
Attorny
William J. Caldwell
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Mrered Hoyt
Hoyt
Hamilton Ward
Bishop Ward
Erie
Harry Bailey
Cleveland
Richard E. Jobns
Park Avenue
Warren
David T. Evaals
Evang
Elizabeth Tribby
Warren Avenue
Florence Wright
Hazel Wright
East Washington Street
Abe Wright Cotta
Genava-on-the-lake
John H. Knox
Winter Avenue
George G. Knox
Youngstown
Philadelphia
John McNair
James
Patterson
N. J
James Craig
Division Street
Mary Craig
Suromerbere
Anne
Gladys Thoman
Delaware Avenue
West Chester State Normal School
Atlantic City
New York
Washington, D. C
Scranton
Mary Alcorn
Maury
East North Street
Saty
Canonsburg
James Carpen
8. S. Sampson
Boyles Avenue
Pure Reputation and the Odd Literary Mistake
A fragmented line in a historical column hints at a character chasing a pure reputation. The text blends odd metaphorics with a humorous tone, suggesting a quirky reflection on elusive virtue and public esteem.
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Margaret Matthews
Wimington Avenue
Isabel
Defble
William Flynn
Snape
Mrr
J. @. Roberts
John Snape
Alice Snape
Oakland
California
East
U. S. America
Stockholm
Sweden
Convention of the Baptist World
Royal Six Club
L. A. Snyder
Pittsburgh
Drake
Jennie Patterson
Richelieu Avenue
N. G. Club
Adam Anderson
Adama Street
John Elridge
Joseph Wonds
East Washington
E. M. M’creary
Nyal Hirsutone
Love & Megown
Otra Hd
Mathushek
Tut
Rosenthal
Roberts’ Millinery
North Mill Street
Houston
P. W
Pizer-Emery
Oar Heckathorne
Butler, Beaver
Mercer
West Virginia
Lawrence County
Howard Frizar
Rev. Anderson
Edward Wogan
Sara Jane Wogan
Liberty Grange Hall
Caf
U. P
Ilton Book
Winston Avenus
Theressa Cover
Clinals
Herbert Reno
Kansas
Milton Book
J. W. Barnetta
Bertha Gallagher
Helen Wallace
Gladys Gray
Maude
Zalgier
Nellie Zeigler
Ruth Barnett
Mary Porter
DeEtta McKisalek
Olive Lutz
Mra
Jessie Shaffer
Clayton Byron
The
Massr
Norman Hunt
Lester Shimp
Ernest King
Clayton Bryan
Arthur Baldwin
Howard Reno
Quancqua Club
Howard Meehan
James Fee
Quanequa Ehih
D. Dutt Scott
Sam Lewis
Ruth Lewis
Derner
William Stewart
John Thomas
Miss Welch
Hattie Welch
Chicago
Wil‘mina Louden
Ming Jessia Morrow
Ethel Morrow
Robert Brinton
Peg Elleby
Katherina
Winters
Miss Carban
Bradford
North
Walnut Street
Walehb
McCreary
Lincolm Park
Lisbon
New Castle
Lincoln Park
Claas
Second United Presbyterian Church
Grove
Misa Genevieva Cox
Francea N. Eakin
G. W. C. Club
Robert Thompson
Raystreet
Elisabeth Roberta
G. A. Tribby
H. M. Nelson
Mollie Scott
Jackson Avenue
Home Guards
W. R. Wallace
M. E. Church
Park
Jons Kensington
Iowa Kensington
Dalrymple
James Houston
Harry Gibson
Frank Glasgow
Lowery Street
O O. B. F. Club
Albert Batton
O. B. F. Club
Bais Street
Paul Pitzer
Muddy Creek
Hiwilda Kensington
Elwilda Kensington
J, FW
Robertson
Leisure Avenue
M. L. Barber
Patnesville
Lake Erie College
Margaret Robertson
N. N. Card Club
William Hewitt
Mary, Washour
Winter Co
J. N. Euwer
Sens
Petticoat
the Winter Co
Walter 2Aimér
Lauré Aveanne
Miss Mayer
Regan
Carrick
E. D. Gray
Sara Osler
Salt Lake City
G. B. Tribby
Warren’ Avenue
Siluy
Stlok
Metzler
Store News
Washington Street Bell Exchange
Kodaks
Azastra
Roma
Hettrick
Kearp-Reek
KONAK
Mather
Beat Mamond
Arfords
Mather Bros. CO. Jewelers
E. Washington St
New Castle, Pa
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