Aristocrats at Reid Ward Wedding Today
London society notes the wedding of Hon. John Hubert Ward and Miss Ogden Reid. King Edward and royal guests attended. The ceremony was brief with two hymns, followed by a Dorchester House reception. The couple depart for a September honeymoon and will reside at Lord Dudley’s London home.
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Reid Ward
England
London
Mr. Ward
Dorchester House
Cchapel
Ward
Lord Dudley
Austra
Stone Run Resumed Aids Local Furnaces In New Castle
Railroad men report the stone run on the Baltimore and Ohio between Ellwood City and the Junction will restart immediately. The line carries crushed limestone to Rosena and McKinley furnaces, after plant shutdowns. Resumption signals both furnaces may blast soon. A eight year old boy, George Rudolph, was hit by a foul ball during a game and lost consciousness briefly but recovered to return home. The Baldwin Graham plant undergoes reroofing by a large carpentry crew. Willie Fitzmaurice of West Madison Avenue, ill with rheumatism, was seen on the street for the first time in weeks. Jack Young, New Castle dog catcher, assisted in ward patrol. Mahoningtown eases car congestion as surplus cars are removed. In Canton Ohio Charles Johnson arrives after the death of Charles Lyons, a Pennsylvania conductor who suicided. Former resident Thomas Savage mentioned.
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New Castle Junction
Baltimore & Chile
Ellwood City
Rosena
McKinley
New Castle
George Rudolph
Eighth Street
Wallace Addition
Willie Fitzmaurice
Mrs. Fitzmaurice
West Madison Avenue
Fitzmaurice
Jesse Brown
East Madison Avenue
Wampum
Fred Kennedy
Seventh Ward
Thomas Lynch
North Liberty Street
Connellsville
J. W. Greer
Eugene Swisher
North Cedar Street
Jamestown
Howard Garrett
Lowellville
Leves« Werd
James Coates
H. G. Coates
John Kline
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Bessie Coates
Youngstown
Lucy Rhodes
Elyda Chambers
Mahoningtown base ball game and local social notes
A busy afternoon in Mahoningtown features a 4 to 3 Seventh ward win by the Madison Avenue Stars over Sheep Hill Athletics with Wallace and Bush homering. Rev J F Baxter attends Hiram College graduation and class reunion. Store closings mark New Castle merchants outing. many locals noted visiting relatives, trips, and recoveries across Seventh ward and neighboring towns.
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Seventh Ward
Madison Avenue Stars
Sheep Hill Athletics
Mahoningtown
Ryan Wallace
Bush
Madison
J. F. Baxter
West Madison Avenue
Third Christian Church
Hiram, O
Hiram College
Ellwood City Council to Decide Wayne Avenue Grading
Ellwood City council convenes Thursday in a called meeting to hear petitions on Wayne Avenue grading. Residents fear changes could leave five houses in a hole while opponents seek to keep current grade or set the new grade as per old ordinance. The issue may prompt a heated council debate before Lawrence County Court adjourns on July 6.
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Ellwood
Wayne Avenue
Kirk
Lawrence County
Witness Fees In Sammy Brown Case Sold At Discount
Officers subpoenaed witnesses in the Sammy Brown case yet several could not wait for court and collected their fees early. The fees were sold at a discount to the interested parties.
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Sammy” Brown
Many New Members for Methodist Church
Under Rev. W. A. Renton the Methodist church reports a surge in new members admitted to communion. Ellwood church received 41 new adherents while Wurtemburg, where the pastor has another charge, took in 20. The congregation notes a pleasing, rapid growth in membership.
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W. A. Renton
Methodist Church
Glin
Ellwood Church
Wurtemburg
Cant Run Autos Here Without a License in Ellwood City
In Ellwood City many people lack automobiles yet hold chauffeur licenses. Some drivers without cars operate ones around town, even in daylight. Police are actively seeking unlicensed drivers, with a list of licensed operators. It costs $3 for a license, while fines and costs from Captain Moon and Burgess Hessler run much higher.
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Ellwood City
Captain Moon
Burgess Hessler
Travel Increasing Says C H Uline on Lake Erie Road
Traveling Agent C H Uline of the Lake Erie road, with Agent Kirk, toured the town noting rising travel activity. He posted notices for several outings along the line scheduled within the next month.
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C. H. Uline
Lake Erie Road
Kirk
Aline
Volunteers Dance At Point Tonight
Rock Point will host a dancing pavilion event as volunteer firemen and their guests raise funds for equipment and season readiness. The town is urged to attend this high note of entertainment and support the firefighters.
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Rock Point
Methodist Choir Entertainment At The Church Tonight
The Methodist church hosts a high class evening of music and elocution. Mrs. W. O. Miller directs the church choir in a recital with D. H. Wheeler impersonations and Prof. Charles Dobson from Grove City College aiding in the vocal program. The choir plans special music for an evening of refined entertainment.
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Methodist Church
W. O. Miller
D. H. Wheeler
Boston
Charles Dobson
Grove City College
Pleasant Social at Mr R A Todds Hosts Invite Guests
Postmaster and Mrs. R A Todd entertained Saturday evening at their Fourth street home with out of town friends in attendance including Mrs Captain Sherwood and Miss Anna Rigby of New Brighton and Mrs Charles Ray and Miss Minnie Mercer of Beaver Falls.
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R. A. Todd
Fourth Street
Captain Sherwood
Anna Rigby
New Brighton
Charles Ray
Minnie Mercer
Beaver Falls
Local residents return from visits and travels
Miss Goldie Carl of the Whistler force is away on vacation. John K. Simpson of Beaver returned home after a brief visit with friends here. Mrs. Cowp of Akron is visiting her father Edward Huff of Fourth W. S. Poole returned from a business trip to Youngstown and New Castle. Grace Metheney returned home after visiting her sister at Strattonville. Vesta Powell returned home after visiting relatives in Beaver Falls. Katherine Hollander returned home from a visit with friends in New Castle. Mrs. Louis Eicholtz of Zelienople visits Mr. and Mrs. Brenner of Wayne avenue. Mary Martin and the Chandley sisters return home after visiting friends here. D. G. C. Kirk of McDonald returned home after a day’s visit with his brother on Spring avenue.
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Goldie Carl
The
Whistler Force
John K. Simpson
Beaver
Mrs. Cowp
Akron, O
Edward Huff
Fourth Street
Grace Metheney
Strattonville
Vesta Powell
Beaver Falls
Katherine Hollander
New Castle
Louis Eicholtz
Zelienople
A. L. Brenner
Wayne Avenue
Mary Martin
Winifred
Anna Chandley
D. GC. Kirk
McDonald
W. J. Kirk
Spring Avenue
Better Than Ten Letters From Home
Notice urges Daily News readers leaving New Castle to arrange mail subscriptions in advance for newspaper delivery during absence. No carrier or agent can take orders. only office staff handle arrangements. Subscriptions must be prepaid, with a weekly rate of 10 cents, and readers are warned they will regret missing the paper.
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New Castle
Mrs. W. J. Kirk Slowly Recovers Amid Illness
Mrs. W. J. Kirk, once seriously ill, is slowly regaining strength while still in serious condition. At her bedside are her sister Mrs. J. L. Anderson of Tarentum and her mother in law Mrs. James Kirk of Smiths Ferry. Emerson Covall returns from East Liverpool trip.
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W. J. Kirk
J. L. Anderson
Tarentum
Mr. Kirk
James Kirk
Smiths Ferry
Children’s Day Observed at Church of God Lillyville
Sunday night services at the Church of God near Lillyville drew a crowded audience of members and Sunday school friends. Rev. Whistler led the program and spoke briefly to children and parents as the kids delivered songs and drills that pleased all in attendance.
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Church OF God
Lillyville
Whistler
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Tickets to Cleveland On Sale
Tickets for Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad to Cleveland at 3.00 round trip on sale June 25 to July 1 with return by July 1. See Ticket Agent Geo W Hamilton for details on extension and train arrangements. A blunt quip about heat concludes the snippet.
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Pittsburg
Lake Erie
R. R
Cleveland
Return
Geo. W. Hamilton
Ten Rules for June Brides by a Woman Married 60 Years
Mrs. Solomon Hartman of St. Louis who celebrated 60 years of marriage on June 28 offers ten guiding rules for June brides. Emphasizes kindness, faith in husband, avoiding nagging, timely reconciliation, affectionate goodbyes and welcomes, shared worries, a loving home, knowing his tastes, budgeting, and contentment. A brief punchline notes a Pittsburg woman fined for insulting another, framing it as the era's mild satire.
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Solomon Hartman
St. Louis
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Jennie Croker
Burton Harrison
John Hubert Ward
Edward
Earl of Dudley
Ireland
Australia
Colonel Holford
Robert
Cecil and
Girard
Ogden Reid
Stone Run
Baldwin-Graham
Pittsburg Stove and Range Company
YOUNG
Jack Young
City of
Canton
Charles Johnson
Canton, O
Charles Lyons
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Lyons
Thomas Savage
Pittsburg Street
T. N. Foster
R. S. McCulloch & CO
Lawrence Savings & Trust Company
Foreman
R. S. Brindsley
Ft. Wayne
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lawrence Junction
Claude Herwick
Lelia
Harry Mills
New Castle Forge and Bolt Company
Parnassus
Ellwood City News
Council
Wayne
Methodist
OC. H. Uline
Methodist Choir
W. S. Poole
Emerson Covall
East
Liverpool
Johnston’s
Lawrence Ave
N. R. Bollard
DR. Bollard
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