Searon Wedding of Local Interest
Miss Elizabeth Nicholls of Liver street and Mr. Ellis Hilborn of Sitton wed today at 1 o clock with close friends and relatives present. A wedding dinner followed, the couple then left for a lake trip and will reside on East State street. Attending from this city were Dr. and Mrs. William P. Felch and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hilborn with daughters Reba and Dorothy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Nicholls
Liver Street
Ellis Hilborn
Sitton
East Statetreet
William P. Felch
A. L. Hilborn
C. H. Hilborn
Reba
Dorothy
Ridge Will Honor Summer Bride-Elect
Miss Margaret King of Rhodes Place will be honored at a large bridge party hosted by Mrs. George L. Patterson on Friday afternoon at the Country Club. The event will begin at 2 30 with 100 invitations issued and visiting guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret King
Rhodes Place
Edna Matthews Moores Married in Paonia Colorado
Wednesday evening at 8 o clock in Paonia Colorado Edna daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Matthews wed John Moore formerly of our city A large reception followed their wedding tour and they will reside in Paonia Mr Moore is son of Mr and Mrs John G Moore of North Walnut street with many interested friends here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Matthews
Paonia
Colo
Edna
John Moore
Paonla
Mr. Moore
Moore
John G. Moore
North Walnut Street
Marriage of Miss Pearl Stimple and William Bradford
Dr J H Miller of St John s Evangelical Lutheran officiated the Wednesday evening wedding at 6 o clock for Pearl Stimple and William Bradford. The bride is daughter of Mrs Sarah Stimple of Lathrop street and the groom is son of Mr and Mrs W H Bradford of Crawford avenue. Mrs Stimple of Pittsburg, grandmother of the bride, attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Miller
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Grace Wilcox and Paul Greenwood Wed in Youngstown Home
The marriage of Miss Grace A. Wilcox and Paul Aaron Greenwood of Youngstown occurred Wednesday at 9 in the bride’s mother Mrs Elizabeth Wilcox’s Lydia Street house. Rev L G Batman of First Christian church officiated. a breakfast for both families followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace A. Wilcox
Paul Aaron Greenwood
Youngstown
Elizabeth Wilcox
Lydia Street
L. G. Batman
First Christian Church
Miss Maude Smith Plans Two Week East Coast Trip
Miss Maude Smith of Pittsburg street departs Friday morning for a two week tour visiting New York Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Smith
Pittsburg Street
New York
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Cubbisons Wed in Brooklyn Tie House on Delaware Avenue
Mr and Mrs Paul J Cubbison married in Brooklyn New York last week and have begun housekeeping on Delaware Avenue at their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Cubbison
Brooklyn
N. Y
Delaware Avenue
Noonday Wedding at Fralick Home
Ida Fralick and E B Carbaugh wed at the Fralick home in Norwood on a bright noon day. The ring ceremony, Lohengrin march, roses and daisies decor, and Rev H J Whalen officiated before about fifty guests. The couple planned a later trip to Washington and Chambersburg after a brief wedding journey to Cleveland Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Out of town guests included multiple Warren and Zelienople residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Fralick
E. B. Carbaugh
Cleveland
R. C. Fralick
Norwood
Highland Avenues
Blanche Zeigler
Zelienople
H. J. Whalen
First Baptist Church
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Washington, D. C
Chambersburg
John Boyd
W. M. Boyd
S. J. Boyd
Rhea
Elizabeth Boyd
Hazel
George Baer
Warren
James Boyd
Girard, O
A. Acres
Eugene Ayers
Harry Albertson
J. F. Zeigler
Blanche
Pretty wedding at McConnell home in Pearson Street
Ethel A McConnell married Herbert B Williams at 8 pm in the McConnell residence. Rev S J Johnston officiated with attendants Bessie and Sophia McConnell and Fred Williams, W S Sprott. A 75‑cover wedding dinner followed. The couple planned to visit Punxsutawney then move to Glassport. Out‑of‑town guests included Mrs Williams and son Fred of Butler County and several Evans City and Butler residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McConnell
Pearson Street
Ethel A
Herbert B. Williams
S. J. Johnston
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Bessie
Sophia McConnell
Fred Williams
W.S. Sprott
Florida
Picnic Breakfast for Local Honor Guests at Cascade Park
In honor of Miss Florence Higgins of Franklin and Misses Grace and Eleanor Crawford of Rosena Wis a group of fifteen young girls visited the city. Chaperoned by Misses Elsa Ashmore and Adeline Woodworth they enjoyed a Sunday morning picnic breakfast in Cascade park at about 3 30 o clock. The party included Lillian Wallace Ruth Woodworth Jane Whitten Clarinda Wallace Marjorie Smith Frances Moore Hazel Ehrlich Margaret Fulkerson Reba Hibborn Louis Treadwell along with the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Higgins
Franklin
Grace
Eleanor Crawford
Rosena
Wis
Elsa Ashmore
Adeline Woodworth
Cascade Park
Grove
Lillian Wallace
Ruth Woodworth
Jane Whitten
Clarinda Wallace
Marjorie Smith
Frances Moore
Hazel Ehrlich
Margaret Fulkerson
Reba Hilborn
Louis Treadwell
Misses Ashmore
Woodworth
Social Gathering At Fyffe Home In Indian Run
A Tuesday evening party at Miss Ethel and James Fyffe’s home in Indian Run attracted guests including Jay Minich of State College Clarence Patterson Harry Anderson John Black Hazel Collins Gyla Collins F W Minich Harold Munich and family of Leesburg station Mrs J W Anderson and son Paul of Mercer The dining room featured green and white decor and a delicious supper was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
James Fyffe
Indian Run
Jay Minich
State College
Clarence Patterson
Harry Anderson
John Black
Hazel
Gyla Collins
F. W. Minich
Harold Munich
Leesburg Station
J. W. Anderson
Paul
Mercer
Fourth of July Booths Organized at YWCA
The central committee managing Fourth of July refreshments met with booth heads at the YWCA on Wednesday afternoon. They partly assigned booths and planned to open three downed booths Saturday evening. The committee will meet again Monday at 3 PM with Mrs. C J Kirk of Highland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Kirk
Highland Avenue
Brest Family Reunion Planned in North Beaver Township
A Brest family reunion is set for Thursday June 30 at the home of J P Brest in North Beaver township. The Brests have broad ties across Lawrence and Mercer counties with the lineage tracing to an 1812 War soldier who settled in Plaingrove and whose descendants populated the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
J. P. Brest
Beaver Township
Lawrence
Mercer Counties
Plaingrove
Highland church game and social on church grounds
A ball game between Highland United Presbyterian church members and the bankers is scheduled for 6 o clock this evening, followed by a ice cream and strawberry social at 6 30 on the Highland church grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Bankers
Highland Church
Mrs. Don H. Amsbury Visiting Friends at Chautauqua
Mrs Don H Amsbury of Pittsburg formerly of this city spends several weeks with friends at Chautauqua New York. Her husband was a visitor in this city on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don. H. Amsbury
Pittsburg
Chautauqua
N. Y
Cox Announces Vera Cox to wed W H R Kreiling
Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs J D Cox announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Vera B Cox to Mr W H R Kreiling of Wilkinsburg on Thursday June 30 at 6 pm Rev Ira Leeper to officiate The bride elect has taught in Lawrence county for five years The groom is a member of the civil engineering firm Douglas and McKnight of Wilkinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Cox
Vera B. Cox
W. H. R. Kreiling
Wilkinsburg
Ira Leeper
Lawrence County
Douglas and McKnight
Civil Engineers of
Social and club notices from local page
Miss May Hoyt and Frank Hoyt return from six months abroad with family. Grace Wood hosts the E A T club. multiple picnics and entertaining events planned by church auxiliaries clubs and families including the Wimodau sis society annual Cascade park picnic with 30 guests and a theatre visit. reunion at Volant college and a large bridge party at Country club for Miss Margaret King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Hoyt
Frank Hoyt
North Jefferson Street
Frank Noyes
Napa
Cal
L. S. Hoyt
A. C. Hoyt
Pasadena
Grace Wood
Wallace Avenue
E. A. T. Club
First Christian Church
Lincoln Club
Eleanor Stewart
North Street
Jack Snyder
Neshannock Avenue
Highland
Ruth Reinhart
Leasure Avene
W. H. Williams
Peart Avenue
McConnell
Volant College
G. L. Patterson
North Mercer Street
Margaret King
Gram Foul
Circulating Book Club gathers guests for afternoon
Mrs W J Henry of Smithville Mrs Hill of Birmingham Miss Bessie Crumpton of Pittsburg and Miss Constance Andrews of St Louis were guests at Mrs J D F Newell's home. Kensington work and refreshments followed the book exchange. Mrs J D Trelfall invites members to meet next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Henry
Smithville
Tex
Hill
Birmingham
Ala
Bessie Crumpton
Pittsburg
Constance Andrews
St. Louis
J. D. F. Newell
North Mercer Street
Kensington
J. D. Trelfall
Rhodes Place
Park Outing by Miss Edmunds Club Members
Chaperoned by Miss Jane Edmunds, a club including Virginia Foltz Helen Trelfall Dorothy Edmunds Miriam Slough Mary Gregory June Norris and Charlotte Taylor spends the day at the park. Dinner and supper in the grove are the principal feature along with the park amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Edmunds
Virginia Foltz
Helen Trelfall
Dorothy Edmunds
Miriam Slough
Mary Gregory
June Norris
Charlotte Taylor
Mrs Hart Leaves Connellsville for Rosslyn Farms Visit
Mrs A C Hart of Connellsville has finished her visit with sister Miss Harriet Leslie and brother H G Leslie and leaves today for Rosslyn farms to visit her daughter Mrs Cloyd Poling. Local women Elizabeth and Dell Davidson Ella Caine Stella Foulke and others attended a luncheon at Mrs J W Veach's home in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hart
Connellsville
Harriet Leslie
Wallace Avenue
H. G. Leslie
Fairmont Avenue
Rosslyn Farms
Cloyd Poling
Elizabeth and
Dell Davidson
Ella Caine
Stella Foulke
Bert Wagner
Harry Peebles
J. W. Veach
Youngstown
Meeting Of T. H. E. Girls Postponed One Week
The Friday meeting with Miss Margaret Marshall of Court Street has been postponed for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Marshall
Court Street
Personal Mentions From City and Nearby Towns
Ex postmaster J H Porter of New Wilmington visits New Castle. Mrs George Carbaugh and son Earl stay with friends in Sharon and Youngstown. Mrs Stimple of Pittsburg visits daughter in law Mrs Sarah Stimple of Lathrop street. Mrs R C Lovering and children of Findlay Ohio guests of the Hilborns on Highland avenue. Edith Pangratt leaves tonight for summer with relatives in Sherwood and Maumee Ohio. Mrs William Moser and son Donald and daughter Drenna of Cleveland guests of Mrs J S Depow on Superior street. Miss Stella and Jessie Foulke return from Rochester after visiting sister Mrs John Edwards. Miss Carrie Dice returns from Wilkinsburg after visiting cousin Mrs Edwin Lehr. Miss Grace Beck of Punxsutawney visits Miss Claribel S Rich on Epworth street. Charles Whistler and daughter of Ellwood en route to Mercer to join Mrs Whistler for a stay. Mrs S B Marshall of Court street travels to Pittsburg for a week with Mrs Elder Rhodes, accompanied by daughter Jean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Porter
New Wilmington
New Castle
George Carbaugh
Earl
Sharon
Youngstown
Stimple
Pittsburg
Sarah Stimple
Lathrop Street
R. C. Lovering
Findlay
C. H. Hilborn
Highland Avenue
Edith Pangratt
Croton Avenue
Sherwood
Maumee
William Moser
Donald
Drenna
Cleveland
J. S. Depew
Superior Street
Stella
Jessie Foulke
Lincoln Avenue
Rochester
John Edwards
Carrie Dice
Court Street
Wilkinsburg
Edwin Lehr
Grace Beck
Punxsutawney
F. H. Beck
Erie Conference
Claribel S. Rich
Epworth Street
Charles Whistler
Ellwood
City
Mercer
Whistler
S. B. Marshall
Elder Rhodes
Jean
California Estate Heirment Seeks Share of $1 Million
Byron McPherson of McPherson's Corners, Pennsylvania, has filed to recover a substantial California estate valued at over 1.9 million dollars. He argues a 1908 deed by his uncle George F. Packer and a promise of $100,000 in gold from a mortgage ownership justify his claim to the bequest, though he was not named in the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Byron McPherson
McPherson's Corners
California
George F. Packer
McPherson
Byron
Packer
Banquet Tonight For Men’s League Of Seventh Ward
Two hundred men are expected at the annual banquet of the Men's League of the Seventh Ward Methodist Church this evening. The program features songs, solos, toasts, and remarks by Rev William A Branfield D D and others. Continuous music and a lunch will close the event with impromptu toasts and performances by the Orpheus Club and invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward Methodist Church
Men's League of the
America
Orpheus Mandolin
William A. Branfield
D. D
Miss Marstellar
Frank
Patterson
Orpheus Club
W. Lee Gimore
C. H. Martin
K. H. Grace
Messrs
Woodford and
Ossborne
Robert L. Wallace
Victor Stock company unveils varied lineup at Airdome
At the Airdome the Victor Stock company presents For Her Father's Sake a dramatic change from prior offerings and hailed as a top current choice. Tomorrow they stage Ten Nights in a Barroom a full production. Saturday matinee features A Night at the Theatre followed by Midnight Express in the evening finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdome
Victor Stock Company
Victor
Plan to Keep Church Open Summer At All Saints Bayside
The Rev Dr William McCord rector of All Saints Episcopal Bayside L I unveils a plan to avoid summer church closures. He asks each communicant to attend divine service once a month, dividing the congregation into groups with fixed dates, acknowledging summer pursuits but urging monthly church attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCord
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Bayside
L. I
Reckless Shooting in New Brighton Endangers Child
Three boys in New Brighton fired recklessly, a bullet pierced a window and narrowly grazed a child indoors, nearly causing serious injury. The incident highlights escalating juvenile gunfire threats in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brighton
Relief for sore muscles with Chamberlain liniment
Soreness of muscles from exercise or injury is quickly relieved by Chamberlain's Liniment. The product is also valuable for muscular rheumatism and provides quick relief. Sold by all dealers.
Boy Almost Causes Wreck on Oil Street Siding
Antonia Spina, a boy from Beaver Falls, unlocked cars on the Oil street siding, letting them dash onto the main track of the Pittsburg & Lake Erie line. He was arraigned before Squire Piper and the case was settled with his parents paying the costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Antonia Spina
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Oil Street
Squire Piper
Troop F Rifle Range Opened for Summer Training
Troop F. rifle range along the Pennsylvania railroad near Eastbrook opens for the summer. A number of troopers are training for the upcoming camp at Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eastbrook
Gettysburg
Big Doings Tonight at Boyles Field Ball Game
An evening event at Boyles Field features ice cream strawberries and cake following a ball game. Organized activities include a family friendly plan with treats and refreshments for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyles Field
New Police Station Plan Adopted by Sharon Council
Sharon council has adopted plans and specifications for the proposed new lockup and police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
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Searon
Colorado
Stimpie
Bradford
T' Metzler
Seavy
Mercer Street
Fralick Home
Wimodausis Society
May Little
Ridgway
William Gleason
Johnsonburg
Shaffer
J. H. Jordan
Mildred Rice
Leroy Taylor
Mather Bros
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Scotland
Miss Marsteller
Mr. Martin
Merrill
Union National Bank
E. Long Avenue
Boy
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin Block
Bell
Smith, Hutton, Kirk Co
Welch & Louer
Cates Seersuckers
Euwer’s
M’comb’s
Viccome
St. Cloud Hotel
Hreworks
Patterson Stationery Company
N. Mercer Street
Airdome Theatre
King & Lynn
Stock Company
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