St Josephs Church Hosts Duff Ritty Wedding
Miss Anna Frances Duff and Emil Frederick Ritty wed at 8 30 this morning in a Nuptial high mass at St Josephs. Father Yochum officiated with the bridegrooms family in attendance and James Duff performing a cornet solo. The couple plan an eastern honeymoon and will reside in the Duff home this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
Anna Frances Duff
C. C. Duff
Locust Street
Emil Frederick Ritty
Michael Ritty
Porter Street
Yochum
James Duff
Anna Wadlinger
Fred Duff
Duff
Glatz
Bradford
Stella Eberle
Mayme McCart
Duff Home
Stop
Sharon Line
Silver Leaf club elects officers at North street meeting
The Silver Leaf club met at Mrs. Anna Cox’s home on Tuesday evening to elect officers. President was Mrs. Mayme Riddle, Vice President Mrs. Emma Benninghoff, Secretary Mrs. Clara Moore, Treasurer Mrs. Ruie Curran, Press Agent Mrs. Elsie Bryson. Card contest honors went to Mrs. Curran, Mrs. Catherine Nelson and Mrs. Catherine Quinn. guest Mrs. Alice Beech of Painesville attended. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Mary Hall on West Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Leaf Club
Anna Cox
North Street
Mayme Riddle
Emma Benninghoff
Clara Moore
Ruie Curran
Elsie Bryson
Catherine Nelson
Catherine Quinn
Alice Beech
Painesville
Mary Hall
West Washington Street
Party at Miss Mary Johnson's Home Held Tuesday Evening
A gathering at the Long avenue residence of Miss Mary Johnson featured music and games as diversions. Later, her mother served a delicious lunch for those in attendance including Mary Don ley Edna Garver Helen Duncan Mary Duncan Jennie Jones Elma Harris Stella Harris Mary Johnson Carl Hawkey Albert Hewitt Andrew Smith James Speed Walter Ashton Roy Davis Albert Vetters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Johnson
Long Avenue
Mary Donley
Edna Garver
Helen Duncan
Mary Duncan
Jennie Jones
Elma Harris
Stella Harris
Carl Hawkey
Albert Hewitt
Andrew Smith
James Speed
Walter Ashton
Roy Davis
Albert Vetters
H M P Club Elects Officers at Croton Home
H M P club members were entertained Tuesday at Miss Marjorie Rhodes home Croton avenue. Plans were made for a picnic at Eastbrook Thursday July 1. Officers elected President Dorothy Houk Vice President Thelma Roberts Secretary Irene Critchlow Treasurer Caroline Rodgers Press Vallera Corban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. P. Club
Marjorie Rhodes
Croton Avenue
Eastbrook
Dorothy Houk
Thelma Roberts
Irene Critchlow
Caroline Rodgers
Vallera Corban
Luther League Picnic Planned at Cascade Park
Union meeting of committees from St. John's St. Paul's and Finnish Lutheran churches set a July 15 picnic at Cascade Park. John Rick named general chairman with a plan for a good sports program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Leagues
St. John’s
St. Paul's
St. John’s Church
Cascade Park
John Rick
Palmer Hammock Sale Offers 25 Percent Discount
Quarter Dollars Given to Every Purchaser of a Palmer Hammock features 25 percent off duplicate prices. Summer comforts include patterns from $2 to $4.25 after discount. Baby safety hammocks, regular $1, now 75 cents, promise outdoor health for infants.
Enjoyable Picnic at Cascade Park by Ma honing Book Club
The Ma honing Book club held a Tuesday evening picnic at Cascade Park to end their season meetings. Supper was served in the grove at 6 30, with 35 covers including husbands and guests from Omaha Nebraska and several local members. A committee led by Mrs G C Brand and others directed the menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Book Club
Cascade Park
Grove
E. D. Smith
Omaha, Neb
Beam
Georgine
Frances Maxwell
Elizabeth Newell
Bessie Wallace
Miss Wick
G. C. Brand
M. L. Wallace
A. R. Mornes
J. C. Raney
A. G. Murphy
O. N. O. Club
Multiple club gatherings listed for community events
A sequence of social events is recorded with hosts and venues. Dinner parties, picnics, breakfasts, and porch gatherings are noted for groups including the Philathea class, Winter Picnic club, Westside club, G G G Kensington, Holland club, Y S T society, C B B club, KoBo club, L L club, Westside D M C club, Kensington groups, Social Union, T A C Kensington, Happy Hour Sewing club, Alianza club, and numerous residents such as Miss Ella Watson Miss Blanche Lusk Miss Frances Tripp Miss Alice Lowers Mrs. John Allen Mrs. Joseph McMillin Mrs. William Graffius and Mrs. George E. Treadwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey T. Munn
Ella Watson
West Washington Street
Blanche Lusk
Edison Avenue
Joseph Pyle
James O'Laughlin
Westside
G. G. G. Kensington
John Allen
Franklin Avenue
Joseph McMillin
Holland Club
Frances Tripp
Long Avenue
Y. S. T. Society
Alice Lowers
Monroe Street
KoBo Club
Gertrude McNulty
Neshannock Avenue
L. L. Club
William Graffius
Carson Street
Kensington
Henry Artz
Washington Street
George E. Treadwell
Social Union
T. A. C. Kensington
Blanche Clark
Happy Hour Sewing Club
Charles Long
Wilson Avenue
Alianza Club
Ruby Rogan and Edward Brown Wed at St. Marys Church
Miss Ruby M. Rogan of West North street and Edward Brown of South New Castle were married at 8 this morning in St. Marys church before Father F F O Shea. Attendants were Miss Mary E Rogan and Charles Rogan. They plan to reside on West North street after a Cleveland trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby M. Rogan
West North Street
Edward Brown
South New Castle
St. Mary’s Church
F. F. O’shea
Mary E. Rogan
Charles Rogan
Meadville Centenary at Allegheny College Commencement
Local attendees at Meadville celebrate the Allegheny College centennial and annual commencement. Charles H. Johnson David Jameson Roy Hazen and others were present as a class of 103 graduates received the A. B. degree for Mr. Jameson. A. W. McKean of Mercer attended, father of Mrs. H. G. Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Allegheny College
Charles H. Johnson
David Jameson
Roy Hazen
Charles R. Davis
W. A. Worner
A. W. Harbison
A. W. McKean
Mercer
H. G. Dean
Butler avenue hospitality hosts 1913 NCHS class event
Miss Marie Randell of Butler avenue entertained associates in the commercial class of 1913 N. C. H. S. Tuesday evening. Katherine Klee sang readings by Dora Randell and music games entertained guests. Plans formed for a picnic at Robinson's Grove on the Sharon line late in July with Leota Lang, Margaret Heinrich, Martha Roth, and Sara Thompson coordinating refreshments served by the hostess mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Randall
Butler Avenue
Katherine Klee
Dora Randall
Robinson’s Grove
Sharon Line
Leota Lang
Margaret Heinrich
Martha Roth
Sara Thompson
Miss Keitzer Honored by Stritmater’s Millinery Staff
Miss Sue Clark and Miss Ethel Thompson hosted Stritmater’s millinery department girls at the home of the latter on Sixth street to honor Miss Keitzer before her summer in Los Angeles. Music readings and red and white refreshments accompanied the event served by Mrs. B. W. Thompson and daughter Theo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keitzer
Los Angeles
Cal
Sue Clark
Ethel Thompson
Stritmater
Sixth Street
B. W. Thompson
Theo
Mrs. Samuel Baker Hosts U T D Kensington Meeting
Mrs Samuel Baker of Denver Avenue hosted a U T D Kensington gathering Tuesday evening with music and sewing before refreshments. Her daughters Florence and Genoa assisted, and special guest Miss Marion Rodgers of Maume QC attended. Next Tuesday Mrs Samuel Bluedorn of Galbreath Avenue will entertain the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Baker
Denver Avenue
U. T. D. Kensington
Florence
Genoa
Marion Rodgers
Maume, QC
Samuel Bluedorn
Galbreath Avenue
Enjoyable Meeting Of The O M K Club
Guests of Mrs. William Thayer of Shaw Street attended an enjoyable meeting of the O M K club hosted at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thayer
Shaw Street
O. M. K. Club
Club event entertains with poetry and roses
A Tuesday evening gathering featured Mrs J C Walls and daughter Irma along with Miss Thelma Camblin and Miss Olive Rape as guests. Music highlighted the program with recitations by Miss Louise Bauman and rose decorations. Miss Rape assisted with serving as hostesses plan a breakfast three weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Walls
Irma
Thelma Camblin
Olive Rape
Louise Bauman
Miss Rape
Kensington Club Meeting At Mrs Martin Home
Mrs J S Martin hosted the N H B Kensington on Park Avenue Tuesday afternoon. Roses decorated the rooms and guests enjoyed informal hours. Refreshments were served with help from Mrs C L Martin and Edgar B Speer. The September meeting will be hosted by Mrs Willis Alford of Moody Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
J. S. Martin
N. H. B. Kensington
C. L. Martin
Edgar B. Speer
Willis Alford
Moody Avenue
Allegheny College marks 100th anniversary with alumni
At Allegheny Commencement Charles A. Ensign of Madison Avenue with Judge 8 F Churst of Warren Gilbert Nadine of Florida and David Jameson of New Castle attend the 100th anniversary of Allegheny College where the men are graduates Ensign will return Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Charles A. Ensign
Madison Avenue
8. F. Churst
Warren
Gilbert Nadine
Florida
David Jameson
New Castle
Allegheny College
Ensign
Youngstown
Italian club hosts at Neshannock Avenue home
Miss Lulu Boyles and Dr H D Boyles entertained the Italian club at their Neshannock avenue residence Tuesday evening. The gathering was informal with music and conversation and dainty refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Boyles
H. D. Boyles
Neshannock Avenue
Milton social club hosts Kensington guest evening
Miss Jane Book of Milton street entertained the F. L. C. Kensington Tuesday evening with Miss Bingham as special guest. May and Hazel Book assisted in serving refreshments. In one week the club will meet with Miss Olive Hay of Franklin avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Book
Milton Street
F. L. C. Kensington
Bingham
May
Hazel Book
Olive Hay
Franklin Avenue
Mrs Greer and guests leave for Chautauqua summer home
Mrs Charles Greer of North Jefferson street and Miss Margaret Emery depart by car for Chautauqua New York to open her summer home. Milliard Greer and Jack Gordon plan to join his mother within a week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Greer
North Jefferson Street
Margaret Emery
Chautauqua, N. Y
Milliard Greer
Jack Gordon
North Mercer Street
H. A. D. Club Meets At Harriet Smith Home
Members of the H. A. D. club spent Tuesday evening in the home of Miss Harriet Smith of Laurel avenue. The usual diversions found favor and she by her sister, Grace. In two weeks Mrs. James Stewart of Summer avenue will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. D. Club
Harriet Smith
Laurel Avenue
Grace
James Stewart
Summer Avenue
J. C. Pherson
Leasure Avenue
William Strobel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Helen Lehan
Phillips Street
Edna Neff
South Mill Street
Pulaski
Phillip Wing
Oak Street
Pittsburg
Sue Harvard
Lyndal Street
J. C. Raney
West Cherry Street
Mildred
Marie Shaklee
Sharon
W. E. Shaklee
Milton Street
David Lewis
David
Hamilton Street
Steubenville
June Norris
North Beaver Street
Beulah Norris
West Grant Avenue
Lois Davenport
Ray Davenport
Garfield Avenue
Buffalo
Herbert Douglas
Locust Street
Mary Golden
North Street
Duluth
Mary Wilson
Bethesda
W. FE. Shaklee
H. E. Shaklee
Wilbur McCullough
University of Pennsylvania At
Philadelphia
W. T. McCullough
Crawford Avenue
G. H. Newman
New York City
B. A. Hamill
James Cook
Clyde Morris
Youngstown
Gladys Williams
Meyer Avenue
Shenango Valley Hospital
Charlotte Johnson
University of Pittsburg
Frederick Arthur
Floyd McChesney
Martha
Grove City
Arbor Vitae Kensington Picnic at Cascade Park
Members of the Arbor Vitae Kensington and their families enjoyed a noontime picnic at Cascade Park with 28 covers. The afternoon was informal and next Wednesday the club will be entertained by Mrs. James McKissick of Ray Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbor Vitae
Kensington
Cascade Park
James McKissick
Ray Street
Mrs Murphy Leaves for Five Week Visit
Mrs. J. E. Murphy of Sewickley concludes a short visit with her mother Mrs. Grace Ellison of Gard ner and departs for a five week visit with her sister Mrs. W. J. Hanna in New York City. She is accompanied by her brother J. B. Ellison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Murphy
Sewickley
Grace Ellison
Gardner
W. J. Hanna
New York City
J. B. Ellison
Local trio attends Rochester nursing school commencement
Mr and Mrs E L Craig Mrs Reed Pitzer and Miss Della Baden returned from a motor trip to Rochester to attend the Training School for Nurses commencement at Rochester General hospital Tuesday evening with their niece Miss Anna Perry among the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Craig
Reed Pitzer
Della Baden
Rochester
Rochester General Hospital
Anna Perry
A. B. D. Society Picnic at Muddy Creek Falls
Members of the A. B. D. society of the First Presbyterian church held their annual picnic at Muddy Creek Falls on Tuesday. Mrs. W. B. Gormley was a special guest. A noon dinner was served and several members stayed for supper after informal afternoon activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muddy Creek Falls
A. B. D. Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
W. B. Gormley
Birthday Surprise for Percy A Wallace at Taylor Street
Forty friends surprised Percy A Wallace of Taylor Street for his 25th birthday last evening. Games and music provided entertainment and gifts were presented to the honoree. Mrs Wallace and Miss Alexandria Christley assisted with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy A. Wallace
Taylor Street
Wallace
Alexandria Christley
Breakfast outing at Cascade park with six young ladies
A group of six Misses enjoyed breakfast at Cascade park this morning shortly after six o'clock. They returned to the city around eight o'clock. The party included Kathryn Irvine Martha Cox Leona Perry Ruth Shafer Ruth Gustafson and Martha Speers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Kathryn Irvine
Martha Cox
Leona Perry
Ruth Shafer
Ruth Gustafson
Martha Speers
High School Girls Host Informal Kensington at Winter Avenue
At Miss Frances Maxwell's invitation a small circle of high school girls gathered this afternoon for an informal Kensington. The hostess was assisted by her mother and sister in serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Maxwell
Winter Avenue
Kensington
Kensington Club Hosts Two Guests From Erie and Hammond
U. T. D. Kensington entertained with Mrs. George Foster of Erie and Mrs. Ellen Abbott of Hammond, Ind. Special guests for the occasion. Next Tuesday Miss Conner of TemPalena Avenue will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. T. D. Kensington
J. F. Burchart
George Foster
Erie
Ellen Abbott
Hammond
Ind
Conner
Tempalena Avenue
Picnic at the Park With O. N. O. Club Friends
Fourteen members of the O. N. O. club and friends enjoyed a Tuesday evening picnic at the park at 6 30 o clock with casual games and refreshments.
Esayla Club Stages Meeting Notice
Home of Mrs. Mary Norris on Fast Main Street hosted a Tuesday afternoon gathering as interested members met. The article states the next meeting location will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Norris
Fast Main Street
Esayla Club
Miss Corinne Batchelder Visits Miss Marie Wilson
Miss Corinne Batchelder of Peoria Illinois concludes a visit to Miss Marie Wilson on North Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Batchelder
Peoria, Ill
Marie Wilson
North Jefferson Street
Laura Young Bible Class Picnic Postponed Indefinitely
The Laura Young Bible class picnic scheduled for Thursday has been postponed indefinitely, with no rescheduled date announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Young
Miss Nannie Mitcheltree to attend Grove City summer school
Miss Nannie Mitcheltree of West Washington street leaves Thursday for Grove City to attend summer school, listing her as a local resident traveling for educational programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Mitcheltree
West Washington Street
Grove City
Centenary Exercises Hold Allegheny College Honors
Rev. J. L. Stratton attends the Meadville centennial exercises marking Allegheny College history with a religious and educational program in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Stratton
Meadville
Allegheny College
Personal notices of births and visits across city streets
A long list of local family notices reports births at Leasure and Pennsylvania avenues, recoveries, visits and greetings among residents including Strobel, Lehan, Wing, Shaklee, Norris, Davenport, Shaklee, Norris, and many others. Several trips and stays are noted, with university and hospital references and a Prospect Cor. ending.
Missionary Tea at Second Baptist Church in New Castle
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Second Baptist Church will hold a regu lar missionary tea tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 at the church. All members are urged to attend as business regarding the election of a delegate to the annual association will be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Second Baptist Church
Hazel Williams Has Summer Visit With Williams Family
Miss Hazel Williams returns home from Holyoke College to spend the summer with her parents Dr. and Mrs. T. V. Williams of South Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Williams
Holyoke College
T. V. Williams
South Mill Street
Miss Sara Newell Hosts Mary Evans In Franklin Visit
Miss Mary Evans of Fort Wayne Indiana travels to Franklin for a short stay returning Thursday. Miss Sara Newell is hosting the guest during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Newell
Mary Evans
Fort Wayne
Ind
Franklin
Y W C A Notes Dinner at Association Camp
The board of managers will dine together at the association camp on Thursday. John Bull possesses 11,000 merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bull
Birthday Social Held by Epworth Church Women
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of Epworth M E church held its annual Birthday social at Mrs. P. H. Kearns home on Shenango Street. A large crowd attended a dialogue and musical program by the youth. refreshments were served. The next regular meeting will be at Mrs. Ed. Mayberry’s Chestnut Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Epworth M. EB
P. H. Kearns
North Shenango Street
Ed. Mayberry
Chestnut Street
Missionary society hosts open meeting at St John’s Lutheran
The Ladies Missionary Society of St John’s Lutheran church held its annual open meeting in the church parlors on Tuesday evening. Miss Riffer and Mrs Rawle directed an engaging program centered on The Children of the World at Worship with fine church choir music and a quartet. Rev J H Miller and wife spoke on the summer camp run by Associated Charities and Miss Ripper discussed The India Laces. A liberal offering was taken for the camp, with refreshments and a social period to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies‘ Missionary Society of
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Riffer
Rawle
Treser
Spencer
Genkinger and Hess
Esther
Mary Jefferies
J. H. Miller
Associated Charities
Ripper
United Fraternities plan large picnic and game
The United Fraternities of Lawrence county held a Monday meeting in the M W A hall to plan a big outing at Cascade park in New Castle on picnic day Wednesday. A ball game between New Castle and New Wilmington will determine the Silver Championship Cup, last year held by New Wilmington. The cup remains the property of the United Fraternities until a second team wins it. In McGounhall, the A I U lodge re elected all officers at their Monday evening session, followed by a social with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fraternities
Lawrence County
M. W. A. Hall
Cascade Park
New Castle
New Wilmington
A. I. U. Lodge
McGounhall
Almira Home Service To Be Held By Reformed Presbyterian Church
The Reformed Presbyterian church will conduct the service at the Almira home Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Almira Home
Little Boy Terribly Injured in Street Accident
Master Dick Green seven suffered a fractured leg deep lip cut and possible internal injuries after a motorcycle struck him near West North street. The rider fled but the boy remained brave asking for his lolly pop as bystanders assisted before the owner of the bike bought him ten lollies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Green
West North Street
Slaton Grounds Like Armed Camp
Georgia militiamen camped around Gov. John M. Slaton’s home after demonstrations tied to Leo M. Frank’s sentence commutation. Soldiers warned they could stay two or three days to curb rioting while Slaton prepared his legislative address. Cliques opposed to Slaton and Frank remained vocal as effigies of both figures were reported burned or hung in several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
John M. Slaton
Frank
Mass Meeting Scheduled for Monday Evening
A public mass meeting will be held next Monday evening June 28 at the Y W C A auditorium under the Good Citizenship Community league an auxiliary of the National Reform association. Rev J S Martin of Pittsburg superintendent of the National Reform association and Attorney Craig of Aliquippa will speak. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Citizenship Community League
National Reform Association
J.S. Martin
Pittsburg
Attorney Craig
Aliquippa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Metzler
Owens
Phone Bell
G. A. T. Kensington
A. B. D. Society Picnic
Breakfast
College
Samuel Hogue
Detroit
E. W. Crawford
Walnut Street
Harrisburg
Princeton University
John Q. Stewart
Edward Medard
Morton Street
Thomas Byers
H. H. Sitler
Ohio
Peter Scheidemantle
Portersville
Scheidemantle
William Peffer
Peffer
Lancaster Township
Eliza McGowan
Prospect Cor
Missionary Tea
Elcayia Club
Missionary Meeting
U. F. Outing
Almira
W. North Street
Slaton
Euwer
Hoosier
Buwer’s Furniture
D. McGonn
Herb D. McGoun
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