Morning wedding at St Marys Churchjoys to Meagher Schied
Miss Bessie Schied of Jefferson street and Mr George L Meagher were married at 8 am Wednesday in St Marys church with Rev Father OShea officiating A dinner followed at the groom’s home The couple plan a wedding trip to Chicago Milwaukee Garrett and Sandusky before settling in the city where Meagher works as a telegraph operator The bride is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Schied and the groom is the son of Mrs Margars Lotz Meagher
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Bessie Schied
Jefferson Street
George L. Meagher
St. Mary's Church
Father O'Shea
Harry B. Meagher
Pittsburg Street
Mrs. Meagher
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wis
Garret
Ind
Sandusky
Meagher
Peter Schied
Margars
Lotz Meagher
Fisher Marries Newark Native Maude Johnson In Carnegie Ties
George R. Fisher of this city marries Miss Maude Johnson of Newark Ohio at the groom’s aunt Mrs D. McCann’s home in Newark. Rev L C Sparks officiates with Mr and Mrs Walter Daugherty as attendants. The couple, now stopping with the Fishers on Quest Street, have long been childhood friends from Carnegie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Fisher
Maude Johnson
Newark
D. McCann
L. C. Sparks
Walter Daugherty
G. E. Fisher
Quest Street
Carnegie
Fisher
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Quiet wedding at the Gailey home marks new union
At noon on Wednesday Miss Mayme Reed of North Beaver Township wed David Woods. The ceremony occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs Louis Gailey on Summer Avenue with Rev R H Mulholland of Highland United Presbyterian Church officiating, a school friend of the couple.
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Louis Gailey
Summer Avenue
Mayme Reed
North Beaver Township
David Woods
R. H. Mulholland
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Local Bride Weds Mr Woods Then Lake Trip Planned
The wedding officiated with dinner following. Mr and Mrs Woods will head for a lake trip this afternoon and upon return plan to reside at Enon Valley. The bride is James Reed's daughter loved by many friends. Woods is son of Mr and Mrs J B Woods and nephew of Mrs John Watson of Highland Avenue. He is described as a young gentleman of sterling qualities.
Quiet Tuesday Wedding Of Olive McKissick And LeRoy Zeigler
At the home of Rev. H. M. Burns in Hamilton street, Olive McKissick of Butler avenue and LeRoy Zeigler were married at 9 o clock Tuesday. Attendants were Leda Sager and Robert R. Brockman. The couple will establish a home in the city. The bride is William McKissick’s daughter and well liked. The groom works for the Baltimore Ohio railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Burns
Hamilton Street
Olive McKissick
Butler Avenue
LeRoy Zeigler
Leda Sager
Robert R. Brockman
William McKissick
Baltimore , Ohio Railroad
Matthews Mayberry Wedding At Croton Avenue Church
Miss Errol Matthews and Mr. Charles Mayberry wed at 4 pm Wednesday in the home of Rev. J. L. Stratton. The couple, from South New Castle and the city respectively, will reside on Leasure Avenue. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Matthews and is popular with many friends.
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Nellie Castle
South Jefferson Street
L. W. Perkins
West Side
Taka Kensington
Old Glory Club
Hazel Reeble
Montgomery Avenue
Laura Marquis
Front Street
American Women's Guild
C. N. Lockhart
Smithfield Street
New Castle Club
Park Pavilion
Margaret Bradford
Crawford Avenue
Ford Fulkerson
West Washington Street
W. H. Bradford
Helen Garvin
Park Avenue
S. S. S. Kensington
Charles Fletcher
Circulating Book Club
Park
Fellows Plan Dance at Cascade Park Pavilion
Unusual interest centers on another social event by the Fellows to be held at Cascade Park Pavilion on Thursday evening July 2. The well attended dances draw many young people and the announced date will attract interest in the city’s social set.
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Cascade Park Pavilion
Cc T C Girls Entertained by Miss Hess and Miss Beck
The C C T C girls met with Miss Marian Hess of South Mercer Street for an enjoyable session Tuesday evening. They shared social conversation and crafted needlework pieces before a luncheon. The group will reconvene with Miss Hattie Beck of Terrace Avenue on July 8.
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Cc. T. C
Marian Hess
South Mercer Street
C. T. C. Club
Hattie Beck
Terrace Avenue
St John's Lutherans Visit Zelienople Orphans Home
A large group from St John’s Evangelical Lutheran church will travel to Zelienople Thursday morning to visit the orphans’ home run by the Lutheran church. Thursday is donation day there and the travelers will depart the city at the 9:50 a.m. train.
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St. John's
Wallace Avenue Girls Host A B C Club Afternoon
The girls linked with Miss Rachel Patterson of Wallace Avenue enjoyed games and refreshments at her home Tuesday afternoon. They will meet again next Tuesday with Miss Myriam Slough of Lincoln Avenue.
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Rachel Patterson
Wallace Avenue
Myriam Slough
Lincoln Avenue
West Side L. T. L. Enjoy Outing at Matthews Grove
The West Side L T L members with friends enjoyed a Monday outing at Matthews grove. They spent the day with various games and a sumptuous dinner. The ideal day will be long remembered.
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West Side
Matthews’ Grove
Orchestra club practice at Miss McCandless home
The Orchestra club held its usual meeting at Miss Mabel McCandless’s Pittsburg street home Tuesday evening with varied musical selections. The next gathering is set for next Tuesday at Paul McCandless’s North street residence.
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Orchestra Club
Mabel McCandless
Pittsburg Street
Paul McCandless
North Street
Social postponed by First Christian church committee
The missionary society committee of the First Christian church has postponed the Thursday evening social to a later date.
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The
Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Women’s union meeting at First Christian church
The Women’s Union of the First Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 o’clock at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Union of the
First Christian Church
Protected Home Circle to Elect Officers Thursday
The Protected Home Circle will meet Thursday evening to elect officers. The gathering aims to choose leadership for the organization. The event reflects ongoing bylaws and local fraternal activity.
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Protected Home Circle
Scalak Case Won’t Go Down Without Court Action
Attorney James Chambers and W. J. Moffatt asked the court this morning to extend time for filing reasons to strike off non-suit in the case of Zuza Scalak versus A. I. Wachs and wife. Miss Scalak once lived in the Wachs home and accused the defendants of false arrest in a robbery at that residence. The case was non-suited at a recent term.
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James Chambers
W. J. Moffatt
Zuza Scalak
A. I. Wachs
Miss Scalak
Wachs
Picnics Mark Summer Gatherings At Cascade Park
Several organizations held summer picnics at Cascade park with guests totaling over 50 for the Current Events Circle and 25 or more for the Y. M. C. A. ladies auxiliary. The events featured lunches, coffee service, and social activities in the grove, with plans for an upcoming park picnic in two weeks.
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Cascade Park
Holland club entertained by Mrs Johns on Spruce street
Mrs. W. O. Johns of Spruce street entertained the Holland club at cards Tuesday evening. A large number of guests were present and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. F. L. Truby of North street. Miss Alma Cartwright of Pittsburg, Miss Marie E. Baker and George A. Baker of Youngstown, were the guests of friends in this city Tuesday and were entertained at dinner at the Lawrence club last evening.
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Mrs. Roberts
Massachusetts
Margaret Reynolds
Kensington
Charles Scheffer
Sutton Street
J. Q. Roberts
Park
W. O. Johns
Spruce Street
Holland Club
Cards
F. L. Truby
North Street
Alma Cartwright
Pittsburg
Marie E. Baker
George A. Baker
Youngstown
Lawrence Club
Feeney Not Ordered Trial in Burglary Case
District Attorney nolle pros the case against Steve Feeney on burglary charges connected to the residence of Hon. William M. Brown. The action follows insufficient evidence to convict as Feeney was among several visitors and witnesses in the proceeding.
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Young
Steve Feeney
Feeney
Sammy” Brown
William M. Brown
Sammy
Stritmater Store Announces Big June White Goods Sale
The advertisement declares a June Special White Goods Sale starting Friday at 9 o clock with bargains on Ladies Hats Tailored Suits Shoes and all departments. The notice repeats the start time and date Friday morning June 26 at 9.
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Stritmater
Stritmater Store
One More Motion Court In July
Court adjourned this morning until the first Monday of July when a short motion court will be held. This will be the last session until after the lawyers’ vacation.
Bryson Plumbing Co. Seeks Orders at East Street
The Bryson Plumbing Co located at 29 East street invites customers to place orders. They promise prompt attention and guarantee their work. Contact Bell phone 1632 2541.
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East Street
Bell Phone
George Brown Pleads Guilty to Assault and Battery
George Brown pleaded guilty to assault and battery before Alderman Green last night. He admitted giving Pete a strong beating and paid the costs of the case.
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George Brown
Pete Dusky
Alderman Green
Pete
Clairvoyant Madame LaFell Heads to Sherman House
New York clairvoyant and magnetic healer Madam LaFell will visit the Sherman House for several days. Free consultations offered and proof readings available at a discount this week. Location 25716.
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Madam LaFell
New York
Sherman House
Last Fill On Butler End Of Street Car Line
A gang of 25 workmen with several trains arrived at Lyndora to build a large fill near the schoolhouse a half mile above Lyndora on the Pittsburg Harmony Butler and New Castle street railway line. The fill 35 feet deep at the Harmony bridge will delay the line completion by about two weeks. Butler will vote in the fall on becoming a city of the third class.
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Lyndora
School House
Pittsburg
Harmony, Butler
New Castle Street
Butler Eagle
Butler
Harmony
Wilson’s Bridge
Jones & Laughlin Wins Ore Dust Case in Pennsylvania Supreme Court
The Jones & Laughlin Steel company has won the long legal fight over ore dust emissions. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court in Philadelphia issued the decision yesterday, upholding the plant’s operations. Pittsburg residents had sought to stop dust emissions, arguing the area was unfit to live in.
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New Castle
Neville Bail Forfeited and Legal Costs Ordered
James Neville’s bail was forfeited in court for absence at call. He faced a serious charge and had reportedly left town after marrying. A process issued for Mike Carbon due to grand jury costs in the prosecution of Peter Coudespoti for an Edenburg assault.
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James Neville
Neville
Mike Carbon
Peter Coudespoti
Edenburg
Man Pleads Guilty After Iron Nut Incident
Eftisti Savonesky argued with George Smith in Mahoningtown earlier this week and used a heavy iron nut to puncture remarks. Constable Nat Williams arrested him and brought him before Alderman Green where he admitted guilt and paid the assessed costs.
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Eftisti Savonesky
George Smith
Mahoningtown
Nat Williams
Alderman Green
Old German Piles Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An article promotes a home remedy for piles using six drops carbolic acid, one dram Zotan, and 1 to 2 ounces of ointment. Applied night and morning, it claims quick relief and permanent cure, described as an old German recipe that has cured thousands.
Card of Thanks for Mrs Sophia Young
The Davis and Kray Families thank friends and neighbors for kindness and assistance during the illness and death of our beloved mother Mrs Sophia Young. Gratitude to the Evangelical church members and to Rev Tirsek and Rev McCormick who officiated at the funeral.
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Sophia Young
Evangelical Church
Tirsek
McCormick
Davis
Kray
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W. T. Whan
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Perry Chapley
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Stella
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