Former Resident to Wed Thursday
Miss Marie Barlow daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Barlow of Youngstown will marry A E McCoy of Youngstown at 9 oclock Thursday morning. After the ceremony the couple will travel to the St Lawrence for a wedding trip and upon return plan housekeeping in a bungalow on the South side. Attending are J H Fiscus and daughter Miss Lucy Fiscus Miss Mabel Miller and guests Mr and Mrs G D Fiscus and son Bracken Miss Mollie Fiscus of Leechburg and the bride is a granddaughter of Mr Fiscus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Barlow
Joseph Barlow
Youngstown
A. E. McCoy
St. Lawrence
J. H. Fiscus
Lucy Fiscus
Mabel Miller
City
G. D. Fiscus
Bracken
Mollie Fiscus
Leechburg
Fiscus
Local Social Rounds Highlight Lunceon Teas and Reunions
Mrs. T B Wagner hosts a 1 pm luncheon. Miss Mabel Taylor and Frank W Thompson marry at noon. Mrs. Michael Devlin entertains Shamrock club. Ladies association marks 20th anniversary. Miss Helen McCracken hosts T H E club. Arthur Brown holds a dinner for visitors. Taka Kensington picnic at the park. Mrs. William Koonce entertains Kensington associates. Mrs Annie Edminston hosts the Queen Sewing circle. Mrs C B Schoenfeld entertains the Alianza club. Walton Armstrong reunion at J W Houk home Shenango township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.B. Wagner
Rhodes Place
Mabel Taylor
Frank W. Thompson
Michael Devlin
Atlantic
Shamrock Club
Ladies’ Association
Helen McCracken
Westlawn
Youngstown Road
T. H. E. Club
Arthur Brown
East Street
Taka Kensington
William Koonce
Walnut Street
Kensington Associates
Annie Edminston
Taylor Street
Queen Sewing Circle
C. 8. Schoenfeld
Long Avenue
Alianza Club
Walton-Armstrong
J. W. Houk
Shenango Township
Marriage of Lilian Smith and Jerome Frank in New Castle
Announcement from the Youngstown Telegram notes the quiet marriage of Miss Lilian Smith and Jerome Frank in New Castle on May 11. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith of Chalmers Avenue and the groom of Mr. and Mrs. B. Frank of Spring Street. The couple will reside with the bride's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Smith
Jerome Frank
New Castle
Joe Smith
Chalmers Avenue
Mr. Frank
B. Frank
Spring Street
Youngstown
McCready Family Leaves East Street for Eastbrook Summer
Mr and Mrs J C McCready and their East Street family travel to Eastbrook to spend the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McCready
East Street
Eastbrook
Evening Party Provides Pleasant Social Evening
A Tuesday evening gathering hosted by Miss Reba Hilborn and Miss Louise Treadwell at a Highland avenue home featured garden roses, cards, and dancing for visiting guests. Aides included Mrs. C. H. Hilborn and others. out of town guests listed Frances Hayes of Waco, Harriet Knatvold of Albert Lea, Katherine Burns of Lancaster, Adele Roy of Brooklyn, and Mr. Gilbert of Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayery
Reba Hilborn
Uise Treadwell
Highland Avenue
C. H. Hilborn
A. W. Treadwell
John Oursler
H. E. Bleakley
James Taylor
Isses Frances Hayes
Waco, Tex
Harriet Knatvold
Albert Lea
Minn
Katherine Burns
Lancaster
Adele Roy
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gilbert
Newark
Central Christian Church Social Honors Biddles of Wellsboro
Young people at Central Christian church hosted a Tuesday evening social in the parlors honoring Frank and Earl Biddle of Wellsboro West Virginia. Games and music filled the night and a luncheon with rose decor followed. Chaperons included Mrs. John Scherger Mrs. D P Shaffer and Mrs. Biddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Frank
Earl Biddle
Wellsboro
W. Va
Mary Scherger
Harriet Harris
Ruth Shaffer
Dorothy Harris
Grace Johns
Edith Dean
Francis Douglass
Edna Hoffman
John Scherger
D. P. Shaffer
Biddle
Wellsburg
Breakfast for Epworth Sunday School Class At Park
Delightful breakfast given Wednesday morning at the park for the Sunday school class of Mrs. Chris Coulthard of Epworth M. E. church. An abundant meal was served and enjoyed by the young men: Wm Ball, Lee Greer, Edward Patterson, Charles Leiby, Wm Fox, Albert Wilkins, Carol Kearns, Lawrence Fails, George Reed, Elmer Shaeffer, and Fred Mayberry with Miss Anna Cox assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Coulthard
Epworth M. E. Church
Coulthard
Anna Cox
Wm. Ball
Lee Greer
Edward Patterson
Charles Leiby
Wm. Fox
Albert Wilkins
Carol Kearns
Lawrence Fails
George Reed
Elmer Shaeffer
Fred Mayberry
Perry hosts pleasant dinner for local club members
Mrs 8S W Perry of South Mill street presided Tuesday evening over a club of former days. Covers were laid for 12 and flowers decorated the table. Her daughters Misses Lillian and Anna Perry assisted. Mrs Frank McKenna of Pittsburg, a guest in the Perry home, was the only out of town guest. Hours after were spent informally.
Elcayia Club Holds Summer Meet At ReadER Home
The Elcayia club met at Mrs. Margaret Reader's North street home on Tuesday afternoon to plan summer activities. Four tables were used for card games with prizes awarded to Mrs. William Cromwell and Mrs. Nellie Johnston. Plans included a Portersville cottage picnic where Mrs. Nellie Johnston will stay over the summer, and Miss Mae Johnston who departs July 10 for a trip abroad attended as a guest. Mrs. Nora Wogan and daughter Mildred served refreshments. The club will be hosted again in two weeks by Mrs. Wogan on North street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elcayia Club
Margaret Reader
North Street
William Cromwell
Nellie Johnston
Portersville
Mae Johnston
Nora Wogan
Mildred
Jack Frank
Long Avenue
Crafton
D. Frank
Bessie Ramsey
Ruth
Youngstown
Samuel Ellison
Fred Urmson
Highland Avenue
J. F. Edgar
Blaine Street
Bethel U. P
Beaver Valley
North Hill Kensington Club Meets at Garfield Avenue
Mrs. Thomas Clark Mrs. Fred House and Mrs. B K Thacker attended as special guests at a North Hill Kensington gathering held at Mrs. F E Sowersby home on Garfield Avenue Tuesday afternoon. The usual order of business was followed and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Clyde Gilfillan on Highland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Clark
Fred House
B. K. Thacker
North Hill Kensington
F. E. Sowersby
Garfield Avenue
Clyde Gilfillan
Highland Avenue
Rae Muirhead
Muirhead
North Street Hostess Plans Friday Picnic at Robertson Home
Mrs L. C. Houston welcomed N. H. B. Kensington Tuesday afternoon with sewing as the entertainment. Mrs John attended as a guest and Miss Pearl Houston helped hostesses. Refreshments were served and a picnic was planned for Friday July 10 at Mrs J F Robertson's Leasure Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Houston
North Street
N. H. B. Kensington
John
E. A. T. Club Meeting Postponed
The E A T club meeting scheduled for Friday evening at the home of Misses Ruby and Florence MacNab on Highland avenue has been postponed to next week with the date to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby
Florence MacNab
Highland Avenue
Social gathering honors Miss Josephine Biles of New Castle
Mr and Mrs Robert Hannah Jr Mr and Mrs Philip Warren and guest Miss Josephine Biles of New Castle and Edward Boyd motored to Conneaut Lake Tuesday evening Mrs Philip Warren entertains Friday afternoon at cards in honor of Miss Josephine Biles of New Castle Sharon Cor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Biles
Robert Hannah, Jr
Philip Warren
Josephine Biles
New Castle
Edward Boyd
Conneaut Lake
Sharon Cor
Slippery Rock State Normal Holds Graduation
Mr and Mrs C P McCreary and family of Walnut Street attend the commencement exercises at Slippery Rock State Normal school today their daughter Agnes McCreary is among the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. McCreary
Walnut Street
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Agnes McCreary
Quiet Wedding for Martha Farrell and La Verne Tieche
Miss Martha Ellen Farrell and La Verne Cleveland Tieche wed in a quiet Tuesday ceremony at Dr. H J Whalen’s home on Winter avenue. Attendants were Miss Laverta Walls and John O Patterson. The couple planned a short honeymoon to Orville and other points before establishing a home on Franklin avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Whalen
Winter Avenue
Martha Ellen Farrell
Court Street
la Verne Cleveland Tieche
Laverta L. Walls
John O. Patterson
Nelson Farrell
Orville
Franklin Avenue
Maude Guy and Harry Gillespie Quietly Wed at Chewton Home
The marriage of Miss Maude Guy daughter of Mr and Mrs W P Guy of Chewton to Harry Gillespie of Hazel Dell was solemnized this afternoon at Reverend Charles Bell s home A dinner followed at the groom s sister Mrs John Davis home and the couple began housekeeping at Hazel Dell
Mrs Gwin Hosts Luncheon for Sister and Guests
Mrs. Gwin of East Washington street held a 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday in honor of her sister Mrs. E M Ferringer of Porto Rico who leaves Saturday. Tea covers and rose decorations featured the event. Mrs. Gwin also entertains Rev and Mrs R A Thompson of Stonboro and Mrs Herman Farrell of St Marys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gwin
East Washington Street
E. M. Ferringer
Porto Rico
O. M. E. Club Members Plan Idora Park Picnic
A dozen O. M. E. club members had breakfast at the park on Tuesday and spent the following hours informal planning a picnic at Idora Park in Youngstown two weeks from today. They also decided to leave on the 9 o'clock car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. E. Club
Idora Park
Youngstown
Engagement of Miss Todd to Charles E White
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Helen Kay Todd of Pittsburg to Charles E White, son of Dr and Mrs I C White of Morgantown West Virginia, is noted among local friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kay Todd
Pittsburg
Charles 8. White
I. C. White
Morgantown
W. Va
Tillie Remley Hosts Silver Leaf Club Meeting
Mrs Tillie Remley of Croton avenue entertained the Silver Leaf club Tuesday evening. Cards furnished entertainment for three tables and special guest Mrs Wallace Earl attended. A brief business session elected officers and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs Paul Benninghoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Remley
Croton Avenue
Silver Leaf Club
Wallace Earl
Paul Benninghoff
Miss Gladys Robertson to visit Philadelphia and Atlantic City
Miss Gladys Robertson of Leasure avenue leaves Saturday for a two months visit to Philadelphia and Atlantic City where she will be the guest of her grandmother Mrs M A Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Robertson
Leasure Avenue
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
M. A. Barker
Enjoyable Party At Paul Patterson Home
Paul Patterson hosted a Tuesday evening gathering at his Youngstown road home. Guests enjoyed lawn music and games with a selection of refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown Road
Paul Patterson
Dinner at Y W C A by Miss Harriet Dunlap
Miss Harriet Dunlap of Leasure avenue will entertain at a dinner at the Y W C A Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Dunlap
Leasure Avenue
Mrs Love Visits Greer Family in North Jefferson
Mrs Robert C Love of New York arrived for a visit with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs George Greer on North Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Love
New York
George Greer
North Jefferson Street
Class Picnic Brings Laura Young Bible Class Members
Members of the Laura Young Bible class held their fourth annual picnic at Cascade Park Tuesday evening with 65 people present. The group will meet next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Dunwoodie of Maryland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Young
Cascade Park
Dunwoodie
Maryland Avenue
Miss Frances Hays of Waco Visits Miss J Dorothy Morehead
Miss Frances Hays of Waco Texas has concluded a visit with Miss J Dorothy Morehead of East street, ending a period of social calls and companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances, Hays
Waco, Tex
J Dorothy Morehead
East Street
Shamrock Club Party Rescheduled by Mrs Devlin
Mrs Michael Devlin of Atlantic Avenue will entertain the Shamrock club on Thursday evening instead of Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Devlin
Atlantic Avenue
Shamrock Club
Reverend marries Miss Swagger and Mr Lutz at home
At his home on Richelieu avenue Rev. S. C. Gamble joined in marriage Miss Bertha M. Swagger of Wampum and Raymond E. Lutz of Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richelieu Avenue
Rev. S. C. Gamble
Bertha M. Swagger
Wampum
Raymond E. Lutz
Ellwood City
Morning Wedding at St Marys Church Seals union of Miss Anna Britton and Joseph O Laughlin
Miss Anna Britton of Elm Street married Joseph O Laughlin of West Washington Street in an 8 oclock morning ceremony at St Marys Church. Father F F O Shea officiated with Francis O Laughlin as best man. Afterward a breakfast for 25 at the bride's parents home, with visitors from Erie Detroit and Terre Haute. The couple plan a Buffalo Toronto honeymoon and reside on West Washington Street in a newly furnished home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Britton
Elm Street
Joseph O'Laughlin
West Washington Street
St. Mary's Church
Josephine Britton
Francis O’laughlin
F. F. O'Shea
John Britton
Wilder
Virginia Cruisher
Erie
J. A. Harvard
Detroit
Mich
Arthur Britton
Terre Haute
Ind
Buffalo Andoronto
Breakfast at Cascade Park Honoring Returning College Girls
A group of city young women gathered at Cascade Park for a morning meal at 7 o clock. The event honored several girls who have just returned from college. The day included pictures and boating with attendees including Miss Johanna Shoaf Hazel Williams Maude Snyder Elizabeth Hart Georgia Clark Marian Hover Jeannette Hutton Janet Chambers Marian Shannon Helen Stone Gladys Conn Lillian and Marian Wallace Edith and Jean Ingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Johanna Shoaf
Hazel Williams
Maude Snyder
Elizabeth Hart
Georgia Clark
Marian Hover
Jeannette Hutton
Janet Chambers
Marian Shannon
Helen Stone
Gladys Conn
Lillian
Marian Wallace
Edith
Jean Ingham
Kensington Garden Party Honors Miss Burns
A delightful afternoon event hosted by Mrs. Thomas Liggett Jr. on Wallace Avenue honored Miss Katherine Burns of Lancaster. About a dozen guests enjoyed lawn time under trees and light refreshments with Adele Roy of Brooklyn and Harriet Knatvold of Albert Lea among the distant attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Thomas Liggett, Jr
Wallace Avenue
Katherine Burns
Lancaster
Adele Roy
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harriet Knatvold
Albert Lea
Minn
Misses Boyd to entertain Weaver circle on Thursday
Misses Lillian and Frances Boyd of Pearson street will entertain the Weaver circle Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian and
Frances Boyd
Pearson Street
Weaver Circle
Personal Notices From Local Street and City Visitors
A compilation of brief society items notes many residents on sick lists and visits. David Lewis and Allan Schilstra, both linked to Hamilton and Home streets, are mentioned with health or travel updates. Various locals including Harry Duncan Pittsburg, Hazel Beatty Akron, and John Walters Sharp street are described as visiting, returning, or improving after illnesses. Several families plan or undertake trips to Sharon Cleveland Youngstown Mercer Slippery Rock and other nearby places. Dr. C A Read attends a medical convention Atlantic City while others travel for family visits or to attend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lewis
Hamilton Street
Allan Schilstra
Home Street
Louis Miller
Moravia Street
Sharon
Harry Duncan
Pittsburg
Hazel Beatty
Akron
J. H. Fiscus
Sumner Avenue
Youngstown
Jack Spayde
South Mill Street
Mercer
George McSwigan
Llewellyn Wolcott
North Bay Street
Cleveland
John Walters
Sharp Street
Helen McGaughey
Reynolds Street
Slippery Rock
John Wire
Blodwin Evans
Lyndal Street
Rock Creek, O
Ruth Callahan Reengaged as YWCA Domestic Science Head
Miss Ruth Callahan, domestic science instructor at the YWCA, has been re engaged for next year. She will return to this city in the fall to take up the work again, and a large department is expected. All classes in domestic science finish their courses this week. The Wednesday morning class will give a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Callahan
New Castle Girls Invited to Youngstown Camp
The Youngstown association cannot arrange camps this year so invites New Castle girls. Camp at Stop 19 on Sharon line near Youngstown includes cottage and tent with reasonable rates and various sports. Interested parties may contact the local association office for details. Also a chicken and biscuit supper at 6 30 tonight in the association cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown Association
New Castle
Youngstown
Sharon
Association
Farmer Scoffs at Modern Horse Trade
A farmer in a rural scene smiles at a man sweating under a car, insisting his old horse suffices without tinkering. The buyer questions reliability and safety features, listing numerous flaws, until the farmer casually urges, Go on, Dobbin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbin
Straw Wood Promises Substantial Substitute for Timber
A Lyons France publication reports a new artificial wood made from straw that rivals oak in strength. Straw is boiled into a paste with chemicals, pressed into planks beams and mouldings, then sawed like real wood. It reportedly burns with bright flame and little smoke and may suit match stems as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
France
Fond of the Excitement
A dialogue in Washington Star features Colonel Stilwell acknowledging support for local option while admitting he is not a total abstainer. He says his doctor limits his intake, yet he aims to maximize the thrill of obtaining a drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Stilwell
Washington Star
Canvas Plant Rebuilt After Snow Slide Mud Throws
The Canvas plant, destroyed by a snowslide last winter, has been rebuilt and is again discharging mud, according to the Silverton Miner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverton
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Mather Bros
Mather Bros. Co
Tewelers and Silversmiths
E. Washington
Farrell-Tieche
Gibson
Energy
S. W. Gibson
A. C. Hanna
Olive
Norman
Helen
Elsie
Paul
Charles Riley
Anderson Gibson
Nancy
Harry
Barkley Gibson
John Gibson
Albert Thompson
Frank Aiken
G. V. Gibson
George Hanna
J. F. Hanna
W. P. Hanna
Howard Gibson
Cc. R. Millison
E. C. Gardner
Ellsworth Aiken
Floyd Reed
Adda Book
J. Pence
W. S. Gibson
Olive Hanna
Rupp
Vesta Corinne Rupp
John Rupp
Pulaski Township
Silas C. Sears
Coitsville
Farrell
West Middlesex
Breakfast
ST. Mary’s Church
Thomas McNamara
Susan
Division Street
Samuel H. Hice
North
Mercer Street
Miss Callahan
Washington St
South Mill St
Copenhagen
American Beauty
Wistaria
Tor
Chicken and Biscuit
R. M. B. G. Meeting
Cascade Theatre
Cascade Players
Colorado
E. L. Owens
Bell
Union
E. North Street
Automobile Service
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