Quietly Married in Future Home on Walnut Street
A quiet wedding occurred Thursday evening at 136 Walnut Street uniting Miss Sarah J. Rodgers and Lewis C. Hague. The ceremony, officiated by Rev. J. C. Gumble, united the couple who will reside in their new home. A gathering of friends and relatives followed with well wishes and a housewarming planned. Several attendees noted the event and related social activities nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Sarah J. Rodgers
Lewis C. Hague
9. C. Gumble
Second United Presbyterian Church
Iain Wright
New Waillington
Vera Caeulyte
Harry JT
Crafton
Althnugh
Miss Gelly
G. J. Gelly
New Wilmington
Bank Examiner
New Wilminghom Bank
Westminstter
New Withyington
Woman's Union
First Christian Church
James
Gibson
Swisssale
A. He Jordan
Mrs. Gibson
Stew
Mrs. Jordan
Bethany College
Steubenville
Free Tea Cup and Saucer with Extract Purchase Offer
An advertisement offers a free imported china tea cup and saucer decorated with flowers and gold to customers who buy two bottles of any extracts at 20 cents each. It lists Grand Union Tea Company at 6 West Washington Street and a separate tease about Sanderson's at Pilisburg Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Union Tea Company
West Washington Street
Funeral thanks from Gallagher family for support
Gard of Thanks note from Mr and Mrs Frank T Gallagher and family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and colleagues for kindness during bereavement of Leo and Rey Gallagher mentions appreciation for moral offerings and thanks the Pennsylvania Engineering works employer and garbage notice with unclear details about garbage pickup arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Gallagher
Leo
Rey
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
Special Guests at Kensington Gather in Doyles Ave
Special guests from Pittsburg attend Kensington events at the home of Mrs John Janes on Doyles avenue with sewing and refreshments. Other social gatherings include D A Kensington, Elhaic cos club, and a Cedar Point trip for a local couple. Mrs Jones’s health prompts a rest trip as her husband leaves for vacation. Donated Grochas prize noted for the grocer’s picnic committee amid a correction to the carnival order pads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Hessie Fulkerson
Pittsburg
John Janes
Doylesave
Abner Shaner
Eskannock Avenue
Grochas
Grocer’s
Cir
Salrabook Company
Piano Tuning by Jos Ritter to Visit Pittsburgh
Local notice states Jos Ritter, a piano tuner from Pittsburgh, will be here Tuesday. Leaves are to be left at Metzler's Bogle store, 204 Made by an Irishman for the Trish men. They at Mice it and buy it from, Sanderson, 70 Pittsburgh street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Ritter
Pittsbirg
Metzler’s
Bogle
Sanderson
Pitisburg Street
Local social notes share visits and guests in Sharon area
Mrs. Charles Morgan of Sharon hosted relatives and friends including Mrs. May Harmon and Agnew of Highland Ave. They returned from trips to Cleveland and Detroit. Mrs. J. Young of New York and Mrs. J. A. Road of Youngstown visited Mrs. Kunin near Arbor Bridges. Miss Roberta and Hazel Martin hosted guests at Guurt simmer. Mrs. Ve Grave and Mrs. B. B. Penner return from visit to Sharpsville after an operation at the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Tetoua and daughter Katherine returned from Chicago where they stayed with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morgan
Sharon
Lan GT Teun
Ned Pfior
May ‘Harmon
Karaenfanin Agnew
Highland Ave
Cleveland
Detroit
Roberta
Haz~el Martin
Guurt Simmer
Limter
Chau
George Clark
Jamestown
N.Y
Ve Grave
B. B. Penner
Sharpsvillle
Frank Davis
Joseph M. Tetoua
Katherine
Court Street
Chicago
Mesa. Barry
B. Pruedeo
Weekend Train Excursions and Local Ham Deal Notes
Irregular travel and shopping notices list Brie at 1 25 and Conneaut Lake at 1 00 in Pennsylvania. Sunday service from New York Towns departs 9 40 a m. A weekend excursion to Brie is advertised, with a price of 33. A Friday p m to Saturday and Sunday morning train to Ashtabula is 2 00 for i a trains. Advertising home boiled ham at Anderson's 70 Pittsburgh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneaut Lake
Pennsylvania
New Yaatls
Olly Tina
Tekuta
Brie
Ashtabila
I. A
Sanderson’s
Pittsburg Street
Proper Proportions For Fuel On Motor Trips
A fragmentary dialogue asks how much fuel is needed for a motor trip. The speakers propose paying two Bailoces of gue Tons and'hres gallons of Beoteh Outing as a rough estimate. The text is garbled and lacks clear names or places.
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Huon Valley
Cg. Akens
Dick Watson
Henry Ross
T. J. McCleary
Retta McKee
Mary Cowper
John DeNormandi¢ Ann
Mary
W. Bichbaum
Laura Miller
A. 8. Love
Hiram Miller
James Stevensen
B. F. Butler
Aluis
Medard
C. H. P. Green
Marry Lusk
Joseph Pyle
Enon
Laura. Rhodes
W. R. MckKee
Herb D. McGown
John A A. McKee
McKee
Endlo
David Jameson
North
Jefferson Breet
Warren
Judge Chryst
Gilbert Nadine
Ambridge
Ensign
Youngstown
Allegheny College
W. A
Chih Piente
Stritmater’s
W. A. & Club
Robinson's Grove
Baron Ear
Suate
Nora W. Gilkison
Officer Hazelton Moore
Fast Reynolds
Gilson
New York
Liberty Avenue
W. HH. Falls
North Mercer Street
Touchet the Country Lab
Pilisburg Street
Mather Bros. Co. Fargest Jewelry Establishment
New Castle
Thermos
Wather Bros. CO
Philadelphia
Prin
Express
Tillman’ S
Washington Street
Gondine
Mirman
Ash
Men’s Finest
Briggan Underwear
Ode Pricees
Alotor
TeSs
Norris Mitchell
Waine Street
Isnsl- Hess Mattarserr
Mes H.C. Franck
Norwood Avenue
Saguriday
Country Club
PH. Cunningham
Mes
Margaret. McConaly
Home Guards of America
Cascade Park
van Hora
Kensington
Painesville
Isle Street
Painle
Lake Erie
Willan Parsons
Cedar Point
Elhaicos Club
Cicella Boyle
Elm Street
Mary Heinrich
Canbridge
Atom Rev
Mit
Arnes
Game Afb
Cambridge Springs
Mm. Jones
Tomlorraw
Ober-Wherle
Wilfred F. Eirrter
Ina P. Ober
de. W. FL
Uhre
Lave
Metzler
Trish
Ham
Airdome
North Bros
New Castile, Pa
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