Family Dinner for Bridal Couple at Oak Park Lodge
Oak Park Lodge hosted a six o'clock dinner in honor of Charles McKee and his bride Elizabeth Snyder. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. W J Caldwell Ponola City Okla Mr and Mrs A J Coulter Grove City Mr and Mrs John L Snyder Misses Zella and Marie Snyder Arthur Snyder Mr and Mrs F Beers Mr and Mrs W A McKee Miss Hazel McKee Edward McKee and others. Pink roses and green white decor featured the table. Miss McKee sang and Mrs Caldwell gave humorous readings. This afternoon the families plan a park picnic for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park Lodge
W. A. McKee
Charles McKee
Elizabeth Snyder
W. J. Caldwell
Ponola City
Okla
A. J. Coulter
Grove City
John L. Snyder
Zella
Marie Snyder
Arthur Snyder
F. . Beers
Hazel McKee
Edward McKee
Miss McKee
Caldwell
Delightful Friday Party at Miss Goldin Cover’s Home
A Friday evening gathering at Miss Goldin Cover’s home featured pink and white rose decorations, music, games, and a late lunch served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs. C. C. Cover and Mrs. Bert Pence. Attendees included Lillian Aeppli Edna Kelley Alice Mayberry Hannah Wright Goldena Cover Henrietta Ruby Marie Ruffing Ella Wright Kenneth Kelley Tracy McCreary Walter Baird Louis Aepple Nelson Phillips Joseph Ruffing Neval Kelley Elmer Baird Merle Cover and L. O Cover Carl C Cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldin Cover
C. C. Cover
Bert Pence
Lillian Aeppli
Edna Kelley
Alice Mayberry
Hannah Wright
Goldena Cover
Henrietta Ruby
Marie Ruffing
Ella Wright
Kenneth Kelley
Tracy McCreary
Walter Baird
Louis Aepple
Nelson Phillips
Joseph Ruffing
Neval Kelley
Elmer Baird
Merle Cover
Mrs. L. O'Cover
Carl C. Cover
Mahoning Fellows Dance At Park A Hit With Guests
Friday evening drew many young people to the Mahoning Fellows dance at the park. The excellent music kept the party lively late. Out of town guests were noted and the event was run by a committee including Merle Osburn Gibson Coates Iman and C Clair Osburn. Plans were made for another park party on Friday evening July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Osburn
Jesse H. Gibson
James Coates
Clifton Iman
C. Clair Osburn
Miss Sara Newell Hosts Informal Western Trip Sendoff
Miss Sara Newell of North Mercer Street heads a sendoff party at Miss Blanche Lusk's Walnut Street home before her weeklong trip west with her mother. The informal gathering Friday evening drew 18 couples and included a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Newell
North Mercer Street
Blanche Lusk
Walnut Street
Dinner Party Honoring Mae Fisher and David Smart
Mrs William Devlin of Philadelphia hosted a prettily appointed dinner at the St Cloud hotel honoring Miss Mae Fisher of Cleveland and David Smart of Montreal. The after dinner entertainment was informal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Fisher
Cleveland
David Smart
Montreal
Can
William Devlin
Philadelphia
St. Cloud Hotel
Miller and Dunns Take Pittsburg Visit in Touring Car
Mr and Mrs Hiram G Miller and son George of Kurtz Place with Mr and Mrs William G Dunn of East Street spent Friday in Pittsburg, traveling in the Miller touring car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram G. Miller
George
Kurtz Place
William G. Dunn
East Street
Pittsburg
Grace Wilson to Attend Summer School in Grove City
Miss Grace Wilson of Superior street will leave Monday for Grove City to attend summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Wilson
Superior Street
Grove City
High School Teacher Florence Dunn Weds Stanley Bright
Mrs George F Dunn of Warren Ohio announces the marriage of her daughter Florence Dunn to Stanley Bright of Warren. The ceremony took place Friday at 11 o clock in Warren with Rev Reinholdt officiating. Florence taught music here before moving away. Bright, class of 1903 graduate from Warren High and Allegheny College, has taught at Warren High School recently. The couple left for Chautauqua New York for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Dunn
Warren, O
Florence Dunn
Stanley Bright
Warren
Reinholdt
Bright
John M. Bright
Hanna Street
Allegheny College
Meadville
Chautauqua
N. Y
McConnell Family Hold Reunion at Volant
The Dennis McConnell descendants gathered in Volant on Friday for the annual reunion. About 75 guests attended with dinner and supper served in a grove near the dam. Officers chosen were President James McConnell of St Louis, Secretary Miss McConnell of Volant, and Treasurer John Graham of Volant. the next reunion is set for the last Friday of June 1911 at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander McConnell
Milton’ Frazier
Scott Paisley
McConnell
Dennis McConnell
Volant
James McConnell
St. Louis
Miss McConnell
John Graham
Marriage of Miss Inas Watt and Mr. William Powell
The marriage is announced for the early morning. Mrs. Eppie Dillarde hosts the P. L. D. Reading circle. The Ladies league meets at Mrs. Emma Goff on County Line street. Associated Men's leagues plan a 6:30 park picnic. YWCA campers also picnic at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inas Watt
William Powell
Eppie Dillarde
P. L. D. Reading
Ladies League
Emma Goff
County Line Street
Highland 6500 and Card Club Guests Hostess
The Highland 6500 club and the 1908 Card club ladies visited Mrs. Jack Snyder of Neshannock avenue Friday afternoon. Cards favored Mrs. J. C. Leohner, Mrs. R. W. Jackson and Mrs. Carmi Glover. A choice reception was served. Mrs. Edwin Barnard of East Street will host the 600 club and their husbands Tuesday evening in Mrs. Snyder’s honor as she moves to Jamestown New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland 6500 Club
Jack Snyder
Neshannock Avenue
J. C. Leohner
R. W. Jackson
Carmi Glover
Edwin Barnard
East Street
600 Club
Snyder
Jamestown
N. Y
Williams Host Coterie Club Euchre Evening
Mr and Mrs W H Williams of Winter avenue played host to Coterie club members Friday evening. Three tables participated in a six hard euchre game with Mrs Charles Pinkerton and Mrs Pilmer receiving favors and bouquets. Yellow and white daisies decorated the rooms and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs J W Norris of Robinson street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Williams
Winter Avenue
Charles Pinkerton
Pilmer
J. W. Norris
Robinson Street
Book social at Hess home with costume guessing fun
In Leasure avenue, the Y's hosted a book social Friday evening. Guests dressed as book titles and enjoyed guessing games with entertaining results. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by her mother Mrs. Margaret Shields and Mrs. B A Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. ‘Hess
Leasure Avenue
Y’s
Margaret Shields
B. A. Hoover
Final Lincoln Euchre Club meeting at Phillips home
The last meeting of the Lincoln Euchre Club before fall was held Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Phillips on West Grant Avenue. Mrs. George Pearson and C. J. Kirk won the card contest and a luncheon followed. Mrs. H. K. Gregory was elected president for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Euchre Club
C. A. Phillips
West Grant Avenue
George Pearson
C. J. Kirk
H. K. Gregory
Country Club Hosts Card Party and Society Notes
A country club event hosted by Mrs. George L. Patterson honored Miss Margaret King amid a nine wide guest list. Euchre at six tables, Eliza Oliphant from Trenton joined. Pythian Sisters elected officers and plan next meetings and a trip to Butler. Ben Greet plan to bring Shakespeare group with ticket sales organized in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Patterson
Country Club
Margaret King
Gram Foul
Bermuda
Frances Hamilton
Neale
Pittsburg
Mary Pearson
L. B. Mather
Sara McKinley
Elizabeth Elkins Oliphant
Trenton, N. J
Wallace Ave. Girls Host Out‑of‑Town 500 Party
Miss Grace Wood entertained the E A T club on a Friday evening with guests Miss Walker from Williamsport and Miss Marian Welch from Burton Ohio. The 500 game crowned Miss Helen Riley winner. A lunch followed and Miss Josephine Fessler invited the group to return in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Wood
Wallace Avenue
E. A. T. Club
Miss Walker
Williamsport
Marian Welch
Burton
Helen Riley
Josephine Fessler
Neshannock Avenue
Helena auxiliary picnic at the park draws near one hundred guests
The Helena auxiliary held an annual picnic at the park on Friday afternoon and evening. Members invited a guest and 100 people were served a supper in the grove at 6 30. Mrs Wilson of Jamestown, formerly an auxiliary member, attended as a special guest. Most members stayed for the theatre later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Wilson
Jamestown
Mrs Billiter Hosts D of A Afternoon Honor Guest Miss Morse
Mrs John Billiter entertained the D A Kensington club Thursday afternoon with Miss Mabel Morse of Erie as the honor guest. Lunch was served by Miss Costello and Mrs Streib. In two weeks Mrs Seth Marshall of Crawford avenue will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Billiter
D. of A. Kensington
Mabel Morse
Erie
Miss Costello
Streib
Seth Marshall
Crawford Avenue
Sunday School Class Enjoys Lawn Social at Clark Farm
Mr and Mrs W R Clark of North Beaver township hosted a Westfield church Sunday school class Friday evening on a lawn social. About 60 guests attended an informal program and a hearty lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Clark
North Beaver Township
Westfield Church
Local N T B girls meet with out of town guest
Miss Margaret Ruse of Monessen attended an N T B girls meeting with Miss Ruth Reinhart of Leasure avenue on Friday afternoon. Miss Snyder, a local girl, also joined as a special guest. The Kensington work occupied their attention before lunch. This was the last meeting until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ruse
Monessen
Ruth Reinhart
Leasure Avenue
Snyder
Kensington
Quiet Morning Wedding Ties Miss Walker and Mr Randall
This morning at 9 oclock the marriage of Miss Bessie Walker of Pulaski and Mr Fred Randall of Hubbard Ohio was solemnized in the home of Rev S C Gamble pastor of the Second United Presbyterian church. They will reside in Hubbard where the groom is already a resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Walker
Pulaski
Fred Randall
Hubbard, O
S. C. Gamble
Second United Presbyterian Church
Hubbard
Sunday School Class Enjoys Delightful Meeting
The Sunday school class of Rev. J. C. Womer held a very delightful re and informal gathering with members sharing refreshments and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Womer
Royal Neighbors Plan Next Month Picnic Meeting
Arrangements for the annual picnic were made at a Friday evening meeting led by Mrs. William Rogers of Delaware Avenue. Refreshments were served after the business portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rogers
Delaware Avenue
Picnic Guest From Cleveland Attends G N N Club Event
Miss Blanche McMillin of Cleveland attended the G N N club picnic at the park Friday evening as the sole out of town guest. Dinner served in the grove for 13 guests followed by a theatre party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche McMillin
Cleveland
G. N. N. Club
Park
Grove
Double Wedding At Orr Home Near Slippery Rock
The Orr residence hosted a double wedding when Miss Ethel Isabella and Miss Mary Agnes Orr married Messrs W Munnell Harrison and Julius R Knopf with Rev C N Moore officiating. Guests included local families and out of town attendees as rooms were decorated in pink and white and a wedding dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Orr
Slippery Rock
Ethel Isabelle
Slippery Rock Normal
Mr. Harrison
W. H. Harrison
Sandy Lake
Pennsylvania Railroad
Leesburg Station
Mr. Knopf
Pittsburg
Zelienople Visitors Picnic At Hartzel Residence
Mrs Philip Steinbach and daughter Lottie of Zelienople with Mrs Theodore Fisher and mother Mrs Kingsbacher and sons Paul and Fred Kingsbacher of Port Washington visited the Hartzel home on Maryland avenue Friday. Ernest Leroy Hartzel joined them after visiting Zelienople. They had dinner and a park picnic then returned home. Mr and Mrs A H Pond and son Robert of Syracuse arrived Saturday in their automobile to stay with Mr and Mrs Charles W Beadel and visit Mrs Ponds brothers E W and Co W Beadel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Steinbach
Lottie
Zelienople
Theodore Fisher
Kingsbacher
Paul
Fred Kingsbacher
Port Washington, D
C. M. Hartzel
Maryland Avenue
Ernest Leroy Hartzel
Hartzel
A. H. Pond and Son
Robert
Syracuse
N. Y
Charles W. Beadel
Epworth League Meets at Scheaffer Home
Routine business matters were handled at the regular meeting of the Epworth league of the First Methodist church held Friday evening at the Wallace avenue home of attorney Oscar J. Scheaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the First Methodist Church
Oscar J. Scheaffer
Wallace Avenue
Picnic Dinner Hosts at Silver Bay Club Event
Covers were laid for 11 guests at a picnic dinner given by the Silver Bay club members and delegates at the park Friday evening. Later the guests spent some time on the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bay Club
New Haven Couple Visiting East North Street Family
Mr and Mrs Donnell Foster Hewett of New Haven Connecticut arrived in the city to visit the latter s father S S Hamilton and his family on East North street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnell Foster Hewett
New Haven, Conn
City
S. S. Hamilton
East North Street
Card Club Meeting Postponed Indefinitely
The meeting of the B. B. Card club scheduled for Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Akens of North Mill Street was postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Card Club
C. H. Akens
North Mill Street
Miss Agnes Wallace to Return Home from Harrisburg Visit
Miss Agnes Wallace of Wallace avenue has spent several weeks with Miss Anita Hummell near Harrisburg and is expected to return home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Wallace
Wallace Avenue
Anita Hummell
Harrisburg
Social Notes of Visitors and Guests Arriving in City
Local society lists guests and visitors from Pittsburg Erie Monessen Cleveland Croton and other places. Attendees include Miss Mabel Morse Miss Margaret Ruse Miss Nan King and Miss Louise Williams visiting hosts on East Avenue Chestnut Street and Bleakley Avenue. Several residents return from Slippery Rock and Hilwood City while others prepare to spend summer with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ruse
Monessen
Garnet Rhodes
Chestnut Street
Nan King
King-Jenkins
Youngstown
Bertha Blair
Princeton
Sarah Stankard
Eastbrook
Blanche McMillin
Cleveland
Ethel Wylie
Morton Street
Neveda Hoover
Croton Avenue
Slippery Rock
Blanche Milliken
New Castle Hospital
Miss Marian
Ella Welch
Burton, C
Miss Marian Reeves
Boyles Avenue
Louise Williams
East Aurora
N. Y
Irene Woodcock
Bleakley Avenue
Amanda Cameron
Walnut Street
Charles
William Whiting
Edenburg
Samuel Chambers
Janet
Edward C. Chambers
Mt. Jackson
Bittner
Emma Ferguson
Terre Haute
Ind
Robert McCandless
North Street
Mazie Mook
Belmont Avenue
Hilwood City
Bertha Cunningham
Arthur Foster
Pittsburg Street
Massachusetts
T. J. Blackwood
Ward's Bread at Jno Knox and Son's sale notice
A brief notice states that starting Monday Ward's Bread will be available at Jno Knox and Son's located at 265tf. The item indicates a new distribution or sale event with local shop involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Jno
Knox & Son's
The Midnight Express at Airdome Tonight
The Victor Stock company presents The Midnight Express as a farewell offering at the Airdome. The melodrama promises thrills and good comedy, touring previously with one night stands and strong satisfaction. The King and Lynn show takes over Monday for a week opening with The Girl and the Outlaw, touted by manager Hallam as the best on his circuit with a consistently low admission price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdome
Victor Stock Company
King and Lynn
Hallam
Wampum Brotherhood entertains ladies for autumn
The Brotherhood of the Wampum Presbyterian church finished meetings for the year and invited ladies to a fall gathering. Rev. Reber of Ellwood Presbyterian spoke on Service. After business, a lunch was served in the dining room followed by music and an October resumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood
Wampum Presbyterian Church
Reber
Ellwood Presbyterian Church
Fourth of July Post Cards Available at Rice’s Stand
Post cards for the Fourth of July have arrived at Rice's old restaurant stand at East and Washington streets. They are priced at 7 cents per package of ten or three packages for 20 cents. Children will sell each package for 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
Washington Streets
Mercer courthouse rushed for occupancy by year’s start
Work on the new Mercer courthouse is being rushed with expectations the building will be ready for occupancy by the first of the year. The project aims to complete the structure promptly to house county offices and courtrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Kuhn, Jr
New Wilmington
New Castle
Ann Arbor
Michigan
J. R. Moore
W. F. Haas
Kuhn
Mercer
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed for Cough Relief
In buying a cough medicine do not fear Chamberlains Cough Remedy. It offers relief and is safe for coughs colds and whooping cough. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
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St. Cloud
Vetzler
Wather Bros
Washington
Coterie Club
Book Scial
Pythian Sisters
Butler
Harmony Temple
Mary Rhodes
Effie Young
Edna Dresch
Flora Treser
Cora Wright
Sarah Steen
Jennie Kiser
Louise Bauman
Zola Dick
Lillie Vanderveer
Etta Welch
Belle Lovejoy
Ben Greet
Messrs
A. W. Treadwell
George Hodgkinson
Johhn Connery
William J. Uber
A. W. Urmson
Fred Gallant
Sharon
Elwood City
Walker-Randall
King's Chapel
Seavy
Mercer Street
Royal Neighbors
Ception
William Wallace
Harry Cochran
John Clark
Arthur Kegarise
Chauncey
Harry Hutchison
William McKay
Fred
Jasper Green
Earl Cameron
Roy Bailey
Steven McBride
John McKay
Leonard Chapin
Willie
Lloyd Moore
J. M. White
California
Silver Bay
Edwin N. Oh
Lincoln Avenue
P. G. Arneman
Knox Street
Water Co.’s
Mellin’s Store
CNTS
Promis
Wampum Brotherhood
Cascade
Warren & Brock
Way ‘‘the Musical Janitor
Pongo
Leo
Dore & Wolford
Oilva
Fannie Morchio
Street Singers
Will Lacey
Cascade Dining Hall
M’comb’s
Nmicomb
R. W. Clendenin & Sons
VADOR
CREX
Smith, Hutton, Kirk Co
Welch & Louer
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin Block
Bell
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