MUNN SHONTZ WEDDING SET FOR THURSDAY EVENING
The city announces the wedding of Miss Pearl Mo on to Mr Harl Shontz of Harmony set for Thursday at 8 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs Joel Shaffer on Spruce Street. The ceremony will be officiated by Rev Harman of the Bethany Lutheran Church with only two families in attendance. The couple will depart for their new Harmony home after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Moon
Harl Shontz
Harmony
Joel Shaffer
Spruce Street
H. EB. Harman
Bethany Lutheranch
Sonal Lr
McAnlis-Paterson Reunion Set for July 4 at School House
The McAnlis-Paterson reunion will be held at the McAnlis school house on July 4. Dinner will be served at noon and all baskets should be on hand by 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAnlis-Paterson and Neigh
McAnlis
Sunday School Class Plans Friday Park Tie
J Beals leads First Methodist Sunday school class to a grove gathering in the park Friday afternoon at 4 30. All members invited to attend and join the informal tie in the grove event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Beals
First Methodist Church
Prominent Couple to Wed at Mahoning Presbyterian Parsonage
Miss Mayme C Huff of near Lowellville and William W Patterson of North Beaver township will marry Wednesday at 2 30 pm in the Mahoning Presbyterian parsonage with Rev David Whitmarsh officiating There are no attendants and after the ceremony they plan a trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls Miss Huff is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Watt Huff and Patterson is a farmer near Mt Jackson where they will reside
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme C. Huff
Lowellville
William W. Patterson
North Beaver Township
Mahoning Presbyterian Parsonage
David Whitmarsh
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Watt Huff
Mr. Patterson
J. D. Patterson
Miller Avenue
Mt. Jackson
Local Weddings and Social Events Highlight Community Notes
The column lists multiple upcoming marriages including Birdie Hartman to Andrew Dietterle at noon at her parents home and Bertha Free to John McMullen in a church ceremony. Other engagements include Frances Moore with Robert Whiting in New Bedford, and Clara Pressel with Louis Wadlinger in St. Joseph's church. Social gatherings feature picnics, breakfasts, and dinners across local homes and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Hartman
Andrew Dietterle
Bertha Free
John McMullen
St. Mary’s Church
Frances Moore
Robert Whiting
New Bedford
F. E. Moore
St. Joseph’s Church
Clara Anna Pressel
Etna Street
Louis Frederick Wadlinger
Atlantic Avenue
Rebecca Charles
Sutton Street
Arthur McClain
Pearson Street
Thomas Charles
Anna Stokes
William Withers
J. N. W. Kensington
Kensington
Tillie Owens
Fisher Block
William McCandless
Delaware Avenue
Eva Hamilton
Madison Avenue
Lucille Iman
G. Ek. Treadwell
First Methodist Church
Seventh Ward
Mayme Huff
William W. Wallace
North Beaver Township
H. J. McClure
Park Avenue
Tea Cup Inn
Stritmater store employees hold annual picnic at park
The Stritmater store annual employee picnic was held Monday evening at the park. A 6:30 p.m. supper served in the grove for 385 guests including Miss Mayme Wortman of Niles and Attorney and Mrs. C. V. Ailey. Toasters honored owner W. A. Stritmater. a theatre party followed for many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stritmater
Grove
Mayme Wortman
Niles
C. V. Ailey
W. A. Stritmater
Miss Carrie M. Mattle Returns From Meadville Visit
Miss Carrie M. Mattle of Young street returns from Meadville where she attended Allegheny college commencement exercises. Her hostess Miss S. Evelyn Norris formerly of this city and Miss Lottie Peck of Albion entertained at a large evening party in her honor and she attended several other parties during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie M. Mattle
Young Street
Meadville
Allegheny College
S. Evelyn Norris
Lottie Peck
Albion
Luncheon Honors Mrs Noyes and Miss Finney at Country Club
A small but prettily appointed 1 o'clock luncheon presided by Miss Sara McKinley of West Grant avenue at the Country club honored Mrs. Frank Noyes of Napa Cal and Miss Katherine Finney of Harrisburg. The afternoon hours were spent informally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara McKinley
West Grant Avenue
Country Club
Frank Noyes
Napa
Cal
Katherine Finney
Harrisburg
Picnic guests at Pro Amicitia club event
Miss Eleanor Smith of Nelliston New York was the sole out of town guest at the Pro Amicitia club picnic held at the park on Monday evening. Eleven guests were served and later attended a theatre party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Smith
Nelliston
N. Y
Local trio and companions return from Evans City trip
Messrs. Clyde Bishop Walter Bishop Charles Bishop Leslie Rawl and Bertram Gilbert of this city have returned from an automobile trip to Evans City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Clyde, Walter and
Charles Bishop
Leslie Rawl
Bertram Gilbert
Evans City
Fishing trip departs Seventh ward men to Orangeville
Messrs H McCullough Blaine Gillespie E C Durbin Edward Kil doo Guy Bailey and Lester Carney of the Seventh ward left for a fishing trip to Orangeville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
H. McCullough
Blaine Gillespie
E. C. Durbin
Edward Kildoo
Guy Bailey
Lester Carney
Seventh Ward
Orangeville
Graham Family Reunion In Butler Planned For July
The third annual Graham family reunion of Butler gathers Saturday July 13 at Robinson's grove along the Sharon car line for a community gathering and stories from kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Butler
Robinson's Grove
Sharon
Bauder Family Heads to Atlantic City
Mrs. C. H. Bauder and her daughter Gula of Shawstreet depart for a seaside sojourn at Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Bauder
Gula of
Shawstreet
Atlantic City
A Happy Husband Praises Easy Task Laundry Soap
A well known man describes his house prior to using Easy Task laundry soap noting soapy steamy wash days. He claims the soap is made from coconut oil tallow borax and naphtha and asserts it cleans antiseptically. He bought two cakes for ten cents with a money back guarantee and reports it worked.
James Rose Stands Trial for Liquor License Violation
James Rose is on trial at Mercer County Court charged with selling liquor without a license. The case proceedings focus on alleged unauthorized alcohol sales and compliance with licensing laws in Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rose
Mercer
Farewell Parties Honor Miss Iman Before Move
A series of parties honors Miss Lucille Iman of Madison Avenue who leaves Thursday for Ft Wayne Indiana. The first picnic at the park by the N C M Book club served a delicious supper with guests including Helen Wilson Marie Burns Hazel Reebel Tillie Sample Rebecca Boden Florence Egan Eva Hamilton Verba Donahue Ruth Donahue. Another party hosted by Marie Burns is planned for Clayton street and a Wednesday gathering at Eva Hamilton’s home continues the farewell tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Iman
Madison Avenue
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Park
N. C. M. Book Club
Helen Wilson
Marie Burns
Hazel Reebel Tillie Sample
Rebecca Boden
Florence Egan
Eva Hamilton
Verba
Ruth Donahue
Clayton Street
Iman
Surprise Party Honors Love Nuptials at Long Avenue Home
A Monday evening surprise party at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Love of Long Avenue celebrated their son Samuel Love and his bride. Guests included many Love relatives and friends, games, music, and a purse of money as a wedding gift, followed by a served lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Love
Long Avenue
Samuel Love
Love
James Jackamo
Thomas McCormick
Katherine
David Valensi
John L. Love
Anna Stewart
May Donnegan
Mary Pews
Fannie Love
Thomas McCormick, Jr
Earl McCormick
Samuel B. Fowler
John Love
Hast New Castle
Elenor Valensi
Visiting girls honored with pink and white decorations
Miss Mary Davis Braddock and three other young women were feted in the city with informal afternoon cards and Kensington work hosted by Miss Mary Brothers on West Wabash Avenue. Twenty two guests attended a pink and white decorated event with a light collation. A breakfast at the park is planned for Wednesday morning before their departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Davis
Braddock
Josephine McClurg
Greenville
Alice McNary
Canonsburg
Elizabeth Francis
Crafton
Mary Brothers
West Wabash Avenue
J. W. Brothers
Nellie
Engagement party for Miss Elizabeth Irancis and Lewis Thomas
Courtesy notice for Miss Elizabeth Irancis Crafton Miss Elizabeth Davidson Youngstown and Miss Blodwen Edwards engagement to Lewis Thomas announced. Mrs William A. John South Mercer Street hosted Monday evening event with 20 guests, informal pleasantries, red and white flowers, and a late lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Irancis
Crafton
Elizabeth Davidson
Youngstown
Blodwen Edwards
Lewis Thomas
Wiliam A. John
South Mercer Street
Local families plan Canadian summer residences this year
Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Phillips and son Elmer Isaac of North Beaver street will leave next week for Canada to spend several months at their summer home near Penetang. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Norris and family of West Grant avenue, who have a summer home at Sparrow Lake, Can., will leave for that point early in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. I. Phillips
Elmer Isaac
North Beaver Street
Canada
Penetang
E. F. Norris
West Grant Avenue
Sparrow Lake
Can
Picnic Honors Mrs Moffatt at Mt Vernon Guest Park
A Monday evening park picnic honored Mrs J A Moffatt of Mt Vernon CO guest of Mrs J J Dean of East Washington street. Twelve guests were seated and the group spent the evening at the theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Moffatt
Mt. Vernon, CO
J. J. Dean
Fast Washington Street
Marvelous Beauty Claim For Kulux Compound Unveiled
Grace Benson touts a free prescription to beautify hands arms and neck in a single night. She describes freckles dark neck wrinkles and rough skin erased by applying Kulux Compound with witch hazel and water nightly and morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Benson
Community Sale Planned Near East Street Home
An evening fundraiser will be held on the lawn around Mrs. James Ward Reis's East street home featuring an Eighth Grade orchestra, fortune telling, and a variety of refreshments for sale.
Quiet wedding at Rev Gamble’s home links Mary Owens and McKim
A quiet wedding was held at noon today at the home of Rev. S. C. Gamble uniting Miss Mary Owens and 10tn McKim of Pittsburg. They then went to the bride’s brother’s house on North Cedar street for a dinner.
Massie and Black Sisters Attend Slippery Rock Exercises
Miss Isabella Massie and the Misses Mabel and Mary Black of this city have gone to Slippery Rock to attend exercises at the State Normal school and will remain for the alumni banquet, all members of the class of 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sankey
North Merstreet
Indiana
Debra
May Attig
Thenville
Isabella Massie
Mabel and
Mary Black
Slippery Rock
State Normal School
Recital by J William Wilson at Buhl Club Sharon
J William Wilson of North Walnut Street will give a recital in the Buhl club at Sharon Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Wilson
North Walnut Street
Buhl Club
Sharon
T. H. E. Club Plans Friday Entertainment
Miss Emma Royce of Lincoln Avenue will entertain the T. H. E. club next week on Friday July 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Royce
Lincoln Avenue
T. H. E. Club
Sure Foot Cure EZO Relief for Feet Overnight
An ad promises Sure Foot Cure EZO soothes sore feet and eliminates corns bunions and callouses overnight. The refined ointment requires simple application and is sold with a money back guarantee at Geo W Clutton for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EZO
Geo. W
Clutton’s
Picnic of A B D girls at First Presbyterian
The annual picnic of the A B D girls from First Presbyterian church was held in the park at noon. About 20 guests traveled on the 11 30 car and enjoyed a well filled basket menu served in the grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
First Methodist Sunday School Picnic Planned
Mrs. George E. Treadwell leads the First Methodist Church Sunday school class to have a park picnic at noon Wednesday. They will ride the 10 o'clock car and spend the morning in the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Treadwell
First Methodist Church
Kensington Club Dinner for Husbands Planned
The 1900 Kensington members will host a dinner for their husbands at the New Castle club on Thursday, promising a social event among club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
New Castle Club
Garden party prepared by Children's Day Nursery board
The board of Managers plans a garden party at the nursery grounds marking an upcoming celebration. Details emphasize community involvement and the event’s organized setup for families and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nur
Summer Dress Cottons and Swisses Sale
Fashion seals the season with dotted Swisses in plain colors and prints, lawns, flaxons, dimities, voiles and shirting Madras offered at 12½ to 25 cents a yard. The store promises ample varieties and urging shoppers to select today.
Pongee Linens In Stock Amid High Demand
A late shipment of Pongee Linens arrives with colors Greens Tans Brown Lavender White and Black. The fabric is 27 inches wide selling for 30¢ a yard and promises a linen like look with fewer wrinkles. Demand is high and stock sells quickly.
Brassieres and Corsets Offer In Early Ad Run
This notice advertises a model suited to slender figures worn over a corset to create a round silhouette. Features include lace trimming, front hooks, side lacing, and varying prices from 25 cents to a dollar. Also promotes Royal Worcester Corset at $1.00 with limited stock remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Worcester
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Lon Schuler
William Ort
Bull
Edward Ort
Hamilwarmet
J. A. Blair
North Street
J. H. Muntz
Nellie Foringer
Kaylor
Net
Ham 4
Mrs. No Ort
McAnlis-Petterson
Mather Bros.co
New Castle
Mather Bros Co
Sarden Hose
R. Dunlap & Son
N. Min St
Stritmater’s Store
Miss Iman
John
B.&h
Owens-McKim
Metzler
Kodak
NEW Castle Stationery CO
North Mercer ST
J. A. Breckenridge
Washington St
Brown & Hamilton CO
H. A. Huston
Hardware
South
Jefferson St
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