Miss Metta Shirk Weds Howard Burr
Miss Metta Shirk daughter of Mr and Mrs Amos Shirk of Ray street wed Howard M Burr of Court street in the Mirsonage of the First Baptist church at 9 45 this morning with Rev George M Landis officiating They were unattended and the bride wore an ensemble suit of blue and tan Mrs Burr has worked in the division J accountant's office of the Pennsylvania railroad Mr Burr is connected with the Mahoning Trust company After the ceremony the couple left for Washington Philadelphia and New York They will be at home after July 10 at 511 South Ray street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metta Shirk
Amos Shirk
Ray Street
Howard M
Court Strean
First Baptist Church
George M. Landis
Burr
Division J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mahoning Trust Company
Mrs. Burr
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
New York
Friends
South Ray Street
Joint Hostesses at Luncheon Bridge at New Castle Field
Mrs. Quincy McBride of Croton Avenue and Mrs. William Mondy of Highland Avenue were joint hostesses for a luncheon bridge at the New Castle Field clay. Flowers adorned the tables, an elaborate one o'clock menu served, and 120 covers were arranged. High score honors included a dainty favor. Out of town guests included Mrs. John Connery of Merion, Pa. Mrs. Margaret McBride of Grove City, and Mrs. Percy MacNab of Pittsburgh, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy McBride
Croton Avenue
William Mondy
Highland Avenue
New Castle Field
John Connery
Merion
Margaret McBride
Grove City
Percy MacNab
Pittyburgh, Pa
Reception for Rev and Mrs Emrys Thomas at Emmanuel Baptist
The Emmanuel Baptist church hosts a Friday reception honoring Rev and Mrs Emrys Thomas before their July departure for a summer abroad. A church choir program is planned and citywide friends are invited. They will visit Wales to see relatives and return later in the summer. G A Girls marked Mrs G Wilfred Thomas's birthday with a torsey dinner at Cascade Park and planned a follow up park dinner with husbands and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emrys Thomas J
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Thomas
Wales
G. Wilfred Thomas
Y. QO. A. Girls Club
Cascade Park
the Park
Savings Accounts Empower Early Career Opportunities
A formal urging notes that young men facing pay delays should prepare by opening a savings account. It argues that those in prosperous positions often secured opportunities by having immediate access to funds, implying foresight and financial discipline as a path to luck.
Pulaski Wedding of Local Interest
A pretty wedding solemnized today uniting Miss Mayine Gilliland daughter of Hq. Gilliland Pulaski and Francis Taylor son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor Youngstown. Rev G C Baker officiated at the Pulaski Methodist church with a rose and fern decorated Loigg room. The bride wore white georgette, bridesmaid Dorothy Stewart wore orchid Georgette, best man Gordon Garrett, Lille Betty Gilbert tiny bearer, flower girls Faye Layton and Eileen Gilliland. Thirty five guests attended a wedding dinner. a large rose centered cake topped the bride’s table. Mrs. Taylor a former Edinboro Normal School graduate and Pulaski teacher will reside in Youngstown after a wedding trip to Chicago and South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie McAnlis
Westfield
George McAnlis
Marshall McAntis
Loyal McAnlis
Ila McAntis
Dora Paden
Catherine Ha
Hallia Haverfield
Ross Haverfield
Edward Hradley
Theodore Eckert
T. S. McAndis
Walter Withers
Mahoningtown
Youngstown
Hoffmaster
Grove City Collegt
Kelly Company
Grove City
Superior Street
Mayine Gilland
Air Aluirs
K. Gillilana
Pulas
Francis ‘Taylor
Frank
Taylor
Loigg
GC. C. Baker
Pulaski Methodist Church
Maroh
Tiny Bearer
Faye Layton
Eileen Gilliland
Edinboro Normal School
Pulaski
Chicago
Ill
South Bend
Ind
Youngatown
Wedding Solemnized in St Marys Church
This morning at o clock Rev Fr F F O Shea officiated with High mass when Misa Catherine Cecelia Donegan daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Donegan West North street became the bride of John Arthur Vallely son of Mr and Mrs James Vallely Newell avenue. The couple’s attendants and guests from Baltimore Cleveland Youngstown Warren and Pitts were listed with details of gowns flowers and the reception for one hundred fifty at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. O'Shea
Misa Catherine Cecelia Donegan
John H. Donegan
West North Street
John Arthur Vallely
James Vallely
Newell Avenue
Thomas Cunningham
Jack Griffith
Mary Young
Agnes Donegan
Frank Vallely
Baltimore
Cleveland
Youngstown
Warren, C
Pittsburgh
Vallaly
New Castle Business College
New Castle Hardware Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
West Washington Street Social Notes Incomplete Restroom
West Washington street records a Tuesday evening gathering with rose bud handkerchiefs and prepared covers for ten. Miss Virginia Thompson helped serve as the Yastesa, and in two weeks the members plan a motor trip to Linesville to be guests of Mrs. E A Tullis, a former member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Marberry
Erie Avenue
R. V. Club
Jeter
Gladys Brenner
Virginia Thompson
Plana
West Washington Street
Linesville
E. A. Tullis
Reception honors bride and groom at Lenz home
Mr and Mrs Lenz of the Butler raid entertained in their home Wednesday evening honoring Mr and Mrs Herrman Lenz whose marriage was recent. Guests enjoyed social games music and chat and many gifts were presented. Forty seven guests attended the informal reception with refreshments served later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Club
Jess Forrest
Weatalate Street
Reuben Miller
Edward King
William Beckwith
Chicago
Ill
James Goodchild
Garfield Ove Male
Catherine Smith
Patrick Kennedy
Youngstown
Cascade Park
Madge Kite
Elenora Ryan
Josephine du Bois
Lillian Dans
Marke Smith
Helen Shaughnessy
Mary Kraft
Mary Wilson
Dorothy Kennedy
Mary Davis
Oak Park
Carrell Brooks
George Caruthers
Rock Springs Park
Annual Picnic at Boak Summer Home Friday
Helena auxiliary of First Presbyterian church hosts its annual picnic at Dr and Mrs R G Boak s Lakewood summer home Friday A tureen dinner at 30 o elocs and informal activities follow The arrangements are led by committee chair Mrs Howard Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
First Presbyterian Church
R.G. Boak
Lakewood
Howard Beck
Highland W porch parties planned this summer
Highland W members including Uy and others will hold porch parties over the summer. The first event is Friday from 2 to 4 PM at Mrs Abby Welch’s home 2304 Albert Street. Attendees may bring knitting or fancywork and a silver offering will be collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland W
T. v
Abby Welch
Albert Strait
American Golfers Lead In Opening Round Of Tourney
American golf led the British Open opening round as Long Jim Barnes posted a 70 to set a new course record at Prestwick. MacDonald Smith and Joe Kirkwood struggled, with Smith a 76 and Kirkwood an 88 on the day. The report notes Barnes from Pelham New York atop the leaderboard while other players travel and visit various local residents and guests in Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Prestwice
Scotland
Jim’’ Barnes
Pelham
N. Y
Diffentt Prastwick
MacDonald Smith
Joe Kirkwood
Smith
Kirkwood
Social Notes Share Visits and Returns Across Cities
Personal mentions record Mr and Mrs Howard Cooper of Pittsburgh visiting Mrs J Fennell on Harrison street for a couple weeks. C Lyda, long in the Putman oil fields Texas, returns to Meyer avenue home. Chiff B Parte of Detroit Michigan returns after week with his father John H Porte on Leasure avenue. Mrs Mary E Loy of Oak Street spends week with friends in Youngstown and Akron Ohio. Mr and Mrs Walter Thomas and baby daughter reside on Boyles avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Cooper
Pittsburgh
Fennell
Harrison Street
C. Lyda
Putman
Texas
Meyer Avenue
Chiff B. Parte
Detrot
Michigan
John H. Porte
Leasure Avenue
Mary &. Loy
Oakstreat Fg
Ucalite Bible Class Plans Meeting and D V Auxiliary Session
Ucalite Bible Clans will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Afra Reynolds on Lincoln Avenue with Mrs Harriet Dean as leader and Mrs C W Foulke as teacher. Daughters of Veterans Auxiliary will meet Friday evening in Me Goun helt with officers to be nominated and a social hour with refreshments following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ucalite Bible
Afra
Reynolds
Lincoln Avenue
Harriet Dean
C. W. Foulke
Wampum Scouts Elect Officers
Wampum Boy Scout Troop No. 1 held a meeting electing officers for the coming year. Key posts: Seth Merrow scribe Arthur Alexander treasurer Francois Hennon bugler Rey Douthett James McGeorge guards George Hilderbrand senior patrol leader Paul Herbert first patrol leader Arthur Alexander second patrol leader Francis Hennon third patrol leader Arthur Brown fourth patrol leader. Twenty eight scouts will attend the Centennial parade July 4. Thirty sixth hike last Friday with 14 scouts. bird house house contest ends early July. Next meeting will be a camp fire near Oveal school house with a 7:00 p.m. start. Earl Herbert led the last meeting. troop praised as progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampum Boy Scout
Seth Merrow
Arthur Alexander
Francois Hennon
Rey Douthett
James McGeorge
George Hilderbrand
Paul Herbert
Francis Hennon
Arthur Brown
Wanjpum
Oveal
Earl Herbert
Building Permits for Roy Gratton and Angela Fenaui Issued
Roy Gratton of 11 Point Place and Angela Fenaui of 623 Rarmond Street received permits for new dwelling work at their properties. The project details are limited in the fragment, with unclear notes about the permit scope and builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy B. Gratton
Point Place
Ratare
Angela Fenaui
Rarmond Street
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North Hil Kensington
North Hill Kensington
Bedford Inn
Rutter Studio
E. M. M’creary Gell
Nicholson's Dancing Academy
Weshatnock Avenue
Waldorf Hall
Prof
Fred Nickolson
H. R. Huston
Bell
Long Avenue
Jack Gerson
North Mercer Street
Peon Theater
Gerson’s
Howard Burr
Bridge
National Bank OF
Lawrence County
New Castle
Penna
Hill's
ST. Mary’s Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Primitive Methodist Church
James Reed
Eastbrook Road
H. J. Buckingham
Frank Chatrell
M. A. Hoyland
John Jenkins
Nicholas Muse
Henry Gibson
Charles Ashton
Jennie Morgan
Reed
Mn. A. Needlecraft
West Side Needlecraft
Stewart Thompson
Sochata Club
J. P. Morgan
Hillcrest Avenue
J. R. Weddell
Olwen Perrott
Endgewood Avenue
Centennial Card Club
Elenora Abrey
Edison Avenue
Grace Ackerman
Sara Foyce
Nora Burk
Bluff Street
Grossman-Ruttenberg
Grossman
South Jefferson Street
Essie
Louis Ruttenberg
Reading
Tree of Life Temple
Halpern
Ruttenberg
Berton K. Hover
Wilmington Avenue
Edith Cochran
Jamestown
Euclid Avenue M. E
Sam Maitland
E. O. T. Club
Grove
Hartmar
Colby
Seal
Marton
Fox
B. B. Club
Mia
Karl Alexander
Marian
Carl McCreary
A. M. Club
M. A. M. Club Associates
D. J. Anthony
Billy
Chester
W.va
J. C. Ravis
Roderick
Carl Halfren
Lungheon
Rachael Wallace
Paul Pauplenhausen
Baldwin Inn
Reunited Ladies League
Mra
John Shaffer
Cunningham Avenue
K. C. G. Etrela
Grace Shook
South Mill Street
van Alique
Simpan-Garden
Logs
New Victor Records
Red Seal Records
Armand Crabbe
A. Meurage
Boulanger
Jascha Heifetz
the Gentle Maiden
Scot
Cortege
Vitolin Salo Jascha Heifetz
Fritz Kreisler
Hugo Kreisler
F.kreisler
F. Kreiler
Pian
Lambert Murphy
Victor Salon Orchestra
Liszt
Saint-Saens
Margarete Matzenauer
Margarete Matzenaver
John McCormack
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Stokowski and
Philadelphia Orchestra
Neskowska
Naxydowski
Beafles of Freedom
Goldman
Lindenins
Light Vocal Records
Vernon Dalhart
Heidelberg
Victor Light Opera Company
Gema
Swance Butterfly
Carpenter
Gene Austin
Georgie Price
Pielin
Grace Moore
Lewis James
Marian Anderson
Dance Records
Tom
Mary
Charleston
Paul Whiteman
Sweetie
Waring
Meyer Davis
Lulu
Jan Garber
Bartrsges
Charles Dornberger
Fred Hamm
Shimmy Fox
The
Troubadours
the Troubadours
Susie
Jack Shilkret
Montmartre
Mamie—Fox
Art Hickman
Henry Halstead
Victor Company
Victor
Victrola
Victor Talking Machine Company
Camden
N. J. Victor Talking Machine Co. of Canada, Ltd
Montreal
Long Jim" Barnes
Court Street
J. A
Nappleway
Clarence Jarrett
J. EB. Phillips
Camp Always Inn
Slippery Rock
H. K. Rayser
Mobile
Ala
Earl W. Dean
North
Cochran ‘Way
Rayser
Wampum Scouts
Pean
David H. Long
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