Thornton Blair wedding draws state attention in New Castle
Miss Virginia D Blair and Henry Worth Thornton were married at Trinity church in New Castle. The ceremony featured Mendels sohnian music and a large guest list drawn from notable families in New Castle and Pittsburgh. A Lawrence club breakfast followed with ornate decor and a long reception, as prominent families celebrated the union and social prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Dike Blair
George D. Blair
Henry Worth Thornton
Philadelphia
Mr. Blair
New Castle
Trinity Church
I. W. Geer
J. Cust Blair
Nettleton Neff
Cincinnati
B. P. Young
Pittsburg
Mendelsshon
George Phillips
Margaret Thornton
Ironton
Henrietta Ely
Bryn Mawr
Matheson
Brooklyn
N. Y
McCormick
Mechanicsburg
Virginia Johnson
Thornton
Randolph Matthews
Charles W. Tyler
Miss Blair
Gainsborough
Lawrence Club
R. M. Hill
Parsons’ Orchestra
W. T
F. P. Butz
Grace M. E. Church Wedding in City Center
Miss Clara Maude Maxwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Maxwell, married William Howard Love at Grace M. E. Church on Tuesday afternoon. The ceremony, attended by about 400 guests, featured organ music, a violin duet, and lavish floral decorations. The couple plans an eastern wedding trip and will reside on East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old City
Grace M. E
Clara Maude Maxwell
J. C. McDonald
Hinckley
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Rowena
Edith Tyler
James
G.S. Love
New Castle
Henry A. Morse
D. T. Finney
Oil City
Love
East Second Street
Ross Hillier
Cooperstown
Bladche Stevenson
Utica
Mary Smith
Cochranton
J. Vernon Wright
New Brighton
Henry Whitehill
Ray Whitehill
Shippenville
May
Ida Kribbs
Orville Kribbs
Lamartine
P. O. Laughner
Marie Laughner
J. Herman Rodgers
Mae Finley
Reunion Invitations Of Masonic Outing Association Issued
Invitations are issued for the Masonic Outing association reunion on Thursday June 27 at Cascade park. Officers include President L M Lockwood Zelienople Vice President W A Stein Butler Secretary Frank O Rourke New Brighton and Treasurer C F P DuShane. A large crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Outing Association
Cascade Park
L. M. Lockwood
Zelienople
W. A. Stein
Butler
Frank O’ Rourke
New Brighton
C. F P. DuShane
Fr. ¢. O'Rourke
W. C. Morrow
Lisbon
Frank G. Blackford
A. L. Hazen
John 8. Wallace
W. T. Butz
Henry P. Shaner
W. PD. Wallace
H. M. Marquis
L. M. Uber
F. G. Blackford
Beaver Falls
East Palestine
Fast Liverpool
Quiet Wal nut Street Wedding United Parker and Rearic
A small wedding was solemnized Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Samuel Rearic on Walnut street. Frank Parker of Chicago and Miss Emma Rearic joined in marriage at 6 pm with Rev J A Parsons officiating. They will reside in Englewood Illinois after a wedding dinner served by Mrs Rearic. The bride has long worked at the Shenango plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Rearic
Walnut Street
Frank 34
Parker
Chicago, Ill
Emma Rearic
J. A. Parsons
Epworth M. E. Church
Miss Rearic
Wedding of James H. Jordan and Miss Mannis McClure
Wedding held Tuesday at 8:30 PM in First Presbyterian church with Rev. W H Jordan officiating and Dr H S Jordan assisting. Bride wore gray suit with hat, guests celebrated in the Sunday school room then the couple departed for Chicago and Kansas City before moving into a furnished East Grant street home. Sara D. Falls played Mendelssohn and Lohengrin marches accompanied the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Jordan
Mannis McClure
First Presbyterian Church
W. H. Jordan
H.S. Jordan
Chicago
Kansas City
East Grant Street
Sara D. Falls
Mendelssohn
Lohengrin
Surprise 70th Birthday for Tobias Palmer in Pleas ant Grove
Neighbors hosted a surprise party at Tobias Palmer's home in Pleasant Grove to mark his 70th birthday. The gathering included Mrs. Jacob Seigle and her daughter Miss Clara Seigle of New Castle. Dinner and social time followed as the Youngstown group attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobias Palmer
Pleasant Grove
Youngstown
Jacob Seigle
Clara Seigle
New Castle
Textor and Sullivan Wed in Cleveland Rushing Home
William Textor a notable tin worker on East Sutton street and Miss Anna Sullivan of the Sixth ward eloped to Cleveland last Wednesday to marry. They took a brief wedding trip and returned to New Castle yesterday, staying at the groom’s parents on Sutton street. The marriage was kept secret and is now announced to their friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Textor
East Sutton Street
Anna Sullivan
Sixth Ward
Cleveland
Ohio City
New Castle
Mt. Jackson Wedding Prominent Petersburg Man Marry Miss Clark
The marriage of Guy W. Gilmore of Petersburg Ohio and Miss Mary E. Clark occurred in Mt. Jackson this week. The ceremony at the Clark home featured Grace Walker on the wedding march and was conducted by Rev. John S. Dice with relatives assisting.
Cleveland Man Weds Miss Heasley in Sharon Private Ceremony
Edward Hahn a prosperous Cleveland business man married Miss Maude Heasley of Sharpsville Street Sharon at the bride’s parents home Wednesday at 2 30. The ceremony was private with a few relatives present. They will reside in Forest City where Hahn is in mercantile trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hahn
Cleveland
Maude Heasley
Sharpsville Street
Sharon
Henry Heasley
Upper Lakes
Forest City
Hahn
Norman Craig Weds Miss Anna Gailey in North Beaver
The wedding of Norman Craig to Miss Anna Gailey took place Wednesday at the North Beaver residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Gailey. Rev. Riley officiated. the bride is a niece of James Martin. A reception followed Thursday at the Craig home with many guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gailey
North Beaver Township
Norman Craig
Anna Gailey
Riley
Jackson
Joseph Craig
Foultz Sager Wedding in Clarksburg West Virginia
Miss Mae Sager of this city wed David Foultz of Oil City in Clarksburg West Virginia. The couple will reside in Clarksburg where the groom is engaged in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Sager
This City
David Foultz
Oil City
Clarksburg
West Virginia
W. Va
Miss Anna Grantley Hosts Cousin Louis Warnock Event
Miss Anna Grantley entertained at her home near Ellwood City in honor of her cousin Louis Warnock and bride of Chartiers. A pleasant evening was enjoyed but a severe storm prevented use of the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Grantley
Ellwood City
Louis Warnock
Bride of
Marriage of Harriet Thorne and J B Rhodes
At Mrs Huldah Thorne's residence in West Woodland avenue a wedding will take place next Thursday between Miss Harriet Thorne and Mr J B Rhodes. The couple will have a noonday ceremony followed by a bridal dinner and reception with a limited circle of friends. Miss Thorne is noted in musical circles and Mr Rhodes is a successful druggist. the bride has prior connections to New Castle and frequent visits here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
William McCullough Stevenson
Sarah Bryant
Mather
John G. Bryant
Bluff Street
Edward
Stevenson
James Stevenson
Llga Stevenson
Pittsyure
Miss Bryant
Pennsylvania College For Women
Alumni Association
Decade Club
Huldah Thorne
West Woodland Avenue
Harriet Thorne
J. KB. Rhodes
Youngstown
Miss Thorne
Mr. Rhodes
Leity
Engaged Pennsylvanians to Wed This Week in Shenango Area
Frank Evans of Pennsylvania Avenue, a heater at Shenango tin mill, and Miss Eva Johns of Scioto Street, whose coming marriage has been noted in these columns, will wed Wednesday this week. They plan a refined home on Hamilton Street built and furnished by Mr. Evans. Early cake walk elevates Grove City social scene with Miss Bessie Scott and Dan Scott winning cake and $8. The Young family plans its seventh annual reunion August 15 at W. J. Young’s Uncle Robert Young farm Slipperyrock township, inviting all to arrive by 10 a.m. The Mt. Jackson town hosts a large wedding for Guy Gilmore of Petersburg and Miss Mary K. Clark at the Clark residence, with Rev. J. S. Dice performing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Evans
Pennsylvania Avenue
Shenango
Eva Johns
Scioto Street
Hamilton Street
Evans
Grove City
Bessie Scott
Dan Scott
Miss Scott
Young
W. J. Young
Robert Young
Slipperyrock
Princeton
Myra Young
Columbus
Pittsburg
Mercer
Beaver
Mt. Jackson
Guy Gilmore
Petersburg
Mary KE. Clark
R. 8. Clark
J. 5. Dice
William M. Taylor
Westfield Church
Minnis Davidson
Quiet wedding at Reformed Presbyterian parsonage
A quiet wedding was solemnized Thursday at 4 o clock at the Reformed Presbyterian parsonage on Oak avenue. Harvey P. Shoaff and Miss Mary Catharine Pauline married with Rev. J. S. Martin officiating. Congratulations and best wishes are extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Presbyterian Parsonage
Oak Avenue
Harvey P. Shoaff
Wedding in Gordonsville Nixes Mary McComb Ties in Oklahoma
A pretty wedding was solemnized in Gordonsville Virginia. The bride Miss Mary McComb is a niece of Col and Mrs R B McComb and Dr Allen a leading physician in the city. Col McCormb is visiting Gordonsville and attended the nuptials. The couple will reside in Oklahoma where the groom has established a practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordonsville
Virginia
Mary McComb
R. B. McComb
Allen
Col. McCormb
Oklahoma
Westminster Students Host Moonlight Party with Sypher Orchestra
Westminster college students held a party at the Pulaski hotel on Wednesday evening. Sypher's orchestra from New Castle provided the music and was highly praised by attendees. The group will play for several moonlight gatherings this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski Hotel
Westminster College
Sypher
New Castle
Couple from Plain Grove and New Castle Wed at West Middlesex
Miss Nannie Conn of Plain Grove and Delmar Green of New Castle were quietly married at the M B E parsonage in West Middlesex at 12 30 p m yesterday by Rev S L Mills. The groom once ran a livery stable in West Middlesex. They will reside in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Conn
Plain Grove
Delmar Green
New Castle
West Middlesex
M. BE. Parsonage
Tin Worker Harry Bannon and Olive Mackey Wed
Harry Bannon a tin worker resident with A R Van Horn of West Long avenue and Olive Mackey of Rose Point were married Wednesday evening. They planned to visit friends in Beaver then settle on County Line street. Congratulations are extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bannon
A. R. van Horn
West Long Avenue
Olive Mackey
Rose Point
Beaver
County Line Street
Weddings Tied to Cupid Campaign In Youngstown
Fred B. Huntsman and Miss Lillie L. Bowers obtained a marriage license in Youngstown on Tuesday and were married there as part of the month’s wave of weddings attributed to Cupid’s campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Love
Fred B. Huntsman
Lillie L. Bowers
Youngstown
Miss Florence Cornwell to Wed George A Rowe at Home
Cards announce the wedding of Florence Cornwell of Stoneboro to George A Rowe of Monesse. The ceremony is set for next Wednesday at 3 30 PM at the bride’s home. Florence is sister to Mrs J R Hardwick and has many local friends wishing happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Cornwell
Stoneboro
George A. Rowe
Monesse
J. R. Hardwick
Married in Youngstown by Squire Webb Today
In Youngstown two couples tied the knot with Squire Webb officiating. The ceremony proceeded amid modest ceremony and local attendance as the newlyweds begin their lives together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Squire Webb
Joyful Contracts Reported in Youngstown Vindicator note
The Youngstown Vindicator records smiles as four people celebrate contract agreements. Among the couples were Joseph Burns and Miss Jane Dolie of New Castle, whose union or deal is described as refulgent with joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Joseph Burns
Jane Dolie
New Castle
Mather Family Reunion Set for July Fourth at Anable Home
Families and friends of the Mathers descendants are invited to gather July 4 at George Anable's residence near New Wilmington. Committee officers Mack Hartzel president Maude Hamilton secretary George Anable treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathers
George Anable
New Wilmington
Mack Hartzel
Maude Hamilton
Frank McGlynn Marries Miss Elizabeth McGraw in Youngstown
Frank McGlynn and Miss Elizabeth McGraw were united in marriage Saturday evening in Youngstown. The bride is the daughter of Miss Bridget McGraw of Fern Street, and the groom is a well known young tin worker in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McGlynn
Elizabeth McGraw
Youngstown
Bridget McGraw
Fern Street
Bannon and Mackey Wed in Beaver Falls Wedding
P. M. Bannon of the Fifth ward and Miss Olive B. Mackey of Rose Point were married in Beaver Falls on Wednesday by Rev. A. Bush. The couple will reside in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Bannon
Fifth Ward
Olive B. Mackey
Rose Point
Beaver Falls
Rev. A. Bush
Frances Robinson to Wed Frederick White on July Fourth
Miss Frances Robinson of Sharon and Frederick White of East Long Avenue will marry July Fourth in a quiet ceremony with only immediate family and close friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Robinson
Sharon
Frederick White
East Long Avenue
Wedded at Greensburg Moravia man weds Greensburg woman
De Louis Sneden of Moravia street and Miss Bessie Miller of Greensburg were married at Greensburg Sunday and will return to New Castle to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Louis Sneden
Moravia Street
Bessie Miller
Greensburg
New Castle
Miller Reunion Planned Gathering
The Miller family reunion will be held with plans announced for a reunion gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Dance at Moravia Plans Elaborate Event Thursday Night
A Moravia west side hall dance is scheduled for Thursday night, organized by local youth. Relatives and friends are invited to join F. C. Miller and attendees from nearby areas for a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Moravia
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Endsorsements
One hundred dollar reward offered for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co advertise the remedy from Toledo Ohio. Endorsers West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin attest to Cheney's integrity. Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. Testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills advertised as best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Allen's Foot-Ease powder promises quick foot relief
Allen's Foot-Ease cures painful feet and growing nails and relieves corns bunions and sweating. It makes tight shoes feel easy and offers a trial package free. Sold by druggists and shoe stores or by mail for 25 cents postage paid to Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
John Wright Celebrated for Fine Large Strawberries
John Wright of Taylor township, a gardener and fruit grower, receives The News thanks for a basket of fine large strawberries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wright
Taylor Township
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Thornton-Blair
Peacock-Perkins
New Wilmington Globe
Geo. W. Perkins
Grace Lincoln Perkins
Knox Luther Peacock
Ida Moore
BE. N. McElree
Walters
St. Louis
McCreary Hotel
Peacock
Sherersburg
J. W. R. Tibby
Nannie Tibby
Sharpshore
Bessie Hill
Sheridanville
James A. Moore
Ida Florence Moore
Crafton
Margaret Sloane
Allegheny
Irene Perkins
Ella Musser
Jean Gillespie
Elizabeth Blackwood
Minnie Blair
M. M. Edmundson
Ethel Pettitt
Lida Gibson
Donald McKim
Mary Ferguson
Anna Elliott
Mary Mealy
Vera Getty
Newell-Durant
Epworth M. EB
Sadie Newell
North Mill Street
Charles H. Durant
Bell Telephone Office
Mr. Durant
H. O. Dunkle
Pittsburg & Western Road
Love-Maxwell
Masonic
Cascade Club
Parson
Parsons
Robert Allen
Laura Smith
Failor
McCloud
Enon
Miss Carlton
Guy W. Gilmore
Mary E. Clark
D. RR. Imbrie
Wm. M. Taylor
D. D
Foutz-Sager
Bride
Rhodes-Thorne
Shoaff
Pauline
Pulaski
Bannon-Mackey
Pittsburg Clothing
Washington SI
Citizens National Bank
New Castle, PA
Board of Directors
Thos. W. Phillips
J. P. H. Cunningham
David Jameson
Samuel McCreary
M. H. Henderson
John H. Freston
Lewis S. Hoyt, J. Norman Martin
E. N. Baer
Edward T. Kurtz
Scott D. Long
T. W. Phillips
L. S. Hoyt
John H. Lamb
Mathers Reunion
Gannon-Mackey
F. C. Miller
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