Wedding at Enon Valley Unites Mabel Gilmore and Wylie McCaslin
Miss Mabel Gilmore of Enon Valley and Attorney Wylie McCaslin wed at 7:30 AM in the Gilmore home with few relatives present. Albert Joseph McCartney officiated, Walter Gilmore served as ring bearer, and the Lohengrin march was played. An 8 AM wedding breakfast followed before the couple departed for a trip and planned to reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Gilmore
Enon Valley
Wylie McCaslin
William Gilmore
Walter Gilmore
Albert Joseph McCartney
Westfield Presbyterian Church
Lohengrin
Samuel Gilmore
Ccland
Crawford avenue hostess entertains guests at dinner
Mrs. John W. Book of Crawford avenue entertained a party of friends at 6 o'clock dinner Tuesday evening. Honor guests included Mrs. H. Ingram of Dallas and Mrs. George Chappell of Altoona. Decorations featured pink and white peonies. An elaborate menu was served and the remainder of the evening was spent in music and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Book
Crawford Avenue
H. ©. Ingram
Dallas
Tex
George Chappell
Altoona
Wier Family Arrives in City to Visit Daughter and Son-in-Law
Mr and Mrs James Wier of Toronto Canada arrive for a visit with their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Fred Davis of Highland Avenue in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wier
Toronto
Canada
City
Mrs
Fred Davis
Highland Avenue
Two Weddings at St Mary's as Rose Kearns Marries Meintee
Promptly at eight o clock Wednesday morning Rose Kearns of this city wed John Meintee of Lowellville at St Marys church with Rev Maher officiating. The ceremony drew relatives and friends, a pink white decor theme, and a wedding breakfast at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside in Youngstown after a bridal trip to Cleveland and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Kearns
John Meintee
Lowellville
Ther Maher
St. Mary’ Church
Margaret Kearns
James MciIntee
Miss Kearns
Patrick Kearns
MelIntee
Ellen Msintee
Youngstown
Cleveland
Detroit
Pittsburg
Hubbard
Mont Clair
N. J
Mary Boyle
Elm Street
John J. Boyle
Catherine Boyle
James McHahan
Father O'Shea
Thomas J. Boyles
Walter Street
Methodists Hold Cascade Park Picnics Across City Clubs
Tuesday at Cascade Park saw multiple club gatherings including Bon Folkensington and The King's Daughters from First Methodist. About 48 guests attended one supper, 69 to 85 guests enjoyed picnic meals, with out of town guest Miss Georgia Elliott of Steubenville and Mrs Saul of Greenville noted. The Current Events circle also picnicked, and a summer theatre event followed for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Bon Folkensington
Georgia Elliott
Steubenville
Kensington
Tirs
T. P. Hamilton
I. E. Marshall
James Clemens
Myrtle Gillespie
Park
Grove
King's Daughters
First Methodist Church
Nixon club hosts card party with prizes and lunch
Mr and Mrs William Reader of West North street entertained the Nixon club Tuesday evening. Four tables were used for guests to play cards. Prizes were awarded to Mrs William Wol ford and Louis Wolford. Mrs Matil da Wood of Cleveland and Miss Buckley were special guests. A lunch with small flags as decorations was served. The tables were also flags. The next meeting will be a dinner at noon followed by a social period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reader
West North Street
Nixon Club
William Wolford
Louis Wolford
Matilda Wood
Cleveland
Miss Buckley
Jolly Friends Club Renames to Holly Club
Members entertained Tuesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Holt of South Beaver street. The group decided to rename the club the Holly club. Progressive pedro amused about 20 guests and a picnic was planned for July 9 at the park with lunch served. Out of town guests included Mrs. C. E. Ellison of Allegheny and Mrs. W. B. Trunkey of Kinsman, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Friends
C. M. Holt
South Beaver Street
Holly Club
Pedro
C. E. Ellison
Allegheny
W. B. Trunkey
Kinsman, O
Pretty wedding at Ellis home in Milton Street
Miss Clara Bates Ellis of Milton Street wed Edgar T. Baughman of Watsontown Pa in a small relatives ceremony at the bride’s mother home Mrs Clara Ellis. Rev JKB Reilly officiated. The couple left for Atlantic City and other eastern points. The groom works in railroad business in Watsontown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bates Ellis
Milton Street
Edgar T. Baughman
Watsontown
Clara Ellis
J. KB. Reilly
Atlantic City
Pretty Caldwell wedding unites Miss Anna Shaffer and Charles Long
A wedding was held Wednesday at 5 pm at the Shaffer home in Caldwell street. Miss Anna Shaffer married Charles C. Long of South Jefferson Street in a ceremony by Rev. H M Burns. Attendants were bridesmaid Olive Norris and best man Charles Shaffer. They plan a Jamestown expo trip then reside here. Long works as timekeeper for B and P railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Shaffer
Caldwell Street
Anna Shaffer
Charles C. Long
South Jefferson Street
Rev
H. M. Burns
Olive Norris
Charles Shaffer
Miss Shaffer
J. W. Shaffer
Mr. Long
Thomas Long
B., R. & P. Railroad
Social at First United Presbyterian Church
A pleasant social was hosted by the church youths at Robert McClelland’s home on Youngstown Road Tuesday evening. An ice cream supper pleased attendees while a full orchestra provided music for about 150 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Robert McClelland
Youngstown Road
Orrie J Rider to Wed Marie Garvin in City Tonight
Mr and Mrs John Rider of Oil City arrived for the marriage of their son Orrie J Rider and Miss Marie Garvin this evening. They are staying at Hotel Henry for the ceremony and related festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rider
Oil City
Orrie J. Rider
Marie Garvin
Hotel Henry
Party Leaves Wednesday From Local Addresses
A party including Mrs J B Love and her daughter Miss Blanche Love of Leasure Avenue, Miss Maude Kennedy of Pearson Street, Miss Jane Love of Pine Street, and Miss Anna McConnell departed Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Love
Blanche Love
Leasure Avenue
Maude Kennedy
Pearson Street
Jane Love
Pine Street
Anna McConnell
Morning trip outline to Washington D C New York and Jamestown Exposition
A traveler plans a morning departure for a trip that includes visits to Washington D C New York and the Jamestown Exposition. The itinerary emphasizes notable cities and a major exposition offering historical and civic interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D C
New York
Jamestown Exposition
Pretty wedding at Primitive Methodist parsonage
Miss Elizabeth Goodchild became the bride of Carl C. Gaston of Pittsburg street at Rev Bently’s parsonage on Wednesday afternoon. After a ten day trip to Cleveland and Detroit they will be at home at 274 Pittsburg street after July 10. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Goodchild of Pennsylvania avenue. Mr Gaston, son of Mr and Mrs R L Gaston, is a prominent paper hanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bently
Primitive Methodist Church
Elizabeth Goodchild
Carl C. Gaston
Pittsburg Street
R. L. Gaston
Work and Social Conversation Before a Choice Lunch
A brief note describes work and social conversation as diversions that preceded a choice lunch. The scene centers on casual interactions and a midday meal, highlighting social routines and informal gathering prior to dining.
Marriage of Miss Anetta Schnell to Richard Bard Jr in Crafton
The Pittsburg Dispatch reports the marriage of Miss Anetta L. Schnell and Richard Bard Jr of Craig Street took place at 7 30 pm last evening at the bride’s mother Mrs Alice Lowry’s home on Mildred Street Crafton. Officiant Rev Hoff man attended a ceremony with out of town guests including Mr and Mrs James Schwein of Dubois Miss Alexander Wilkins B Newell J Arthur Lawson of Clarion and Mrs Rutherford of Falls Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bard, Jr
Pittsburg
Miss Alexander
Wilkins B. Newell
J. Arthur Lawson
Clarion
Mrs. Rutherford
Falls Creek
Thursday Night Dance at Cascade Park Pavilion
A large crowd attended the Thursday Night dance at Cascade park pavilion on Tuesday evening. Dancing continued to a late hour with excellent music. Several out of town guests joined the event, including Miss Jane Davis of Greenville and Miss Jennie Hillier of Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park Pavilion
Jane Davis
Greenville
Jennie Hillier
Mt. Vernon
Miss Esther Watson Hosts Sara Woods Birthday Tea
Miss Esther Watson of Wallace Avenue entertained a few friends on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss Sara Woods of Mount Jackson. The guests enjoyed a pleasant session playing 500 followed by a delicious lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Watson
Wallace Avenue
Sara Woods
Mt. Jackson
L. S. E. Club Meets At Mrs Speed Home
Mrs George Speed of Cottage street hosted the L S E club Monday afternoon with a pleasant gathering and lunch. The group plans to meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Speed
Cottage Street
L. S. E. Club
Miss Margaret Williams to Return Home This Week
Miss Margaret Williams an instructor in the city public schools has spent a month teaching in the city and expects to return to her Grove City home this week for the remainder of the summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Williams
Grove City
Farther Lights Society Meets With Host Miss Mabel Beer
Miss Mabel Beer entertained the Farther Lights society on Neshan nock boulevard Tuesday. In the president’s absence the vice president presided. Later games and music followed. The next meeting will be with Miss Leona Broadhead on the fourth Tuesday of July at 19 Craigae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Beer
Neshannock Boulevard
Farther Lights Society
Leona Broadhead
Craig Ae
Dart sisters host dinner in Pittsburg street home
Misses Iretta and Iva Dart of Pittsburg street entertained a few friends at 5 o'clock dinner Tuesday evening. Covers were laid for 12 guests. Margarites were used as decorations and a social period followed. Mrs. Will Grant Chambers of Greeley, Col., was an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iretta
Iva Dart
Pittsburg Street
Will Grant Chambers
Greeley
Col
Miss Lizzie Kennedy Returns From Philadelphia Study
Miss Lizzie Kennedy of Pearson Street returns after eight months studying art in Philadelphia. She resumes local activities and awaits further plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Kennedy
Pearson Street
Philadelphia
Mrs Susie Flynn Hosts West Washington Club Night
Miss Susie Flynn of West Washington street entertained the girls of her club Tuesday evening. Needle-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Flynn
West Washington Street
Personal notices note multiple guests and family visits
Local Mrs. William Marshall of Dewey avenue welcomes a daughter. Several guests, including Mrs. Mains of Cleveland and Miss Sara Woods of Mt. Jackson, visit relatives in town. Mrs. Hover shows slight improvement after illness. Numerous social calls involve the Runkle, Ellison, and Trunkey families, festival attendance at Eastbrook, and a three month stay planned in Wales for several residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Marshall
Dewey Avenue
Mains
Cleveland
Clifford Colvin
Pearson Street
Sara Woods
Mt. Jackson
John M. Watson
Highland Avenue
Edna Young
Walnut Street
Butler County
Theodore Brenstter
Pittsburg
Frank Churchfield
Chestnut Street
David Allspach
Chicago Junction
Clara M. Ellis
Milton Street
New Wilmington
C. E. Ellison
Allegheny
W. B. Trunkey
Kinsman, O
C. M
South Beaver Street
Laura, Bruce
Grace Pontius
Gertrude Waddington
John Waddington
John Warnock
John Burnsides
Eastbrook
M. EB. Church
William Davis
Miller Street
Reese Thomas
Terrace Avenue
John Morgan
Wales
Guests of S T Andre Return Home After Visit
Guests of the former's son S T Andre of Wilson avenue have returned home. They were accompanied by Mrs S T Andre and daughter and will be their guests for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Andre
Wilson Avenue
Child Scalded by Spilled Coffee at Table
A young child, son of Campbell Boyle, suffered neck face and shoulder burns when hot coffee spilled at the family table Monday morning. The incident occurred at their Pennsylvania avenue home. Medical attention was sought to treat the scalds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Boyle
Pennsylvania Avenue
Take a Walk Out Winter Avenue News Sale Card
McBride and Long advertise new graded street between Moody and Leasure from Highland to Neshan nock Boulevard. Fine lots offered for sale with Bell phone 1409 at 36 1-2 North Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Avenue
Moody and Leasure
Highland Avenue
Neshannock Boulevard
McBride & Long
Bell
N. Mill St
Ice Cream Social at First M. E. Church Benefit
An ice cream social will be held Thursday June 27 at the home of Mrs John Knox on Lincoln Avenue to raise funds for the Epworth League at the First M E Church. If rain, the event moves to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Knox
Lincoln Avenue
Epworth League
M. EK
Special sale on ribbons and health tonics at Wallace's
The notice advertises wide ribbons in all colors for 19 cents during a sale on June 27 at Mc Comb's 25914. It also promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a life producing remedy with vigor and strength, offered as tea and tablet forms at Wallace's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McComb’s
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Wallace
City Water Rules Ban Building Use Without Permit
City of New Castle Water Co warns that water cannot be used for brick work stone work plastering or cement work on any property unless a permit specifies the exact use. Violating this rule will lead to discontinuation of service and service will not be restored until costs are paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
New Castle
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