Wilkison Davidson Nuptials Held At Court Street Home
Society notes describe the simple wedding of Miss Ella Davidson to Attorney H A Wilkinson at the Davidson residence on Court Street. Rev J Q A McDowell officiated before about 30 guests as Miss Mila Clark played Hearts and Flowers. The couple, after a dinner, left for Cleveland and Lake excursion, then planned housekeeping in a Park Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Davidson
Court Street
Ella Davidson
H. A. Wilkinson
J. Q. A. McDowell
Lohenerin
Mila Clark
Mt. Jackson
McDowell
Clark
Wilkinson
Cleveland
Lakes
New Castle Junction
Park Avenue
Jessie Hadley
Ojd
Marriage Notices for Daisy Biddle and R Edmund Jenkins
An engagement and wedding announcement records Daisy Biddle and R Edmund Jenkins wed at 9:30 PM at Rev RR F Randolph's residence. The bride, daughter of Elizabeth Biddle, studied at Pennsylvania College for Women and Jenkins has nine years at D W Hanna. They plan a home at 91 Shenango Street and later housekeeping. Also noted is the marriage of Ida May Winkleman to Robert Curry at the Richards residence on Home Street with Rev H H Barber officiating and a reception for about 60 guests. the couple will reside on Home Street for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Biddle
R. Edmund Jenkins
RR. F. Randolph
M. HK
Elizabeth Biddle
Court Street
M. 5
Marquis of
Front Street
Pennsylvania College For Women
Pittsburg
Jenkins
D. W. Hanna
Shenango Street
Matthew Richards
Home Street
Ida May Winkleman
Robert Curry
H. H. Barber
Trinity Church
Mary Ann Davis
Walter Turner
George Phillips
Mrs. Winkleman
Baltimore
Marquis Family Organization Formed At New Castle Meeting
A gathering of Marquis representatives met at Captain M S Marquis residence at 15 North Front Street on June 5 to form an organization, chart a history, and plan a reunion. Officers elected included Captain M Marquis as president and Mrs R C Crouch as treasurer with a large slate of Marquis correspondents from multiple states. A second meeting is set for July 24 at 2 PM at the same location with invitations extended to all interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis
M. 5
North Front Street
Captain M. Marquis
New Castle
D. CC. Marquis
D. D
Chicago
Jno
A. Marquis
Greensburg
Thos. Marquis
Lisbon
Porter SS. Marquis
St. Louis
Mon
R. C. Crouch
H. M. Marquis
Mary Marquis
Pittsburg
Nellie Marquis
Allegheny City
W. V. Marquis
Glenshaw
J. Logan Marquis
Evansville
Ind
Mary BK. Marquis
Sam F. Marquis
Roland Marquis
Quincey
Ill
Left for Paris on six week European trip
Hugh J. Palmer son of Mr and Mrs Harvey L Palmer of Pittsburg street near Cascade park has been located in Pittsburg six months. He arrived Monday to bid farewell then left with two Pittsburg men for New York and a steamer voyage to Southampton and Paris to visit the exposition. They plan two months abroad then Germany. Palmer formerly worked as a salesman with Berkman clothier. The two Spahin brothers are also returning to Germany. Meanwhile guests of Mr and Mrs W H Scofield and others from Birmingham Iowa Oma ha and Kansas City visit until Tuesday before heading to Pittsburg and Butler county. The Snyder family from Nebraska and Missouri have relatives here with Bessie and Zina Snyder teachers in Omaha and Kansas City high schools and Westminster college graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh J. Palmer
Harvey L. Palmer
Pittsburg Street
Cascade Park
Pittsburg
Europe
Spahin
New York City
St. Paul
Southampton
Paris
Germany
Palmer
Berkman
New Castle
Aaron Vandegrift
John Bay
Croton Avenue
W. H. Scofield
Lucy
Viola
Birmingham
Iowa
Beersie Snyder
Omaha
Neb
Zina Snyder
Kansas City
H Ram Snyder
Hureka
City
Butler County
Mr. Snyder
Bessie
Zina
Slipperyrock
Bessie Snyder
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Miller Wedding Reception at Woods Street Home
Mrs Rachael Miller hosted a cheerful gathering Wednesday evening as son J Howard Miller and Miss Mollie Fields of Franklin arrived at 7 15 PM to begin a reception in their honor. Guests included Mr and Mrs Brooks Mr and Mrs Pollard Mr and Mrs Gardner Miss Rokena Brooks Anna Oakes Minnie Ner Grace Ner Leonard Howard and W Brooks among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael Miller
Woods Street
J. Howard Miller
Miller
Mollie Fields
Franklin
Myrtle Street
Mr. Miller
M. Harris
Brooks
Edemy
Tev
Pollard
J. W. Gardner
Waller
Rokena Brooks
Anna
Lizzie Oakes
Minnie
Gracener
Lawrence Jones
Leonard Howard
W. Brooks
Youngstown Couple Wed In Private Evening Ceremony
Miss Grace Leedy daughter of Mr and Mrs Leedy of Youngstown married Joseph L McComb son of Mr and Mrs J L McComb of Hillsville on Wednesday at 8 pm. The bride taught elocution in the Seventh ward and was well known locally. Guests included cousin Miss Bessie McComb. The couple departed with picnickers for Celoron and will reside briefly with the bride’s parents after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Grace Leedy
Joseph Leedy
Joseph L. McComb
J. L. McComb
Hillsville
J. L. Medtomb
New Castle
Luta Sheppard Weds KR Archibald Fleming at Lincoln Avenue
Miss Luta Sheppard daughter of Mrs. Mattie Sheppard married KR Archibald Fleming a popular letter carrier on Wednesday at 7 30 PM officiated by Rev S H Moore at his Lincoln avenue residence. The bride formerly worked as an operator in National Steel Co private exchange and the couple plan to set up a home on Pittsburg street in the fall. LYTLE STEWART Miss Clara Stewart and Bert Lytle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luta Sheppard
Mattie Sheppard
Archibald Fleming
Married in Celoron Unites Local Sweethearts
Two well known local youths, Miss Stewart of Spruce street and Mr. Lytle of J. L. My land bakery, married Saturday in Celoron after joining Tin Workers' picnic. The surprise announcement notes Miss Stewart and Mr. Lytle’s union and future moves to Pittsburg for Mr Steinholdt’s civil engineering job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celoron
N.Y
Miss Stewart
Spruce Street
Mr. Lytle
J. L. Myland
McKay Shaffer Wedding Invitation Planned in Grove City
Invitations have been issued in Grove City for the wedding of Miss Mary Mc Kay, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander McKay, to Dr Leroy Shaffer of the same city. The ceremony will be held at the prospective bride’s parents home on Wednesday June 21. The groom is well known locally and regarded with warm congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver D. Paine
Youngstown
Clara Belle
Kenneth Oake P. Reinholdt
Pittsburg
Steinholdt
Wessemer
Mary McKay
Alexander McKay
Grove City
Leroy Shaffer
Marriage Planned for Myrtle Heckathorn and Edward Riney
Miss Myrtle Heckathorn of Neshan nock township and Edward Riney of this city will wed at the bride’s parents home tomorrow at 7 50 in the evening with only immediate relatives attending. They will start housekeeping in this city where the groom works at the tin mill. Earlier, five generations of the same family gathered for a Sharon studio photos, with Susanne Cullough among those present, followed by a family reunion and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Heckathorn
Neshannock Township
Edward Riney
Sharon
Susanne Cullough
Wilhelm Wiesen wedding at St. Joseph's Church Sharon
Mathias Wilhelm and Miss Barbara Wiesen wed Monday at 9 AM at St. Joseph's German Catholic Church Sharon. Rev. Father Simon Assenmacher officiated. Out of town guests included J. J Wilhelm and PF Wilhelm, brothers of the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias Wilhelm
Barbara Wiesen
St. Joseph's
Sharon
Simon Assenmacher
Messrs. J. J
PF. W. Wilhelm
Accidents Reported Among Ten Mill Workers and Locals
A string of injuries and accidents is recorded among local workers and residents. Herbert Patterson of a Cleveland boiler company suffered severe injuries at Raney furnace when trapped between a boiler and a hoist. Mrs Hughes, while cleaning at the Mathews hotel, was in pain after a splinter pierced her thumbnail. Robert Taylor, a Pennabreak man, nearly lost his left ear when coal rolled from a car. Daniel Krouse of the steel mill sustained burns to both shoulders from hot metal and will miss days of work. Peter Kopp of the Pennsylvania Engineering works had his right hand caught in a crane. doctor Sam Warner treated the wound. Thomas Evans, a Swede, had his right index finger crushed by a crane. amputation was performed by Dr. Wood Fulton. A child, son of Mr and Mrs Richards of Long Avenue, fractured an arm after a fall from a tricycle. Robert Lowen of Galbreath Avenue fell and badly broke his arm at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Patterson
Cleveland
John Bowser
South Jefferson Street
Ed S. Cooper
Hughes
Mathews Hotel
Robert Taylor
Daniel Krouse
Scioto Street
Samuel Warner
Peter Kopp
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
Samue Warner
Howard Street
Thomas Evans
Rosena
Wood Fulton
Evans
De Garmo Sails for West Indies Amid War Rumor
Friends report Charles D De Garmo of Shady Side sailed from New York on Saturday toward the West Indies. He served with the Fifth Cavalry in the Spanish American War and was in Porto Rico seven months, returning last summer to work as a motorman for the Traction Company. A letter to Mrs. Seth De Garmo suggests he enlisted again, though he did not state his plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. D. DeGarmo
Shady Side
New York City
West Indies
DeGarmo
Fifth Cavalry
Cleveland
Porto Rico
Traction Company
New York State
Seth . DeGarmo
Miss Ida Franklin and F R Lacy Wed in Homestead
Miss Ida Franklin of this city and F R Lacy of Munhall united in marriage at St Marys Magdalene RC Church Homestead on June 11. Rev J J Bullion officiated. The couple will reside in Munhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Franklin
F. R. Lacy
Munhall
Homestead
St. Mary's Magdalene RE. C
J. J. Bullion
Munhail
LUTTON-CHAPMAN MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED FOR JUNE 27
The marriage of Miss Neettie Chapman and Dr. Joseph Lutton will take place Wednesday evening June 27 at Rose Point where the couple will reside. G G Robinson of New Wilmington will wed today. Miss Jennie Smith daughter of Captain John Smith of Sharpsville will be married at Vierce avenue home of the brides parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neettie Chapman
Joseph Lutton
G. G. Robinson
New Wilmington
Jennie Smith
John Smith
Sharpsville
Vierce Avenue
Bereaved by Deaths in South African War Bloodshed
Mrs. Wallace W. Clendenin mourns the killing of her father, brother, and cousin, all Black Watch members, at the Modder river fight. Davis, father of Mr. Clendenin, a member of the Davis and Harding piano firm, was prominent in Cleveland. He went to Kimberley on business and joined the regiment. Mrs. Clendenin had earlier received war department notices from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace W. Clendenin
Black Watch
Modder River
Davis
Clendenin
War Department
London
Department
Ada Wilson and William E Carter Married in Youngstown
Miss Ada Wilson and William E. Carter, residents of this city, were married Thursday evening in Youngstown. The couple returned home today and plan to reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Wilson
William E. Carter
Youngstown
McNabb Family Reunion Set at Lowellville Presbyterian
The McNabb reunion will be held at the Presbyterian church in Lowellville on Friday June 29. A large crowd is expected and many McNabb family members from the city will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNabb
Presbyterian Church
Lowellville
Accidental Death in Derrick Fall At Chemical Works
The coroner's inquest into John Kerr's death found accidental death after he climbed the derrick at the new chemical works to loosen a slack rope. He mistakenly released a guy rope, causing the pole to sway. He attempted to descend but was crushed when the pole fell toward him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kerr
New Chemical Works
Kerr
Death of Little Marseillais Hogue at Hillsville
Lowellville correspondent notes the death of four year old Marseillais Hogue at his mother’s home in Hillsville on June 18. Described for his beauty and bright disposition, he was beloved by family and community. Survived by mother, a brother and three sisters. pallbearers were four young friends Johnny Greghorn Walter Duff Harry Tracey and Fred Gilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowellville
Youngstown
Hillsville
Marseillais Hogue
Johnny Greghorn
Walter Duff
Harry Tracey
Fred Gilmore
Brakeman Nearly Killed In Freight Fall At Shenango Works
A Pennsylvania brakeman from Youngstown with a wife and two children fell from a freight car while traveling from Sharon to New Castle Monday afternoon at Shenango Glass works. Dr. Wood Fulton treated him from 4 p.m. until he regained consciousness and sent him to a Youngstown hospital. The surgeon fears a poor recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Youngstown
Sharon
New Castle
Shenango Glass Works
Wood Fulton
Death of Seeley D Noggle at 19 A measles death in Big Beaver township
Seeley D Noggle aged 19 youngest son of Dr Seeley Noggle of Big Beaver township died at his home Monday morning at 1 30 from measles causing his death. He was described as honest and a good Christian with many friends. Funeral at the home Wednesday at 10 30 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeley D. Noggle
Seeley Noggle
Big Beaver Township
Father Dead in Beaver County At 75
James Cunningham of Chippewa township Beaver county has died at age 75. He was the father of Mrs. B F Rhodes of Chippewa township Mrs R L Drake of New Castle Mrs J M Wilson of Beaver Falls Joseph Cunningham of New Brighton Frank and Samuel John and Lizzie remain at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cunningham
Chippewa Township
Beaver County
B. F. Rhodes
R. L. Drake
Newcastlie
J. M. Wilson
Beaver Falls
Joseph Cunningham
New Brighton
Frank
Beaver
Samuel
John
Lizzie
Help wanted for a girl by Children’s Aid Society
Public notice seeks a home for a 9 year old girl referred by the Children’s Aid Society. Inquiries to Mrs. R. J. Blevins at 215 North Street New Castle Pa. Address provided for adoption or placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society
R. J. Blevins
North Street
New Castle
Daughter of Rev. W A Campbell Campbell dies in Omaha
Mrs Huldah Campbell Stewart daughter of Rev W A Campbell of New Wilmington dies at her Omaha home. A Westminster College graduate she was highly regarded in social educational and religious circles. Burial will be at New Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huldah Campbell Stewart
W. A. Campbell
New Wilmington
Omaha
Neb
Cooper and Butler Shine in Boys and Young Men’s Suits
A clothing retailer highlights its specialty in boys and children's wear with particular strength in young men’s suits from COOPER & BUTLER. The emphasis is on quality fabrics, fit, and a curated range for growing boys and teens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper & Butler
Were Married A Marriage In High Life
A concise society notice reports a high society marriage of prominent figures, noting the ceremony and social circle. The item highlights the couple’s status and the event as a noteworthy social milestone within the community.
Fourth of July Suit Awaiting You at Cooper & Butler's
A brief Detroit ad notes a young man can pick up a Fourth of July suit at Cooper & Butler's. It promises newest goods and the lowest prices, inviting shoppers to visit the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper & Butler’s
The News Clubbing Listing And Card Addendum
The passage advertises combining newspapers and periodicals into a United States or international list. It promotes Dr J H McLeans strengthening cordial and blood purifier as a tonic to revitalize appetite and circulation, claiming a radical change and improved appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. H. McLean
Quarry Blast Injures James Bartlett at Rock Point
James Bartlett a quarryman at Rock Point suffered serious injuries in a Tuesday blast. He was carried to the rock yard by train and then to Offutt hospital in an ambulance. One worker was badly crushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bartlett
Rock Point
Offutt
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