Three Young Couples Married in Local Ceremonies
Pastor W E Bartlett officiated the weddings of three local couples on Wednesday evening. Miss De Harper and Watt Ault wed at his home near Upum, they will reside there with Ault working at the Amer Tile Company. Nellie Dillon and Joseph Lowrey were married at the Lowry home with a small guest list. Lowrey, long a resident, also works at the American Tile Company plant. Miss Grinnen and John S Fye tied the knot at Carsonage and left for a honeymoon to Baltimore Washington and Philadelphia. Fye is a foreman for the Reinforced Power Co in Youngstown and the bride previously worked as a stenographer for Glenn Manufacturing in Ellwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bartlett
Upum Methodist
de Harper
William Harper
Big Beaver
Watt Ault
Upum
Ault
Amer- Tile Company
Lowry
Nellie Dillon
Slot
Joseph Lowreyey
American Ent Tile Company
Carsonage
Missy Grinnen
John S. Fye
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Fye
Power Co
Youngstown
Richard Grinnen
Glennafacturing Company
Ellwood
Student McGaughey Attends State Normal Commencement
S J A McGaughey of East Olds Street travels to Slippery to attend commencement at the State Normal School with Helen among those in the graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. A. McGaughey
Eastolds Street
State Normal School
Helen
Pretty Luncheon at Fenton Home
A party of 30 friends gathered at Mrs. E. A. Fenton’s Phillips Place home for a 1 o’clock luncheon. The house and table featured summer flowers and Killarney roses with elaborate menus and aides including Miss Grace Norton and Mrs. L. H. Gordon. Out of town guests Mrs. C. E. Crowther and Mrs. A. L. Shilling attended after Kensington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Fenton
Phillips Place
Killarney
Grace Norton
L. H. Gordon
Frances Reis
T. A. Kimes
Kensington
C. E. Crowther
Youngstown
A. L. Shilling
Wheatland
Thompson Bride Patricia Margaret Thompson Weds Roger E Francis
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Thompson becomes the bride of Mr. Roger E. Francis at 5 o'clock in the East Long Avenue home of her parents. Rev. J K Whippo officiates as Florence Thompson and Richard Hamilton attend. The couple plans a secret honeymoon destination and will reside at the Thompson home upon return. Out of town guests include Mrs A C Patterson and children, Brownsville and Mr and Mrs F A Crow and children, Cambridge Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Thompson
East Long Avenue
Margaret Elizabeth Thompson
Roger E. Francis
J. K. Whippo
Florence Thompson
Richard Hamilton
Mendelssohn
Helen McGaughey
Frances Moore and Robert Whiting Wed in New Bedford Home
About 45 family members and friends attended the Wednesday wedding at the home of Frances Moore and Frank E. Moore in New Bedford. Rev C N Moore officiated. Florence Gibson played the Lohengrin tune. The bride wore white marquisette and carnations, and the couple shared a pink and white dinner before a Niagara Falls honeymoon departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Moore
Robert Whiting
Frank E. Moore
New Bedford
C. N. Moore
Slippery Rock
Florence Gibson
Niagara Falls
Roy Whiting
McConnell
McCoy
S. Moore
Ethel Moore
City
Emma Moore
Terre Haute
Ind
Joseph Rowland
Franklin
Wedding Bells for Anna Stokes and William Withers
The wedding of Miss Anna Stokes and Mr. William Withers was held Wednesday at 6 pm on Sutton Street. Rev. A B McCormick officiated the ring ceremony with Miss Leota Hartman as bridesmaid and Robert B Withers as best man. The couple will reside in the Withers apartments after a trip to New York Atlantic City Philadelphia Washington and York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stokes
Sutton Street
Anna Stokes
William Withers
Caroline Reynolds
Leota Hartman
Mercer
Robert B. Withers
Rev
A. B. McCormick
New York
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Washington
York
Breakfast at the Park Draws Local Ladies
A morning event at the park attracted several women including Elizabeth Harvard, Daisy Waddington, Lillian Benson, Eva Hartman, Olive Harris, Ella Benson, Anna Harris and the Misses Davis as participants in a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Harvard
Daisy Waddington
Lillian Benson
Eva Hartman
Olive Harris
Ella Benson
Anna Harris
Davis
New Arrangements for Harmony Line Real Estate
If daytime busy, take the 6 20 or 7 20 car to see Gardner on the Harmony line. Daily services by our men. Fare five cents. Small plots start at 60 by 180 feet priced from 50 dollars. North Pittsburg Realty Co. E J O'Brien, agent.
Card of Thanks for Mr. Thompson’s Death
Mrs. John A. Thompson of Hickory township thanks friends and neighbors and the N O O F lodge of Plaingrove for their kindness in connection with the death of Mr. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Thompson
Hickory Township
N. O. O. F. Lodge
Plaingrove
Thompson
Westside W. C. T. U. meeting at Pattison home
The Westside W. C. T. U. will hold a meeting at Mrs. Pattison’s home on Robinson Street Friday at 2 30 p m All members are urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westside
Wedding of Miss Helen R Hays and William Reeder Wallace
Solemn noon ceremony at the bride's mother's Emerson avenue home with immediate family present. Miss Mabel Wallace led the Lohengrin march as the couple joined in vows before Dr H J Whalen. They plan a lake trip then residence in the city. Wallace works at Standard Steel Car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen R. Hays
William Reeder Wallace
Margaret Hays
Emerson Avenue
Mabel Wallace
H. J. Whalen
Wallace
Local Social Gatherings Highlight Week’s Visitors and Clubs
East street resident Miss Harriet Reis hosts an informal dance at the Country club for visiting guests. Mrs. L. E. Pyle entertains the Thursday Sewing Circle at Mrs. Joseph Pyle’s home. The King's Daughters plan a Ken sington at Mrs. C. A. Reed’s Lincoln avenue home. The Society Chorus of the Kermess picnic is set at the park. Dr. W. L. Beal’s Sunday school class picnics at the park. Mrs. William F. Moody hosts the Girls' club on Dela mare avenue. Luncheon Spoon club to dine at the Country club at 12 30. Alameda club meets with Miss Edna Winger on Division street. Mrs. Clarence Fischer hosts the North Hill Ken sington. Helena auxiliary picnic at the park. McConnell reunion at J. M. Richardson’s home near Center Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Reis
East Street
Country Club
L. E. Pyle
Joseph Pyle
Delaware
Meyer Avenue
King’s Daughters
Kensington
C. A. Reed
Lincoln Avenue
Kermess
W. L. Beal
M. E. Church
William F. Moody
Delamare Avenue
Alameda
Edna Winger
Division Street
Clarence Fischer
Park Avenue
North Hill Kensington
Helena
McConnell
J. M. Richardson
Center Presbyterian Church
Dinner in Cedar Street Home for Miss Lucille Iman
A 6 o'clock dinner at Miss Helen Wilsons Cedar Street home Wednesday honored Miss Lucille Iman who left for Ft Wayne this morning. The N C M Book club members attended and were later joined by an equal number of men at Miss Ella Hamiltons Madison Avenue home where cards and dancing followed a pink and white floral decor. Hamiltons lunch was served with help from her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wilson
Cedar Street
Lucille Iman
Ft. Wayne
N. C. M. Book Club
Ella Hamilton
Madison Avenue
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Frank Gerould Waterloo
Word was received today of the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Frank Gerould of Waterloo Indiana this morning The child is named Merwin Lyman Gerould Mrs Gerould is a daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Leohner of Highland Avenue Mr Gerould also resided in this city until they moved to Waterloo soon after marriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gerould
Waterloo
Merwin Lyman Gerould
Gerould
J. C. Leohner
Highland Avenue
Mr. Gerould
Local residents attend Sharon reception for Carver couple
Mrs M H Henderson of Lincoln avenue and families from Highland and Wallace avenues returned from Sharon where they joined a large reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Conrad Q Carver in honor of their son and his bride the Carvers Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Henderson
Lincoln Avenue
G. J. Kirk
Katherine
Highland Avenue
Thomas Liggett
Wallace Avenue
Sharon
Conrad Q Carver
Conrad Q. Carver, Jr
Kensington J N W Picnic Report
Early Wednesday members of the J N W Kensington enjoyed a pleasant park picnic. A noon dinner was served in the grove with guests Miss Mabel Reed of Cambridge and Mrs Alex McClaren of Butler. The next meeting is in two weeks hosted by Mrs Harold Zimm kommun of Cedar Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. W. Kensington
Grove
Mabel Reed
Cambridge
Alex McClaren
Butler
Harold Zimmerman
Cedar Street
Miss Margaret Preston Hosts Y. O. A. Girls Evening
Assisted by her sister Mrs. C. G. Matthews, Miss Margaret Preston of Agnew street entertained the Y. O. A. girls on Wednesday evening. The usual order of procedures took the early hours, and delicious refreshments were served. Plans were made for a watermelon cutting at the park next Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Matthews
Margaret Preston
Agnew Street
Luncheon in Honor of Guests at Tea Cup Inn
Mrs. G. E. Stoddard hosts a small luncheon at the Tea Cup Inn at 1 o'clock today in honor of Mrs. R. S. Morgan and Mrs. E. C. Horton of Ashtabula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Morgan
E. C. Horton
Ashtabula
G. E. Stoddard
Highland Avenue
Tea Cup Inn
Dinner in Delaware manor honors Ritter family
A nicely appointed dinner in the home of Mrs. William McCandless of Delaware avenue, Wednesday evening honored Mrs. William Ritter and her son Walter of Massgilion, O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCandless
Delaware Avenue
William Ritter
Walter
Massgilion
Verna Bowers Weds Ralph Cum at Princeton Ceremony
At 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon the marriage of Miss Verna Bowers of Princeton and Mr Ralph Cum was solemnized in a simple ceremony attended by family and friends. The couple will reside in Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Bowers
Princeton
Ralph Cum
Marriage of Mr. Jackson and Miss Cummings Reported
The wedding was quietly solemnized and the couple visited the groom’s parents Mr and Mrs James Cummings where a serenade was given. Mrs Elizabeth DeArment and Miss Martha Diamond returned from Slippery Rock where they attended the commencement. Clara DeArment, daughter of the former, was among the graduates and accompanied them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mings
Elizabeth DeArment
Croton Avenue
Martha Diamond
Slippery Rock
Clara DeArment
Birthday party guest list travels to Darlington dinner
Guests of L. S. Hoyt of North Jefferson street held a birthday celebration with 15 friends who motored to Darlington this afternoon and dined at Cole's hotel. The only guest from afar was the ast's daughter Mrs Frank Noyes of Napa California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Hoyt
North Jefferson Street
Darlington
Cole’s
Ast
Frank Noyes
Napa, Cal
Marriage Quietly Solemnizes In Florence Oregon
Miss Hulda Swan married Rev. W. W. Wall of Florence Oregon in a quiet ceremony there today. The couple will reside in the west with Rev. Wall continuing his ministry.
W C T U Aids Foreign Language Outreach
Mrs. D N Liebendorfer county superintendent of the W C T U asks each union to devote at least one meeting yearly to foreign speaking residents in the locality and state. If needed several societies may unite. send local superintendent names to 1031 Dewey avenue for literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Liebendorfer
Dewey Avenue
Mrs Nora James Hosts D A Degree Team Evening
Mrs Nora James of John Street entertained the D A degree team Wednesday evening at her home. Special guests were Mrs Sara James and Mrs Joseph Hunter of Michigan. Decorations featured roses and sweet peas. Music and recitations followed with favors for Mrs Nettie Roberts and Mrs Mildred Abel. Dainty refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora James
John Street
Sara James
Joseph Hunter
Michigan
Nettie Roberts
Mildred Abel
National Protective Legion Meet at Golden Eagle Hall
The National Protective Legion will convene at the Golden Eagle hall on Neshannock avenue this Friday evening. Members are urged to pay all dues at this meeting to settle accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Protective Legion
Golden Eagle Hall
Neshannock Avenue
First Christian Church to Host Miss Daisy Pyle Tonight
Croton avenue resident Miss Daisy Pyle will entertain the 20th Century Bible class of the First Christian church this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Pyle
Croton Avenue
First Christian Church
Deaths of the Day Mr. Thompson Buried
Funeral services for John A. Thompson of Hickory township were held Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the family residence with Rev. Clark of Eastbrook U P church officiating. Interment followed in Plaingrove U P cemetery. Pallbearers were lodge members George Montgomery Alfred Eppinger Kinsey McKnight Melville Jordan Leander Book and W J George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Thompson
Hickory Township
Rev. Clark
Eastbrook U. P
Plaingrove U. P
Plaingrove Lodge 1047
O. F
George Montgomery
Alfred Eppinger
Kinsey McKnight
Melville Jordan
Leander Book
W. J. George
Pretty Gift for Miss Erhardt at Y W C A Camp
Members of the YWCA board visited the Harbor association camp Wednesday evening and stayed for dinner with campers. A highlight was presenting Grace L. Erhardt, retiring secretary, with a handsome traveling bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. C. A. Board of Managers
Association
the Harbor
Grace L. Erhardt
The
New Castle Pulp Plaster Plant Reopens For Repairs
The New Castle Pulp Plaster Company reports its plant was damaged by fire but has completed repairs and is now ready to fulfill all plaster orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Pulp Plaster Company
Easy Task Soap Preserves Chinaware From Dullness
The article advises using Easy Task Soap for china as the only safe cleaner. It claims the hard white soap cleans quickly and safely and has antiseptic qualities that sterilize dishes, an important point amid germ concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Social notes from the city visit and travel list
Personal mentions show residents visiting relatives, returning from trips, and preparing journeys. Names include Jack Urmson Sheridan avenue Miss Mabel Reed Cambridge James Bolitho Cumberland Md Miss Nellie Mayers Scott street Freeman Wilmington Junction Mrs Fred Davis Pittsburg Mrs Badger Youngstown Milton McMillin Court street and others with hospital, funeral, or travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Urmson
Sheridan Avenue
Pittsburg
Mabel Reed
Cambridge
Frank Wyman
Hamilton Street
James Bolitho
Cumberland
Youngstown
Nellie Mayers
Scott Street
Grove City
Mabel Irwin
Freeman
Wilmington Junction
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Fred Davis
Badger
Charles McClain
Milton McMillin
Court Street
John Taggart
Shenango Valley Hospital
John Hunt
Howard
Q. P. Morrison
Portersville
Joseph Lehman
Bible Classes and Prayer Meetings Schedule
The Ucalite Bible class meets Friday evening at 320 East Wallace Avenue the home of Mrs James C Flem ing. Mrs Foulke teaches the Frank Geiger Bible class meeting Friday at Mrs George Williams Croton Avenue at 8 o'clock. The McFadden Bible class meets Friday evening at Mr and Mrs George Phillips 1001 East Washington Street Aubrey O McFadden teaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ucalite
James C. Fleming
East Wallace Avenue
Foulke
Frank Geiger
George Williams
Croton Avenue
McFadden
George Phillips
East Washington Street
Aubrey O. McFadden
Y. W. C. A. Cook Books Now On Sale
Cook books containing recipes from the winter cooking lessons at the Y. W. C. A. are available for purchase at the association building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
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Rt Minas
S. F. R. Winner
North Bay
North
Nettiewstreet
Wather Bros. CO. Engest Jewelry Establishment
New Castle
Father Bros Co
Curte
Kodak
Ationery CO
Mercer ST
Fenton Home
Stokes-Withers
Breakfast
Sharon Reception
Bowers-Cummings
West
Hulda Swanson
Nels Swanson
Galbreath Avenue
W. W. Wall
Florence
Ore
N. P. L. Meeting
Mr. Thompson
Miss Erhardt
Metzler
Edwin and
Katherine Jameson
Reno
Mrs
R. M. Jameson
Rissell
Greenville
Beaver Printery
Zelienople
F. A. Hover
Marion
J. C. Caven
Brooklyn Avenue
J. C. Sheflin
Paterson
N. J
Euwer’s
Atlantic
Lonsdale Muslin
Huck Towels
J. A. Breckenridge
Music Store
East Washington St
H. R. Dunlap & Son
Bell Phone
N. Mill St
A.W. Treadwell
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
Mrs.e Fulton Hudson
Wash. St
WM. R. Gardner
Bell
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin
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