Noonday Wedding Unites Miss Lynch and James W Coates
Miss Georgia Lynch and James W Coates of Chicago were married at noon in the Lynch home. Rev H T Davis officiated as 54 guests attended, with colors of yellow and white and music by Mrs Wallace H Pitzer and Bert Martin. The couple will reside in Oak Park after a six week eastern honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Lynch
James W. Coates
Chicago
H. G. Coates
Albert Lynch
Liberty Street
Wallace H. Pitzer
Bert Martin
T. Davison
Gladys Herwick
Pittsburg
Merle Osborne
Miss Herwick
Clarence Smith
Detroit
Mich
A. W. Herwick
Anna Henning
Lostant
Ill
Howard Lynch
Coraopolis
Coates
Oak Park
Reed Bride Hazel Reed to Frank Gilmore Married Quiet Saturday
Mrs Elizabeth Reed of Sharon announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Hazel Reed to Frank Gilmore of this city. The ceremony took place Saturday at 6 30 PM. Miss Reed has been a bookkeeper for Lawrence Laundry where Gilmore serves as solicitor. They will reside on Norwood avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Reed
Sharon
Hazel FE. Reed
Frank B. Gilmore
Lawrence Laundry Company
Gilmore
Norwood Avenue
Hecks Return From Atlantic City Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs Harold Heck who just returned from their wedding trip to Atlantic City were favored guests at a family dinner Monday evening hosted by the groom's parents Mr and Mrs W T Heck of Laurel avenue Roses decorated the gathering Mrs A C Krause of Cincinnati Ohio was an out of town guest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Heck
Atlantic City
W. T. Heck
Laurel Avenue
A. C. Krause
Cincinnati
Ohio
Farewell Reception for Dr and Mrs Whalen at First Baptist
The public is invited to a Wednesday evening reception at First Baptist Church after prayer meeting as a farewell to Dr and Mrs H J Whalen and their family. The 8 30 pm program includes a brief address and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
H. J. Whalen
Mrs Meehan Hosts Elwilda Kensington Social Evening
Mrs P J Meehan of Hamilton Street will entertain the Elwilda Kensington club this evening, hosting a social gathering with neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Meehan
Hamilton Street
Elwilda Kensington
Why Not Be Particular About Your Kodak Pictures
Kodak users urged to demand expert treatment for film finishing with promises of high quality service and free bromide enlargements for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak Pictures
Splendid Recital in Greer Hall by Gardner Pupils
An appreciative Greer hall audience Monday evening enjoyed a recital by William R. Gardner’s pupils from Pittsburg. Albert Norton of Brooklyn opened with an organ number, Edward F. Kurtz played pleasing violin selections, and Jessie Mockel accompanied flawlessly. Performers included Mrs. W. P. Felch, Mrs. James Morehead, and Misses Elizabeth Martin Ella Griner Nell Whitla Lillian Daugherty Elizabeth Harvard Mary Harvard. Sue Harvard of Pittsburg attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer Hall
William R. Gardner
Pittsburg
Albert Norton
Brooklyn
Edward F. Kurtz
Jessie Mockel
W. P. Felch
James Morehead
Elizabeth Martin
Ella Griner
Nell Whitla
Lillian Daugherty
Elizabeth
Mary Harvard
Sue Harvard
Harvard
Portersville Bride and New Castle Groom Wed At Home Ceremony
Miss Pearl Blanche Thomas and Samuel R Kerr married Saturday afternoon at the bride’s home in Portersville. Rev E J Clark officiated the ring ceremony under a fern and daisy arch. After a formal dinner the couple left for a short wedding trip and will reside at 302 Bay Street. The bride is a Pittsburg teacher and the groom works for H G Preston Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Blanche Thomas
Portersville
Samuel R. Kerr
New Castle
William Thomas
E. J. Clark
United Presbyterian Church of
Howard Stroup
Ellwood City
Bay Street
Pittsburg
H. G. Preston Co
Local Clubs Host Luncheons Picnics and Marriages
Miss Gladys Hamil entertains the E. 8. G. club at a luncheon. the Stitch and Chatter club meets at the Country club. Quiet marriages include Miss Grace Marie Martin and John Howard Hopkins, and Miss Cecelia Llewlyn with Samuel P. Jackson. Several clubs hold gatherings at parks and churches, with more engagements listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch and Chatter Club
Gladys Hamil
Grace Marie Martin
Neshanock Falls
John Howard Hopkins
Baltimore
Edith Chisholm
Westside Needlecraft Club
Harvey George
Patterson
William Jackson
Euchre
N. C. H. Card Club
Bessie McGonigle
Cecelia Llewlyn
Samuel P. Jackson
G. G. G. Kensington
Elizabeth Morgan
George Walker
Madeline Morgan
Cunningham Avenue
Thomas L. Donegan
Spring Street
St. Mary's Church
N. H. B. Kensington
Vincent Gallagher
Senora Club
Little Miss Gyla Yoho Birthday Celebration
Little Gyla Yoho daughter of Mr and Mrs John Yoho hosted her sixth birthday party in Lath top street home with a 1 to 4 pm circle of playmates. Guests included Bernice Yoho Belle Catterson Frances Needler and many friends. A pink and white dining room and a six candle cake from Miss Alice Swartzwelder highlighted the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyla Yoho
John Yoho
Lath Top Street
Alice Swartzwelder
Yoho
Bernice
Belle Catterson
New Wilmington
Frances Needler
Struthers
Helen Davis
Elizabeth Pitzer
Ruth Lutz
Alice de Vore
June Scott
Dorothy Glass
Mary Glass
Ruth Medard
Katherine Medard
Georgia Asselton
Olivia Jean Yoho
N O K Club Visits Calvins After Recent Marriage
Members of the N O K club paid a surprise call to Mr and Mrs J W Calvin of Croton avenue Croton Monday evening honoring the marriage of Virgil Calvin and his wife. Special guests included Miss Elsie Moon Grove City and Mr and Mrs Johnson and Mr and Mrs James Book of Princeton. Mrs Calvin assisted by her daughter Nez served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Calvin
N. O. K. Club
J. W. Calvin
Croton Avenue
Elsie Moon
Grove City
Johnson
James Book
Princeton
Fashions and Health on the Woman's Page
The article stresses health as the primary value on the Woman's Page over fashions. It notes women seek guidance on ailments and healing methods and mentions Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a favored remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pretty Luncheon Event of Today Hosts and Guests
Mrs. C. H. Hilborn of Highland avenue presided at a 1 o'clock luncheon for her sister Mrs. A. C. Krause of Cincinnati. Thirty guests enjoyed daisies and roses as centerpieces and bridge dominated the afternoon with aides Miss Reba Hilborn Mrs. Albert Hilborn and Miss Anna Leavy. Mrs Jennie Jones of New Orleans visited. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Hilborn hosts cards and Kensington at 2:30 for Mrs. Krause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hilborn
Highland Avenue
A. C. Krause
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bridge
Reba Hilborn
Albert Hilborn
Anna Leavy
Jennie Jones
New Orleans
Hilborn
Kensington
Krouse
Wedding at 420 East Reynolds Street Ends in Vows
Mrs Eliza Riley hosts a wedding for her son David Riley and Ada Ashenfelter of Greenville. Rev R L Lanning officiates with Horace Garner at the piano and sisters Virginia Riley and Mr Garner as attendants. The couple plans an eastern honeymoon and will reside at 420 East Reynolds Street after returning. Samuel Ashenfelter of Greenville attends as out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Riley
East
Reynolds Street
David Riley
Ada Ashenfelter
Greenville
R. L. Lanning
Horace Garner
Virginia Riley
Garner
Miss Murphy Hosts Interse Club Evening at Rose Stop
Monday social at Mrs Crabl’s Rose Stop home on Harmony line featured roses and orange blossoms, card games, and club prizes to Miss Katherine O Conner and Miss Mary Woods. Visitors Delia O Conner and Miss Jones also excelled. refreshments followed and the next meeting is Thursday July 13 at Mrs David Frazier’s East Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Murphy
Crabl
Rose Stop
Harmony Line
Katherine O’conner
Mary Woods
Delia O'Conner
Miss Jones
David Frazier
East Washington Street
Thayer McCurdy Weds Bertha M Randall at YWCA
A wedding took place at 10 o clock this morning at the Y W C A. Thayer McCurdy son of Mr and Mrs R W McCurdy of Lathrop street and Miss Bertha M Randall daughter of Oscar Randall Crawford county were married. Rev W W Sniff officiated and they plan a trip to Ohio then summer at the McCurdy cottage on the Slippery Rock near Kennedy's Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer McCurdy
R. W. McCurdy
Lathrop Street
Bertha M. Randall
Oscar Randall
Crawford County
Rev
W. W. Sniff
Points
Ohio
McCurdy
Slippery Rock
Kennedy's Mills
Whalen Family Fetes Departure for Greensburg
Dr H J Whalen and family were honored with a Monday evening dinner hosted by James C Patterson household guests included Mrs J D Brown Mrs D F Brown Mrs J M Weatherby and Mrs John Gorley twelve places set with pink and white flowers. An informal period of music and visiting followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Whalen
Greensburg
James C. Patterson
Boyles Avenue
J. D. Brown
D. F. Brown
J. M. Weatherby
John Gorley
Evening of Cards Honors Visitor
A Monday evening party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J Norman Martin continued festivities honoring Mrs. J M Emerick of Philadelphia. Thirty friends played cards with Mrs G M Clark and L M Uber winning favors, as summer flowers brightened the home and a luncheon followed. guest Mrs Jennie Jones of New Orleans attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Emerick
Philadelphia
J. Norman Martin
North Mercer Street
G. M. Clark
L. M. Uber
Jennie Jones
New Orleans
First M. E. Sunday School Class Pic Nic at Cascade Park
Miss Stella Foulke's class of the First M. E. Sunday school plans a picnic at Cascade Park on Wednesday from 4 to 9 p m If rain occurs the event moves to Thursday Members will meet at the corner of South Mill and Washington streets to catch the park car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Foulke
M. E
Cascade Park
South Mill
Washington Streets
Dinner party for Miss Mary Mc Intyre and Miss Minnie Warnock
Courtesy event held for Miss Mary Mc Intyre of Pittsburg and Miss Minnie Warnock of Superior Street. Guests enjoyed a prettily appointed dinner Monday evening with six covers and a yellow and white color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McIntyre
Pittsburg
Minnie Warnock
Superior Street
Quiet City Marriage At Farrell Home
Miss Marie Samuel of McCleary Avenue and Sidney Phillips of Farrell were quietly married at Rev. R L Lanning's home on Saturday evening. They will establish their home in Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Samuel
McCleary Avenue
Sidney Phillips
Farrell
R. L. Lanning
Neighborhood Reunion Planned for July 4 at McAnlis School
The McAnlis Patterson and neighborhood reunion will take place on July 4 at the McAnlis schoolhouse in Big Beaver township. Mrs. Fred T. Booker serves as secretary and W. J. Young as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAnlis, Patterson and Neighborhood
McAnlis
Big Beaver Township
Fred T. Booker
W. J. Young
Mrs Emerick and Elsa End Philadelphia Visit
Mrs J M Emerick and her daughter Elsa of Philadelphia will Wednesday conclude a several weeks visit in the home of John W Knox of North Mercer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Emerick
Elsa
Philadelphia
John W. Knox
North
Mercer Street
California trip ends as Kirk couple to return Thursday
Mr and Mrs C J Kirk of Highland Avenue who have been in California for several months are expected home on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Kirk
Highland Avenue
California
Phillips Chapter to Picnic at Park Thursday
Members of the Phillips Chapter of the first Christian church plan a park picnic Thursday evening. If rain interrupts, the supper will be held in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Chapter
The
First Christian Church
Ladies Aid Meeting At Central Presbyterian Church
The Ladies Aid society of the Central Presbyterian Church will meet in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
The
Central Presbyterian Church
Central Christian Church Wins Local Sunday School Contest
Sharon notes Central Christian church tops three month contest with 99 points to New Castle’s 83. Final margin 16 points as both churches labored hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Central Christian Church
Central Christian Church of
New Castle
Local residents report visits and hospital returnings
Cer street visitors in Altoona and Harrisburg are noted. Mrs E. Warnock and daughter Mary of Superior street return from trips to New York Philadelphia Atlantic City and Trenton New Jersey. Miss Marguerite Linn East Side and guest Miss Leora Pool of Novata Oklahoma visit Akron. Everett son of Mr and Mrs Harry G Dean Milton street returns from a Pittsburg hospital after an operation five weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cer Street
Altoona
Harrisburg
Warnock
Mary
Superior Street
New York
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Trenton
N. J
Marguerite Linn
East Side
Leora Pool
Novata
Oklahoma
Akron
Everet
Harry G. Dean
Milton Street
Pittsburg
Local Knights Of Malta Put On Degree
The Star of Bethlehem Commandery No. 491 of the Knights of Malta will work fifty candidates for the red cross and sepulchre degree tonight in Odd Fellows hall on Neshannock avenue. The degree work is under the Freeport Cavalier commandery. Officers listed include Sir Knight Commander Ben Bott generalissimo W D Alford captain general L A Rice prelate H W Mellvenny senior warden E Neville treasurer A R Thiersch recorder R D Rhodes assistant recorder R W Emery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Bethlehem
Knights of Malta
Odd Fellows Hall
Neshannock Avenue
Freeport
Ben. Bott
W. D. Alford
L. A. Rice
H. W. Mellvenny
E. Neville
New Superintendent Named at Rubber Plant
Thomas J. Whalen of Fenshohocken Pa has been named general superintendent of the New Castle Rubber company plant succeeding H. J. Smith who retired recently. Whalen already leads the plant and brings twenty years in rubber industry experience with prior work at Lee Tire and Rubber and other respected facilities. He comes here highly recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Whalen
Fenshohocken
New Castle Rubber Company
H. J. Smith
Mr. Whalen
Lee Tire and Rubber Company
Prosecution of Casement Ends High Treason Trial
The prosecution in Sir Roger Casement's high treason trial closed its case in London on June 27, presenting evidence that Casement led active anti British propaganda among Irish prisoners in Germany. In defense opening, Alexander Sullivan argued Casement did not violate British law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Roger Casement
Germany
Alexander Sullivan
K. C
Casement
State Game Protector Fines Hunters for Using Ferrets
J. J. Hines, State Game Protector for Western Pennsylvania, collected a $125 fine from Joseph Webb of East Pittsburg and George Webb of Traffic City. They were found guilty of rabbit hunting in Mercer county with a ferret, after information given before a Mercer justice of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hines
Pennsylvania
Joseph Webb
East Pittsburg
George Webb
Traffic City
Mercer County
Mercer
Missionary Picnic Held by Young Peoples Societies
The Young Peoples societies of the Christian and Missionary Alliance held a picnic Monday evening at the Shenago Stop Harmony line home of Mrs. Anna Kohler. Miss Coxe of India and Miss Sallie Botham of Africa, home on furlough, along with Mrs. Snyder of Pittsburg attended. Forty were present, with a lawn picnic dinner and informal socializing in the later hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples’ Societies of the Christian and Missionary Alliance
Miss Coxe
India
Sallie Botham
Africa
Snyder
Pittsburg
Anna Kohler
Shenago
Harmony Line
Farther Lights Girls Plan New Castle Outing
Sharon reports the Farther Lights society will travel to New Castle Friday night for an event hosted by the Farther Lights group there. A large turnout of girls from Sharon is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Farther Lights Society
New Castle
Wedding of Eva Carrigan and John Sherry in St Marys Church
The wedding of Mrs. Eva Carrigan of Youngstown and John Sherry of this city was solemnized in St. Marys church Monday morning at 6 30 oclock by Father F F O Shea. Attendants were the bride’s daughter Mrs C W Daugherty and B J Rogan. A breakfast followed at Mrs Daughertys Bluff street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Carrigan
Youngstown
John Sherry
St. Mary’s Church
F. F. O'Shea
C. W. Daugherty
B. J. Rogan
Y W C A Camp Registration Opens For Lake Canadohia
Girls who plan to attend the new Y W C A camp at Lake Canadohia must register two weeks before departure. Interested individuals should visit the association office to learn details and make arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Canadohia
Association
St Margaret’s Parish Fete Attracts 360 In North Ashland Lawn
St Margaret’s parish of the seventh ward held its opening lawn fete on Mrs M Morrissey’s lawn on North Ashland avenue. More than 360 people were served. Mrs William Shields won the silver knives and forks given as prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret’s
Seventh Ward
M. Morrissey
Ashland Avenue
William Shields
Burns sisters host visitor from Lancaster arrives for month
The Misses Katherine and Mary Burns and Messrs John Cochran and William Hynitz of Lancaster motored here last week to visit Miss Katherine Kirk at the home of Mr and Mrs H M Kirk Moody avenue. They have returned home with Miss Kirk who will spend a month at the Burns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine
Mary Burns
John Cochran
William Hynitz
Lancaster
Rae Muirhead Club to Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
The Rae Muirhead Business Girls' club will hold its annual meeting tonight with the election of officers as a featured item. A Spanish class also meets at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Muirhead Business Girls
Bridesmaid Hilda Hill To Attend Pittsburg Wedding
Miss Hilda Hill leaves today for Pittsburg to serve as brides maid at the wedding of Miss Minnie Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs James Jones formerly of this city and Willis Sumpter of Dusquesne. The ceremony will be held Wednesday at St Matthew s P E church in Homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Hill
Pittsburg
Minnie Jones
James Jones
Willis Sumpter
Dusquesne
St. Mathew’s P. E
Homestead
Nature Study Club Plans Evening Walk and Supper
The Nature Study club will enjoy a walk Thursday evening. A supper in the woods is being planned by the class.
Miss McKee's Class Holds Wednesday Exam Session
Miss McKee's normal class meets Wednesday evening at the usual hour for the third examination to be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McKee
Miss Jessie Mockel Plans Rochester and Chautauqua Visit
Miss Jessie Mockel of East Grant Avenue will travel to Rochester New York to visit Dr and Mrs Ingersoll with whom she became acquainted during Berlin studies. She will finish the trip on July 10 and then go to Chautauqua to study with former teacher Ernest Hutchison for the rest of the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Mockel
East Grant Avenue
Rochester
N. Y
Ingersoll
Berlin
Chautauqua
Ernest Hutchison
Picnic at Miller cottage with First Christian choir
The First Christian church choir enjoys a day at the Miller cottage on Slippery Rock. They traveled by automobiles and shared a noon picnic dinner. Various sports provided amusement during the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Miller Cottage
Slippery Rock
N. O. K. Club Postponed Meeting Notice
The N. O. K. club meeting with Miss Eva Hartman of North Mill street is postponed for two weeks. Epworth M. E. church hosts a social this Thursday evening with ice cream cake and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. O. K. Club
Eva Hartman
North Mill Street
Epworth M. E
R. M. B. G. Club Holds Service at Al Mira Home
The Al mira Home service Sunday drew about 25 attendees. Mrs. M. Jennie Forquer led the meeting with Miss Anderson giving a talk and Miss Alice Elder reading The Song of the Syrian Guest while Miss Grace Gorman sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almira
R. M. B. G. Club
M. Jennie Forquer
Anderson
Alice Elder
Grace Gorman
Social notes from local residents visiting and traveling
Mrs. Harry Jefferies of South Mill street is visiting in Sharon. D. D. and Paul Simison of Volant were city visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac James of Woodlawn motored here Sunday. Miss Beulah Kemm of East Washington street is visiting friends in Leesburg. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gibson of West Middlesex spent Sunday with relatives in this city. William Lord of Home street has left for an extended visit with relatives at Conneaut Lake. Fred Clemens the jeweler has now associated with him as watch maker Mr. Johnson of Greenville. Miss Anastasia Ryan of North Mer-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jefferies
South Mill Street
Sharon
Messrs
D. D
Paul Simison
Volant
Isaac James
Woodlawn
Beulah Kemm
East Washington Street
Leesburg
Harry Gibson
West Middlesex
William Lord
Home Street
Conneaut Lake
Fred Clemens
Mr. Johnson
Greenville
Anastasia Ryan
North Mer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reed-Gilmore
Metzler
Mather Bros.co
Mather Bros. Co
E. Washington St
Thomas Kerr
Card Club
McAnlis-Patterson
Ladies’ Aid
I. O. O. F. Hall
St. Mary's
ST. Margaret's
Nature Study
Pat Moran
Allen
St. Petersburg
Fla
Olmsted
le Roy
Dr. A. Shun
East Washington St. St. Cloud
Neiman’s
Bell
Copenhagen
D. McGonn
Colonial Pumps
Herb D. McGoun
Safe Deposit & Trust Company of
Lawrence County
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