Monday Wedding at Country Home in Plain City
Miss Alta Delle Patton wed George Albert Wisner at the Patton home on Harlansburg road in a noon ceremony conducted by Dr. R Lanning of the First U P Church. The arch of national colors framed the event with pink rose buds and sweetpeas corsage. Guests included Miss Belle Offutt and Miss Mae Funk among others. The couple will reside briefly with the Pattons after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Delle Patton
W. E. Patton
George Albert Wisner
T. J. Wisner
Dewey Avenue
Harlansburg Road
R. Lanning
First
U.P
Mary Margaret Stephenson
Charles Humphrey
Lisbon O
Wisner
Miller, Pyle and Graham
Belle Offutt
Plaingrove
Mae Funk
Youngstown
Charles Sankey
George Wisner, Sr
Mt. Vernon
Lisbon
W. D. Braden
Newton Falls
New Fiction Promotes Hope in American Life
A brief note on a new novel about American life argues that despite disadvantages there is a place in the sun for everyone in the United States if we use the resources at hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Beautiful wedding interests society beauty wedding
Miss Margaret Fulkerson and Wesley Burns Dodds wed in a Tuesday evening ceremony at the Fulkerson home before 100 guests. Rev H G Dodds officiated as vows were exchanged, with Marian Dodds, Elsie Thoburn, Tilian Wallace and James W Moorehead in bridal party. After a buffet, the couple departed for Corry then Cambridge Springs before settling on Young Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Fulkerson
Wesley Burns Dodds
Ira S. Fulkerson
North Jefferson Street
H. G. Dodds
Irie
Carolyn Rearie
H. Weir Morledge
Grove City
James W. Moorehead
Marian Dodds
Erie
Elsie Thoburn
Mont Clair
N. J
Tilian Wallace
Harold ID. Wheldon
Dodds
Miss Moorehead
Miss Wallace
Miss Dodds
Miss Thoburn
Miss Rearie
Au‘tomobile
Corry
Cambridge Springs
Young Street
T. C. Club To Meet
Miss Edwina Norris of West Grant avenue will entertain the E. I. C. club on Thursday afternoon in honor of her guest Miss Mary Mc Gowan of Toledo Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. C. Club
Edwina Norris
West Grant Avenue
Kensington
Kilch
Superior Street
Social Union
G.W. Johnson
Highland Avenue
Edward Gordon
East Washington Street
A. Z. Sweezy
Grant Avenue
Red Cross
Alice McCready
East Street
Woodrow Kensington
Park
Circle
W. P. Cahill
Wallace Avenue
T. Kensington
W. S. Club
Frances Boyd
Pearson Street
Stltchawhile
Earl Wallover
West Washington Street
F. N. Kensington
Charles Enpinger
Hamilton Street
Priscilla
George Houston
Quietly Married at Pastor's Home
Miss Rita J. Cox of Mast Main street and Edward M. Keelan of Taylor street were quietly married at 1 39 o'clock Tuesday in the home of Pastor S. M. F. Nesbitt. Parents Mr and Mrs J H Cox and Mrs Mary Keelan with Henry Wilson witnessed. The bride wore a green silk suit and they later left for a trip to Greenville and Cleveland before settling at 603 East Main street after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita J. Cox
Mast Main Street
Edward M. Keelan
Taylor Street
Trev
Greenville
Cleveland
East Main Street
Religious and Fraternal Circles Breakfast For Kensing
A busy morning with park breakfasts and visits in Kensington and Van Dette circles. Hostesses Mrs John Bay Mrs Mary Keagy and Mrs James Nelson catered for twenty, pink decors, plans for a park picnic in two weeks at six. Notables include Mrs Emily Morris and Mrs Maggie McClure visiting, with various entertainments and forthcoming gatherings across the local fraternal groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensing
van Dette Kensington
John Bay
Mary Keagy
James Nelson
Emily Morris
Avonmore
Bay
Maggie McClure
Charleston
E.C. Morrow
Mrs C M Rudloss and kin visit in Grant avenue area
Personal mentions note Mrs C M Rudloss and her son Lawrence of Cleveland visiting Mrs Fred Kuech of Grant avenue. Mrs R W Gathroway of Moody avenue is ill. Mrs Earl Bell of Pine street spends Wednesday with relatives in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Haunehauser
Cleveland
Carl, Hart
Winter Avenue
Elizabeth Trimble
Moody Avenue
Fanfura
C. M. Rudloss
Lawrence
Fred Kuech
Grant Avenue
R. W. Gathroway
Earl Bell
Pine Street
Youngstown
Bible Classes meet at Erie avenue host home
The Frank Geiger Bible class will gather at the home of Mrs. Mackey on Erie avenue Thursday evening at o'clock for a Bible study session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Geiger Bible
Mackey
Erie Avenue
Butler Party Heads to Butler Invaded by Local Delegation
Prospects bright for board of trade members trip to Butler by auto tomorrow with 40 cars and about 150 passengers. New Castle civic groups will observe Butler citizens at the community house, starting from the Y W C A at Jefferson and Washington. Departure is at 10 15 AM, aiming to dine at noon, with return trips at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Board of Trade
Hutler
New Castlemen
Jefferson and
Washington Streets
Cut Up Silk Dress and Breakage Case Arrest
Oscar Davis was arrested last night at Clara Woods residence Moravia Street on a Very Disorderly charge. He allegedly cut up a silk dress owned by the boarding house keeper, broke a gold watch, and damaged dishes and crockery. He was turned over to a constable and taken to Alderman Cooper's court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Davis
Clara Woods
Moravia Street
Davis
Run-away Boy Sends Postcard to Mayor Newell
Arthur Porter of Chicago, a young runaway picked up here, sent a friendly postcard to Mayor Newell reporting his safe arrival in Chicago. Porter is noted as the first runaway to write back to the mayor from his new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell
Arthur Porter
Chicago
Porter
Efe
Missionary Cause Threatened By War Critique
The piece argues Christian missions suffer as European war exposes contradictions of brotherhood. It urges believers to live by doctrine through right conduct, mercy, and peace, warning against violent zeal and hellfire threats. The author cites conflict as harming heathen perception and stresses nonviolence.
Y W C A First Aid Class Taught By Dr John Foster
The First Aid class met Tuesday evening at the Y W C A association with Dr John Foster teaching an interesting lesson Practical work followed the lecture The RM WAG club held last night with officers elected The weekly summer meetings close but picnic outings are planned for the spring and summer season
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
John Foster
R. M. Wa. G. Club
No Game In Church League Last Night
No game was played last evening in the church baseball league as Central and First U. P. teams failed to appear, discouraged by dark clouds. Rain fell a short time after the start time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
U. P
Evolutionist claims babies are animals in lectures
R Waite Joslyn argues in Chicago lectures that humans progress from animal to savage to human as reason awakens, tracing childhood from birth to 16 years as an evolution of instinct, fighting urges, and fear of the dark to civilized heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Waite Joslyn
Chicago
Earth
Mr. Joslyn
Fireless cookers offer savings and home adaptation
The article describes the fireless cooker as a practical device from the Agriculture Department in Washington. It notes that a person with modest mechanical skill can build one at low cost, save fuel and labor, and cook better than many methods. It discusses varieties, selection tips, space needs, and favors factory made models while acknowledging DIY options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Senators Urged To Back Prohibition
At an afternoon presbytery session in the First U P church, it was voted to send messages to Senators Knox and Penrose urging them to support the prohibition amendment to the food bill. Telegrams were dispatched to the senators last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Knox
Penrose
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Adelaide Jackson
Oscar Murphy
Mary McGinley
North Beaver Street
McGinley
H. Daly
Jack Hannon
Ralph Ulery
Anna Brogen
West Pittsburg
Greensburg
James E. Criswell
New Castle
Charlotte E. Rubright
Murrysville
Metzler
Mrs. Henry Backus
Virginia
Elk Creek Valley
Mary Ellen Chase
East Washington
H. F. Thompson
Lavina B. Thompson
Benjamin J. Watkins
A. E. Yeager
Laura McBride
Katherine Thompson
Benjamin Wise
Mr. Watking
New Castle Nation Company
Harold Taylor
Agnes Haut
Margaret Lockhart
Jessie Stohe
Elizabeth Matheny
Wilhelmina Eakin
James Pollock
Joseph George
Chester Grigsby
Harold Turner
Mr. Vance
New Wilmington
Ligo Reunion
Samuel and
Mary Johnston Ligo
W. E. and
G. Ls. Ligo
Ruth Cruger
Grace Huston
Grace Humiston
New York
Alfredo Cocchi
Elwilda Kensington
Frank Hannon
Simon Hutt
H. L. Allen
Mary Kegrice
Philadelphia
Morrison-Slemmons
Morrison and Slemmon
Joseph ‘Zanene
Wilson Avenue
First Baptist Church
Hazel Frethy
Blaine Street
HI. A. D. Club
Lulu White
Euclid Avenue
Clara Belle Blucher
Jefferson Street
Lena Smith
Indiana State Normal School
Stoneboro
Robert Fleming
St. Louis
Kathryn Foulke
University of Pittsburg
Helen Rouse
Geneva
Alice Mce-Cready
Spoon Club
Harry Will
I the Country Club
Liamson
Gary
Ind
William Thompson
Elks’ Club
Helen Gibson
Hazel Edwards
Olive Sankey
Albert Patterson
R. H. McBride
Sharon
Harry Edward Weasel
Carl
Hart
Spencer Matthews
Dr. J
H. Miller
St. John's Church
Misa
Ruth M. Spencer
Wilmington
Innue
H. Homer Matthews
Theithe
Presbyterian Church
John Sanford
Westside Needlecraft
T. W. Shumway
West’ Washington Street
Westside
Thomas Maher
U. S. C. Book Club
Charles. Clark
Sunnyside
Robinson
C. J. Bernhart
W. F. Gardner
Luther League of
Spiritualist
Service
McGoonhall
A.L. John
Rachel Rebekah Lodge
Y.W.C. A. Notes
D. McGoun
Brown
Herb D. McGoun
Euwer’s
Vientory Furniture
ICE
Tises
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin
Prohibition
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