O Connor Rooney Wedding News Card
This morning at 8 o'clock in St. Mary's church Miss Gertrude O Connor married John Rooney with Rev Father Fu O Shea officiating. The bride wore white canton crepe and pink rose corsage. Miss Elizabeth O Connor was bridesmaid in peach taffeta. Edward Joyce served as best man. A wedding breakfast followed for about thirty guests at the bride's Spring Street home. Decorations used pink and white colors. large cake centered the bride's table set for eight. The couple, daughter of John J. O Connor and son of Mrs Anna Rooney, left for an Easter trip and will reside on Carson Street after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Gertrude O'Connor
John Rooney
FL Fu O'Shea
Elizabeth O'Connor
Edward Joyce
Spring Street
John J. O'Connor
Mra
Anna Rooney
Cargon Street
Rooney
Will Reaiie
Carson Streat
Belva Mae Pringles
Harriett N. Pringle
Marshall Avenue
Carl Wilson
W. Washington Street
Francis E. Reese
Central Presbyterian Church
Immeiite
F. E. Reese
Enjoyable Party Honors Birthday at Alexander Home
Mr and Mrs William Alexander hosted a birthday party on West Washington Street honoring M H Alexander aged eighty two. About thirty two friends and relatives attended and the evening featured informal pleasures and a dainty lunch prepared with help from Margaret Alexander and Mable Alexander. The Alexander family noted that James Alexander and children Kenneth James and Lester and Wilmerdeen were away out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alexander
West Washington Street
M. H. Alexander
Albert Street
Margaret Alexander
Mable Alexander
Mia
James Alexander
Kenneth
James
Lester
Ay Wilmerdeen
Ruesty
Aiken Wedding Anniversary to Be Celebrated
Mr and Mrs J Frank Aiken of Shenango township host a June 25 celebration for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. About 175 guests from New Castle Conneaut Lake Ellwood City Portersville and Princeton attend a midday lawn dinner followed by an evening gathering for East New Castle Grange. Also noted is the Eckles Moody avenue return from a two week New England trip with daughter Mary Lou Fickles a Simmons School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Aiken
Shenango Township
Plente
Ciuests
New Castle
Conneaut Lake
Ellwood City
Portersville
Princeton
Mrs. Aiken
East New Castle
New England
W. G. Eckles
Moody Avenue
New England States
Mary Lou Fickles
Simmons School
Hoston
Birthday party honors longtime Sunday school worker
A surprise party honored John Richardson at his home on South Jefferson Street on Tuesday evening in Maitland Memorial P. M. Church circles. Thirty two guests attended with music and social chat. Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. James Reed served refreshments. Rev. H. J. Buckingham presented a gift, noting Richardson’s long service since 1876.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Richardson
South Jefferson Street
Hia
Maitland Memorial P. M
Richardson
James Reed
Frank Chappel
Frances Chappel
Naomi George
Frances Larson
Mills Catherine Rayburn
Banked memories of Cascada park club outing
Members of the No-Kingo club enjoyed breakfast at Cascada park followed by swimming in the main Delaware area. Attendees included Sylvia Kocher Hazel Monroe Mary Greer Paulina Nagic Blanche Patton Sara Krestel Christine Krestel Alice McKay Peg Cavender Iona Jones and Jean Ingling. Mrs Hannah Carnes of East New Castle will host the F B club Thursday evening. Humphrey reunion set for June 28 at Ray Humphrey grove Jacksville Slippery Rock. Aiken family reunion planned for Cascade park July 30.
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L. A
N. A
J. C. Club
Cascade Park
George McManahan
Conneaut Lake
Harry Dunlap
Bers
No-Kingo Club
Cascada Park
Sylvia Kocher
Hazel Monroe
Mary Greer
Paulina Nagic
Blanche Patton
Sara Krestel
Christine Krestel
Alice McKay
Peg Cavender
Iona Jones
Jean ¥Ingling
Svcd
F. E
Hannah Carnes
East New Castle
F. B. Club
Humphrey
Ray Humphrey
Jacksville
Slippery Rock
Bicycle Riders Must Stay Off Sidewalks
Three boys were ordered into police court after a complaint by a Haus avenue president about riding bicycles on sidewalks. They appeared with parents, received a lecture, and were discharged. The incident highlights a growing sidewalk riding nuisance citywide and the police plan to crack down to avoid fines.
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Haus Avenue
Chill Case On Trial Before Judge Emery
John E. Chill faced a trial before Judge Emery for alleged obtaining money by false pretenses. Involved in transfer and coal, he was financially entangled, a replevin writ issued for a truck. He purportedly induced Joe Spinnell to form a partnership paying 1000 dollars for half a stake. Spinnell says Chill misrepresented his business and finances. S. L. McCracken for plaintiff. District Attorney R. L. Hildebrand and James A. Chambers for the commonwealth. Chill denies the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Chill
Emery
Mornig
Chill
Joe Spinnell
Spinnell
S. L. McCracken
R. L. Hildebrand
James A. Chambers
Commonwealth
Speeders And Parking Violations Heard In Court
Several speeders arrested by Motorcycle Officer H M Reynolds were fined at police court this morning for violations of regulation 5 and sosta. G Kennedy M R Walajman and R Cooner paid fines. Ben Plant paid a total of 8 dollars in fines and costs after parking five feet from the curb near Washington street by the Lawrence Savings and Trust company. One parking violator forfeited a dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Reynolds
G. Kennedy
M. R. Walajman
R.cooner
Ben Plant
Washington Street
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company Bank
Religious and Fraternal Circles Meeting Highlights
Members of the Christian Endeavor Society of the First Christian church are urged to attend Friday evening services where new officers will be installed. The Deaconess Board holds its regular monthly meeting Friday at 2 30 PM at the Deaconess home on Phillips Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Christian Church
Siconess Board
Deacy Gness
Phillips Street
Traveling Salesmen Take Vacations in New Castle Visit
Traveling salesmen visiting New Castle are not numerous a month or more ago, according to Lou Gardner, clerk at Fountain Ten. They are now taking their vacations. many are not making trips to New Castle, lodging for the night. Salesmen with fall goods have been in the city and departed. They generally travel four months ahead of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Gaatle
Lou Gardner
Fountain Ten
New Castle
Love Letter Carrier for Decades to Retire
Oberlin Ohio June 27 L P Chapman Oberlin's first mail carrier will retire after 34 years on the same route. His deliveries covered most cottages housing Oberlin College and he delivered most of the love letters and checks sent by parents to students.
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Tinterational News Service
Oberlin Q
L. P. Chapman
Oberlin
Chapmansa
Co-Erra Nt
Cbarlin College
New York Stocks Open With Railroad Weakness And Drops
New York early trading showed continued professional pressure from the prior week. Railroads were notably weak with declines of 1 to 2 points, Union Pacific down to 128, Northern Pacific to 37 1 4, Atchison to 38 1 2. U.S. Rubber hit a new low near 40 7 8, down almost two points, while steel and copper remained heavy. Oil shares held, Phillips 40 5 8, Baldwin up 2 to 12 1 4 before giving back gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Stock Exchange Today
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Atchison
United States Rubber
Phillips Petrolaum
Baldwin
Personal Notices of Visits and Births in Local Homes
Local society notes list visitors and guests across Carson Street Wallace Avenue and nearby areas. Names include Mr and Mrs Harry Masturgs, Mr and Mrs Reed, AL Walker, Miss Mary Ward, Mrs E Strouse, Mrs S Donald Stewart and daughter Jean, Herschel W Rittenhouse, John Knapp and Misses Marian and Mildred Knapp, Mrs George McManahan and son Junior, Ruth Baer, Ruth Russell, J K Shepler and daughter Mrs T C Snoberger, Mrs B Sendner, Mrs Iva Pulkerson, and others. Several are visiting relatives in Denver New Jersey Cleveland Greenville and other towns. births noted for Edward Olier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Masturgs
Carsonstreet, & Son
M Car Reed
Wallace Avenue
Denver
Colo- DS
AL Walker
New England
Janice City
N. J
Mary Ward
Warren, O
Margaret Hlea
E. €. Strouse
Colorado
Frank A. Hover
Croton Avenus
George McManahan
Son
Connenat Lake
James Fishburn
Raymond Street
Ruth Baer
Leakure Avenue
Milas Ruth Russell
Boles Av ‘Enue
J. W. Baer
Greenville
J. K. Shepler
T. C. Snoberger
Cleveland
Craig Steen
North Shenango Street
B. Sebdner
Charleston
W. Va
Joseph Zanenc
Wilson Avenue
D. A. Pitnor
West Washington Street
Mra
Iva Pulkerson
Wheewood Avenue
GC. G. Long
Moody Avenue
Sankey Family to Attend Medical Institute in Atlantic City
Dr and Mrs B E Sankey and family of North Jefferson street will travel to Atlantic City for the American Institute of Homeopathy meeting July 1 to 6 with headquarters at the Chalet Haddon Hall They plan to return July 10 The motto notes it is not what you get but what you give that makes you happy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Sankey
North
Jefferson Street
Atlantic City
American Tristitute of Homeopathy
Chalente Haddon Hall
Jim
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Rutter
Tee E. M’s
Creary Bell Phone
Pheer
Mathushelk
Snyder Piano
Mercer St. Greer Bldg
Roberts’ Millinery
North Millirece
Rursday
North Hill
Kensington
George A. Rigby
Wallace Avenua
Queen Sewing Circle
Bertha James
Johns Street
M. J. Young
Court Street
A. W
James Goodchild
Allen Street
Ladies’ League
Mont Skidmore
North Mercer Street
West Side
J. A. Malloy
Crawford Avenue
Clintonia
Earl White
Scott Street
Lenora Club
David Nelson
Lincoln Avenue
M. K
Cascade Ark
Rh. D. T. Club
Charles Book
South Ml Street
Lingeright Club
A. C. Forringer
Cascade Street
Co. B
West Stata Street
G. A
Walnut A Street
All Mar Club
E. O. W. Club
Picnse
Dunn
Herb D. McGoun
W. G. Dunn
J. V. Stewart
Campbell Carvey
Wisconsin
Howard M. Kirk
Howard Jr
Billy
Madison, Wis
Elizabeth Kirk
University of Wisconsin
Rosenthal
Octometrist
Optician
Icy Li Li Ao
Mather Bros, CO
Washington
Belva Pringle
John Covert
Youngstown Road
John Fowler
W. C. Fowler
Kitts
Pearl Taylor
Ruth
Alice Taylor
Anthony Baller
June
Verna
Earl Fowler
William Smock
Third Presbyterian Church
Arlington Avenue
Clyde Wick
W. W. Haymond
Margaret Reer
William Keefer
J. J. Ricer
Jackson Avenue
H. B
James A. Mitchell
Lowellville
Helen
W. Kenneth Williams
Philadelphia
Williams
D. S. Wil- Hames
Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
Cavers
Ravert Little
Wabash, Ind
Grace Woolcox
Germantown
Helena
Cuncade Park
Schweikert-Cluse Taunton
Schweikert-Cluse
Lawrence Denny
Shanango Township
HEINZ
Butler
Neshannock Avenue
Tiberty Avenue
Kart Long Avenue
Aiken Mounion
Aiken
Proup
Valenciennes
Machine de Valenciennes
Orlandie
Brown
Hamilton
Davis Shoe Co
Grover
Shawn
Herb P, M'Goun
Wayne
Hainer Drug CO
BH. Wieslungton
Baltimore, Md
Mrs. Loyal Car- Hn
Viola Luckey
James Bradley
O. H. P. Green
Cantilever Shoe Shop
E. Washington St
New Casuic
Denna
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