Quiet Black McCready Wedding at Rev Gamble Home
At 2 pm this afternoon in the Second United Presbyterian Church parlor Gertrude Black and Clyde McCready were quietly married. Ralph Black served as best man as Edna Winger attended the bride, and the couple will reside with the groom’s mother, Mrs. Sarah McCready. A later wedding dinner for ten followed at George Grant’s home on County Line Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. C. Gamble
Second United Presbyterian Church
Gertrude Black
Clyde McCready
Edna Winger
Ralph Black
Ane
George Grant
County Line Street
Sarah McCready
North Cedar Street
Y W A Campers Picnic Held in Association Rooms
Rain shifted the Y W A Campers picnic from the park to association rooms. Fourteen guests enjoyed a delicious meal before a brief business session approved a large sleeping tent and cots to seat twelve girls, and planned a camp starting July 20 for three weeks at stop Marion along the Connoquenessing river. all attendees must register at the association rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tme
Stop Marion
Ellwood City
Connoquenessing
Local City Couple Mary Samuels and J Howard Stritmater Wed
Friends of Miss Mary Samuels of Long Avenue and J Howard Stritater announce their marriage in Pittsburg on Monday afternoon. The groom is the son of Councilman J W Stritmater of Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Samuels
Long Avenue
J. Howard Stritater
Pittsburg
Hhe
J. W. Stritmater
Court Street
Local L. T. L. Convention Opens in Warren
Miss Marjorie Rhodes and Miss Naomi Williams attend the state L. T. L. convention in Warren where Messrs. Joseph George and Russell Rhodes are listed among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Rhodes
Naomi Williams
Messrs
Joseph George
Russell Rhodes
Warren
L. T. L. Conveniion
Small Luncheon for Visiting Girls Hosted by Miss Hamilton
Miss Frances Hamilton of Fast North street hosted a small luncheon at the Tea Cup Inn at 1 o'clock today. The event honored visiting girls including Miss Elizabeth Jameson and guests from Redlands California Gosh en Indiana Grand Rapids Ohio Toledo Ohio St Louis Missouri and Miss Isa belle Hewett with Miss Hamilton as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hamilton
Fast North Street
Tea Cup Inn
Elizabeth Jameson
Wilmot
Redlands
Cal
Abbott
Goshen
Ind
Helen Hamilton
Josephine McBride
Grand Rapids
Mich
Constance Andrews
St. Louis
Isabelle Hewett
Toledo
Wygal Egbert wedding unites Carl Wygal and Anna Mae Egbert
A prettily appointed marriage was held at the Egbert home in Sandy Lake Pa with Anna Mae Egbert and Carl C Wygal of New Castle Pa. The ceremony featured the Lohengrin march and a reception for about 200 guests. The couple will live in New Castle after an extended wedding tour and return after August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Wygal
Anna Mae Egbert
Sandy Lake
L. Egbert
Anna Mae
New Castle
James P. McClure
J. B. Roberts
M. EB
Lulu Phipps
Youngstown
Mae Irwin
Clinton McCullough
Pittsburg
Julia Smith
Mayme Hanna
Echoe Egbert
Maude Rhodes
Ethel Egbert
Luncheon at Tea Cup Inn Honors Mrs Devlin in Patriotic Style
Social calendar notes a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Tea Cup Inn presided by Mrs William Devlin of Philadelphia. Twenty two guests, all old friends, enjoyed decorations in Fourth of July colors and a 500 game afterward with assistance from Miss Adelaide Kaufman and Mae Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea Cup Inn
William Devlin
Philadelphia
Adelaide Kaufman
Mae Fisher
Ladies League elects officers at County Line meeting
Meeting with Mrs Emma Goss of 1038 County Line street Monday evening the Ladies' league of the P. H. B. elected officers: President Mrs. H. H. Updegraff Secretary Mrs. Vera Miles Assistant secretary Mrs. Gilbert Chaplain Mrs. Maude Jones Treasurer Mrs. Alice Reed. After refreshments the group adjourned to meet two weeks hence with Mrs. Katherine Jones of 735 Morton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Goss
County Line Street
Ladies’ League of the
H. H. Updegraff
Vera Miles
Gilbert
Maude Jones
Alice Reed
Katherine Jones
Morton Street
Mrs Soustelle and daughter sail for two month Europe trip
Mrs Josephine Soustelle and her daughter Alice of McCleary avenue depart tonight for New York. With a Sharon group they will sail Wednesday morning on the steamer Savoie for an extended continental tour. They plan two months abroad mainly in France and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Soustelle
Alice
McCleary Avenue
New York
Sharon
Savoie
France
Italy
Ben Greet players set July 6 concert at public club grounds
The public will enjoy full privileges of the Country club on July 6 as the Ben Greet players present an afternoon and evening performance. The ground is arranged to accommodate a large audience and tickets have been arranged.
Picnic at the Park Draws Local Residents and Visitors
A Monday evening park picnic drew Misses Ethel Mae Murtry Hazel Webster Ruth Welch Ruth Reinhart Harriet Welch and Garnet Rhodes along with Messrs Donald Stewart Charles Loveridge Fred Day Jacob Rentz Raymond Smith and Loy Hanna to a community gathering with neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Mae Murtry
Hazel Webster
Ruth Welch
Ruth Reinhart
Harriet Welch
Garnet Rhodes
Messrs
Donald Stewart
Charles Loveridge
Fred Day
Jacob Rentz
Raymond Smith
Loy Hanna
Mrs Evans and daughter plan Davis County trip home
Mrs Philip S Evans and her daughter Josephine of Eddy avenue left this morning for Davis County Iowa. They will visit Mrs Evans native home for the first time in 16 years and will be away about three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip S. Evans
Josephine
Eddy Avenue
Davis County
Iowa
Mrs. Evans
Mrs Moore Leads Lincoln Avenue Group to Toronto Trip
Mrs Edwin Moore of Lincoln Avenue travels with relatives from Pulaski to Toronto and other points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Moore
Lincoln Avenue
Pulaski
Toronto
Circulating Book Club Meeting Postponed
The Circulating Book club announces that its Wednesday meeting with Mrs J D Trelfall of Rhodes Place has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circulating Book Club
J. D. Trelfall
Rhodes Place
Meadville Couple Wed by Alder Ranney This Morning
Miss Mabel Ralston and Howard Bell of Meadville were married by Alderman Ranney this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Ralston
Howard Bell
Meadville
Alderman Ranney
Ward's Bread for sale at Jno' Knox & Sons
Local bakery advertises Ward's Bread available at Jno. Knox and Sons located at 265tf. The small listing highlights bread availability and the outlet for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Jno’ Knox & Sons
Patterson Ayers Wedding Quiet Ceremony at First Presbyterian
Miss Margaret M Patterson and Mr Ernest M Ayres wed in a quiet morning ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church study of Dr Scott F Hershey. The couple plans a short secret destination trip then a housekeeping move to a newly furnished home on Huron Avenue. The bride is the younger daughter of S B Patterson and the groom the son of Mr and Mrs John T Ayres, an electrician at Lehigh Portland Cement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. Patterson
Crawford Avenue
Ernest M. Ayres
Scott F. Hershey
First Presbyterian Church
Huron Avenue
S. B. Patterson
Mr. Ayres
John T. Ayres
Park Avenue
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Marriage of Former Resident Announced
Cards received in this city announce the marriage of Miss Garnet Colvin of Monongehala City to Mr. Howard Colgan of Donora formerly of this city. Colgan holds a position with a leading bank in Donora and has many friends here. The couple will visit Mr. and Mrs. David G. Harris on Allen Street this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet Colvin
Monongehala City
Howard Colgan
Donora
Colgan
David G. Harris
Allen Street
Marriage of Miss Myrtle Row an and Mr Fred E Lowash
Miss Myrtle Rowan of Franklin Avenue to wed Mr Fred E Lowash of Monongahela in St Marys Church at an unspecified hour. Also listed are social gatherings: Miss Mary Sutton hosts luncheon. Highland 500 club hosts at East Street. Carnation Kensington to meet Mrs Mary Kirker. Sinnet Tennis club meets with Miss Eva N Patterson at 103 Boyles Avenue. Ethel Douglass class picnics at White's Woods. M J M W Kensington meets with Mrs Ella Witbeck. B A G club meets at Mrs John Bay's Croton Avenue home for officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Rowan
Franklin Avenue
Fred E. Lowash
Monongahela
St. Mary’s Church
Mary Sutton
Court Street
Tea Cup Inn
Edwin Barnard
East Street
Highland 500 Club
Carnation Kensington
Mary Kirker
Hartman Street
Sinnet Tennis Club
Eva N. Patterson
Boyles Avenue
Ethel Douglass
White’s Woods
Wilmington Road
M. J. M. W. Kensington
Ella Witbeck
Hamilton Street
B. A. G. Club
John Bay
Croton Avenue
Surprise Formal Party for Miss Blanche Grasinger
Miss Blanche Grasinger of Huron Avenue entertained 14 friends with a casual party Monday evening. The guests enjoyed a pleasant informal gathering, received several pretty gifts, and were served a dainty luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Grasinger
Huron Avenue
Wallace Avenue Hostess Plans Wednesday Evening
Miss Florence Rearke of Wallace Avenue will entertain informally Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Sara Newell. Miss Newell will depart Thursday for an extended western trip with her mother Mrs. J. T. D. F. Newell and her sister Mrs. W. J. Henry of Smithville Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Rearke
Wallace Avenue
Sara Newell
J. TD. F. Newell
W. J. Henry
Smithville
Tex
Eastbrook Home Board Meeting Scheduled at Grove Street
The Eastbrook home board of managers will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at 8 o clock at Mrs. Ella Marks 140 Grove street. The chairman calls the meeting and urges all to be present due to the importance of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastbrook
Ella Marks
Grove Street
Martins and guests return from Pittsburg visit
Mr and Mrs J S Martin and Earl Morehead return from a brief visit with friends in Pittsburg. They are accompanied home by Miss Gladys and Martin Kelly, traveling in the Martins car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Davidson
Oneonta
N. Y
S. H. Sankey
Laurel Avenue
Joseph
Edward Kerr
Joseph Kerr
Chestnut Street
Mingo Junction
A. C. McLean
Harold Yeager
Sharon
McLean
Majorie Cartwright
Pittsburg
Gladys Kelly
B A G Club Election At Croton Avenue Home
The B A G club meets Wednesday evening at 8 at Mrs John Bay s Croton avenue for the last meeting of the year and the election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bay
Croton Avenue
Highland luncheon honors Trenton guest Oliphant
Miss Frances Leavy of Highland avenue hosts a luncheon at the Tea Cup Inn on Thursday in honor of Miss Elizabeth Elkins Oliphant of Trenton New Jersey, house guest of Miss Helen Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Leavy
Highland Avenue
Tea Cup Inn
Elizabeth Elkins Oliphant
Trenton
N. J
Helen Ward
Local Residents And Visitors Speak To City Ties
Personal mentions include Neal Kane returning to Pittsburg after a visit and George Lyon of Cleveland visiting friends. Many guests arrive from Findlay, Butler, Mill Street, Sharon and Seattle while others plan moves or trips to Penetang Canada and Slippery Rock normal school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Kane
Pittsburg
George Lyon
Cleveland
Tony Celini
Croton Avenue
Mises Fannie Cochran
Findlay
W. L. Campbell
James McClafferty
Butler
T. C. McClafferty
Cascade Street
Esther Galligher
Mill Street
Penetang
Canada
Winifred Lewis
Boyne Lininger
Sharon
Kerr
Chestnut Street
Samuel Bender
Ben Bender
Oliver Huffman
Shepard's Corners
Eli Hovis
Raymond Locke
Seattle
Mr. Locke
Highland Avenue
Fourth of July Badges Issued for New Castle Celebration
The Fourth of July badge committee offers Liberty Bell and New Castle seal badges for the 1910 Independence Day event. Proceeds go to the Y W C A. Badges are sold by board members, the Y W C A badge committee, and at the association rooms. Sale agents may pick up badges Friday afternoon and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Travel Tip Champlain’s Remedy For Summer Trips
Be sure to take a bottle of Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with you when starting on your trip this summer. It cannot be obtained on board the trains or steamers. Changes of water and climate often cause sudden attacks of diarrhoea, and it is best to be prepared. Sold by all dealers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington Township
W. A. Carr
Nancy Hamelton
Jesse Hamelton
Plaingrove
Nancy
J. P. Foster
S. N. Carr
Carr
Kodak
Metzler
MOS
Mather Bros. Co
East
Washington Street
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin Block
Bell
Seavy
Mercer Street
Charles Patterson
Arthur and
Grace
Rev
A. G. Crill
Tidioute
Raymond Gardner
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Jessie Ellis
Uniontown
Arthur Campbell
Blanche Sanders
Hast Street
McKeesport
Business
H. A. Sanders
Harry Oppenheiner
Mrs
Jonas Kaufman
Neshannock Avenue
W. W. Baty
Ethel
Cayuga Lake
Beatty
G. R. Kinney Shoe Store
Y. W. Cla
Patterson Stationery CO
Fireworks Distributors
North Mercer Street
National Clothing CO
Lawrence Savings and Trust
M. Louis Hainer
Independence Day
East and
Washington Streets
Union Phone
Household Loan Company
Lawrence Saint Bidg
King & Lynn Stock Co
Airdome Theatre
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