Pretty wedding at Neshannonk Falls in ceremony
Grace Marie Martin and John Howard Hopkins wed at 12 in the bride's home Neshannock Falls officiated by Rev R A Jamison Apollo. 50 guests attended the simple ceremony with Jennie Brown playing Lohengrin and roses and lilies of the valley decorating the parlor. The couple planned an eastern trip then will reside in Rennerdale Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Marie Martin
John Howard Hopkins
Baltimore
Joseph E. Martin
Neshannock Falls
R. A. Jamison
Apollo
Jennie Brown
Hickory
Duchess Yace
Mrs. Hopkins
Rennerdale
James Hinkson
New Castle
J. M. Martin
Charles Forrest
Huston Bartholomew
Grove City
William Martin
Charles Martin
Eugene Sampson
Pau Simpson
Volant
Martin Jamison
Emily Redmond
Clara Wilson
Pittsburg
James P. Whitla
Sharon
William Whitla
Logan
Lovina Wilson
Bertha Mair
New Wilmington
Norman Igo
Youngstown
Miss Brown
Georgia
Nellie Wilson
Luncheon at Y. W. C. A. Honors Mrs. H. J. Whalen
Pink and white roses adorned the table for a luncheon hosted today by the N. H. B. Kensington at the Y. W. C. A. in honor of Mrs. H. J. Whalen. Seventeen guests were served and a silver bread tray was presented to Mrs. Whalen. Needlework and visiting followed in the parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. B. Kensington
H. J. Whalen
Dwyer and Rob inson marry in Sandusky Ohio
Miss Margaret Dwyer and Elmer Robinson of Rebecca street wed Tuesday in Sandusky Ohio. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs H E Dwyer of Croton avenue, has worked there while the couple now reside in a new home on Clearview avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dwyer
Elmer Robinson
Rebecca Street
Sandusky
Ohio
H. E. Dwyer
Croton Avenue
Clearview Avenue
Miss Geddis Hosts Shamrock Club Social
Miss Mary Geddis of West Washington Street will entertain the Shamrock Club on Thursday evening, hosting a social gathering for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Geddis
West Washington Street
Shamrock Club
Epworth M E church social this Thursday evening
Community notice for Epworth M E church social this Thursday evening inviting residents to attend and enjoy ice cream and cake and fellowship at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth M. E
Kodak Picture Finishing Brings Free Bromide Enlargements
Why Not Be Particular About Your Kodak Pictures promises expert treatment for films. The finishing department offers service that makes customers feel satisfied for $11. Free bromide enlargements are provided for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak Pictures
Noon Wedding of Elizabeth Morgan and George Walker
Miss Elizabeth Morgan of South Mercer and George Walker wed at noon in the bride’s home. Rev. George Richards officiated as guests from two families attended. The bride wore blue Pussy willow taffeta with pink roses, sister Miss Rachel Morgan her attendant. best man Albert Hunter. A dinner followed before the couple left for a trip to Cleveland and Detroit and then housekeeping in the Withers apartment on South Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Morgan
South Mercer, Street
George Walker
George Richards
Welsh Congregational Church
Rachel Morgan
Albert Hunter
Mrs. Walker
Cleveland
Detroit
Withers
South Mill Street
Kensington club and charity gatherings reported
A series of social events listed include luncheons at Mrs. Johns Oursler Lincoln avenue and Mrs. H M Thatcher's Modern Priscilla Kensington. Picnics and breakfasts at the park feature the Humphrey reunion and D W T club while various Kensington groups meet at homes or Country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Oursler
Lincoln Avenue
Humphrey
D. W. T. Club
Kensington
Harry Ward
Long Avenue
Aleanza Club
Lawyers
Country Club
H. M. Thatcher
Priscilla Kensington
George
Westlake
North Hill Kensington
Colonial Club
William Young
T. P. Dickson
Croton Avenue
Numphrey Reunion Held At Grove City Home
The Numphrey reunion gathered over 100 people at H. H. Humphrey’s Grove City home on June 24. Attendees include numerous Martins and Bruxtons from New Castle Volant New Wilmington and surrounding areas along with extended family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Humphrey
Grove City
Mary Camblin
New Castle
W. C. Martin
Volant
Oswald Martin
Thomas Martin
Dan Wright
H. E. Martin
Melvin Jordan
John Buxton
Fay
H. H. Buxton
R. L. Buxton
McCoy
Raymond
Chester
W. Va
Campbell
Slippery Rock
Blanche Humphrey Hadley
New York City
Farewell Party For Mrs. Choen Before Move To Morgantown
In New Castle a farewell gathering honored Mrs. John Choen of Francis Street as she prepares to relocate to Morgantown West Virginia. The Cen tral Christian church Bible class presented her a purse of money and a social program accompanied refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Choen
Francis Street
New Castle
Morgantown
W. Va
John Walls
Central Christian Church
D. P. Shafer
Choen
Mesdames A. J. Ford
John Shaffer
Wm. Conley
Geo. Palmer
Harry Smith
Todd Kirker
John Lindsey
C. W. Sturdevant
Geo. Scherger
Walter Gibson
Wilbur Jones
John Biddle
Elmer Glass
Alice Good
Reese Lewis
K. E. Smith
W. Armstrog
Margaret Hookway
Elizabeth Shelar
Hinkson
Mrs. McClain
J. Dean
J. Cheens
Geo
Miss Grace Zeigler Resigns as St Pauls Organist
Miss Grace Zeigler has resigned as organist of St Pauls Lutheran church to accept a similar post at St Johns. Miss Anna Dietterle hosted a dinner for St Pauls choir with 15 guests, pink rose decor, and a planned program including Ruth Drescher, Katharine Kraft, and Mr and Mrs Andrew Dietterle Jr. An out of town guest was Mrs Scheiniguer of Zelinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Zeigler
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
St. John’s Church
Anna Dietterle
East Washington Street
St. Paul’s Church
Ruth Drescher
Katherine Kraft
Andrew Dietterle, Jr
Scheiniguer
Zelienople
Miss Zeigler
Brown Anniversary Party Observed in Harlansburg
Friends of Mr and Mrs Charles Brown gathered Monday evening at their Harlansburg home to mark their 15th wedding anniversary. The social event featured music and refreshments, with many gifts welcomed by the couple. Attendees included Mrs Belle Stanley Oil City Mrs Elizabeth Brown Mrs Mary Stoner Mr and Mrs J O Brown and son Gill Mr and Mrs J P Brown and children Mr and Mrs T P Brown and children Mr and Mrs William Stoner Elmer Beatty Mr and Mrs Robert Stoner and children Mr and Mrs Elmer Stoner and daughter Irene Mr and Mrs Earl Stoughton and Mr and Mrs Walter McClelland and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brown
Harlansburg
Belle Stanley
Oil City
Elizabeth Brown
Mary Stoner
J. O. Brown
Gill
J. P. Brown
T. P. Brown
William Stoner
Elmer Beatty
Robert Stoner
Elmer Stoner
Irene
Earl Stoughton
Walter McClelland
Yucatan Club Disbands for Summer
Mr and Mrs David Jameson of North Jefferson street hosted the Yucatan club for the final session of the season Tuesday evening Mrs J M Emerick of Philadelphia attended as a visitor and with John W Knox won the favors Refreshments were served later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jameson
North Jefferson Street
Yucatan Club
J. M. Emerick
Philadelphia
John W. Knox
Mobile Tour to Cleveland and West Virginia Relatives Visit
A mobile tour to Cleveland Ohio and Wheeling and Smithfield West Virginia is planned to visit relatives. The trip focuses on family connections and travel logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wheeling
Smithfield
W. Va
Marriage Of Miss Madeline Morgan And Thomas L Donegan
The ceremony took place at St Marys church at 8 this morning for Madeline Morgan of Cunningham Avenue and Thomas L Donegan of Spring Street. Attendants were Mildred Morgan and Eugene Mulern. The bride wore white crepe de chine and a breakfast followed at the Holy Family home where the bride was raised. The couple will travel then reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Madeline Morgan
Cunningham Avenue
Thomas L. Donegan
Spring Street
Mildred Morgan
Eugene Mulern
Holy Family
Youngstown
Birthday Dinner Honors Margaret Wogan at Park Avenue
Mrs. A B Wogan hosted a well appointed dinner on Tuesday for her daughter Margaret’s 11th birthday. The table featured a pink and white rose cake with candles and was assisted by Mrs. C J Clark of Ellwood City. Attending were Misses Mabel Heck Mildred Atkinson Margaret Trimble Arminta Smith Ruth Frampton Martha Rose Goldie Levine Ruth Donaldson Elizabeth Conelly Helen Graham Evelyn Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
A. B. Wogan
Park Avenue
C. J. Clark
Ellwood City
Mabel Heck
Mildred Atkinson
Margaret Trimble
Arminta Smith
Ruth Frampton
Martha Rose
Goldie Levine
Ruth Donaldson
Elizabeth Conelly
Helen Graham
Evelyn Mitchell
Hamilton social—Mrs Meehan hosts Elwilda Ken sington group
Mrs P J Meehan of Hamilton street entertained the Elwilda Ken sington Tuesday evening with 14 members and guests Mrs James Hamilton Mrs J E Ligo Miss Martha Ligo Margaret and Roy Lewis of Woodlawn and Miss Margaret Fray present. Mrs Ligo and Miss Lewis assisted in serving and in two weeks Mrs M C Morrissey of Ashland avenue will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P J. Meehan
Hamilton Street
Elwilda Kensington
James Hamilton
J. E. Ligo
Martha Ligo
Margaret and
Roy Lewis
Woodlawn
Margaret Fray
Ligo
Miss Lewis
M. C. Morrissey
Ashland Avenue
Picnic for Miss Anna Joy At Park Hosted By Miss Haun
The Misses Agnes Haun Eugenia Long Jessie Stone Harriet Dunlap Margaret Lockhart and Messrs James Pollock Lester Wolford Guy Cover Joseph George Reebel Owens and Fred Alexander attended a park picnic Tuesday evening as a courtesy to Miss Anna Joy of Sharon. Supper in the grove was followed by dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Haun
Eugenia Long
Jessie Stone
Harriet Dunlap
Margaret Lockhart
James Pollock
Lester Wolford
Guy Cover
Joseph George
Reebel Owens
Fred Alexander
Anna Joy
Sharon
Miss Haun
Our Night Out Club Entertained at Miss Arrow Home
The Our Night Out club was entertained at Miss Mildred Arrow's Division street home. After a business focus they enjoyed music and games, followed by Miss Arrow and her mother serving dainty rejections. Miss Vera Dickson of Croton avenue will host the club Friday evening July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Arrow
Division Street
Miss Grace Dean Weds Carl Christy at Slippery Rock Home
Miss Grace Dean daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Dean of Slippery Rock and Carl Christy of Sharon were married Tuesday afternoon at the residence of Rev H J Whalen. The witnesses were the bride’s parents. After a short stay at Slippery Rock the couple will reside in Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Dean
Edward Dean
Slippery Rock
Carl Christy
Sharon
H. J. Whalen
T D D Club Social At Lyndal Street Park
Miss Elizabeth Houston hosted the T D D club at the park Tuesday evening with rowing and dancing and refreshments. A business meeting will be held at Miss Marie Kellys Bartram avenue home Friday at 8 oclock. all members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Houston
Lyndal Street
Park
Marie Kelly
Bartram Avenue
Elizabeth Wachs to Attend Cleveland Wedding
Miss Elizabeth Wachs and her brother Jacob left Sunday for an extended stay in Cleveland. She will attend her cousin's wedding on Wednesday at the B nai B rith hall. She plans a vacation in Cleveland and surrounding points, staying several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wachs
Jacob
Cleveland
Miss Wachs
Royal club breakfast at the park plans two week picnic
Members of the Royal club met for a Tuesday morning breakfast at the park with eight members present. Mrs Blyholder of Kittanning, guest of Mrs J A George, attended and the group spent the morning informally. They planned a park picnic in two weeks on Thursday with husbands as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Club
Luncheon Spoon Club Hosts Guests At Highland Event
Guests of Mrs William K Hugus and hostess Mrs H M Kirk plus Miss Anna King entertained Luncheon Spoon club members Tuesday in Highland avenue setting. Mrs J M Emerick of Philadelphia was the only out of town guest. A luncheon is planned Friday July 7 at the Country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hugus
Highland Avenue
J. M. Emerick
Philadelphia
H. M. Kirk
Anna King
Country Club
First Presbyterian Bible Class Plans Friday Park Picnic
Members of the Twentieth Century Bible class will picnic at the park Friday evening at 6 30 o clock. In case of rain the evat will be held at the church. Members are asked to take their dishes and silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Mary Slick and Findley McKee Quietly Married at Home
At the home of Rev. J Elmer Campbell pastor of the Third U P church the marriage of Miss Mary Slick and Findley McKee was solemnized at 2 o clock this afternoon in a private ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Elmer Campbell
Third
U. P. Church
Mary Slick
Findley McKee
Quiet City Couple Tie Knot At St Marys Church
Miss Mary Agnes Boyle of this city and John Hynes of Canal Dover were quietly married at St. Marys church Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Agnes Boyle
John Hynes
Canal Dover
St. Mary's Church
New Castle Hospital Club Meeting Postponed
The New Castle Hospital club meeting scheduled for Wednesday at Mrs MacGonigle’s home has been postponed to Wednesday evening July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
Dorcas Club Plans Picnic at Arnie Cochran's on July Fourth
The Dorcas club and families will host a community picnic at Arnie Cochran's on Pulaski road scheduled for July 4. The event invites members and relatives to gather for a daytime meal and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Club
Arnie Cochran's
Pulaski Road
Lawrence Apple Crop Not Heavy
Harrisburg June 28 reports from the Pennsylvania department of agriculture indicate a splendor apple crop overall with a predicted yield about 93 percent of normal. Some counties may exceed the norm while the fruit belt averages around 85 to 90 percent with favorable conditions noted in counties such as Bradford Cameron Carbon Clarion Clinton Crawford Elk Erie Forest Lackawanna McKean Mercer Monroe Pike Potter Sullivan Susquehanna Tioga Venango Warren Wayne and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Bradford
Cameron
Carbon
Clarion
Clinton
Crawford
Elk
Erie
Forest
Lackawanna
McKean
Mercer
Monroe
Pike
Potter
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Tioga
Venango
Warren
Wayne
Wyoming
Adams
Berks
Cumberland
Franklin
Fulton
Lancaster
Perry
York
Rebekah Lodge Calls Members for 8 PM Installation
Rebekah lodge desires all members to be preset tonight at 8 o clock when officers will be installed. The Young Ladies Bible class of the Third U P church enjoyed an automobile trip to Princeton last night where they produced the entertainment The Old School before a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Young Ladies’ Bible
U. P. Church
Princeton
Ladies' Aid Quilting Day at Mrs Pinkerton Home
The Ladies' Aid society of King's chapel will meet all day on Thursday at the home of Mrs J W Pinkerton. Quilting will be the order of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
King’s Chapel
J. W. Pinkerton
Pretty wash silk blouses sale in graceful hues
Table offers Habutai silks crepe de chine and China silk blouses in plain colors and awning stripes. Originally 2.45 each, now 1.95 for this sale with skirts in white or colored separates coordinated with the range of shades.
Epworth Cottage Prayer Meeting at Gaston Home
The Epworth cottage prayer meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gaston 840 Morton street Thursday evening at 7 30 led by Mr Fehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Cottage
John Gaston
Morton Street
Fehl
Jr Bible Class Meeting at Dora Carlsons home
The regular monthly business meeting of the Jr. Bible class at St Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church will be held at Miss Dora Carlsons home 216 North Mulberry Street Friday evening at 8 oclock. All members are requested to attend due to the election night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Dora Carlson
North Mulberry Street
Sharon and Central Christian Churches Contest Ends With Narrow Sharon Lead
The Sharon Christian church finished 15.49 points ahead of Central New Castle in a 12 Sundays contest run on percentage basis. Totals show Sharon leads on time by 803, Sunday school by 671, church attendance by 636, with Central ahead on overall totals when calculated by attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Christian Church
Central Christian Church
Sharon Church
New Castle
Sharon
New Castle Central
Central
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
Miss Emily Price suffers from tonsillitis on North Beaver street. Miss Anna Joy of Sharon visits Miss Agnes Haun on Wallace avenue. Dr. J. W. Flaherty of North Mercer street attends a state dental meeting in Pittsburg. Mrs. Jones and daughter Martha of Akron conclude a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Grafton of Hiram way. Mr and Mrs Carl Gaston return from Cleveland Detroit and Toledo. Miss Olive Davis and Miss Katheryn Hervey of Rochester visit Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hervey on Boyles avenue. Mrs. Alice Hennon Miller arrives from North Dakota to visit mother Mrs. Eleanor Hennon of Shenango street. Mrs. George L. Sperry of Ashtabula visits mother Mrs. Joseph Miguel on East Washington street and undergoes throat operation Tuesday. A I Wachs of West Long avenue leaves for Cleveland to attend nephew Benjamin Leveter’s wedding on Euclid avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Price
North Beaver Street
Anna Joy
Sharon
Agnes Haun
Wallace Avenue
J. W. Flaherty
North Mercer Street
Pittsburg
Jones
Martha
Akron
J. A. Grafton
Hiramway
Anl
Carl Gaston
East Washington Street
Cleveland
Detroit
Toledo
Olive Davis
Katheryn Jr. Hervey
Rochester
J. P. Hervey
Boyles Avenue
Alice Hennon Miller
North Dakota
Eleanor Hennon
Shenango Street
George L. Sperry
Ashtabula
Joseph Miguel
A. I. Wachs
West Long Avenue
Benjamin Leveter
Euclid Avenue
Breakfast for winners after church contest
The losing side of the Treadwell circle of the First Methodist Episcopal church will treat the winning side to a breakfast Thursday morning at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treadwell
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Park
Mrs J M Emerick and Daughter Return Home
Mrs J M Emerick and her daughter Elsie of Philadelphia, after visiting their uncle John W Knox on North Mercer Street for several weeks, will depart for home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Emerick
Elsie
Philadelphia
John W. Knox
North Mercer Street
Downs Family Reunion at Cascade Park
The W. J. Downs family reunion will be held at Cascade Park on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Downs
Cascade Park
On Motor Trip. Robert Gettings and family Enjoying an Auto
The Haas avenue residents, the Gettings family, are on a motor trip taking a car outing. Members include Mr Robert Gettings Mrs and a child as they travel for leisure. The item notes a family excursion in an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gettings
Haas Avenue
Soldier Killed When Struck By Train
Private John Bernard O'Connor 30 of 7123 Bennett Street died after being struck by a train between Mt Gretna and Harrisburg. He served in Company 8 Eighteenth Infantry N G P. Survived by wife son Frederick and sister Mrs Elizabeth Franciscus. Body sent to Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
John Bernard O'Connor
Bennett Street
Eighteenth Infantry
Mt. Gretna
Harrisburg
O’connor
Frederick O'Connor
Elizabeth Franciscus
Mills Fall Silent as Heat Hammers Tin Plant
Several hot mills at the Shenango tin plant were shut yesterday as workers suffered from the excessive heat of recent days and could not report for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango
Bible Classes Meet Tuesday Evening In Croton Area
The United Workers' Bible Study class will gather Tuesday evening with Mrs. James Nelson of Croton Avenue and teacher Mrs. M. Speer Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Workers
James Nelson
Croton Avenue
M. Speer Gibson
Young Ladies Stage District School at Princeton
The young ladies of the Third U. P. church presented the District School in Princeton last evening to a large crowd in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third U. P
Princeton
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Metzler
Mather Bros. CO
Victor Records
Washington St
Kivents
Lillian Davis
Percy Lavarack
H. K. Gregory
Charles McKee
Emerson Kensington
T. A. C. Kensington
John Hammond
Yucatan
Dean Christy
T. D. PD. Club
Luncheon Spoon Club
New Castle Hospital Club
Ladies’ Aid
Copenhagen
Palm Beach
Cottage Prayer Meeting
Treadwell Circle
O. B. G. Club
Brown Hamilton CO
Herb D. McGoun
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