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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1922

Page

3

Miss Dorothy Bailey Weds Gilbet A Cox

Miss Dorothy Bailey marries Gilbet A Cox at the bride's Maryland avenue home at noon. Officiant A J Ranilles conducts with a pink white theme and Beatrice Gaver of Cleveland among out of town guests. The couple plans a Lakes motor trip and will reside after August 1 at 603% Highland avenue.

Maryland Avenue Dorothy Bailey Gilbert A. Cox Ter A. J. Ranilles Beatrice Gaver Cleveland G. H. Colnot Georgette G. M. Colnet Tittle Marjory Young Mins Nema Young Lohengrin Miles Young Bulley Cox Thea Lakes Mansfield Ohio Highland Avenue T. A. Bailey Mr. Cox J. A. Cox Beatrica Gaver A. KR. Rudolph Pittsburgh

Attenborough Trimble wedding announced in Beaver

Miss Elizabeth Attenborough daughter of Mrs J A Attenborough and Harry L Trimble were married at noon today in Beaver with no attendants. They left for a lake trip and will be at home after July 15 at 715 Butler Avenue. Members of the N H B Kingston attended a social noting officers and plans for August picnic with husbands as guests. Anne Williams to finish supervision of public school music in West Chester. Advertising blurb for Golden Gilnot Shampoo included.

Elizabeth Attenborough J. A. Attenborough Butler Avéing Harry L. Trimble Beaver N. H. B. Kensington N. M. Joseph Laurel Boulevard M. Griffiths W.G. Alford FP. G. Beer Harry Remley Will Davis C. C. Cooper Anne Willams Bleakley Avenue Wrest Chester West Chester Normal School Williams Oak Street School Excelsior Glee Chub XN. G. PF. Club Elizabeth Williams Sheridan Avenue

Cradle Roll Party at First Baptist Church

First Baptist Church hosted its annual Cradle Roll party with thirty mothers and babies attending. Pink and blue decorations lined the parlors as a program of games music and talks entertained guests. Master Glenn Cunningham of Harlandsburg performed a solo before Pastor Rev P H Lynch led a closing prayer.

First Baptist Church Bat Biag P. H. Lynch J. ©. Douthitt Stanley Treser Glenn Cunningham Harlansburg P.H. Lynch Lynch J. V. Macom James Vogan Lemuel Pritchard Chauncey Dean Fraliek

Afternoon Beaver Falls wedding unites Bertha Bees and Frank Vogan

At 2 o'clock in the parsonage of the Third United Presbyterian church at Beaver Falls the wedding of Miss Bertha Bees of Huron avenue and Frank M. Vogan of Akron was solemnized. The ceremony used the sending rites and was read by Rev. Campbell. There were no attendants. The bride wore a blue travelling suit with a corsage of roses. The couple left for an extended trip and will reside in Akron where the groom is employed with the B and O.

Third United Presbyterian Church Beaver Falls Bertha Bees R. W. Bees Huron Avenue Frank M. Vogan Akron Campbell Roses Villa Marie New Bedford Adalaide Merril Vanderholt Youngstown Vanderholt Sharon John Bernard Dresling Slaters Father Franche Nellie Vanderholt Pride Norman Hall Presling Gladys Bristol Thomas Bristol Wurtemburg Clara F. Cummins H. L. Cumming Clintoon Beaver County Wurtamburg Wurtemburg M. B I. K. Pollock Cummins Shelby Tube Company

Gowanda Club Picnic Luncheon at Cascade Park

Gowanda club members held a picnic luncheon at Cascade Park with 18 covers, a large sweet pea centerpiece, and special guests Carroll Kearns of Chicago Harriet Mearns and Helen Lyle. An elaborate menu was served and park amusements enjoyed. A future event includes a July 18 chicken dinner at Lakewood.

Cascade Park Gowanda Alumni Girls Club Joretta Lee Gladys Grant Rose Uhl Geraldine Lewis Grace Schladden Margaret Leslie Helen Ewing Clare de Lilla Pearl Kirker Pearl Coberns Sara Sayre

Book Club Guests at Afternoon Party

Mrs. H. W. McKee of the Guerard apartments hosted an afternoon party Tuesday for the Circulating Hook club. Guests included Mrs. C. L. Goodman and Miss Margaret Goodman of Richmond, Va. Mrs. John S. Wallace of Butler, Mrs. James Whitle, Mrs. S. H. Hadley, and Mrs. Frank Thompson of Sharon. Decor featured baskets of roses. After book exchanges, informal social time followed with music by Kensington. Helpers included Mrs. Goodman, Miss Goodman, Mrs. E. M. Underwood, and Mrs. Laura Linton.

H. W. McKee Guerard Apartments Music Kensington Goodman

McPherson Richards wedding at Beaver

Mrs Lawrence McPherson of Glen Willard Pennsylvania announces the marriage of Clara M McPherson to Thomas Richards son of Reynolds Street residents. The ceremony took place Tuesday June 27 in Pittsburgh and the couple left for a lake trip returning later to reside here. Richards works at American Sheet and Tinplate.

Lawrence McPherson Glen Willard Clara M. McPherson Thomas Richards Richard Richards Reynolds Street Pittsburgh

Wedding of Miss Margaret McKinley and Joseph Zazzarino

The wedding was held at Central Presbyterian Church at 10 am with Rev. I E Reese officiating. Attendants numbered 107. The bride wore white Beorgette and roses. travelled in a navy suit. After the ceremony the couple left for a wedding trip and will be at home after July 10.

Margaret McKinley Joseph Zazzarino Central Presbyterian Church I. E. Reese iBizanell McKinley Oak Street Arino San Zazzaring The Lawrence Savings and Trust Company

Informal party hosted with family help and color theme

A hostess entertained several friends at her home with ten guests attending. The evening featured games and music. She was assisted by her mother Mrs. A. M. Rote and Miss Belle Cox in serving. A red and white color scheme decorated the event with a matching centerpiece of red and white flowers.

Josephina Wise Quest Street Pittsburgh Ruth Smith Miss Wise William Penn Hotel A. M. Rote Belle Cox

Knobloch Irons Wedding Friday in Cleveland Home

Miss Hazel Knobloch and Ellis G. Trang of Cleveland will wed Friday at 10 am in the Pine Street home of Mr and Mrs Charles 3B George. Rev A J Randles of Second United Presbyterian will officiate. No attendants. A reception will follow with guests from Pittsburgh and Beaver.

Hazel Knobloch Ellis G. Trang Cleveland Charles George Pine Street A. J. Randles Second United Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh Beaver Nellis A Aromando

College Club to Have Short Meeting

A brief business session of the College Club is set for Thursday at 7 15 p m. at the W A C. The Ways and Means Committee calls all members to attend the 7 15 o clock gathering.

College Club Ways and Means Club

Local Note Book of Personal Mentions and Visits

Hartzell Houston of Winter Avenue is homebound due to illness. Kansas City guest Miss Bedford visits Mrs. HE Crooks on Oak Street. Births noted for 412 Epworth Street and 605 1 2 Spruce Street. Several residents travel to Cleveland Youngstown and Greensburg for visits and leave for New York City. Names include Mr. and Mrs. J D Baun, Mrs. J Wicks, Miss Beulah Kemm, Miss Laura Warnock, Victor Patterson, J W Kosier, Evelyn Shaffer, Russell Shaffer, Miss Ruth Smith, Miss Josephine Wise, Miss Kathleen Poore, Rev J W Nyall, C O Kingsbury, Arthur Grapentine and Wendle.

Beulah Kemm Eest Washington Street Stoneboro J. D. Baun Patersburg J. Wicks Pulaski Road George Shaklee Walnut Street Cleveland Helen Lehan Quest Street Youngstown Laura Warnock Milton Street Frank Warnock Warren C. Herman Swanson Galbreath Avenue New York City J. W. Kosier East Washington Street Rigby Street Evelyn Sam Fulkerson Chestnut Street William Shaffer North Ray Street Russell John Ruth Smith Pittsburgh Josephine Wise Quest l Street Dorothy Gormley Moody Avenue Greensburg C. &. Krause Jdarry McNally North Beaver Street Elmus Tuttle Masse North Bay A. R. Kingsbury Mary Price William Morgan I Galbreath Avenue Roy Smith Wher Street Shenango Valley Hospital E. A. Donnan Grand Rapids Mich R. L. Miller Akron M. A. Klaber Lee Avenue Robert Martin Porgy Maryland Avenue Kathleen Poore Columbus, Quilo B. H. Hitchcock Wallace Avenue Edith Moora Fairmort Avenue Aubrey Johns Leasure Avenue Victor F Paterson Spruce Street iJune Loretta J. W. Nyall Zion Lutheran Church Bethany Lutheran Church J. B. Fraser Butler Avenue

First Spiritualist Alliance Service Tonight

The First Spiritualist Alliance church holds its regular service this evening at eight o'clock in the Glendinin building with Rev. Alice Uber in charge. Zion Lutheran Church Young Peoples meet Thursday evening at eight in the home of John Benson, Gardner Station, on the Harmony Route. Mission society gathers Friday evening at eight in the Klas Nelson home, 818 Neshannock Avenue.

First Spiritualist Alliance First Spiritualist Alliance Church Glendinin Alice Uber Zion Lutheran Church Young Peoples Society Zion Lutheran Church John Ben~son Gardner Station Aarmony Houte Mission Society Neshannock Avenue

Vesper Services Planned at East Brook Camp

Vesper services at East Brook camp were unusually interesting this year with weekly Sunday evening speakers. On June 25 M. J. Miller was in recharge. July 2 will feature Br. Juumeag as speaker continuing the series.

East Brook M. J. Miller Ieakaree Br. Juumeag

Middy shortage drives YWCA appeal for garments

Albert Patterson of the First Presbyterian Church notes most city girls wear outgrown middies. The YWCA seeks donated middies for camp guests, asking residents to leave blouse-like garments at the YWCA. A separate line reports 1921 U.S. cement production at 100,000 barrels.

Albert Patterson The First Presbyterian Church

Agricultural Bloc Scores First Point In Strength Test

Washington June 28 Republican agricultural bloc scored an overwhelming victory in the first test vote on sharply increased tariffs for farm products. With scattered support from southwestern Democrats the bloc forced adoption of 0 percent higher rates on cattle in the agricultural schedule. The vote stood 49 to 16.

International Laws Service Washingtorx Republican Agricultural Airift Bloc

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