Vera Horner Weds William Wilson In Pittsburg Ceremony
The Horner home in Hast street hosted Vera Gladys Horner marrying William Herron Wilson of Pittsburg with Rev. P Y Pendleton officiating. Bridesmaid Loretta Emmerich and best man Norbert Bruske attended, and a pink and white reception followed before a 10 day lake trip to Buffalo and Detroit. The couple will reside at 265 Perrysville Avenue Pittsburg after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Horner
Hast Street
Vera Gladys Horner
William Herron Wilson
Pittsburg
P. Y. Pendleton
First Christian Church
Loretta Emmerich
Norbert Bruske
Edna Mae Schultze
Killarney
Wilson
Buffalo
Detroit
East Street
Perrysville Avenue
Acme
Franklin Pierce Bell
Margaret
Wilkinsburg
W. W. Dunlap
Beaver Falls
Robert H. Wilson
Clifton Alexander Verner
Alexander Verner
Katherine
Margaret. Verner
Alexander Wilson
William Simons
Elizabeth
Edward Resler
William B. Gardner
Eleanor
Engagement Between Clara Conrad and Ewald Peterson
Miss Clara Conrad of SCS Haus avenue and Mr. Ewald Peterson of 725 Monroe street announce their engagement. Mrs. Conrad and Mr. Gust Peterson are the parents. the couple plans a fall wedding. The Petersons are involved with the Washington vegetable market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Conrad
Scs Haus Avenue
Ewald Peterson
Monroe Street
Miss Conrad
John Conrad
Gust Peterson
Washington
Dinner Honoring Mrs Getys Hosted by Mrs Turner
Mrs R L Turner hosted a Friday evening dinner at six o clock on Maryland avenue in honor of Mrs Sadie Young Getys of Morell Kansas. Eight guests attended including six former school associates. The event featured yellow and white colors and an informal social mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Turner
Maryland Avenue
Sadie Young Getys
Morell, Kas
Summer Wedding Announced for Webster Tessmer Couple
Mr and Mrs C W Webster of South Mercer announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Hazel R Webster to Mr Herbert T Tessmer of Pittsburg with a summer wedding planned. Hazel a 1910 local high school graduate belongs to the N T B club and has a wide circle of friends while Herbert is a teller at the Peoples Savings bank in Pittsburg and will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W .Webster
South
Mercer Street
Hazel R. Webster
Herbert T. Tessmer
Pittsburg
N. T. B. Club
Tessmer
Augusta Tessmer
Northside
People’s Savings Bank
Picnic At Summer Home Of Miss Wal lace Near Covert's Station
A group of young friends enjoyed an all day picnic Friday at the summer home of Miss Marian Wal lace’s parents near Covert's station. Tennis and other diversions were played and a tempting menu was served. Participants included Florence Crawford June Norris Dorothy Edmunds Virginia Foltz Edna Wilson Miriam Slough Winter John Taggart Victor Jevan William Fitzmaurice Carl Hamilton Charles Young Frank Blanning Herbert Kirk and Ross Abel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Wallace
North Jefferson Street
Covert’s Station
Florence Crawford
June Norris
Dorothy Edmunds
Virginia Foltz
Edna Wilson
Miriam Slough
Miss Winter
John Taggart
Victor Jevan
William Fitzmaurice
Carl Hamilton
Charles Young
Frank Blanning
Herbert Kirk
Ross Abel
Miss Winifred Fielding Graduates With High Honors
Mrs W W Fielding and Mr and Mrs W F Smith along with their Croton avenue family return from Indiana where Winifred Fielding earned high honors in the commercial department at the State Normal School commencement. She has been at Greensburg house party and will study next at Poughkeepsie New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W W. Fielding
W. F. Smith
Helen
Croton Avenue
Indiana
State Normal School
Winifred Fielding
Commercial Department
Miss Fielding
Greensburg
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Luncheon Honors Miss Katherine Finney With Noted Guests
Complimentary to Miss Katherine Finney of Harrisburg, a former resident of this city, Miss May Hoyt of North Jefferson street entertained at a luncheon of uncommonly pretty appointments at 1 o'clock today. Guests were intimate friends of the honoree and the afternoon was spent informally. Other out of town guests included Mrs. Frank Noyes of Napa California, sister of the hostess, and Miss Anne McKee of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Finney
Harrisburg
May Hoyt
North Jefferson Street
Frank Noyes
Napa
Cal
Anne McKee
Pitsburg
Moody hosting Girls' club gathering in Delaware Avenue home
An enjoyable Friday afternoon event featured the Girls' club at the home of Mrs. William F. Moody on Delaware Avenue. Guest of honor was Mrs. Dwight Pierce of Pittsburgh, the hostess's house guest. Sewing, social conversation and refreshments predominated, with help from her mother, sister Mrs. J. W. Wilkison and Clara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Moody
Delaware Avenue
Dwight Pierce
Pittsburg
J. W. Wilkison
Clara
Post Office Retiring Postmaster to Be Honored at Banquet
Local post office employee will host a banquet at the Lawrence club honoring retiring postmaster John A. Mc Kee and naming David A. Moore as his successor. Mrs. Charles McCormick of Smithfield street entertains the Pro Amicitia club. The Ker mess Society chorus plans a park picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Club
John A. McKee
David A. Moore
Charles McCormick
Smithfield Street
Pro- Amicitia Club
Kermess
Mrs Reis and relatives leave for Greenwich by auto
Mrs Lucy Reis who has been visiting Dr and Mrs D Lindley on Hazelcroft avenue Miss Lilian Butz of North Jefferson street and her brother George Reis, guest at Mr and Mrs George Reis Brown on Winter avenue, depart for home in Greenwich Conn today by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Reis
Mary Griest
Unionville
C. L. Baldwin
East Grant Street
James Barnes
St. Louis
Margaret Connor
Bay Street
Alice Hennessy
Court Street
Lou Knox
East End
Pittsburg
Butler
H. S. Rhodes
Catherine
Uniontown
R. G. Boak
Crawford Avenue
Fred Koch
Buffalo
N. Y
Craig Steen
North Street
W. W. McMurtry
Ethel
Erie
McMurtry
Pleasant Mt Hermon gathering at Robert Camerons home
A Friday evening soiree at Mt Hermon hosted by Robert Cameron brought together many young people. They enjoyed various games late, followed by refreshments. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. W. R. Book of Washington Pennsylvania and Miss Anderson of Oil City Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cameron
Mt. Hermon
W. R. Book
Washington
Miss Anderson
Oil City
Local Afternoon Party for Miss Helen Zeigler
Miss Helen Zeigler of Neshannock avenue hosted a Friday informal gathering. Guests enjoyed games and music with delicious refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Zeigler
Neshannock Avenue
Dance at Country Club Honors Many Visitors
A Friday informal dance hosted by Miss Harriet Reis at the Country club drew about 40 guests. Cousins Miss Marie Parker and Miss Jean Alexander shared honors, with visiting guests from New Jersey, Tennessee, and Ohio. Chaperones included Mrs. James Ward Reis and Mrs. H. H. Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Reis
East Street
Marie Parker
Independence
Kas
Jean Alexander
Monongahela City
Frances Reis
Montclair
N. J
Cornelia Barksdale
Nashville
James Ward Reis
H. H. Parker
Epworth Sunday School Class Dinner Teases Graduating Event
Mrs James Clements hosted a 7 oclock dinner on Walnut Street for her Epworth Methodist Sunday school class. Hostess assisted by Mrs Arthur Guy and Mrs George W Clutton. Students and guests included Emily Peterson Olive McCreary Ruth Weitz Blanche Graffinger Bertha Looney Rhea Bentley Genevieve Rowland Ethel Johnson Sue Hites Ruth Leiby Lida Wright Erma Walls Mabel Fox Clara DeArment Charlotte Brown Agnes McCreary Walter Smith Charles Allen Kenneth Reider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clements
Walnut Street
Epworth Methodist Sunday School
Arthur Guy
George W. Clutton
Emily Peterson
Olive McCreary
Ruth Weitz
Blanche Graffinger
Bertha Looney
Rhea Bentley
Genevieve
Fairweather Spayde Wedding Held in Local Home
In Rev H S Boyd's home on Mulberry street Miss Mary Fairweather wed Mr Charles Spayde at 2 pm. After the ceremony the couple hosted a reception at the groom's parents home on South Mill street and will begin housekeeping on Pearson street, skipping a wedding trip.
Kensington Socials Hostesses At Local Methodist Church
Mrs W A Strimater and three others led a Kensington for the Kings Daughters group of First Methodist Friday afternoon at the Reed home on Lincoln Avenue with about fifty guests. Tuesday afternoon a second Kensington was held by Mrs R E Redmond and Mrs H Clyde Turner at North Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Strimater
FE. L. Hainer
William Hill
C. A. Reed
Kensington
King’s Daughters
First Methodist Church
Reed
Lincoln Avenue
R. E. Redmond
H. Clyde Turner
North Street
Dinner for First Presbyterian chorus members at Tea Cup Inn
After Friday rehearsal, the church choir members dined at the Tea Cup Inn with 32 guests including committee members E B Leavy and C H Akens. They returned to the church for informal pastimes. Out of town guest Miss Helen Isenberg or Sharon attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Tea Cup Inn
E. B E. Leavy
C. H. Akens
Helen Isenberg
Sharon
Ten-year-old Thomas Lamoree hosts birthday party
Thomas Lamoree turned ten and celebrated with a gathering of about a dozen playmates at the Lamoree home on Highland avenue from 3 to 5 pm. The children enjoyed outdoor games and, before leaving, refreshments were served by Mrs. Lamoree and Mrs. E. M. Parlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lamoree
George Lamoree
Highland Avenue
Mrs Brown Hosts Guests in East Street Home
Mrs. William M. Brown of East street entertains Mrs. John Bower of Philadelphia and her son Arthur Brown along with three school friends Lee Hofindhoff of St. Louis Harold Payne of Cincinnati and John Payne of Cincinnati O Walter Brookins the renowned aviator has left for Cleveland to fly today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Brown
East Street
John Bower
Philadelphia
Arthur Brown
Lee Hofindhoff
St. Louis
Harold and
John Payne
Cincinnati
O. Walter Brookins
Brown
Cleveland
Out-of-town guests attend Spoon club luncheon
Miss Anne McKee of Pittsburg Miss Katherine Finney of Harris burg and Mrs Frank Noyes of Napa Cal were guests at the Spoon club luncheon at the Country club Friday at 1230 oclock The afternoon was spent informally and a like entertainment will be given there in two weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne McKee
Pittsburg
Katherine Finney
Harrisburg
Frank Noyes
Napa
Cal
Country Club
Sewing Circle Plans Picnic in Meyer Avenue Home
In the home of Mrs. Joseph Pyle of Meyer avenue Mrs. L B E Pyle hosted the Thursday Sewing circle on Friday afternoon Needlework was the favored diversion and refreshments were served under a large tree on the lawn Plans were made for a picnic at the park on Thursday July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pyle
Meyer Avenue
East Palestine social to host park picnic Monday evening
Miss Grace Lowery and Miss Lena Over lander of East Palestine host guests Miss Helen Wilson of Cedar Street for a park picnic Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lowery
Lena Overlander
East Palestine
Helen Wilson
Cedar Street
Camping Near Pulaski Ends After Two Weeks
Mr and Mrs James H Ellison camped over two weeks near Pulaski on Great Street and now plan to depart reporting a quiet stay with no incidents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
James H. Ellison
Great Street
Camp Guests Plan Turtle Dinner Visit
The group intends to stay a few weeks longer enjoying fishing and turtle catching. Two automobile loads of friends and relatives will visit the camp for a turtle dinner.
Ice Cream Socials to Benefit Rae Muirhead Club
Charity drive for the Rae Muirhead Business Girls' club to raise funds with eight ward ice cream socials next Tuesday evening July 2. Ward girls host events at specified locations and no outside solicitation allowed. the ward earning the most will be banqueted at July picnic outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Muirhead Business Girls
B. I. Phillips
Grant Street
Highland U. P. Church
Eower
Croton Avenue
Mary Carlson
Mulberry Street
Almira
Westside
Four Young Women Plan Weekend Trip to Stoneboro
Miss Katherine Justice of North Beaver Street and Miss Katherine Finney of Harrisburg with guests Miss Sara McKinley of West Grant Avenue and Miss Anne McKee of Pittsburg traveled to Stoneboro this afternoon to stay over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Justice
North Beaver Street
Katherine Finney
Harrisburg
Sara McKinley
West Grant Avenue
Anne McKee
Pittsburg
Stoneboro
Beal Sunday School Class Hosts Park Picnic
Dr. W. L. Beal's First Methodist Sunday school class hosted a park picnic Friday evening for about 20 guests. The event featured laid covers a menu and park amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Beal
First Methodist Church
Williams to Visit from Oaxaca for Extended Stay
Roy Williams, located in Oaxaca, Mexico for three years, will arrive in the city within two weeks for an extended visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Williams of Wallace Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Williams
Oaxaca
Mex
O. L. Williams
Wallace Avenue
Mrs Harrison Blunt Hosts Visitors From Palmerton
Courtesy visit by Mrs. Harrison Blunt of Palmerton and Mrs. N. W. Buck of Edison avenue entertained the X. Y. Z. girls on Friday afternoon with informal hours and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Blunt
Palmerton
N. W. Buck
Edison Avenue
Deaths of the Day John Louer and Alice Plucknett
John Louer of North Beaver township died Friday at 3 PM in Edenburg from old age at 86. Survived by two sons, a sister, a brother, four grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Funeral at Sidney Louer’s home Sunday 2 PM with burial in Ms. Jackson U P cemetery. Alice Plucknett of 1412 Hamilton street died Saturday morning at 1 AM from pneumonia at 48. Native of England, widow of Frederick Plucknett, with several English-born friends and memberships. funeral Monday 2:30 PM at residence, burial Oak Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Louer
North Beaver Township
Edenburg
Louer
Lawrence County
Sidney
Edward
City
Sadie Dunmire
Cleveland
Benjamin Lover
Washington, D. C
Sidney Louer
West
Madison Avenue
This City
M«s. Jackson U. P
Alice
Frederick Plucknett
Hamilton Street
Plucknett
England
New Castle
St. Andrew’s Chapel
Royal Neighbors
Oak Park Cemetery
James Mitchell Dies at Warren Hospital at 47
James Mitchell of this city died Friday evening at Warren hospital where he had lived for three years He was in his 48th year Survived by two sisters Mrs Cecelia Renfield of Chicago and Mrs Mary Welty of Charleston Va and a brother Thomas Mitchell He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles The funeral will be held Monday at 9 am at St Marys Church with interment in St Marys Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mitchell
Warren Hospital
Cecelia Renfield
Chicago
Mary Welty
Charleston
Thomas Mitchell
Order of Eagles
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mrs Elizabeth Lutton Dies at Almira Home at 78
Former Beaver Falls resident Mrs Elizabeth Lutton died Friday night at the Almira Home from complications of age related diseases. She was 78 and a native of Indiana. Funeral service Sunday at 4 pm at the Almira Home with interment in Oak Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almira
Elizabeth Lutton
Beaver Falls
Lutton
Indiana
Oak Park Cemetery
Diphtheria Claims Child of Moravia Street Family
Minnie Ginsberg the two or three day diphtheria illness killed her early Saturday morning. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ginsberg of 1210 Moravia street. The couple have one other child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie
Funeral and Service Notices Stand In Local Box
The funeral will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock with interment in the Jewish cemetery. All steel mill employees will meet at 3 o'clock tomorrow to attend the funeral services of Brother J. T. Ayres at the First M. E. church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Ayres
M. E
Local Social Visits and Births Highlight City Notes
Several residents are noted visiting relatives and friends in nearby cities. Birth announcements include a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Schetrom on East Main Street and a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ripple of 607 McCleary Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Schetrom
East Main Street
Joseph Young
East Washington Street
Baden
Florence Grandy
Blaine Street
Bridgeport
Morrell, Kas
William Wogan
Long Avenue
Helena Auxiliary Picnic At Park After Regular Meeting
The Helena Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church held its last regular meeting before fall at the park Friday afternoon at 3 and 6 for the annual picnic. Seated for 72 guests a tempting menu was served. Out of town guests included Mrs. A. T. Shilling of Wheatland and Miss Adele Mueller of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
First Presbyterian Church
Park
Wheatland
Adele Mueller
New York
Annual Banquet Held for First Christian Church Section One
Members of Section One and families gathered at the church Friday evening for the annual banquet. Special guests included Rev. and Mrs. P. Y. Pendleton and Rev. Bruns, the new assistant. Mrs. Retta McKee served as toastmistress and Judson King of Cleveland, formerly of this city, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Section One
First Christian Church
P. Y. Pendleton
Bruns
Retta McKee
Judson King
Cleveland
Women’s Personal Workers Meet at YWCA
The Women’s Personal Workers plan their regular monthly meeting at the YWCA rooms Tuesday evening at 7 30.
Bible Class Meeting Scheduled in Arlington and Walnut Streets
The Court Hill Bible class holds its regular meeting Monday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Brettell on Arlington avenue. Members should meet at Mrs. Stillings home on Walnut street at 7 30 sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Hill
F. Brettell
Arlington Avenue
Martha Washington Orange Ladies to Attend Funeral
Martha Washington Orange Ladies No 24 will meet at Emmanuel Baptist Church Monday at 1 o clock to attend the funeral of Sister Alice Trucknutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington
Orange Ladies No
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Alice Trucknutt
See Our New Suburb Harmony Line Gardner Sight
A North Pittsburg Realty Co notice promotes a Harmony line trip to see Gardner suburb scenery. It invites readers to take a car ride twenty minutes after the hour to view the new development and its daily presence by the company’s men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K
Davis
Marriage Licenses and Local Notes
Dan Aldman and Christinia Busgaroo of West Pittsburg receive marriage licenses. The piece also notes the queen of Norway’s fondness for the mandolin and mentions a Red Falcon appearance at Cascade Park Theatre on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Aldman
West
Pittsburg
Christinia Busgaroo
Norway
Red Falcon
Cascade Park Theatre
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Age Ternoon
Horner
Conrad-Peterson
Mather Bros. CO
Mather Bros Co
NEW Castle Stationery CO
North
Mercer ST
Metzler
Porch Kensington
Sewing Circle
Mexico
Minnie Ginsberg
Personal Workers’ Auxiliary
Euwer’s
DEPT
Dimity
Wash Goods Sale
Mrs
Fulton Hudson
Columbia and Victor Record Sale
Columbia
Victor
Campbell Piano Co
East
Washington St
Fischers
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