Family Reunion In Knox Home
Mr and Mrs Charles W Knox and children Henry and Marian of Seattle arrive Tuesday to visit his Lincoln avenue parents Mr and Mrs John H Knox. Knox plans a two week stay and a Fourth of July reunion with relatives from Youngstown and Cleveland anticipated with pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Knox
Henry
Marian
Seattle
Wash
Knox
John H. Knox
Lincoln Avenue
Mr. Knox
West
Frank Knox
Virginia
Youngstown
John DeNormandie Nox
Cleveland
Butler Wedding Unites Miss Dorothy Perrine Watson and George Foster Reznor
The Butler correspondent reports the marriage at the Watson home on Main and East Diamond Streets between Dorothy Perrine Watson and George Foster Reznor of Mercer Pennsylvania. Attendants Miss Minnie Andrews and W G Childs. The couple will honeymoon in Pittsburgh after a luncheon reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Perrine Watson
W. Stanley Watson
George Foster Reznor
Mercer
Main
East Diamond Streets
Butler
Minnie Andrews
Memphis
Tenn
W. G. Childs
Philadelphia
James Ayers
Tranmere
W. G. Barker
Kensington for Visitor Honors Miss Marlatt at Afternoon Porch
Miss Harriet Dunlap of Leasure Avenue hosted a Kensington in honor of her cousin Miss Elizabeth Marlatt of Sewickley Saturday afternoon. Eighteen guests attended with pink and white decorations. Miss Edna Matthews and Miss Matthews aided in serving refreshments. Tuesday afternoon Miss Matthews will entertain at a Kensington in honor of Miss Marlatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Harriet Dunlap
Leasure Avenue
Elizabeth Marlatt
Sewickley
Dunlap
Edna Matthews
Matthews
Marlatt
J. C. McMillin
Wabash Avenue
Niagara Club
Mayme Riddle
Grant Street
Lotus Kensington
Elwilda Kensington to Host Tuesday Evening Gathering
Elwilda Kensington and Mrs Charles Lees of Wildwood Avenue will entertain guests Tuesday evening in a social gathering. The event promises a cordial reception hosted by Mrs Kensington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwilda Kensington
Charles Lees
Wildwood Avenue
Kensington Event Honors Visitors
A Saturday afternoon gathering hosted by Miss Margaret White of Neshannock avenue in Kensington honored guests Miss Mary Hanna of Grove City and Mrs. Joseph R. Reynolds of Richmond Hill. Out of town attendees included Mrs. Frank Reynolds of Richmond Hill and Mrs. John B. Trushel of Chicago. The event featured fancy work, informal visiting, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Margaret White
Neshannock Avenue
Mary Hanna
Grove City
Joseph R. Reynolds
Richmond Hill
S. 1
Frank Reynolds
John B. Trushel
Chicago
Sister Hosts Dinner for July Bride Margaret Edwards
Mrs. Daniel Eberhart with sister Mrs. Gomer James gave a 6 oclock dinner at the Eberhart home on Friday night in honor of sister Miss Margaret Edwards who will be a July bride. Twelve guests sat to a pink green and white table with a pink carnation centerpiece and hem ming towels were sewn for the bride to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Eberhart
Bissell Avenue
Gomer James
Margaret Edwards
Anna Harris
New Castle
Virginia Hilty
New Bedford
Peter Traog
Duncan Sutherland
Helen Metz
Mary Finnie
May Jenkins
Carrie Kurz
Edwards
Mabel Edwards
Youngstown Telegram
Quiet Noon Wedding At Rev Allgood Home
Miss Mabel L. Pearson and Samuel M. McBride wed at noon in the home of Rev J E Allgood on Reynolds street. They will reside with the bride’s parents until a new home at 1216 West State street is ready around August 15. The couple plans a brief honeymoon to Cleveland and nearby lake points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Allgood
Reynolds Street
Mabel L. Pearson
Samuel M. McBride
Cleveland
Lake Points
West State Street
George G. Pearson
Long Avenue
McBride
John McBride
State Street
C. W. Nolan Company
Local group celebrates 88th birthday of Mrs Eliza Bruce
Family and neighbors gathered at Har lansburg home on Saturday to honor Mrs Eliza Bruce of 88th birthday. Attendees delivered a post card shower and presented a birthday cake and well filled baskets for a lawn dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Bruce
Harlansburg
George Ramsey
Nesbitt Ramsey
John Kocher
Mabel
R. W. McCurdy
Bertha Randall
George Bryan
Bruce
Breakfast Tribute To Mrs Cloonan Of Alliance
In her honor a park breakfast was held Saturday morning. Guests included Miss Helen Williner, Miss Roberta Gleason, Miss Ella Nixon, Miss Hilma Larson, Miss Mabel Remley, and Mrs T J McNeill and Mrs Bruce Love. Mrs Cloonan visits Croton avenue host Miss Remley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cloonan
Alliance, O
the Park
Helen Williner
Roberta Gleason
Ella Nixon
Hilma Larson
Mabel Remley
T. J. McNeill
Bruce Love
Cloonan
Croton Avenue
Miss Katharyn Foulke to Teach at Pittsburg Summer School
Miss Katharyn Foulke returns from vacation to Pittsburgh to join the University of Pittsburgh faculty for the Summer school. She plans to attend the dinner tomorrow evening where Theodore Roosevelt is scheduled to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharyn Foulke
Pittsburg
University of Pittsburg
Miss Foulke
Theodore Roosevelt
Local Girls Plan Summer Term at State College
Miss Iretta Dart of East Washington Street Miss Anna Perry of South Mill Street Miss Blanche Love of Leasure Avenue and Miss Rebekah Wilkison of Youngstown left this morning for State College to attend the Summer term They were joined in Pittsburg by Miss Claire Colestock who will also attend State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iretta Dart
East Washington Street
Anna Perry
South Mill Street
Blanche Love
Leasure Avenue
Rebekah Wilkison
Youngstown
State College
Pittsburg
Claire Colestock
State
Praise Service at Fourth Presbyterian Church
A missionary praise service was held Sunday evening at the Fourth Presbyterian church. The program On the Long Road was used with special music and addresses by Charles Bright on Immigration and Mrs. Rhodes on the Mountaineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Charles Bright
Rhodes
June social season winds through teas and club events
The article catalogs a busy week of social gatherings in June with teas, Kensingtons, picnics, and club meetings. It notes brides elects Gladys Kelly and Isabelle Hileman and outlines host locations across North Jefferson, North Mercer, and nearby streets, plus several reunions and travel plans.
Dinner Honors Mrs Piiler at Miss Penrose Home
Miss Nell Penrose and Miss Bessie Hoover hosted a Saturday evening dinner for Mrs Schuyler Piiler at East Washington street. Ten covers were set with daisies on the festive board. Guests included the U S club Mrs Pearl Walls and Mrs Russell Melvin. The hours after were spent informally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Penrose
Bessie Hoover
East Washington Street
Schuyler Piiler
U. S. Club
Pearl Walls
Russell Melvin
Dr. Griffiths Returns Home After Visit
Dr. Thomas Griffiths of Chicago Illinois returns home after a ten day visit with his son Master Thomas Hugh Griffiths and three sisters Mrs. W G Isaac of Highland Avenue Mrs. Elbert Hawkins of Garfield Avenue and Mrs. Thomas of Waldo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Griffiths
Chicago, Ill
Thomas Hugh Griffiths
W. G. Isaac
Highland Avenue
Elbert Hawkins
Garfield Avenue
Thomas
Waldo Street
Dinner party at Fountain Inn for eight guests
Eugene R. Clark of County Line Street entertained a party of friends at dinner Sunday. The group included Mr. and Mrs. J. Young, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rodgers, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert L. Petitt, and Miss Florence Brown of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene R. Clark
County Line Street
Fountain Inn
Mrs Kane Leaves for Sparrow Lake Visit
Mrs. Sarah Kane of West State street sails to Sparrow Lake in Canada for an extended visit through late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Kane
West State Street
Sparrow Lake
Canada
Ladies Missionary Society Meet in July 10 Park Picnic
The Ladies' Missionary Society will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs J E Campbells sister a missionary from Egypt speaking. A Sunday school picnic is planned at the park on Friday July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Ladies’ Missionary Society
J. E. Campbell
Egypt
Hoffman Family Notice Adopts Cleveland Avenue Address
Mr and Mrs Earl Hoffman and son Gilbert Earl of Cleveland avenue are mentioned in a family notice indicating a residence or naming reference. The fragment lists a specific family unit and a street location in a brief card style item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hoffman
Gilbert Earl
Cleveland Ave
Visitors enjoy pleasant weekend at Mrs Hoffman's sister
A party visited at the home of Mrs Hoffman's sister in Butler over Saturday and Sunday, departing Saturday morning and returning Sunday evening after a very pleasant visit.
Dr and Mrs Miles return from East Coast visit
Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Miles have returned from an extended visit to Washington Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. R. G. Miles
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Modern Priscillas Plan Meeting With Mrs Jones
The Modern Priscillas will meet with Mrs. George Jones of West Falls street on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jones
West Falls Street
Mr and Mrs Tripp Host S O S Sixteeners Meeting
Mr and Mrs Matthew Tripp invite all members of the S O S Sixteeners to a Thursday evening gathering at 319 East Long Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Tripp
East Long Avenue
Misses Fessler depart for Buffalo and Crystal Springs
Misses May and Josephine Fessler of Norwood avenue leave this morning for a several weeks visit to their sister Mrs L H Johnston and family of Buffalo New York and also at Crystal Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Josephine Fessler
Norwood Avenue
L. H. Johnston
Buffalo, N. Y
Crystal Springs
Kensington Social Begins Thursday Afternoon
Mrs. Andrew G. Murphy of North Mercer Street will host a Kensington circle of friends at a Thursday afternoon gathering at 2 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew G. Murphy
North Mercer Street
Kensington
Kimes Couple Plans Move to Pittsburgh Home
Mr and Mrs T A Kimes of North Jefferson Street will depart tonight for their future home in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Kimes
North Jefferson Street
Pittsburg
Country Club Dance Night Slated for Friday Evening
The weekly informal dance at the country club is scheduled for Friday evening. Members plan to gather for a relaxed social event with music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Bible Classes Named Laura Young Group
The Laura Young Bible class hosts sessions at the church with ongoing study and fellowship. Members are invited to attend weekly meetings and participate in discussions led by the group.
Bible Class Notices From Local Churches
The Adult Bible class of St. Luke's A. M. E. Zion church will serve supper Friday evening July 3 at 6 o'clock. The Chamberlain Bible class meets Wednesday at 2:30 with Mr and Mrs Hogue 909 Morton Street. Meet Tuesday evening at 7:45 at Mrs C S Rowland 1214 East Washington Street. Leader Mrs J H Kocher Teacher Mrs Calvin Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Rowland
East Washington Street
J. H. Kocher
Calvin Smith
St. Luke’s A. M. E. Zion Church
Chamberlain Bible
Hogue
Morton Street
Personal mentions from local city and nearby towns
Born to Mr and Mrs Norman Ryhal near Princeton a son Samuel Cosel of Pittsburg spent Sunday with relatives in this city Mrs R L Matthews of Shenango township ill but reported better Mrs Mary Orr of Cleveland guest of Mrs Ellen Gibson East Mrs Eli Gaston Shenango recovering from heart trouble Mr and Mrs Benjamin Brown on a family Reynolds Street spent Sunday at Youngstown Mr and Mrs George Jones and children West Falls street returned from Pittsburg William McClelland Croton avenue visited daughter Isephene McClelland Sharon Sunday Hill LA visiting Mrs Anna Reynolds Lincoln avenue Kathleen Jenkins Pittsburg spent Sunday with her mother Frances Jenkins North Beaver street Earl Keast Greenville visiting cousin Gary Wright Shenango township Miss Ruth Lees Wildwood avenue returned home after week with Mr and Mrs O J Glenn North Liberty Miss Marie Russell East Washington street and Miss Rachel Ott Arlington avenue spent Sunday at Idora park Youngstown Mrs J C Vance and daughter Elizabeth Vance Shaw street left this morning to Cambridge Springs two or three weeks Miss Ethel R Witt Enstead Pittsburg and Miss Margaret Marshall Latrobe spent weekend with A L Morrow Centennial street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Ryhal
Princeton
Samuel Cosel
Pittsburg
R. L. Matthews
Shenango Township
Mary Orr
Cleveland
Ellen Gibson
East Falls Street
Eli Gaston
Benjamin Brown
Reynolds Street
Youngstown
George Jones
West Falls Street
William McClelland
Croton Avenue
Isephene McClelland
Sharon
Frank Reynolds
Richmond Hill
L. A
Anna Reynolds
Lincoln Avenue
Kathleen Jenkins
Frances Jenkins
North Beaver Street
Earl Keast
Greenville
Coucia
Gary Wright
J. R. Wright
Shenan&0
Ruth Lees
Wildwood Avenue
O. J. Glenn
North Liberty
Marie Russell
East Washington Street
Rachel Ott
Arlington Avenue
Idora Park
J. C. Vance
Elizabeth Vance
Shaw Street
Cambridge Springs
Harry Kelly
Charles Butler
North Mercer Street
Ethel R. Witt
Enstead
Margaret Marshall
Latrobe
A. L. Morrow
Centennial Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wallace Nutting
Metzler
Mather Bros. Co. Jewelers and Silversmiths
Sheffield
House of Perfect Diamonds
H. la Mott Levoy
Gladys Kelly
Isabelle Hileman
J. Norman Martin
J. S. Boyd
Ruth Armstrong
Ethel Brenneman
L. A. L. Club
Cascade Park
Book Club
I. A. Thayer
Wallace Avenue
Helen Quehl
D. G. Club
Y. S. T. Society
Helen Boyd
Grace O'Neil
Smithfield Street
W. M. B. Club
Lookout Kensington
William Gilbert
Superior Street
Eastside Book Club
The
Park
J. W. Travers
Beaver Street
N. M. H. Club
Priscilla Kensington
George J. Jones
Falls Street
Mary Moosman
Bluff Street
Inter Se Club
H. E. Welch
Brooklyn Avenue
W. E. Davy
Lilian Trushel
Norman Smith
W. W. T. Kensington
W. C. Druschel
Ella Eskew
North Street
Westside Sewing Circle
Highland Book Club
W. M. Brown
East Street
TJ. McCleary
Lee Avenue
Andrew Smith
Lowell Ville
McAnlis and Patterson
McAnlis
Sara
Ralph C. MecGoun
Huntington
W. Va
Ralph Jr
H. E. McGoun
Ellsworth Haines
Elyria
Jacob Tewell
Laney Tewell
North Mill Street
Long Beach
Cal
J. N. Euwer
Washington St
South Mill St
Rth
Vug
Buffalo
N. Y
Laura Young
E. North Street
Automobile Service
Union Phone
Bell Phone
Artten
Clark H. Rutter
E. L. Owens
Bell
Union
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