Edrich Cohn Ehrlich Wedding Reported In Spokane
Edwin H. Cohn son of Mr and Mrs Edward Cohn 840 Michigan avenue and Hazel Helen Ehrlich daughter of Mr and Mrs M Ball Spokane Wash formerly of New Castle Pa wed at the Hotel Davenport Spokane Wednesday noon The couple plan a Yellowstone National Park honeymoon with stops in Minneapolis Chicago and Fort Wayne They will reside with the groom’s parents and expect to arrive by the third week in July
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edrlich-Cohn
Youngstown
Edwin H. Cohn
Edward Cohn
Michigan Avenue
Hazel Helen Ehrlich
M. Ball
Spokane
Wash
New Castle
Davenport
Yellowstone National Park
Minneapolis
Chicago
Ft. Wayne
Highland 500 Club Concludes Evening Gathering
The Highland 500 club held a Wednesday card gathering at Miss Glenola House's home on Delaware Avenue. Four tables competed with Miss Marie Stack and Edwin Wilson as top players among members, while visitors Mrs. Charles Krouse and Edward Bennett of Indiana excelled. Marguerite Halloran of Pittsburgh entertained, assisted by Mrs. Fred House. The club will resume in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland 500 Club
Glenola
Delaware Avenue
Marie Stack
Edwin Wilson
Charles Krouse
Edward Bennett
Indiana
Marguerite Halloran
Pittsburg
Red House
Westside Needlecraft Club Meeting At Pearson Street
Mrs. Harvey George hosted the Westside Needlecraft club on Wednesday afternoon at Pearson street. Special guests included her mother Mrs. B. Broken shar and Mrs. Savilla Barge. A sewing basket was given to the hostess, refreshments were served, with Mrs. W. B. Gillespie assisting. In two weeks Mrs. Raymond Ramsey will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey George
Pearson Street
Westside Needlecraft Club
B. Brokenshar
Why Not Be Particular About Your Kodak Pictures
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak Pictures
Hutchison-Sheaffer Wedding Today
Miss Bernice Eva Hutchison and Oscar Jackson Sheaffer were married this morning at 9 in the Hutchison home. The ceremony was performed by Dr. J. H. Clemens with family present, and the couple planned a summer in Ann Arbor before returning to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Eva Hutchison
Oscar Jackson Sheaffer
John Sheaffer
Wallace Avenue
Frank W. Hutchison
North Beaver Street
J. H. Clemens
First Methodist Church
Pretty Wedding at Dixon Home in Wampum
Miss Rachael L. Dixon married W Elgin Ferry at 4 pm Wednesday officiated by Rev N C Richards of Clinton M E church. The ceremony featured pink and white roses with nieces as ribbon bearers. After a trip to Detroit they will reside in this city with Mrs M A Smith and family among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva M. Dixon
Wampum
N. C. Richards
Clinton M. E
Rachael L. Dixon
W. Elgin Ferry
M. J. Ferry
Burns & Ferry
Frances
Eva Smith
Detroit
Lake Points
First Wedding Anniversary Presented To Mrs Stephen O Lewis
Mrs Edith Chisholm hosted the Wednesday Afternoon club on Florence avenue to celebrate the first wedding anniversary of Mrs Stephen O Lewis. Five hundred in diversions and readings by Miss Letrugh Gilmore and Miss Clara Hartsuff entertained guests. Special attendees included Mrs William Koonce Mrs William Connery Miss Rheyma Michener Miss Helen Veach Mrs R Gray and Mrs Edward Christley. Refreshments concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen O. Lewis
Edith Chisholm
Florence Avenue
Letrugh Gilmore
Oakmont
Clara Hartsuff
Lewis
William Koonce
William Connery
Rheyma Michener
Helen Veach
R. Gray
Edward Christley
Cecelia Llewellyn Weds Samuel Jackson Quietly
The wedding was solemnized Wednesday evening at 8 o clock with Rev R L Lanning officiating. The bride wore a light green taffetta suit and white picture hat with white roses and white sweet peas. The bridesmaid Nana Zeigler wore blue taffeta with white hat and white roses. Best man was Fred Kinney. They will live in a newly furnished home on Bell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Llewellyn
Samuel Jackson
R. L. Lanning
Nana Zeigler
Fred Kinney
Bell Street
Della Absalom Honors 18th Birthday with Beckford Party
Mr and Mrs Edward Absalom hosted a Beckford street circle for their daughter Della on her 18th birthday. The event featured dancing and music with helpers Miss Helen Peterson Miss Mildred Gibson and Miss Absalom. A birthday cake baked by Mrs George Ott and roses plus orange blossoms decorated the home. Refreshments were served with assistance from Mrs Ott Mrs T J Stevenson Miss Erma Eckert and Miss Dorothy Stevenson. plus a group including Adelaide Barber Lola McClintock Bertha Davis Rae Ott Lewis Conn Fred Ellis Albert Fisher Dan McNulty Emar Wysner Wilford Thomas Harold Rupp Lee Gunter T J Stevenson family and guests from Youngstown and local residents attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Absalom
Beckford Street
Della
Helen Peterson
Mildred Gibson
Absalom
George Ott
Ott
T. J. Stevenson
Erma Eckert
Dorothy Stevenson
Adelaide Barber
Lola McClintock
Bertha Davis
Rae Ott
Messrs
Lewis Conn
Fred Ellis
Albert Fisher
Dan McNulty
Emar Wysner
Wilford Thomas
This City
Harold Rupp
Lee Gunter
Youngstown
T. J Stevenson
Thomas Asberry
Wallace Absalom
Ross-Lovella Wedding At St Vitus Church
Miss Eleanora Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Ross 119 Center Street wed James Lovella from South Jefferson Street at St. Vitus Church at 11 this morning Rev Fr N DeMita officiated. The couple will reside with the bride's parents and have guests from Rochester Sharon Youngstown and Pittsburg. Mr Lovella is a boiler maker at Pennsylvania Engineering Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanora
Andrew Ross
Center Street
James Lovella
South Jefferson Street
St. Vitus Church
N. DeMita
Rochester
Sharon
Youngstown
Pittsburg
Lakes
Mrs. Lovella
Youngstown Couple Wed in City Ceremony
Miss Lillian Falls and Ralph Campbell, both of Youngstown, were married on Wednesday with Rev. F Mayer officiating. They stayed at the groom’s parents’ home on Sharp street and hosted twelve at dinner. Guests included Mrs Ella Altman and daughter Marian from Cleveland. The couple plan a lake trip before settling on Glenwood avenue in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Falls
Youngstown
Ralph Campbell
F. Mayer
Sharp Street
Joseph Smith
Cochran Way
Ella Altman
Marian
Cleveland
Glenwood Avenue
Surprise Anniversary for Mr and Mrs T W Donaldson
Ninety friends gathered at the Donaldsons Euclid avenue home Wednesday evening to honor their tenth wedding anniversary. The house and lawn were festooned with roses and Japanese lanterns while guests offered silver china cut glass and linen gifts and a serenade before departure.
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T. W. Donaldson
Euclid Avenue
First Presbyterian Class Plans Noon Park Picnic
The Twentieth Century class of the First Presbyterian church will picnic at the park at noon. The T D D club meets at Miss Marie Kelly’s home on Bartram Avenue. Mrs Edward King, Miss Anna King and Mrs Graham Fowle host a reception from 2 to 4 pm. Mrs F T Flynn entertains the 1916 Circle. Miss Marietta McCormick hosts the L I G N club on Walnut Street. The McConnell reunion will be at James Richardson’s Grove City home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
T. D. D. Club
Marie Kelly
Bartram Avenue
Edward King
Anna King
Graham Fowle
F. T. Flynn
Marietta McCormick
Walnut Street
McConnell
James Richardson
Grove City
Bowen Family Announces Daughter Daisy Bowen's Marriage
Mr and Mrs Harry Bowen of East Long avenue announce the marriage of their daughter Daisy Bowen to Carl C Lockard of Greenville Pa a son of Mr and Mrs Henery Lockard of that city June 26 at the home of Rev George Richards Mrs Lockard is popular with a score of friends and Mr Lockard is described as a well known young man with a fine position at the Bessemer and Lake Erie railroad in Greenville where they will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bowen
East Long Avenue
Daisy Bowen
Carl C. Lockard
Greenville
Henery Lockard
That City
George Richards
Delightful Wednesday Bridge Party at Highland Avenue
Mrs. C. H. Hilborn and sister Mrs. A. C. Krouse hosted a 24 guest Wednesday afternoon at Highland Avenue. Guests enjoyed bridge and Kensington amid abundant roses. Reba Hilborn and Mrs. S. P. Smith assisted. Mrs. S. Smith of Cleveland attended as an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hilborn
Highland Avenue
A. C. Krouse
Cincinnati
Bridge
Kensington
Reba
S. P. Smith
Smith
Cleveland
Picnic for First Methodist Sunday School Class
Members of Miss Stella Foulke s Sunday school class enjoyed a park picnic on Wednesday afternoon. Decorations used were pink roses and attendees included Mabel Lynn Edna Neff Eddie McCullough Adaline Jeffries Jennie Kay Margaret McCullough De Wolf and Belle Taylor of Pittsburg. An Austrian law clause notes dwellings and business houses must be built of solid materials to prevent fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Foulke
First Methodist Church
Mabel Lynn
Edna Neff
Ediie McCullough
Adaline Jeffries
Jennie Kay
Margaret McCullough
Miss DeWolf
Belle Taylor
Pittsburg
Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Johns Oursler in Lincoln Avenue
Mrs Johns Oursler of Lincoln avenue presided at a well appointed luncheon attended by 50 guests. Pink roses enhanced the rooms and out of town visitors included Miss Atwater of Pittsburg Mrs A C Krause of Cincinnati and Mrs Edna Cooper and Mrs Joseph Cooper of Sharon. Bridge was the afternoon diversion.
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Johns&, Oursler
Lincoln Avenue
Miss Atwater
Pittsburg
A. C. Krause
Cincinnati
Edna Cooper
Joseph Cooper
Sharon
Bridge
Breakfast at the park enjoyed by local women group
The Misses Mabel Johns Eva Baker Alfreda Johns Della Weaver Agnes Johns Tirzah Wilson Ellen Diamond Alma Dwyer Eva Bricker Edith Sberg Sara Clark and Anna Rogan enjoyed a Wednesday morning breakfast at the park at 6 o clock. Skating boating and other divisions were enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Johns
Eva Baker
Alfreda Johns
Della Weaver
Agnes Johns
Tirzah Wilson
Ellen Diamond
Alma Dwyer
Eva Bricker
Edith Soberg
Sara Clark
Anna Rogan
Senora Club Hosts Seeding and Refreshments Event
Mrs Bessie Gallagher chaired a Senora club gathering Wednesday from 2 to 4 pm with sewing and refreshments. Mrs David Nelson assisted. In two weeks Mrs Earl Waddington will host, and on July 11 Mrs Irwin Tate of Hillcrest avenue will entertain the club at a birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Gallagher
Senora Club
David Nelson
Earl Waddington
Irwin Tate
Hillcrest Avenue
Picnic at Cascade Park Delights B B B Elut Members
Members of the B B B elut enjoyed a Cascade park picnic on Wednesday. A tempting dinner was served at 1 o'clock in the grove. Various amusements followed in the afternoon as members returned home about 5 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Grove
Stitch and Chatter Club Luncheon At Country Club
The Stitch and Chatter club held a luncheon at the Country Club on Wednesday with members present. Special guests included Mrs. George Westlake Mrs. Carl Dufford and Mrs. Anderson. The afternoon featured needlework and the next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. A L Morrow in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch and Chatter Club
George Westlake
Carl Dufford
Anderson
A. L. Morrow
Central Presbyterian Girls Hold Picnic at Park
On Wednesday evening several girls from Central Presbyterian church enjoyed a park picnic hosted by Miss Katherine Douglas and Miss Ethel White. After supper they spent the hours in formal recreation.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Katherine Douglas
Ethel White
D. K. Club Picnic Hosts Named for Park Event
The D. K. club held a park picnic Wednesday with Mrs. C. N. Johnson and Mrs. Homer Pence as hostesses. Mrs. Charles Smith won the favor and in two weeks Mrs. Wm. Osler of Friendship Street will be the hostess.
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D. K
C. N. Johnson
Homer Pence
Charles Smith
Wm. Osler
Friendship Street
J F F Club Holds Picnic at Park in Red White and Blue
The J. F. F. club enjoyed a park picnic Wednesday evening with decorations in red white and blue. The crowd danced the night away as no definite plans were made for the next meeting.
Neshanock Woman Attends Plein Grove Wedding
Miss Fannie McBride travels from Neshan nock avenue to Plaingrove for the marriage of her niece Miss May McCune to Robert Peebles, with family attendance noted.
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Fannie McBride
Neshannock Avenue
Plaingrove
May McCune
Robert Peebles
Shamrock Club Meeting Postponed After Death
The Shamrock club meeting scheduled for this evening with Mrs. Mary Geddis has been postponed until next Wednesday due to a death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock Club
Mary Geddis
Mrs A C Krouse Finishes Visit in Cincinnati
Mrs A C Krouse of Cincinnati Ohio will end her visit with her sister Mrs C H Hilborn of Highland Avenue and other relatives Friday evening.
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A. C. Krouse
Cincinnati, O
C. H. Hilborn
Highland Avenue
Garfield Kensington Breakfast for Mrs. T. J. Smith
Members of Garfield Kensington plan a park breakfast on Wednesday in honor of Mrs. T. J. Smith who will attend Cha u t a u q u a for the summer break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Kensington
Park
T. J. Smith
Chautauqua
Miss Dora Carlson Hosts J B C Club Friday Evening
Miss Dora Carlson of Mulberry street will entertain the J. B. C. club on Friday evening at her home, inviting members and friends for a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Carlson
Mulberry Street
J. B. C. Club
Kensington Meeting Set at Orangeman's Hall Friday
The O. D. Kensington will meet in Orangeman's hall on Friday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock.
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O. D. Kensington
Orangeman’'s Hall
Jewelry and Hair Accessories Sale Ads
Shell goods include Girls Hair Bow Holders priced at 50c Amber Combs set with rhinestones or colored stones at 50c New jeweled Coiffure Combs in crescent and other shapes at 50c and 1 00 Coiffure Pins in new evening styles at 50c and 1.00.
Fourth of July belt arrivals for women and girls
New belt selections include White Kid Belts with smart buckles priced at 25c. Also available are wide White Kid Belts trimmed with black patent or dull kid, priced at 50c. Extra long Wide Black Suede Belts offered at 50c.
Silk poplin hand bags attractively lined with vanity mirrors
New silk poplin hand bags arrive for girls with strong steel frames and vanity mirrors. Priced at 50 cents each.
Silk Hose Sale At Local Store In Bronze And White
Hosiery offers two toned Silk Boot Hose in wanted shades at 50 cents a pair. New Bronze Silk Hose to match bronze shoes priced 75 cents and one dollar. New White Silk Lace Hose listed at 81 and a quarter.
Curtain Scrims and Remnants Sale Noted
Hemstitched border cream and white curtain scrims offered at ten cents a yard. Table of remnants valued up to fifteen cents per yard.
Personal Notices of Visitors and Visits in Sharon Area
Local society notes list Miss Mary Shatzer visiting friends in Sharon and several arrivals and stays around Sharon including Julia Cahn from Cleveland and Miss Atwater from Pittsburg visiting neighbors. Also mentions guests of William Blau, Edward Bleakley, and Mr. and Mrs. Martin, with health note on Mrs. L E Weddell and other social movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shatzer
Grant Street
Sharon
William Lloyd
Neshannock Township
Arthur Brody
Youngstown
William Blau
Pennsylvania Avenue
Julia Cahn
Cleveland
H. Cohen
Reynolds Street
Miss Atwater
Pittsburg
Carrie Crawford
North Jefferson Street
John Ballard
Bellevue
Edward Bleakley
Lincoln Avenue
L. E. Weddell
Leasure Avenue
William Halifield
Erie
C. J. Martin
McConnell
Harlansburg
George Lawrence
North Bay Street
Samuel Langford
Mary
Rose Shulansky
East Reynolds Street
Star Theatre
Henry Kinne
Kinsman, O
Frank Hover
Croton Avenue
Local Residents Travel and Holiday Visits
A list of families and individuals planning trips and visits over the holiday period. Mrs. W. L. Campbell and Hazel will stay two weeks with Dr. Charles Geddes in Pittsburg. Edward Fallon hosts two months in Seattle. Clarence Murphy and Joseph Crable take a two week Detroit and Cambridge trip. Miss Agnes E. John leaves for Scranton to visit her aunt, accompanied by her father Daniel John to Pittsburg. Mrs. W. S. Weber and daughter Evelyn visit Martha Weber in Union City and plan to join for the Fourth.
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Edward Fallon
Seattle
Wash
W. L. Campbell
Hazel
Agnes E. John
Neshannock Avenue
Scranton
Pittsburg
Daniel John
W. S. Weber
Evelyn
Union City
Martha Weber
Milton Street
Mr. Weber
Bible Class at Howard Magill’s home
The Frank Geiger Bible class will meet Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the home of Howard Magill 126 North Crawford avenue.
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Frank Geiger Bible
Howard Magill
North
Crawford Avenue
Religious and Fraternal Circles and School Endowment Fact
North Side Gleaners to be entertained by Mrs T B Wagner on Rhodes Place Monday afternoon. First Baptist Missionary society to breakfast at the park Friday morning for the 8 car. Rev Stratton to conduct services Sunday at Simpson M E church 10 am and Rose Point 3 pm with the sermon Uncommon Christians. Sunday school at 2 pm Silas Young superintendent. North Dakota holds 64 000 000 in land for school endowment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Gleaners
T. B. Wagner
Rhodes Place
North Side
Gleaners
The
First Baptist Missionary Society
Cat calls help kitten in vault at federal building
Wilmington Del June 29 Last night John McNulty a fireman in the Federal building was annoyed by a cat meowing The morning he found Minnehaha the post office pet clawing at cracks of a vault door in the basement He opened the door and a kitten jumped out one of Minnehaha s kittens that wandered into the vault when it was closed yesterday The mother cat traced it to the vault door and called for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
John McNulty
Federal Building
Post Office
McNulty
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W. S. Needlecraft Club
Metzler
Mather Bros. CO
Victor Records
Washington St
Llewelyn-Jackson
Grey
Sam.h.msgoun
Ross-Lovella
Bowen-Lockard
Oursler
B. B. GB
Shell Goods
Rose Waller
Irene Wettich
Shenango Street
D. Horner
Warren
Ohio
T. P. Cullison
Bellvue
Chambers
W. E. Frey
Leroy McQuiston
Knox
Long Morehead
Royal Worcester
Warner Dorsets
Hamiltongo
North Dakota
Penna
East
Howard Wolford
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