Wedding at Butler Cathedral Celebrates Miss Schaffner
Wednesday morning at St Pauls Cathedral Butler the marriage of Miss Josephine Schaffner daughter of George Schaffner and Lawrence O Connor son of Mr and Mrs Denny O Connor was solemnized Rev P K Collins read the ceremony Three hundred guests attended The bride wore white canton crepe with silver and pearls a long veil and orange blossoms A reception followed at Hotel Clinton and the couple plans an extended trip before settling at the Clinton Hotel Local attendees included M J Donnelly Jean Donnelly D Jameson and Dr W J Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Cathedral
Butler
Josephine Schaffner
George Schaffner
West Jefferson Street
Lawrence O’conner
Denny O'Conner
P. K. Collins
Marie Schaffner
Gretchen Schaffner
Cecilia Graham
David Waldron
Greensburg
M. J. Donnelly
Fred T. Roessing
John Dufy
J. A. Schaffner
Miss Matheny Hosts Luncheon Honor to Miss Eakin
Miss Elizabeth Matheny hosted a one o'clock luncheon at her Wallace avenue home as a courtesy to Miss Wilhelmina Eakin. Twelve place settings were marked with pink roses and ribbons leading to the centerpiece. Out of town guests included Miss Mary Merrick of New Brighton Miss Virginia Neimans and Miss Leila Clancy of Pittsburgh. Aides were Mrs. S. M. Matheny Miss Catherine Matheny and Miss Jane Smith. Bridge followed the luncheon and the afternoon featured a miscellaneous shower for the honor guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Matheny
Wallace Avenue
Wilhelmina Eakin
Mary Merrick
New Brighton
Virginia Neimans
Leila Clancy
Pittsburgh
S. M. Matheny
Catherine Matheny
Jane Smith
Bridge
Bay Family Reunion Draws Seventy To Oak Street Home
The annual Bay family reunion was held Wednesday at Mrs. Kate Patton’s Oak street home with seventy in attendance. Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Randles and their children were guests. Dinner, music, and games followed a noon meal, with relatives traveling from Mercer Grove City and Slippery Rock, plus Ed Patton of Braddock and Harriett Graham of Emerton attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Patton
Oak Street
A. J. Randles
Ed. Patton
Braddock
Harriett Graham
Emerton
Mercer
Grove City
Slippery Rock
Golden Glint Shampoo Ad Claim
An advertising brief touts Golden Glint Shampoo promising dull hair vanishes. The copy reads Every bit of dullness disappears with a Golden Glint Shampoo and urges readers to try the product.
Foulke Russell Wedding Planned For July 12
Invitations issued for the wedding of Miss Frances Willard Foulke and Dr Elmer Beecher Russell set for Wednesday July 12 at 8 PM in the bride’s home. Rev Dr R L Foulke, pastor of Trinity Methodist Buffalo, will read the service assisted by other ministers. Dr Russell heads the English department at Westminster College and is a Columbia University PhD graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Foulke
Boyles Avenue
Frances Willard Foulke
Elmer Beecher Russell
Catherine B. Russell
Burlington
R. L. Foulke
Trinity Methodist Church
Buffal0
Russell
Westminster College
University of Vermont
Columbia University
Bon Mon Club Dinner Guests At Mrs Parker Home
Bon Mon Club members attended a six o'clock dinner party at Mrs. Bert Parker's Walnut street home. Ten covers were set, the sole out of town guest was Miss Elnora Organ of Sharon. Roses adorned the table with pink and white color, Miss Mae Richards assisted hostesses in serving as music and sewing provided entertainment. Mrs. John Morgan will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Mon Club
Bert Parker
Walnut Street
Elnora Organ of
Sharon
Mae Richards
John Morgan
East Washington Street
Attractive Luncheon Honored Richmond Guest at Country Club
An attractive 1 o'clock luncheon was given at the Country club today by Mrs. E. M. Underwood in honor of Mrs. C. L. Goodman of Richmond, Virginia. Roses decorated the table. Mrs. S. H. Hadley of Sharon was the only out of town guest. Ken Sington provided afternoon diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
E. M. Underwood
C. L. Goodman
Richmond
Virginia
S. H. Hadley
Sharon
Kensington
Local Women's Clubs Announce Spring Picnics and Reunion
The M A M Girls on Edison Avenue Helena Auxiliary at the park Minerva Club in Youngstown and other groups across the region plan gatherings. High School Alumni Reunion at Cascade Park and Kensington picnic Tuesday feature members including Mrs. R B Withers Mrs. C D Updegraff and Miss Ethel Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Withers
Edison Avenue
Helena
Minerva Club
C. D. Updegraff
Youngstown
Cascade Park
Happy Hour
Harvey George
Meyer Avenue
Rainbow Club
Wilson Bonzo
Ellwood City
M. Boulden
Finch Street
Ethel Thomas
Pollock Avenue
Kensington
Cameron Reunion Held At A F Cameron Home In Scott Township
The sixteenth Cameron reunion met Wednesday at A F Cameron's home in Scott township with about 200 attendees. Plans set for the 1923 gathering on the third Wednesday of June at Stewart Hunt's home, Scott township. Officers for 1928 include Stewart Hunt president, C V Ailey vice president, Mrs D L Young secretary, Robert Cameron treasurer, historians Mrs Louisa Black and Mrs Isa Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
A. F. Cameron
Scott Township
Stewart Hunt
C. V. Ailey
D. L. Young
Robert Cameron
Louisa Black
Isa Book
Pink and White Picnic Honors Local Newlyweds
Mr and Mrs David Black were honored as guests at a park picnic held Wednesday evening. Pink and white colors decorated the menu and a basket of pink and white roses centered the table. Attendees included J P Brannigan Pittsburgh Mr and Mrs Herman Crawford Mrs Mame McNally Edna Guyton Bertha Gormley Mrs Ellen McNally C B Kelly James Deskin Mr and Mrs G F Moore Betty Shausseney and Frank Guyton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Black
Park
J. P. Brannigan
Pittsburgh
Herman Crawford
Mame McNally
Edna Guyton
Bertha Gormley
Ellen McNally
C. B.kelly
James Deskin
G. F. Moore
Betty Shausseney
Frank Guyton
Recent Bride Honored At Mulberry Street Dinner Party
A dinner party and house warming honored Mrs. J. R. Nelson, a recent bride, at her Mulberry street home. Twelve guests attended a seven o'clock elaborate dinner with roses and sweet peas as centerpieces. Mrs. Nelson received an ivory boudoir lamp. Kensington and music provided entertainment. A picnic at Neshannock Falls is planned in two weeks with committee members Mrs. J. Allsworth, Miss Grace Timblin, and Miss Anna Carson in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Nelson
Mulberry Street
John Minteer
C. H. Dufford
Kensington
Nelson
Neshannock Falls
J. Allsworth
Grace Timblin
Anna Carson
Afternoon Party Honors Visitors
Miss Leone Stitzinger hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Lincoln avenue with her mother Mrs G G Stitzinger as hostesses. The event honored school friends Miss Leila Scott and Miss Anne Scott from Washington DC who were guests of Miss Winifred Johnson. The orchid and green color scheme featured sweetpeas and luncheon tables. Games provided entertainment and prizes went to Miss Winifred Johnson and Miss Jane Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone Stitzinger
G. G Stitzinger
Lincoln Avenue
Leila
Anne Scott
Washington, D. C
Winifred Johnson
Jane Smith
Ernest Stitzinger
Wayne Stitzinger
July Bride-Elect Frances Foulke Honored Again
Frances Foulke a July bride elect was again honored at a large bridge party hosted by Miss Vina Carr at the Women's City Club in the William Penn Hotel Pittsburgh. Local guests attended and earlier a linen shower and gifts were given by Schenley High School pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Foulke
Vina Carr
Neville Street
Pittsburgh
Women’s City Club
William Penn Hotel
Luncheon Party at Country Club Honors Miss Wilhelmina Hakin
Mrs Stephen O Lewis to entertain at a Saturday one o clock luncheon at the Country Club. The event honors Miss Wilhelmina Hakin with cards and Kensington as entertainment after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen O. Lewis
Country Club
Wilhelmina Hakin
Cards
Kensington
Women Missionary Society Picnic at Miller Avenue
Twenty five members of the First U P church Women’s Missionary Society enjoyed a Wednesday picnic at Mrs. Rachel Chambers’ Miller avenue home. A noon picnic dinner was served and the afternoon was informal. Four special guests attended: Miss Dell Davidson Mrs. Jay White Mrs. Alice Forsythe and Mrs. Gilbert Smith. The committee in charge included Mrs. George Loudon Mrs. Mary Caldwell Mrs. Pitzer Mrs. Jamie Sample Mrs. C Auberle and Mrs. Rachel Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of
First U. P
Rachel Chambers
Miller Avenue
Dell Davidson
Jay White
Alice Forsythe
Gilbert Smith
George Loudon
Mary Caldwell
Pitzer
Jamie Sample
C. Auberle
Dorothy May Jones Fourth Birthday Party Hosts
Mrs. Gilbert Jones hosted an afternoon party honoring her daughter Dorothy May on her fourth birthday. Games and music delighted guests, followed by refreshments. Gift after gifts were presented to the honoree. Attending were Helen Solon Alma Broadbent Alice Broadbent Helen Hogue Anna Tindall Jean Tindall Alberta Davis Clara Williams Evelyn Van Burne Frances Frazer Florence Carroll Aline Hyde Betty Hyde and Bobby Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Jones
Dorothy May
Helen Solon
Alma
Alice Broadbent
Helen Hogue
Anna
Jean Tindall
Alberta Davis
Clara Williams
Evelyn van Burne
Frances Frazer
Florence Carroll
Aline Hyde
Betty Hyde
Bobby Burns
Orenda Girls Held at Miss George Home on Pine Street
Miss Margaret George hosted the Orenda Girls gathering Wednesday evening at her Pine Street residence. Special guest Miss Margaret Elleby attended. Music and sewing provided entertainment, with refreshments served. Hostess assisted by sister Helen. Patriotic red white and blue decor featured. Miss Ruth Francis from Edgewood Avenue will entertain in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret George
Orenda
Pine Street
Margaret Elleby
Helen
Ruth Francis
Edgewood Avenue
Women attendees report from Service Star Legion convention
Mrs. Sarah E. Wright of Winter avenue and Mrs. Stella Black of Schenley avenue returned from Pittsburgh where they attended a state convention of the Service Star Legion held there Wednesday. The next state convention will be at Erie the last Wednesday and Thursday in June 1923. The national convention will be in Chicago in September and New Castle will be represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Wright
Winter Avenue
Stella Black
Schenley Avenue
Pittsburgh
Service Star Legion
Erie
Chicago
New Castle
Rita girls host lone visitor at Crawford avenue gathering
Miss Henrietta Weyman attended the Rita girls meeting held Wednesday evening at Mrs. Joseph Maroney’s Crawford avenue home. The informal diversions provided entertainment as the hostess served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Weyman
Rita Girls
Joseph Maroney
Crawford Avenue
Community event marks patriotic gathering at Miss McCormick’s
Miss Mary McCormick assisted by Miss Margaret Jackson hosted a patriotic tea with red white and blue decor. Refreshments were served as guests enjoyed the program and social time. Miss Jackson plans another entertainment at her Boro Line Street home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McCormick
Margaret Jackson
Boro Line Street
Afternoon party at Lockhart home honors Miss Eakin
Mrs J M George hosted an afternoon party on Crawford avenue with five hundred and bridge in play. Pink and white roses decorated the rooms. Assistants included Miss Edith Lockhart. Guests included Miss Mary Merrick Miss Reider from New Brighton and Miss Virginia Neimans and Miss Leila Claney from Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. George
Lockhart
Crawford Avenue
Wilhelmina Eakin
Edith Lockhart
Mary Merrick
Reider
New Brighton
Virginia Neimans
Leila Claney
Pittsburgh
Hazel Fehrenbaugh Hosts Net Club Ladies
Miss Hazel Fehrenbaugh entertained the NET Club Girls Wednesday evening at her Laurel Boulevard home. Music and sewing gave diversion while pink and white colors and sweet peas decorated the table. Aides were Mrs. Fehrenbaugh and Mrs. J A Porte. Mrs. David Fisher of Spruce Street will entertain in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Fehrenbaugh
N. E. T. Club
Laurel Boulevard
Fehrenbaugh
J. A. Porte
David Fisher
Spruce Street
Progressive Pedro Featured at I. P. C. Club Meeting
The I. P. C. Club members met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Harry Johnsons home on Randolph street. Three tables were in play with several prizes awarded. Assisted by Mrs. Kennedy, lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs. Blanche Lewis of Beaver street is named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro
I. P. C. Club
Harry Johnson
Randolph Street
Kennedy
Blanche Lewis
Beaver Street
Miss Osseola Gribble and Paul Dufford Wed at First Methodist
Miss Osseola Gribble of Neshannock avenue and Paul Dufford were married this morning at 11 in the First Methodist church study by Dr. H. A. Ellis. The bride wore a blue travelling suit and the couple left for a short wedding trip. They will reside at 133 Park avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osseola Gribble
Neshannock Avenue
Paul Dufford
First Methodist Church
H. A. Ellis
Mrs. Dufford
Park Avenue
Annual Luther League Picnic at Eastbrook
The St. John's Luther League held its annual picnic Wednesday evening at Charles Albarn's home in Eastbrook. Fifty couples attended despite rainy weather, traveling by autos. A committee provided supper, and the crowd enjoyed games and singing into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Luther League
Charles Albarn
Eastbrook
1902 Club Hosts Euchre Evening at West Washington Home
Mrs Festus Flynn of West Washington Street entertained the 1902 Club Wednesday evening with euchre as the main entertainment. Refreshments were served. In two weeks the club will hold a picnic supper at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Festus Flynn
West Washington Street
Beaver Falls Couple Wed at First Christian Church
Miss Esther M. Esch and James A. Stauffer were married Wednesday at five in the parsonage of the First Christian church. Rev. C. M. Smail read the ceremony. The couple will reside in Beaver Falls after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther M. Esch
James A. Stauffer
Beaver Falls
First Christian Church
C. M. Smail
Helena Auxiliary Picnic At Cascade Park
Members of the Helena Auxiliary of First Presbyterian church will hold a picnic dinner Friday at 6 30 p m at Cascade Park. If rain falls the gathering moves to the church for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
First Presbyterian Church
Cascade Park
Grace brothers host Colorado and Southern agent visit
Fred W. Grace, agent of the Colorado and Southern railway of Longmont, Colorado, is visiting here as a guest of his brothers Edward H. Grace of Highland Avenue and Chas M. Grace of Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Grace
The
Colorado and Southern Railway
Longmont
Colo
Edward H. Grace
Highland Avenue
Chas. M. Grace
Walnut Street
Federation Lecture Committee Meeting Friday
The Federation Lecture Committee will hold an important meeting Friday at 2 30 o clock after a post at the Y W C A All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
College Club Meeting Called by Ways and Means
The ways and means committee has called a meeting of all members of the College club for this evening at 7 15 in the Y W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
College Club
Attorneys Convene at Bedford Springs Conference
E. M. Underwood R. K. Aiken and George Long attend a Bedford Springs convention of attorneys this week, joining fellow lawyers for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Underwood
R. K. Aiken
George Long
Bedford Springs
Book Club Luncheon Today at the Country Club
Members of the book club are having a 1 o'clock luncheon today at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Club
Country Club
M A M Girls to Gather at Mrs Withers Home
Mrs. R. B. Withers of Edison Avenue will host the M. A. M. Girls Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Withers
Edison Avenue
M. B. W. Club to Meet Tonight with Mrs Edward Bender
Members of the M. B. W. club will meet this evening with Mrs. Edward Bender of Knox avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. W. Club
Edward Bender
Knox Avenue
New Castle Man To Manage Wheatland Restaurant
E. M. Pyle of New Castle has taken charge as manager of the H. V. Gibson restaurant in Wheatland. Pyle brings years of restaurant experience from Shenango Tin Mill restaurant in New Castle, while former owner H. V. Gibson becomes Wheatland postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Man
E. M. Pyle
Wheatland
H. V. Gibson
Mr. Pyle
Shenango Tin Mill
Mr. Gibson
Forgery Charge Involving Clarence Faree
Clarence Faree is held at local police headquarters on suspicion of forgery. He allegedly tried to forge a check at Fisher's clothing store on South Jefferson Street at 5 p m Wednesday. Detective Horner is investigating the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Faree
Fisher’s
South Jefferson Street
Horner
Governors Asked To Discuss Rail Affairs
Governors Henry J. Allen of Kansas J B A Robertson of Oklahoma and Pat M Nehl of Texas were invited by Interstate Commerce Commission chair McChord to Washington on July 12 to discuss the Orient railroad. He said the situation is so serious that vigorous steps must be taken to keep the line in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
J. B. A. Robertson
Oklahoma
Pat M. Nehl
Texas
McChord
Interstate Commerce Commission
Orient Railroad
Lady Maccabees Meeting Postponed Then Rescheduled
The Lady Maccabees meeting set for Friday, June 30 at the K of P Hall City Building is postponed to July 24. Martha Washington L L O L No 24 will meet tonight at 8 at Victory Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Maccabees
K. of Phall
Martha Washington L. L. O. L. No. 24
Victory Hall
Maitland church group hosts King's Daughters
Helpers Class of the Maitland Primitive Methodist church will entertain the King's Daughters of the Maitland church at their bi monthly business and social meeting at the home of Mr. Wilcox Frew Mill road. A program has been arranged for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland Primitive Methodist Church
King’s Daughters
Maitland Church
Wilcox
Frew Mill Road
Weaver Circle Meeting At Miss Rice Park Avenue
Weaver Circle of Epworth Methodist Church will meet this evening at oclock at the home of Miss Emily Rice on Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Epworth M. E. Church
Emily Rice
Park Avenue
Going home on his furlough image joke in Telegram
A Toronto Telegram item recalls a teacher asking for the meaning of furlough. A student named Jack brings a book then a picture shows a soldier on a mule with the caption Going home on his furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Toronto Telegram
The Feminine Retort Joke Exchange
Lorette claims engagement to a man half her age and Lorraine asks why not since he is old enough to have married long ago. The judge weighs in with a witty response highlighting age and marriage norms in a light legal humor exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorette
Lorraine
Monster Crawfish Over Three Feet Captured Off Florida Coast
A monster crawfish measuring over three feet long and weighing about 80 pounds was recently captured off the Florida coast, drawing attention from local divers and marine hobbyists. The discovery highlights surprising wildlife opportunities near Florida waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Central Union to Meet at YWCA for Friday Session
Central Union will meet at the Y W C A Friday evening at 7 45 for an important business meeting. At session’s end the members will attend the Flying Squadron service in Central Presbyterian church with Mrs C M Grace as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Union
Central Presbyterian Church
C. M. Grace
Prohibition’s Lasting Impact on Society
A judge predicts sweeping consequences from Prohibition. The comment foresees enduring changes across the coming century and jokes that no one aged a century will recall a life drinking bootleg liquor.
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East Washington St
Metzler
Hazelton Hallet
Davis Chase
Artrio-Angelus
Kimball
Snyder Piano CO
North
Mercer Street
Greer Bldg
Rita
Robert
Marinello
North Mill Street
Selvin
Gowers
Gribble-Dufford
Luther League
Helena Auxiliary
Colorado
Ule
Madras
Percale
Martha Washington
Weaver Circle
D. M'Goun
Oxfords
Herb D. McGoun
E. M. M’creary
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