Butler wedding unites Josephine Schaffner and Lawrence O'Conner
Wednesday morning at St. Paul's Cathedral in Butler a ceremony joined Miss Josephine Schaffner daughter of George Schaffner and Lawrence O'Conner son of Mr. and Mrs. Donny O'Conner with Rev. P K Collins officiating. Attended by three hundred guests the bridal party wore canton crepe and orchid hues. A reception at Hotel Clinton followed and the couple planned an extended trip before settling at home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Cathedral
Butler
Josephine Schaffner
George Schaffner
West Jefferson Street
Lawrence O'Conner
Donny O'Conner
P. K. Collins
Misa Marie Schaffner
Siiver
Jvas
Gretchen Schaffner
Cealla Graham
David Waldron
Greensbury
M. J. Donnelly
Fred T. Roessing
John Dufy
J. A. Schaffner
Hotel Clinton
Miss Matheny 15 Hostess At Party
A luncheon at Miss Beth Matheny's Wallace Avenue home honored Miss Wilhelmina Hakin. Pink roses formed a center piece with placecards for 12 and guests from New Brighton Pittsburgsh and local towns. Bridge, a miscellaneous shower, and a Bay family reunion followed with guests including Mr and Mrs Ed Patton and Mrs Harriet Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Matheny
Wallace Avenue
Wihelmina Hakin
Mary Merrick
New Brighton
Virginia Nelmane
Leila Clancy
Pittsburgsh
S. M. Matheny
Misa Catherine Matheny
Misa Jane Smith
Bridge
Foulke Russell Wedding Next Week at Bride’s Home
Invitations announce the July 13 wedding of Mies Fran tes Willard Foulke and Dr Elmer Baecher Russell at the bride’s home. Rev R L Faulke will read the service with aiding clergy. Dr Russell heads the English dept at Westminster College and holds a Columbia PhD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Foulke
Boyles Avenue
Mies Frantes Willard Foulke
Elmer Baecher Russell
Catherine B. Russell
Burlington
R. L. Faulke
Trinity Methodist Church
Buffalo
Russell
Westminster College
University of Vermont
Columbia University
Bon Mon Club Dinner Hosts Guests at Walnut Street
Bon Mon Club members attended an attractively appointed six o'clock dinner party hosted by Mrs. Bert Parker at her Walnut street home. Ten covers were laid with Miss Elnora Organ of Sharon as the out of town guest. music and sewing provided entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Mon Club
Bert Parker
Walnut Street
Elnora Organ of
Sharon
Rosas
Mae Richards
John Morgan
East Washington Street
Attractive Luncheon for Virginia Guest Held at Country Club
An attractive 1 o'clock luncheon was given at the Country club today by Mrs. B. M. Underwood in honor of Mrs. C. L. Goodman of Richmond, Virginia. Roses decorated the table. Mrs. Ken sington was the out of town guest. The afternoon featured diversion by Ken sington and a mix of club notices and reunion reports from local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
B. M. Underwood
C. L. Goodman
Richmond
Virginia
H. Hadley
Sharon
Kensington
Recent Bride Honored At Mulberry Street Party
A dinner and house warming was held for Mrs. J. R. Nelson in her new Mulberry Street home. Twelve guests attended the Wednesday event with music and Kensington entertainment. Mrs. Nelson received an ivory boudoir lamp. a picnic at Neshannock Falls was planned in two weeks. Committee: Mrs. John Minteer, Mrs. C. H. Dufford, Mrs. J. Allsworth, Ming Grace Timblin, and Miss Anna Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Nelseon
Mulberry Street
John Minteer
C. H. Dufford
Kensington
Nelson
Neshannock Falls
J. Allsworth
Ming Grace Timblin
Anna Carson
Afternoon party honors visitors at Lincoln avenue home
Miss Leone Stitzinger hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering with her mother Mrs G G Stitzinger. House guests Miss Leila Scott and Miss Anne Scott from Washington DC were present. Sweetpeas graced the rooms, a pink and green color scheme featured, and games provided entertainment. Prizes went to Miss Winifred Johnson and Miss Jane Smith. Hosts were Mrs Ernest Stitzinger and Mrs Wayne Stitzinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Johnson
Jang 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 in the Women's City Club at the William Penn Hotel. Local guests attended, following gifts received from a linen shower at Schenley High School earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Foulke
Misa Vina Carr
Neville Street
Pittsburgh
Wiliam Penn Hotel
Luncheon party at Country Club honors Miss Wakin
Mrs Stephen O Lewis to entertain at a one o'clock luncheon Saturday at the Country Club. Following the meal Cards and Kensington will be the forms of entertainment. The event honors Miss Wilhelmina Wakin.
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Stephen O. Lewis
Country Club
Wilhelmina Wakin
Cards
Kensington
Local Socials Highlight Patriotic Event and Arrival
Miss Mary McCormick assisted served refreshments with patriotic suggestions. A color scheme of red white and blue was used. Miss Margaret Jackson of Boro Lins Street will entertain in two weeks at her home.
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Margaret George
Orenda
Pine Street
Margaret Elseby
Helen
Ruth Francis
Edgewood Avenue
Mary McCormick
Margaret Jackson
Boro Lins Street
Pedro
Harry Johnson
Randolph Street
Kennedy
Blanche Lewis
Beaver Street
Festus Flynn
West Washington Street
Memo
Afternoon Party at Lockhart Home Honors Misa Wilhelming Hakin
Mrs J M George hosted an afternoon party on Crawford avenue with bridge and five hundred as entertainment. Five tables of play, pink and white decorations, assisted by sister Miss Edith Lockhart. Guests included Miss Mary Merrick, Miss Reider of New Brighton, and Miss Virginia Neu Mars and Miss Leila Claneay of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. George
Lockhart
Crawford Avenue
Misa Wilhelming Hakin
Rossa
Edith Lockhart
Mary Merrick
Reider
New Brighton
Virginia Nei- Mars
Leila Claneay
Pittsburgh
Beaver Falls Socials Feature Mix of Parties and Weddings
The community enjoyed a series of gatherings from Miss Hazel Fehrenbaugh hosting N B T Club Girls with sewing and mementos at Laurel Boulevard, to I P C Club dice night at Mrs Harry Johnson’s Randolph Street home. A Gribble Dufford wedding occurred at First Methodist study with a short trip. 50 couples attended St John’s Luther League picnic at Eastbrook, and assorted clubs planned future meetups at various local homes and parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
Luther League
Charles Albarn
Eastbrook
New Castle Man To Manage Restaurant
E M Pyis of this city has moved to Wheatland to take charge of the H V Gibson restaurant as manager. Pyis has years of experience in the business, previously employed at the Shenango Tin Mill restaurant. Gibson, former proprietor, has become postmaster at Wheatland. For g ery charged Clarence area is held at police headquarters on forgery suspicion after allegedly trying to forge at Pishor s clothing store on South Jefferson Street at 3 p m Wednesday. Detective Horner is on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Pyis
Wheatland
H. V. Gibson
Mr. Pyis
Shenango Tin Mill
Mr. Gibson
Clarence Area
Thau
Pishor
South Jefferson Street
Horner
Governors Asked To Discuss Rail Affairs
Governors Henry J. Allen of Kansas J H A Robertson of Oklahoma and Pat M Nehl of Texas were invited by Chairman McChord of the Interstate Commerce Commission to Washington on July 12 to discuss the Orient railroad. McChord warned the line’s continuation demands vigorous immediate action to prevent its closure.
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International News Service
Washingto
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
J. H. A. Robertson
Oklahoma
Pat M. Nehl
Texas
McChord
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Orient Railroad
Religious and fraternal circles noted for June events
In Religious and Fraternal Circles Lady Maccabees postponed a June 30 meeting to July Lead items include Martha Washington L L O No 24 meeting in Victory hall Tonight at eight o'clock and Maitland Primitive Methodist Helpers Class entertaining Maitland King's Daughters with a bi monthly program at Frew Mill Road home Weaver Circle Epworth M E Church to meet at Emily Rice Park Avenue home. A joke briefs: furlough meaning shown via a soldier on a mule. A Florida coast capture reported: a monster crawdad over three feet long and 6 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland “Primitive Methodist
King’s Daughters of the
Maitland Church
Wilcox
Frew Mill Road
Weaver
Epworth
M. E.lehurch
Emily Rice
Park Avenue
Central Union to Meet at YWCA for Friday Session
Central Union will hold a Friday 5 45 pm meeting at the YW. After the session members will attend the Flying Squadron service at Central Presbyterian Church. Mrs C M Grace is secretary.
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Central Union Central Union
Central Presbyterian Eharel
C. M. Grace
One blessing Frohivdition will have far reaching effects
A judge predicts wide impact from a policy change claiming in the next century people will recall fewer centenarians who drank bootleg liquor, suggesting long term social effects remains uncertain.
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Miss Matheny
Ray Keunion
Kate Patton
Qak Atreet
Ray
A. J. Flandlos
Ed. Patton
Braddock
Wirs
Harriett Graham
Emerton
Mercer
Grove City
Sappery Rock
Etzler’s Store News
Citizen
Bell
Ant Washington
Metzler
M.A. M
R. B. Withers
Edison Avenue
Helene
Minerva Club
C. D. Undergraff
Youngstown
Cascade Park
Harvey George
Meyer Avenue
Rainbow Club
Wilson Bonzo
Ellwood City
D. W.T
M. Boulden
Finch Street
Ethel Thomas
Pollock Avenue
Cameron
A. F. Cameron
Scott Township
Tt Wag
Stewart Hunt
C. V W. Riley
D.L., Young
Robert Cameron
Louisa Black
Isa Book
David Black
Park
J. P. Brannigan
Herman Crawford
Mame McNally
Edna Guyton
Bertha Gormley
Ellen McNally
C. B.kelly
James Deskin
G. F. Moore
Betty Shausseney
Frank Guyton
Hazelton Kimball Hallet & Davis Chase
Artrio-Angelus Snyder Piano CO
North
Mercer Street
Greer Bldg
Robert
Murinello
North Mill Street
Gilbert Jones
Dorothy May
Eee
Helen Solon
Alma
Alice Broadbent
Helen Hogue
Anna
Jean Tindall
Alberta Davis
Clara Willams
Evelyn van Burne
Frances Frazer
Florence Carroll
Aline Hyde
Betty Hyde
Bobby Burns
Sarah EB. Wright
Winter Avenue
Stella Black
Schenlay Avenue
Service Star Legion
Eris
Chicago
New Castle
Rita
Henrietta Sveyman
Rita Girls
Joseph Maronay
Selvin
Gowers
E. T. Club
Hazel Fehrenbaugh
N. BE. T. Club
Laurel Boulevard
Muase
Fehrenbaugh
J. A. Porte
David Fisher
Spruce Street
Gribble-Dufford
Osseola Gribble
Neshannock Agenua
Paul Dufford
H. A. Ellis
Stauffer
Helena
First Presbyterian Church
Colorado
Fred W. Grace
The
Colorado and Southern Railway
Longmont
Colo
Edward H. Grace
Highland Avenue
Chas.m. Grace
Federation
College Club
Ways and Means Committes
M. Underwood
R. K. Aiken
George Longara
Bedford Springs
Wattorneys
M. B. W. Club
Edward Bender
Knox Avenue
New Castle Man
Madras
Percale
Lady Maccabees
K. of Phall
Martha Washington L. L. O. L
Martha Washington L. L. O. L. No. 24
Victory Hall
Jack
Toronto Telegram
Lorette
Lorraine
Florida
Casat
D. M'Goun
Oxfords
Man
Herb D. McGoun
W. C. T. UL and
E. M. M’creary
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