Morning Wedding at St Marys Church
A morning wedding at St Marys Church united Miss Mary Britton and Mr Thos Joyce with Father McBurney officiating. Attendants included Miss Anna Britton and Best Man Mr Joseph O Laughlin. After a 75 guest breakfast at the Brittons Elm Street home, the couple will honeymoon then reside at 109 W North Street. Out of town guests included Mrs J A Harris Detroit and Mr C E Wilder with Miss Virginia Derushea Erie and Arthur Britton St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Mary Britton
Thos. Joyce
Father McBurney
Anna Britton
Joseph O'Laughlin
John Britton
Elm Street
W. North Street
J. A. Harris
Detroit
Mich
C. E. Wilder
Virginia Derushea
Erie
Arthur Britton
St. Louis
Engagement of Myrtle Caldwell and Charles Miller
Miss Myrtle Caldwell of Brooklyn avenue and Mr. Charles Miller of Pearson street announce their engagement and plan a quiet July wedding. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Caldwell and works at Woolworth, gaining many friends for her pleasing personality. Mr. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Miller of Enon valley, is an electrician with John Electric Co. and also well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Caldwell
Brooklyn Avenue
Charles Miller
Pearson Street
J. H. Caldwell
Woolworth
Miller
Robt. Miller
Enon Valley
John Electric Co
Large flag outfits offered with bunting and staffs
Every family should own a large flag and display it on every occasion. We offer fast color sewed strip cotton bunting flags with varnished staffs and galvanized holders for $1.00, cheaper than rivals at $1.25 and $1.50. Several flag sizes and materials priced per dozen or each, plus hammocks at cut prices.
July Week Sparks Many Social Events Across Town
With the Fourth near, the city hosts weddings picnics reunions and dances while visitors arrive. Notable happenings include the Shira Moffatt wedding in Ellwood City the Ryan Walter nuptials at 3 o clock and multiple club gatherings at parks and private homes along with reunions in Beav er township Moravia Grove and Mahoning township where groups like the Bannon Patterson McAnlis and List families plan gatherings. The Niagara Auto club and various Kensingtons organize picnics and dances through Saturday and Sunday.
Rose Luncheon Honors Mrs Metzler at Scheller Home
Mrs Charles T Metzler of Centennial Street was the guest of honor at a rose luncheon hosted by Mrs Harry R Scheller of Hazelwood. The event featured red and white rose decorations and corsage bouquets of the same flowers given as favors.
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Charles T. Metzler
Centennial Street
Harry R. Scheller
Hazelwood
Smart Function At Country Club Attended By Noted Guests
Miss Mary Wheeler of Erie hosted a luncheon at the Country club at 1 pm with a circle of visitors including Misses Josephine Ross and Laura Balfe of Newburg New York Alice Hughes of Topeka Kansas Dorothy Wick of Youngstown and Miss Blanche Lusk of Highland avenue. Guests were seated with elaborate menu and summer floral arrangements as Harriet Reis Katherine Kirk Rebecca Reis Sara Newell Lillian Wallace Mary Harris Dorothy Morehead Ayleen Perry Caroline Rearke Adaline Woodworth Marie Wilson Helen McCracken and Miss Lusk attended. The afternoon featured music and informal diversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wheeler
Erie
Josephine Ross
Laura Balfe
Newburg
N. Y
Alice Hughes
Topeka
Kas
Dorothy Wick
Youngstown
Blanche Lusk
Highland Avenue
Country Club
Harriet Reis
Katherine Kirk
Rebecca Reis
Sara Newell
Lillian Wallace
Mary Harris
Dorothy Morehead
Ayleen Perry
Caroline Rearke
Adaline Woodworth
Marie Wilson
Helen McCracken
Miss Lusk
Many Motor to Country Sunday Crowd Fills Local Roads
Local residents from Highland avenue Hast street North Mercer street and other streets joined trips to McConnell's Mills and Slippery Rock Sunday. Families including the Shiplers Ross Fosters Glover Zerner Thompsons Turners Cooks Rodgers and Mrs Detchon traveled with lunch they planned to take along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnell’s Mills
Slippery Rock
W. H. Shipler
Highland Avenue
R. L. Turner
Maryland Avenue
C. W. Cook
Wallace Avenue
J. O. Rodgers
Winter Avenue
Detchon
Boardman
Important Meeting In Croton W C T A Circle
The Croton W C T A will meet Wednesday evening at 7 at Mrs. John Bay’s home 1012 Croton avenue to discuss important business. Miss Isabelle Massie and Miss Ethel Douglas will host the Philathea class at Massie’s home Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Rogan
Beaver Street
E. S. G. Club
Taka Kensington
Frank Swadner
Spruce Street
Queen Sewing Circle
Isabelle Massie
Ethel Douglass
Philathea
Chestnut Street
Croton W. C.T. A
John Bay
Croton Avenue
Ethel Douglas
Green Street
Central Presbyterian Church
United Workers Bible class meeting announced
The United Workers Bible class for districts 6 and 30 will meet Thursday evening at 8 o clock at 1104 Croton Avenue in the home of Mrs J Millie. J A Cox will teach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Workers’ Bible
Senior and Alumni L. O. L. Picnic at Cascade Park
The senior and alumni L. O. L. plan an all day picnic this Thursday at Cascade Park. Attendees are invited to bring well-filled baskets and join in the day’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Bible Class to Meet at Mrs Heasley Home
The Fear Not Bible class will meet at the home of Mrs A H Heasley, 717 Brooklyn Avenue, on Tuesday evening at 7 45 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Heasley
Brooklyn Avenue
G A R Ladies to Meet For Regular Session
The Ladies of the Grand Army will hold their regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 in the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Grand Army
Bible Class at West Avenue Meets Tuesday Evening
The West Avenue Bible class gathers with Mrs Roberts at 316 Cunningham avenue on Tuesday evening. Attendance at last meeting was 9. Teacher is W H Edmiston. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Avenue Bible Class
England Tops List as Global Patron of American Goods
England is the best patron of American goods, with Germany second and Canada third, highlighting Europe’s leading role in trade with the United States and regional market opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Germany
Canada
Grape-Nuts Success Stories For Better Health
An Illinois reader cites improved health after switching from heavy meat to Grape Nuts. A 95 pound man gained 30 pounds to 125 and his wife also gained weight and improved digestion. A 68 year old neighbor reportedly recovered from long indigestion by the same dietary change. Dozens of letters claim indigestion relief after abandoning meat for Grape-Nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Winter Picnic Club Holds All Day Event at Butler Home
Members of the Winter Picnic club and families gather for an all day picnic at Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Butler home on North Jefferson street. About 35 people expected. organizers anticipate a pleasant day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Butler
Jefferson Street
Sixth Bannon family reunion set for July fourth at West Pittsburg home
The sixth annual reunion of the Bannon family will be held at the residence of Charles Bannon of West Pittsburg on Friday July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
List
Gust List
Mahoning Township
All Day Meeting Hosted by Mrs Halle for Kensington D of A
Mrs. Mary Halle of County Line street will entertain the Daughters of the American Revolution Kensington chapter at an all day meeting on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Halle
County Line Street
D. of A. Kensington
Harris Dry Goods Co. Holds Duck Run Picnic
At 3 o'clock this afternoon Harris Dry Goods Co. employees will picnic on the Connoquenessing at Duck Run camp near Hazel Dell in honor of Miss Jennie Rothman of Sharon visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harris. About 20 guests will swim play ball and enjoy watermelon chicken and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Harris Dry Goods Co
Duck Run Camp
Hazel Dell
Jennie Rothman
Sharon
Harris
Leasure Avenue
Smith's Dye Works Advertisement Closing Hours
Smith's Dye Works will close at 6 o'clock every evening during July and August as announced in an advertisement. The notice notes special summer hours for readers and customers.
Social notes list many visitors and movers in city
A long roster records Mrs. Della Hoover Pittsburg visit to Front street and many relatives and friends visiting from Grove City Detroit Youngstown and Cleveland. Others travel to Gettysburg Conneaut Lake Olean and Grand Rapids as Misses and Mrses visit kin and attend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Hoover
Front Street
Pittsburg
Nevin Carson
Grove City
Neil McGill
E. E. McGill
Garfield Avenue
E. Emery
Court Street
Olean
N. Y
Fred Moore
T. L. Reed
Whippo Street
Gettysburg
Joseph Lindsay
Claire May
Spruce Street
Conneaut Lake
Anna McKibben
Croton Avenue
McKeesport
L. C. Cochran
H. Kiser
North Jefferson Street
Elizabeth Wallace
Park Avenue
Battle Creek
Mich
Carrie B. Eakin
Wilhelmina
Wallace Avenue
New Brighton
Beaver Falls
Neville Island
Mannie Crass
Grasselli Chemical Works
Cleveland
Wm. Rumberger
William Farringer
Porto Rico
Samuel B. Kennedy
Detroit
Youngstown
Norman Blackstone
Amber
Alliance, O
Hiram Shira
Cascade Street
Dewey Avenue
Alice O’brien
E. I. Phillips
Elmer Isaac
North Beaver Street
Sans Souci
Georgian Bay
Canada
Herbert Victor Tyrrell
Toronto
Can
B. A. Young
West Grant Avenue
Frank R. Moore
Dorothy Jane
George W. Hamilton
East Street
Josephine Martin
Margaret Finley
State College
Thomas McCleary
Samuel
Charles
Washington
Belle Braham
Willard Avenue
S. E. McCleary
George Moser
Margaret
Carlisle Street
May Moser
Roy Jones
Moser
Fred
Chambermaid Told She Is an Heiress
In Joplin Missouri on June 30 Mrs Sachel Carlyle a hotel chambermaid earning five dollars weekly received a Baltimore message stating she and her mother Mrs Martha Wilson are heirs to one tenth of a fourteen million dollar estate. They must supply affidavits to prove kinship to John Price. The Price estate was leased for ninety nine years. the heirs plan to divide once the lease nears its end.
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Joplin
Sachel Carlyle
Baltimore
Martha Wilson
John Price
Price
Carlyle
Special 10 Percent Off on Refrigerators and Lawn Mowers
Hor ton and MacNab Co offers a week long sale on white lined refrigerators and lawn mowers. Special 10 per cent discount applies to all items during this period at On the Diamond location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton & MacNab Co
Y W C A Notes Camp Half Over At Stop 42
The YWCA summer camp at Stop 42 on the Youngstown line has run two weeks with tennis bathing and boating as the main activities. Girls enjoy the program and many visitors attend dinners. ample accommodations invite all girls to join and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Delegates To Camp Nephawin Represent Local Association
Three delegates Mabel Hutchison Emily Rice and Olive McMillen will attend the club council at Camp Nephawin near Canton Pennsylvania from July 12 to 26. The camp name means Sweet Sleep but the girls expect to do more than sleep and anticipate a great time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Nephawin
Mabel Hutchison
Emily Rice
Olive McMillen
Canton
Bible Verse Challenge Earns Helen Gould Sheppard Bible
Several of the smaller girls are learning Bible verses to meet the Helen M. Gould Sheppard Bible requirement. The verses are awarded to those who complete the prescribed count. The offer runs until September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. Gould Sheppard
Ocean News Ships sailing and arriving from ports
New York June 30 steamers sailing today include Roma heading to Lisbon and Marseilles. Arrivals today include Bristol City from Barry Nordvalen from Antilla Patris from Patras California from Glasgow Kroonland from Antwerp Gothland from Antwerp Potsdam from Rotterdam Rochambeau from Havre Taormina from Naples Barbabank from Santa Fe San Juan from San Juan Orotava from Bermuda Croth Cuneo from Jamaica El Occidente from Galveston Comus from New Orleans Grayson from Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roma
Lisbon
Marseilles
Bristol City
Barry
Nordvalen
Antilla
Patris
Patras
California
Glasgow
Kroonland
Antwerp
Gothland
Potsdam
Rotterdam
Rochambeau
Havre
Taormina
Naples
Barbabank
Santa Fe
San Juan
Orotava
Bermuda
Croth Cuneo
Jamaica
el Occidente
Galveston
Comus
New Orleans
Grayson
Brunswick
Gotch Plans Title Bout After Friday Bout Victory
Chicago reports that Frank Gotch the wrestling champion will meet the winner of the Cutler Roller bout this Friday night for a title match. The match in question features Cutler versus Roller, with Gotch signaling his intent to challenge the victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Gotch
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ST. Mary’s
Metzler
Arthur Brown
Helen Foster
North Mercer Street
Alberta
Helen Jordan
Mars
Frances Fleckenstein
Mulberry Street
S&s. J
Jennie Shira
Arch Moffatt
Ellwood City
G. G. G. Kensington
Nellie Ryan
Beech Street
Louis Walter
Kensington
Robert Clark
Butler Avenue
Lotus Kensington
Isabelle Stockman
East Washington Street
Charles Harkless
Bertha Robison
Clover
Beulah Schorndorfer
Liberty Street
Lookout Kensington
Ella McCullough
I. L. I. Kensington
Charles Haus
Graceland
May Gates
C. B. G. Club
Bannon
Charles Bannon
West Pittsburg
Patterson-McAnlis
McAnlis
Big Beaver Township
Leslie
Moravia Grove
Epworth Women’s Bible
George Weingartner
Butler Road
Niagara Auto Club
G. A. R. Ladies
Cut Price Jewelry Store
Gluck Jevey
Wa St
New Castle
Bannon Réunion
Smith's Dye Works
Adelaide Hughes
Ruth Ely
Nathan Cosell
8. P. Spier
New York City
T. J. Smith
Frank Till
J. E. Patterson
Lilian Butz
Grand Rapids, Mich
Josephine McBride
W. C. Weber
Samuel Smith
George Weber
Kansas
Lavina White
Eastside
J. M. Buwer
Buwer’s
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Ocean News
Gotch
Mather Bros. CO
Fine China
Moore’s Fashion Shop
North Mill St
East Washington St
Union National Bank
Long Avenue
Johnston Bros
White St
Bell Phone
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin
Bell
James M
David, Boyles
A. W. Treadwell
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
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