Stadelhofer Leonard Wedding Solemnized at Highland Home
Miss Marie Louise Stadelhofer became the bride of John M. Leonard at a noon ceremony in Highland. Rev. C J Williamson officiated at the Highland United Presbyterian church. A dinner followed with out of town guests including Mr and Mrs William Allison and Mrs W D Leonard. The couple will reside in Piqua after a northern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Louise Idelhofer
Rudolph Stadelhofer
John M. Leonard
Ua. O
Highland
C. J. Williamson
Highland United Pres‘erian Church
Elizabeth Stadel
Stanley Leonard
Sburgh
William Allison
By Leonard
Pittsburgh
el Klingler
Butler
W. Ders
L. Scott
C.ost
Youngstown
O.yster
Quiet wedding at Center United Presbyterian Church
Mias npie Zeigler wed Lip Moore in a 3:30 p m ceremony at Center United Presbyterian Church on Wednesday. The couple, unattended, wore tan georgette crepe and carried sweetheart roses. A reception for about 25 relatives followed at the bride’s parents’ home before they depart on a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voyage of the Center United Presterian Church
Mias Npie Zeigler
S. N. Zeigler
Butler Road
Mr. Moore
Irs
James Moore
Miss Daly Spends Summer With Shaw Street Family
Miss Marie Daly of New York City spends her summer vacation at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Daly on Shaw Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Daly
New York City
Mrs
J. A. Daly
Shaw Street
Ruth Barber Marries Harry Boyd in June Ceremony
Miss Ruth Barber announced her marriage to Harry Boyd at an evening party hosted by Mrs. Walter McDonald in Madison Avenue. The couple wed on June 21 at the First Christian church with Rev. C. M. Smail officiating. They will reside in the city after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Barber
Walter McDonald
Madison Avenue
Harry Boyd
Ruth
Harry
First Christian Church
C. M. Smail
Boyd
Joseph Barber
Trenton
N. J
J. F. Boyd
Crawford Avenue
B. and O
Aiken 25th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
Mr and Mrs Frank Aiken hosted a Shenango Township celebration for their 25th wedding anniversary on Friday June 29. Guests from New Castle Ellwood City Portersville and Princeton attended a lawn dinner for 100 with garden flowers and patriotic decor. About 75 East New Castle Grange members joined in the evening as a silver purse was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Aiken
Shenango Township
New Castle
Ellwood City
Portersville
Princeton
East New Castle
Aiken
McConnell Family Reunion Held at Washington Township Home
About one hundred relatives gathered Friday at John McConnell’s Washington Township home for the McConnell reunion. N. O. Allen’s team won the afternoon baseball game 79 1 2 to 78. Mrs. Harry McConnell was elected president and Milton Frazier corresponding secretary. Next year’s reunion will be hosted by James Richardson near Grove City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnell
John McConnell
Washington Township
N. O. Allens
Harry McConnell
Milton Frazier
James Richardson
Grove City
Miss Dorothy Ralston Weds Edmund Shott in Home Ceremony
A simple wedding was held Thursday June 28 in the bride's New Wilmington home. Dorothy Ralston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Ralston, married Edmund Shott son of Professor J A Shott with Rev J Ralph Neale officiating. The couple planned to study and teach while residing in Ambridge Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Dorothy Ralston
George Ralstone
Edmund Shott
J. A. Shott
J. Ralph Neale
United Presbyterian Church
Karl Ware
Johnston
Sallie Fl. Buck
Redding
Mass
James B. Cummings
Pittsburgh
Hugh Ralston
Mildred
Bobby
Freeport
Foy and Hook Jr. Weds at First Christian Church
Miss Martha Foy and James L. Hook Jr. married Thursday at 3 pm with Rev. C M Smail officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs William Adams. The couple will reside at 317 Quest Street. Hook works at New Castle Pottery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Foy
James L. Hook
First Christian Church
C. M. Smail
William Adams
James Hook
Quest Street
Sidney Fleming
Ensign Toplis
Lester Fury
Alvin Herberg
Henry Herberg
Harry Green
James Umstead
Jack Flemming
Alvin Hover
Daniel Clark
Edward Earl
Frank Straw
Harry Gross
Ed. Fox
Robert Murray
Evelyn
Canton, O
Roy Hook
Altoona
Elmer Gartland
Hollidaysburg
Lena
Leona Hook
Hook
New Castle Pottery
Marriage of Harold Critchlow honored in home reception
Mrs. J. D. Phillips hosted about 60 friends at her home Wednesday evening in honor of the recent marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Critchlow. Music by James Foster and H. W. Davis. Lawn lunch at a long patriotic table. Helpers A. J. Hunter S. A. White J. H. Richards and Spencer. Out of town guests Mrs. Guy Spencer and children Anna Mae and Billy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Critchlow
J. D. Phillips
James Foster
H. W. Davis
A. J. Hunter
S. A. White
J. H. Richards
Spencer
Guy Spencer
Anna Mae
Billy
Pittsburgh Pair Wed in South Bend Home Ceremony
Miss Helen Dickson and Louis B. Litot, both of Pittsburgh, were married Wednesday evening June 27 at the home of Rev. and Mrs. M. M. Rodgers in South Bend Indiana. The ring ceremony was used and Rev. M. M. Rodgers officiated. he is the bride’s uncle and pastor of Sunnyside Presbyterian church. The bride wore cocoa brown satin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Rodgers
South Bend
Kenneth Boram
Monticello
Ind
W S. Dickson
Pittsburgh
Mias
Dickson
Litot
Ambridge
Helen Dickson
Louis B. Litot
M. M. Rodgers
Sunnyside Presbyterian Church
Martha Shrine Picnic at Cascade Park Delights Attendees
Martha Shrine No 14 with Ma sonic temple friends and Sharon Shrine guests enjoyed a picnic dinner Friday evening at Cascade park. Tables were decorated with pink and white crepe paper and set for 75. Committee included chairman Mrs. W. E. Harris and many volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Shrine No. 14
Masonic Temple
Sharon Shrine
Cascade Park
Sweezy-Forbes Reunion Held at Beaver Home
The annual Sweezy-Forbes reunion occurred Thursday June 28 at William Grove's Beaver-area home. About eighty relatives attended and shared a noon dinner on the veranda. New officers were elected: President Dolly Allen Middlesex Vice President William Hutchison New Wilmington Secretary Maud Hindman Beaver Assistant Secretary J Y Ayers New Castle. The next reunion is planned for Cascade Park on the third Wednesday of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grove
Beaver
Dolly Allen
Middlesex
William Hutchison
New Wilmington
Maud Hindman
J. Y. Ayers
New Castle
Happy Heart Club Hosts Edith Lennox Guests
Members of the Happy Heart club at Highland U. P. church met with Miss Edith Lennox on Moody avenue Friday afternoon with teacher Mrs. W. S. Johnston. The group enjoyed music and sewing, with refreshments served. Special guests were Miss Jule Hagerty and Miss Grace Mingey. On July 13 the club will visit Miss Mildred Ridley at 1005 Delaware avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Heart Club
Highland U. P. Church
Edith Lennox
Moody Avenue
W. S. Johnston
Jule Hagerty
Grace Mingey
Mildred Ridley
Delaware Avenue
Rev and Mrs Stratton Return From Lake Trip
Rev and Mrs. J. L. Stratton Haus avenue concluded a several weeks trip by lake visiting Cleveland Detroit and parts of Canada. In Port Huron they met R. V. Stratton president of the State Federation of Music Association who will soon depart for Springfield Illinois to direct music in a large church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Stratton Haus Avenue
Cleveland
Detroit
Points
Canada
Port Huron
Micah
R. V. Stratton
State Federation of Music Association
Springfield
Neighborhood Social At Mrs Jroost Home
Mrs Clifford Jroost hosted members of the Royal Six Club at her North Beaver street residence Friday afternoon for music and needlework entertainment. Mrs H D Camblin served as hostess with a dainty table, and in two weeks D R Smith of Morton street will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Jroost
Royal Six Club
North Beaver Street
H. D. Camblin
D. R. Smith
Morton Street
Mil Hogue Daughter to Wed Alfred Kennedy at Home
Miss Lyda Hogue daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton Hogue of Slippery Rock Township joins Alfred Kennedy son of Mrs Sara Kennedy of Springstop in a home ceremony with Rev H G Woodrow of Harmony Baptist Church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co’dock
Lyda Hogue
Milton Hogue
Slippery Rock Township
Alfred Kennedy
Sara Kennedy
Springstop
H. G. Woodrow
The
Harmony Baptist Church
Marriage of Pearl McConahy and Virgil K Pitzer
The marriage of Miss Pearl McConahy and Virgil K Pitzer of this city was solemnized Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the First Christian church with Rev. C. M. Smail officiating and the ring ceremony. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Pitzer and Miss Hazel McConahy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl McConahy
Virgil K. Pitzer
First Christian Church
C. M. Smail
C. M. Pitzer
Hazel McConahy
Swager-Saddlier Wedding in Mahoning Methodist Church
Friday evening at 6 o'clock Miss Jennie O Swager of Bessemer wed Roy A Sadler of Boardman Ohio with Rev C A Williams officiating. The ceremony occurred on Newell Avenue in Mahoning Methodist Church as the couple joined in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning
Newell Avenue
Jennie O. Swager
Bessemer
Roy A. Sadler
Boardman, O
C. A. Williams
Five W Club Hosts Kathryn Winters at Cunningham Ave Home
Miss Kathryn Winters acted as hostess for the Five W club gathering held at her residence on Cunningham avenue. Members attended the social event in a neighborhood setting downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Winters
Five W
Cunningham Avenue
Needlework and Victrola Event Brings Eight to Dinner
Friday evening the club enjoyed needlework and Victrola music with refreshments in the dining room. A basket of red roses graced the table and dainty place cards marked eight seats. Miss Anna Mann attended as a special guest. A Cascade park picnic is planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mann
Cascade Park
Leech Family Holds Sixteenth Annual Reunion
The sixteenth Leech family reunion met Friday June 23 at the family home with 82 present. Officers elected were President W. R Sanders, vice president David Walker, secretary Mrs. Robert Lutz, treasurer Mrs. Clyde Cunningham. A year of committees followed a business session and a program of recitations songs and talks concluded the day. The next reunion is set for the fourth Friday in June 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gradner
Wilkinsburg
Lawrence Richards
Betty Jane
Pittsburgh
W. R. Sanders
Joseph Sanders
Earl Babel
William Leech
Clifford
Della
William
Barbara Jean
Peaver Falls
William Sanders, Jr
Wam-4um
Lawrence Sanders
Robert Lee
Salem
Ohio
Gladys Houk
Clifford Mouk
Eleanor McQuiston
Jean Johns
Harold McCuston
Elma
Ethel Houk
John M. Honk
George Gardner
James B. Leech
Picnic Dinner in Cascade Park by Young Married People
Divers were arranged for 40 at a Friday evening picnic in the grove at Cascade park. The First Methodist church Young Married People class oversaw the event with committee members E. S. Young M. R. Horning KE Beahm and James Daly. Pleasures of the park were enjoyed throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Cascade Park
First Methodist Church
E. S Young
M. R. Horning
KE. C. Beahm
James Daly
Miss Lulu Mcclvenny Leaves for Burlington Vermont
Miss Lulu Mcclvenny of Carlisle street leaves Friday evening for Burlington Vermont to attend the University of Vermont summer session. She will return to this city via London and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Mcclvenny
Carlisle Street
Burlington, Vt
University of Vermont
Losion
New York
Annual reunion of the descendants of John and family
An annual reunion for descendants of John and relatives is planned at the Wesley Church south of Mercer on July 4. All relatives are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Wesle
Local Social Notes Log Spring Travel and Recoveries
Personal mentions from Leisure av enue to Akron and Willard record three weeks in Florida visits and several recoveries. Mrs Harris of Maryland av eane shows improvement after seven weeks of illness. Families from Orangeville and Chicago plan summer attendance and a Shriners outing at Conneaut Lake. Mrs Whiteman of Volant has recovered from surgery at Youngstown City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lindsay
Claire May
County Line Street
Conneaut Lake
Shriners
George Whiteman
Volant
Youngstown City Hospital
Social Evening At Cascade Park With Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Frank Wogan and Mr and Mrs Walter Kirker hosted a meal with Miss Alice Lowers Miss Louise Kirker Carl Rudolph and Johnny Kraft at Cascade park Friday night in a casual social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wogan
Walter Kirker
Alice Lowers
Louise Kirker
Carl Rudolph
Johnny Kraft
Cascade Park
First Presbyterian Service Details And Bible School
First Presbyterian on North Jefferson street lists James Albert Patterson as pastor and F. J. Mellor as Bible school superintendent with training at 9 30. Morning service at 1 o clock conducted by Rev H A Mosser of Crafton while no evening service is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
North Jefferson Street
James Albert Patterson
F. J. Mellor
H. A. Mosser
Crafton
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E. M. M’creary
Rosenthals Films
the Best
Mathusheik Pian
Ishes
N. Mercer St
Greer Bldg
Roberts
Mildred Hazen
Marinello School of Cosmetics
North Mill Street
McConnell Reunion
ST. New Castle
Lester’s Optical Shop
BE. Wash
Monogram
Metziler’s
Kodak
Martha Shrine
W. E. Harris
Don McKibben
Nell Bradford
John Leonardson
L. B. Moore
Earl Ramsey
Pace Bowder
W. A. Stone
Alice DeArment
Lola Beighley
Elizabeth Green
Elizabeth Woods
Elizabeth Anderson
Miss Robinson
Higgins Bros
Stritmater Pros
Kodak Pictures
Eastman
Euauiry
Muu
Aseamart
Liga Reunion
Pos, Co
East Washington St
Jewelers
New Castle, Pa
Park Avenue
Clare P. DuShane Agency
St. Cloud Building
Renwick Galbraith
Leisure Avenue
Florida
Stephen Harris
Maryland
Aveane
Mra. F.C. Bovil
Orangeville c
Rosa Tuuedies Diva Bly Hi
Albert
Chicago
Suver
Fralick
J. W. Weaver
West Washington Street
George J. Ryan
Dorothy
Hazel
Bell Avenue
State College
Charles Neiswonder
Cecilia
Willard, O
W. J. Shanerman
Marthe
Akron, O
John Reese
South Mill Street
Stoner
Henry Stoner
Stonertown
Rose Point
F. L. Rentz
Pireworks
Neshannock
Liberty Avenue
Bele Basthong Avenue
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