Local Folks Wed in Cleveland
Miss Elizabeth Leonard of this city married Mr. Frank Barcalow of Butler on Saturday at 6 30 pm in Cleveland. Rev Dr Mitchell officiated at the First Methodist Church. The couple plan an eastern trip and will reside in Butler after March 10.
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Cleveland
Elizabeth Leonard
Frank Barcalow
Butler
Mitchell
First Methodist Church
Amsterdam
Barcalow
S. Mellin
Sheridan Avenue
Ashtabula
George Leonard
L. C. Barcalow
Walnut Street
Hanna Jewelry Store
Quiet Plain Grove Wedding Joins Bertha Eppinger to Thomas Locke
A small ceremony at Mrs. S. J. Eppinger’s home in Plain Grove united Bertha Eppinger and farmer Thomas E. Locke at 7 o’clock with Rev. Schumaker officiating. The bride wore a white gown and carried white roses. A pink and white rose decorated dinner followed. The couple departed next day to visit Mrs. Miles of Warren.
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S. J. Eppinger
Plaingrove
Bertha
Thomas E. Locke
Schumaker
Plaingrove Presbyterian Church
North Bay hosts Oak Street teachers dinner
Mrs Edward L English and daughter Eva entertained Oak Street school teachers at a six o'clock dinner on North Bay Street. The evening featured a guessing game and other diversions with prizes awarded to Misses Clara Hamilton Cora Andrews and Anna Cox. Covers were set for several local women including Mattie Pascoe Lillian Sedgwick Alma Kedson Iretta Dart and others.
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Edward L. English
Eva
North Bay Street
Oak Street
Clara Hamilton
Cora Andrews
Anna Cox
Mattie Pascoe
Lillian Sedgwick
Alma Kedson
Iretta Dart
Maude Young
Bessie Crawford
Isabelle Edy
Jennie Crawford
Florence Crawford
Franklin
Regular Rebekah Lodge Meeting With Social and Music
The Rebekah lodge holds its regular meeting Thursday evening. After business a social follows with music and refreshments as the main attractions.
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Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge
Matinee Event Delights Pittsburg Street Socialites
Miss Olive Johnston presided over a weekend afternoon party at Pittsburg street for 36 young women. Red and white decor with heart motifs set a festive tone. luncheon followed arrivals. six hand 500 provided amusement. Elizabeth McMillin won a water color prize. Edna Watson aided the hostess.
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Olive Johnston
Pittsburg
Elizabeth McMillin
Edna Watson
Maitland Farewell Party for Maitland Children
A farewell party hosted by Mrs. Lottie Maitland on Pulaski road honored the children of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Maitland. Many relatives and friends attended, games were played, and luncheon was served with red and white decor. The Maitland family plans to relocate to Los Angeles, California on March 2.
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W. A. Maitland
Lottie Maitland
Pulaski Road
Tillie
Myra and
Blanche Maitland
Thomas Y. Maitland
Della Strahley
Laura Blucher
Bessie Dungan
Angie Sickafuse
Viola Worner
Los Angeles
Cal
Officers Elected by Daughters of Lydia at First Presbyterian
The Daughters of Lydia met in the First Presbyterian church on Saturday afternoon to elect officers. Elected were President Mrs. W. C. Dunn, Vice presidents Mrs. Frank Douds and Mrs. H. A. Rugh, Secretary Mrs. W. K. Hugus, and Treasurer Miss Nellie Leslie. A duet by Mrs. KE S Michener and Mr. S EK McGill and a solo by Miss Margaret Henderson were performed, Dr. Scott F Hershey gave a talk, and Mrs. Frank Woods presented a paper on Indians. A basket supper was planned for Tuesday evening March 17, St Patrick’s Day, with the next meeting set for the last Saturday in March.
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Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
W. C. Dunn
Frank Douds
H. A. Rugh
W. K. Hugus
Nellie Leslie
KE. S. Michener
EK. McGill
Margaret Henderson
Scott F. Hershey
Frank Woods
Beginning of Lent Lull in Society
Ash Wednesday nears and a citywide Lent slowdown unfolds with many clubs not meeting through April 19. Socials shift to small informal dinners and card parties, while organizers prepare a calendar of rotational meetings and dances across Monday to Saturday featuring clubs like Yuca tan, Current Events, Unex pected, Holland, Mezzep pa, and Kensington.
Wednesday Morning Musical Club Meetings at First Baptist
Miss Mary Hamilton will host the Wednesday Morning Musical club at 10 o clock in the First Baptist church. Roll call responses will be poems set to music. The composers featured are Moritz Moszkowski and Peter Tschaikowsky. Miss Henderson tells the Il Trovatore story and Mr. Patterson delivers a practical talk.
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Temple Club
Neshannock Avenue
First Baptist Church
Mary Hamilton
W. J. Whitling
Richelieu Avenue
Albert Butz
Edgewood Avenue
Kensington
Moritz Moszkowski
Peter Tschaikowsky
Henderson
Patterson
Party Guests Return From New Wilmington Visit
Miss Gertrude Waddington of Court Street and Miss Mary Harrah of Graceland returned Monday from New Wilmington where they spent Sunday with Miss Louise Getty. Saturday evening they were guests of honor at a large party given by Miss Getty.
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Gertrude Waddington
Court Street
Mary Harrah
Graceland
New Wilmington
Louise Getty
Miss Getty
Entertained Friends From Highland Avenue Saturday
Miss Cassie Gwin of Highland Avenue hosted members of the S. A. R. club Saturday afternoon. Sewing and refreshments were the principal features. Miss Eva Fisher of North Jefferson Street will be the hostess in two weeks.
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Nina Clark
State Street
Lulu White
Elucid Avenue
A. C. Hileman
North Beaver Street
Highland 500
Coterie
Arbel
Seventh Ward
J. W. Bryson
Sheridan Avenue
S. R. Campbell
Grimes Street
Alameda
Cassie Gwin
Highland Avenue
S. A. R. Club
Eva Fisher
North Jefferson Street
Will B
Mrs Frank B. Hannon Hosts Small Crawford Avenue Event
Mrs Frank B. Hannon of Crawford Avenue entertained a small gathering at her home. The occasion featured light refreshments and neighbors sharing social conversation in a relaxed setting.
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Frank B. Hannon
Crawford Avenue
Miss Mildred Wilson Weds Mr. Robert B Wallace in Christmas Day Ceremony
Miss Mildred Wilson of Harlansburg married Mr. Robert B. Wallace of Pearson street on Christmas Day at Rev. Lynn's home in Warren Ohio. The couple will reside on Pearson street. The bride, a longtime bookkeeper for J C Moore, is praised for her pleasant manner. the groom, son of Mr and Mrs J Wallace, works at the tin mill.
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Mildred Wilson
Harlansburg
Robert B. Wallace
Pearson Street
Lynn
Warren, O
Wilson
J. C. Moore
Pittsburg Street
J. Wallace
Mrs Reed Hosts Evening of Cards for Miss Wallace
Mrs Frank Reed of the Hotel Freedom entertained Thursday evening for Miss Mabel Wallace of New Castle. A large number of guests attended and participated in six hand progressive euchre. Dainty refreshments were served.
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Frank Reed
Hotel Freedom
Mabel Wallace
New Castle
Beaver Valley News
Lynch and Jordan Marriage License Issued in Pittsburg
A marriage license was issued in Pittsburg to Edward J. Lynch and Clara C. Jordan both of Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Edward J. Lynch
Clara C. Jordan
Miss Margaret Heinrichs Hosts Kensington Saturday Guests
Miss Margaret Heinrichs of County Line street entertained the girls of the 1908 Kensington Saturday after noon with a social, games, and light refreshments, reflecting a nearby community gathering tradition.
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Margaret Heinrichs
County Line Street
Kensington
Last Meeting Before Lent With Sewing and Games
Six guests attended the gathering as sewing and games claimed their attention. Refreshments were served. This was the last meeting before Lent.
Birthday Celebrations Mark Miss Belle Hays Sixth Year
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hays of Pittsburg street entertained a dozen friends in a surprise party Saturday for their daughter Miss Belle Hays on her sixth birthday. The evening featured games and refreshments. Mrs. L. Maginnis of Chestnut street also celebrated a birthday on the same day.
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Belle Hays
J. P. Hays
Pittsburg Street
Miss Hays
L. Maginnis
Chestnut Street
Griffiths Sisters Host Informal-Cards Evening
Misses Gertrude and Charlotte Griffiths of Carlisle street entertained a few friends Saturday evening in honor of their guest Miss Anna McCullough of Braddock. Cards and refreshments were the principal features of entertainment.
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Gertrude
Charlotte Griffiths
Carlisle Street
Anna McCullough
Braddock
Dorothy Morehead Hosts M H G Club Outing for Six
Miss Dorothy Morehead of East street entertained six girls who are members of the M. H. G. club Saturday evening. Games and refreshments were the principal features.
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Dorothy Morehead
East Street
M. H. G. Club
Highland couple to entertain basket club
Mr and Mrs C J Kirk of Highland Avenue will entertain the Basket Club Friday evening. The committee in charge includes Mrs Kirk Mrs Charles Greer and Mrs John Butz.
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C. J. Kirk
Highland Avenue
Basket Club
Kirk
Charles Greer
John Butz
Local society notes from New Castle residents
Personal mentions list residents with family ties travels illnesses and visits. Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs W L Boston of Rose Point. Others note typhoid threat to Mrs William Leicht. guests visiting from Spruce Street Wampum and Sharon. travel to Pittsburg and Dallas.
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W. L. Boston
Rose Point
William Leicht
Spruce Street
Edward Garvin
Wampum
Cora Allen
Denver
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Pittsburgh Area Names
The notice lists multiple couples and locations including Luigi Santangelo of West Pittsburg and Palma Marinella, with Maria Shann of New Castle and Henry Tolin among others in Elwood City Bessemer area assignments.
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Luigi Santangelo
West Pittsburg
Palma Marinella N
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