Coming Marriage Is Announced In City
Miss Minnie Agnes Schweikert daughter of John Schweikert of 78 North Mercer street will marry Mr. William J. Carlin on Tuesday morning October 27 at St Marys church at 8 oclock Rev Father OShea officiating Miss Christine Schweikert will be bridesmaid and Bert Schweikert best man A wedding breakfast will follow at the bride s home and the couple plans a later trip They will reside in the city where Carlin is a prosperous plumber Rev and Mrs Magill farewells lead to dinners and visits as engagement events conclude
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Agnes Schweikert
John Schweikert
North Mercer Street
William J. Carlin
St. Mary’s Church
Father O’shea
Christine Schweikert
Bert Schweikert
Dinner and 500 prizes mark first Unexpected club evening
Dinner of pretty appointments at 7 o'clock opened the autumn season for the Unexpected club at Mr and Mrs George B Zahniser home in Highland avenue. Prizes in 500 went to Mrs Louis Crawford and H K Gregory. Two weeks hence Mr and Mrs Louis N Crawford will entertain the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Zahniser
Highland Avenue
Louis Crawford
H. K. Gregory
Louis N. Crawford
North Jefferson Street
A B C Girls Study Japan the Beautiful at Church
The First Presbyterian church group studied the book Japan the Beautiful this winter. At Tuesday’s 7 p m meeting the first chapter was discussed covering trees flowers locations islands and other physical conditions. Refreshments followed and Miss Dorothy Curtis will lead the next meeting on Tuesday November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
First Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Curtis
I. B. Club Girls Meet Miss Eakin for Kensington Evening
The I. B. club girls gathered with Miss Blanche Eakin of Delaware avenue Tuesday evening for a delightful session. Kensington work and music engaged guests before a luncheon was served. About a dozen guests attended, and Miss Margaret Breno of Park Avenue will entertain the Kensington in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Club
Blanche Eakin
Delaware Avenue
Kensington
Margaret Breno
Park Avenue
Mrs George Winter Hosts North Bea ver Girls Club
Mrs George Winter of North Bea ver street will entertain the Girls club Friday afternoon in a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Winter
North Beaver Street
Pleasant Surprise At League Meeting
Miss May Gilbert of Oak street who serves as pianist for the Luther league of St John s Lutheran church was honored with a pleasant surprise at the league meeting Tuesday evening. She received many handsome gifts as a token of affection and good wishes for her coming marriage to Charles Dick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dick
May Gilbert
Oak Street
Luther League of St
Pittsburg
Marian Hess
Nix On Club Holds Card Contest and Prizes Awarded
Prizes awarded to Mrs William Evans Mrs Fred Reahrer and Messrs William Reahrer and William Evans at the Nix on club meeting with Mr and Mrs James Shaffer of Croton avenue on Tuesday evening Four tables were used for the card contest The hostess received a gift from the members and lunch was served by Mrs Fred Readrer and Mrs Stevenson The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mr and Mrs Harry Wogan of West North street and the committee will be Mrs William Norris and Mrs George Rae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Evans
Fred Reahrer
William Reahrer
Nixon Club
James Shaffer
Croton Avenue
Fred Readrer
Stevenson
Harry Wogan
West North Street
William Norris
George Rae
Quiet Wednesday Wedding Joins Minnie Wilson and William Behrer
Miss Minnie M. Wilson of West Park Way wed William Budd Behrer of Fort Matilda at Rev E E Higley's parsonage. After a New York trip they will live in the city where Behrer works at the Pennsylvania freight office. The bride is a Bell telephone operator and daughter of Mr and Mrs Bara Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Higley
First Methodist Church
Minnie M. Wilson
West Park Way
William Budd Behrer
Fort Matilda
New York
Behrer
Pennsylvania Freight Office
Bara Wilson
Bell Lines
Evening honors extend to Mrs Elliott guest of Miss Agnew
As a courtesy to Mrs Elliott of Newville, the guest of Miss Mary Agnew of Grant street, Dr and Mrs Harry W McKee of Guer ard North Mill street entertained a few relatives at dinner Tuesday evening. The hours following were informal ones. Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs J C Hutton of Lincoln avenue will entertain a few relatives at dinner in Mrs Elliott's honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hutton
Lincoln Avenue
Banquet Plans by Randolph Circle for Alumni Event
Randolph circle of King's Daughters at the First Methodist church completed arrangements for serving the banquet to Slippery Rock State Normal alumni next Wednesday evening. Members worked in the morning sewing and planning, had lunch at noon, then held a business session, and they will meet again at 2 30 in the afternoon next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Randolph Circle of
King’s Daughters
First Methodist Church
Wallace Avenue Girl Hosts D C Club Party
Miss Mary Gregory of Wallace Avenue hosted a Tuesday afternoon D C Club gathering with games and refreshments. Miss Jane Norris will entertain the girls at her Neshaminock Avenue home next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gregory
Wallace Avenue
D. C
Jane Norris
Neshannock Avenue
Lady Maccabees to hold regular lodge meeting Thursday
The Lady Maccabees will hold their regular lodge meeting Thursday afternoon and later Thursday evening celebrate their sixteenth anniversary with a musical program for members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Maccabees
Dinner hosted by Mrs. Jared Hoyt in North Jefferson street
Mrs. Jared Hoyt hosted a handsomely appointed six o'clock dinner at the home of her brother L. S. Hoyt on North Jefferson street Tuesday evening. The guest list totaled eight. After dinner the theater was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jared Hoyt
L. S. Hoyt
North
Jefferson Street
Personal mentions from East Street and surrounding areas
Miss Dave Hartsuff of East street visits sister Mrs. William Lind in Cleveland. Miss Minnie Nickum of East street with Mrs. Nickum of Mercer spent Tuesday in Youngstown. Mrs. Wylie Steinberger of Richelieu avenue leaves for Chicago for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wagner of North Mercer street head to Philadelphia Atlantic City and other eastern points for about a month. Mr. and Mrs. W. Fred Davidson of Wallace avenue return from summer with relatives in Searsmont Maine and Boston. Frank Milliken of Ellwood City, Prohibition candidate for county commissioner, campaigns actively. Mrs. R. G. Lynn and Miss Eleanor Hamilton visiting Miss Anna Craig of South Mill street for a week. Mrs. John Limrie of Akron visits daughter Mrs. J. C. Leohner of Boyles avenue. Rev. Fred Shriner and wife return to Emporium Pennsylvania after visiting here. Mrs. Shriner came for illness of her brother Andrew Stanley Jr. of East side. He suffered a severe attack of es and is nearly well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Hartsuff
East Street
William Lind
Cleveland
Minnie Nickum
Nickum
Mercer
Youngstown
Wylie Steinberger
Richelieu Avenue
Chicago
Philip Wagner
North Mercer Street
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
W. Fred Davidson
Wallace Avenue
Searsmont
Boston
Frank Milliken
Ellwood City
R. G. Lynn
Eleanor Hamilton
Northside
Pittsburg
Anna Craig
South Mill Street
John Limrie
Akron
J. C. Leohner
Boyles Avenue
Fred Shriner
Emporium
Wylie Bride Marries Donald Martin in Wilkinsburg Home
The wedding of Miss Clara Wylie and Donald Bruce Martin was held last evening at the bride’s parents’ home in Wilkinsburg. The ceremony was performed by the groom’s father with bridesmaids Miss Margaret Wylie and Miss Hester Ralph assisting and flower girls Miss Hester and Miss Frances Wylie. Decorations featured yellow chrysanthemums, dahlias, palms and ferns. the couple will reside in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Wylie
Oliver Wylie
Donald Bruce Martin
G. C. Martin
North Highland Avenue
Wilkinsburg
Pittsburg
Margaret Wylie
Hester Ralph
Hester
Frances Wylie
Renwick Martin
William Wylie
Plans for winter work discussed by club governing board
Members of the Wednesday Morning Musical club met with president Mrs. D. R. Harris of North Jefferson street to discuss winter plans. The meeting occurred at the First Baptist church this Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesday Morning Musical Club
D. R. Harris
North Jefferson Street
First Baptist Church
Swastika Club Dance Draws 50 Plus Couples
More than 50 couples attended the Swastika club dance at the I O O F hall on Neshannock avenue Tuesday evening. Miss Fern Kirker and brother Stanton of Ellwood City were the only out of town guests. The next dance will be next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock Avenue
Fern Kirker
Brother Stanton
Ellwood City
West Pittsburg social notes list local visitors and visits
Slater McGeehon of McCaslin toured Moravia on business. Mrs Hennon of New Castle called on friends. Eugene Coutt improved from illness. A town dance drew a crowd from the area. Dr E D Jackson of New Castle visited Mrs Chas Bauman. Mrs Waller finished a weeklong visit in Pittsburg. Retta Veon returned home after visiting River Way. Mrs Fred Anderson hosted a dinner honoring several women. Hewitts returned from Troy New York after two weeks away. Garland executives visited town for business. Samuel Crawford joined contractor Waller in New Castle for sewer work next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater McGeehon
McCaslin
Moravia
Hugh Hennon
New Castle
Wampum
E. D. Jackson
Chas. Bauman
George Waller
Eleventh Street
Pittsburg
Retta Veon
Samuel Miller
Riverway
Fred Anderson
Edgemore
Mary Book
Geo. Banner
Milo Gibson
W. B. Hewitt
Troy
N. Y
John W. Garland
Garland Corporation
H. W. Collins
Garland Nut and River Co
Samuel Crawford
North Beaver Township
Waller
Tenth Street
Chestnut outing and campus notes at Westminster
About 15 couples picnicked in the woods gathering chestnuts worth five cents and tasting sweet cider. Banjo Pete played in New Wilmington, Westminster vs W. J. prep for a Saturday game, with Freshman Stewart chosen relay captain and Abbie Everhart football captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Stewart
Abbie” Everhart
Three in family III with typhoid fever spreads illness
Three children in the family of Mr and Mrs J C McCombs lie very ill with typhoid fever. The parents have the sympathy of many friends in their affliction. The father is a teamster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childen
J. C McCombs
New Castle Umbrella Mfg Co Opens New Mercer Street Room
New Castle Umbrella Mfg Co will occupy the new room at 14 Mercer Street New Castle with a full line of umbrellas for men women and children. Any umbrella purchased will be kept in repair for one year free of charge and repairs and recovering are done promptly at the lowest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Street
New Leslie Block
Great Opening Sale All This Week
M SulIT? Unsure. Continuous sale tease from a local shop. owner M Sulum or similar promotes a week long opening sale with limited information and no concrete details.
Social Notes From Edenburg And Nearby Towns
Miss Ira Parsons of Pittsburg visited Ruth Abel this week and many locals hosted friends Sunday. The column lists numerous visits across Beaver, Oil City, New Castle, Youngstown and McKeesport with hospitality at homes and churches along with local prayers and praise services midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Parsons
Pittsburg
Ruth Abel
Stella Hess
Beaver
Sylvester Burk
Lowellville
Harry McClelland
Oil City
Rev
Oliphant
F. L. Hofmeister
E. E. Douglass
Pulaski
Ralph Shiner
New Castle
J. W. Biddle
I. M. Hofmeister
Scott Hofeister
Hillsville
J. E. Myers
Beaver Falls
Harry Park
Charley Stanley
Youngstown
Pearl
Mabel Reed
Struthers
Grace Stanley Sunray
Wiley Wallace
McKeesport
Frank Coates
Mahoning Town
Joseph Cameron
Jessie Mattison
F. R. Hess
Susanna Raub
New Middletown
Krepps Family Heads to New Akron Home
Krepps' mother Mrs. Dickson plans to move with her son from the current residence to a new home in Akron, signaling a change in family location and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krepps
Mrs. Dickson
Akron
Reader Edward Cook Delights Large Church Audience
Edward Vance Cook, writer and reader of poems, pleased a full First Baptist church Tuesday night. The program featured his own humorous writings and drew broad approval, especially from pieces titled The Young Man Waited and The Moo Cow Moo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Vance Cook
First Baptist Church
Cook
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Magill
Andrew Magill
Brooklyn
George Rigby
Leasure Avenue
H. L. Robinson
Pittsburg Street
Magil
William F. Douds
Walnut Street
City
E. Swift Warnock
Superior Street
Pollock
New Leslie Hotel
Mather Bros. CO
China
ARRIV
ING Daily
Washington Street
Randolph Circle
Children's Club
Albert Butz
Edgewood Avenue
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Laura Falls
Ellen Fisher
Edna K.smith
Pauline Gilkey
Harriet Dunlap
Lenora Thorne
Margaret DeVenny
Cornelia Gilkey
Helen Butz
Ira Campbell
Lyndal Street
Alameda Club
S. S. Kensington
Julius Sypher
W. C. Bludorn
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ladies’ League
Protected Home Circle
Stevenson Circle
J. K. Hess
Centennial Street
Epworth Methodist Church
Rich
Bride
Executive Board
West Pittsburg
Eugene Coutt
Couch
Choice
Directoire
New Wilmington
Banjo Pete
Banjo
Westminster
W.J
Washington
Morgantown
James Veazey
Allen Perkins
Leechburg
Presbyterian Sunday School
Frances and
Roe Johnston
Harold Elliott
Adelphie Literary Society
Dr. Russell
Russell
Lisbon
New York Synod
U. P. Church
C. McCreery
George Phillips
Sharon
McQuiston
Des Moines
Minick
M. E. Thompson
Homestead
M. E. Medard
New York City
Ray Slack
College Hallowe'een
Miss Barnes
W. F. Dixon
Katherine
W. B. Pettitt
B. W. Bridgman
Cotton
Hirts
Metzler
Spalding and
New Castle Umbrella Mfg. Co
M. Sullum
Euwers
Edenburg
William Landis
Mrs. Ritter
Augusta Simon
Joe Shaffer
Harry Gibson
S. C. Wagoner
Hudson
Benton
Ohio
Mary Webb
S. B. Smith
Kenneth
Bessie
Salem
Fred and
Curtis Webb
Clinton Raush
Mont Ryal
Arnold Biddle
Gertrude Coger
Illinois
Paw Krepps
Ets
Meillin’s
Mellin’s Store
Water Co.'s
North Mill Street
W. H. Dunlap
Court Street
Bell Phone
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