Miss Sara O'Donnell Weds George Boyle
Miss Sara R. O'Donnell daughter of Mr and Mrs R E O'Donnell of N Ashland avenue became the bride of George A Boyle of Pittsburgh formerly of this city Wednesday morning at 8 20 o'clock in St Margaret's church Rev Fr P J McKenna officiated The bride wore white satin crepe trimmed with pearls and chantilly lace The veil of white tulle was caught with orange blossoms and her flowers were bride roses and valley lilies Agnes Schweikert was maid of honor in peach crepe de chine Frank McCrudden was best man Jack Griffin Steve Griffin and W J Carson sang vocal numbers and the processional march was played by Miss James Vatter A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's home with 75 present The bride is a 1922 local high school graduate and has worked for the Max Ludwig company Mr Boyle is a 1918 local high school graduate The couple left for a lake trip and will reside in Pittsburgh later The bride wore an ensemble suit of copper head blue for traveling
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara R. O’donnell
R. BE. O'Donnell
N. Ashland Avenue
George A. Boyle
Pittsburgh
St. Margaret's Church
P. J. McKenna
Agnes Schweikert
Columbiana
Frank McCrudden
Jack Griffith
Steve Griffith
W. J. Carson
Jances Vatter
Boyle
Max Ludwig Company
Busy Bee Card Club Holds Evening Party
Members of the Busy Bee Card club meet this evening at 8 o clock in the Clendenin hall for members and their friends to enjoy a card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Card Club
Clendenin Hall
Farewell Surprise Honoring Mrs. Hinkyson at Nelson Home
A surprise party for Mrs. Katherine Hinkson gathered eighteen friends and neighbors at Mrs. James Nelson’s Scott Street home. The evening featured music and social chat, a vocal duet by Mrs. Hinkson and Mrs. Arabella Minick, and a gifts shower. Refreshments were served by a committee including Mrs. R. H. McCann and Mrs. C. C. Campbell as attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nelson
Scott Street
Katherine Hinkyson
J. A. Moore
Butler Road
Katherine Hinkson
Arabella Minick
Daisy Slater
R. H. McCann
Reed Wimner
James Dunkerly
W. S. Nelson
C. C. Campbell
Grant Anderson
W. S. McCaslin
Floyd Moore
CC. H. Miller
Charles Brooks
Etta Young
Sydney Carnes
James Wilson
Reed Wimer
October Social Plans At Court Teresa Irene
The Social committee of Court Teresa Irene meets in the K of C Home to arrange a dance and card party at the K of C hall on Tuesday October 27. Invitations for nonmembers may be mailed by calling Anna Lyden Lena Green Margaret Flannagan Regina Norris Catherine Scanlon Clara De Lillo or Mrs. Margaret Kelley. An invitation from Court Duquesne Pittsburgh invites members to an initiation October 18 at 2 pm in the William Penn hotel Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Irene
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of C
K. of C. Hall
Anna Lyden
Lena Green
Margaret Flannagan
Regina Norris
Catherine Scanlon
Clara de Lillo
Margaret Kelley
Court Duquesne
Pittsburgh
William Penn Hotel
Happy Hour Club Hosts Social Evening at Miss Graham Home
Members of the Happy Hour Club gathered at Miss Carrie Graham’s East street residence Wednesday for needle work and chat. Special guest Mrs Ruth Thomas helped serve refreshments with Miss Elvira Graham. Mrs Scott McCaslin of East Washington street plans a masquerade party for members in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Club
Carrie Graham
East Street
Ruth Thomas
Elvira Graham
Scott McCaslin
East Washington Street
D. W. T. Club Meeting Postponed One Week
The D. W. T. club meeting scheduled for Friday with Mrs. Maurice Sadler of Laurel boulevard has been postponed for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. T. Club
Maurice Sadler
Laurel Boulevard
Wimodausis Luncheon Honored by Masonic Temple Hostesses
Wimodausis luncheon at the Masonic Temple featured 126 guests with Mrs. David Harria and others as hostesses. Mrs. L. B. Round directed the program, Ernest Smith performed with banjo, and young Ernestine Schmidt plus Dorothy Whittaker provided musical entertainment. November hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Harria
William Koonce
Lewis Ray
Ross Auble
Lucas
Masonic Temple
L. B. Round
Ernest Smith
F. E. Shoaff
Ernestine Schmidt
Schmidt
Dorothy Whittaker
N. C. Porter
Ellis Hawkins
Arthur Gilchrist
Frank Woods
Leon Fink
Council of Jewish Women New Castle Session Plans November Dance
The Council of Jewish Women New Castle section held its regular meeting in Legion Hall with President Mrs. Marcus Feutchwanger in charge. Committee reports were heard and plans announced for a November 24 social at Palais Royale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Jewish Women
New Castle
National Council of Jewish Women
Legion Hom
Marcus. Feutchwanger
J. Perelman
Palais Royale
Howard Rabinovitz
Nanette Edelstein
E. Kaplan
Jeanette Miriam Goldberg
Jewish Chautauqua
B’nai B’rith
Samuel Klafter
North
Mercer Street
Surprise Party Honors Gardner Birthday Lady
A surprise party was held Tuesday evening in Gardner for Mrs. Philip Moore celebrating her twenty fifth birthday. Relatives and friends enjoyed music and games and gifts. Refreshments were served by Mrs. John Henderson Mrs. Norman Zeigler and Mrs. Finley Weisz. Gifts included Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Moore and daughter Gladys Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moore and children Ruth and Betty Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moore and children Richard Dorothy and Bernice Mrs. Sophia Zeigler Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson and son Norman Mr. and Mrs. Norman Zeigler Mr. and Mrs. Finley Weisz and children Martha Roy Emmay and Clifford Agnes and Howard Zeigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Moore
Gardner
John Henderson
Norman Zeigler
Finley Weisz
G. P. Moore
Gladys
Floyd Moore
Ruth
Betty
Lloyd Moore
Richard
Dorothy
Bernice
Sophia Zeigler
Norman
Martha Roy
Emmay
Clifford
Agnes
Howard Zeigler
Bridge Night at Mrs Horchler Hosts B O F Club
Four tables of bridge were in play Wednesday evening at Mrs Raymond Horchler East Clayton street. High scores were earned by Miss Martha McIlwain and Mrs Fred Horchler. Special guests included Mrs Elmer Elliott of Mercer Pa Mrs Clarence Patterson Mrs BP M Neal and Mrs Charles Martin. Refreshments were served with Miss Helen Wilson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. F. Club
Raymond Horchler
West Clayton Street
Martha McIlwain
Fred Horchler
Hallowe’en Tones
Elmer Elliott
Mercer, Pa
Clarence Patterson
BP. M. Neal
Charles Martin
Helen Wilson
Novus Club Hosts At East Main Home In Social Evening
Mr and Mrs Harry Forbes welcomed the Novus Club to their East Main street residence on Wednesday evening. Four tables of five hundred were in play and prizes were awarded to Mrs A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Forbes
Novus Club
East Main Street
Social gathering notes with Wright and Harold Mark
Special guests included Mrs Harold Mark and Mr and Mrs George Elwell. The hostess served dainty refreshments. In two weeks the group will meet with Mr and Mrs Jess Miller on County Line Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Harold Mark
George Elwell
Jess Miller
County Line Street
Bethesda society marks third anniversary with benefit bid
Mrs. John Rick hosted a Bethesda Missionary society party for 24 guests at St. John's Lutheran Church on Wednesday. Ken Sington provided entertainment as members voted to raise funds to furnish Morris cottage at Bethesda Orphan Home near Meadville Pa. A luncheon followed hosted by Mrs. Rick with helpers Mrs. Miles and Mrs. Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rick
East Washington Street
Bethesda Missionary Society
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Kensington
Morris Cottage
Bethesda Orphan Home
Meadville
Harry Miles
Wallace Shaffer
New Castle Hospital Guild Meets at Mrs Sullivan Home
Mrs Hettie Sullivan hosted New Castle Hospital Guild members at her Phillips place home on Wednesday evening. Four euchre tables competed with prizes going to Mrs John McClaffarty and Mrs Joe Brown. Officers were elected with Mrs Solomon president and Mrs Thomas Vallely secretary treasurer. Lunch followed and the next meeting will be at Mrs Dorothy Browns on DuShane street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie Sullivan
Phillips Place
New Castle Hospital
John McClafferty
Joe Brown
Solomon
Thomas Vallely
Dorothy Brown
DuShane Street
Couple Hosts Shower for New Wilmington Pair
Mrs. L. A. Campbell of South Crawford avenue entertained a miscellaneous shower honoring Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Winger on a Tuesday evening. Twenty five guests enjoyed music and games with gifts presented to the honorees. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cooper of Volant. refreshments were served with help from Mrs. Sam Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Winger
New Wilmington
L. A. Campbell
Crawford Avenue
J. O. Potter
Sam Cooper
Volant
Arcadian Club Meets At Miss Pegi Fox Home
Miss Pegi Fox hosted Arcadian club members on a Wednesday evening at Superior Street residence. Guests enjoyed Kensington socializing and light refreshments, with Miss Bernice Earl assisting. Orange and black decorations set a Halloween party plan for two weeks at Mrs. John McCullough's East Main Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegi Fox
Superior Street
Arcadian Club
Kensington
Bernice Earl
Hallowe’en
John McCullough
East Main Street
Centennial club prizes at meeting hosted by Miss Travers
Miss Eleanor Abrey and Mrs Perry won prizes at the Centennial club gathering held at Miss Margaret Travers home on West Washington Street Wednesday evening. Music and games provided entertainment. refreshments were served with help from Mrs Smyth. A masquerade party is planned two weeks hence at Mrs Frances Ackerman’s Stanton Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Abrey
S. Perry
Centennial Club
Margaret Travers
West Washington Street
Smyth
Frances Ackerman
Stanton Avenue
Philco Socket Power A and B eliminate storage batteries
Demonstrations every evening show the Philco Socket Power A and B removing the need for A and B storage batteries and their mass, with Hyde Battery & Electric Service at 217 East North St. offering the product locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philco
Hyde Battery & Electric
East North St
All New Show At The Liberty Today
The Golden and Long Buzzin Around company begins its last lap at the Liberty with The Elixir of Youth the Broadway revival. Marvel Shackelton headlines with new vaudeville specialties and musical numbers. A Charleston contest for cash prizes will follow tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Liberty
Broadway
Marvel Shackelton
Miss Shackelton
City Mission Special Meetings Begin Tonight
The auditorium of the City Mission opens with a 7:30 start tonight. The Rev G A Leichliter will preach and quartets by Quartel and Leichliter perform. Demand grew, so the city mission moved to a larger church auditorium to accommodate all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Mission
G. A. Leichliter
Quartel
Leichliter
Personal notices of illness improvements and travels
The column lists numerous residents by name and street, with updates on health improvements illnesses and family events. It notes travel and visits across cities and states including Harrisburg Cleveland Ravenna Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, plus a birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. H R E Gifford.
Local Club Notices Include Numerous Kensington Groups
A series of social club notices list gatherings across Martin, Worthwhile Kensington, and Borough Line areas. Women host groups on Edison and Cedar streets with theatre parties and meetings led by Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Paterson, Mrs. Hopkins, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Book Club
Geo. Ball
Edison Avenue
Worthwhile
Kensington
W. C. Paterson
Cedar Street
Girls
N. E. T. Club Hosts Card and Sewing Evening
N. E. T. Club members gathered at Mrs. William Lewash home on Dickson street. Nine attendees enjoyed cards and sewing with refreshments from the hostess and Mrs. David Fisher. Two weeks later Mrs. William Braatz of Croton avenue will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. T. Club
William Lewash
Dickson Street
David Fisher
William Braatz
Croton Avenue
U B F Club Members Attend Chicken Dinner at Muddy Creek
Members of the U B F Club and their families were guests at a well appointed chicken dinner hosted at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hood at Muddy Creek on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. F. Club
W. H. Hood
Muddy Creek
Wednes
Capitol Special Showing of The Gold Rush for School Children
After producer approval Mer. Burke at the Capitol will run a special matinee of The Gold Rush for school children this Saturday at ten o'clock. Admission for children is 15 cents, with doors opening at 9:30. Adults pay the regular 50 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer. Burke
The
Capitol
Evening social with guests and marshmallow roast
Eighteen guests attended the day evening gathering with special invitees Clarence Bat ten of Piermont Texas Carl Hanna Ralph Pitzer and Mr and Mrs James Batley and family. The evening included a marshmallow roast songs and games as entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Batten
Piermont Texas
Carl Hanna
Ralph Pitzer
James Batley
New Castle Hospital Emergency Club Sewing Event
Sixteen members of the New Castle Hospital Emergency club met at the New Castle hospital to sew linens for the facility. Hostesses were Mrs. Edward Fulkerson and Mrs. C. F. Sewell. prizes went to Mrs. D. E. Sullivan Mrs. William Beck and Mrs. Dennis Donnegan. The second Wednesday of November will feature hostesses Mrs. P. Travers and Mrs. Richard Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Hospital
New Castle Hospital
Edward Fulkerson
C. F. Sewell
D. E. Sullivan
William Beck
Dennis Donnegan
P. Travers
Richard Hanna
Birthday celebration for Harry McCurdy marks fiftieth year
About thirty relatives and friends gathered at his Schott street home Wednesday evening to celebrate Harry McCurdy's fiftieth birthday. The event featured music games and dancing with many gifts and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McCurdy
Schott Street
S. A. W. Club Hosts Euchre Night at Stenger Home
Five euchre tables were played at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stenger's home on N. Beaver Street Wednesday evening. Prize winners were Mrs. Jess Forrest and Edward King. Hallowe'en decorations and refreshments were served by hostess Mrs. Stenger with help from Mrs. Harry Flinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stenger
N. Beaver Street
S. A. W. Club
Jess Forrest
Edward King
Harry Flinner
Pastor J R Sanders to Speak at St Pauls Church Tonight
Rev J R Sanders pastor of Jerusalem Baptist church East Youngstown Ohio will speak this evening at St Pauls Baptist church West North street at 8 oclock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
J. R.sanders
Jerusalem Baptist Church
East Youngstown
St. Paul's Baptist Church
West North Street
Y W C A Notes on Wednesday Medical Checkups
Dr Milldred Rogers conducted preliminary physical examinations for several members of the Cera department at the YWCA on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Rogers
Cera Department
Blue Triangular Club Meeting at YWCA Friday
Members of the Blue Triangular Club will hold a regular meeting at the YWCA on Friday evening. A 6 o'clock supper will be served at the YWCA preceding the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle Club
Y. W
Quota Girls Club to Meet at Y W C A Tonight
Members of the Quota Girls club of the Y W C A will hold a regular meeting this evening at the Y W C A. A 6 o'clock supper will precede the gathering in the same building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Girls
Quota Girls Club
Y. W
Berean Bible Class Meets Friday Afternoon
Berean Bible Class will gather Friday at 2 30 in the home of Mrs A J Seig on Bellevue avenue with Mrs Anna Williams as leader and Mrs Frank Rudesill serving as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Bible
A. J. Seig
Bellevue Avenue
Anna Williams
Frank Rudesill
Missionary Society Sees New Member at Central Christian
Twenty five members of the Anna Kildoo Missionary Society met Tuesday evening in the church parlors at Central Christian Church. A donation of jellies and cookies was received for the Margaret Henry home. Mrs. Elsie Pugh joined as a new member. Lunch was served by Mrs. Charlotte Coley and her committee. in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kildoo Missionary Society of
Central Christian Church
Margaret Henry
Elsie Pugh
Charlotte Co#ley
Women’s Relief Corps Members Host Threen Dinner
Thirty three members gathered for a threen dinner at the Sons of Veterans hall on Tuesday evening. The group held a regular business session and voted to present a flag to Boy Scout Troop No. 18 of the Highland church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans Hall
Highland Church
Halloween Party Hosted by Leasure Camp and Auxiliary
Halloween event hosted by Daniel Leasure Camp and Daniel Leasure Auxiliary of the Spanish American War Veterans. Activities include a party with games and refreshments for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Daniel Leasure Camp
Daniel Leasure Auxiliary
Party plans noted for October event in City hall venue
The notice mentions a Lowe'en party set for Thursday evening October 29 in the Sons of Veterans hall at City building. Further arrangements will be made at the auxiliary meeting next Tuesday evening.
Highland W C T U meeting notes and Flower Mission report
The Highland W C T U held its monthly meeting at Mrs. S. S. Sampson's home with twenty members present to plan for the year. Flower Mission superintendent Mrs. Edward Shields reported 307 bouquets 325 cards 460 visits 27 drives 81 jars of fruit 200 garments 300 magazines 674 pages of literature five new members and 670.43 dollars in money were recorded. A social hour followed with refreshments provided by the hostess and Mrs. Mossman. Sacrificing one’s heart to athletic glories of his alma mater is heroic but tough on the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mossman
Is Past Forty Adopt a Regulating Laxative
An older audience is urged to use Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for regular bowel movements. The ad claims one dose can work for weeks or months, with gentle effect and no harm, urging readers to buy a 60 cent bottle at local drugstores.
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NBM
Sara O’donnell
George Boyle
Thals
Rose
I, Adel
Mather Bros. CO
E. Washington Street
Cascade Park
George Williams
Rythm Kings
Palais Royal
P. L. Hogue
Wimodausis
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Bell Phone
Pittsburgh Proof, Products
E. M. M’creary Hell
Jack Gerson
Your
N. Mercer Street
Penn Theater
Mercer St
Penn Theatre
Georgiana
Entertains Auxiliary
New Castle Guild
Liberty Today
Griff Thomas
Lyndal Street
S. A. Lewis
East Reynolds Street
Samuel Jones
East Long Avenue
Richard Price
West Wallace Avenue
William Fletcher
Cunningham Avenue
H. RE. Gifford
N. Walnut Street
Ben Thomas
South Mercer Street
Flannery
Phillips Street
Samuel Hood
Greensburg
O. H. P. Green
Richélieu Avenue
Sara Davis
Clearview Avenue
J. Ackerman
Ravenna
O. J. S. Monteith
North Walnut Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. L. Anderson
Chicago, Ill
National Cash Register Co
Adis Ryhal
Moore Avenue
Nellie Orr
Harrisburg
Joseph Rigby
Leasure Avenue
Elder Wallace
Englewood Avenue
New York City
Harry Jones
Ann
South Jefferson Street
Liverpool
England
Wales
Herbert Davis
Cleveland, O
John Williams
W. H
S. E. Park
Steve Hutnick
East Cherry Street
Sadie Potter Wait
Maggie Potter Gurney
Los Angeles
Cal
Mattie Galagher
A. M. Dersinger
E. L. Conover
Leetonia
Basket Club
Mrs. J. Norman
Martin
North Mercer Street
WE Dutford & Co
Washington Street
Ss. A . W.W. Club
Y. W. C. A. Notes
W.C. T. U. and
W. B. Caldwell
DR. Caldwell
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