Morning wedding at St Marys Church
Promptly at eight oclock Tuesday morning Miss Minnie Agnes Schweikert and William J Carlin of this city were married at St Marys Church with Rev Father OShea officiating. Christine Schweikert served as bridesmaid Bert Schweikert was best man. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s father John Schweikerts North Mercer street home. The couple will reside at 78 North Mercer street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Agnes Schweikert
William J. Carlin
St. Mary's Church
Father O'Shea
Christine Schweikert
Bert Schweikert
John Schweikert
North Mercer Street
Union Sunday School Closing Fetes Pulaski Guests
Mr and Mrs James B Black of Pulaski hosted a party to mark the Union Sunday School closing. Guests enjoyed games and phonograph music with pink and white chrysanthemums in decorations and a favored collation. Attendees included Mrs James W Smith New Castle Miss Warner Mercer Miss Mabelle Patton New Castle Mr and Mrs F A Rowland and the Misses Mildred Helen and Evalyn Wilson New Bedford Mr and Mrs W C Donaldson Mr and Mrs Brown Mr and Mrs Soliday Mr and Mrs J Y Rupp Mrs D S Black and Miss Nellie Foreman Paul McClenahen Miss Lucy Shaw Donald Phillips Miss Lizzie Rupp Melvin Johnston A P Black Miss Mary Foreman Miss Vesta Rupp Miss Emma Phillips John Foreman P D Rupp Russell Brown J Foreman and the Misses Beatrice Helen and Mary Black Mary Brown Ruth and Sarah Williams Laura Lessler Rowena Soliday Warren Donaldson Judson Soliday Paul Black Vernon Wilson George Brown George Lessler Lowe Soliday and Ralph Black of Pulaski
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Sunday School
James B. Black
Pulaski
James W. Smith
New Castle
Warner
Mercer
Mabelle Patton
F. A. Rowland
Mildred
Helen
Evalyn Wilson
New Bedford
W. C. Donaldson
Brown
Soliday
J .Y. Rupp
D. S. Black
Nellie Foreman
Paul McClenahen
Lucy Shaw
Donald Phillips
Lizzie Rupp
Melvin Johnston
A. P. Black
Mary Foreman
Vesta Rupp
Emma Phillips
John Foreman
P. D. Rupp
Russell Brown
J. Foreman
Beatrice
Mary Black
Mary Brown
Ruth
Sarah Williams
Laura Lessler
Rowena Soliday
Warren Donaldson
Judson Soliday
Paul Black
Vernon Wilson
George Brown
George Lessler
Law=e Soliday
Ralph Black
Puaski
May Organize Brotherhood Banquet at First Methodist
The First Methodist men plan a Thursday October 29 banquet in the church dining room at 6 o clock. Rev W R Wedderspoon of Emory Methodist Pittsburg will present the Wesleyan Brotherhood. The Sunday school orchestra and Royal Male quartet are featured. Banquet served by ladies of the Social Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
W. R. Wedderspoon
Emory Methodist Church
Pittsburg
Wesleyan Brotherhood
Royal
Sveni
Adies
Social Union of the Church
Rich Couple Return From Wedding Trip to Buffalo Falls
Mr and Mrs Charles Rich have returned from their wedding trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls and are at home to friends at 78 Oak Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rich
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Oak Street
Halloween Social Planned by Highland Church Union
Great preparations are being made by the Christian union of the Highland United Presbyterian Church for a Hallowe en social to be given Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Union of the
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Marriage License Granted in Youngstown
A marriage license has been granted in Youngstown to Mary T. Main and Harry B. Hazen of Ellwood City. Coliseum. Matiree and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Mary T. Main
Harry B. Hazen
Ellwood City
Pleasant Event on Anniversary at Elizabeth Smith Home
Little associates in the Bicycle club gathered at 4 to 7 pm to celebrate the eleventh birthday of hostess Elizabeth Smith of Wallace avenue. Guests enjoyed games, music, yellow decorations, a large yellow candlelit cake, and chrysanthemum boxes of bon bons. Amy Smith assisted, with Mary Louise Cook and Virginia May Bopp as honored guests and Eleanor Moore, Margaret Craig, Elizabeth Reis, Muriel Bopp, Edna and Elizabeth Smith in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicycle Club
Elizabeth Smith
Wallace Avenue
Mrs. Smith
Amy Smith
Mary Louise Cook
Virginia May Bopp
Eleanor Moore
Margaret Craig
Elizabeth Reis
Muriel Bopp
Edna
Local Society Notes From Sheridan and Surrounding Streets
Mrs H B Cubbison hosts Circulating Book club on Sheridan avenue. Mrs C L Baldwin to entertain at a luncheon on Grant street. Edna Dixon to wed John Delzell Kyle at the bride’s parents home at 7 o’clock. Mrs Leslie Johnson hosts W S P club. First United Presbyterian church to hold farewell reception for Rev James M Ferguson and wife. Current Events circle of 1906 to meet with Mrs T C Armstrong on Croton avenue. Mrs Johnson Grogsart to entertain Carnation Kensington. Alameda club to hold a masquerade box social at Hughes hall. Raymond Slack and Jessie Francis to marry at Croton and New Wilmington. Marian Hess to entertain C T C girls at a Hallowe’en party. Social union of the First Methodist church to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Cubbison
Sheridan Avenue
Circulating Book Club
C. L. Baldwin
Grant Street
Lawrence Club
Edna Dixon
James Dixon
North Beaver Township
John Delzell Kyle
Moravia
Leslie Johnson
Blaine Street
W. S. P. Club
First United Presbyterian Church
James M. Ferguson
T. C. Armstrong
Croton Avenue
Johnson Grogsart
Agnew Street
Carnation
Kensington
Alameda
Hughes All
Raymond Slack
Croton
Jessie Francis
New Wilmington
Marian Hess
South Mercer Street
First Methodist Church
Spoon club meeting at Gormley home on North Mercer Street
The Spoon club gathered Monday evening at Mrs. William B. Gormley’s home with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pitcairn of Pittsburg receiving places of honor as guests of Mr and Mrs. Ralph C. McGoun. Cards formed the amusements and prizes went to Mrs. Lee Beorden Frank Hoyt Miss Bach Wallace and William Kugus. Refreshments followed. In two weeks the club will be guests at Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Brown on Lincoln Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Gormley
North Mercer Street
Spoon Club
Robert Pitcairn
Pittsburg
Ralph C. McGoun
Highland Avenue
Lee Borden
Frank Hoyt
Bach- Wallace
A. M. Brown
Lincoln Avenue
Basket Club Hosts Guests from Distance in North Beaver Street
Mrs Joseph Emerick of Philadelphia and Miss Frazier of Northside Pittsburg were the only distant guests at the Basket club meeting held Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs E J Phillips on North Beaver street. Dinner was served at seven with a committee including Mrs C A McCready Mrs Laura Linton Mrs A W Harbison and Mrs Phillips. Cards followed and Mr and Mrs A Phillips of West Grant Street will host the club Friday evening November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Emerick
Philadelphia
Frazier
Northside
Pittsburg
Basket Club
E. J. Phillips
North Beaver Street
C. A. McCready
Laura Linton
A.W Harbison
Phillips
A Phillips
West Grant Street
Dr and Mrs Linville Stay at Bellevue Strt Philadelphia
Dr and Mrs Montgomery Linville of North Mercer Street are registered at the Bellevue-Stratford in Philadelphia where they will remain for some time. They will then return home after spending several days in New York. Dr Linville is improving after a recent illness and is expected to be out again shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Linville
Mercer Street
Bellevue-Stratford
Philadelphia
New York
Howe to Attend Cousin's Wedding in Meadville
William B Howe of North Street will travel to Meadville on Wednesday for the marriage of his cousin Miss Mary Howe to Clyde Binning of Oil City at the bride's home at eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Howe
North Street
Meadville
Mary Howe
Clyde Binning
Oil City
Box party at Coliseum theater hosted by Miss May Watkins
Miss May Watkins of Hast street hosted a box party at the Coliseum vaudeville theater on Monday evening. Her guests included Miss Agnes Ryan, Mrs. Fran Connery, Mrs. William Connery, and Mrs. Jesse Cochran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Watkins
Hast Street
Coliseum
Agnes Ryan
Fran Connery
William Connery
Jesse Cochran
Mary Lincoln Temple Ladies honor Sharon officials
Local members of the Mary Lincoln Temple Ladies of the Golden Eagle attended a social and business gathering in Sharon on Thursday evening, honoring the officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lincoln Temple
Ladies of the Golden Eagle
Sharon
Misses Perry and Falls Return From City Visit
Miss Lillian Perry of South Mill street and Miss Gertrude Falls of Falls street have returned from a short trip to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Perry
South Mill Street
Gertrude Falls
Fallsstreet
New York City
Chicken and Waffles at Hotel McCreary
Short notice service at Hotel McCreary New Wilmington offers chicken and waffles. Bell and Citizens phones listed. 5416.
Music Rendered at Literary Clubs in Local Meetings
Miss Sara Dana Falls entertained at Circle of '89 with songs and legends. Papers on Ireland Scotland England and Wales were presented by Cordelia Roberts Lulu Richardson B A Young and others. Two weeks later Circle of '91 hosts at Mrs Oursler. Circle of '91 held with piano solos by Grace Cook. Birthday surprise for Mrs L Harris featured 20 guests and musical selections with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Dana Falls
Circle of
John G. Nothdurst
Neshannock Boulevard
Blarney Stone
J. J. Dean
Ireland
Cordelia Roberts
Scotland
B. A. Young
England
Wales
Lulu Richardson
John Oursler
Highland Avenue
Circle of ’91
T. C. Armstrong
Croton Avenue
Grace Cook
L. W. Ranney
Neshannock Avenue
Hawthorne
Margarets. Gibson
W. J. Whitling
Birthdale
Alma Broadhead
Miss Ethel Elverson to Visit City for Pine Street Dinner
Miss Ethel Elverson of New Brighton will arrive Friday to stay with Miss Olive Miller of Pine street. She will attend the progressive dinner hosted by the 8 A. K. club Friday evening and remain through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Elverson
New Brighton
City
Olive Miller
Pine Street
Practice progress on Elijah choruses and Tuesday session
Two choruses of the new work Elijah have been nearly learned. Rehearsal next week will be on Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah
Halloween frolic at YWCA promises a phantom party
The first Hallowe en frolic of the week takes place Tuesday evening at the Young Women s Christian Association. The entertainment committee aides by Mrs E A Donnan s Sunday school class and the A B C girls from First Presbyterian church. They hint at surprises with games and season appropriate refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
E. A. Donnan
First Presbyterian Church
Missionary Meeting At First Methodist Church
Mrs. T A Patterson of Wallace Avenue will entertain the Women s Foreign Missionary Society Friday afternoon from 3 to 5 o clock at the First Methodist Church.
Frew to Host Large Masquerade Party Friday
James Frew son of Mr and Mrs Howard Frew of Moody avenue plans a large masquerade party at his home Friday evening attracting neighborhood interest and social chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Frew
Howard Frew
Moody Avenue
P. V. G. Club Formed By Eastbrook Ladies
A social club named the P. V. G. is organized by several young ladies living near Eastbrook. The group plans gatherings and community events to foster friendship among members and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. V. G. Club
Eastbrook
Mercer road Girl Club Holds Saturday Meeting
Miss Josephine Fisher hosted a Saturday gathering at her Mercer road home. Twelve members met from 2 to 5, played cards, planned activities, and enjoyed refreshments. Future meetings will be weekly at members' homes with sewing and reading. Miss Margaret Fisher to entertain next Saturday on the New Castle and New Wilmington road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Fisher
Mercer Road
Margaret Fisher
New Castle
New Wilmington Road
Mrs Joseph Emerick Visit Sparks Social Events
The Philadelphia visitor prompted a series of entertainments in the city including a 1 o clock luncheon at the Lawrence club hosted by Miss May Hoyt. Twenty guests attended as autumn flowers adorned the table and an elaborate menu was served. Additional events are planned during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Emerick
Philadelphia
Lawrence Club
May Hoyt
North Jefferson Street
Emerick
Miss Kirk Will Enter Brevard N C School for Winter
Miss Katherine Kirk of Highland Avenue will leave Friday evening for Brevard North Carolina to enter school and spend the winter in the climate there. She will be accompanied by her mother Mrs C J Kirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Kirk
Highland Avenue
Brevard
N. C
C. J. Kirk
Highland United Presbyterian Pastor Mulholland Visits Pittsburg
In Pittsburg, Rev. R. H. Mulholland, pastor of the Highland United Presbyterian church, is spending a few days in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
R. H. Mulholland
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Pittsurg
Personal Notices From Local Families
Births and visits populate this note from Spruce and South Mercer streets. The Ramage family faces a serious illness as W J Ramage’s Knoxville guest remains ill. Edwin C Ramage hosts Mrs. Ramage and wary kin. Several Pittsburgh and Sharon residents visit, and a funeral for Elizabeth M Ulrich brings J J Ulrich from Kansas City back home.
Utopia Kensington to entertain Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Harry Barber of Reynolds street will host a social at Utopia Kensington on Thursday afternoon inviting neighbors and friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utopia Kensington
Harry Barber
Reynolds Street
Olive Miller to Host L. I. G. N. Club Meeting
Miss Olive Miller of Pine Street will entertain the L. I. G. N. club next Monday evening November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Miller
Pine Street
L. I G. N. Club
Mills Sues for Wages Win for Plaintiff $6.04
The jury returned a verdict for B. F. Mills against S. B. Hays for $6.04 in a wage recovery suit originally claiming $9. W. S. Reynolds represented Mills and C. V. Ailey defended for Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Mills
S. B. Hays
W. S. Reynolds
C. V. Ailey
La Follette to Speak at Youngstown Rally
Wisconsin Senator LaFollette, a leading Roosevelt supporter and noted orator, will be one of the chief speakers at the big Republican rally in Youngstown next Monday. Taft and LaFollette will deliver the principal addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator LaFollette
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Youngstown
Taft
LaFollette
Frances G Falls Hosts Craft At Home
Mrs Frances G Falls of 68 Phillips Place will be at home for 10 days offering stamping, materials and instruction for hand embroidery with new Christmas suggestions. 5712
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Place
Croton Morning Sighting Of Two Women Hunters
Two women on a Croton hunting expedition attracted attention early today as they wore loggias clothing and carried large shotguns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton
Union Township Fight 15 Now On
The court house filled with Union township citizens as witnesses in the case of Good Roads Machinery company against Supervisors William Botham and Ira Gibson. The rusting road machine stands in an open field. price was about 900 dollars but total costs could reach 1500 with court costs. The claim is the supervisors lacked authority to purchase the machine as it was too expensive and required a large engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Township
Good Roads Machinery Company
William Botham
Ira Gibson
Travel accident policy notice by Harrington and Nothdurft
An insurance notice promotes the Trav elers accident policy. It promises double the face value paid to policyholders who are passengers in a street car smash up. Harrington and Nothdurft are named as general agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington & Nothdurft
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ST. Mary’s
Christian Union Social
Mather Bros. CO
China
ARRIV
ING, Daily
Wholesale and Retail Jewelers
E. Washington Street
Theatre Party
Euwers
Gage
Prici
AGE Bros
Chicago
Directoire
Gainsborough
L. Harris
Sampson Street
E. Harris
Houston
George Churchfield
William Samuels
Valentine Harris
Handel Oratorio Society
The
George Barrace- Cutcheon
Metzler
Southern School
George Mayne
Spruce Street
Tom George
Ralph M. Wilson
Titusville
W. G. Wilson
A. W. Harbison
East Street
West McKee
Callery
M. M. Bowser
North
Mercer Streets
Harry Herbold
Jack
Cottage Avenue
Cleveland
Wellington
W. J. Ramage
Knoxville
Tenn
Edwin C. Ramage
Park Avenue
William Troutman
Henry Frohman
Greenville
Harry Russell
Anna Frohman
J. J. Ulrich
Kansas City
Elizabeth M. Ulrich
L. I. G. N. Club
Plantiff
LA Follette
Frances G. Falls
Hallowe’en
F. B. Gilmore
Seavy’s
First Baptist Church
Sterling Jubilee Singers
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