Wedding Held at Brown Home Near Harlinsburg
Miss Sarah Thomas and Joseph Burton of Harlinsburg wed at the Brown home with Rev. Edwin McLintock officiating. About 70 guests attended including Miss Jennie Burton and Frank Brown. After a wedding dinner the couple left for Niagara Falls Buffalo and Canadian points and will reside in Harlinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie McMillin
Richard Ramsey
David Ramsey
John Offutt
Margaret Burton
Sarah Thomas
Joseph Burton
Harlansburg
Brown
Haransburg
Edwin Mclintock
United Presyterian Church
Jennie Burton
Frank Brown
H. 8
Jordan
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
J. M. Burton
Cooper & Burton Stock Farm
Church and Club Events Schedule
The First Christian Sunday school teachers entertain primary pupils at 2 30 PM. Mrs M C Rose will entertain the Taka Kensington. Miss Emma Carson of Pittsburg is honored with a park picnic. The Tuesday Night club meets at 8 30 PM at Ms John Butz home. Thursday night dance and Dean family reunion are at the park. Utopia Kensington Carnation Kensington picnics at the park. Mrs John Anderson entertains D A Kensington. Mr Ira Campbell and Mrs Ila Campbell entertain the Alameda club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Sunday School
M. C. Rose
Park Avenue
Taka Kensington
Emma Carson
Pittsburg
John Butz
West Grant Street
Dean
Utopia Club
Carnation Kensington
John Anderson
Pearson Street
A. Kensington
Ira Campbell
Lyndal Street
Alameda Club
Local L. T. L. Honors Ethel Ashmore for News Reports
The county L. T. L. met Tuesday evening with Miss Ethel Ashmore of Highland avenue and awarded a prize from state superintendent Mrs. Alma Preston for best newspaper reports of their red-letter-day celebrations. An invitation to demonstrate the state W C T U at Sharon was accepted. The next meeting will be September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Ashmore
Highland Avenue
Alma Preston
Sharon
Missionary society postpones First United Presbyterian meeting
The Women's Missionary society of the First United Presbyterian church postpones its Thursday gathering to Thursday afternoon of next week September 10. members are advised of the new date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the First United Presbyterian Church
Many Visitors at Fellows Dance at Cascade Park
The Fellows at Cascade park pavilion closed a summer dance series with a Tuesday night event. Rain cooled the air, adding to the enjoyment. Out of town guests included Grace Biddle of Morgantown Gladys Love of Olean N Y Mrs Bennett of Baltimore Warren Baird of Youngstown Fred Harrington of Beaver Joseph Dolan of Olean N Y and Harry Matthews of Pittsburg along with local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park Pavilion
Grace Biddle
Morgantown
Gladys Love
Olean
N. Y
Bennett
Baltimore
William Clark
Zelienople
Warren Baird
Youngstown
Fred Harrington
Beaver
Joseph Dolan
Harry Matthews
Pittsburg
Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Frances Pyle
A group of about 24 friends gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. P. H. Cunningham’s Grant street home to celebrate Frances Pyle’s 16th birthday. The surprise event featured card games and a donkey-pin contest won by Miss Pyle, followed by luncheon and gifts including a gold bead necklace from her sister Shaw street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Cunningham
Grant Street
Frances Pyle
Shaw Street
Mr. McBride
Miss Pyle
Farewell Picnic Honors Miss Elizabeth Hay in Cleveland
The Farther Lights society of the First Baptist church hosted a farewell picnic on a Tuesday evening at the Sterns home on Cleveland avenue in honor of former president Miss Elizabeth Hay. Hay heads to the Baptist Training school in Chicago to study for missionary work. Asters adorned the lawn as supper was served and a handkerchief shower surprised her while music entertained guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Ava Stern
Cleveland Avenue
Farther Lights Society
First Baptist Church
Elizabeth Hay
Miss Hay
Baptist Training School of
Chicago
W. C. T. U. South Side Holds Annual Meeting
The South Side W. C. T. U. met at Mrs. John Reynolds's Arlington avenue home Tuesday. Reports from superintendents show strong progress and delegates to the convention were chosen. Officers elected: President Mrs. Francis Felton, Vice President Mrs. James Reed, Secretary Mrs. Calvin Smith, Treasurer Mrs. Nelson, Superintendent of Social Department Mrs. James George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
John Reynolds
Arlington Avenue
Francis Felton
James Reed
Calvin Smith
Nelson
James George
Lincoln and Hainer Couple Plan Jamestown Empire State Tour
A motor party led by Mr and Mrs G G Stitzinger of Lincoln Avenue and Mr and Mrs R M Hainer of Epworth Street will depart Friday morning for a week long tour of New York State. They will attend the Erie conference and lay men's convention in Jamestown and visit Niagara Falls and Buffalo returning mid next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Stitzinger
Lincoln Avenue
R. M. Hainer
Epworth Street
Jamestown
N. Y
Empire State
Erie
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Miss Wave Mills Guest of Miss Bonnie Battley in Sandy Lake
Miss Wave Mills of Sandy Lake was the house guest of Miss Bonnie Battley of South Mill Street for several weeks. Tuesday evening the hostess entertained a dozen guests with informal musical entertainment followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wave Mills
Sandy Lake
Bonnie Battley
South Mill Street
N L O G Club Corn Roast Draws East Side Guests
Misses Frances and Ruth Davis, Messrs Jack Wilson and Dark Banks of the East side attended a corn roast given by the N. L. O. G. club of Youngstown. The boys of the club will give a rube dance Tuesday evening September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Ruth Davis
Jack Wilson
Dark Banks
East Side
N. L. O. G. Club
Youngstown
Local Families Return From Sharon Car Line Stay
Mr and Mrs D S Pyle and son Harold of Butler avenue along with Mr and Mrs AR Sankey Mr and Mrs Benjamin Bigley and BF Dickson of West Washington street have returned from a month long stay at the Herbold cottage on the Sharon car line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Pyle
Harold
Butler Avenue
A. R. Sankey
Benjamin Bigley
B. F. Dickson
West Washington Street
Herbold Cottage
Sharon
Corn Roast at Walton Draws Six Couples Tues Evening
A jolly crowd of six couples enjoyed a corn roast at Walton Tuesday evening. The six oclock hour preceded an appetizing menu as part of the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
Mrs Meagher to Entertain Guests From Chicago
Mrs H B Meagher of Pittsburg street will entertain Thursday evening in honor of her nieces Miss Vernice Schorndorfer and Miss Beulah Schorndorfer of Chicago Ohio who are her guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Meagher
Pittsburg Street
Vernice
Beulah Schorndorfer
Chicago, O
Enrollment for fall term at Pearson building studios
The instructor will be at his studios in the Pearson building Saturday morning September 5 at 9 o'clock to enroll students for the fall term. Lessons in voice culture pianoforte ear training harmony and related branches begin Monday September 7. Early attendance is advised to secure preferred lesson hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Foulke Reunion At Cascade Park Brings Wider Family Together
Cascade Park hosted a Foulke family reunion with over 60 members. Rev. C W Foulke presided at the noon meal and several relatives spoke including Miss Katherine Foulke who traced the lineage back to William the Conqueror. Officers elected included President Rev C W Foulke and Historian Miss Katherine Foulke. Attendees came from multiple towns including Atlantic Mercer County and Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Foulke
C. W. Foulke
Katherine Foulke
Chicago
Henry Foulke
Atlantic
H. W. Foulke
Youngstown
Greenville
Hadley
Cleveland
Franklin
Titusville
Meadville
Mercer County
This City
Tuesday Night club to hold 3:30 PM meeting at Mrs Butz home
The Tuesday Night club will meet Thursday at 3 30 in the afternoon. The event takes place at the home of Mrs John Butz on Grant street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Butz
Grant Street
Rochester guest returns home after week stay
Mrs. Harry Okeson of Rochester Pennsylvania has ended a week long visit as a house guest of Mrs. J J Griffith on Grant Street and has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Okeson
Rochester
J. J. Griffith
Grant Street
Miss Lana Marquis Returns From Prolonged Abroad Trip
Miss Lana Marquis of Front Street travels with a Beaver party for an extended trip abroad and will return this week. Additional Society on page Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lana Marquis
Front Street
Local social notes list visitors and guests around town
Captain M. Marquis of Front street improves after a week's illness. Miss Sara Graham of Beaver visits C. C. Robinson on Lincoln avenue. Miss Ivah Morgan of Youngstown stays with Edna Rodgers on Delaware avenue. Miss Annie Johnston returns from Jefferson street visit. Miss Grace Gorby of Newark visits Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Gorby on North Mill street. Robert Stevenson of Slipperyrock township visits his brother, Attorney W. W. Stevenson. Mrs. L. C. Brinton and daughter Mrs. Fred Gilliland return from Braddock. Margaret Reese returns from Girard after visiting Miss Rachel Thomas. Vernice and Beulah Schorno dfer of Chicago are guests of aunt Mrs. H. B. Meagher. Mrs. John Eberle and son Leo return from St. Mary's Elk county visiting Sister Bertman. Mrs. Frank Foulk leaves for Atlantic City to visit aunt Mrs. Mary Haines. Rev. Dr. Rainsford joins Africa trip and heads to president's African hunting expedition. Mrs. W. O. Anderson of Trenton is guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Westlake. Anderson formerly resided here. Samantha Williams and Esther McGanahan of Kenard are guests of Rev. C. W. Foulke and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Strimater and Miss Eva Norris proceed to New York on business. Henrietta Herrick of Warren visits Misses Mary and Ruth Mossman. Ruth Mossman returns from Niagara Falls. Mrs. J. Oursler and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Gordon and others return from an ore boat trip to Duluth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Graham
Beaver
C. C. Robingson
Lincoln Avenue
Ivah Morgan
Youngstown
Edna Rodgers
Delaware Avenue
Annie Johnston
Jefferson Street
Homewood
Grace Gorby
Newark
F. B. Gorby
North Mill Street
Robert Stevenson
Slipperyrock Township
W. Ww. Stevenson
L. C. Brinton
Fred Gilliland
Pittsburg Street
Braddock
Margaret Reese
Girard
Rachel Thomas
Vernice
Beulah Schorndorfer
Chicago
H. B. Meagher
John Eberle
Leo
St. Mary’s
Elk County
Rainsford
St. George’s
Africa
W. O. Anderson
Trenton
N. J
Westlake
Highland Avenue
Anderson
Samantha Williams
Esther McGanahan
Kenard
Mercer County
Lee R. Gordon
O. J. H. Hartsuff
D. M. Amsbury
L. B. Mather
May Hoyt
Frank Hoyt
Duluth
Brewers win in Alabama contest
Montgomery Sept 2 The U S court judge Thomas G Jones ruled Birmingham officials cannot interfere with beer shipments into the city The decision says interstate shipment ends at the consumer not at Birmingham depot and that the Birmingham hold up at the express office was invalid The ruling affects one company whose shipment was delayed at the depot during transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Thomas G. Jones
United States Court
Birmingham City
Drum Corps Plans Active Campaign Work
The G. A. R. drum corps will take an active part in the coming campaign. Members are practicing nearly every evening and preparing for marching. The corps includes G. M. Sharp and S. M. Wagner as fifers, Adam Onstott Lowry Dean William Harlan as drummers, and Press Stockman as bass drummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Sharp
S. M. Wagner
Adam Onstott
Lowry Dean
William Harlan
Press Stockman
Largest gas well struck in Greenville area
The largest gas well ever struck in the county came in last night on the Thomas McMillen farm in Coolspring Pennsylvania. The volume is so great the drillers have found it impossible to cap the well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Thomas McMillen
Coolspring
Zelienople Visitors and Bucknell Prospecting in Town
Mrs. Butscher of Parkersburg visits her daughter Mrs. Douds in Zelienople while Mr. Bracen of Lewisburg hunts Bucknell prospects. Mrs. P. J. Goodwin returns from New Brighton. A Zelienople crowd attends Athe Fellows dance at Cascade Park in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Butscher
Parkersburg
Mrs. Douds
Mr. Bracen
Lewisburg
Bucknell
P. J. Goodwin
New Brighton
New Castle
Cascade Park
Roosevelt backs Hughes for New York governor
President Roosevelt reaffirmed support for Charles E. Hughes at Sagamore Hill saying he will not dictate the Republican convention but insists it is necessary to renominate Hughes. The Sept. 2 statement comes amid New York politics and party maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Charles E. Hughes
Sagamore Hill
New York State
Hughes
Serious Fall Injures James Thomas in Rittman Display
James Thomas formerly of Niles suffered serious injuries after falling from a scaffold in Rittman Ohio yesterday. He was treated at a local hospital and is reported in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thomas
Niles
Rittman, O
Reiber Street Crossing Contract Let by Railroad
The contract for the underground crossing under Baltimore and Ohio tracks at Reiber street in the Fifth ward has been let. Construction will begin immediately, per word to City Solicitor Gardner from General Superintendent Finney of the B and Q. John McDade receives 30 days in jail for begging on the streets. Pasquella and Joseph Muili to face hearings for alleged license violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
Reiber Street
Fifth Ward
Gardner
Finney
John McDade
Lusk
Pasquella
Joseph Muili
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Euwers
Alexander Smith
Bugs
County L. T. L. Meeting
Eaton, Crane & Pike
Metzler
Biles
East Washington Street
Paul Browne Patterson
Dora Eakin
Mary Tress
Philadelphia
Marquis of
Brewers
Alabama
America
Brussels
Axminster
Ingrain
Union Carpets
Dee
Union
Japan
Smith
Reiber ST. Crossing
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