Wedding Bells for Waldo and Mixa Iria May Sellers
A simple elegant wedding joined Mr. E F E Waldo of this city and Mixa Iria May Sellers of Philadelphia at noon on Tuesday September 25 in the Protestant Episcopal Church with Rector J Will iam Foster officiating. Edwin J Permar gave the bride away. reception luncheon featured pink and white asters. The couple plans residence at 473 South Fourth Street after a trip to Cleveland.
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Waldo Sellers
E. FE. Waldo
Mixa Iria May Sellers
Philadelphia
F. L. Permar
Protestant Episcopal Church
J. William Foster
Paul's
the Lakes
South Fourth Street
Pretty wedding ties Caldwell to Kilmeyer at home ceremony
Miss Jessie Mae Caldwell and Louis R. Kilmeyer wed at her South Fourth Street home in a quiet noon ceremony officiated by Rev Redhead. Myrtle Gelston played the organ, with William Caldwell giving the bride away and Harry Kilmeyer as best man. The couple will reside at 717 North Fourth Street after a lakeside wedding trip and small reception. the bride’s social circle and La Belle Iron Works family were among those in attendance.
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Kilmeyer- Caldwell
Jessie Mae Caldwell
Louis R. Kilmeyer
South Fourth Street
Redhead
8. Stephen’s Church
Misa Myrtle Gelston
Pittsburg
William Caldwell
Harry Kilmeyer
Wheeling
North Fourth Street
la Belle Iron Works
Charles Kilmeyer
Brilliant city wedding of Winifred Van Allen and George Pond
The wedding of Miss Winifred Van Allen to Captain George Pond of the Twentieth United States Infantry will be held Tuesday at 6 pm in St. Stephen's Church. Military decor highlights the ceremony with Rev. Edwin B. Redhead officiating as Captain Pond and Miss Van Allen unite in a Protestant Episcopal rite amid a large, distinguished gathering.
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Winifred van Allen
John McA. Webster
George Rahneon Pond
Twentieth Regiment
United States Infantry
St. Stephen's
Edwin B. Redhead
Guess
Agnes L. Wella & Co. Florists
Robert Sherrard
Edwin M Stanton
Third Regiment
Fitzhugh Lee
Washington City
Frans Senior
Pierre
North Dakota
John Scott
Canton
Naomi Davis
Wilton Sinclair
Florence Donaldson
This City
Marcela Webb
Mackinac Island
Mich
J. R. Messrove
Misa Pauline Rohnson
Winston-Salem
Fred Frets Bahnsen
Winston Saleny
N. C
Redhead
Sherrard
Mises Wilma Sinclair
Misten Donaldson and Webb
Wedding of Captain Webster and Miss Webb in Grand Military Style
A veteran ceremony united Captain Webster and Miss Mary Kinney in a full military wedding at the Immaculate Conception church. The reception at the Elliott home featured national colors, floral canopies, and an elegant dinner for over a hundred friends and relatives. Prominent guests from Mackinac, St. Louis, Washington, and New York attended, with the couple later departing for a wedding journey through the East before settling at the Presidio of Monterey.
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Webster
Lee
Stanton
Andress A. Fliott
North South Street
Iere
Asparagua
Witte Esters
John Me. Webster
Mackinac Island
Med
State of Washington
Colyilie Agency
Twentieth Regiment
United States Infantry
Presidio
Monterey
California
Elliott Home
Mich
Cal
George Webster
Thomas M. Webster
St. Louis
Geo. Mw. Pond
United States Army
Washington City
Edwin M. Stanton
Fitzhugh Lee
Eneral
Frank
Pierre
North Dakota
Mary Kinney
William Furlong
Uhricheville
Immaculate Conception Church
Welch
Dennison
Donoval McCoy Wedding in Liscom At First Presbyterian
Miss Mary McCoy former Stenhenville resident married Wednesday afternoon to William Raymond Donovan son of Mr and Mrs SH Donovan of Ambrose Avenue Rev A J Young officiated at the First Presbyterian church in Liscom. The couple arrived last night to a welcoming reception at Fred Connor’s home and will reside in East Liverpool.
Central Supply to Rebuild After Fire Destruction
Central Supply plans a rebuild for the destroyed structure but has not chosen a site for an ice plant. The new building will not occupy the ground where the first plant stood.
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Central Supply Company
Action to widen Dump 20 66 feet filed in Steuben ville case
In City of Steuben ville va Pan Handle railroad an action to compel widening the Dump 20 66 feet an amended petition has been filed original petition held by Judge Richards to lack definiteness as to several particulars
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Steubenville
Pan Handle Railroad
Richards
Grand Jury to Report Later in Kedley Riot Case
Grand Jury expected to report about five o'clock, too late for today's press. The day was spent in hearing witnesses in the Kedley riot cases.
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Kedley
Atlanta Mob Shame Followers Questioned
A terse vocal remark targets Atlanta and its supporters, criticizing mob behavior. The speaker hints at political ambition with Hughes as a possible candidate while noting public defense spending with Dewey era shipbuilding plans. The line questions why such opposition persists.
Fire Fable Teaches Fire Safety To Children
A State Fire Marshal adapted a British contest tale to warn children about fire dangers. It narrates the Fire King assigning fire its duty to burn, the risks of matches, and the fate of Willie Simple who burns his room before brave firefighters save others. The story ends with a warning to keep away from fire.
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British Fire Prevention Committee
Willie Simple
Wille Simple
Willie
Officers Elected At Stendeh Gas Co In Ohio and W Va
The Stendeh Oil & Gas Co organized Monday evening in the office of William Freudenberger. Corporators elected directors William Freudenberger Wm C Brown Harry L May Rev N Merryman James Bigger. Officers elected: President William Freudenberger Secretary Rot Freudenberger Treasurer Harry May. Operations start in Harrison Jefferson in Ohio and Brooke County W V. Sunday selling. William Wills fined 50 dollars and costs by the Mayor for selling on Sunday Sept 16, plea not guilty. witnesses were brought to prove the charge. Nan Wright hauled to the lockup last night, very drunk.
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Stendeh OF & Gas Co
William Freudenberger
Wm. C. Brown
Harry L. May
N. Merryman
James
Wiliam Wills
South Fourth Street
Nan Wright
Don’t Slight Your Work It Is Dishonest
The message urges the reader to avoid devaluing their own efforts and to maintain integrity in their tasks. It implies that undercutting quality reflects poorly on the individual and compromises outcomes. The tone stresses accountability and honesty in performance.
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Atlanta
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Dewey
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National Biscuit Company
U. S
Tacoma
New York
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Ellery
Pitts
Burg
Roy Knabenshu
Mien
Ed Lade
Panama
Mieses
Hawthcorn
Haviland China
Ment
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