Women’s art guild meetings feature lectures and planning
Erie avenue hosts a Friday session of the American Woman’s guild with papers on Benjamin West Joshua Reynolds and the nature of true art. Committees were formed to coordinate with Associated Charities and the Library Association. The Twentieth Century club and T. H. E. Girls also held social gatherings with prizes and a luncheon.
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Erie Avenue
American Woman's Guild
P. K. Fike
Benjamin West
Joshua Reynolds
Edward Elder
J. N. Blackstone
Croton Avenue
Easter decorating and egg hunt delight N. T. B. club
Miss Leah White hosted the N. T. B. club with Easter dec orations and cards. Nell Elliott won the egg hunt and a pretty favor. A choice com may be served and little chickens tied to place cards. The meeting likely will be the last until fall.
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Leah White
N. T. B. Club
Nell Elliott
Highland Avenue Kensington Ladies Tea Party Summary
Members of the Highland Avenue Kensington enjoyed a pleasant Friday afternoon with sewing and social chat. Mrs. Charles G. Lind ner hosted, with assistance from Mrs. J. H. Frew, who served refreshments.
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Charles G. Lindner
Delaware Avenue
Highland Avenue Kensington
J. H. Frew
Alameda club entertained by Mrs Campbell at Lyndal Street
Mrs R D Campbell of Lyndal Street entertained the Alameda club Friday evening with a social period of games and music. Refreshments followed, and Mrs Smith of Crawford Avenue will entertain the club next Thursday evening.
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R. D. Campbell
Lyndal Street
Alameda
Smith
Crawford Avenue
Interior Colors for Walls and Ceilings by Dickson Co
Dickson & Co announces special interior colors for walls and ceilings. The shades promise a rich velvety finish when dried, marketed by the hardware supplier in 1982.
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Dickson & Co
M Kinley Welch Nuptials Quietly Celebrated
Miss Bessie McKinley of West Washington street and Mr Edgar T Welch of Grove City wed at 4 30 pm Saturday at the bride’s mother's home with Rev Scott Hershey officiating. The couple plan a wedding trip before settling in Grove City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Mc Kinley
West Washington Street
Edgar T. Welch
Grove City
Sarah McKinley
Scott F. Hershey
First Presbyterian Church
Miss McKinley
Mr. Welch
Charles H. Welch
Arbuthnot, Stephenson Dry Goods Firm
Pitsburg
Matinee Honors for Bride Elect Miss Jean Norris
Miss Jean Norris, a bride-to-be, was honored at a Friday afternoon matinee hosted by Mrs Cassius Ralph in East Grant street. Pink and white flowers dressed the luncheon tables and a delicious menu followed arrivals. The Misses France Brown and Mary Pearson assisted. The group played six handed euchre with Miss Margaret Sankey and Mrs Chester W Wallace winning the final prizes.
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Twentieth Century Club
Marie Wilson
Highland Avenue
Jean Kaufman
Caroline Douthitt
Messrs
R. W. Jackson
J. F. Leonardson
Charles Pearce
Charles Slough
B. M. D. Quig
Helen Watson
North Mercer Street
Jean Norris
Cassius Ralph
East Grant Street
France Brown
Mary Pearson
Margaret Sankey
Chester W. Wallace
Basket club meeting at Jameson home on North Jefferson
The Basket club gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Jameson on North Jefferson Street Friday evening. Sweet peas adorned the tables and a neatly set dinner was served. Committees included Mrs. E. EB Leavy Mrs. T. F. Morehead and Mrs. BE Norris. Cards followed the meal and plans were announced for a future host couple Mr. and Mrs. BE Phillips on North Beaver Street in three weeks.
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David Jameson
North Jefferson Street
Basket Club
E. EB. Leavy
T. F. Morehead
BE. F. Norris
BE. I. Phillips
North Beaver Street
Community club meetings and gatherings listed
The Royal Neighbors meet in the K of P hall. Mr and Mrs Cassius Finey host the Monday Night club on West Grant street. The Current Events circle meets with Mrs John C Dwyre on Lincoln avenue. The Oratorio society gathers at 8 pm in the high school chapel. The Paul Laurence Dunbar Reading circle meets with Mrs Margaret Streets.
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P. Hall
Cassius Finey
West Grant Street
John C. Dwyre
Lincoln Avenue
Paul Laurence Dunbar
Margaret Streets
Junior Class Social At High School Chapel Delights Students
The junior class held a social in the high school chapel on Friday evening. The event drew more than 150 students and featured a musical and literary program followed by refreshments.
Daughters of the King Meet at Trinity Church
The Daughters of the King of Trinity church will meet at 7:30 p m Monday evening in the guild room.
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Daughters of the King of Trinity Church
Edith Childs Hosts Old Glory Club Evening
Miss Edith Childs of North Street entertained Old Glory club members Thursday evening. Yellow
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Edith Childs
North _ street
Old Glory Club
X Y Z Girls Skip Meeting Before Holy Week
The group announced no meeting this week due to Holy week. Games and music preceded a light lunch as decorations were noted.
Boys Caught With Load of Stolen Goods
District Attorney Young's office traced a theft ring led by a youth named Emery. With accomplices Fred Henry and Richard Cook, they moved plunder from Dean's wholesale house between 11 pm and 2 am, three trips through a window, storing items in sacks. Detectives recovered goods including molasses butter and cheese. origin confirmed by W. J. Hartzell.
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Fred Henry
South New Castle
Richard Cook
Young
Dean
Young Emery
Logan
Henry
Cook
Mr. Dean
J. J. Ligo
Logan and
Stewart
W. J. Hartzell
Local residents return from visits. illness update noted
Mrs. S. W. Lewis and family return from Youngstown. Attorney and Mrs. E. N. Baer return from Cambridge Springs. Mrs. A. R. Shaffer remains seriously ill with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Gwin return from Youngstown. Miss Evelyn Diefenderfer returns from Shenango visit with the Diefenderfer family. Mrs. Thomas Miquel and son Joseph and Miss Emma Mershimer guests of the Hay family in Weston. Miss Eliza Ralph is seriously ill. Mrs. F. A. Shape visits. Howard McMillen, State College senior, guest of his father S. O. McMillen. will tour cities with mechanical department seniors.
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S. W. Lewis
Long Avenue
Youngstown
E. N. Baer
Neshannock Avenue
Cambridge Springs
A. R. Shaffer
Pearson Street
E. A. Gwin
J. 8. Cross
Evelyn Diefenderfer
Shenango
W. H. Diefenderfer
Phillips Place
Thomas Miquel
Joseph
Emma Mershimer
Spruce Street
N. R. Hay
Weston
Ohio
Eliza Ralph
Walnut Street
F. A. Shape
E. Jean Emery
Margaret Snyder
Eastbrook Road Gets Macadamized Within City Limits
Street Commissioner Jud Barteaux and crew begin macadamizing the section of Eastbrook road inside the city between the end of Croton avenue and the city line. The improvement is a needed one.
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Jud Barteaux
Eastbrook
Croton Avenue
Church Ladies Host Dinner April 14
By the ladies of the Central Christian church a meal is planned for Tuesday afternoon and evening April 14 with supper served from 6 to 8 and a price of 25 cents.
Eggs at 15c a dozen for Saturday sale
Hemphill and McConnell's at 28 Washington Street advertise eggs for sale at 15 cents a dozen this Saturday. The notice also promotes FLOORLAC for finishing old floors without showing stock marks and heel marks, inviting readers to learn how to achieve a pretty effect. Dickson & Co., Hardware, 1982
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Hemphill and McConnell’s
Washington Street
Dickson & Co
Will Forgers Sentenced in Crawford Estate Case
George B. Schooley, formerly of Philadelphia, pled guilty to forging the late James L. Crawford will and signature to gain control of most of a million dollar estate for widow Huldah A. Crawford. He receives ten years in the eastern penitentiary. witnesses Reidel and Bachman get five years each.
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Scranton
George B. Schooley
Philadelphia
James L. Crawford
Huldah A. Crawford
Edwards
Eastern
Charles Reidel
Landaville
N. J
Albert Bach
Crawford
Edwards January
Ivy
Easton
Conspiracy Case Involves Fake Signature Stamp
Testimony shows on June 7 1906 a rubber stamp bearing Mr Crawford's signature was created for Schooley and presented by Keating and company as proof. Lewis H Orcutt remains the sole defendant yet to be disposed of and will be tried for perjury in the next term of court. Lustro Finish for Interior Wood Work.
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Schooley
Keating and Company
Mr. Crawford
Lewis H. Orcutt
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M’kinley-Welch
RALPH
King
W. E. Ganno
Kathleen Patterson
Euwers
Bates
Seersucker
Madras
Copenhagen
Reseda
McCall
eTelele
Ieee
Eastbrook Road
Reidel and
Bach
Man
Clutton
Owens Studio
Baby Photographs
East Washington St
John K. Tener
Ladies
Oxfords
Thomas & Llewelyn Iincave
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