Officers Elected At Guild Meeting
The American Woman's guild elected officers after a Friday program. New president is Mrs John Bay with other posts filled by Mrs William Fielding Mrs P K Fike Mrs John Agnew Mrs J N Blackstone Mrs Margaret Speer Gibson and librarian Mrs William Fielding. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs D F Ralph's home on Delaware avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woman's Guild
P. K. Fike
Croton Avenue
Cleveland
Harrison
8. O. McMillin
T. C. Armstrong
J. N. Blackstone
John Bay
William Fielding
P. K., Fike
John Agnew
Margaret Speer Gibson
D. F. Ralph
Delaware Avenue
Junior Senior Annual Banquet Planned at New Castle High
Arrangements are under way for the Junior class banquet to be held in the Odd Fellows hall on Neshannock Avenue Friday evening May 22. Invitations are not yet issued but the event is expected to draw many from both classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle High School
Odd Fellows Hall
Neshannock Avenue
E. E. Higley
First Methodist Church
Opera House
Quiet wedding at Methodist parsonage in Harlansburg
Miss Lillian Mabelle Cameron married James Clyde Pisor of Grove City with Rev. R. G. Thomas officiating. Cameron daughter and Lawrence County teacher. Pisor a Grove City businessman. They plan to reside in Grove City after May 1. Helena Auxiliary meets. plans Christmas box for a missionary with contributions due at Mrs. T. A. Kimes home before next Thursday. Use Hanna's Green Seal Paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Parsonage
Harlansburg
Lillian Mabelle Cameron
James Clyde Pisor
Grove City
R. G. Thomas
A. F. Cameron
Lawrence County
Pisor
Helena
First Presbyterian Church
T. A. Kimes
North Jefferson Street
Smart Function at Pearson Home
Mrs S DeGraff Pearson entertained Friday afternoon for her house guest Mrs Clifford Smith of Conneaut with six hand euchre and ten rooms beautifully decorated. Pink roses, red tulips, and yellow daffodils set color lines. luncheon followed. favors won by Esther Watson and Charlies H Johnson. Guests included Marian Mackey and Andee Conant from distant towns. Mrs Smith to stay until late next week. Upcoming club meetings announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. DeGraff Pearson
West Grant Street
Clifford Smith
Conneaut
Susanna Young
Gertrude and
Mary Pearson
Esther Watson
Charlies H. Johnson
Marian Mackey
Franklin
H. Milton Brown
Ashtabula
Andee Conant
Hiram, C
Mentor club hosts delightful Richelieu avenue meeting
Meeting with Mr and Mrs L Short of Richelieu avenue Friday evening the Mentor club enjoyed cards and lively topics. The hostess with her sister Miss Marshall served lunch and Mr and Mrs John Harris joined the club last night. In two weeks Mr and Mrs Leroy Whiting of Cascade avenue will entertain the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Grace
Cleveland
Bennett Grace
East Street
Harry Ketler
North Lawrence
T. D. Ketler
Court Street
M. J. White
Pittsburg
S. S. Sampson
Boyles Avenue
Elizabeth Biddle
Morgantown
Miss Rose Dundas Honored at Locust Street Party
Mrs. William W. Sweet hosted about 25 guests on Friday night at 162 Locust Street in honor of her sister Miss Rose Dundas. The gathering, mainly clerks from Eowers' store where Miss Dundas works, featured dinner, pink and white decorations, and an evening of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Sweet
Locust Street
Rose Dundas
Eowers’ Store
Miss Dundas
Ladies Aid guests host at Sara Jones home
More than a dozen members of the Ladies Aid of the First Baptist church visited Miss Sara Jones on North Walnut street Friday evening. They brought two gifts for the bride-elect as music and social conversation preceded light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Baptist Church
Sara Jones
North Walnut Street
Mr and Mrs Watson and Zimmerman wed in Fay
Mr Mary L Watson of Volant and Preston C Zimmerman of Leesburg tied in Fay with Rev M L Furst officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr& Mary L. Watson
Volant
Preston C. Zimmerman
Leesburg
Rev
M. L. Furst
Local social notices list visitors and illness in McCaslin area
Personal mentions record J C Wallace of McCaslin ill with rheumatism and numerous guests in the city from Energy Neshannock Harmony and other towns. Visitors include Miss Mae Davis and Miss Willa Fehl, plus Mrs R G Boak Mrs George Vogel and many relatives in Slippery Rock Beaver and Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Wallace
McCaslin
James Barnett
Energy
Mae Davis
Neshannock Avenue
Sharon
R. G. Boak
Chawford Avenue
Slippery Rock
Willa Fehl
Chestnut Street
Harmony
Andee Congar
Hiram, O
Charles H. Johnson
Highland Avenue
Bessie Smith
North Jefferson Street
Beaver College
Roy Carpenter
Richelieu Avenue
Pittsburg
George Vogel
Banks Closed Temporarily In Venango County Pa
The Farmers' National Bank of Emlenton with 50000 capital and the First National Bank of Clintonville with 25000 capital in Venango county were closed by the Comptroller of the Currency. Clintonville bank is said to be a subsidiary of Emlenton. Suspension believed temporary and stockholders and depositors will lose nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Farmers’ National Bank of
Ementon
First National Bank of
Clintonsville
Venango County
Clintonville
Emlenton Bank
Helping Hand Bible Class Bean Supper Saturday Night
A bean supper hosted by the Helping Hand Bible Class at Central Presbyterian Church runs Saturday from 5 to 8 PM. Tickets are 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
First Honor Legion In Haiti Historical Note
The article recalls Haiti in 1849 adopting the Legion of Honor imitation of Napoleon’s order. Soulouque as Faustin I instituted it, distributing honors lavishly, and the issue eased after Sou touque’s death Gaulois notes. A separate quip on guessing a girl's age and a fact about orchard grass protein 4.9 to 100 pounds is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Legion of Honor
Soulouque
Faustin I
Napoleon
Soutouque
Extra Pay for Music on Ships and Public Morals
The London Gazette notes an extra two shillings weekly for ship crews with a chaplain and singing duties during divine service. The Somerville Journal observes that large diamonds are deemed vulgar by some, while George Eliot argues for diligence and honesty in work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
Somerville Journal
Streets Swept by Convicts in Java Towns
A Wide World Magazine excerpt describes public streets in Java towns cleaned daily by native convicts chained in groups of 20 to 30. Barefoot native soldiers supervise, prepared to shoot if escape attempts occur while workers are unchained under guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Wide World Magazine
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Buwers
Messrs
Fred McKee
Donald Stewart
William Caldwell
Misses Zoe Hays
Ethel Rentz
Mildred Reed
Cameron-Pizor
Hanna
G.W. Veach & CO
Matthews Electric CO
North and
Mill Sts
Pearson Home
Frank C. Douds
Harry McKee
Guerard
K. of P. Hall
Walter Reynolds
Walnut Street
Lincoln and Garfield
C. L. Snyder
Highland Kensington
W. G. Price
Reis Avenue
Harry Warden
Coterie Club
William Jones
Ray Street
Walter Hail
Madison Avenue
Presbyterian Choir of
John Stevens
Handel Ora‘torio Society
Chrstian Miller
David
Jameson
Katheryne Elston
Drawers
Euwers
Ascot
Merry Widow
WJUU
Reds
Bob Evans
Bonwitt & Glitter
New York City
Weill
George Eliot
Mexico
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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