Church Banquet a Successful Farewell Event
The Christian Endeavor society of First Christian church hosted a farewell banquet for members bound for college and visiting guests. Forty attended as tables glowed in purple and white. Evelyn Winger led as toastmistress with speakers Helen Cotton, Esther Melinteckken, Reed McCullough, and Marace Stone sharing messages about youth, faith, and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of
First Christian Church
Evelyn Winger
Misa Helen. Cotton
Esther Melinteckken
Mev
Reed McCullough
Marace Stone
Pepelaging
Re 'E. Johns
Solo
R. E. Johan
EB. Johns
Martin Home Scene of Attractive Party
Attorney and Mrs J Nor man Martin hosted guests in North Maerter street Friday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs Herbert Newton Armstrong of New York City The roughly thirty attendees enjoyed vocal solos by Mrs Armstrong formerly Miss Sue Harvard Delicate refreshments followed with hostess assistance from Mrs Lawrence Getty Miss Helen Watson Miss Eleanor An Sere Miss Helen Foster and Mrs Norman A Martin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Norman Martin
North Maerter Street
Herbert Newton Armstrong
New York
Cts
Armstrong
Sue Harvard
Lawrence Getty
Youngstown
Ohio
Helen Watson
Cleveland
Eleanor
M. L. Black
New Martinsville
W. Va
William
Parkersburg
Blael
Mary Zeigler
North Mercer Street
Herbert Newton ‘Armstrong
New York City
John Harvard
Euclid Avenue
Pittsburgh
Scheulay Hotel
Atelantic City
Jess Millar
Olive
County Line Forest
St. Louis
Lincoln City
Ind
Edward Fleugel
Harry Weeks
East St. Louis
Picnic dinner honors Harvard sisters and New York guests
Misses Mary and Elisabeth Harvard hosted a Cascade Park picnic dinner Thursday evening to honor Mr. and Mrs. Herbert N. Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morris of New York City. Thirty guests dined from an elaborate menu with fall flowers. Local aides included Mrs. B. L. Owens and Miss Winifred Richards among others. out of town guests included Mrs. David N. Bevan and Mrs. Charles Davies. Park amusements followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Elisabeth Harvard
Euclid Avenue
Cascade Park
Herbert N. Armstrong
Paul Morris
New York City
B. L. Owens
Winifred Richards
Missy Elysbeth Williams
Mary Bigsley
Martha Owens
J. A. Beynon
David N. Bevan
Charles Davies
Woodlawn
Informal reception honors Rev Miller in Newark
Informal reception for Rev Carl A Miller of Newark New Zealand son of Rev W C Miller of Chicago former pastor of St Pauls Lutheran featured about thirty guests. Garden flowers and daily refreshments provided by host A C Duletterie with Miss Lillian Hartman assisting.
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Carl A. Miller
Newark
N. Z
W. C. Miller
Chicago
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
A. C. Duletterie
Highland Avenue
Lillian Hartman
Joint hostesses entertain at New Castle tea
Mrs George Grant Stitzinger and Mrs Paul Angus Carson hosted a reception and tea at the New Castle Field Club Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs Frederick Turner Slocum of Erie and Mrs Lawrence Arstrong Buzard of Selma. 165 guests attended including out of town visitors from Erie Knox Meadville Youngstown Sharon and Washington DC. Aides included Mrs Charles Johnson and a long list of local hosts and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grant Stitzinger
Lincoln Avenue
Paul Angus Carson
Wallace Avenue
Frederick Turner Slocum
Erie
Lawrence Arstrong Buzard
Selma
Ala
New Castle Field Club
A. M. Blinn
Harold Berlin
Knox, Pa
Fred McArthur
George McNickies
Meadville
Charles Hinkle
Youngstown
David Edwards
Sharon
House warming festivities and local reunions observed
A social evening at Mr and Mrs Read Me gown's home on Fairmont Avenue featured surprise guests and gifts. Travers Reunion noted with 130 relatives at Cascade Park and a grove dinner. Portersville church group and Buck Six Club gatherings also reported with multiple regional attendees and picnics at Cascade Park.
Local Social Notes Span Week End Visits and Travel
Personal mentions list residents visiting family and friends across cities including Baltimore Mansfield Garfield Avenue and Cleveland with many returning home from trips to Warren Youngstown Akron and Atlantic City. Several births engagements and hosted visits are noted along with motor trips to St Louis Lincoln City and Pittsburgh.
Religious and fraternal circles meet this week
Second United Presbyteriup Macedonian Circle holds its regular monthly meeting Tuesday in the church. The Women’s Missionary Society meets Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the church. G. A. R. Ladies meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. in City Building with lunch and a drive to the Children’s Home. Pythian Sisters host a corn roast Tuesday at Rose Point at Pinghurst cottage, the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyteriup
Macedonian Circle
Women’s Missionary Society
G. A. RR
Pythian Staters
Pythian Sisters
Rose Point
Pinghurst Cottage
Mra. J. L. Young
Building Permits and Traffic Report Toward City Hall
Weingartner Realty Company lists permits for 1024 DuShate street house and TOT Litton street house. Otto Kumrow seeks garage at 419 North Cedar street. Clyde Morrow requests garage at 320 Reistreet. W. OW Hayford files for sarage at 117 East Moody avenue. W EG Erk proposes porch on Tau County Line west. W H Bender requests house and garage at 572 Fatmont avenue. Peter Moss reports an auto with Pennsylvania plate 520 702 passed a stopped car at 15 mph at West Washington and Beaver streets. Owner to be ordered before the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weingartner Realty Qompany
DuShate Street
Weingartner Realty Company
Peter Moss
West Washington and
Beaver Streets
Pennsylvania
Englishman Hears Of Vast Inheritance In England
Bradford dispatch reports George Thomas Barker, living modestly in England, believes he will inherit 25 million dollars from John Barker, a steel millionaire said to be his brother, who died five years ago. He cites lawyers and estate claims as proof, while another claimant travels from the United States to pursue a share.
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Serviery
Bradford
England
Hla Nce
George Thomas Barker
John Barker
Pitahargh
Gleorge Thomas
United States
Squalor
George Thomas
Sutlatentort
American Bar Association
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the Guet
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Mansfield
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