Rotary Members And Wives Guests At Meeting
Rotary members and wives hosted an evening at the Maganic hall with speakers including Preela Hunt and Saendy. Guests were entertained by a choir led by MacNab and music from local performers as Mrs. Ging and Mrs. Hennessy oversaw hospitality. The event closed with informal social time and an announcement of the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maganic
Preela
Hunt
Saendy
Tio Laten
Cole
Preuileda
Secre
Hirsuridl
Bette
Shadetnuter
Charis Ph Asia
Llaetty I
Gavynaly Waly
Eerie
Thabeekan
Fox
Moh W. Cheb
Dota M Ging, Jr
Marshall
John Hennessy
Croe
Anngunemendt
Baptist Ushers Dinner At First Banks Church
Crystal holders with pink tapers decorated the First Banks church dining room for an usher dinner serving seven courses for 45 guests. Mrs. Marl Proe and Mrs. Teo Yorkes led the committee as wives of church ushers and others attended. The event featured social hours, refreshments, and a blue white color scheme with special guests and plans for future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Banks Church
Fear M. Linidis
Marl
Teo Yorkes
Abesdter Craft
VO. Cart
Mra
Ning
Reunited Ladies’ League
Idarberx
Ree United Ladies League
John Sontag
Neshamrock Avenue
Harry Sontie
Ruth
Alieob Sontag
John Kennehan
Nettie Cooper
Youngstown
Hoover
Della Moorer
West North Street
Honor Newlyweds at Dinner Party
Ada McConneil and Parker McConneil of Ellwood City wed Thursday afternoon at the Epworth M E church parsonage. Later a dinner on Enetid Avenue honored the couples, with plans for residence in Ellwood City and New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada McConneil
Wallace Avenue
Parcker McConneil
Ellwood City
Epworth M. E
Tinmer B. Davis
Maude A. Bush
North Stretch
Parly McConnel
Ikev
Momer i. Tuvis
C. and G
Prank Lennox
Moody Avenue
Kinelt
John Aldridge
Backford
Birthday dinners bring class members and guests together
Reported social notes describe several birthday and club dinners. Members of Warri ors class of the Second U. P. Church and Gramoda Kensington members with husbands enjoyed elaborate dinners at Mrs. Charles Book and Mrs. Clyde Fulkerson homes. Guests included Mrs. Lucille Martin, Miss Ruth Melard, and others. Decorations featured crystal holders and valentine favors. music, games, dancing, and prizes followed meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Charles Book
North Malberry
Socrates
Book
Lloyd Barnhart
Kathryn English
Tak Aner
Valentine
Lucille Martin
Ruth Melard
Gramnoda Kensington
Gramoda Kensington Meimbe
Bpecia
Clyde Fulkerson
Delaware Avenue
Ernest Smith
W. Robinson
Bruce Love
Robert Grooms
Ara
Ror Hughes
Ernest South
Wayne Snyder
Rory Hughes
Willian Sumk
Sala Bumber Dering Rin Eunning
Thayer McCurdy
Adetree
Rasher
Memorial Service of New Castle Fire Department July 25 1925
Annual memorial service for the New Castle Fire Department will be held Sunday evening July 25 1925 at the West Unristiun church. All members requested to be present. Members to meet at Central Fire Station at 7 oclock sharp. FIRE DEPARTMENT Local 261i
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sha New Castle
West Unristiun
Central Fire
Sharp
Loval
Get Yourself A Broom And Sweep Your Troubles Away
A terse note expresses resolve to clean up problems using a broom as a metaphor for clearing troubles. The line repeats with a playful dash so the reader grasps a simple, instructive motif. No specific names, places, or dates are present in readable text.
Reception at Highland Church for New Members
The Highland United Presbyterian Church hosted an overflow reception Thursday evening for new members of the church, with a program featuring humor, songs, and a pupil’s performance. Attendees included Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Meredith, Mrs. Lindsay, and others, while school board members Ho AL Wilkison and Mr. Merrilee spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland United Presbyter| Tan
Lily Dew
Phyler
Thighlane School
Imall Loys
A. Wilter
Urey
Harris
Molledry
Milholland
McClaren
Meredith
Gearny
Lindsay
Offutt
Hat Christian
Allen
Sheath
Ho AL Wilkison
Merrilee
Cy J. Streib
Noble
Guneh
Sumales
Erhont
Lindner
Sivan
Clarence
Iseher
Tie Davidson
Riley Aind
Religious and Fraternal Circles Missionary Meeting
Fragmented report of Presbyterian Sunday school and women’s groups meeting. Notes mention Mrs Livite Anderson Adamis, Miss Mobility, and Mrs Kate Idleman hosting events at local homes with refreshments and needlework activities described in garbled form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolen
Mishinaiary Society
Uh Presbyterian Uhiinh
Ingo
Aialersen
Manroy
Irogiers
Dana
Hempouf
Livite Anderson Adamis
Leste
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Rotary
Baptist
Janes McNulty
Neshamnocs Avenue
Modern Soul Club
Roy Wish
Edward Fulkerson
Roy Merriman
Mariam Rose
Youngstown C
G. . Crawford
North Jefferson Street
Unexpected Club
Mareet
Pitsburgh
Harold
LLOYD
America
Bessie Lieve
Waren Peat
Maud Muller
Peter Stuyvesant
Chronicle of America
Queen Sewing Cireta
Martha Morse
Queen Sewing Circle
Heer Homme
Sampson Street
William Crowe
James Stichards
Chestnut’ Street
T. T. Cink
Wnd
Elmer Suber
Bell
Avenue
I. i ¢Lub
Kensington
Helen Hartman
Moore Avenue
Pew Guardian
Wolsiger
Wohely Carl
Ben
Rire Bova
Law of Mirg
Toll Cat
Cort
Reaper
Bord
Halen Hartman
Gernudy Pattison
Joy Schidler
Tark Dee Keck
Mammy Monn
Komits Itu U the
I.agarinsens
Ehtet Diston
Anna Hamilton
P.¥. Cunningham
Beu Sweeney
Margaret Moore
Hos Regs
Travers
Eligabeth Travers
J. J. Lerger
Mrgaret Moore
Bee Sweenes
Ohio
Red Dull
Hater
W. B Andrews
Court Street
Shaw
Bianni Kissinger
Henry Dither
Crater
Newdle
Nisie
W. Ul. Brenneman
Emma Mississick
William Dregeenger
East Washington
Hea Jones
Winklow Avenue
George Kennedy
Lam Boles
John Meloaaled
Cound
E. M. McReary
Bell Phone
Waldorf Hall
Neshannock Ave
Mush
Mason-Dixon Orchestra
Ind
Cubby’s Entertainers
Dan
Willhena
Orly
Billy Williams
Tate A
Sato Pang
Highland Church
Chass Ateedings
Margaret Sturbbe
Loteinbera
Luok-Qut
W. OC. Tackett
C. Www
Miner
Newell Avenue
Ww. E. Harris
Mighland Avenia
LTA Clu
Men
W. IL Wilson
Dei
Ebeait
Wy Byrs
William Hortykinson
Omolie Davis
Henry Hay Dauether
Harry Minimond
Iis
Melvin
Lincoln
Wade Meemnelin
Wade Meeteng
Regmar
Jess Miller
County Line Street
Asupravan
Minne Bangh
Rohdoirey
Sehulla
Flux Patch
Leigh Rebipsen
Famett Flerbaugh
Airs
PE Hougland
Tuleres
Avcartie
Gowanda Cah Doe
Sis
Fanos Musherry Assoergie Lostess
ASW
OAL W
Aksorties
Mirs Neefer
Arlington Avenue
Smith
Henril Melrose
Ajes
Parner
Linstons
Girl Stieber
IM Avenue
Chad
Mek
Fred Deverall
North Merier Street
Malloy Qn
Muepiy
Dl Hosteas
Pebraury
Ars
Diones Fee
Cn. K
C. Blume
TNS
Mia
T.N. S.C
Oni Dyna Street
James Parry
Anna Dainty
Fred
Norwood
New York
Faille
East Waton BioNew
Cancis
Rention
Unita Presbyterian Sunday School
Jayeuhnes
Batler Ayvorine
Vening
Muse
Peter Sines
Mars Herry
Leerion PD
Mering. Sretion
Mies
Ekset
Strest
Mre
Loward Sturdy
Ayenue
Grace Cope
M Laura Frenvl
Jam Whitsa
Isaah
Thala Jobes
Karry Idleman
Youngstorn
Thumdar
George Johnston
Harry Ports
Leasure Avenue
Polonia Harti
Paisley
Rexel
Frain Crean von Biceds
Kaxbury
DeMirach
XiKiay
Ayers Michler
Layette Powiler
Sletba Miedier Ponds
Cress Othe
Sliwars
Crear
Simerhie Wiktroot
Rex
Parbey
Barhasol -Luitestrop Raz Durkan
Eveready Blades
Christy Wiles Rare Cres Dora
Cille de Blwles Atennen
Molle Ziti
Paisiey
Tate
Imperial Conailine
Bai Jeinleys Praamacy Sexatt Exam
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