Club Calendar for Last Week of July
The last week of July lists to be held club meetings and picnics across Cascade Park and various streets. Attendees include Mrs. Ed ward King, Miss Clara Cotton, Mrs. Frank Cline felter, Mrs. Roy Ring er, and others from West Washington to Carlisle street and North Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Cotton
West Washington Street
Cascade Park
Bon Mon
John McDevitt
Carlisle Street
Quamequa Club
Roy Ringer
Ray Street
Butler Girls
Rock Springs
L. A. B. Club
Iona Kensington
B. A. H. Club
Jolly Twelve Club
Florence Sella
Friendship Street
A. B. Club
Cascade
Auxiliary Picnic For Veterans Families At Ideal Park
Members of the Daniel Leasure post and Spanish War Veterans families will attend a city picnic on Wednesday July 29 at Ideal Park Neshannock Falls. Cars should meet at the American Legion home at 10 am. Committees include Table Mrs Harry Lash Mrs Elmer Suber Mrs Thomas Vaughn Sports Mrs C H Buell Mrs Louise McGrath Mrs Dorothy Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Leasure
Eny
Ideal Park
Neshannock Falls
American Legion
Harry Lash
Elmer Suber
Thomas Vaughn
C. H. Buell
Louise McGrath
Dorothy Fulton
Party Celebrates Fourth Birthday at Croton Avenue Home
Mrs. Frank Doerr hosted Gibson Doerr’s fourth birthday party on Croton avenue Saturday from 2 to 5 pm. The lawn luncheon featured pink and white decor and a cake with lit candles, with 16 guests and gifts for the honoree. Aides included Mrs. George M Gibson and Mrs. Lewis Rudesill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Doerr
Croton Avenue
Gibson
George M Gibson
Lewis Rudesill
Betty Lou
Eugene Rudesill
Bobby
Helen
Louise Doerr
Miriam Smith
Gaylord Winder
Lester Black
Dorothy Ruth Kerr
Shirley Barge
Jane Rhodes
Mary
Frank Crisci
Dorothy
Gibson Doerr
Central Christian Bible School Picnic at Gaston Park
About 200 members of Central Christian church Sunday school and congregation attended the annual picnic Saturday at Gaston park. The program committee arranged baseball and outdoor games, and an elaborate picnic dinner was served. Committees included General committee George Phelps Lawson Downs William Barber Earl Riley and Menu committee Mrs C W Phelps Mrs Walter Gibson Mrs I D Cole and Mrs Frank Kirker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Gaston Park
George Phelps
Lawson Downs
William Barber
Earl Riley
C. W. Phelps
Walter Gibson
I. D. Cole
Frank Kirker
Share Honors At Afternoon Bridge
Miss Margaret McFate hosted ten guests on Delaware avenue Saturday afternoon to honor Mrs. Fred Lee a recent bride and Miss Katherine McMillin on her birthday. Gay garden flowers brightened the rooms as guests played bridge and enjoyed music. Gifts and refreshments followed served by the hostess and Miss Betty Rodenbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McFate
Delaware Avenue
Fred Lee
Katherine McMillin
Betty Rodenbaugh
Reception to honor Mr and Mrs Levine
Mr and Mrs Philip Levine of 430 Winter avenue host an open informal at home reception Thursday evening July 30 to honor their son and daughter in law Abe H Levine and his wife, a recent bride and groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Levine
Winter Avenue
Abe H. Levine
Kennedy Family Reunion at Cascade Park Honors Leaders
Descendants of Henry and Susanna Kennedy held their fifth annual reunion at Cascade Park on Saturday July 25. Officers elected after the dinner include President C. W. Boyer Vice President Audrey Cunningham Secretary Jennie Eckles and Treasurer J. L. Moser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Susanna Kennedy
Cascade Park
C. W. Boyer
Audrey Cunningham
Jennie Eckles
J. L. Moser
Reunion Planned at Kennedy Homestead Rose Point
J. L. Moser and Mrs. C. W. Boyer announce the next reunion to be held on the last Saturday of July 1926 at the old Kennedy homestead in Rose Point with Mrs. Audley Cunningham listed among amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Moser
C. W. Boyer
Audley Cunningham
Kennedy Homestead
Rose Point
Houk Hosts Honor Dinner for Amos Family in Dexter Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Houk of Moravia entertained a group of friends Sunday to honor Mr and Mrs Ross Amos and family of Dexter Ohio A elaborate dinner was served at 1 o clock with garden flowers in decoration Those present included Albert Houk Richard Amos and sons George and Elmer Dora Saxton Virgil Mildred Amos Wilbur Amos R F Houk and daughter Marjorie Ross Amos and family C C Folden Akron Ohio and Elsie Burnside New Castle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Houk
Moravia
Ross Amos
Dexter, O
Albert Houk
Richard Amos
George
Elmer
Dora Saxton
Virgil
Mildred Amos
Wilbur Amos
R. F. Houk
Marjorie
C. C. Folden
Akron
Elsie Burnside
New Castle
Frank M. Jones
South Walnut Street
Cambridge Springs
George Fox
Jeannette
New Castle Dry Goods Co
Anna Elliott
Mary Cochran
Court Street
Elizabeth Shaffer
Greensburg
Harold Gill
East Hazel Street
Lyle Emery
Edward Cavender
West Washington Street
John Hughes
Chicago
Robert McBurney
Walnut Street
French Creek
Samuel McMillin
Mary
Lathrop Street
Oil City
Franklin
William Ouster
C. H. Thompson
George Abel
Edenburg
J. Carlson
Dora
Mulberry Street
Yellowstone Park
William Gibson
East Street
Glenn McBride
Carlisle Street
Atlantic City
New York
Mick Family Reunion Held at New Wilmington Home
The Mick family held its annual reunion Saturday at Mrs. Clara Weber home in New Wilmington. Forty eight relatives attended and an elaborate noon dinner was served. The next reunion will be the last Saturday of July 1926 at Ernest Mick s home in New Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick
Clara Weber
New Wilmington
Ernest Mick
Engagement announced for Harvetta Romaine Gerlach and John Earl Black
Mr and Mrs H G Gerlach announce the engagement of their daughter Harvetta Romaine to John Earl Black of Edenburg Pa. The wedding is planned for early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Gerlach
Willow Grove Road
Harvetta Romaine
John Earl Black
Edenburg
Mrs Montgomery Hosts O M S T Club Meeting
Mrs F A Montgomery of Lowell ville C will entertain members of the O M S T club Wednesday July 29 Machines will meet the guests at Robinsons crossing at 10 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Montgomery
Lowellville, C
O. M. S. T. Club
Robinson's Crossing
Iona Kensington Members Host Picnic Dinner at Cascade Park
Iona Kensington members and their husbands will attend a special guests picnic dinner in Cascade park grove on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona Kensington
Grove
Cascade Park
Social to Benefit West Side Play Grounds
A social will be held Tuesday evening on the West Side school grounds to raise funds for the West Side play grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Butler Girls Club Plans Picnic Dinner at Rock Springs
Members of the Butler Girls club and their families will attend a picnic dinner at Rock Springs Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Girls Club
Rock Springs
Weekly Euchre at St Josephs Hall Tuesday Evening
The weekly euchre event at St Josephs hall is scheduled for Tuesday evening at 8 30. Players gather for a casual card game night in the parish venue with doors opening earlier for setup and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Hall
Daugherty Family Reunion at Gaston Park
Annual Daugherty reunion scheduled for August 15 at Gaston Park. Organizers urge descendants and relatives to attend and celebrate family ties in a community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty
Gaston Park
Wednesday Quilting Club Picnic at the Park
The Wednesday Quilting Club associates will hold an all day picnic at the park this Wednesday.
Kensington Club to Hold Annual Picnic Dinner
N. H. B. Kensington members will dine Thursday evening at Cascade Park for their annual picnic.
Cheri Ami Club Social Planned By Mrs Smith
Mrs Walter Smith of Delaware avenue will host Cheri Ami club members this evening for a social gathering at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheri Ami Club
Walter Smith
Delaware Avenue
O. M. K. Club Picnic at Cascade Park
Members of the O. M. K. club will hold a picnic dinner at Cascade Park on Wednesday at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. K. Club
Cascade Park
Les Gales Dix Club Meets Friday at Mrs Carpenter’s
Mrs J M Carpenter of Boyles Avenue will entertain members of the Les Gales Dix club on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Carpenter
Boyles Avenue
Y W C A Returns From Vacation
Miss Cassandra Aitken financial secretary of the Y W C A resumes duties after a two week vacation. She visited Harrisburg Gettysburg Franklin and other places with her sisters while away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassandra Aitken
Miss Aiken
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Franklin
Local Residents Take Weekend Trips and Visits
A long list of residents and guests travel to and from cities such as Ravenna Cleveland Pittsburgh Braddock Beaver Falls and Akron. Families announce weddings births and visits with relatives including Mrs S W Lowry Mr and Mrs William Walker Miss Dorothy Jean Wallace and Mr and Mrs Clifford Propst. Several return from trips to Yellowstone Atlantic City Niagara Falls and Washington with extended visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Lowry
Park Avenue
Akron
William Walker
Grant Street
Points
Canada
Marie McGonigle
Pittsburgh
John McDevitt
Carlisle Street
Clara Schnick
Garfield Avenue
Braddock
Gerald Ream
Greensburg
William Lewis
Laurel Boulevard
Dorothy Jean Wallace
Leasure Avenue
Beaver Falls
Nellie Hazlett
Hutchison Street
Sadie Force
Neshannock Avenue
Butler
Niagara Falls
Lake Points
A. C. Schnick
Mary McClaren
Mary Ann Tidball
Adams Street
J. B. McClaren
Whippo Street
Portable School Building Contract Sealed bids opened for Scotland Union school
Bids for erecting a portable school building at Scotland school in Union township to handle overflow from Scotland and White schools are under review by the school directors. The board meeting this evening will open the bids and likely award the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland School
Union Township
Hold Constable On Charge Of Shooting Two Men At Picnic
Constable Fred Schmidt of Baldwin township surrendered after shooting Dominic Nebis 30 and Toney Beck 25 at a picnic. Nebis was in serious condition with a chest wound. Beck had a leg wound. Witnesses say Schmidt fired during a fight and onlookers wrested his pistol before he fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Fred Schmidt
Baldwin Township
Dominic Nebis
Toney Beck
Nemic
Beck
Schmidt
City Agrees To Pay Half Of Cost For Bridge Approaches
The city council adopted a compromise proposed by Councilman H. G. Miller to pay half of the labor cost for approaches to the P R R bridge, about 240.60, after Engineer Timlin warned the approaches were left in poor condition due to thawed water. The action aims to protect the streetcar and auto bus route and maintain street safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
H. G. Miller
P O Company
Timlin
Miller
New Scout Troops Leave For Camp
Croton Boy Scout Troop No. 5 from Croton school set off Monday for Kennedy's Mill camp. Epworth M. E. church Troop No. 10 also sent a group to camp. Camping runs in two week blocks. with extra space, boys will stay into the fifth period to complete two weeks and allow camp to close a week early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton
Kennedy’s Mill
Epworth M. E. Church
Sunshine Kensington to Meet at Mrs Jackson’s Tonight
Mrs. Adeline Jackson of West Washington Street will entertain members of the Sunshine Kensington this evening in a religious and fraternal circle gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Jackson
West Washington Street
The
Sunshine Kensington
Temple Bible Class Holds Annual Picnic At Fralick Home
Members of the Temple Bible class and families plan a July picnic at Mrs. R. C. Fralick home on Norwood avenue with a six oclock tureen dinner. The sewing group from Section Eight of the Woman's Missionary society meets all day at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Bible Class
R. C. Fralick
Norwood Avenue
J. D. Warnock
C. M. Bannon
Dave Smith
McCune
Woman's Missionary Society
Young People’s society outing at Cascade Park
The Young People’s society plans an outing at Cascade Park this Saturday evening at 7 o’clock. Members from the local group will join an informal gathering with games and a short program after sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Young People’s Society
Cascade Park
Woman's Missionary Society to Meet This Week
The Woman's Missionary Society holds its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening at Mrs. Murphy's home on Cunningham Avenue. A combined class and prayer meeting will follow on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Midweek Prayer Service led by Thompson in pastor’s absence
H F Thompson will lead the midweek prayer service Wednesday evening due to Rev D R Dunn’s absence. There will be no evening church service or Epworth League service for the next three Sunday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Thompson
D. R. Dunn
Epworth League
Laura Young Bible Class Meeting Notice
Laura Young Bible class will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs J F Carpenter 915 Winslow Avenue Mrs R E Elmore leader and Miss McKee teacher conclude notice for community education program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Young
J. F. Carpenter
Winslow Avenue
R. E. Elmore
Miss McKee
St. Johns Lutheran Women to Meet and Discuss Care for Workers
St Johns Lutheran plans Tuesday evening gathering at Mrs C R Bishops home 223 North View Avenue with Mrs William Clappie leading a discussion on Taking Care of Our Workers. Thursday morning the Woman's Missionary Society will have a breakfast at Cascade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Lutheran
Woman's Missionary Society
C. R. Bishop
Northview Avenue
William Clappie
Cascade Park
Highland U P Sabbath School Picnic at Gaston Park
Highland U P plans its annual Sabbath School picnic for Friday August 14 at Gaston Park. The committee has organized an engaging sports program to unfold during the event.
Council Offers To Compromise Land Claim
City council authorized Councilman Hiram G. Miller to offer Mr and Mrs John Sanford 3000 for land taken and a shade tree removed for rounding East Main Street and Crawford Avenue. Councilman Lusk abstained citing a prior payment of 250 and a lot assessed at 715. Other councilmen deem 300 fair though the Sanfords reportedly asked 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Hiram G. Miller
John Sanford
East Main Street
Crawford Avenue
Lusk
Sanfords
Marriage License Was Not Needed
Ulysis Walker and Clara Bell Smith obtained a marriage license Saturday but returned it this morning, announcing they would remain single for a while. The 18 year old girl was accompanied by her mother at the license grant but appeared indifferent about the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysis Walker
Clara Bell Smith
Prothonotary
Layton Sentenced to Six Months in County Jail
John Layton pled nolo contendere to passing worthless checks and was sentenced by Judge Emery this morning to six months in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layton
John Layton
Emery
Worth
Epworth Circle to Hold Tureen Dinners at Cascade Park
Epworth M E Weaver Circle and Ladies Aid Society announce tureen dinners at Cascade Park. The circle gathering is Thursday at 6 30 p m with ice cream and coffee provided. Ladies Aid will serve a second tureen dinner at Cascade Park Wednesday at 12 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth M. E. Weaver
Cascade Park
Ladies’ Aid Society
Layton Passes Fewer Checks On Merchants Amid Charges
Fewer checks were passed by Layton on a number of merchants as several charges were filed and the sentences ordered to run concurrently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layton
Hope To Locate Gee's Relatives
William Williams Sr director of the poor seeks relatives of William T. Gee marble cutter who died here recently His body is at the Offutt morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Williams, Sr
William T. Gee
Offutt
Councilman Reports Sidewalk Re-lay Order for Norwood Ave
Councilman Bes Lusk told colleagues a local contractor failed to lay sidewalks on Norwood avenue to city grade. The city engineer was directed to order a re-lay of the sidewalks to meet the specified grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes Lusk Today
Norwood Avenue
Building Permits List for Various Property Types
A local notice lists permit requests and approvals for multiple properties including garages and dwellings. Names include Anna S. Cukabaum 401 Laurel, Paoli Nicolletti 1202 Butler, Weingartner Realty 305 Sutton, William M. Alexander 910 West Washington, G. E. Annabelle 320 Norwood, George Gronan Fountain Inn repairs, Standard Wire 511 Sampson storeroom, Jacob Safier 229 Meyer and 1016 Summit, James P. Sherbine 923 Franklin shop, Joseph Sacco 502 Friendship. Time cures everything except shaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna S. Cukabaum
Laurel Boulevard
Paoli Nicolletti
Butler Avenue
Weingartner Realty Company
Sutton Street
William M. Alexander
West
Washington Street
G. E. Annabelle
Norwood Avenue
George Gronan
Fountain Inn
Standard Wire Company
Sampson Street
Jacob Safier
Meyer Avenue
Summit Street
James P. She
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Wena
H. B. Kensington
Gates Dix Club
J. Hunter
G. C. Girls
W. M. Club
Earl White
Ainbow Club
Cascade K
Rev
Walter E. McClure
Metzler
Merriam
Ness
M. C. Limber Co
Greer Bldg
N. Mercer St
Jack Gerson
N. Mercer Street
Penn Theatre
Gerson
Central Christian Bible School Picnic
Mrs. Levine
Kennedy
E. M. M’creary
East Brook Grange Hall
Ivory
Amber
Mather Bros. Co
E. Washington Street
Benefit
N. H. B. Kensington
Y. W. C. A. Notes
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Igh Aga
Angelus
Snyder Piano Co
North
Mercer Street
Frank Norris
Franklin Avenue
Ravenna
Rosa Miller
Arlington Avenue
Cleveland
H. J. Buckingham
Primitive Methodist Church
Frank Chamber
Huron Avenue
Chautauqua Lake
John Streeter
Charles Dean
East Washington Street
Oliver Moore
Samuel Ellison
J. C. McMichael
Evelyn
S. W. Douthitt
Louise B. Hutton
Washington
C. Dickey
Cunningham Avenue
Homer B. Davis
Anna Hoskins
Hamilton Street
Margaret McFall
Donald R. McFall
Highland Avenue
Barclay Kirkwood
Steubenville
Donald McFall
Hilda Mueller
Mary Doerr
Charlotte Doerr
Painesville, O
Shoaff
City
McCall
Higgins Bros
Barmerly Stritmeter Bros
First Baptist
Primitive Methodist
M. E
Jack London
Gee
Wwurlitzer
W. J. Offutt CO
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