Engagement of Popular Teacher Maude Liebendorfer Weds Jud Turner
Announcement of the engagement between Miss Maude Liebendorfer a public school teacher in this city and Jud C Turner of Ellwood City. No wedding date is given but planned for early summer. The bride to be resides in Wurtemburg and has taught at Westside school with many friends among children and adults. Turner holds a prominent position in Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Liebendorfer
Jud C. Turner
Ellwood City
Wurtemburg
Westside
Kensington U T D Meeting Set at Mrs Smith Connor Home
An all day meeting of the U T D Kensington will be held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Smith Connor in South New Castle borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. T. D. Kensington
Smith Connor
South New Castle Borough
Dinner Party in Darlington Honors Medards Return
Mr and Mrs Edward Cole hosted an elegant eight course dinner in Darlington on Friday for Mr and Mrs Charles E Medard who returned from California. Guests from Pittsburg Beaver Falls and local residents attended with 25 seated. Highlights included a pink white floral centerpiece and a two year old dancer Virginia Thurlkile from Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cole
Darlington
Charles E. Medard
California
Pittsburg
Beaver Falls
Virginia Thurlkile
Cole
Medard
George Lamoree
Frank Bower
Harry Alexander
J. D. Moore
Joy J. Scott Wood
Harry Wettich
Winners of First Christian contest visit banquest at YWCA
The Advanced Training class of First Christian church held a Friday evening banquet at the Y W C A cafeteria with 28 covers. Afterward Rev W W Sniff Henry Marvin Wm Vaughn and Miss Ethel Williams and Samuel Lewis spoke and sang. Special guests included Rev and Mrs W W Sniff Mr and Mrs William Vaughn Mr and Mrs Samuel Lewis Mr and Mrs E O Anderson and son Thomas Henry Marvin and Clyde Hoffmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
W. W. Sniff
Henry Marvin
Wm. Vaughn
Ethel Williams
Samuel Lewis
William Vaughn
E. O. Anderson
Thomas, Henry Marvin
Clyde Hoffmaster
Kensington Meeting Hosts Guests In Winter Avenue Home
Tuesday Kensington held a meeting Friday afternoon at Mrs. Margaret Hays home on Winter avenue. Special guest Mrs. Jacob Sallade of Philadelphia attended and refreshments were served by Zoe Hays and Mrs. Wallace with Mrs. Rounds assisting. Next Monday evening Mrs. J Q Roberts of Carlisle street will entertain Kensington members and their husbands in Mrs. Sallade’s honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Margaret Hays
Winter Avenue
Jacob Sallade
Philadelphia
Zoe Hays
Wallace
Rounds
J. Q. Roberts
Carlisle Street
Picnic at Cascade Park Hosts Lamme Guests
Members of the Current Events Circle of 1906 enjoyed their annual picnic at Cascade park Friday evening with covers for 30. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Lamme of California, and the evening was spent informally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
G. B. Lamme
California
High School Picnic Ends Week of Festivities
Junior and Sophomore dance and picnic wrap up the school’s commencement week at the park Friday afternoon. Teachers attended the outing and a grove dinner concluded the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Grove
Girls Club Luncheon At Country Club Attended By 21
Responding to Mrs. Alexander Crawford Hoyt invitation, the Girls' club enjoyed luncheon at the Country club on Lincoln avenue at 1 o'clock Friday afternoon. The 21 guests were seated at one long table decorated with pink peonies. The afternoon ended with cards and informal pleasantries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Crawford Hoyt
Lincoln Avenue
Country Club
Good Will Bible Class Ends Season With Gifts
The Good Will Bible class held its final meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Smith on Greenwood avenue with 38 members present. President Mrs. A G Sweesy presented Mr. and Mrs. J L Snyder a cut glass water set and plateau, honoring Snyder as class teacher. Refreshments followed and aides were Mrs W W Rodgers Mrs Chas Baker Mrs John Smith and Miss Bird Whiting. Next meeting planned for September at Mrs John Cox’s Walnut street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Bible
W. W. Rodgers
Chas. Baker
John Smith
Bird Whiting
John Cox
Walnut Street
Farther Light Society Hosts Sharon Baptist Gathering
The Farther Light society of the First Baptist church in Sharon hosted a village gathering with a program led by Alma Broadhead a returned missionary from China. Dainty refreshments followed and the group adjourned late. The next local meeting is set for Monday evening at Miss Edna Lewis's home on County Line streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farther Light Society
First Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Sharon
Alma Broadhead
China
Edna Lewis
County Line Streets
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Ora McCullough
Miss Ida McCullough and Miss Audren Cannon planned a delightful surprise party for Mrs Ora McCullough of Elm Street. An informal evening honored her birthday with about twenty five gifts and out of town guests Mrs Wood and children William and Thomas Wood of Youngstown. Games and music featured prizes awarded to Mrs Wood Mrs Rieber and Miss Gertrude Sullivan. A delicious lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida McCullough
Audren Cannon
Ora McCullough
Elm Street
McCullough
Wood
William and
Thomas Wood
Youngstown
Rieber
Gertrude Sullivan
Miss Riffer Heads to Germany for Summer Study
Miss Riffer, a German instructor at the high school in New Castle, will sail Thursday aboard the Pretoria to Germany. She plans summers in Germany and Italy to study customs and dialects, expecting a Master of Arts from Columbia University, and to return for the fall opening of school. She also hopes to visit Oberammergau to see the Passion play performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Riffer
New Castle
New York
Pretoria
Germany
Italy
Columbia University
Porter Wedding Unites Miss Elizabeth Kuhn and Charles Sontag
Judge W E Porter and Mrs Porter attended the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Kuhn and Charles Sontag at home near New Wilmington. Rev Kirkbride officiated. Miss Kuhn is daughter of Daniel Kuhn of East Lackawannock township Mercer county and has lived with the Porter family. They plan to reside on the Porter homestead. The ceremony drew close friends of the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Porter
Elizabeth Kuhn
Charles Sontag
Kirkbride
T. B. Porter
Porter
New Wilmington
Kuhn
Daniel Kuhn
East Lackawannock Township
Mercer County
Porter Homestead
Birthday Party for Henrietta Jones at 16 West Falls Street
Mrs George Jones hosted a party for her daughter Henrietta’s eighth birthday at 16 West Falls Street. Twenty three children attended from 2 to 5 pm Friday with games and refreshments at 4 pm. Pink and white carnations adorned the dining room with a large birthday cake and candles. Assistants included Mrs Andrew Spencer and Mrs George Houston. Out of town guest Mrs William Smith and her daughter Helen of Youngstown attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
George Jones
West Falls Street
Andrew Spencer
George Houston
William Smith
Helen
Youngstown
Elsie Etzweller and Granville Fisher Wed at Bethany Lutheran
At Rev. H. E. Harmon home Bethany Lutheran pastor wedding of Miss Elsie Etzweller and Granville W. Fisher both of Transfer was quietly solemnized on Friday afternoon with ring ceremony. They will reside in Transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Harmon
Bethany Lutheran Church
Elsie Etzweller
Granville W. Fisher
Transfer
Ice Cream and Cake Social at Bethany Lutheran Church
A social event offering ice cream and cake will be held Tuesday evening June 9 at Bethany Lutheran Church on East Washington Street. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Lutheran Church
East Washington Street
Spoon Club Picnic Delightful Outdoor Gathering
A Luncheon Spoon club picnic at Miss Ellen Long's East Falls street home featured orange blossom decor and 34 place settings. Guests planned a Tuesday breakfast on Moody avenue hosted by Mrs. Howard M. Kirk for June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spoon Club
Ellen Long
East Falls Street
Howard M. Kirk
Moody Avenue
Remarkable antique furniture on loan exhibit
A high school loan exhibit will display items including a piano over 200 years old loaned by Carl Springer of New York City, a 1812 chair and a 100 year old chair, a bed and two stools from India loaned by Mrs. E F Harper, a colonial table by Mrs. F E Sowersby, a 100 year old spinning wheel by Mrs. W G Eckles and Mrs. D W Eakin, an 85 year old cradle by Mrs. W W Porter and Miss Anna King, and other century marked pieces. The display space will be roped off and owners will receive a receipt when items are removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Springer
New York City
Jos. Rice
India
Miria White
E. F. Harper
F. E. Sowersby
W. G. Eckles
D. W. Eakin
W. W. Porter
Anna King
J. Howard Frew
L. G. Omery
Marie White
Clarence Fischer
Local loan exhibit offers nightly entertainments by talent
Entertainment nightly during the loan exhibit features local performers. Tuesday concert by Wednesday morning Musical club members led by Miss Elizabeth Jameson. Wednesday matinee lantern slides with storytellers Pied Piper of Hamelin with Miss Nora Gehla and others. Thursday and Friday programs include Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm and Old Folks' Concert with local acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jameson
Hamelin
Nora Gehla
Elizabeth Atkinson
The
Three Bears
Carrie Roberts Jeffries
Anna Perry
Y. M. Co
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Frye to Wed Miss Gordon in June Ceremony
Friends of Charles Frye formerly with the G. M. McKelvey Co. in Youngstown announce his marriage to Miss Carrie Louise Gordon of Youngstown on Wednesday June 10. Frye, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Frye of Sampson Street, will take a two weeks trip to Detroit and Buffalo then visit his parents before setting up housekeeping in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frye
G. M. McKelvey Co
Youngstown
Carrie Louise Gordon
Frye
Ed. Frye
Sampson Street
Detroit
Buffalo
Mr. Frye
Kensington Group Hosts Akron Guests at Madison Avenue Meeting
Mrs J F Griffith Miss Pearl Neff Mrs F F Urey and Mrs Warren Hoffmaster from Akron were special guests at the Girls Kensington gathering hosted by Miss Georgine Maxwell on Madison Avenue Friday evening. Refreshments were served after customary proceedings and Miss Helen Maxwell helped. An invitation from Mrs Charles Martin to meet at Clayton Street next Thursday evening was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Griffith
Pearl Neff
F. F. Urey
Warren Hoffmaster
Akron
Kensington
Georgine Maxwell
Madison Avenue
Helen Maxwell
Charles Martin
Clayton Street
Red and White Decor Highlight Mrs. Sidney Smith Event
Decorations in red and white adorned the Brooklyn Avenue home of Mrs. Sidney Smith for the T. W. Kensington gathering Friday. Special guests included Mrs. W. E. Grundy of California and Mrs. Hen non helped serve refreshments. The next meeting is planned for June 17 at Mrs. Edward Young’s camp on Slippery Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Smith
Brooklyn Avenue
T. W. Kensington
W. E. Grundy
California
Hennon
Edward Young
Slippery Rock
Local clubs host events across city venues
Mrs. Ernest Withers of Wilson avenue entertains the U S Club. Miss Elda Houlette of North street entertains the L A L club. The Young Fellows club holds a dance at Cascade Park. Mrs. David Jameson of North Jefferson street will host the Reading circle. Mrs J Q Roberts of Carlisle Street entertains the Tuesday Kensington and their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Withers
Wilson Avenue
U.S
Elda Houlette
North Street
Young Fellows Club
Cascade Park
David Jameson
North Jefferson Street
Reading
J. Q. Roberts
Carlisle St
Kensington
Picnic Hosts With Sunday School Friends
Mrs. W. W. Seh hosted a Friday picnic on Miller avenue for Mrs. Mary A. Davidson's First Methodist Sunday school class and friends. Pink and white flowers adorned tables. assistants included Mrs. Charles Mayne Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Calvin. The next picnic is planned for Friday July 10 at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Seh
Miller Avenue
Mary A. Davidson
First Methodist Church
Charles Mayne
Hamilton
Calvin
Park
Coxs Celebrate 25th Anniversary With Surprise Party
To mark the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cox of North Walnut street their daughter Miss Etta organized a Friday evening surprise party. About 30 guests mainly relatives attended and presented numerous gifts. The home was adorned with peonies and ferns and Miss Cox helped serve refreshments with Mrs. Leon Fink assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Cox
North Walnut Street
Etta
Miss Cox
Leon Fink
Nevada Club Hosts Sewing Night at Winter Avenue Home
Mrs. E Hoover of Winter Avenue hosted the Nevada club Friday evening with sewing and refreshments. Miss Lang assisted her sister. The next meeting is set for two weeks at Mrs. James Lotus’s home on Hamilton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hoover
Winter Avenue
Nevada Club
Miss Lang
James Lotus
Hamilton Street
Miss Bertha Pimm Hosts Kensington Meeting
Miss Bertha Pimm of West Washington Street entertained members of the Katherine Von Born Kensington club last evening. Kensington work and music were the diversions. Lunch was served by the hostess. Miss Bertha Young was a special guest. The time and place of the next meeting will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Pimm
West Washington Street
Katherine von Born
Dance Invitation to be Issued for Cascade Park Event
Invitations will be issued next week for a dance to be given by the High School Fellows at Cascade Park on Monday evening June 15. The arrangements committee includes Herbert Kirk Loyal Carson William McKee William Wallace and Frank Forney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Herbert Kirk
Loyal Carson
William McKee
William Wallace
Frank Forney
Sorosis Annual Picnic at Cascade Park Friday Evening
The Sorosis club held its annual picnic at Cascade Park on Friday evening, with members gathering for games, fellowship, and a social outing in pleasant outdoor conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis
Cascade Park
Delightful society gathering with roses and daisies
About sixty guests attended a society event noted for its charm and hospitality. Roses and daisies adorned the table as a tempting menu was served. The evening was spent informally with the next meeting set for October.
Peonies Set Scene for Mulberry Street Luncheon
Miss Mildred Reeves hosted a luncheon for Lawrence school teachers at Mulberry Street. The table featured peonies and six guests were served at 1 o'clock with an informal afternoon follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Reeves
Mulberry Street
Lawrence School
Altruistic Circle Members Dine With Devinneys Hosts
Members of the Altruistic circle and their husbands enjoyed a pleasant evening Friday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Devinney at the Hamilton residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Devinney
Hamilton
Social gathering with games music and refreshments
The event featured Flinch and other games, with a lively musical atmosphere. The hostess was assisted by Miss Helen Butz, Miss Margaret Devinny, Joel Snyder, Paul Jarvis and Mrs. A. E B. Butz serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flinch
Helen Butz
Margaret Devinny
Joel Snyder
Paul Jarvis
A. E B. Butz
Bay Family Reunion Set for June 11 at Court Street Home
The Bay family reunion will be held Thursday June 11 at Mrs Kate Patton's home on Court street. Friends from Mercer Grove City and Slippery Rock are expected to attend. Arrangements for the arm fair have all been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Patton
Court Street
Mercer
Grove City
Slippery Rock
Crawford avenue social scene at Tea Cup Inn dinner
Miss Ethel McMurtry of Crawford avenue entertained the N. T. B. club at dinner in the Tea Cup Inn Friday evening and the guests later attended a picture show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel McMurtry
Crawford Avenue
N. T. B. Club
Tea Cup Inn
Picture Theatre
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Palmer
Eastman Film
Kodaks
Metzler
E. L. Owens
Bell
Union 440
Heppelwhite
Mather Bros. Co., Jewelers and Silversmiths
East
Washington St
MO. C. Dwyer, Jeweler
Europe
Social
Clutton Soda Girl
Clutton Drug Store
Clutton
Buwer’s Reliable Furniture Store
J.N. Buwer
BIG Store
Mill ST
Uphol
Mellin’s Store
Bay Reunion
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