Shenango Choir 333 Plans Picnic Outing
Shenango Chapter 333 of the Order of the Eastern Star held a Friday rehearsal at Mrs. A. C. Dietterle’s Wilmington road home. Plans were completed for a July 20 picnic to be hosted by Mrs. Lillian Moore on Euclid avenue with co hosts Mrs. Bernice Parker and Mrs. Gula Hess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choir
Shenango Chapter
No. 333
Order of the Eastern Star
A. C. Dietterle
Wilmington Road
Lillian Moore
Euclid Avenue
Bernice Parker
Gula Hess
Dietterle
Lillian Buckner
Elizabeth Kleckner
Lucille Falls
Caroline Strumater
Anna Stump
Century club hosts sewing afternoon and prize
Members of the Century club were entertained by Mrs. Charles Mancine on Thursday afternoon. After business, sewing and chat followed. the raffle went to Mrs. Anthony Crouch. A later repast was served with aide Mrs. Fred Califato. Mrs. Ted DeSantis will host June 18 on Cascade Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
Charles Mancine
Anthony Crouch
Fred Califato
Ted DeSantis
Cascade Street
Guests Attend Meet of Macon Bridge Members
Mrs. J. R. Mears hosted Macon Bridge associates at her home Friday evening with four special guests including Mrs. Dallas Hildebrand Mrs. Alice Guy Mrs. James Horean and Mrs. Theodore Beighley. Three bridge tables competed with top scores to Mrs. Harry J. Reynolds Mrs. Luther Moore and Mrs. M. J. Young. Sweets were served during the contest. Mrs. James McCullough invited members to her home Friday June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Mears
Macon Bridge Associates
Dallas Hildebrand
Alice Guy
James Horean
Theodore Beighley
Harry J. Reynolds
Luther Moore
M. J. Young
James McCullough
Warren Avenue
Good Attendance at Mahoning Book Meet
A Mahoning Book club meeting drew good attendance at Mrs. Ella Meechem’s Miller avenue home. Special guests Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Bratschie attended. The group discussed current topics, exchanged books, and enjoyed informal social time with a dainty menu prepared by Mrs. Meechem and assistants. A tour of the hostess garden capped the pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Book Club
Ella Meechem
Miller Avenue
Moore
Bratschie
Social tea and games at Mrs Emerick home
Two tables of 500 were in play at the Martin street home of Mrs George Emerick Friday evening. Prizes went to Mrs L Jinks Ruth Carr and Irene McClelland with the hostess Mrs McClelland receiving the hostess award. Miss McClelland invited the group to meet at her Dewey avenue home next, date to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Emerick
Martin Street
L. Jinks
Ruth Carr
Irene McClelland
O F T Club Honors At Mrs White's Home Friday
Members of the O F T club gathered Friday evening at Mrs. Percy White hostesses home on Wilmington avenue for a cards contest. Prizes went to Mrs. Howard Boughton Mrs. White and Mrs. Kathryn Irwin. A blue and yellow decor theme adorned the tables and a tempting lunch was served. Mrs Irwin assisted and will host on Front street Friday June 19.
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O. F. T. Club
Percy White
Wilmington Avenue
Howard Boughton
White
Kathryn Irwin
Irwin
Front Street
Ministers Wives Attend Gathering At Local Club
Mrs Louis W Greenley of 1606 Highland Ave and Mrs E L Culbertson of 302 East Leasure Ave attend a social event at the Nameless Bridge and a stag party hosted by the Castle Hills club with other members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis W. Greenley
Highland Avenue
E. L. Culbertson
East Leasure Avenue
Frank Clarey
Castle Hills Club
Guests Feted At Parties While Here
Mrs. Robert Barron and daughters Mabel and Isabelle of Centralia visited West Washington Street homes in Pennsylvania and Ohio. They departed Thursday after a first regional visit. Mrs. Norman P. Gleason of Akron also stayed a few days, joining social functions including a Wednesday dinner party at Mrs. Thompson's and a Thursday luncheon hosted by Mrs. Mc Conahy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Barron
Mabel
Isabelle
Centralia
C. T. McCombs
Stewart Thompson
West Washington Street
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Norman P. Gleason
Akron
Thompson
Pittsburgh
Ten Ivory club tea event at local room
Mrs Eleanor Carvella hosted the Ten Ivory club last evening with dancing and cards. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Joseph DeLillo and Miss Theresa Fazzone. A dinner followed and plans for an outing were set for a later date. Special guest Mrs Adoph Valiensi attended. Members will meet in two weeks at Mrs Charles Richards home on Division Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Carvella
Ten Ivory Club
Joseph DeLillo
Theresa Fazzone
Adoph Valiensi
Charles Richards
Division Street
State Delegates To Favor Landon Ahead Of Cleveland Ballot
A majority of Pennsylvania 75 Republican votes are seen swinging to Gov Alf M Landon on the first ballot at the Cleveland convention with optimism he will be the nominee possibly pairing with U S Senator Arthur H Vandenberg If an impasse arises 15 to 20 Pennsylvania votes pledged to William E Borah may join Landon after the first poll
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Cleveland
U. S
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Sen
William E. Borah
Landon
Social notes add travel and recovery updates from area towns
Sam Viviano of Carnegie ends a visit with Mr and Mrs Nick Maciarello of 745 South Mill St Frances Corio of Friendship Street improves after illness Dewey Foster returns from Greenwich Conn to visit family Danny Cassella of Cleveland orchestra visits home Ruth Barris of Mahoningtown attends Harvest Home in West Middlesex Tony Veltri Beaver Falls and Sam Codiposto Chicago visit Nick Maciarello 745 South Mill St Mrs F L Kelley of Park Ave and Barbara Nesbitt Leasure Ave travel to Pittsburgh for weekend Barbara Nesbitt and Mrs Clyde Aiken attend Harvest Home in West Middlesex Dorothy Shriver Madison Ave recovers from car crash injuries Daniel B Kelso Pittsburgh schools instructor visits New Castle Kelso a Westminster College alumnus Rev J R Swanger Franklin Ave returns from Sandy Lake George F Reid and wife visit then depart for San Francisco Kathryn Nessle Allen and Margaretta Hess Oberlin reunions class '26 and '35 W M Leonard leaves Union Township High School for Barnesboro High School and summer school at University of Pittsburgh.
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Frances Corio
Friendship Street
Dewey Foster
Greenwich
Danny Cassella
Cleveland
South Mill Street
Ruth Barris
Mahoningtown
West Middlesex
Tony Veltri
Beaver Falls
Sam Codioposto
Chicago
Nick Maciarello
South Mill St
F. L. Kelley
Park Avenue
Barbara Nesbitt
Leasure Avenue
Pittsburgh
Clyde Aiken
Anderson Gibson
Dorothy Shriver
Madison Avenue
Sharon-Greenville Road
J. R. Swanger
Franklin Avenue
Sandy Lake
Swanger
George F. Reid
San Francisco
Cal
Reid
Till McMurray
Kathryne Nessle Allen
Allen Apartments
Neshannock Avenue
Margaretta E. Hess
Oberlin, O
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
G. W. C. club meeting hosts guests in Morton street home
Mrs. C. C. Couthard of Morton street received as guests in her home Friday afternoon eight women attended with conversation music and diversions. Mrs. Maria Richards of Franklin Pa was a guest. They planned next meeting for Friday June 19 with Mrs. Laura Johnson on Whippo street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Couthard
Morton Street
G. W. C. Club
Maria Richards
Franklin, Pa
Laura Johnson
Whippo Street
Catholic Daughters Install Officers in KofC Hall
The Catholic Daughters of America will install officers at a meeting in the Knights of Columbus hall Monday at eight o'clock with Mrs. Della K. Crawford of Midland Pennsylvania serving as installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. of A
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of C. Hall
Della K. Crawford
Midland
Birth Notices Require Signature and Doctor Names
Birth announcements in this column must be signed with the writer's name and address and include the name of the prescribing doctor.
Births Reported in Ellwood City and Butler Families
Born to Mr and Mrs Lorne Haberman of Ellwood City a daughter at Jameson Memorial hospital on June 5. A son arrived Memorial Day May 30 to Mr and Mrs Walter Haug of Butler Pa formerly of New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorne Haberman
Ellwood City
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Walter Haug
Butler, Pa
Haug
New Castle
Pageant Rehearsal Set By Queen Esther Circle
Religious notes announce a Pageant rehearsal Monday evening led by Queen Esther Circle of Croton M E Church for the June 14 program at 7 PM in the Croton M E auditorium. Miss Marjorie Rhodes oversees the pageant described as spectacular.
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Queen Esther Circle
Croton M. E
Marjorie Rhodes
Y. W. C. A. Holds Cascade Park Picnic Night
The True Blue Circle of the Y. W. C. A. met Tuesday at Cascade Park for a picnic dinner, the last meeting until October 6. Attendees included Dorothy Stewart secretary, Mary Sokoli president, and coach Mrs. Jennie Ostrosky.
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True Blue Circle
Cascade Park
Dorothy Stewart
Mary Sokoli
Jennie Ostrosky
Knights of Malta Leaders Honored at Malta Hall Booster Meeting
Grand officers of the Pennsylvania and Ohio Knights of Malta federation were honored guests at a Malta hall booster meeting. Grand Commander French of Pennsylvania and Grand Commander Boyer of Ohio spoke, followed by a luncheon ending the program. June 6. Dear Brother Lion: Lions host tureen dinner at Lakewood Beach cottage Tuesday at 6 30. Election of officers and directors to follow. Congratulations to Lion Ramsey, district governor designate. THOMAS I. ELLIOTT, Secretary.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Pennsylvania-Ohio
Lion
Ladies of the Lions
Lion Ramsey
Lakewood Beach
Doc Borland
Thomas I. Elliott
Political chatter and international notes from 1936
A London bandwagon discussion centers on Landon as the Republican nominee and the Vice Presidency. The column critiques Made in Britain and Oxford groups, notes a French political crisis with Leon Blum forming a socialist government, looming strikes, and a royal stamp of conservative sentiment amid a fragile European calm.
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France
Lebrun
Leon Blum
Europe
Ever Ready Club Meets at Elm Street Y W C A
The Ever Ready club gathered at the Elm Street Y W C A with Mrs C M Tyler as hostess and Rev N L Meek as guest speaker. After the business portion a social time was enjoyed. The club will meet Monday evening at Mrs Ola Millers home 703 State Street with Mrs Lyndora Hays and Mrs Miller as joint hostesses. The Mothers Aid Banquet was held Thursday evening in Second Baptist Church with Mrs Laura Young in charge and a strong effort credited to her. The club will meet Tuesday June 9 at 2 pm with Mrs Cora Nash hosting at 121 Shenango Street.
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Elm Street
C. M. Tyler
N. L. Meek
Ola Miller
State Street
Lyndora Hays
Mothers Aid
Mothers and Daughters
Second Baptist Church
Laura Young
Cora Nash
Shenango Street
Troops Move Northward as Canton's War Lords Question War
Canton and Kwangtung.Kwangsi forces march north toward Hangchow and Hankow unopposed by Hunan. Southwest council votes to declare war on Japan and form an anti Japanese Salvation Army to resist in North China. Canton says mobilization is a warning to await Nanking. Dr Lo Wen Kan says aim is to resist aggression not wage war.
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International News Service
Canton
China
Kwangtung
Kwangsi
Hangchow
Hankow
Hunan
Japan
Southwest Political Council
Nanking
Lo Wen- Kan
Mahoning Valley Grange Set Meeting Under Degree Team
Mahoning Valley Grange will hold a business meeting Tuesday night at 8 o clock with Master R Allison presiding. The third and fourth degrees will be conferred under the direction of Degree Team Captain Elma Robinson.
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Mahoning Valley Grange
R.allison
Elma Robinson
King Lear in Temple Street Store Sparks Tales of Gems
Higashi recalls travels with actor Mantell to Jamaica for Fox motion pictures and shows a collection of Mantell autographed photos. Mantell allowed no group photo without Higashi, praising him as a grand man and the world’s greatest King Lear, inspiring the scene in the Temple Street Store.
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United States
Canada
Higashi
Mr. Mantell
Jamaica
Fox
Mantell
Wieda
Accident victim Mae Green resting well after collision
Mrs Mae Green of R F D No 3 suffered a left knee cap fracture and head lacerations when the cars of her daughter Helen Green and James Sutton collided at North Mercer street and Moody avenue Friday morning. She was hurled through the windshield and is resting at Jameson Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Green
Helen Green
James Sutton
North Mercer Street
Moody Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Green
Girl Scouts Troop 8 Court of Awards Planned
The Girl Scouts of Troop 8 hold their annual court of awards on June 9 at 8 p.m. in the basement of the First U. P. Church. The event includes a tea hosted by badge earners and a ballad by the troop. Parents and friends are invited. Scribe Helen Williams.
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U. P
Scribe
Helen Williams
Rail Agents Frolic Golf Tournament at Beaver Valley
Members of the P. and L. E. Agents association plan a golf tournament and dinner at Beaver Valley Country Club on Patterson Heights above Beaver Falls on June 18. Local agents are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. & L. E. Agents’ Association
Beaver Valley Country Club
Patterson Heights
Beaver Falls
Petrified Horse Tail Rush Found
A seven inch petrified horse tail rush was found encased in rock by Joseph McGaffie, a highway worker, from a block sourced at the West Washington street quarry. Nick Casillo of the Senior high school faculty identified the fossil, noting it dates to the Carboniferous Age around 25 million years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McGaffie
West Washington Street
Nick Casillo
P L D Reading Circle Meets at Mrs Gardner Home
The P. L. D. Reading Circle will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Mabel Gardner in Duquesne. Participants gather for discussion and fellowship in a community reading group setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. D. Reading Circle
Mabel Gardner
Duquesne Street
McNally Named Postmaster for Aliquippa
President Roosevelt selects Philip Joseph McNally as Aliquippa postmaster with Senate confirmation anticipated before adjournment. McNally was recommended by Charles R. Eckert of Beaver and nomination sent to the Senate on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Philip Joseph McNally
Aliquippa
Mr. McNally
Senate
Charles R. Eckert
Beaver
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