Children Day observance at Ma honing M E church program
A large Sunday evening attendance is expected for Children’s Day at Ma honing M E church. The program features a long list of songs recitations and a flag drill performed by the Sunday school children and local participants.
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Mahoning M. E
Frances Turner
Parker Dickson
Virginia Yates
Cecil Mitchell
Harriet Truby
Jack Ballard
Elizabeth Steen
June
Trevor Zahnizer
William Walter
Defrayne Snyder
Claire Anderson
Roy Krepps
Mary Martin
Wilda Yates
Lucille Davison
Frank Meyer
Mahoning M. E. Church Board Meets in Regular Session
A regular meeting of the Mahoning Methodist church board of trustees convened last night and routine business was transacted.
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Mahoning M. E. Church
Standard Bearers Honor Mrs Sheehy At Church Social
The Standard Bearers of the Ma honing M. E. church held a social in the church parlors last evening with good attendance and special guest Mrs. J. Y. Sheehy of Cambridge Md a former superintendent. Mrs Sheehy received a cut glass dish. Nancy Kelly bound for Yellowstone Park was given a handkerchief shower. A fine musical program followed by refreshments.
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Mahoning M. E
J. Y. Sheehy
Cambridge, Md
Sheehy
Nancy Kelly
Yellowstone Park
Grange Meeting Attended by Local Families in New Wilmington
Messrs. Charles Shearer W S McGinnis L L Robinson and Harry Fullerton and family of North Beaver attended the grange meeting held at New Wilmington yesterday.
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Charles Shearer
W. S. McGinnis
L. L. Robinson
Harry Fullerton
North Beaver
New Wilmington
Master William Weigle Heads to Princeton This Summer
Master William Weigle of North Cedar street will leave for Princeton immediately after school ends. He will spend the summer with relatives there.
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William Weigle
North Cedar Street
Princeton
Mahon School Sixth Graders Plan Picnic Along Hickory Creek
Grade six pupils from Mahon ing school will picnic this afternoon along Hickory Creek if weather allows. Miss Hattie Welsh, the classroom teacher, will accompany the group.
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Mahoning
Hattie Welsh
The Nation's Peril in Five Big Acts at Crescent Theatre
A dramatic presentation depicts the U S Atlantic fleet sinking a ship by shell fire in five acts. Thousands of soldiers sailors and marines shell bombardment wireless station and mine explosions are shown. Joseph Daniels Ardmore Winslow and Admiral Fletcher appear in the production at the Crescent Theatre today.
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U. S. Atlantic
Joseph Daniels
Ardmore Winslow
Admiral Fletcher
Crescent Theatre
Mahoning Presbyterian Board Sets Bid Meeting Actions
At the Mahoning Presbyterian board meeting trustees announce will take bids for pending projects and discuss procurement terms.
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The
Mahoning Presbyterian
Germs are dangerous antiseptic use for health
Do not overlook germs in modern homes. Hyclorite antiseptic kills germs on burns and wounds and cleans mouths. Rinse with a few drops for throat health and fresh breath. Used in hospitals and by dentists, sold widely by druggists.
Sport frock showcases youthful sport clothing styles
A descriptive piece highlights sport clothes for women as a fountain of youth. It details a blue and white striped silk jersey skirt with inverted box-pleats, patch pockets, and a white chiffon middy blouse with sailor collar, paired with a Leghorn broad-brimmed hat and white kid low shoes.
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Kid
Church reports subscriptions for church improvements
The church reported member subscriptions last evening and sufficient funds were pledged to allow trustees to proceed with planned improvements. Bids are requested and must be submitted by July 1 for a new heating system frescoing and other repairs to the church and parsonage.
King’s Herald Band Social at Ma honing M E Church
The King’s Herald band will hold a social Friday evening at the Ma honing M E church. Ice cream and other good things will be served by the girls of the band.
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King’s Herald
Mahoning
Mahoning Tennis Club to Meet for Reorganization
Interested club members clear the court at the Mahoning Tennis club on North Liberty. A meeting to discuss reorganization will be held this evening at eight o'clock at the Mellvenny store on North Liberty street.
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Mahoning Tennis Club
North Liberty
Mellvenny Store
North Liberty Street
Grass plots planned for Mahoning school annexes
Workmen began preparing the plots in front of the northern annex for a grass area to beautify the new Mahoning school building. A similar lawn will be laid in front of the southern annex to improve the campus appearance.
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Mahoning School
Seventh Ward Shops Implement Summer Half Holiday
Grocery stores and meat markets in the Seventh ward begin a summer half holiday during June through September. Stores rushed to fill orders ahead of the change as residents show approval for shorter hours.
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Seventh Ward
Grade 5A Wins Automobile Contest Over 5B
The grade 5A pupils win the automobile contest with many miles to spare over grade 5B. 5A has 4055 miles to spare for attendance and spelling. The prize is a picnic hosted by 5B, scheduled for today if weather permits. Miss Margaret Ruthrauff teaches 5A and Miss Florence Allen teaches 5B.
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Margaret Ruthrauff
Florence Allen
Barn Torn Down on Frisbee Property for Lumber Use
Co. D. Johnston of Montgomery avenue demolishes the old barn on the Frisbee property located on Plum alley to reuse the lumber in building on his own property.
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Co. D. Johnston
Montgomery Avenue
Plumalley
Local Social Guests Visit Moravia and Wampum Residents
Mrs. Levinah Davis of Moravia and Mrs. H. L. Riley along with Mrs. J. Cunningham and Miss Margaret Marshall of Wampum were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Davis on North Cedar street yesterday. Stewart Hanna of North Beaver was a city visiting businessman. The Misses Florence Evans and Oneila Williamson of Newton Falls were also mentioned in the social notes.
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Levinah Davis
Moravia
H. L. Riley
J. W. Cunningham
Margaret Marshall
Wampum
H. H. Davis
North Cedar Street
Stewart Hanna
North Beaver
Florence Evans
Oneila Williamson
Newton Falls
Mobile residents and visitors listed for Erie area notes
City visitors and residents are noted in a list including Samuel Laughlin James Kelso Dr V Cox Dr H H Davis J C Norris Blodwen Evans W T Saul Mrs W T Saul Mrs F W First C E McDougall Willis Fullerton A C Kyser Mr and Mrs Bodine W E Hackett Mrs R H Lusk Lula Daily Harold Wilson James Wilson John Warner J E Patterson moving between homes and attending local events. Mrs Johnston attended a funeral near Enon. Master Leland Hamilton ill. Clark Wilson also listed as having business in the city.
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J.C. Norris
W. T. Saul
West Cherry Street
Pennsylvania
Mahoningtown
Stoneboro
F. W. First
Pittsburg
C. E. McDougall
Willis Fullerton
North Beaver
A. C. Kyser
North Cedar Street
Keystone Ranch
National Hog Company
F. F. Bodine
Cildren
Youngstown
W. E. Hackett
Wabash Avenue
R. H. Lusk
Lula
Robert Daily
Montgomery
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