Quiston Reunion Held at Wampum
The McQuiston reunion met Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs John Kel in Wampum with about 400 attendees. Rev West of Opera Rock spoke, a bounteous meal was served, and officers for the next year were elected including Elmer Foy as president and Mrs Wis of Ellwood City as secretary. Participants came from New Castle Freeport Ellwood City Wampum North Beaver Slippery Rock Cecil and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kel
Wampum
West
Opera Rock
Elmer Foy
Ccer County
Wi.wis
Ellwood City
Peter Kelly
Treas
Donia
Marcer County
New Castle
Freesda
Norther Township
Big Beaver Townup
Slippery Rock
Cecil
Enjoyable Evening Party Honors Soldier Returning from Service
Patriotic decorations graced a social at Mr. and Mrs. Ward Quest's home on Sunday Avenue. The event honored James Niels who recently returned from service in France. Mr. Daniels left for Camp Sherman December 14, 1917 and joined France in June 1918. A year after enlistment he crossed the Rhine with the Army of Occupation. He returned to the U S about a month ago and was discharged from Camp Sherman. Thirty guests attended the gathering with Mrs. David Harris performing and Miss Betty Lee Sinclair dancing and reading. Helpers included Mrs. Sam Quest, Mrs. James Sinclair, and Betty Lee Sinclair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Quest
James Niels
France
Daniels
Camp Shern
Rhine
Gormany
Army of Occupao
Mrs Flora Cunningham Hosts Woodrow Washington Group
Mrs Flora Cunningham of St Grant Street hosted thirteen Woodrow Washington members on Friday evening with knit, music, and social chat. She was assisted by her sister Mrs George Wicberry and Mrs Bert J Parker for lunch. next meeting planned in two weeks with Mrs John Smith of Croft Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora M. Cunningham
St Grant Street
Woodrow Nsington
Nningham
George Wicberry
Bert J. Parker
Twoeks
John Smith
Cro- 1 Avenue
Larkspur Kensing Club Meets at Baskeyfield Home
Members of the Larkspur Kensing club met at Mrs. Mary Baskeyfield's Hamilton Street home yesterday. A noon dinner was served, then a business meeting and games. Mrs. Baskeyfield won a prize in one game. the group will meet again in two weeks with Mrs. Ella Son of Mt. Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkspur Kensings
Mary En Baskeyfield
Hamilton St
Yterday
S. Baskeyfield
Ellason
Mt. Jackson
Vacation plans of local ministers
July and August are the chosen vacation months for local pastors. Rev B V Redish of Trinity church and Rev Emery Thomas of Emanuel Baptist plan to leave in July for Edwardsville PA and nearby visits. Several others will travel to Columbus Edinboro Lake Winona Detroit St Louis Greenville and Indianapolis for conferences conventions or family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. V. Redish
Mill and Falls Street
Trinity Church
Emery Thomas
Jefferson and Reynolds Street
Emanuel Baptist Church
Edwardsville
A. J. Rinker
Jefferson and
North Street
M. E
Columbus
Edinboro
W. C. Miller
West Grant Street
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
E. A. Crooks
Oak Street
Reformed Presbyterian Church
F. B. McAllister
East and
First Baptist Church
Lake Winona
Indiana
Robert Little
Falls Street
First Presbyterian Church
F. L. Hall
Arlington Avenue
Free Methodist Church
St. Louis
A. C. Hall
Board of Trustees
Greenville College
Greenville
J. F. Baxter
Third Christian Church
Detroit
Michigan
Mrs Turner hosts Ucalite Bible class reception
Mrs J C Turner entertained the Ucalite Bible class at her Wallace avenue home last evening. Guests enjoyed porch views of ferns and flowers, music, readings by Eleanor Showalter, and refreshments aided by Mrs Robert Turner. The Turners plan a July departure for Colorado due to Mr Turner’s health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Turner
Ucalite Bible Class
Wallace Avenue
Turner
Eleanor Showalter
Robert Turner
Hillsville Girl to Wed Local Man
Mrs E F Hill hosts a 5 pm Hillsville dinner announcing the engagement of her daughter Miss Clara Hill to Ivester Vogan son of Mrs Margaret Vogan of East Washington Street. Twelve guests attended with pink and white decor and announced invitations. The marriage will be in early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Hill
Hillsville
Clara Hill
Ivester Vogan
Margaret Vogan
East Washington Street
Bruce Weitzel
Helen Boyce
Ruth Smith
Margaret Hewitt
Pearl Hewitt
Corine Streib
Harry Sewell
Ada
Margaret Smith
Bessemer
Grace Reed
Enon Valley
Ethel Gwin
Hillyville
Philadelphia
Hill
Frank Smith
E. S. Reed
Afternoon Party Honors First Birthday of Lloyd Harris
Mrs. H. G. Harris hosted a small gathering on Shenango Street for twelve friends and their children to celebrate her son Lloyd Harris's first birthday. The hostess was assisted by Mrs Arch Cubbison and Mrs Carl Walters. Pink decor with candles and peonies complemented a charming afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Harris
Shenango Street
Lloyd
Arch Cubbison
Carl Walters
L. B. C. Book Club Plans Picnic at Muddy Creek Falls
At a Friday meeting the L. B. C. Book Club arranged a picnic for the last Friday in June at Muddy Creek Falls. A committee including Mrs. John Robison, Mrs. Ethel McBride, and Mrs. George Meyer was appointed to make picnic plans. A social afternoon with refreshments and music followed. A committee meeting is set for Monday evening June 9 at Mrs. Jack Robison's Cedar street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. 8. C. Book Club
William Curran
West Madison Avenue
Muddy Creek Falls
John Robison
Cedar Stret
Ethel McBride
Clayton Street
George Meyer
Henry Leighty
Jack Robison
Cedar Street
Mrs Sontag Hosts Ladies Reunited League Meeting
Mrs Caroline Sontag welcomed the Ladies Reunited League at her Electric Street home Thursday with a business session and social period. Roses and orange blossoms decorated the rooms. Refreshments were served by her daughter in law Mrs Harry Sonntag. A breakfast at Cascade Park was planned for a later date, and in two weeks Mrs George Shaffer will host at her Electric Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Sontag
Ladies Reunited League
Electric St
Harry Sonntag
Cascade Park
George Shaffer
Electric Street
Mrs Powers Heads to Denver Convention
Mrs W Powers of North Beaver township travels from Denver to Pittsburgh to join a special train for Deer Colorado for the ladies auxiliary convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginmen. She represents Pena-Bo Lodge No 326 Ladies Auxiliary and previously attended as delegate of Penna-Vo lodge three years ago in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Powers
North Beaver Township
Pittsburgh
Deaver
Colorado
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Enginmen
Powers
Pena- Bo Lodge
Tureen Dinner for Woman's Missionary Society Meeting
The Women's Missionary Society of the Reformed Presbyterian church held a Friday luncheon at Mrs. F. B. Kennedy's Cumberland Avenue home. Luncheon was served by the Serving Committee including Mrs. Bruce Williams. A report on the Beaver Falls convention was given by Mrs. Alford Gardner and Mrs. D A Byers. A review of the Mission Study Book Women of the Orient was presented by Mrs. S C Sasklem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
F. B. Kennedy
Cumberland Avenue
Bruce Williams
E. B. Kennedy
M. D. Allen
S. J. Wilson
Beaver Falls
Alford Gardner
D .A. Byers
S. C. Sasklem
Marriage in Erie Ties Nettie Gwin to Charles Weitz
Of interest to local people is the marriage of Miss Nettie Marie Gwin of Youngstown daughter of Mr and Mrs C N Gwin of Moravia and Charles William Weitz of Farrell which took place at Erie on the 31st day of May. After July 15 they will go to housekeeping in Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Marie Gwin
Youngstown
C. N. Gwin
Moravia
Charles William Weitz
Farrell
Erie
Miss Gwin
Republic Iron and Steel Co
Weitz
John Weitz
Wampum
Colonial Trust Co
W. W. Club Plans Breakfast and Picnic
The W. W. Club gathered at Mrs. Albert Watson’s residence on Morton street for a six o'clock supper with sixteen members present. Special guest Miss Wagner of Beaver Falls stayed with Mrs. W. J. Biersmith of North Cedar street. Hosts Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Patterson assisted. They scheduled a Cascade park picnic for Thursday morning, June 26 at o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Club
Albert Watson
Morton Street
Miss Wagner
Beaver Falls
W. J. Biersmith
North Cedar Street
John Kerr
M. C. Patterson
Cascade Park
Myers set to travel to Canada for August visit
Mr and Mrs George Myers of West Madison avenue will leave August first for Canada. They will spend the month touring Georgian Bay and other interests. They will be accompanied by Mr and Mrs Joseph Clark of West Madison avenue and Miss Frieda Meyers of Canada who has been visiting since last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Myers
West Madison Avenue
Canada
Georgian Bay
Joseph Clark
Frieda Meyers
Myers
Beaver College Club Reunion Brings Alumni to Beav er
Mrs. Charles Greer of North Jefferson Street and Miss Laura Marquis of Front Street attended the Beaver College club reunion on Friday in Beaver. Alumni gathered for an afternoon reunion and the college banquet at 6 30 PM in the Methodist church with Dr. Bush, head of the Centenary Movement in Pittsburgh, delivering the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Greer
North Jefferson Street
Laura Marquis
Front Street
Beaver
Beaver College Club
Delightful Luncheon for North Hill Kensington Members
Mrs. George A. Rigby hosted a one o clock luncheon at her Leasure avenue home for North Hill Kensington members. Iris and Peonies decor filled baskets centering six dining tables. Mrs. David Harris and Mrs. Joseph Rigby aided. Out of town guests included Mrs. Lewis Rankin Sharon Mrs. George Westlake Cleveland and Mrs. James Frew Ellwood City. Thirty two covers were set and Kensington work followed luncheon with social converse. An invitation to meet next week at Mrs. H Wilkinson Park avenue on June 12 was extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris
George A. Rigby
Leasure Avenue
North Hill Kensington
David Harris
Joseph Rigby
Lewis Rankin
Sharon
George Westlake
Cleveland
James Frew
Ellwood City
Kensington
Club
H. Wilkinson
Park Avenue
June First Girls Club Meet at Mrs Robison Home
A meeting of the June First Girls was held yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Robinson’s Walnut street home. An informal afternoon was enjoyed with lunch served by the hostess and her mother Mrs. Howard Robison. A centerpiece of pink roses adorned the table, and no summer meetings were announced, likely resuming in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Robinson
Walnut Street
Howard Robison
D K Club Hosts Music and Sewing Evening
Twelve members attended a D K club gathering at Miss Mildred Arrow’s Milton Street home. Miss Arrow and Miss Georgia Mears provided numbers. Miss Sara Young aided with refreshments. Next Friday members will host their husbands to a six o’clock dinner at Cascade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K
Mildred Arrow
Milton Street
Georgia Mears
Sara Young
Cascade Park
Brooks Couple Announce Ruby Mae Brooks to Howard J Rote
Mr and Mrs Thomas Brooks of West Grant announce the marriage of their daughter Ruby Mae Brooks to Howard J Rote son of Mr and Mrs Albert Rote of Patterson avenue. The ceremony occurred Thursday afternoon June 5 in Youngstown. The newlyweds will reside at the Brooks home on West Grant street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brooks
West Grant Street
Ruby Mae Brooks
Howard
J. Rote
Albert Rote
Patterson Avenue
Youngstown
Rote
Family trio returns from Pittsburgh parade and service notes
Mr and Mrs N L McBride of Hamilton street and Miss Mamie Rogan of Grant Street returned home last evening from Pittsburgh where they attended the parade of the 80th Unit. They met their brothers Frank and James Rogan who have just completed fourteen months service abroad and are now at Camp Sherman awaiting discharge this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. McBride
Hamilton Street
Mamie Rogan
Grant St
Pittsburgh
Frank
James Rogan
Camp Sherman
Basket Club hosts meeting at Butz home with new committee
Mrs. George Blair Mrs. Laura Lin ton Mrs. L. M. Uber and Mrs. C. J. Kirk formed the serving committee at the Basket Club meeting held last evening at Mr. and Mrs. John M. Butz residence on Grant street. The next gathering is set for two weeks from now at Mr. and Mrs. David Jameson on North Jefferson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Blair
Laura Linton
L. M. Uber
C. J. Kirk
Basket Club
John M. Butz
Grant Street
David Jameson
North Jefferson Street
American Woman's Guild Luncheon At Cascade Park
The American Woman's Guild held a noon luncheon at Cascade Park on Friday. Serving committee members included Mrs. E P Morrison, Mrs. J A Johns, Mrs. P K Fike, Mrs. W D Fielding, and Mrs. M J Young. Special guest was Mrs. William Etter. No further meetings will be held until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
American Woman's Guild
E. P. Morrison
J. A. Johns
P. K. Fike
W. D. Fielding
M. J. Young
William. Etter
Guild
Dinner Fetes D W T Kensington Members
Mrs Mac Wiles of the Butler hosted a well appointed chicken dinner for the D W T Kensington. Mrs William Mc Clain assisted, twelve covers were set, pink roses decor enlivens the table. Jessie McBride attended as a special guest. The event occurred at Mrs Marion Bolden's Finch street home over several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Wiles
D. W. T. Kensington
William McClain
Jessie McBride
Marion Bolden
Finch Street
W. S. Club Entertained at Walnut Street Home
Mrs. Claire Kirk hosted the W. S. club with assistance from Mrs. Howard Neiper on Walnut street. The afternoon featured the usual pastimes and refreshments. Husbands of the members are invited to the next meeting in two weeks at Mrs. Clarence Hunt’s home on Cumberland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Kirk
Howard Neiper
W. S. Club
Walnut Street
Clarence Hunt
Cumberland Avenue
Mrs Thayer Hosts O M K Club Evening At Shaw Street
Mrs. William Thayer of Shaw street proved a pleasing hostess to the O. M. K. club yesterday. The usual diversions engaged members and late refreshments were served with Mrs. C. B. Brown assisting. Special guest was Mrs. James Hasley. In two weeks Mrs. Lydia Pitzer of Shaw street will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thayer
Shaw Street
O. M. K. Club
C. 8. Brown
James Hasley
Lydia Pitzer
Shaw Treet
U S Club Holds Pleasant Evening Hostess Miss Mitcheltree
Miss Nannie Mitcheltree proved a delightful hostess to the members of the U. S. club in attendance and a very enjoyable evening was spent in the usual diversions. Mrs. J. L. Platt, a sister of the hostess assisted in serving refreshments. In two weeks, the club will meet with Miss Betty Richards of Arlington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Mitcheltree
U. S
J. L. Platt
Betty Richards
Arlington Avenue
Happy Hour Kensington Porch Meeting at Mrs Walters Home
The Happy Hour Kensington held a porch party at Mrs Walter Smith's Highland Avenue home due to warm weather. A brief business meeting preceded a social period with lunch served by Miss Lillian Smith and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Walter Smith
Highland Avenue
Lillian Smith
Stewart
Thompson of West Washington St Two Weeks Notice
Thompson of West Washington Street receives notice two weeks before a stated action. Further specifics are not readable in the fragment.
Midnight Supper Honors Miss Laura Massie At Park
Friends gathered in Pittsburgh to honor Miss Laura Massie with a midnight supper at the Park. The event featured dancing in the pavillion and a late supper in the Grove with attendees including Frances Queer Alma Dwyer Ethel Hamilton Laura Massie Helena Massie and men Arthur Kulkerson Clarence Smock Russell Allen David Russell and Frank Dunkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Massie
Pittsburgh
Park
Grove
Frances Queer
Alma Dwyer
Ethel Hamilton
Laura
Helena Massie
Arthur Kulkerson
Clarence Smock
Russell Allen
David Russell
Frank Dunkle
Stop Here on Motor Trip by Sandusky Family
Dr. and Mrs. Dewey Peterson and three daughters from Sandusky Ohio stopped here yesterday en route to Atlantic City to monitor. They visited Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Perry of North Street. Peterson, a college classmate of Perry, is traveling to attend the American Medical Association convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Peterson
Sandusky, O
Atlantic City
Samuel Perry
North St
Peterson
Perry
American Medical Association
Meagher Leaves Baltimore and Ohio After Eight Years
Harry B. Meagher who served eight years with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in the city has resigned and removed from his post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Meagher
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Meagher Accepts Main Office Post With Railroad
The traveling agent for the railroad mentions his wife and son Rolce moving to Baltimore as he takes a new non traveling role in the company’s main offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolce
Baltimore
Meagher
Altoona Couple Weds at First Methodist Parish
Miss Stella M. Wyon and Ephriam O'Mears of Altoona Pa were married at high noon today in the parlor of the First Methodist Episcopal church with Rev A J Rinker officiating. They then departed for their Altoona home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella M. Wyon
Ephriam O'Mears
Altoona
First Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. Rinker
Mrs Glenden and baby Kath leen sail to England
Mrs Glenden and her infant Kath leen plan to depart Saturday June 14 aboard the White Star liner Adriatic for England. She has lived abroad the past year with her family.
Yucatan Club Meeting Postponed
The Yucatan club, which was to meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Butz on North Jefferson Street, has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucatan
William T. Butz
North
Jefferson Street
Kensington Hosts Luncheon for N H B Members
N H B Kensington Mrs Harry Wolcott and Mrs B A Stone entertain N H B Kensington members at a 1 PM luncheon Tuesday June 10 at Mrs Stone's Leasure avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. B. Kensington
Harry Wolcott
B A. Stone
Leasure Avenue
Miss Lemmon to Speak at First M. E. Church
Miss Zora Lemmon a State Community Worker will address Mothers Circle members at the regular Sunday morning session in the First M. E. church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lemmon
Zora Lemmon
Mothers’ Circle
M. E
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quiston
Woodrow Kensington
Larkspur
Mather Bros. CO
E. Washington ST
Kodaks
Cameron
Eastman
Metzler
Havana
L. S. CC
Book Club
Reunited League
Denver
North Hill
D. K. Assembly
Mrs. Butz
O. M. K. Club Meeting
Vu. S. Club Meeting
Happy
B.&h
Madam Dewey
Royal Worcester
Madame Dewey
Lawrence County
BROWN
Hammiltton Go
Togo
Palm Beach & Kool Cloth
Tohmpson
West Washington St
A. Green
International Exchange Bank
South Jefferson Anne
Castle, Pa
Rev. Rinker
England
P. M. McDowell
Smithfield Street
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