Birthday Party Honors Mrs William Anderson in Anderson Home
Miss Mabel Anderson entertained many relatives at her Monroe street home Friday evening for her mother Mrs William Anderson's birthday. Games music and gifts delighted the honoree with refreshments served by the hostess and helpers. Out of town guests included Rochester Pa visitors Mr and Mrs Harry Sergeant and daughters Ruth and Emma Sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Anderson
Monroe Street
William Anderson
Parks
A. Anderson
T. Anderson
John Sergeant
Jane Parks
Charles Parks
W. M. Hockenberry
J. L. Tebay
Richard Waters
Anson Anderson
Thomas Anderson
Leon
Keith
Clara Anderson
C. W.mith
Merle Anderson
W. M. Anderson
Johnson
McCreary
Gancolo
Asunda
Harry Sergeant
Emma Sergeant
Kimer Romegh
Ruth
Rochester
Dr Elijah Kaplan Heads to New York for Studies
Dr Elijah Kaplan and his family from North Mercer Street will depart Sunday June 8 for New York City. In New York he will pursue a postgraduate course in internal medicine at Columbia University and stay about eight weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Kaplan
North
Mercer Street
New York City
Kaplan
Columbia University
New York
Social Functions for Bride-Elect Kennedy Honored
Miss Margaret Hice and Miss Regina Popp hosted a Friday evening affair for bride-elect Miss Katherine Kennedy at the Hice home on Wallace Avenue. Bridge was the main diversion with Miss Lena Green taking high honors. An out of town guest, Miss Mary Louise Paff of Portsmouth Ohio, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hice
Regina Popp
Katherine Kennedy
Wallace Avenue
Bridge
Lena Green
Mary Louise Paff
Portsmouth
Miss Kennedy
Helen Foster
Field Club
Elizabeth Newell
Lincoln Avenue
Mary Reed
Kings Daughters Plan For Picnic
The Maitland Memorial P. M. church Kings Daughters class held a Friday meeting at Miss Mable Ashton’s home. Plans were made for a Cascade Park picnic on June 16 to farewell Miss Catherine Reyburn who will move to Reading Pennsylvania. Miss Louise Blight, studying music in New York, attended as a guest. the group will meet next month with Miss Gladys Ashton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Maitland Memorial P. M
Mable Ashton
Delaware Avenue
Mildred George
Cascade Park
Catherine Reyburn
Ashland Avenue
Reading
Louise Blight
New York
Gladys Ashton
Pollock Avenue
Picnic Dinner Highlights Ameri can Queen Esther Society
Members of the Ameri can Queen Esther Society of the First M. E. church hiked to the Ness home on Mercer road Friday afternoon and hosted a six o’clock picnic dinner for 25 guests. A business meeting named officers: Frances Leohner president Alice Warner vice president Elizabeth Brooks recording secretary Margaret Worner corresponding secretary Jane Emery treasurer Frances Bollard mite box secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Queen Esther Society
M. E
Elizabeth
Josephine Ness
Mercer Road
Frances Leohner
Alice Warner
Elizabeth Brooks
Margaret Worner
Jane Emery
Dormont Club Hosts Workshop Evening at Harrison Street
Members enjoyed needlework and music at Mrs. Fred Shoaff's home in Harrison street on Friday. Mrs. Charles Senheiser of Connellsville was a guest. Mrs. Arthur Brunton helped serve as a Iris centerpiece graced the room. A luncheon is planned for Elks club at 1 oclock in one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dormont Club
Fred Shoaff
Harrison Street
Charles Senheiser
Connellsville
Arthur Brunton
Elks Club
Rentz Family Attends Newspaper Publishers Meeting
Mr and Mrs Fred L Rentz and Mr and Mrs J F Rentz with their son Richard left Saturday for Conneaut Lake to attend the annual meeting of the Newspaper Publishers association at Hotel Conneaut. The convention runs two days with publishers from Pennsylvania New York Ohio and West Virginia as guests of Henry Holcomb manager of Conneaut Lake park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Rentz
J. F. Rentz
Richard
Conneaut Lake
Newspaper Publishers Association
Hotel Conneaut
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
West Virginia
Henry Holcomb
Conneaut Lake Park
John Elder Jr. Attends Wilson College Reunion in Chambersburg
Mrs. John Elder Jr. of East Falls Street travels to Chambersburg Pennsylvania this morning to join classmates at a Wilson College reunion event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elder, Jr
East Falls Street
Chambersburg, Pa
Wilson College
Mount Holyoke Graduation Noted at 87th Commencement
Elizabeth B. Courtney of this city will graduate from Mount Holyoke College at the eighty seventh annual commencement on Tuesday June 10 in Chapin Auditorium. One hundred ninety seniors will receive BA degrees and two graduates MA degrees. President Kenneth C. M. Sills of Bowdoin College will give the address followed by Henry Morgentau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Holyoke College
Elizabeth B. Courtney
East Lincoln Avenue
Narberth High School
Allegheny College
Mount Holyoke
Chapin Auditorium
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Bowdoin College
Henry Morgantheau
Mrs Walter Maxwell Honored At Informal Party
Grace Barwell hosted a Friday evening gathering at her Leasure Avenue home to honor Mrs Walter Maxwell, a recent marriage. Attendees from Mrs W F Gardner's Sunday school class enjoyed violin and piano from the Misses Thomas and vocal numbers by Mrs Lola Kennedy. Refreshments followed as gifts were presented to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Barwell
Leasure Avenue
Walter Maxwell
W. F. Gardner
First Baptist Church
Anna
Florence
Gladys Thomas
Lola Kennedy
Joseph Barwell
Howard Sturdy
Marie Barwell
Piano recital by Lenore Patterson students at First Christian Church
A program presented Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the First Christian church featured piano students of Miss Lenore Patterson. Assisting were contralto Rebecca Garvin and violinist Julia Patterson. Performers included Joe Weller, Virginia Winner, Dora Marie Pettit, Beatrice Harry, Mildred Lockhart, Alice May Huffman, Florence Mitchell, Harold Grossman, Clyde Burkholder, Frank Crisci, Ethel and Louis Munnell, Frances and Elizabeth Braatz, Sara and Aileen Mears, Gwendolyn and William Stephenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Patterson
First Christian Church
Rebecca Garvin
Julia Patterson
Joe Weller
Virginia
Dora Marie Pettit
Beatrice Harry
Mildred Lockhart
Alice May Huffman
Florence Mitchell
Harold Grossman
Clyde Burkholder
Frank Crisci
Ethel
Louis Munnell
Frances
Elizabeth Braatz
Sara
Aileen Mears
Gwendolyn
William Stephenson
F. G. C. Club Enjoys Evening At Catherine Jones Home
Miss Catherine Jones hosts F. G. C. Club at East Reynolds Street with Miss Sara Jones and Mrs. Brinley Hughes as special guests. Pink and white decor set the scene. prize won by Mrs. Alvie Stowell. Refreshments served by Mrs. T. L. Jones and Mrs. Brinley Hughes. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Robert Stowell on Garfield Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Jones
Brinley Hughes
Catherine Jones
East Reynolds Street
F. G. C. Club
Alvie Stowell
T. L. Jones
Robert Stowell
Garfield Avenue
Perry Family Attends Mercersburg Graduation
Dr and Mrs S W Perry and their son Robert return from Mercersburg where Samual Jr graduates from Mercersburg academy in one year and plans to enter Princeton this fall Also John Coolidge son of the President is in the graduating class and Mrs Coolidge attends the week festivities and a Tuesday reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Perry
Robert
East North Street
Mercersburg
Samual, Jr
Mercersburg Academy
Princeton
John Coolidge
Coolidge
Kensington group plans picnic dinner at park
Thirteen members of the S. O. B. Kensington met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Ira Forbes home on Cecil avenue. Mrs. Henry Seetch won a prize and Miss Frances Forbes was a special guest. Lunch was served by the hostess with aides Mrs. Reuben Miller and Mrs. John Campbell. A picnic dinner at the park was planned for Tuesday June 10. The next regular meeting will be with Mrs. Reuben Miller on Hemlock street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. O. B. Kensington
Ira Forbes
Cecil Avenue
Henry Seetch
Frances Forbes
Reuben Miller
John Campbell
Hemlock Street
L A T A L C Members Entertained at Mrs Shira Home
Members of the L A T A L C were entertained at Mrs Hiram Shira's Dewey Avenue home Friday evening. Mrs David Summers gave fancy work, social chat, and piano solos and won the prize of the evening. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Summers. Announcement of the next meeting will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
N. A
L. C
Hiram Shira
Dewey Avenue Friay
David Summers
Summers
M A M Club Holds Meeting With Mrs Morris Hostess
Members of the M. A. M. club met Friday evening with Mrs. R. T. Morris of South Jefferson street as hostess. Sewing and music were enjoyed and refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs. William M. Davies. In two weeks Mrs. W. B. Francis of Edgewood avenue will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. M. Club
R. T. Morris
South Jefferson Street
William M. Davies
W. B. Francis
Edgewood Avenue
Miss Katherine Matheny Among Sargent Graduates
Miss Katherine Matheny of Wallace avenue was among the honor students graduating from Sargent on Wednesday June 4. She attended Oberlin College for one year and completed a two year program at Sargent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Matheny
S. M. Matheny
Wallace Avenue
Sargent
Miss Matheny
Oberlin College
Local club meeting closes with September break
Walter Halcomb of Warren led a committee including Mrs. Howard Phillips and Mrs. Chauncey with aides Mrs. Edward Young and Mrs. Fred Fulkerson. After luncheon, guests socialized and special guest Mrs. Rhoda Robinson attended. The next gathering will be the second Wednesday of September hosted by Mrs. Victor Smith of Sutton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Halcomb
Warren, O
Howard Phillips
Chauncey
Edward Young
Fred Fulkerson
Rhoda Robinson
Victor Smith
Sutton Street
Honors Miss Brothers At Evening Party
Miss Katharyn Brothers aJune bride elect was guest of honor at a linen shower Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Donald E Dennis Leasure avenue Twenty guests attended with gar den flower decorations An old fashioned wishing well and oaken bucket featured the gift drawing Refreshments followed with Miss Belter of Pottsville assisting the hostess
Enjoyable Friday Party Honoring Georgia Parker
Mrs. George Parker hosted a child friendly gathering on Boyles avenue Friday from 2 to 5 pm. Georgia Parker was the guest of honor as 18 young guests enjoyed games and music followed by a luncheon prepared by the hostess and her sister Mrs. D C Brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Parker
Boyles Avenue
Georgia
D. C. Brand
Moore Eckles Wedding In Shenango Ceremony
Miss Hazel E Moore daughter of Mrs Minnie Moore Shenango township and John Eckles McKeesport were married at 10 30 this morning at Epworth M E church Parsonage with Rev Homer B Davis officiating. The couple left for a wedding trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls and will reside in McKeesport.
June First Girls Club Guests at Clayton Street Tea
Members of the June First Girls club visited Mrs. Ray Mc Clure on Clayton street Friday afternoon. Fancy work and conversation filled the gathering and the sole special guest was Mrs. Jack Brettel. Lunch followed, served by the hostess with help from Mrs. William Beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June First Girls Club
Ray McClure
Clayton Street
Jack Brettel
William Beverage
McFarland-Baber nathy Wedding in Wellsburg West Virginia
Mr and Mrs George McFarland announce the marriage of their daughter Bryan to David Abernathy son of Mr and Mrs Robert Abernathy. The ceremony was held in Wellsburg West Virginia June 2 with Rev Andrews of the Methodist church officiating. They will reside on Wilson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McFarland
East Long Avenue
Bryan
David Abernathy
Robert Abernathy
Wilson Avenue
Wellsburg
West Va
Andrews
The
Methodist Church
Quanequa Club Associates Meet With Mrs Hogan
Quanequa club associates met with Mrs. Philip Hogan on North Street Friday evening with ten members present. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Shoaff. On Wednesday June 18 Mrs John Thomas of Marshall Avenue will host the members in her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quanequa Club
Philip Hogan
North Street
Shoaff
John Thomas
Marshall Avenue
D W T Club Dines Together At Elks Club
Twelve members of the D. W. T. club met Friday evening for a 6 o'clock dinner in the Elks' club private dining room. A theatre party followed the dinner and plans were set for a picnic dinner at the park in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. T. Club
Elks’ Club
Bradford Family Attends Ambridge 100th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Robert Bradford and family from North Walnut street traveled to Ambridge Pennsylvania for the 100th anniversary of the town formerly Economy. They joined other locals for the centennial event marking the community's long history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bradford
North Walnut Street
Ambridge
Aiken Family Reunion Set for June at Cascade Park
The Aiken family annual reunion will be held Saturday June 28 at Cascade park. A basket picnic is planned with lunch served at noon in the grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Cascade Park
Grove
Circulating Book Club Plans Wednesday Meeting
Members of the Circulating Book Club will meet on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. C. A. Mc Cready on Shaw Street for an afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circulating Book Club
C. A. McCready
Shaw Street
Daughters of the King Meet at Trinity Church
Regular monthly meeting of the Daughters of the King of Trinity Episcopal church will be held Monday evening at 7 45 o clock in the Guild room. Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Meet Monday evening at 7 30 o clock in Sons of Veterans hall city building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the King
The
Daughters of the King of
Trinity Episcopal Church
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Sons of Veterans Hall
Spanish War Veterans Meet Monday At Legion Home
An important gathering of the Spanish American War Veterans Colonel Daniel Leasure Camp No 24 is set for 7 30 Monday evening at the Legion Home on North Jefferson street. All members are urged to attend as matters of interest will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Leasure
Legion Home
North
Jefferson Street
Missionary Society Meets at Central Christian Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of Central Christian church met Friday with 29 members and two visitors present. Officers named were President Mrs. T. A. Book, Vice President Mrs. Alexander Cowmeadow, Secretary Mrs. John Shaffer, Treasurer Mrs. Fred Smith, Flower Secretary Mrs. J. W. Thomas. A social period followed with refreshments by Mrs. Abe Kildoo and Mrs. T. A. Book. purple and white color tones featured in decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Kildoo
T. A. Book
Epworth Missionary Society Holds Friday Meeting
Members of the Foreign Missionary Society of Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church met at Mrs. T. A. Preston’s home on East Washington Street. Mrs. Ed Mayberry led devotionals while Mrs. J. P. Allen chaired the program with papers on Africa by Mrs. H. M. Harris Mrs. B. A. Leiby and Mrs. Rice. A social period followed with refreshments from Mrs. Preston assisted by several members. Plans were made for a July picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Foreign Missionary Society
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
T. A. Preston
East Washington Street
Ed. Mayberry
J. P. Allen
Africa
H. M. Harris
Charles Chambers
J. F. Carpenter
Personal Notices of Illness and Travel
A column lists individuals such as W. M. Frye, Miss May Richards, Mrs. David Roberts, Mrs. William Fletcher, Miss Margaret Williams, Miss Mada Authle, and others with health updates and visits. Some are improved, recovering, or home from Cleveland events, while several remain ill. It also notes travel for Miss Mada Authle and John Harvard recovering from eye surgery.
Miss Ewens Hosts 1913 Club Monday Evening
Miss Ethel Ewens of Boyles Avenue will entertain members of the 1913 Club at her home on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Ewens
Boyles Avenue
Ill health improves and travels noted in local notices
Street resident shows marked improvement after illness. Cleveland visitor Mrs Brinley Badger returns home from Lyndal street visit. Mrs William Patchell arrives safely in Wales from the Davis apartments South Mill street. Mrs Henry Badger Lyndal street improves after foot infection. Florence Roberts Long avenue takes stenographer job with Foster Soft Drink Co. Frank Robinson family East North street and Margaret Elleby plan Cleveland trip. Geddis family South Mill street to move to Youngstown Ohio. Mrs R P Abbott Stop 40 Youngstown Line seriously ill after hospital operation. Mrs Charles Vorhees Elder Bethany West Virginia returns home Saturday. David Rees East Washington street eyes operation at Rochester hospital improves. Mrs C E Patterson Chestnut street and Mrs Lula Carter Morton street visit Jamestown New York. Olwen Marshall East Reynolds street improves. family to Wales trip. Selena Morgan Austin town Harry Sherman Pittsburgh Emogene Clark Youngstown return home after illness of Selena Abbott. Benjamin Thomas South Mercer street pneumonia after operation. brothers Garfield and Albert Thomas called. Hopkins Arlington avenue return from Follansbee W Va for sister Mrs John Lake injury update. Lake's friends note her ongoing recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Soft Drink Company
Long Avenue
Frank Robinson
Frank, Jr
East North Street
Margaret Elleby
Cleveland
Albert Geddis
Davis Apartments
South Mill Street
Youngstown, O
R. P. Abbott
Stop 40
Youngstown
Shenango Valley Hospital
Charles Vorhees Elder
Bethany
West Virginia
R. H. Whaley
Chestnut Street
David Rees
East Washington Street
Rochester Hospital
C. E. Patterson
Lula Carter
Morton Street
Jamestown
New York
A. G. Crill
Wales
Selena Morgan
Austintown
Harrry Sherman
Pittsburgh
Emogene Clark
Selena Abbott
Benjamin Thomas
South Mercer Street
New Castle Hospital
Garfield
Albert Thomas
Woodlawn
Thomas Hopkins
Arlington Avenue
Follansbee
W. Va
John Lake
Lusk McVey Reunion Set at Millburn Grange Hall
The Lusk McVey families hold their annual reunion at the Millburn Grange hall in Mercer county on Thursday June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusk-McVey
Lusk- McVey
Millburn Grange Hall
Mercer County
Mayers Reunion Date Set at Princeton Home
The annual Mayers reunion is scheduled for June 19 at the home of George Mayers in Princeton, inviting relatives and friends to gather. Residents are reminded to mark the day and join the family event at Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayers
George Mayers
Princeton
Dangerous crossing reported at South Jefferson street
Citizens reported a bad railroad crossing on South Jefferson street near the Pennsylvania Engineering works last night. Planks along the rails are in poor condition making passage dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Jefferson Street
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
Mrs Urey Returns From Chicago Visit
Mrs F F Urey of Laurel Boulevard returned Friday from a ten day visit in Chicago. She visited her husband Dr Urey who is taking a special post graduate course under Dr Andrews there. Dr Urey expects to return the first of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Urey
Laurel Boulevard
Chicago
Dr. Urey
Dr. Andrews
Members of the 1924 club meet with Miss Eleanor Holmes
Members of the 1924 club will meet Wednesday afternoon June 11 with Miss Eleanor Holmes of East Long Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Holmes
East Long Avenue
Kin Dred Club Enjoys Elaborate One O Clock Luncheon
Fourteen members of the Kin dred club were entertained at a prettily appointed one o clock luncheon Thursday at the home of Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kindred Club
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Mary Riffer
F. J. Rawle
Annabelle Wright
Anna Perry
Perry
Loretta Lee
Helen Ewing
R. E. Johns
Elizabeth Treser
Anderson
Columbia
Kimball
N. Mercer St
Indianapolis
Pitt-Erie
Grove City
Ellwood City
Beaver Falls
New Castle
Vicinity
Boat Pavilion
Mrs. EE. Shurlogk
Kings Daughters
E. M. M’creary
Patkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mills Street
Jack Gerson
Penn Theatre
MT. Holyoke
L L. A
L. C. Club
Centennial
Charles Henry Young
W. M. Frye
Park Avenue
May Richards
Waldo Street
Westminster College
David Roberts
Morgan Block
William Fletcher
Cunningham Avenue
Margaret Williams
Hillcrest Avenue
Mada Authle
Benjamin Jones
East Reynnolds Street
Ruth Woodworth
J. A. Edgar
Sheridan Avenue
W. R. Thomas
Thomas Thomas
J. H. Frew
Moody Avenue
James R. Frew
Richard Gwilym
Lydal Street
Harry Katkins
W. G. Parsons
Lyndal Street
John Harvard
Euclid Avenue
Griff Phillips
Lyndal
Metzler
S. Jaques Capsule CO
Plattsrup
N.Y .Ov
Rma
Mrs. Urey
Kodakers
ARCO
KODAK
East Street
Eastman Films
Davis Shoe CO
Mani Nae
Sandal Headquarters
Rogers Bros
Arteco
Sterling
Sheffield
Roger Bros
Mather Bros. CO
New Castle, Pa
Jacob Levine & Sons CO
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