Presbyterian Circle Reports From Sharpsville Meeting
Seventh Ward Opportunity Circle gathers at New Pit Avenue home of Mrs. William Fisher to hear delegates Mrs. Earl Guy and Mrs. Charles FE. Dungan recount the Pres byterial meeting in Sharpsville. Twenty one members attend with guest Mrs. Henry Wells of Cambridge Ohio. Talks on Latin America led by Mrs. Leight McBride and Dungan, followed by devotional by Mrs. Rhodes. Refreshments served by the hostesses. Next meeting scheduled for one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Guy
Charles FE. Dungan
Presbyterian Churches
New Castle
First Presbyterian Church
Sharpsville
Pas
Opportunity Circle
Presbyterian
William Fisher
New Pit Avenue
Henry Wells
Cambridge, O
Latin America
William Leight
J. H. McBride
Charles Dungan
Kerman E. Rhodes
Elizabeth Vandivort
George Cook
John Elliott
Margaret Fisher Stars in Bott Ballet Recital
Margaret Fisher daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Fisher of Newell avenue performed in the Bott Dancing Academy sixth annual ballet in Youngstown Park theatre. The recital drew a crowded audience as she led in two interpretive dances and a duet including The Dance of the Sunbeams with ten coperformers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Fisher
Philip Fisher
Newell Avenue
Bott Dancing Academy of
Youngstown
Youngstown Park
Margaret
Recital Highlights a Solar of Grace and Duet Dance
Sun delivered one of the evening's finest performances and joined the crowd favorite "Dance of the Wooden Soldiers." Margaret closed with a duet titled "The Tease" as Seventh ward attendees Mr and Mrs Phillip Fisher Miss Verne Wray and William J Wray watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Margaret
Seventh Ward
Phillip Fisher
Verne Wray
William J. Wray
Religious services and Sunday school schedules listed
Mahoning Presbyterian with Rev Daniel Schnebly holds Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 theme The Ministry of the Holy Spirit Junior Christian Endeavor at 2 pm Mrs D C Schnebly and Miss Evelyn Marshall in charge Evening service at 7 45 annual Children s Day Madison Avenue Christian under Rev Harry G Kaye Sunday school 9 45 Communion and preaching 10 45 sermon The Two Comes Junior church 6 30 Young peoples Society 7 45 Evening service 7 45 In the Potter s Home Mahoning Methodist Dr C W Miner pastor Sunday school 9 45 Roy C Miller superintendent Morning service 11 subject No Depth of Soil Junior League 2 30 Epworth League 7 pm Evening worship Always Seed Time and Harvest Dr Miner will preach at Simpson Methodist Mission 10 am Baptism to be administered
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Presbyterian
Daniel C. Schnebly
Clarence A. Patterson
Ministry of the Holy Spirit
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
D. C. Schnebly
Evelyn Marshall
Madison Avenue Christian
Harry G. Kaye
John M. Bevan
Young People’s Society
Potter’s
Epworth
Dr. Miner
Simpson Methodist
Mahoning Presbyterian Church Parlor Nears Completion
The ladies parlor at the Mahon ing Presbyterian Church is nearly ready for occupation after a month of remodeling and improvements. The room is noticeably larger with redecorated walls and ceiling, a new hard wood floor, and added electric fixtures. Rugs and new furniture are to be installed for comfort and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Presbyterian Church
Scout Troop One Plans July Two-Week Camp in Mahoning
About fifteen members of Troop One Mahoning Boy Scouts have registered to attend a two week camp session in July. The trip focuses on outdoor skills, leadership training, and earning merit badges under supervision of troop leaders.
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Troop One
Mahoning Boy Scouts
Scout Camp at Muddy Creek Falls Plans Two Week Stay
The Muddy Creek Falls scout camp excites about 30 members of Troop One with hopes that over half will attend a two week stay. Last year only a few local lads joined due to other plans and city departures announced by the scoutmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muddy Creek Falls
Muddy Creek
Women’s Home Missionary Society Elects Officers
The Mahoning Methodist church women elected officers for the coming year at a Friday meeting in the church parlors. Officers reappointed include Mrs. S. P. Clark president and Mrs. J. A. Waddell first vice president. Mrs. I. E. McCoy reported on the New Castle District convention. A missionary playlet and a Mother Goose home guards sketch entertained attendees. Refreshments were served by hostesses. Next meeting set for the first week in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Mahoning Methodist Church
Methodist Churches
New Castle District
Croton M. E
S. P. Clark
J. A. Waddell
E. H. Steen
Roy c C. Miller
Frank Sittig
A. G. Matthews
I. E. McCoy
Roy C. Miller
Henry Kane
William Mauermann
R. H. Barker
William Wei
Sigma class Sunday school gathering at Mary Stickle home
Mahoning Presbyterian Sunday school Sigma class met Friday at Mary Stickle s Ashland Avenue home. Enjoyed games and music with good attendance. A picnic was planned for Monday at Cascade Park. Lunch was served by Mrs I M Stickle and Mrs J C Coulter. The girls voted to suspend meetings until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma
Mahoning Presbyterian Sunday School
Mary Stickle
Ashland Avenue
Cascade Park
I. M. Stickle
J. C. Coulter
Repeat Camp Fire Play Lights Up Local Church
The second performance of The Minister's Wife's New Bennett was staged Friday evening in the Mahoning Methodist church basement. A large crowd attended, mirroring the turnout the night before at the Simpson Mission. Acting earned praise and solo and chorus numbers drew loud applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Methodist Church
Simpson Mission
Play earns high praise for detailed performance
Miss Lillian Ellis director receives commendation for the excellent manner of the entertainment. The Camp Fire Girls, under whose auspices the play was given, depart today for a two weeks outing at Crystal Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Ellis
Crystal Springs
Women’s Missionary Society Re-elects Officers
Mrs. R A Franklin was re-elected president of the Women’s Missionary Society at Madison Avenue Christian Church. Miss Stella Liken was re-elected vice president, Mrs. Charles Park secretary, and Mrs. J B Bumbaugh treasurer at Friday’s annual election. Next meeting will be at Miss Liken’s home in Mt Jackson.
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R. A. Franklin
Women’s Missionary Society
Madison Avenue Christian Church
Stella Liken
Mt. Jackson
Local residents share summer plans and travels
Miss Mary Miner returns to Charles Town West Virginia for summer break after teaching at the Junior High. Mr and Mrs George Wilson of Lafayette terrace report a Stoneboro alumni dance visit. Mr and Mrs William Rowan from Youngstown Ohio end a visit with the Cearfoss in town. the Cearfoss couple head back to Koppel after visits with local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miner
Charlestown
W. Va
C. W. Miner
Newell Avenue
George Wilson
Lafayette Terrace
Stoneboro
Stoneboro High School
William Rowan
Youngstown
N. A. Cearfoss
Albert Cearfoss
Koppel
Storm Rips York County with Major Damage
York County faces its worst storm in years with buildings blown down trees uprooted and orchards destroyed. Damage is estimated at 75000 with Red Lion suffering 10000 in losses as hail rain and disrupted transport delay planting per A L Bierkower president of the County Agricultural Association noting corn planting is unusually late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
York
York County
Red Lion
A. L. Bierkower
County Agricultural Association
Golf Tournament For Women Of Field Club On Tuesday
Arrangements are complete for a women golf tournament at the New Castle Field club’s new course on Tuesday. All women golfers should arrive between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. The event aims to showcase rising talent among Field club players.
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New Castle
Brussels
P. H. C Officers Are Nominated In New Castle
New Castle Circle No. 5 P. H. C. held a well attended meeting to nominate officers for the coming term with elections set for the next regular gathering. Plans discussed include hosting the grand circle convention in Bradford in 1926 and inviting the body to Cascade park on August 20 for a union picnic with many sports arranged by local organizers. Past presidents and officers will represent No. 5 at Bradford with a large turnout expected for the sessions and social hour closed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Cascade Park
No. 6
George W. Wyman
M. A. Sonntag
A. L. Conn
John Cunningham
Mary Wyman
Katherine Badger
Lillie B. Jones
No. 5
Sradford
Harry A. Sonntag
Della Hoover
Blanche Canfield
Geo. W. Wyman
R. L. Conn
Gertrude Holbath
George W. Muse
Frank M. Jones
Tel
Annual Report of School Dentist Returns From Junior Red Cross Clinic
Annual report shows 217 schools visited and 9 405 pupils in talks while 3 901 examined by dentist 2 039 by hygienist. Data includes extractions fillings and drills with 430 letters to teachers and pupils and multiple days assisted at fairs conventions and health events.Dr. Ben G. Graham chairperson Dr. John A. Meehan dentist Margaret H. Jeffreys hygienist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross County Dental Clinic
Hyienist
Omtens
T. B
Ellwood City
Ben G. Graham
Red Cross
John A. Meehan
Margaret H. Jeffreys
Wise Or Foolish Rhyme The Women Talking
A verse observes women gossiping about news, fashion, and social ties. It mocks endless criticism of relatives and ends noting no moral gained from the chatter. Everett McClaren hints at a Madonna sighting of a woman stroking a small dog as a closing image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
James
Mary
Everett McClaren
Typewriter Use Grows in Homes and Offices
Local dealers and postal clerks say typewriters are becoming common at home and essential in offices. In three years the number of machines in use has more than tripled, spurring demand for typed paper and faster mail handling, with typewritten addresses processed twice as fast as handwritten ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Stevens
Rev H Johnson to Speak at Edenburg Sunday
Reverend Harry Johnson will speak at 11 o clock Sunday morning at Edenburg Methodist Episcopal Church. He fills the pulpit while Pastor Rev Will H Fenton attends Children day exercises at Wesley church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johnson
Edenburg Methodist Episcopal Church
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Bell Phone
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E. Washington St
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Meiosene
Ser Coe Sas
Nauw Castle Dry Goods CO
Seventh Ward Personals
Junior
Red Cross Dental Clinic
Vered
Frew Furniture Co
East Washington Street
Axminster
Washington Street
Fisher’s Big Store
East Long Avenue
Moravia
Jefferson Street
Mill Street
Sam's Workers
Kodak
Paisley’ Pharmacy
Fexall
Rev. H. Johnson
Edenburg
Madam
R. H. Wylie Baking Co
Red Bird Bread
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