Local Notices of Residents and Club Meeting
Mrs William Clark and daughter of Craftop visit relatives here. Mrs Kteheryne Rowland and Dorothy depart for Altoona and points beyond. Mrs E A Fenton and Ellis Diefenderfer spend day in Cleveland. Miss Muriel ONeill visits Mr and Mrs C J Wheeler in Oklahoma City. Mrs L C Clark and son Gordon guests of sister Mrs J K Hess. Mrs Julius Sypher returns from Sharon. Frances Willard L T L to meet Friday at 8 pm at Mrs J M Blackwood home. dues to be paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kteheryne Rowland
Dorothy
Altoona
E. A. Fenton
Ellis Diefenderfer
Phillips Place
Cleveland
Muriel O'Neill
County Line Street
C. J. Wheeler
Oklahoma City
Okla
L. C. Clark
Gordon
New Alexandria
J. K. Hess
Leasure Avenue
Julius Sypher
Wallace Avenue
Sharon
George Hoelzle
Frances Willard
Deaths of the Day in Brief
Death notices report infant Leonora Schwenner of 414 Preston Avenue died Friday at 7 AM from pneumonia. Funeral at 9 AM Saturday at St Marys Polish Church with burial in St Josephs Cemetery. Also, Mrs Martha A Brandon, wife of R W Brandon, to be buried Sunday at 3 PM at the residence of her son-in-law George Hanna on Butler Avenue, burial in Oak Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonora
John Schwenner
Preston Avenue
St. Mary's Polish Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Martha A. Brandon
R. W. Brandon
George Hanna
Butler Avenue
Oak Park Cemetery
Miss Pearl Anderson Birthday Party at Pearson Street
Miss Pearl Anderson celebrated at her Pearson street home on Thursday evening with a lively party. Guests enjoyed beauty gifts, games, refreshments, and a delicious luncheon. Attendees included Je Daniels, Rachel Thomas, Peate Anderson, Myrtle Jordan, Mary Bangrid, Anna Billet, Mae Roberts, Olive Sewall, Bertha Warren, Rachel Guy, Edna Gaston, Eva Wick, Nellie Miller, Adelaide Stokes, Emma Stokes, Margaret Graham, Edna Drum, Sue Hennessy, Clarence Roberts, James Griffiths, Frank Wecker, James Haines, Arthur Jordan, Herman Bratt, William Bratt, Benjamin Taylor, Frank Greer, Harold Pyle, William Withers, James Elmore, Lewis Zeigler, George Zeigler, Carl Reed, Edward Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Anderson
Pearson Street
Je Daniels
Rachel Thomas
Peate Anderson
Myrtle Jordan
Mary Bangrid
Anna Billet
Mae Roberts
Olive Sewall
Bertha Warren
Rachel Guy
Edna Gaston
Eva Wick
Nellie Miller
Adelaide Stokes
Emma Stokes
Margaret Graham
Edna Drum
Sue Hennessy
Clarence Roberts
James Griffiths
Frank Wecker
James Haines
Arthur Jordan
Herman
William Bratt
Benjamin Taylor
Frank Greer
Harold Pyle
William Withers
James Elmore
Lewis
George Zeigler
Carl Reed
Edward Ryan
Miss Lily Ewens to attend confirmation exercises
Miss Lily Ewens of South Beaver street will leave Sunday for Youngstown to take part in confirmation exercises Monday at 10 o clock. The events will be held at the Rodolph Sholem Temple on Lincoln avenue, followed by a reception at Rose of Scott street home in the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Ewens
South Beaver Street
Youngstown
Rodolph Sholem Temple
Lincoln Avenue
Ms. Rose
Scott Street
Luncheon Party Visits City from Shar for Tea Cup Inn
Miss Laura Wallis Miss Emma Phillips and her guest Mrs Maxwell and Miss Helen Isenberg of Shar drove to the city in a Wis touring car and took luncheon at the Tea Cup Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wallis
Emma Phillips
Mrs. Maxwell
Helen Isenberg
Shar
Wis
Tea Cup Inn
O. U. Girls Invite Pearl Elliott Hostess Evening
Miss Pearl Elliott of Wallace avenue will entertain the O. U. girls this evening at eight oclock. The event features a social gathering with the Wallace avenue hostess hosting the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. U
Miss Pearl Elliott
Wallace Avenue
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United Press
Washington
Sven
White House
Taft
Carpenter
New York
Norton
New Yorker
Goldfogle
Kelcher
Wickersham
Congress
Eli Havis
Chestnut Street
Walter Johnson
Milton Street
Joseph Patterson
Maryland Avenue
William Clark
Craftop
Leonora Schwenner
New Castle
Hileman
Diamond
Spencer’s
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Gofor
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