Kensington Tea Towel Shower Honors Miss Pearl White
A tea towel shower given by Miss Hazel Sutton on South Mill Street honors Miss Pearl White whose engagement has been announced. Guests included Mrs. Kiam Stambaugh, Miss de Martin, and Mrs. J. C. Douthitt. Pink roses and carnations decorated the event. Mary Sutton assisted with the collation. A Kensington and dinner in Miss White’s honor is planned next Friday by Mrs. Norman Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Hazel Sutton
South Mill Street
Pearl White
Kiam Stambaugh
Sharon
de Martin
Mt. Jackson
J. C. Douthitt
Pulaski
Mary Sutton
Norman Smith
Long Avenue
Miss White
Lookout Kensington Hosts Social at Cottage Street Home
The Lookout Kensington enjoyed an afternoon of sewing and music at Mrs. McCullough’s Cottage Street home. A delicious lunch followed with help from Mrs. Henderson, Miss Pearl Rice, and Miss Geraldine Bauman. The next meeting is set for June 22 at Mrs. Bluehorn’s Pennsylvania Avenue residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
McGcullough
Cottage Street
Henderson
Mrs Doniel Foster Hewett Guest At XY Z Club Meeting
Mrs Doniel Foster Hewett of New Haven arrived for an extended stay with her father S. S. Hamilton on North Mill Street and attended a Friday afternoon XY Z club meeting hosted by Mrs Thomas Liggett Jr. on Wallace Avenue. A wing period was followed by delicious refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doniel Foster Hewett
New Haven
Conn
S. S. Hamilton
North Mill Street
X. Y. Z. Club
Hame
Thomas Liggett, Jr
Allace Avene
Mrs E B Hagerty Plans Kensington Tuesday Afternoon
Mrs E B Hagerty of 115 North Walnut street will entertain Kensington residents Tuesday afternoon. The social event at her home aims to bring neighbors together and share refreshments.
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E. B. Hagerty
North Walnut Street
Kensington
Pleasant Sunday School Harvest at Thompson Home
Misses Alice and Emma Thompson hosted their North Walnut street Sunday school classes from St John Evangelical Lutheran church. From 2 to 5 pm, games on lawn and in house kept guests entertained, a peanut hunt proving popular, with a roses decor and lunch served by the hostesses and sister Sara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Emma Thompson
North Walnut Street
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sara
Adeline Miller
Madeline Harris
Sylvia Kocher
Henrietta Bishop
Gertrude Raz
Nellie Stillstrom
Celia James
Masters Harry VanDorn
Austin Bishop
Darrell Johnson
Albert Benson
Donald Clapie
William Genkinger
George Johnson
Glenn Burkhard
James Spencer
Sweesy Family Reunion Draws Large Attendee List
Nearly 350 relatives gathered Thursday at Sweesy grove in East Shenango township for a long anticipated reunion. A noon dinner at the site on Thomas Forbes farm followed morning talks by Rev. Thomas and Rev. Pollard. Attendees included Alfred Sweesy of Foxburg, Ulrich Sweesy of New Castle, Mrs. J. L. Ayers, J. S. Allen, Mrs. John Hutchinson, David L. Sweesy, Mary Minner, John McBride, and J. W. McBride, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweesy
Sweesy Grove
East Shenaneo Township
Sharon Telegraph
Thomas Forbes
East Shenango
Thomas
Pollard
West Middlesex
Alfred Sweesy
Foxbury
Butler County
Ulrich Sweesy
New Castle
J. L. Ayers
J. S. Allen
West Shenango
John Hutchinson
David L. Sweesy
Mary Minner
John McBride
J. W. McBride
Sharon
Seventh Annual Class of 1904 Reunion Plans Set
The New Castle high school class of 1904 will hold a reunion Friday evening June 16 at Hotel Lawrence Ellwood City. A committee including Misses Felicia Hamilton Bessie Gailey Jeannette Shaner Cleveland Henry and Harry K Bell met at president Miss Helen Westlake’s home to plan the informal event. Attendees may ride the 5:30 6:30 or 7:00 Harmony cars with dinner at 7:30. no formal program is planned, but several features are planned to entertain past attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle High School
Hotel Lawrence
Ellwood City
Felicia Hamilton
Bessie, Gailey
Jeannette Shaner
Cleveland Henry
Harry K. Bell
Helen Westlake
Kensington social events close summer with dinners at local homes
The First Methodist King's Daughters hosted Kensington gatherings at Mrs. D S Pyle’s Lincoln avenue home with Mrs. W D Kelly assisting. A future Kensington will be at Mrs. Craig Steen's North street home hosted by Miss Ella Long. The Current Events circle ended with a Cascade park picnic serving a 6:30 dinner for 50 town guests, save for Miss Grace Woolcock of Birmingham who joined others after theatre attendance.
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Lincoln Avenue
D.S. Pyle
King’s Daughters
First Methodist Church
W. D. Kelly
Kensington
Craig Steen
North Street
Ella Long
Cascade Park
Grove
Grace Woolcock
Birmingham
American Women’s Guild Social Session at Neshannock
The American Women’s guild held a Friday afternoon social at Mrs. William Wolford’s home on Neshannock avenue. Guests enjoyed music and guessing contests followed by refreshments. Plans were made for a picnic at Mrs. J. Lee McFate’s home on West Washington street at month’s end.
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American Women's Guild
William Wolford
Neshannock Avenue
J. Lee McFate
West Washington Street
Musicales Share Dinner At Club By Dorotha Thullen
Dorotha Thullen of Philadelphia and Jessie Mockel headline a Beaver College linked musicale at Mr and Mrs George Greer home after a Country club dinner. Guests included Mrs Phullen Miss Mockel Mrs W P Felch Miss Charlotte Ashmore and others. Mockel accompanied with refined phrasing on works by Rubenstein Liszt Schubert Schumann Chopin and English American composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorotha Thullen
Phila
Jessie Mockel
Beaver College
George Greer
North Jefferson Street
Phullen
Mockel
W. P. Felch
Charlotte Ashmore
Caroline Rearie
Marjorie Brown
Youngstown
Mabel Brierly
New Brighton
Fair
Greer
New England Conservatory
Miss Thullen
Schubert
Schumann
Thone
Chaminade
New Castle
Dr. Little
Beaver Colege
Dvorak
New York Conservatory of Music
Lechititsky
Vienna
Carnegie Building
New York City
Pittsburg
Miss Mockel
New York
Rubenstein
Liszt
Ed. Schutt
Chopin
L B G Club Picnic Honoring Miss Bertha Nye
A party of 14 L B G club members chaperoned by Mrs H H Updegraff and Mrs J W Bashline enjoyed a Harbor picnic Friday. They traveled by 1:30 car, played outdoor games, had a dinner, and returned at 8:30. The evening ended socially at Miss Alma Updegraff’s North Beaver Street home.
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H. H. Updegraff
J. W. Bashline
L. B. G. Club
Harbor
Bertha Nye
Buffalo
N. Y
Alma Updegraff
North Beaver Street
Irene Davis
Margaret McBride
Helen Gibson
May McCreary
Olive Sankey
Ralph Aubel
Charles Young
Robert Leohner
Dean Lamson Elliott Wallbank
Wilbur McCullough
Fred Sherman
Stitzingers to celebrate 10th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs A E Stitzinger of Rhodes place will celebrate the tenth anniversary of their marriage. The Rebecca chapter will be entertained by Miss Emma Davidson. The New Movement class of the First Presbyterian church hosts a picnic in Miss Ellen Longs Falls street home. The Daughters of King of Trinity church meet at 730.
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A. E. Stitzinger
Rhodes Place
Rebecca
Emma Davidson
New Movement
First Presbyterian Church
Ellen Long
Falls Street
Daughters of King of Trinity Church
Shar on line hosts DWT club bride elect event
Miss Harriet Hamilton of the Shar on line entertained the D. W. T. club Friday evening and incidentally gave Miss Jennie Owens a bride elect of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Hamilton
Sharon Line
D. W. T. Club
Jennie Owens
Two Women Prepare Long Western Trip
Mrs. B. F. Morehead of Park Avenue and Mrs. Margaret Cunningham of Volant plan an extended western tour starting Monday. Morehead will stay mainly with her sister Mrs. McCumsey in Belle Fourche, South Dakota, while Cunningham visits Denver and nearby areas. They expect to be away two to three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Morehead
Park Avenue
Margaret Cunningham
Volant
Dance Set at Country Club Next Wednesday Evening
Arrangements are made for a dance to be held at the Country club next Wednesday evening. The event details include an evening of music and social dancing for members and guests.
Dentists to Close Saturdays 12 to 6 PM This Summer
The Dentists of City will close every Saturday afternoon from 12 to 6 p m through June September. The Seibert Bible class will meet at Mrs. Wagner s home corner South and Mill streets Monday at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seibert
Towel Shower Hosted by Miss Hill at Long Avenue
A social club met for an evening of hemming towels and light refreshments. Miss Hilda Hill of Long Avenue will host the group next Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Hill
Long Avenue
Pythian Sisters Nominate Officers in Hall Meeting
Members gathered Friday evening as officers were nominated at the Pythian Sisters hall. Grand chief Mrs. Sarah Barnes of Sharon attended and spoke. A social hour with refreshments followed. Memorial services are public Sunday at 2 30 pm and the next meeting in two weeks will include officer elections.
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Sarah Barnes
Sharon
Women's Home Missionary Society Hosts Picnic at Mrs Hughes Home
In connection with their regular meeting the Women s Home and Foreign Missionary society of the Central Presbyterian church held a picnic Thursday at Mrs Hughes home stop 91 Sharon line. Twenty guests enjoyed lunch on the lawn and Mrs Rachel English of Sheridan avenue will be the next hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Central Presbyterian Church
Hughes
Sharon Line
Rachel English
Sheridan Avenue
D A R Dinner Planned in Neshannock for Flag Day
Plans completed for the Lawrence chapter of the D A R to hold dinner and entertainment next Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. John G. Nothdurst on Neshannock boulevard. Supper at 6 30 with entertainment to follow. each member may invite one guest.
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Lawrence
John G. Nothdurst
Neshannock Boulevard
Miss Florence McNabb Receives Associate Degree
Miss Florence McNabb of Highland Avenue received her associate degree at Kensington on Friday evening. Sewing filled the hours before a tempting lunch was served. Miss Hester Bryson of Sheridan Avenue will entertain in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence McNabb
Highland Avenue
E. A. T. Kensington
Hester Bryson
Sheridan Avenue
Mrs Gilmore Hosts Dinner At Country Home
Mrs. Harry Gilmore entertained a small gathering at 6 o clock Thursday evening at her country home. Guests included Mrs. Agnes Shaffer, Mrs. John Houlette and daughter Elda, and Mrs. Dorris McGill of Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gilmore
Agnes Shaffer
John Houlette
Elda
Dorris McGill
Buffalo
N. Y
Bible Class Dines at Cascade Park Hall
Members of Dr. Elizabeth McLaughrey's High School Bible class dined Thursday evening at Cascade Park dining hall and stayed for the park’s evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McLaughrey
Cascade Park
Park
J G C Club Meeting Postponed To Monday
The J G C club meeting set for Friday evening at the home of Miss Mary Sherger on South Jefferson Street has been postponed to Monday evening.
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J.G C. Club
Mary Sherger
South Jeferson Street
Picnic Plan for June 20 at Robinson's Grove
The Worth While Bible class plans a picnic at Robinson's Grove on Tuesday June 29. The event aims to gather members for a community outing with games and fellowship.
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Robinson’s Grove
Italians Plan Two Day Celebration on South Jefferson Street
Plans completed for an Italian celebration to be held Monday and Tuesday on South Jefferson street. On Tuesday evening the fireworks display will be the feature of the festivities.
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South Jefferson Street
Curb Market Returns Tuesdays at South Jefferson Street
Peas strawberries cherries butter eggs and other produce sold every Tuesday and Saturday morning at the South Jefferson Street curb market. Market location listed as 25313. Local shoppers rely on fresh offerings and regular schedule.
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South Jefferson Street
Children Day Observed at First Christian Church
Children day program replaces the preaching service at First Christian Church Sunday morning. Organ voluntary processional song prayer solo by Caroline Dufford. Chief feature is graduating the primary department into the junior department with named graduates including Clara Cotton Opal Clark Mary Walker Virginia Johnson Bertha Davis Robert Whaley and others. Tomorrow evening worship services will be held on the lawn.
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First Christian Church
Caroline Dufford
Peocussion
Ose
Ralph Byers
Ome Gs Boxed Sromn Lyda Ruth Brooks
Clara Cotton
Opal Clark
Mary Walker
Virginia Johnson
Bertha Davis
Robert Whaley
Whan Pool
William Forney
Laurel Thayer
Richard Allen
James Snyder
Henry Grooms
William Wogan
Joe O'Neill
George O'Neill
Wilbur Fulkerson
Paul Earl
Deaths of the Day Mrs Annie Jones and Others
Deaths of the Day note Mrs Annie Jones wife of Griffith Jones died Friday at 1613 Moravia street after diabetes at 61 she was Welsh Congregational and survived by second husband and son W S Davis plus sister Miss Mary Jones of Australia funeral Monday 2 pm Oak Park cemetery Nicholas Young of Wampum dies aged 78 funeral Monday 10 am St Monica's church Wampum remains to St Joseph's cemetery survivors include wife and six children Nancy Nelson Ewing dies at Beaver Pa age 68 widow of Joan H Ewing survived by husband and three sons and one daughter noted among large family of siblings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Jones
Griffith Jones
Moravia Street
Jones
Welsh Congregational Church
W. S. Davis
Mary Jones
Australia
Oak Park Cemetery
Nicholas Young
Wampum
St. Monica's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Young
George Crabel
Joseph Ferenbaugh
Struthers
Maggie
Nicholas
Cambridge, CO
John Henry
Braddock
William Rohrer
Sharon
Lissie
Nancy Nelson Ewing
Joan H. Ewing
Beaver Hour
Beaver
William H
Pittsburg
Wallace J
New Castle
Funeral services announced for J Lee Monte and Mrs K Irons
J Lee Monte of Erie and Mrs K Irons of Beaver will have funeral services at the Beaver House in Beaver on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lee Monte
Erie
Mrs. K. Irons
Beaver
Beaver House
South Side W C T U Holds Flower Mission Day
The South Side W C T U met at Mrs. J W Reynolds home to celebrate flower mission day and Miss Jennie Cassidy's birth day. A brief session included reading singing and talks on flower missions followed by a 6 o'clock lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Reynolds
Jennie Cassidy
Unique Suit Filed Over Alleged Maliet Injury
Lizzie Leson of Lowellville sues Mary Delpice for 5000 dollars claiming the defendant struck her with a wooden mallet causing serious injuries. R. H. Updegraff was a visitor in Pittsburgh yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Leson
Lowellville
Mary Delpice
R. H. Updegraff
Pittsburg
Chamberlain's Ointment for Sprains Advise
Advertises Chamberlain's ointment as the remedy for sprains with instructions to apply freely, keep quiet, and expect removal of soreness and quick recovery. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
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Sweesy Reunion
Reunion
Piente
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E. Fulton Hudson
New McGoun
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Corner Mill and
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Dollar Savings Association
W. Cc. T. U. and
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Treadwell News Co
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Love & Megown
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