Large reception honors new pastor at Primitive Methodist
Rev. Cook and family, recently from Youngstown, were welcomed by about 125 guests at the Primitive Methodist church. Miss Gladys Ashton's class attended, with a program including addresses, musical numbers, and a supper served by a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Youngstown
Primitive Methodist Church
Gladys Ashton
William Ampier
Park and Gibson
D. P. Shafer
Helen Jones
Baxter
Ben Dyson
William McKenzie
William Hartland
George Richardson
Esther Richardson
Parks
Harry Ashton
Gibson
Irwin Tate
Wooley
McKenzie
Surprise 58th birthday for M. J. Conner in Wampum
Family members gathered in Wampum on Sunday to honor M. J. Conner on his 58th birthday. Attendees included M. J. Conner and spouse, Samuel Conner and wife with son Manuel, and Harry McKee with daughter Thelma, from New Castle. A noon dinner preceded gifts and a notable presentation of a fine pair of shoes by his granddaughter and grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Conner
Wampum
Samuel Conner
Manuel
Harry McKee
Thelma
New Castle
Marriage Banns Published for Gallagher and Diamond
Banns were posted Sunday at St Marys church for the marriage of Miss Mary Gallagher of Beaver Street and Wilfred Diamond of Moore Avenue on Thursday morning June 27. Attendants named are Miss Celia Murphy and Walter Hannon. A breakfast will follow at the bride elects mother Mrs Margaret Gallagher s North Beaver Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Mary Gallagher
Beaver Street
Wilfred Diamond
Moore Avenue
Celia Murphy
Walter Hannon
Margaret Gallagher
North Beaver Street
Mary Turner
Stoneboro
Nannie Nowell
Utica
Charles Bruce
Ned
Sandy Lake
F. A. Hover
John S. Abel
Fairmont Avenue
Beaver Falls
Abel
Mary Eckles
G. W. Daugherty
Alliance
Ohio
Harold Shaffer
Grant Street
Joseph Hartland
Buffalo
N. Y
James Wagner Hartland
Miss Helen Carlisle Hosts S P Club at YWCA
Miss Helen Carlisle of Oak Street will entertain the S P club at the Y W C A Wednesday at 6 30 o clock.
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Helen Carlisle
Oak Street
S. P. Club
Office Desks Offer Largest Line of Flat Top and Standing Desks
In stock now is the largest line of flat top typewriter and standing desks in oak and mahogany. The display includes flat top models and adjustable standing desks to fit home or office use.
Long and Rentz Wed in First Christian Ceremony
Miss Kate M. Long and Fred J. Rentz announce their marriage in a Saturday evening ceremony at eight o clock officiated by Rev W W Sniff pastor of the First Christian church. Attendants were Miss May King and B H Heiser. The couple will reside at 303 Boyles avenue after a trip to eastern and southern points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate M. Long
Fred J. Rentz
W. W. Sniff
First Christian Church
May King
Youngstown
B. H. Heiser
Oberlin
Boyles Avenue
Pretty Luncheon for Nurses in Shenango Valley
Mr and Mrs Frank A Hover hosted a one o'clock luncheon at Croton avenue, entertaining nurses from Shenango Valley Hospital. Honored guests included Miss Freda Bruce Miss Wilda Bruce Miss Louise Hessee Miss Mary English and Miss Lois Ryhal with additional attendees Mollie Bruce Marie McDonald Sara Teets Hallie Bruce Vero McDonald and Laura McBride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Hover
Croton Avenue
Shenango Valley Hospital
Freda Bruce
Wilda Bruce
Louise Hessee
Mary English
Lois Ryhal
Mollie Bruce
Marie McDonald
Sara Teets
Hallie Bruce
Vero McDonald
Laura McBride
Birthday tribute for Mrs Moseley at Woodlawn gathering
To honor Mrs. T. F. Moseley of Woodlawn a birthday surprise was held Friday evening. Fifty attended and she received an electric lamp presented by Mrs. Robert Simpson. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ross and Claire Haus of New Castle Mrs. Edward McCampbell of Monessen and Mr. and Mrs. Matheny of Beaver Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Moseley
Woodlawn
Robert Simpson
J. C. Ross
Claire Haus
New Castle
Edward McCampbell
Monessen
Matheny
Beaver Falls
J N O Club Meets at Bartrum Avenue Home
Members of the J N O club gathered at Joseph Heaney's Bartrum avenue residence for an evening of short stories singing and selections from Longfellow. A luncheon was served by Mrs Heaney before members departed. The next meeting will be at Thomas Coe's home next Sunday.
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J. N. O. Club
Joseph Heaney
Bartrum Avenue
Longfellow
Kensington group entertains guests at Pine Street gathering
Mrs. Ferdinand Griffith hosted a Saturday evening event for the Girls' Kensington. Guests included Mrs. H. W. Patterson of Saltsbury and Miss Helen Maxwell, with hostess assistance from Mrs. Garvin Ligo.
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Ferdinand Griffith
Pine Street
Kensington
H. W. Patterson
Saltsbury
Helen Maxwell
Garvin Ligo
Hunt Family Reunion Set for June at John Moore Home
The Hunt family plans its annual reunion at John Moore's residence in Eastbrook Pennsylvania on June 12. Family members are invited to gather for a day of fellowship and activities at the Moore home.
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Hunt
John Moore
Eastbrook
Thrift Stamp Committee Schedules Tuesday Meeting
The Thrift Stamp Committee will convene Tuesday at 7 30 o clock in the YWCA for an important gathering.
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Thrift Stamp Committee
National Congress of Mothers Meets Tuesday at YWCA
The National Congress of Mothers will gather Tuesday at 2 30 o clock in the Y W C A for its meeting. The event invites members and interested parties to attend and participate in the sessions.
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Congress of Mothers
National Congress of Mothers
Social Week Happenings Schedule Listed In Town
The week’s social events run from Monday through Saturday with gatherings at residences, schools, halls and churches. Notable items include weddings at St Mary's church on Wednesday and Thursday and reunions at Eastbrook Cascade Park Energy and Cascade Park.
Mrs Cooper Goes to New Jersey While Husband Is Stationed
Mrs J R Cooper of East North Street travels by car to Penefly New Jersey to stay while Captain Jesse Cooper serves at Camp Merritt New Jersey. She is accompanied by Mrs Wilson Eckles.
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J. R. Cooper
East North Street
Penefly
N. J
Jesse Cooper
Camp Merritt
Wilson Eckles
Mrs Deverall Hosts 1914 Kensington Visit Change
Mrs Fred Deverall of Pearson Street will entertain the 1914 Kensington on Wednesday evening instead of Thursday.
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Fred Deverall
Pearson Street
Kensington
Bay reunion set for Wednesday at Kate Patton's Oak Street home
The annual Bay reunion will be held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Kate Patton of Oak Street. Attendees from the community are expected to gather for the event hosted by Mrs. Patton.
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Bay
Kate Patton
Oak Street
Visiting Nurse Board Meeting Scheduled at YWCA
The monthly meeting of the Visiting Nurse Board will be held Thursday at 3 o'clock in the YWCA.
Mr and Mrs Elmer McConahy Hosting Sutz Gas Club
Mr and Mrs Elmer McConahy of Clarence Avenue will entertain the Sutz Gas club Wednesday evening at their home.
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Elmer McConahy
Clarence Avenue
Sutz Gas Club
Luncheon Spoon Club Hosts Friday Meeting
Mrs Frank Baldwin of North Beav er street will entertain the Luncheon Spoon club Friday at 1 o clock in the afternoon.
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Frank Baldwin
North Beaver Street
Agenda Club Teased by Miss Marguerie Hurley Host
Miss Marguerie Hurley of West Cherry Street will entertain the Agenda Club Thursday evening in a social gathering.
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Agenda Club
Marguerie Hurley
West Cherry Street
Local social notes and visits from the city
The report lists residents and guests visiting or traveling from Cumberland Avenue to Butler New York City Hamilton and Bridgeport. It notes illnesses births and military movements including James Wagner Hart and Arthur D. Gillette.
Colored Costume Satins Sell At Varied Prices
The ad lists colored costume satins priced at 1.50 per yard, with tans khaki olive crab taupe and brown among the colors available. Other colored satins range from 2.00 to 2.50 per yard.
Printed Voiles At Bargain 35 Cents A Yard
Readable fabrics in sea son color themes shown in gingham plaids floral and figured designs 36 inches wide offered at a special value of 35 cents per yard.
Notion Items of Interest in Button Trade
Bone button molds five cents per dozen. Lace trimming buttons washable twelve and a half cents per dozen. Fancy colored trimming buttons ten cents per dozen. Fresh water pearl buttons ten cents per dozen. Fancy cut pearl buttons twelve and a half cents per dozen.
Zephyr Tissue Ginghams Offered at 58 Cents Yard
The fabric features 82 inches in width with stripe and plaid effects in rose tan green yellow black and white. Priced at 58 cents per yard.
Practical Summer Cloth in Rose and Neutrals
36 inches wide offered in rose pink grey tan green navy Copenhagen black and white. Described as a most practical cloth for cool summer frocks. Priced at 35 cents per yard.
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Copenhagen
Reseda
W C T U Meetings Add Flower and Hospital Notes
South Side W C T U plans a Tuesday meeting with Miss Annie Elmore of Sutton street and urges all members to attend. Central W C T U reports a Friday 8 PM gathering in Y W C A parlors with devotionals and a bill for $18 for year flowers. members will attend Shenango Valley Hospital Training School graduation where Miss Turnbull of Pittsburgh and Rev C J Williamson spoke. Croton W C C T A designates Flower Mission Day on Tuesday June 11 at Mrs John Bay’s home. members asked to bring flowers. meeting led by Mrs Hannah Waggoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Elmore
Sutton Street
A. J. Reese
Croton W. CC. T. A
John Bay
Croton Avenue
Hannah Waggoner
Bible Classes Schedule Meeting at Local Homes
The Laura Young Bible class will meet at 1417 East Washington street Tuesday at 2 30 afternoon led by Mrs Gates with Miss McKee teaching. The United Workers Bible Study class gathers Tuesday evening at Mrs David Harris’s Vine street home with Mrs Speer Gibson as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Young
W. J. McCallister
East Washington Street
Mrs
Gates
Miss McKee
United Workers Bible Study
David Harris
Vine Street
M. Speer Gibson
Red Cross Notes Filling a Large Order
The article extols the nursing profession as the essential role for women balancing mother teacher and caregiver duties. It asserts munitions workers and ambulance drivers cannot meet the scale of needs, praising trained nurses as the sole answer when called to duty.
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Josephine Daskam
Work Submitted: Auxiliary Units Reported Items
Harlansburg auxiliary submitted six suits plus one sample suit. Hehman auxiliary reported twelve suits plus six towels and six socks. Sessemer auxiliary listed seven suits with pajamas three sweaters five socks and Unit 1 twenty five bed shirts. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Strayer of Hamilton apartments turned from a several days visit.
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Harlansburg
Mr. Hehman
Pe James
Sessemer
Lloyd Strayer
Hamilton Apartments
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Richelieu Avenue
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Crescent Avenue
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Winslow Avenue
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Butler Avenue
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Home Street
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