Will Raise Fund For Social Center
At a Wednesday American committee meeting plans were made to raise funds by collecting waste materials such as old rags iron and rubber items for the social center. Collections will start in September with announcements in summer and proceeds to support Americanization work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Committee
Christine Butler
Anne Aiken
Laura Parker
Miss Butler
King's Daughters of the
First Methodist Church
Miss Aiken
Army film shown at Nixon theatre on coast artillery work
Through the kindness of the theater management a reel of moving pictures depicting coast artillery is shown today at Nixon theatre. Sergeant Ephraim Meredith in charge of the local army recruiting station arranged the display as part of the regular program. The film is of exceptional merit and holds interest for potential recruits and general amusement seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon Theatre
Coast Artillery
Ephriam Meredith
Polish Girls Present Benefit Program At YWCA
A Polish Girls club program at the YWCA raises funds for Poland relief. Anna Korzei announces the event with exhibits from Poland on display, ticketed by Anna Ostrowska and Josephine Ostrowska. The program features songs, dances, lectures, Polish drills, and a performance by sixteen school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Anna Korzei
Anna Boda
Frank Kwolek
Pittsburgh
Anna Ostrowska
Josephine Ostrowska
Oczytiwe Dziewczyna
Marie C. Mrozek
Helen Marczek
Mary Kmiotek
Bernice B. Gazdowicz
Krakowiak
Mrs. Janiszewka
Josephine Wlosek
Eva Nastal
Geneve Bream
Anna Tomon
Kathrine Klos
Lois Reed McClure Graduates With Piano Recital
In Lington Pennsylvania Miss Lois Reed McClure presented a graduation piano recital at the United Presbyterian church. The program showcased a versatile selection with each number demanding her best effort demonstrating notable musical skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Linington
Lois Reed McClure
United Presbyterian Church
Moss McClure
Miss Eugenia Long Hosts Two Teas at Moody Avenue
Fifty invitations were issued for two teas to be hosted by Miss Eugenia Long at her Moody avenue home on Wednesday June 16. The first tea runs from 2 to 4 PM and the second from 4 to 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Long
Moody Avenue
Mrs Pearl Maben Hostess at Butler Avenue Tea
Miss Pearl Ross Maben, a former Rescue Mission missionary, was entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs E J Berquist. Twenty one bible class ladies from the Rescue Mission attended and were served by several class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Ross Maben
Meadville
Rescue Mission
E. J. Berquist
Butler Avenue
Miss Maben
Berquist
Class of 1914 Alumni Outing Planned at Cascade Park
At a committee meeting last evening at Mrs. H. D. Taylor's East street home, all arrangements for the class of 1914 alumni outing at Cascade Park on June 25 were completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
H. D. Taylor
East Street
New Castle Hospital Card Club Meets At Mrs Elliott Home
Mrs N W Elliott of Lincoln Avenue hosted the New Castle Hospital Card Club last evening with cards as the main diversion. Her daughters Edith and Anna Elliott and Agnes Mitchell assisted in serving lunch. In two weeks Mrs J V Travers will entertain the club at the Knights of Columbus clubhouse on North Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Elliott
Lincoln Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Edith
Anna Elliott
Agnes Mitchells
J. V. Travers
Knights of Columbus Club
North
Jefferson Street
Dinner in Cascade Park for Mrs Paul Jones
Wednesday evening a dinner at Cascade Park honored Mrs Paul Jones formerly Miss Helen Simison whose April 2 Wellsburg Va marriage. They will reside in Sharon where the groom works as inspector with the Savage Arms company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Ruth Forrest
Paul Jones
Helen Simison
Wellsburg
Sharon
Savage Arms Company
Birthday gathering at Brooklyn Avenue home
A group of friends visited Jack Shepp on Brooklyn Avenue Wednesday to celebrate his birthday. Guests included John Eagan William Duncan John Rice Bradley McGonigle David Quinn Joseph Muller Charles Shepp and Jack and Ted Conlin of Pittsburgh. Lunch was served by Mrs Shepp with assist from Louise McGonigie and Agnes Shepp. The host received several gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Shepp
Brooklyn Avenue
John Eagan
William Duncan
John Rice
Bradley McGonigle
David Quinn
Joseph Muller
Charles Shepp
Jack
Ted Conlin
Pittsburgh
Shepp
Louise McGonigie
Agnes Shepp
Ladies' Aid Plans Lawn Social At Madison Ave Church
The Madison avenue Christian church Ladies' Aid Society held a regular meeting at Mrs. J. F. Edmunds home on N Liberty street. They planned a lawn social for Thursday evening June 17 with a committee of Mrs Bestwick Mrs Franklin Mrs Edmunds Mrs J D Brumbaugh Mrs McHattie and Mrs Barnhart. Epworth League delegates were elected to attend the Institute in Edinboro June 21 28: Olive Dickey Ethel Wylne Paul Reynolds and John Dickey named as representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Madison Avenue Christian Church
J. F. Edmunds
N. Liberty Street
Bestwick
Franklin
Edmunds
J. D. Brumbaugh
McHattie
Barnhart
Epworth League
Epworth Methodist Church
Epworth League Institute
Missionary Society Meets at Pritchard Home
Section Three of the Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will hold a meeting Friday evening at the home of Mrs. L. L. Pritchard on 419 Electric Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
L. L. Pritchard
Electric Street
Postponed Missionary Society Meeting for First Baptist
The regular meeting of Section Sevan of the Missionary Society at the First Baptist Church has been postponed to next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Section Sevan
The
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Kumjoinus Bible Class Change of Meeting Place
Members of the Kumjoinus Bible class of Croton Methodist church will meet Friday evening at the home of G Earl Williams on Wilmington avenue instead of at Rev. Campbell's home as previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Called for Oscar L. Jackson Camp
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Oscar L. Jackson Camp of the Sons of Veterans will meet Thursday at eight o clock in G A R Hall. Mrs. E C King, the president, calls the meeting and all members and prospective members are urged to attend. Badges will be distributed at this gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar L. Jackson
The
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
E. C. King
Daughters of America Call Meeting for Friday Evening
A Daughters of America gathering is set for 8 o'clock Friday night in their hall with nominations of officers to take place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daughters of America
Quartet Performs at Echo Meeting in Sec ond United Presbyterian Church
A male quartet including George Annable Charles Reynolds Charles Strumater and E A Caldwell sang at the Echo meeting held Wednesday evening at the Second United Presbyterian church Delegates to the County Sunday School Convention spoke on What Impressed Me Most at the Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Annable
Charles Reynolds
Charles Strumater
E. A. Caldwell
Second United Presbyterian Church
Luther League Social Postponed to Next Wednesday
The Luther League social event planned for this evening in the church parlors has been postponed until next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Swedish Lutheran Church
Welsh Reunion Plans Mobilize Committees at Cascade Park
Cascade park will host the Welsh reunion on July 24 drawing a large crowd from western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio. Committees tabbed include Program chaired by Thomas Edwards and W. A. Johns, Music led by William BE. Harris, Amusement and Prizes headed by Thomas Thomas, and Finance under D. O. Davies, among others. Speakers include David J. Jones and Rev. W. Glyn Williams with Public Safety led by Nathaniel Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Thomas Edwards
W. A. Johns
Barton E. Richards
Harry T. Jones
John Evans
W. J. Davis
Edward Reese
William R. Jones
William BE. Harris
Thomas Hopkins
Richard RB. Johns
Harry Ayers
David West
Isaac Jones
Thomas Jones
Griff Thomas
Joseph Williams
David Lewis
William H. Lewis
Brinley Hughes
A. C. Buser
Deaths of the Day Hempill Funeral
Funeral services for Maxine May Hempill 4 died after a ten day pneumonia illness. She was born February 2 1916 and is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Hempill two sisters Thelma and Harritt. Interment in Greenwood cemetery planned after Saturday 3 PM services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Hempill
Greenwood Cemetery
Maxine May Hempill
Lewis Hempill
South Mill Street
Thelma
Harritt
Croton Methodists Rally Tonight With Elections
The Croton Methodist church choir will hold a rally this evening at 7 30. Practice begins promptly after with lunch in the basement. Speeches and election of officers will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton
Kensington Club Midday Social At Mrs Adams Home
Mrs Charles E Adams and her daughter hosted Elite Kensington members at 1210 Wilmington Avenue on Wednesday afternoon. The gathering featured fancy work and social chat followed by lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Adams
R. W. Bolsinger
Kensington
Wilmington Avenue
Miss Ella J Pinkerton Dies At 61 In Pulaski Area
Ella J Pinkerton aged 61 years 10 months died Wednesday at her sister Mrs Sylvester Gibson’s home north of Pulaski Born August 10 1858 in Pulaski township daughter of Samuel and Sara Watson Pinkerton She was an instructor and dress maker at Mary Home sanitarium West Point Mississippi A member of Neshannock Presbyterian church New Wilmington She is survived by a brother William J Funeral services 2 p m Saturday at Neshannonck church cemetery with Rev Kirkbride officiating Interment Neshannock cemetery No service at residence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burnside
Marshall Avenue
Lillian Perry
Pittsburgh
Hazel Swartz
Mercer
D. F. McFall
North Bay Street
H. G. Warnock
East Washington Street
Farrell
John M. Hoover
Crafton
John Elder, Jr
East Falls Street
Ella McBurney
Highlands Avenue
Alex Douds
Jas. Young
Sharon
New Castle
Dorothy Cooper
Beaver Falls
Bert McKibben
John F. Edmunds
William
North Liberty Street
Pittsburg
Frances Reed
North Beaver Street
R. K. Kyser
North Cedar Street
Emma Goss
East Clayton Street
Indiana
Nellie J. Metz
Verne Osborne
Ellwood City
Helen Massie
Grant Street
H. M. Herbert
May
West North Street
George Lancaster
Youngstown
Edith Horton
C. D. Horton
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Samuel Perry
North Street
Philadelphia
Ward E. Lawton
Georgetown Preparatory School
Washington, D. C
Highland
J. W. Kenney
M. M. Robbins
Walnut Street
Harry Ritchie
Ruth
Morton Street
C. C. Stump
Niles, C
A. D. Jones
Ella J. Pinkerton
Sylvester Gibson
Pulaski
Pulaski Township
Samuel
Sara Watson Pinkerton
Mary Home Sanitarium
West Point
Miss
Neshannock Presbyterian Church of
New Wilmington
William J
Neshannock Church
Women Church Groups Elect Officers At Croton Methodist
Members of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of Croton Methodist elect officers led by President Mrs. E A Wilson and First Vice President Mrs. O A Rodgers. Roles include secretaries, superintendents for Queen Esthers Home Guards Mothers Jewels literature mite boxes tithing evangelism and more. Section Two of the First Christian Missionary society met at Mrs. Samuel Nessle's Pine Street home with hostesses Mrs. Nessle and Mrs. Frank Mitchell. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Benjamin Bott on Meyer Avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society
the Croton Methodist Church
E. A. Wilson
O. A. Rodgers
Floyd McClelland
G. M. Gibson
Fred Hill
M. E. Remley
Nelson McCluskey
Home Guards
Perry Grossman
Robert Rodgers
Mothers Jewels
John Scott
Ed Blaine
T. C. Armstrong
B. A. Cook
George Williams
Samuel Patterson
First Christian Missionary Society
Samuel Nessle
Pine Street
Frank Mitchell
Benjamin Bott
Meyer Avenue
Supper Planned for Normal Class at Cascade Park
Sixteen members of the Normal class of the Second United Presbyterian church will enjoy supper at Cascade park this evening. Miss Mary Aiken, teacher of the class, will be the guest of honor. The committee in charge is composed of Miss Charlotte Taylor and Miss Margaret Reeher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church
Cascade Park
Mary Aiken
Charlotte Taylor
Margaret Reeher
Epworth Methodist Women Stage Successful Play
Mrs P H Reider directed the playset assisted by Mrs P H Kearns Mrs Samuel Warner Mrs Harry Sankey Mrs T M Shaffer Mrs Harley Carpenter Mrs R H Hudson and Mrs C P Reynolds. The Epworth Methodist church women presented the play Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Reider
P. H. Kearns
Samuel Warner
Harry Sankey
T. M. Shaffer
Harley Carpenter
R. H. Hudson
C. P. Reynolds
Epworth Methodist Church
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes
Admitted include Mrs. Sarah Nicholson of Court street and Mrs. Agnes Elliott of Maryland avenue. Discharged were Florence Reece of Chi cora and Arturo Ducelloveo of Butler avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Nicholson
Court Street
Agnes Elliott
Maryland Avenue
Florence Reece
Chicora
Arturo Ducelloveo
Butler Avenue
Postponed Meeting of D. T. O. Kennington
The meeting scheduled for this evening has been postponed to Thursday evening June 17. They will meet with Mrs. George Kennedy of Winslow Avenue. Mrs. Norman Morse will be associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. O. Kensington
George Kennedy
Winslow Avenue
Norman Morse
Ninety City Residents in State Institutions
About 90 people from this city are housed in state institutions for mental care. Despite low daily charges, the city spends thousands yearly. Most reside in Dixmont and Polk with others in Wernersville and nearby facilities. Two residents at Wernersville reportedly died, reducing costs there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixmont
Polk
Wernersville
Picnic at Cascade Park by Willing Workers Class
Members of the Willing Workers class of the Second United Presbyterian Church taught by Mrs. Charles E. Book will hold a picnic dinner at Cascade Park this evening at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church
Charles E. Book
Cascade Park
Picnic Dinner for Normal Class at Cascade Park
Miss Aiken a teacher of the Normal class of the Second U P church will entertain members of the class with a picnic dinner this evening at Cascade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Aiken
Second U. P. Church
Caccade Park
Aganda Club Guests To Meet At Agnes Daley Home
The Aganda club will be entertained Thursday evening at the home of Miss Agnes Daley located at 213 Ashland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aganda
Agnes Daley
Ashland Avenue
Mrs Bud Langdon Hosts Highland Kensington Friday
Mrs Bud Langdon of Centennial street will entertain members of the Highland Kensington in her home Friday evening of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Kensington
Bud Langdon
Centennial Street
Carpenters Local 206 to Elect Officers Thursday June 10
Local No 206 Carpenters Union will hold a special meeting on Thursday evening June 10 1920 to elect officers. J Albert Wilson serves as secretary for Local tl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Albert Wilson
Municipal hospital for contagious disease debated by council
City council weighs a municipal hospital for contagious diseases. They estimate annual maintenance costs of 15000 to 20000 dollars and seek public opinion before proceeding, hoping residents will share the burden if the project proceeds.
Salensville Man Guests Mrs Heasley in Pearl Street Visit
Peter Rafter of Salensville Ohio is the guest of Mrs J H Heasley of Pearl Street during a local social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Rafter
Salensville, O
J. 8. Heasley
Pearl Street
Miss Hazel Mart Visits Penn State College
Miss Hazel Mart of Emerson Avenue is spending a week with friends at Pennsylvania State College, staying on campus and enjoying campus activities during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Mart
Emerson Avenue
Pennsylvania State College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Americanization Committee
Dollar Savings Association
Neshannock Ave
Hart and Shaw
John C. Rote
Brooks Phonograph
W.F. Dufford& Co
Washington St
N. C. H. Card Club
Ladies’ Aid
Baptist Section 3
Baptist Section 7
Ladies’ Auxiliary
D. A. R. Meeting
Echo
Hempill
Idlewife
Shenango Valley
Penn Men’s
Penn Theatre
UNION
BELL
of the
Washington Street
Trew Furniture Co
C. Ed Smith Hardware Co
Bell 406
Wyatt R. Campbell
Dunn Undertaking Company
East North Street
Market Street
Butler
New Castle Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Winternitz
Klivans
Klafters
Arrow Shop
Ward
Ginger
P. L. Hogue and Co
Jos. Ritter, Jr
Metzler’s
Butler Lodge
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