Informal Reception at Highland Church Honors Return of Pastor
Naomi circle of the Highland United Presbyterian church held an informal reception Friday to mark the return of Rev. R. H. Mulholland after a year in the south and the return of Mr. and Mrs. Percy L. Craig from Pasadena. The Sunday school room gleamed with flowers palms and ferns while an orchestra provided music. In the serving area the primary room featured orange blossoms and peonies as decorations with Mrs. C. G. Lindner and Miss Harriet Leslie pouring coffee and chocolate. About 150 guests attended despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Mulholland
South
Percy L. Craig
Pasadena
Cal
Naomi
Highland United Presbyterian Church
C. G. Lindner
Harriet Leslie
Misses Nell McCormick and guests attend B A T club meeting
A group of girls led by Nell McCormick and Elizabeth Gardner visited Miss Jessie Wilson at North Mercer street for a B A T club gathering. Cards preceded a collation served with help from Hazel Riley. In two weeks Miss Grace Wood will host at Wallace avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell McCormick
Elizabeth Gardner
Jessie Mockel
Josephine Biles
Elsa Ashmore
Adeline Woodworth
B. A. T. Club
Jessie Wilson
North Mercer Street
Miss Wilson
Hazel Riley
Grace Wood
Wallace Avenue
Coterie Club Hosts Sale and Luncheon at North Cedar Home
Miss Smith of Battle Creek and Mr and Mrs Sheldon shared honors at the Coterie club meeting held at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Hands on North Cedar street Friday. Three tables were used for a six hand endire sale and a dainty luncheon was served. Mr and Mrs W H Williams of Winter avenue attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Smith
Battle Creek
Young Ladies Bible Class Holds Final Meeting Before September
The Third United Presbyterian group met Friday with Mrs. J. A. Wallace of Huron Avenue. They transacted important business and planned a July picnic with date to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian
J. A. Wallace
Huron Avenue
Ex-County Detective Logan Attends Birthday Party At Home
Former detective Creighton G. Logan now works for a Pittsburg piano firm returns home for a birthday party honoring his three year old child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creighton G. Logan
Pittsburg
Card party shifted to Wednesday for Mrs Pyle honor
Mrs George Winter of North Beaver street changes the card party honoring Mrs Lewis H Pyle to Wednesday at 2 30 oclock in place of the previous Tuesday date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Winter
North Beaver Street
Lewis H. Pyle
Miss Felicia Hamilton Hosts Informal Bride-Elect Tea
In honor of Miss Clara B Clarke a bride elect of this month Miss Felicia Hamilton of Boyles Avenue entertained a few friends informally Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara B. Clarke
Felicia Hamilton
Boyles Avenue
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For a limited time customers receive a free rubber tipped penholder with each dozen pens purchased. Offer emphasizes value and quantity while stock lasts.
House warming on anniversary at Williams home
A Friday evening house warming at Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Williams on Albert Street celebrated their eighth wedding anniversary. Summer flowers adorned the home and an informal musicale entertained guests. Matilda Ritchie played piano and Richard Johns sang. A later collation followed. Notable attendees included Dr. and Mrs. Dean, Dr. Sankey, Mr. and Mrs. Hornsteen, Miss Shaddick, Miss Stevenson, and several others from Ellwood City and Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Sankey
Jevon
Shaddick
Hornsteen
Kelly
Waddington
Laura Stevenson
Randall
Florence Dunn
Matilda Ritchie
Penrose
Mary Nyman
Maude Mitchell
Stanley Bright
Charles Cripps
W. H. Britton
Frank Bickell
David Hamilton
Ell
Picnic at Cascade Park Honors Visitors
A basket picnic at Cascade park Friday evening hosted by the T. H. E. girls honored guests Miss Josephine Robbins of Youngstown and Miss Helen Watson of Cleveland. A 7 o'clock dinner was served in the grove before rain interrupted a theatre party. attendees included Elizabeth Douds Frances Leavy Margaret Marshall Dorothy Curtis Helen Watson Josephine Roberts Isabelle Hileman Florence Whittaker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Josephine Robbins
Youngstown
Helen Watson
Cleveland
Grove
Elizabeth Douds
Frances Leavy
Margaret Marshall
Dorothy Curtis
Josephne Roberts
Isabelle Hileman
Florence Whittaker
Messrs
Thomas McConnell
Mammaso Girls Schedule Party At Walnut Glen
Misses Rachel Sample and Vera Bender hosted a Mammosa girls party at Walnut Glen. Guests followed a card guided program with a grand march and dancing. Refreshments were served. Aides were Anna Bender and Clara Sample. Eleanor Stewart will entertain the group in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Sample
Vera Bender
Walnut Glen
Anna Bender
Clara Sample
Eleanor Stewart
Surprise Birthday Wash for Miss Marion Hover
The Queen Esther circle of the First Methodist church hosted Miss Marion Hover of Croton Avenue last evening. Fifteen guests from Miss Cramer's Sunday school class attended with games and refreshments, ending with birthday wishes for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hover
Croton Avenue
Queen Esther
First Methodist Church
Local Marriage Notice for Miss Bernice Bell Arnold and Mr. M Dwight Pierce
Cards announce the marriage of Miss Bernice Bell Arnold daughter of Mr and Mrs William S Arnold of Pittsburg to Mr M Dwight Pierce of Houston. The ceremony occurred Wednesday in Pittsburg and post 15 July they will be at home in Houston. The bride formerly resided here and is the granddaughter of the late Mrs John L Emery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Bell Arnold
William S. Arnold
Pittsburg
M. Dwight Pierce
Houston
John L. Emery
Social Union Dinner Honors Higley Couple
Mrs. J. S. DuShane of North Mill street presided at a prettily appointed dinner given by the Social union of the First Methodist church Friday. Covers were laid for 30 guests with Dr. and Mrs. BE Higley in the honor places. Flowers graced the tables and the after dinner entertainment was informal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. DuShane
North Mill Street
First Methodist Church
BE. BE. Higley
Marriage of Miss Marion E Christy and Walter B Allen
News of the marriage of Miss Marion E. Christy daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Christy of Greenville and Mr Walter B Allen of Rochester New York formerly of Greenville. The ceremony occurred Wednesday and the couple have gone to housekeeping in Rochester New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion E. Christy
Frank Christy
Greenville
Walter B. Allen
Rochester
N. Y
Miss Amy Smith to Attend Utica Commencement
Miss Amy Smith of Wallace avenue will travel next Friday to Utica New York to be the guest of Miss Alice Snape daughter of Rev John Snape formerly of this city. She will attend the Utica high school commencement exercises where Miss Snape is a member of the graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Amy Smith
Wallace Avenue
Utica N. Y
Alice Snape
John Snape
Snape
Local Girls Attend Informal Lunch At Leasure Avenue
Miss Ruth Welch hosted a casual luncheon for N. T. B. girls at her Leasure avenue home on Friday afternoon. Miss Ruth Reinhart of Delaware avenue invited the group to meet again at her home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leasure Avenue
Ruth Welch
Ruth Reinhart
Delaware Avenue
Mrs. E L Smith to Attend Oberlin Commencement Guests
Mrs E L Smith and her daughters Elizabeth and Edna of Wallace Avenue will travel next Tuesday to Oberlin to be guests of Mr and Mrs William G Jackson and their family for the commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Smith
Elizabeth
Edna
Wallace Avenue
Oberlin
William G. Jackson
L T L Convention Program To Be Announced Monday
The program for the L T L convention will be announced Monday. The event will be held at the Reformed Presbyterian church on Oak Street Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Oak Street
Marriage License Granted in Pittsburg to Gertrude Reider and James Ellison
A marriage license has been granted for Pittsburg to Miss Gertrude Reider and James Ellison of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Gertrude Reider
James Ellison
Guild Picnic Planned for Thursday July 14
The American Women's Guild session at Mrs. Lyle Emery's Lyndal street home bid farewell to Mrs. H M Thatcher and daughter Gladys who left for Indiana. Planning for the annual picnic set for Thursday July 14 at Mrs J Jee McFate's West Washington street home with committees for arrangements and transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Women's Guild
Lyle Emery
Lyndal Street
H. M. Thatcher
Gladys
Thatcher
Indiana
J. L. McFate
Wolford
Faith Emery
J. Jee McFate
West Washington Street
T. C. Armstrong
William Farrington
W. W. Fielding
P. K. Fike
Emery
Amber Blackstone
Local Bride to Wed Mr August J Peter in Warren
Miss Clara Bullock of this city will marry August J Peter son of Jamestown New York this afternoon at the bride elects brother s home in Warren. A farewell reception will be given to Dr and Mrs BE Higley and family by the First Methodist church congregation. Rebecca Baker of Green street will entertain the P L D circle. Trinity church King s Daughters hold their regular monthly meeting at 7 30 in the guild room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bullock
August J. Peterson
Jamestown
N. Y
Warren
BE. E. Higley
First Methodist Church
Rebecca Baker
Green Street
King's Daughters
Trinity Church
Guild Room
Meetings Close for C W E M Group at Mrs Phillips Home
The C W E M session of the First Christian church concluded its meetings for the term Friday afternoon at Mrs. Thomas W. Phillips's Highland avenue home. Mrs. Henry Shaner discussed Dr. Grenfell's Labrador work and Mrs. Charles H. Johnson spoke on an iceberg pack. A tribute to the late Mrs. John T. Phillipe was read and solos were performed by Mrs. Roberts and Miss McCurdy. A social hour with refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Thomas W. Phillips
Highland Avenue
Henry Shaner
Dr. Grenfell
Labrador
Charles H. Johnson
John T. Phillipe
Roberts
Id a Fralick Bride Elect Shower at Cascade Park
A party of intimate friends of Miss Ida Fralick a bride elect of June 23 hosted a picnic at Cascade park Friday evening with a kitchen utensil shower. Forget me nots marked each place. The group later returned to Miss Mary Schefflers home for informal games and conversation. Next Thursday Miss Naomi Masters will host a similar informal event in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Fralick
Cascade Park
Me-Nots
Mary Scheffler
Lutton Street
Naomi Masters
Blaine Street
Young Covenanters Club Formed At Local Picnic
At a grove near the paper mill on Friday afternoon Miss Anna Dodds and Miss Ella Elliott led Sunday school classes to form the Young Covenanters. Officers named include President Harold Allen Secretary Miss Margaret Quill and Treasurer Renwick Galbreath. Sixteen guests enjoyed a delicious picnic dinner and a pleasant afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dodds
Ella Elliott
The
Young Covenanters
Harold Allen
Margaret Quill
Renwick Galbreath
Highland 500 Club Holds Card Contest at Nerhannock Ave Home
Mrs J C Teohner and Mrs Jack Snyder won favors in a card contest at the Highland 500 club meeting hosted by Mrs W S Mears on Nerhannock avenue. Friday afternoon guest Mrs Twitter of Ellwood City attended from out of town. Dainty refreshments were served and the next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs Jack Snyder hosting on Neshannock avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Teohner
Jack Snyder
Highland 500 Club
W. S. Mears
Nerhannock Avenue
Twitter
Ellwood City
Neshannock Avenue
Luncheon Parties At Tea Cup Inn Gather Eight Covers
Mrs. Jesse Hamilton hosted a luncheon of eight at the Tea Cup Inn on Friday noon. Mrs. J. D. Trelfall of Rhodes Place attended a small party. Attorney and Mrs. B. A. Winternitz with daughter Lena and Mr. and Mrs. Quincy A. McBride formed another lunch group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Hamilton
Tea Cup Inn
J. D. Trelfall
Rhodes Place
B. A. Winternitz
Lena
Quincy A. McBride
Finals Set as Wallace and Morehead Face Off in Tennis
If the weather allows, Miss Rachel Wallace plays Miss Rachel Morehead for the girls tennis championship at the country club this afternoon. Morehead defeated Miss Harriet Reis 6-2 3-6 6-2 in Friday’s last prelim match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Wallace
Rachel Morehead
Patterson Family Event Postponed Indefinitely
Illness of William Patterson leads to postponement of the planned afternoon event hosted by his mother Mrs. G L Patterson of North Mercer Street for William and his sister Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Patterson
G. L. Patterson
North Mercer Street
Mary
Ben Greet Players to Perform Shakespeare
The Ben Greet Players, famed Shakespearean troupe, will be seen in a series of performances. Local theaters expect classic Elizabethan drama and refined stagecraft from this renowned company.
Shakespearean Plays Parade at Country Club
A local group presents As You Like It and A Midsummer Night's Dream next Thursday for the public and club members. The performance aims to recreate Elizabethan staging with authentic woodland effects and costumes, avoiding modern acting tricks and crowd noise to transport audiences to Queen Elizabeth I's era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Bess
Bollard Griffiths wedding a surprise in Mercer
Miss Mary Etta Bollard of Oak street and Mr. Paul B. Griffiths of West Washington street were secretly married in Mercer on Tuesday evening. The ceremony was by Rev. John S. Duncan at the Presbyterian church. they returned to Mer cer and will set up housekeeping on West Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Etta Bollard
Oak Street
Paul B. Griffiths
West Washington Streets
Mercer
John 8S. Duncan
Presbyterian Church of
Euwer's
William Ballard
Griffiths
I. R. Griffiths
West Washington Street
Former resident to wed in Colorado
Invitations have been received for Edna Matthews of Paonia Col to marry John Moore, formerly of this city, in a wedding at Edna’s home on Wednesday evening June 22. After a wedding trip they will reside in Paonia. Moore is son of Mr. and Mrs. John G Moore of 105 North Walnut Street. A bachelor dinner will be held June 20 and several entertainments are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Matthews
Paonia
Col
Edna
John Moore
Moore
John G. Moore
North Walnut Stret
Colorado
Vincent
Women visit and attend Old Home services at local church
Mrs. M. J. Reed of Sharon and Mrs. H. B. McGoun of Beaver Falls attended Old Home services at the First Presbyterian church and concluded a visit with their sister Mrs. R. M. Jameson of Court street. Mrs. Sexton of Poland Ohio and Mrs. Sims of North Side Pittsburg, school friends, were entertained at dinner at the Jameson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Reed
Sharon
H. 8. McGoun
Beaver Falls
First Presbyterian Church
R. M. Jameson
Court Street
Sexton
Poland
Sims
North Side
Pittsburg
Jameson
Little visitors hosted for Miss Vera Raissell
Mrs. W. T. Stoner of Croton Avenue entertained a group of young friends in honor of Miss Vera Raissell of Akron Ohio Thursday afternoon. The gathering featured social conversation and dainty refreshments. Attendees included Marian Campbell Elizabeth Nealm Ruth Hall Agnes Hall Lillian Armstrong Thelma Milligan Sabina Williams and Vera Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Stoner
Croton Avenue
Vera Raissell
Akron
Ohio
Marian Campbell
Elizabeth Nealm
Ruth Hall
Agnes Hall
Lillian Armstrong
Thelma Milligan
Sabina Williams
Vera Russell
Peaches to be plentiful in parts of the state say inspectors
State Orchard Inspector J. W Cox returned from Harrisburg where he attended the state inspectors school. He cited a large Harrisburg area orchard with 58 workers picking peaches and said the crop is abundant. An owner planned to add six more workers by month’s end. Frank McClure also attended the school meeting. Leaders promised upcoming demonstrations at Lawrence County orchards to share gained insights with farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W Cox
School of Instruction
Harrisburg
Frank McClure
Lawrence County
Surprise fruit shower honors Druschel newlyweds at home
Twenty friends gathered Friday evening at 148 Butler avenue to honor Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Druschel on their recent marriage. The guests shared a dainty lunch after the surprise celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Long of Forest street hosted a 6 o'clock dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Gwin who plan to move to Alliance Ohio. After dinner, cards and music followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Druschel
Butler Avenue
Edward Long
Forest Street
R. M. Gwin
Alliance, O
Mr. Gwin
Council Finance Committee Reviews Damage Claims
At a finance committee meeting last night the claims of W. W. Morrow for damages over 400 for injuries on the paper mill bill last winter were discussed. A committee was appointed to investigate. The claim of J. C. Carlin for 50 for a dog captured by Jack Young was also considered. Several property owners appeals from assessment were reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee of Councils
W. W. Morrow
J. C. Carlin
Jack Young
Memorial Service for Eva Churchfield Held in Woodman Hall
The Lady Macabees plan a public memorial at Woodman hall Sunday at 3 PM for Mrs Eva Churchfield, with services open to the public and members. The notice notes only one death in the past year, calling it remarkable.
M. M. Club Postponed Meeting
The M. M. club meeting with Miss Elizabeth Smith of Wallace avenue, set for next Tuesday, has been postponed for two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Club
Elizabeth Smith
Wallace Avenue
Book Family Reunion Planned at Muddy Creek Falls
The descendants of the late George and Isabella Vogan Book will hold their annual reunion at Muddy Creek Falls on June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George and
Isabella Vogan Book
Muddy Creek Falls
Hal M Hamilton Departs for New York Trip
Hal M Hamilton of Boyles Avenue left this morning for a trip to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hal M. Hamilton
Boyles Avenue
Real Estate in the Fifth Ward Moving
L M Uber purchases Sutton street brick residence from L Snyder the Pittsburg street jeweler. Snyder will occupy until his North Highland Place home is ready. Sale handled by E F Connelly Real Estate Agency.
Train to Woodland Park excursion from Ashtabula Harbor
Special train leaves Sunday at 9 05 a m city time June 12 for Woodland Park Ashtabula Harbor Ohio. Round trip fare one dollar twenty five cents. See Pp L EB agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Park
Ashtabula Harbor
Ohio
L. EB
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Miss Welch
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Mather Bros. CO
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State
Memorial For Public
Lake Erie
Euwer’s
EUWER
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