Bride-Elect Is Honored With Luncheon At Club
Mrs. Wallace E. Pitzer and Miss Mary Warnock hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon in New Castle for bride-elect Miss Helen Elizabeth Sharp. Daisy and rose decor highlighted a yellow and white menu, with 26 places marked by yellow rose tied cards. Out of town guests included Miss Sue Martland, Mrs. Edward Christley, Mrs. H. L. Turner, Miss Inez Sharp, Miss Nina Inman, Mrs. Frank Knott, and Miss Sara Vogel. A park breakfast is planned for Monday morning in honor of these visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Wallace E. Pitzer
Mary Warnock
Helen Elizabeth Sharp
Stephen O. Lewis
Bridge
Sue Martland
Butler
Edward Christley
Ellwood City
H. L. Turner
Sharon
Pitzer
Inez Sharp
Youngstown
Nina Inman
Columbiana, O
Frank Knott
New Brighton
Miss Sharp
Miss Warnock
Birthday celebration honors Mrs Harris and son Arthur
Neighbors and relatives gathered at the Harris home on South Mercer Street to honor Mrs Stephen Harris and her son Arthur. A two cake-plate gift prompted by friendship, a collation served by Elma Haris and Mrs. Arthur Harris, with music by Mrs. William Jones and guests from West Middlesex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Harris
Arthur
South Mercer Street
Lewis Thomas
Thomas Perrot
David Roberts
Mary Anna Thomas
Wilbur Gordon
William Johnson
John Rentz
William Jones
William Boles
Sara Reese
John Reese
Stella Harris
Sara Rose
Elizabeth Dennis
George Richards
Arthur Harris
West Middlesex
Dinner for Miss Ruth McCreary Before Marriage
Miss Ruth McCreary of Mercer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. McCreary, will marry Harry Moore of West Middlesex this month. Miss Belva Pringle and Miss Grace Campbell hosted a 6 oclock dinner at the YWCA tea room with pink and white decorations and rose place cards for guests including Mrs. C. E. Donaldson, Miss Fay Wilcox, Gemella McCreary, Maud Jenkins, Pearl Anderson, Ivah Van Orsdell, Ethel Douglass, and Ellwood Pringle. after dinner the group moved to the parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belva Pringle
Grace Campbell
Ruth McCreary
Mercer
S. McCreary
Harry Moore
West Middlesex
Miss McCreary
C. E. Donaldson
Alameda
Cal
Fay Wilcox
Point Cedar
Ala
Gemella McCreary
Maud Jenkins
Pearl Anderson
New Bedford
Ivah van Orsdel
Youngstown
Ethel Douglass
City
Pringle
Ellwood
Parlor
Byers Family Plans Summer at Stoneboro Cottage
To Stoneboro, Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Byers and family of Leasure avenue, leave this evening for Stoneboro, where they will spend the summer at their cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoneboro
Charles P. Byers
Leasure Avenue
Framing and correspondence aids for graduates
Do It Now suggests graduates frame class pictures and diplomas to prevent tarnish or loss. Emphasizes choosing a suitable frame for home display. June offers highlight special prices on framing. Also promotes Correspondence Cards for writing thank you notes.
Sorosis Picnic at Cascade Park
The Sorosis annual picnic at Cascade Park Grove on Friday evening drew 52 members with guests. A decorated menu, flowers, and informal hours followed, with out of town guests Irene McMeen Warren D Miss Grace Woolcock Birmingham and Jane Perrine Montclair N J receiving compliments for the arrangements to committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park Grove
Irene McMeen
Warren, D
Grace Woolcock
Birmingham
Jane Perrine
Montclair
N. J
C. G. Long
Mallie Jack
Carl Paisley
J. B. Love
Howard Munnell
Harry Moore
A. G. Murphy
J. Lee
Fifth annual reunion of Robert and Sarah Patti Boyd descendants
The fifth annual reunion was held Thursday at W. C. Potter’s Volant home with about 100 attendees. Four of Robert Boyd’s 11 children were present, including Alexander of New Wilmington James of Mercer Thomas of West Middlesex and Wilson of Mercer. The oldest guest was Mrs. Abigail Allen at 91. Others came from Jackson Center Pittsburg Youngstown and nearby communities. The next gathering will occur at Wilson Boyd’s home in Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Sarah Pattison Boyd
W. C. Potter
Volant
Potter
Robert Boyd
Alexander Boyd
New Wilmington
James
Mercer
Thomas
West Middlesex
Wilson
Abigail Allen
Robert Elder
Mary
Jackson Center
Jane Patterson
Pittsburg
B. C. Battinger
Youngstown
Alex McConnell
Eight Birthday Party Farewell for Wigtons Guests
To honor Thelma on her eighth birthday and bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. James Wigton who move to Beaver Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Co. 8. Meade hosted a casual gathering on Friday. Music, games, refreshments, a cake with eight candles, and lollypops accompanied pink and white decor while guests included Cyrus and N. E. Rodgers families, H. T. Brest, J. P. Brest, and Harry Swartz and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma
James Wigton
Superior Street
Beaver Falls
Cyrus Rodgers
N. E. Rodgers
H. T. Brest
J. P. Brest
Harry Swartz
Local families return from east trip with students abroad
Mr. and Mrs. Percy L. Craig and family of Lincoln avenue came back from an automobile trip east. Their daughter Margaret, who attends the Baldwin school in Philadelphia, joined them, and Earl, a Yale student, met them in New Haven, Conn. Mrs. James Ward Reis and her children Harriet Elizabeth and James, with uncle Jared Reis, are due home Sunday after accompanying the same trip. James Reis recently graduated from Hackley School in Tarrytown, N. Y., with the local group having visited there for commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy L. Craig
Lincoln Avenue
Philadelphia
Margaret
Baldwin School
New Haven
Fourth Birthday Party for Frances Miller in Croton
Mr and Mrs Bert Miller hosted a Friday afternoon celebration from 3 to 5 o clock on Croton Avenue for their daughter Frances fourth birthday. Guests included Homer Rowland Margaret Ellen Peffer Mary Kennehan Richard Blaine Nellie Thompson Frank Buxton Katherine Elmer and Walter McCormick. The event featured pink and white peony decorations a centered birthday cake with candles and refreshments provided by the hostess with help from Mrs William Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Bert Miller
Croton Avenue
William Phillips
Homer Rowland
Margaret Ellen Peffer
Mary Kennehan
Richard Blaine
Nellie Thompson
Frank Buxton
Katherine Elmer
Walter McCormick
Alumni Banquet Elects 1904 Officers At High School
The class of 1904 elected Edwin K. Logan as president and Mrs. Charles Stevenson as secretary and treasurer during the alumni banquet at the high school Friday night. The reunion committee will meet soon to plan the class reunion and a fall corn roast was suggested. Mrs. Hazel Harris of Niles, Ohio attended the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin K. Logan
Charles Stevenson
Hazel Harris
Niles, O
Bevan Couple Travel to Chicago for Granddaughter’s Graduation
Mr and Mrs Thomas Bevan of Park Avenue depart for Chicago to attend the Chicago Musical College commencement where granddaughter Miss Leta Forsaith will graduate with honors next Tuesday. She sings with the Symphony orchestra and will receive a diamond medal. They will be accompanied home by Miss Forsaith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bevan
Park Avenue
Chicago
Chicago Musical College
Leta Forsaith
Bevan
Miss Forsaith
Kensington Event At Mrs Griffiths Hidden Grove
Mrs Ferdinand Griffith hosted a Kensington afternoon for a circle of intimate friends on Friday. Pink and white peonies enhanced the rooms with Miss Helen Maxwell assisting in refreshments. Guests included Mrs Joseph Cotton and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Ferdinand Griffith
Pine Street
Helen Maxwell
Joseph Cotton
Bar Bell
Chester McMillin
Jon Crees
Leon
Spending Week End at Stoneboro
An automobile trip to Stoneboro to be guests at the Lakeside Inn from Friday morning until Sunday evening is offered by the Pennsylvania Engineering Works for heads of its departments this week. The party includes Edward W. Beadel J. K. Furst W. H. Shipler Carmi Glover Benjamin Powell A G Haid Charles Cochran Fred DeVinney Messrs McKibben Mehan and Mahanah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoneboro
Lakeside Inn
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
Edward W. Beadel
J. K. Furst
W. H. Shipler
Carmi Glover
Benjamin Powell
A.G. Haid
Charles Cochran
Fred DeVinney
Messrs. McKibben
Mehan
Mahanah
Mrs Patterson to Journey West with Elmer Patter son
Mrs T A Patterson of Wallace avenue and her son Elmer plan a three month western journey starting Tuesday evening after leaving Wooster University Ohio They will visit Chicago St Paul Glendive Montana Yellow stone Park Portland San Francisco and several California cities before returning via Denver Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City During the absence Mrs McCready Aul will chair the Kensington committee of the King's Daughters and Miss Annette McKee will be treasurer of the Crittenton circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Patterson
Wallace Avenue
Elmer Patterson
University At Wooster
Chicago
St. Paul
Glendive
Montana
Yellowstone Park
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Cal
Surprise 25th Anniversary Honors at Dunlap Home
Members of the 1900 club and their husbands planned a surprise for Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Dunlap of Leasure avenue. They attended the alumni banquet at the high school before returning home to find the guests assembled. The couple received a silver-mounted casserole and a water color picture as tokens of congratulations. The evening was spent socially with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Dunlap
Leasure Avenue
Beaver Falls Guests Dine at Monroe Street Home
A Beaver Falls party visited Monroe street hosts Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Anderson Thursday evening. Mrs. H. T. Anderson assisted in a four course dinner with Miss Ruth Krohn helping. Guests included multiple couples: Wilson Jamison Miller Rhodes Phillips Penman Mc Thilemy and Don ald, plus F. Ada Krohn Laura Brunnermer Anna Brunnermer and Ruth Krohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
H. D. Anderson
Monroe Street
H. T. Anderson
Ruth Krohn
Wilson
Jamison
Miller
Rhodes
Phillips
Penman
McThilemy
Donald
F. Ada Krohn
Laura and
Anna Brunnermer
Krohn
DAR Lawrence Chapter Plans Flag Day Dinner
The Lawrence chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a Flag Day dinner at 6 o clock at the home of Mr and Mrs George R Ralph on Hazelcroft avenue. They also note a reception and card party by the Daughters of Isebella in Hoyt hall and a Y S T society meeting with Mrs Allan Cartwright on Reynolds street. Miss Georgia Lynch hosts the Pro Amicitia club on Liberty street. A park breakfast honors visiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
George R. Ralph
Hazelcroft Avenue
Daughters of
Isebella
Hoyt Hall
Y. S. T. Society
Allan Cartwright
Reynolds Street
Georgia Lynch
Liberty Street
Pro Amicitia Club
Mothers circle hayride to Pineview Farm picnic plans
Fifty to eighty members of the Mothers circle of the First M E church along with their children enjoyed a hayride to Pineview Farm, the home of Mrs Willis Mayberry. The 78 guests gathered at Mrs J C Leohner's Highland avenue home at 10 am and were greeted by hay wagons. A lawn picnic followed with a business session and outdoor games. Plans were made for a park picnic in four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineview
Willis Mayberry
M. E. Church
J. C. Leohner
Highland Avenue
Picnic at Cascade Park by American Woman's Guild
Forty guild members and their children enjoyed a noon Friday picnic at Cascade park with special guests Mrs. E. C. Morrow and Mrs. William Etter. A delicious menu and informal afternoon followed as year programs were distributed. Credit for arrangements goes to Mrs. P. K. Fike Mrs. Lyle Emery and Mrs. E. P. Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woman’s Guild
Cascade Park
E. C. Morrow
William Etter
P. K. Fike
Lyle Emery
E. P. Morrison
Sunday School Class Plans Harbor Bridge Hike
Members of the First Baptist Church Sunday school class were entertained at T. J. Davies's Wallace Avenue home. J. H. Greenwood spoke on hiking and the Boy Scout movement. Plans were made for a June 19 hike to Harbor Bridge via Jefferson Street and back by the car line. Refreshments followed for 14 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
T. J. Davies
Wallace Avenue
J. H. Greenwood
Harbor Bridge
Jefferson Street
Alumni Banquet Prompts Class Reunion Plan
At the Friday alumni banquet the class of 1911 voted to hold a reunion at Cascade Park on Friday August 13. The organizing committee includes Misses Adeline Woodworth Elsa Ashmore Mary Sherger Frances Leavy and Messrs Edward Burchart Leonard Cramer and Shubert Carlon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Adeline Woodworth
Elsa Ashmore
Mary Sherger
Frances Leavy
Messrs
Edward Burchart
Leonard Cramer
Shubert Carlon
Miss Fitch Hosts Winter Picnic Club Event at Highland Avenue
Miss France Fitch of New York presided at the Winter Picnic club gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Akens on Highland avenue. Twenty four guests attended with tables adorned in yellow flowers and a well set menu. Assisting hosts were Mrs. Ara Glover Mrs. Frank Veach Mrs. H. B. Zerber and Mrs. O. H. Grose. A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France Fitch
New York
C. H. Akens
Highland Avenue
Ara. Glover
Frank Veach
H. B. Zer- Ber
O. HF. Grose
Club mets with Mr and Mrs Joseph Pyle in two weeks
A social note states that the club will meet with Mr and Mrs Joseph Pyle of Winter Avenue later and in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mets
Joseph Pyle
Winter Avenue
T A C Kensington Hosts Surprise Towel Shower
Mrs Goldie Redd is honored at a T A C Kensington gathering on Hamilton Street with red roses and fancywork. Hostess Mrs Bertha Thompson is assisted by Mrs Redd and Mrs Anna Myers. In two weeks Mrs Blanche Clark of Neshannock Avenue will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. C. Kensington
Bertha Thompson
Hamilton Street
Goldie Redd
Redd
Anna Myers
Blanche Clark
Neshannock Avenue
Mrs Chauncey Davis Hosts Young Niece in Country Outing
Mrs. Chauncey Davis of Carson Street entertained a circle of little friends for Miss Jane Young's summer visit. The event ran Friday from 7 to 9 PM with games and refreshments served by Mrs. Brenner. Attending were Misses Gladys Brenner, Audry Brenner, Freda Morris, Ruth Tyler, Nancy Robinson, Garnet Blaine, Margaret Gaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Young
Chauncey Davis
Carson Street
Brenner
Gladys and
Audry Brenner
Freda Morris
Ruth Tyler
Nancy Robinson
Garnet Blaine
Margaret Gaul
Loyal Ladies Meet at Mrs Haliboth’s for Sewing Social
The Loyal Ladies gathered with Mrs Gertrude Haliboth on North Beaver street and Mrs Emma Goss as joint hostess. They sewed and chatted, then enjoyed refreshments. The next meeting is in two weeks on Tuesday June 28 at Mrs Margaret Hammond’s Spruce street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Haliboth
North Beaver Street
Emma Goss
Margaret Hammond
Spruce Street
Cottage Guests at Slippery Rock Near Kennedy's Mills
Mr and Mrs Clyde Smith and son of Fairmont avenue have taken a cottage on Slippery Rock by Kennedy's mills for the summer. Over the weekend they hosted Miss Ruth Genklinger Miss Margaret Thompson Messrs Edward Connery Frank Johnston and William Broe. Miss Genklinger will stay a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock
Clyde Smith
Fairmont Avenue
Kennedy's Mills
Ruth Genkinger
Margaret Thompson
Edward Connery
Frank Johnston
William Broe
Genkinger
Diverse Rochester Area Guests Dine with Mrs Waters
Mrs H E Damon and daughter Mildred of Rochester PA join Mrs Robert Russell of Bellevue Mrs T C Russell and son Robert and daughter Esther of Allegheny and Mrs Miller McCreary of Rochester PA for dinner at Mrs Harry Waters home on Falls Street Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Damon
Mildred Damon
Rochester
Robert Russell
Bellevue
T. C. Russell
Robert
Esther
Allegheny
Miller McCreary
Harry Waters
Falls Street
Breakfast for Visitor at Park in Bluntston Avenue
Complimentary breakfast for D A Mc Clincey of East Brady Ohio hosted by Miss Pearl Thompson of Blunston avenue. Guests included Myrtle Thompson Marie Kelly Pearl Thompson Elizabeth Houston Ruth Gustafson Belle Thompson Marie Francis Lillian Swanson. Rowing was a later activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. McClincey
East Brady
Pearl Thompson
Blunston Avenue
Myrtle Thompson
Marie Kelly
Elizabeth Houston
Ruth Gustafson
Belle Thompson
Marie Francis
Lillian Swanson
Altruistic Circle Plans Picnic After Last Spring Meeting
The Altruistic circle met at Mrs. J. W. Sarver's Fairmont Avenue home Friday afternoon with guests Mrs. B. F. Sarver of Fort Wayne Indiana and Mrs. Robert Lowry. Refreshments were served and members voted to donate five dollars to the milk and ice fund. a park picnic is planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sarver
Fairmont Avenue
B. F. Sarver
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Robert Lowry
Park
Pleasing hostess Miss Marie McClymonds entertains C B B girls
Miss Marie McClymonds hosted the C B B group Thursday at her North Mill Street home. After a brief meeting the evening featured games and music with refreshments provided by Mrs. McClymonds and Bernice. The club plans another meeting in two weeks with Miss Alice Lowers of Monroe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie McClymonds
North Mill Street
McClymonds
Bernice
Alice Lowers
Monroe Street
Local Wedding Surprise for Miss Ethel Sutton and Wilfred Mc Cowan
The marriage of Miss Ethel Sutton of South New Castle and Wilfred Mc Cowan of North Liberty Street occurred in Cumberland Maryland on Thursday. They will reside on Neshannock Avenue and plan to be at home after June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Sutton
South New Castle
Wilfred McCowan
North Liberty Street
Cumberland
Neshannock Avenue
Local teachers depart for vacations and homesteads
Miss McElroy a local teacher living at the Y W C A has gone to her Clintonville home for vacation accompanied by her sister. Miss Buhla Mitchell of the high school faculty living at the Y W dormitory has left for her Beacer Falls home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McElroy
Clintonville
Buhla Mitchell
Y. W
Beacer Falls
Central Presbyterian Choir Members Host Dinner
After Friday evening rehearsal the Central Presbyterian choir members gathered in the church dining room for a delicious menu. Committee organizers included Nellie Mayers Thelma Camblin Mr and Mrs Merle Batley Daniel Boone and Beaver Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Choir
Nellie Mayers
Thelma Camblin
Merle Batley
Daniel Boone
Beaver Falls
Local couples attend Eastern Star convention at Exposition Park
Mr and Mrs A M Graham Mr and Mrs Carmi Glover Mr and Mrs Jos S Rice Mr and Mrs T C Elliott Wilson M Eckles Mrs Glenn Pinkerton and Mrs Benjamin Beisel returned from Exposition Park Conneaut Lake where they attended the Eastern Star convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Graham
Carmi Glover
Jos. S. Rice
T. C. Elliott
Wilson M. Eckles
Glenn Pinkerton
Benjamin Beisel
Exposition Park
Conneaut Lake
Mrs. Merrick Arrives in City for Summer Visit
Mrs. Alice Merrick of eastern Maryland arrives in the city to be the guest of her daughter Mrs. Elsworth Stitchberry on North Mercer street for the summer. She is well known locally and will be honor guest at several events during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Merrick
Maryland
Elsworth Stitchberry
North
Mercer Street
Spoon Club Ends Season With Informal East Falls Meeting
The last Spoon club house meeting for the season took place Friday at Miss Ellen Long’s home on East Falls street. Garden flowers decorated the table and the gathering was casual. In two weeks the club plans to meet at the Country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spoon Club
Ellen Long
East Falls Street
Miss Gageby Visit to North Mill Street Relative
Miss Mary Gageby of Johnstown visits her niece Dr Lenore Gageby on North Mill street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gageby
Johnstown
Lenore Gageby
North Mill Street
Shadows Society Picnic Hosts Church Picnic Event
The Shadows society of the First a church plans a Presbyterian style social at a local venue. Members invite attendees to enjoy fellowship and light refreshments while supporting community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shadows Society
Shadows Society of the First
Home of Miss Wilhelmina Nothdurft
A notice identifies the home of Miss Wilhelmina Nothdurft located on Neshannock Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Nothdurft
Neshannock Boulevard
Visiting Sister Guest in East Street Home
Miss Alma Walker of Williamsport is visiting her sister Mrs. C. E. Cochran of East Street, staying for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Walker
Williamsport
C. E. Cochran
East Street
Miss Mary Chamberlain Arrives for Summer Visit
London Ohio resident Miss Mary Chamberlain arrives to spend the summer with her sister Mrs. John Holt on Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Chamberlain
London
John Holt
Park Avenue
Birth announced for son of Mr and Mrs C J Lung Akron Ohio
Word arrives announcing the birth of a son to Mr C J Lung and a Mrs Lung of Akron Ohio. Mrs Lung is remembered in the city as Miss Annie Miller, a former resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Lung
Akron
Lung
Annie Miller
Lawrence County Suffrage Party to Meet at Y W C A
The regular meeting of the Lawrence County Suffrage party will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the Y W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Suffrage Party
Mrs J F Robertson Hosts Modern Priscilla Kensington
Mrs J F Robertson of Leasure avenue will entertain the Modern Priscilla Kensington next Wednesday afternoon instead of Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Robertson
Leasure Avenue
Priscilla Kensington
Royal Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Ruoff
Mrs Ruoff of Ridge street will entertain the Royal club at a 1 o'clock luncheon next Thursday June 17th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Club
Joseph Ruoff
Ridge Street
Mrs Hillier Concludes Mt Vernon Visit
Mrs Thomas Hillier of Mt. Vernon Ohio ends a visit with her sister Mrs C H Beazel of Wallace avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hillier
Mt. Vernon, O
C. H. Beazel
Wallace Avenue
Miller Family Sixth Reunion Set for June 17
The sixth annual Miller family reunion will be held on June 17 at Muddy Creek Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Muddy Creek Falls
Country Club Invites Members to Evening Dance
Members are asked to attend an informal dance hosted by the entertainment committee after dinner this evening at the country club.
Y. L. T. Society Street Evening Entertainment
The Y. L. T. Society held a Monday evening street gathering to entertain members and visitors with a local program.
Local residents and visitors noted in city society
City notes list numerous residents and guests with moves, visits, and travels. W. P. Sankey, Robert McKee, and William Ellis appear among those visiting or relocating. Born events include a son to Ralph Duncan and a daughter to Edward Hughes. Other entries mention alumni banquets, trips to Ann Arbor and Toronto, and a Mayo Clinic hospitalization.
Junior week at Y W C A camp promises busy attendance
The Y W C A notes that next week will be Junior week at the Baer cottage camp on the Youngstown car line. Attendance has been small but is expected to rise, with camp continuing through June. Those seeking a pleasant outing should contact the Y W C A secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baer
Youngstown
Pulpit duty announced for Warren church Sunday
Rev John Galbreath of Warren Pa will occupy the pulpit at 11 a m Sunday morning Sunday school begins at 10 a m Epworth league meets at 630 p m with topic The Kind of Lives and the Things That Make Leaders Miss Nina James leader Evening service at 730 p m featuring Children s day exercises Rev W R Buzza leader
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Galbreath
Warren
Epworth League
Nina James
W. R. Buzza
Sunday Services Led by Rev. S. T. Davison in New Castle
Pastor Rev. S. T. Davison of Mahoning M. E. Church in New Castle will lead preaching at 1:30 p m Sunday school and 2:30 p m worship services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Davison
Mahoning
Sunday School and Services Schedule Highlights
The notice lists Sunday morning events with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. Children’s day services are set for 11 a.m. The YY. P. 8. C. EB. meet at 6:30 p.m. with the topic Christ's Call to the Young Men of.
Sunshine Kensington Meeting Postponed After Illness
The Sunshine Kensington club gathering planned with Mrs. Margaret Botts on Monday June 6 has been postponed due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Kensington Club
Margaret Botts
Religious Service At Trades Assembly Hall
A religious service will be held Sunday evening at 7 30 in Trades Assembly hall. The topic is Divine or Faith Healing according to the Teachings of Jesus based on Mark chapter 16 verses 17 and 18. Lecture by Mrs Ida M Keller of San Francisco on her way east, who has spoken in principal cities to large audiences. All progressive thinkers and New Thought people are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades Assembly Hall
Jesus
Mark
Ida M. Keller
San Francisco
Cal
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Owens
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Plaingrove
Robert McKee
Shenango Township
William Ellis
North Mercer Street
Ralph Duncan
South New Castle Borough
Edward Hughes
South Front Street
Elizabeth
Shaw Street
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Washington Street
Allan Root
Edwin W. Schreiber
Saginaw
Mich
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G. A. Pollock
N. Speck
Pitsburg
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Moody Avenue
J. W. Waddington
Court Street
W. E. Waddington
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Ann Arbor
E. M. Kirkpatrick
J. L. Ramsey
Ella
Warren Weisenstein
David Jenkins
Ivan A. Wetmore
Phillips Place
Toronto
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Canada
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New Brunswick
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Mabel Stewart
White’s Bible School
Wallice Avenue
Chas. W .Young
Seattle
Wash
Mayo Brothers Sanitarium
Minn
F. R. Woods
Sheridan Avenue
Euwer
Palm Beach
Alexander Smith
Stephen Sanford & Sons
Euwer’s
Cascade Park Theatre
Henry Gluck
Big Time
the Girl From
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Clandeburn
Lester Mitchell & CO
Aki
Roof Garden
Ana
Sturday
Herb D. McGoun
Wampum News
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Newport M. E
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Charles Weitz
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