Piano Recital At Fairfield Studio
The New Fairfield Studio of the Patterson School of Music hosted a full house with a mixed program of vocal and piano numbers. The audience enjoyed the performance and were told of the annual Patterson School of Music Concert at First Presbyterian church on Thursday June 18. Performers included Dorothy Hilborn Elizabeth Stover Artes Marshall Bernice Jones Mary Carnes Liza Kerin Mary McGeehan Elizabeth Steen Nellie Humphreys Florence Ellis Gertrude Weschler Sarah Manker Georgia Parker Margaret Womere Frances Hillstein Marian Cotton Jean Snyder Violet Simonton Edenburg plus Charles Freeman Joe Beletta and Dr W A Womer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Patterson School of Music
Elizabeth Stover
Artes Marshall
Brookfield
Bernice Jones
Mary Carnes
Sharon
Liza Kerin
Mary McGeehan
Elizabeth Steen
Nellie Humphreys
Florence Ellis
Gertrude Weschler
Sarah Manker
Georgia Parker
Margaret Womere
Frances Hillstein
Marian Cotton
Jean Snyder
Volet
Vera Simonton
Edenburg
Charles Freeman
Joe Beletta
W. A. Womer
Honor Teacher of Sunday School Class Departure
Mrs. W A Mayne leader of the Ladies Bible class of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Sunday School was honored at an evening party at the home of Mrs. Thomas Outhwaite Neshan: nock avenue. About sixty members and friends attended and gifts were given. Lunch followed. Mayne will summer at Summit South Dakota and visit friends in Salem Oregon then spend winter with her daughter in Los Angeles. Mary Price, returning from two years in Santa Cruz, has come back to New Castle and will lodge with her daughter Mrs Carl Haug Elizabeth Street and son Robert Price Jackson Avenue. En route home Mrs Price visited Mrs Georganna Dutton of Chattanooga Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Mayne
Ladies Bible
Christian and Missionary Alliance Sunday School
West
Thomas Outhwaite
Neshan
Nock Avenue
Mayne
Summit
South Dakota
Satem
Ore
Mra. Lydis Johny
Los Angeles
Cal
California
Mary Prica
Santa Cruz
Call
Mra. M. Broesen
New Castle
Carl Haug
Elizabeth Street
Robert Price
Jackson, Avenue
Honor bride elect at evening party in Shenango town
Miss Jane Hunter and Miss Virginia Thompson cohosted an informal party on Wear Washington street honoring Miss Freda Bruce a June bride elect. Three bridge tables, high score favors won by Mrs. Charles Art and Mrs. Victor Johnson, and a linen china shower for the guest of honor. Peonies and roses in decor, refreshments served by the hostesses with Mrs. Stewart Thompson and Mrs. Karen, out of town guests Mrs. James McDaniels and Miss Mary Steinberger of Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hunter
Virginia Thompson
Tow
Wear Washington Street
Freda Bruce
Charles A.art
Victor Johnson
Stewart] Thompson
Karen
James McDaniels
Mary Steinberger
Ellwood City
Loyal Ladies Bible Class Banquet at Central Christian
The Loyal Ladies' Bible Class at Central Christian church held a 6:80 p m banquet in the church basement with 15 attendees. The event closed a contest, featured peony and rose decorations, and included a program with songs, remarks on the class purpose, and several speakers led by Mrs McClain as toastmistress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Ladies
Central Christian Church
Henry Badger
Willam Evans
A. W. Badger
Rev. Owen
Bible School
George Shelar
McClain
Dodds
Edenburg
Senior Hadassah Card Party Flavoring Local Notes
Members of the Senior Hadassah will hold their annual card party in the I. O. QO. FP. Hall North Mill street Tuesday evening June 16 A special program includes song solo dance by Miss Dorothy B Patch recitation by Miss Julia Bal tar and dances by Miss Elva Kaplan and others committee chairs listed The Gibson family held their twelfth annual reunion June 10 near Princeton with seventy relatives. Ellsworth Aiken elected president and J B Gibson to host next in Energy The Queen Sewing Garcia group met at Emma Graham’s Chestnut street with social time and planned a Cascade Park grove dinner in two weeks The Kensington club and its members met at Mrs George Solomon’s Sheridan avenue for a Thursday afternoon session Then a 5 0 B Kensington breakfast at Cascade Park with Mrs Walter Lamb guest and plans for June 25 and July events A J Reamer hosting June 25 The Jolly Eight Club hosted by Miss Byers on Moody avenue with Gladys Miller to entertain June 19 The Penna Ohio Electric Company ladies’ breakfast at Cascade Park was also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah
I. O. QO. FP
North Mill Street
Dorothy B. Patch
Clara
DeLiia
Julia Baltar
Sharon
Elva Kaplan
Wampum
M. Samuels
N. Love
M. Davis
B. Kaplan
A. Frank
L. Miller
M. Levine
L. Koln
H. B. Abkowits
L., Sandler
Freda Shifman
Garcia
Emma Graham
Chestnut Street
Margaret Matthews
James Richards
Grove
Cascade Park
Kensington
George Solomon
Sheridan Avenue
the Park
John Ulrich
Beckford Street
B. Kensington
Walter Lamb
A. J. Reamer
Hemlock Street
Joly Hight
Morning repasts and social club news across Butler county
The article lists social gatherings and notices from Rainbow Club dinners to Loyal Workers surprise party and Mystic Chub dances. It mentions planned tureen dinners at Cascade Park, breakfasts at Cascade Park, marshmallow roasts at See You Loan Camp, wedding attendances in Pittsburgh, and family reunions for Jordan and McConnell families with dates around late June.
Local social notes and visits spanning towns and cities
Miss Grace McFate of Fairmont avenue leaves for Los Angeles tonight. Mr and Mrs Thomas Aiken of Adams street announce the birth of a son. Mrs Richard Ray of Wilmington spent Friday with friends in Pittsburgh. Dr George G Knox of Winter avenue returns from a trip to Harrisburg. Dr and Mrs W S Jackson of JW Mercer street leave today for Atlantic City. Miss Genevieve Hazen of Jamestown PA visiting Mrs Nellie Orr on East Washington street. Mr and Mrs George Thomas of West Washington street will spend the weekend at Conneaut Lake. Mrs Garry Jeffries of Morton street confined in Rochester hospital improving. Miss Frances Craig of Laurel avenue to visit Gas City Indiana for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Frank Sturgeon of Tarentum guests of Mrs W H Van Gorder on Boyles avenue. Miss Frances Forrest of Octil avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McFate
Fairmont Avenue
Los Angeles
Thomas Aiken
Adams Street
Richard Ray
Wilmington
Pittsburgh
George G. Knox
Winter Avenue
Harrisburg
Jackson
Mercer Ghagt
Atlantic City
Mias Genevieve Hazen
Jamestown
Nellie Orr
East Washington Street
George Thomas
West Washington Street
Conneaut Lake
Garry Jeffries
Morton Street
Rochester Hospital
Frances Craig
Laurel Avenua
Gas City
Indiana
Frank Sturgeon
Tarentum
W. H. van Gorder
Boyles Avenue
Misa Frances Forrest
Oetil Ave
Weekend Travels and Returns From Pitt and Washington
Sine returns from Pitt Kentucky after two week visit with Mr and Mrs Oscar Tur ned. Paul R Bush a student at University of Illinois comes home for summer vacation on Bedrewood Avenue. Al Orney and Mrs FR Ramison and son Robert and Mrs J F Wd gar Sheridan Avenue spend weekend in Washington DC. Miss Ellen Fischer returns to Cleveland Ohio after two weeks visiting her parents on Sheridan Avenue. Rev and Mrs Homer Davis of Dipworth Street were in Clintonville Pennsylvania where Rev Davis officiated at Wesley Hovis funeral. Mrs Clifford Black returns home on East Washington Street after two months in New Willington due to her father BE HL Spears death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sine
Oscar
Pitt
Kentucky
Paul R. Bush
University of Ilinois
Bedrewood Avenue
Al.Orney
FR. Ramison
Robert
Wdgar
Sheridan Avenue
Washington
Clarence Fischér
Reev
Homer 2
Davis
Dipworth Streat
Cintonville
Wesley Hovis
Clifford Black
East Washington
New Willington
BE. HL. Spears
Central Presbyterian Women Plan Summer Meetings and Activities
In Religious and Fraternal Circles Reese Circle of Central Presbyterian church will meet Saturday afternoon June 1 at the home of Tiona and Alice Patterson 167 Rich eliau avenue Miss Annabel Stewart will speak of her work at Langdon Memorial School in Kentucky Plans will be made for the summer meetings To Sell Flags Ladies of the G A R will sell flags Saturday June 13 for the flower fund to buy flowers for comrades of the civil war Every G A R lady is requested to see Mrs Minnie Mayers or Mrs Laura Woods for flags Be at city building at 8 a m Saturday 60 U Girls Meet O N Girls of the Central Presbyterian church met Thursday evening at the home of Miss Helton Hart for the regular monthly meeting The devotional period was led by Mrs Wilbur Miller and talks were given on The Philippines by Mrs Miller and The West Indies by Miss Hart A dainty lunch was served during the social hour by the hostess assisted by Mrs Louis Rudelsill The next meeting will be a picnic at Cascade Park Final rehearsal for the Children's Day exercises at St John’s Sunday school will be Saturday at church with Mr Fuller directing the girls chorus Livingston Circle of the Central Christian church was entertained at the home of Mrs Keller Shelar with officers elected President Anna Phelps area president Hazel Sturdevant secretary Cerrie Thorke treasurer Mrs Morris Sadler The event honored Mrs John T Wilkins and Mrs Paul Johnston of Hendersonville N C Lunch was served Stephenson Circle Mrs John L Emory entertained members at her home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese
Central Presbyterian Church
Tiona
Alice Patterson
Richeliau Avenue
Annabel Stewart
Langdon Memorial School
Kentucky
G. A. TR
Minnie Mayers
Laura Woods
O. N
Central Presbyterian
Helton Hart
Miller Avenue
Wilbur Miller
Philippines
Miller
West Indies
Hart
Louis Rudeslll
Cascade Park
St. John's Sunday School
Fuller
Livingaten Circle
Livingston
Gentral Christian Church
Keller Shelar
Frew Mill Road
Anna Phelps
Hazel Sturdevant
Cerrie Thorke
Morris Sadler
John T. Wilkins
Paul Johnston
Hendersonville N. C
Thursday Evening Society Meeting Ends With Money Realized
Thirty-five members attended the Thursday evening meeting as mite boxes were opened and a large sum of money realized. Miss Dorothy Whittaker and Miss Helen Ewing performed several piano duets with Miss Marie Biddle also participating.
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Nmin Bag Ce Eer
US Tnt AR Ll
Fred D. March
Water Street
Bell Phone
Shaw Street
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
Bell
Ellis Clever
Shenango’ Township
Anna Margaret Kline
J. D. Kline
Mercersburg
Walwert Guy
W. P. Guy
New. BD
W. Patterson
Guy
South New Castle
Mr. Guy
B. & QO. Railroad Company
F. C
John Knox
Court Street
Whener
Willam Kemp
Baltimore
L. L. Wagner
Virgina Knox
Palmer
Gramedy, Kensington
Wayne Snyder
Cumberland Avenue
Gramada
E. Mann
Phoenix
Arizona
John and
Jimmie Snyder
West, Washington Street
Reading Circle of
Cagscade Park
Mather Bros. Co
Washington &T
Loyal Ladies Bible Class
Park
Penna- Ohio Electric Company
E. M. M'Creary Bill
Phono
Kohler & Camr
George Steck Foster
Ivers & Pond
Phonographs
Victor Brunswick
Silvertone
Columbia Vocalion
Kimball
Snyder Piano CO
N. Mercer Street
Martha Dinsmore
Myrna Masely
Alta Moltmaster
Sir Overmeyer
Belle Morrison
Gladys Lewis
Elizabeth Gettings
Blanche Paton
Anne Powler
Mae Cuamings
Rainbow Club
Rainbow Ginb
Eka Club
Kings Chapel
J. C. Johnson
New Wilmington Road
Anne Shaw
Mystic Dancing Club
Ellhurst
Butler Road
P. Hall
Eagh Washington Street
Jona
Jona Kensington
Harry Gilson
L. H. Gormley
Slippery Rock
Prim Pitt
A. J. Everett
Alberkstreat
Edward Everett
University of Pittsburgh
T. A. Haney
Wallace Avenue
Johan Sager
Reisstreet
John Klingter
Wd-Nu Chih
KheCu Club
Castade Pari
Jorden
Jordon
Millburn Grange Hall
Mercer County
McConnell
H. C. McGonnell
Volant
West Side
K. of C
Glenn School
Worth Township
Butler County
Stephenson Circle
John L. Emory
Euclidarehug
Penn
Cari Aum
Syd Chaplin
Aavisyt
Balto
Nome
Gunnar Kassan
Clark and Mackie
Clark and
Mackie
Beaver Falls
W. A. Meyers
CéeTs
Croton M. E
H. B. Brooks
Croton M
Paisley
Rexall
Gastoria
Pinkham Compound
Scott's
Marcel Wavers
Durham
Taisley
Kodaks and Films
Cenes
Atc
Arbutus Crean
Pompeian Bay Crean
Amolia
Sonrevo
Muk Magnesia
Mellon
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