Surprise party honors Webster family as they depart
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkins Jr entertained Friday for Mr. and Mrs. A H Webster and daughters Virginia and Kathleen of East Main street who are moving to Arizona. Guests enjoyed games and music and gifts were exchanged. Hosts were aided by Mrs. Ralph Thompson and Mrs. Albert Wilkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilkins
Butler Avenue Extension
A H. Webster
Virginia
Kathleen
East Main Street
Arizona
Ralph Thompson
Albert Wilkins
Rufus Fraley
Harry Wilkins
Harry
Margaret
Ralph
Clarabell
Mary
John
William Wilkins
Robert
Marjorie
Lloyd
Lawrence Ward
Dorothy Clara
Lawrence
Marguerite
Andrew Hedland
Russell and
Wilbur
J. C. Carr
E. T. Heinemann
J. B. Carr
Jessie
Dorothy Neville
Paul Wilkins
Birthday Celebration For Miss Leora Donley
A birthday party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Davenport in East Falls Street honoring Miss Leora Donley. Guests included Verna Cameron Genevieve Glink Lucy Sticklem Dorothy Ward Mary Forbes Mildred Connelly Grace Davenport Virgil Kelly Eugene Connelly and others with refreshments served after music and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davenport
East Falls Street
Leora Donley
Verna Cameron
Genevieve Glink
Lucy Sticklem
Dorothy Ward
Mary Forbes
Mildred Connelly
Grace Davenport
Virgil Kelly
Eugene Connelly
Edward Kelly
Connelly
James Barnes
Elizabeth Keck
Edward Shaffer
James McClure
Ella McCune
Bet Gibson
Volant
Tah-te-yah-pah Girls and Local Societies Meet
A brief notice lists groups including Tah-te-yah-pah Girls chaired by Mrs. A. D. Shiflett on Adams Street, Busy Bee club planning a Cascade park picnic, D A R unit led by Mrs. J. A. Gelbach, Ellwood City, and the D F I club with Mr. and Mrs. John Sweet on Warren Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Shiflett
Adams Street
Busy Bee Club
Cascade Park
J. A. Gelbach
Ellwood City
D. F. I. Club
John Sweet
Warren Avenue
Halt north Hartzel wedding solemnized
Miss Frieda Rinehart Hartworth, daughter of Mr and Mrs O F Hartworth, Highland avenue, married Ernest Leroy Hartzel of Detroit at the First United Presbyterian church with Dr S E Irvine officiating. The bride wore pale blue flat crepe. a wedding dinner followed for immediate families. They will live in Detroit after a motor trip to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Rinehart Hartworth
O. F. Hartworth
Highland Avenue
Ernest Leroy Hartzel
Detroit
Mich
Charles Hartzel
First United Presbyterian Church
S. E. Irvine
Neiman Company
Chicago
Ill
Hartzel
Attractive Banquet at First Christian Church
Covers were laid for 150 guests as Mothers and Daughters of the First Christian Church gathered Friday evening. The dinner, served by men of the church, featured a summer floral decor. Mrs. R. H. MacFetridge led as toast mistress while Mrs. Ralph Eakin and Mrs. T. M. Donnelly toasted Daughters and Mothers respectively. Musical highlights included piano solo by Miriam Wilcox, vocal by Mrs. S. R. McCleary, duet by Mrs. Sam Lewis and Ruth, and readings by Mary Jane McClintock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregation of the
First Christian Church
R. H. MacFetridge
Ralph Eakin
T. M. Donnelly
Miriam Wilcox
S. R. McCleary
Sam Lewis
Ruth
Mary Jane McClintock
R. E. Johns
H. G. Taylor
Girls
Entertain Jointly at Dinner Party Hosts Honor Anniversary
Mrs Thomas Richards Mrs Herman Richards and Miss Elizabeth Richards co hosted a 7 oclock dinner at the Richards home on Maryland avenue for the H G S Girls Pink roses decorated the table covers for 16 Miss Anna Collingwood attended as a special guest The hosts received a surprise miscellaneous shower for Mrs Richards tenth wedding anniversary The next regular meeting will be announced later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Richards
Herman Richards
Elizabeth Richards
Maryland Avenue
Anna Collingwood
Supper-Dance Planned at New Castle Field Club
Plans are set for a supper-dance at the New Castle Field Club on Monday evening June 14. Dancing will be in vogue from nine to one, with the social committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Field Club
Fourteen members attend Mrs Halboths hostess at North Beaver
The Re united Ladies League met Friday evening at Mrs Charles Halboths home on North Beaver street with fourteen members present. Needle work and chat filled the hour as peonies and lilies of the valley decorated the rooms. Refreshments followed and Irma Halboth assisted. A breakfast at the park is planned for Thursday June 17 and the next meeting will be with Mrs Eva Bakers on Adams Street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reunited Ladies League
Charles Halboth
North Beaver Street
Irma
the Park
Eva Baker
Adams Street
Miss Edna Hopkins Weds Ward Reimold in Highland Presbyterian Church
The marriage of Miss Edna M. Hopkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Evan Hopkins Sheridan avenue and K Ward Reimold son of Mr and Mrs J W Reimold Smithfield street occurred at 11 oclock this morning at the Highland United Presbyterian church with Rev C J Williamson officiating. The attendants were Miss Elizabeth Hopkins and S Bowman Carpenter. The bride wore gray and coral Elizabeth crepe and a corsage of bridal and tea roses. The brides maid wore Woodland rose georgette. Mrs Reimold is a Woodlawn high school graduate and New Castle Business College alumna and now secretary to the Mayor. The groom a local high school graduate works with G W Johnson Limestone Company at Hillsville Pa. After the ceremony the group dined at the Neshannock hotel in New Wilmington. The couple will travel to the Adirondacks New York and parts of Canada before settling at 407 Norwood Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna M. Hopkins
Evan Hopkins
Sheridan Avenue
K. Ward Reimold
J. W. Reimold
Smithfield Street
Highland United Presbyterian Church
C. J. Williamson
Elizabeth Hopkins
Bowman Carpenter
Reimold
Woodlawn High School
New Castle
New Wilmington
Neshannock Hotel
Adirondacks
New York State
Canada
Norwood Avenue
Farewell Dinner in Watt Home Honors Local Couple
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Watt hosted a farewell dinner on Pulaski road for Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Lowry who depart June 15 for Santa Cruz California. Hosts arranged 36 covers with pink and white tones and lilies as a centerpiece. Attending were E.J. Lowry A. J. Walthers and family R. J. Lowry James Maxwell and family Roy Frazier G C Hover G W Heckathorne Frank Maxwell and family Mont Krause and son Harvey James Maxwell Alex Maxwell William Maxwell Albert Gall plus out of town guests Daisy Maxwell of Hubbard Ohio Bob Hall and Bill Hall of Youngstown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Watt
Pulaski Road
H. J. Lowry
Santa Cruz
Cal
A. J. Walthers
R. J. Lowry
James Maxwell
Roy Frazier
G .C. Hover
G. W. Heckathorne
Frank Maxwell
Mont Krause
Harvey
Alex Maxwell
William Maxwell
Albert Gall
Daisy Maxwell
Hubbard
Bob and
Bill Hall
Youngstown
Class Members Are Guests At Luncheon
Members of the A. C. T. Class of the First Christian church held a 1 PM luncheon at Mrs. Gilmore’s Leasure avenue home. Mrs. Stout of Cambridge was an out of town guest. 35 covers, Dresden-toned flowers. July luncheon set at Mrs. Long’s home with Mrs. Horner and Mrs. Blackwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Gilmore
Barl Bell
John Meyers
Leasure Avenue
First Christian Church
Dresden
Stout
Cambridge
Edward Long
Boyles Avenue
Harry Horner
Jess Blackwell
Farewell Party Honors Dimple and Earl Owen
Miss Dimple Owen and Earl Owen were honored at a farewell party by the Senior Christian Endeavor Society of the Central Christian Church. A. W. Bowman hosted on Adams Street Friday evening with music games and gifts. Refreshments followed with Mrs. George Owen Mrs. William Wilcox and Miss Jean McClain assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimple Owen
Earl Owen
City
Christian Endeavor Society
Central Christian Church
A. W. Bowman
Adams Street
George Owen
William Wilcox
Jean McClain
Dinner Gathered 1913 Club Members at Matthews Home
Miss Martha Matthews and Mrs. Lawrence Hulmes entertained 1913 club members and husbands on the Youngstown road Friday evening. A prettily appointed dinner was served at 7. Iris and peonies decorated the table. Miss Lillian Matthews assisted in serving. After dinner guests enjoyed games and music. Announcement of the next meeting will be made later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Matthews
Lawrence Hulmes
Youngstown Road
Iris
Lillian Matthews
Y P B Central Union Holds Monthly Meeting with Installations
The Y. P. B. of Central Union met at Mrs. Polen’s home. Officers were installed for the year: Everett Anderson president Martha Alcorn vice president C. C. McKibben secretary Roy Beals treasurer. New members joined and guests attended as the Croton band performed and a solo was shared. The next gathering will be a Cascade park picnic in July with L. L. and T. L. B. members as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Anderson
Martha Alcorn
C. C. McKibben
Roy Beals
C. H. Lees
William Kinney
L. L. Black
O. C. Jackson
Federation of Women's Clubs Meeting at YWCA
A meeting of the Federation of Women's Clubs is set for Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock in the YWCA. Reports of the biennial will be heard at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Afternoon Party Honors Catherine May Lewis Birthday
Twenty guests celebrated Catherine May Lewis twelfth birthday hosted by Mrs William Selby on Bell Avenue from 2 to 5 pm. Games and contests entertained the guests with prizes won by Miss Mary Proctor and Albert James. Refreshments followed with decor in pink and white and gifts for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Selby
Bell Avenue
Catherine May Lewis
Mary Proctor
Albert James
Elizabeth Bevan
Elizabeth Hope
Leah Flinn
Laura Bevan
Freda Hitch
Elizabeth Lewis
Wilma Cartwright
Helen Haines
Vera Rowe
Ruth Fowler
Ethel Thomas
Eltina Phillips
Farewell Dinner for Shoafs Before Move to Fairmont Avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Shoaff hosted a Thursday noon dinner at their Mercer road home to bid farewell as they prepare to move to Fairmont avenue. Guests included many local women and family members. out of town attendees were Mrs. Davis of Grove City and Mrs. William McKee of East Brook, who received gifts during the social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Shoaff
Mercer Road
Shoaf
Fairmont Avenue
Thomas Davis
William Fisher
Frank Fehl
Frank Double
Amos Miller
James Dygert
Glenn Dygert
Charles Shoaf
BE. E. Linsley
Eppinger
Leslie Shaffer
Harry Coulter
Moses Blews
William Blews
Charles Reynolds
Samuel Clark
Albert Shoaf, Sr
Albert Shoaf, Jr
Roy Campbell
Eleanor Blews
Elder Sankey
F. G. C. Club Enjoys Evening at Mrs Cypher Home
Members of the F. G. C. club gathered Friday evening at Mrs. James Cypher’s East Washington street home for music and chat. The prize went to Mrs. Alvie Stowell and Mrs. William P. Wogan helped serve refreshments. Plans were set for a park picnic in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. C. Club
James Cypher
East Washington Street
Alvie Stowell
William P. Wogan
Three local women depart for Allegheny College events in Meadville
Miss Eva English of Ray Street Mrs R J Robison of East Grant Street and Miss Marjorie Rhodes of Beckford Street left today for Meadville Pennsylvania to attend Allegheny College commencement week exercises. This evening they will attend the Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority banquet with Miss Rhodes as toastmistress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva English
Ray Street
R. J. Robison
East Grant Street
Marjorie Rhodes
Beckford Street
Meadville
Allegheny College
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Rhodes
Ruth Woodworth Attends Veil Dickson Wedding
Miss Ruth Woodworth of Moody avenue visits Miss Mildred Veil in Greenville and attends the wedding of Miss Veil and Kenneth Brown Dickson of Pittsburgh, solemnized today at 1 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Woodworth
Moody Avenue
Mildred Veil
Greenville
Miss Veil
Kenneth Brown Dickson
Pittsburgh
Daughters of 1812 Hold Special Meeting Saturday
A special meeting of the Daughters of 1812 is scheduled for Saturday June 19 at the home of Mrs. A. T. Eckles in the Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daughters of 1812
A. T. Eckles
Harbor
Picnic for Current Events of ’06 at Cascade Park
Members of the Current Events of 06 hold their annual picnic at Cascade Park on Tuesday June 15. A tureen luncheon is served at noon in the grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Grove
Field Club Junior Dancing Class Hosts Closing Party
Members of the Field Club junior dancing class will stage a special party this evening at the club to close out their term of lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Club
Seventh Potts Graham reunion set for July at Rock Springs
The seventh annual reunion of the M. J. Potts and W. B. Graham descendants will be held on July 17 at Rock Springs park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Potts
W. B. Graham
Rock Springs Park
Farewell Dinner Honors Mrs Steen At YWCA Cafeteria
The YWCA cafeteria staff hosted a farewell dinner for Mrs Sara Steen on Friday at 7 30 pm. Twenty two covers were set and toasts were offered as Mrs Steen resigns effective June 15 after fifteen months directing the cafeteria. Mrs Sara Hickok will succeed her as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Steen
Steen
Sara Hickok
Honored at Shower Friday Evening
Miss Edna Hopkins was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Jane Hunter at her Hillcrest Avenue home. Four bridge tables produced high scores for Miss Eileen Wade and Mrs. James Moorehead, with gifts for the guest of honor and dainty refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hunter
Hillcrest Avenue
Edna Hopkins
Eileen Wade
James Moorehead
FE. Johnson
A. C. C. Allerton
Evan Hopkins
Golf Luncheon Hosts at New Castle Field Club
Mrs John Lockhart and Mrs John Elliott hosted a golf luncheon at the New Castle Field Club on Friday serving 26 guests at 1 pm. Prizes for golf went to Mrs W W Horner and Miss Edna Wilson. Friday June 18 hosts will be Miss Edna Wilson and Dr Elizabeth Kirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lockhart
John Elliott
New Castle Field Club
W. W. Horner
Edna Wilson
Elizabeth Kirk
Lady Thornton and Daughter Visit George P D Blair
Lady Thornton and her daughter Miss Anne from Montreal are spending a few days with George P D Blair, the father of the lady, at Leasure Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Thornton
Anne
Montreal
Canada
George PD. Blair
Leasure Avenue
Daughters of the American Revolution Flag Day Event
Lawrence Chapter DAR will observe Flag Day on Monday June 14 at the home of Mrs. J A Gelbach in Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dp. A. R
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. A. Gelbach
Ellwood City
W C T U Highland to Meet at Hutchison Home
Highland W C T U plans a Monday evening meeting on June 14 at Mrs. F W Hutchison’s Rhodes place with assistant hostesses Mrs D F Ralph Mrs T A Gilkey Mrs F Mossman and Mrs S S Sampson. The Harlansburg W C T U held its Mothers Day meeting June 9 at Mrs Mossie Wimer’s home on Harlansburg road with a program led by Mrs Effie Wimer and a dinner and social hour following for about 60 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland W. C. T. U
F. W. Hutchison
Rhodes Place
D. F. Ralph
T. A. Gilkey
F. Mossman
8. S. Sampson
Harlansburg W
Birth of Virginia Evelyn Aiken announced at Court Street
Personal notice from Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Aiken of Court Street announcing the birth of a daughter named Virginia Evelyn. Also mentions Miss Harriet Chapman visiting relatives, William Sands' recovery from surgery at New Casale hospital, Gretchen Mitchell's illness improving at Presbyterian hospital, Rev. D. L. Foulke visiting New Wilmington, and Katherine Wilson returning to Cleveland for summer schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Aiken
Court Street
Virginia Evelyn
Harriet Chapman
Edinboro Normal School
W. A. Pond
Winter Avenue
William Sands
Walnut Street
New Casale Hospital
Gretchen Mitchell
Carnegie Tech
Presbyterian Hospital
Pittsburgh
D. L. Foulke
Painesville
E. B. Russell
New Wilmington
Foulke
M. E
Katherine Wilson
Cleveland
So So Club to Close Sunday Lyceums for Summer
The So So club will discontinue Sunday afternoon lyceums for the summer season. Meetings will resume the second Sunday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
So So
Hennon Family Reunion Set for June 17 at Ewing Park
The Hennon family holds its annual reunion at Ewing Park in Ellwood City on Thursday, June 17. Family members are urged to bring updates and memories to share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennon
Ewing Park Ellwood City
Sunshine Kensington Meeting At Hazel Jones Home
Members will gather at Mrs. Hazel Jones on West Grant Street Monday evening June 14 for a Sunshine Kensington group event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Kensington
Hazel Jones
West Grant Street
Junior Hadassah Meet Set For June 15 At Rizika Home
The final Junior Hadassah gathering of the year will take place next Tuesday evening June 15 at Miss Ruth Rizika's East North Street home with Miss Frieda Rosenblum as associate hostess. Attorney Mark L. Rabinovitz will speak during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Rizika
East North Street
Frieda Rosenblum
Mark L. Rabinovitz
Croton WCTU Meets at Mrs Rhodes Home
Croton W C T U will hold its weekly meeting at the home of Mrs Ira Rhodes on Cro ton avenue Monday evening at seven. Members are urged to attend and bring reports for the discussion session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton
Ira Rhodes
Croton Avenue
Missionary Society Meeting At Central Presbyterian Church
The Women's Missionary Society of Central Presbyterian held an all day meeting at Mrs. J. L. Cox’s Crawford avenue home. Fourteen members and five guests attended with sewing in the morning and a tureen dinner at noon. Mrs. Oscar Rhodes led the afternoon session on devotionals with the foreign topic Philippine Islands and the national topic West Indies discussed by several members. Miss Myrtle Connell sang a vocal solo. Aids to the hostess included Mrs. Margey Wingard and Mrs. George Bishard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Connell
Margey Wingard
George Bishard
Mothers Class Meeting at Maitland Memorial Church
The Mothers class of Maitland Memorial church will meet Monday evening June 14 at 7 30 with Mrs George Ashton of Connor avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland Memorial Church
George Ashton
Connor Avenue
Vacation at the home of Mr and Mrs E J Wilson
A note records a vacation at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. E J Wilson of Wallace Avenue. The item names the Wilsons as hosts during the extended stay and places the scene at their Wallace Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Wilson
Wallace Avenue
Real Estate Transfers Between Residents in Multiple Wards
Realty transfers list multiple parcels with names such as Cynthia eet and David Gamble in the second ward and Martha M. Thompson and Alfonso Frasso in the third ward. Several trades show one dollar payments, including exchanges between Modeste R Knight and Katie Rouse in the sixth ward and John Schuller to Pittsburg Co. in Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Eet
David Gamble
Modeste R. Knight
Katie Rouse
Sixth Ward
Martha M. Thompson
Alfonso Frasso
Third Ward
Martha M. English
Askelson Mercer
John L. Maxler
John Schuller
Pittsburg Co
Ellwood City
Lewis Stunkard
C. J. Brown
Hickory
Lewis E. Stunkard
Harlansburg
Sarah S. Shields
Joel C. Monroe
New Wilmington
Marshall Budzowski
Josephine Budzowski
Eighth Ward
Solomon Rosenblum
Anna C, Lynden
Anna C
Lynden
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E. M. McCreary
Monroe St. Beil
Jack Gerson
North Mercer Street
Penn Theater Bldg
Belais
Palais Royale
M. J. Hogue
P. L. Hogue
Christian Church
Reunited Ladies’ League
Superior DD
Sampson
M. C. Limber Company
Ward Reimold
WATT
Matthews
Y. P. B. of Central Union
O. L. Polen
Roy Smith
Helen Dunlap
J. R. Hodge
Federation
Paris
Kasha
Poiret
Rodier
F. G. Cc
Potts-Graham
Mrs. Steen
W.C. T. U. and
Margaret Burton
Martha Cleland
Mary Hunter
Mary Jordan
Lula Hettenbaugh
Sadie Richael
Sarah Burton
Mildred McClelland
Claribel Cameron
W. J. Offutt CO
H. & W. Brassieres
Offutt’s Corset
P. N
Battle Creek
Jeannette
Junior Hadassah
Croton W. OC. T. OU
Sesqui
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Valley Forge
Rosenthal
Penn Theatre
Davis Shore CO
Mather Bros.co
St To &Y
Mather Bros. CO
Tson
East
Washington Street
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