Bay Reunion Proves Enjoyable Event
The Bay family held their annual reunion Thursday at Mrs. Katherine Patton's Court Street home. A noon dinner and evening garden flower decorations marked the day, with Rev. S. Gamble and son William and Miss Houston as special guests. Out-of-town attendees included D. Stevenson and son George, J. Thompson, D. Uber and wife, C. Reynolds and wife, H. Bay and wife, C. Cox and wife, T. Lindsay and wife, H. Graham and daughter Fannie, Mrs. Pontius and Mrs. J Chambers of Cleveland. The group planned to return to the same location on the same date in 1314.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay
Katherine Patton
Court Street
C. Gamble
William
Houstin
Dewitt Uber
North Liberty
Charles Reynolds
Hilliary Bay
Charles Cox
Thomas Lindsay
Clover
Harriet Graham
Fannie
Emlenton
Pontius
Joseph Chambers
Cleveland
Surprise visit honors Mr and Mrs Lewis Tindall
Mr and Mrs Lewis Tindall were visited by the Queen Sewing Circle on Superior street Thursday evening. The young couple received many pretty remembrances and the event ended with an informal gathering. Mrs Flora Sowash and Mrs Frank Swadner served a tempting lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis ‘Tindall
Queen Sewing Circle
Superior Street
Flora Sowash
Frank Swadner
Edith Pangratz Hosts Kensington Girls Evening
At her Croton avenue home Miss Edith Pangratz welcomed L O P H Kensington girls with guests Miss Clara Endres and Miss Althea Endres of Zelienople. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother. The next meeting is set for Miss Hazel Smith’s Court Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Avenue
Edith Pangratz
L. O. P. H. Kensington
Clara
Althea Endres
Zelienople
Hazel Smith
Court Street
East Washington Luncheon Hosts Guests In Informal Style
Mrs W H McCandless hosted a noon luncheon on East Washington street with guests Mrs Mary Euwer of Garfield avenue and visitors Mrs Media Thompson of Johnstown and Mr and Mrs Bud Griest of Unionville. Pink and white arrangements complemented the informal afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McCandless
East Washington Street
Mary Euwer
Garfield Avenue
Media Thompson
Johnstown
Bud Griest
Unionville
Dinner covers laid for 23 at Tea Cup Inn event
The losing company of the Philathea class entertained the winners with a Thursday evening dinner at the Tea Cup Inn. Teacher Mrs. A. B. Street attended as a special guest and decorations featured summer flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Tea Cup Inn
A. B. Street
Local committee members named for North Beaver township group
The committee consists of Geo. C. McBride and M. G. Paden of North Beaver township and Professor R. G. Les.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. C. McBride
M. G. Paden
North
Beaver Township
Prof
R. G. Les
Leslie Family Reunion Set for July Fourth at Moravia Grove
The Leslie family chooses July 4 at Moravia Grove for this year’s reunion, the same site as last year and the former gathering place since 1888. A large attendance is expected, with invitations extended to friends and neighbors. Officers for the year: John L. Leslie president, William S. Miller vice president, Norman G. Vance treasurer, Clyde V. Ailey secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Moravia Grove
Leslies
John L. Leslie
William S. Miller
Norman G. Vance
Clyde V. Ailey
Recital by Miss Hughes's junior pupils at Neshannock studio
Miss Marie Hughes hosted a Thursday afternoon recital for junior pupils at her Neshannock avenue studio. The program featured musical pieces such as The Birdie's Singing School, Pierrott's Pranks, Little Lads and Lassies, Marlborough March, Cadets on Parade, and In Romany, with names like Spaulding, Morrison, Hosmer, Dixon, and Hazel Campbell among the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hughes
Neshannock Avenue
Birdie’s Singing School
Spaulding
Helen White
Pierrott
Engelmann
Wu Esieiens Morrison
Mary Kiskaddon
Spaulding Marlborough
Burns Nema Young
Hosmer Ekes Dixon
Pleasure event hosts A. M. C. Kensington at Kensington home
On Thursday afternoon the A. M. C. Kensington enjoyed a social at Mrs. M. T. Moore's East Morton street home with Miss Margaret Forest as guest. Hostess Mrs. John Cromie helped serve refreshments. Plans were made for a Zelienople picnic in two weeks and the next meeting in four weeks at Mrs. Drew Book's East Washington street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. C. Kensington
M. T. Moore
East Morton Street
Margaret Forest
John Cromie
Zelienople
Drew Book
East Washington Street
Comings and goings from State College guests
Miss Frances Seavy of Highland avenue and Alex Williams of Wallace avenue returned from State college after Miss Seavy attended the commencement week house party as the guest of Mr. Williams who was graduated on Wednesday. Miss Marie Wilson of South Jefferson street, who also spent a week at State, stopped in Pittsburg to visit friends and will return home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Seavy
Highland Avenue
Alex Williams
Wallace Avenue
State College
Seavy
Williams
Marie Wilson
South Jefferson Street
State
Pittsburg
Miss Bertie Frantz Leaves New Castle for Memphis Post
Miss Bertie H Frantz longtime physical director of the Young Women's Christian Association departs today for New York City to begin a new role at a girls college in Memphis Tennessee She will not return to New Castle in the fall as she accepted a better position elsewhere
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie H. Frantz
Young Women's Christian Association
New York City
New Castle
Memphis
Invitations Out For June Wedding Of Miss McMasters
Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Minnie Ethel McMasters of Wallace avenue to Attorney Herbert Patterson of Pittsburgh. The ceremony will be at high noon on Wednesday, June 18, at the home of the bride’s sister and brother in law, Dr and Mrs Cyrus H Harper on Wallace avenue. Miss McMasters has taught in Sharon public schools for several years and has many friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Ethel McMasters
Wallace Avenue
Herbert Patterson
Pittsburg
Cyrus H. Harper
Miss McMasters
Sharon
Park Breakfast Honors A Group Of Local Girls
A cheerful gathering occurred Thursday morning in the park as 19 guests enjoyed a decorative breakfast with pink and white roses. The group, including Elsa M. Brown and Sarah Pillisant, shared a memorable occasion before resuming their work.
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the Park
Elsa M. Brown
Sarah Pillisant
Mabel Morse
Evelyn Jones
Iva Butler
Etta Cox
Myrtle Caldwell
Ethel Dwyer
Hazel Hazen
Frances Rice
Mary Bell
Laura Keeling
Elizabeth Stevenson
Clara Smith
Alma Dwyer
Elizabeth Charles
Sadie Hawkey
Bride-to-be Joelyn McManus honored at Shenango party
Miss Margaret Beatty hosted a Thursday afternoon event at her Shenango street home honoring Miss Joelyn McManus. The wedding to Harry McCreary of Allentown is set for June 18. Out-of-town guests included Miss Martha Johnston Miss Josephine Fessler Miss Jessie Wilson of New Castle and Miss Gertrude Hawkins of Uniontown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Beatty
Shenango Street
Joelyn McManus
Harry McCreary
Allentown
Miss Beatty
Martha Johnston
Josephine Fessler
Jessie Wilson
New Castle
Gertrude Hawkins
Uniontown
Greenville Cor
First Needle Craft Kensington Meeting Held at Mrs Johnston’s
The Needle craft Kensington held its first meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs Ed ward Johnston's West Washington street home. Sewing was the main activity and a choice lunch was served. Members plan a visit to Youngstown next Thursday and in two weeks Mrs Howard Fulker son will host on West Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlecraft
Kensington
Edward Johnston
West Washington Street
Youngstown
Howard Fulkerson
W. C. Crill
William Barber
Clara Belle Blucher
Alverta Yoho
Warren’ Stevenson
Electric Street
Cascade Park
Luncheon At Country Club For Luncheon Pedro Club
Decorations in red and white dressed the table for a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Country club hosted by Mrs. Laura Linton of North Mill street for the Luncheon Pedro associates. Covers were laid for 14 with out of town guests Miss Bell and Miss Emma Bell of Sharon. Afternoon entertainment included a card game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Linton
North Mill Street
Miss Bell
Emma Bell
Sharon
Dancers Gather After Kirmess at Miss Whittaker Home
Following the Kirmess performance Thursday evening a number of the young people taking part in the fancy dances assembled at Miss Florence Whittaker's home on Sheridan avenue. The informal entertainment included the same group that attended a park picnic Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirmess
Florence Whittaker
Sheridan Avenue
D A R Flag Day Picnic Hosted by Miss Anna King
The Lawrence chapter celebrates Flag Day with a basket picnic at Miss Anna King home in Rhodes Place. Local residents plan to attend the wedding of Miss Mary Rankin and Edward Samuel in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
Anna King
Rhodes Place
Mary Rankin
Edward Samuel
Akron
Picnic for Daughters of Lydia at Cascade Park
The postponed picnic of the Daughters of Lydia of the First Presbyterian Church will be held next Tuesday evening at Cascade Park. The gathering is a basket picnic with supper served at 6 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
Cascade Park
Ladies of the G. A. R. hold special Saturday meeting
A special meeting of the Ladies of the G. A. R. is scheduled for Saturday at 2 30 in the afternoon with Mrs. Brown department president in attendance. They are also asked to gather Sunday at 7 o clock in the evening at Epworth M E B church for the Memorial service of the U V L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Epworth M. EB
First Methodist picnic planned at Cascade Park
The Men's Bible class of First Methodist Church has arranged a picnic at Cascade Park for Friday June 20. A large crowd is expected and families of members will be special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First M. Ee. Church
Cascade Park
Park of Shenango to Seek Jury Commissioner Post
A. W. Park of Shenango township returns from Kansas and the West and announces his candidacy for jury commissioner this fall. He has begun campaigning and expects to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Park
Shenango Township
Kansas
Park
Mrs Johnson gives church lawn for concert and fete
Mrs. Charles H. Johnson of Moody avenue has lent her lawn to the First Christian church for a Thursday evening concert and lawn fete. The tennis court will host seating, the pergola a stage, and refreshments will be served in the garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Johnson
Moody Avenue
First Christian Church
Thursday Park Dance Draws Large Crowd In Evening
A large crowd attended the Thursday night park dance with dancing from 8 30 to 11 30 o clock. The next party in the series will be held in one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Park
Ideal Dairy Lunch Restaurant Ad Menu Highlights
An old advertisement for Ideal Dairy Lunch Restaurant lists daily fish specials for Friday and Saturday. It features items such as Whole Broiled Live Lobster with Maître D Hotel sauce, Broiled Shad, Soft Shelled Crabs, Fresh Spanish Mackerel, Halibut Steak, Red Bass, Butter Fish, and Shrimp Salad, with prices ranging from 10 to 66 cents. It also notes homemade deviled crab and a general claim of serving meats and chicken, ending with address-like numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spanual Reahaa Inc
St. Mary's School Closes June 23
Commencement exercises will be held in the last week of June with school closing Monday June 23. An exhibit of scholars’ work and the usual class events will accompany the close of the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's School
Women’s Home Missionary Circle Meets at First Baptist
In a June gathering the Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary society of the First Baptist church held a well attended session in the newly furnished ladies parlor. The program led by Mrs Fannie Davis featured readings and personal mission experiences, stressing missionary periodicals and letters from China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Fannie Davis
William Arrow
John Martin
C. W. Waddington
Cleveland, O
Gardner
Edna R. Sparry
Buhl
Sharon
Sparry
Alma Broadhead
China
Pierce Hazen
Flora Mathay
Miss Broadhead
Charles T. Metzler
Centennial Street
Kensington
Clyde Griffith
H. H. Frey
R. C. Ford
G. Gano
Adda Gillespie
L. H. Gormley
W. F. Gilmore
J. W. Gilbert
George P. Jones
Daniel Kennedy
Margaret Knowles
Homer Lamson
Frank M. Jones
Election of Officers at Stephenson Circle Meeting
The Stephenson Circle of the First Methodist church held a Thursday meeting at Mrs. James Hammond's home to elect officers headed by President Mrs. S. M. Rearke and including first vice president Mrs. Andrew Reider and other posts. The program covered Korea with a paper by Mrs. W. H. Ross and music by Miss Lena Johns. A social at Miss Laura Marquis's home on Front Street is planned for July 10 with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
First Methodist Church
James Hammond
North Street
S. M. Rearke
Andrew Reider
D. R. Bollard
W. H. Ross
J. O. Rodgers
J. R. Cooper
C. B. Mayne
Korea
Lena Johns
J. K. Heess
Laura Marquis
Front Street
Ida Paisley
McCurdy
Gibson
Streibh
Robinson
Shirts and trunks offered at varied prices by store
The catalog highlights fast color and fit guaranteed men’s shirts from 50 cents to 7 dollars with Swiss Habitai Silk and Percale options plus dress shirts. It also notes trunks from 5 to 21 dollars and emphasizes value, quality, and early vacation shopping in the basement department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seco
Wress
True Economy Prices In Summer Cotton Materials
A local store lists basement sale prices on summer cottons and related goods. Items include 4c yard for firm printed lawns, 10c for wide batiste, 12 1/2c for tissue ginghams, 6 1/2c for genuine apron ginghams, 7c for Toile du Norde ginghams, 12 1/2c for Riplette gingham, 18c for white table oil cloth, 25c for short underskirts, 50c for black sateen petticoats, 5c for children s bloomers, 10c for boys trunks and dust caps, and 10c for linen writing paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Bates
Sanitas
Summer Cotton Materials Sale Headlines for Cool Weather
Group of attractively priced summer cotton fabrics offered in a main floor display. Soisette, Linaire, shadow brocade voiles, chiffon voiles, Holly Batistes, and cotton ratine are priced from 10 to 25 cents per yard, with many items reduced from higher c. Prices emphasize light fabrics for summer shirts and dresses, featuring colors and patterns across the range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linaire
Spring children's dresses and infant wear on sale
The ad showcases collars and cuffs on white pique dresses and linen lace trimmed crash dresses. It features summer dresses for children aged two to five with sturdy ginghams and seersucker, some with bloomers, priced from 1.00 to 2.75. Also listed are infants dresses, lawn and nainsook outfits, hats, waist forms, and small linen waists, plus wired coat hangers and palm leaf fans at basement prices.
New Neckwear Delights Shown In Latest Styles
New neckwear arrives with low voices nets ratines and crepes plusMedici ruffs in white and color. White ratine collars with colored buttons 25c hemstitched net collars 25c. Flat collars of voiles crepes 26c. Crepe collars with wide frill 25c. Epaulette collars with jabot 50c. Medici ruffs 50c to 1c. Large crocheted collars 50c. Flat styles with vestee effects 50c to 2.00. Hemstitched voiles silk crepe de chine 50c. Convertible ruffs in Medici or flat 50c.
Summer frocks offered at $2.75 in Garment section
Four models of lawn and percales plus tissues shown at the surprising price of $2.75. Styles include black and white barred lawns with embroidered collars, striped lawn models with colored embroidery, plain navy and tan percale trimmed in white, and tissue dresses with knife pleating. Your choice for $2.75.
Brown Hamilton delegates named for July convention
Delegates to the convention at Croton M E church July 10 and 11 were named including Mrs. P H Reider Mrs I R Hank Mrs C C Harry Mrs A W and Mrs Howard Reynolds Mrs H C Weaver Mrs J C McMichael Mrs J A McConnell Mrs E Frazier and Mrs J L Moser. A social at the church June 24 was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton M. BE
P. H. Reider
I. R. Hank
C. C. Harry
A. W
Howard Reynolds
H. C. Weaver
J. C. McMichael
J. A. McConnell
E. Frazier
J. L. Moser
Missionary Society Meets at Terrace Ave on Alaska Topic
The Fourth Presbyterian church society gathered at Mrs. McKay's Terrace avenue home Thursday evening to discuss Alaska. Officers were elected with Mrs. J. L. Grimm named president and Mrs. McKay as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Fourth Presbyterian Church
McFarland to Preach at Harbor United Presbyterian
Reverend A. W. McFarland will preach next Sunday afternoon June 15 at 2 30 o clock at Harbor United Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. McFarland
The
Harbor United Presbyterian Church
Piano Tuning by Jos. Ritter Jr in Pittsburg Next Week
Pittsburg piano tuner Jos. Ritter Jr. will be in town next week. Leave orders at Metzier's Book Store for tuning services. Advertisement. 25812
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Ritter, Jr
Pittsburg
Metzier’s
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Wright & Ditson
Goodrich
Pennsylvania Rubber Co
Metzler
Hazel Ryan
Kohler
Hazel Campbell
Panama
Derby Flat Co
Miss Frantz
Breakfast
Lydias
Mather Bros.co
Picard
Picard Studios
Mather Bros. the
East
Washington St
Ideal Dairy Lunch
East Washington ST
ST. Mary’s School
Baptist
Missionary Meeting
Women's Home Missionary Society of the
Epworth Methodist Church
Pearson Street
L. D Nelson
Lola Wylie
Harris
Hamilton Go
Simpson M. E
Woman's Guild
Woman’s Guild of
St. Andrew's Chapel
B. J. Thomas
East Long Avenue
Harbor
Ino. C. Dwyer
Jeweler and
Optician
New Castle, Pa
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