Annual D A R Picnic Dinner on Flag Day
The Lawrence chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its annual Flag Day picnic at Mrs. George R. Ralph’s Hazelcroft Avenue home. Dinner at 6 o'clock served on the porch for 45 guests. Entertainment followed. two committees were formed for the year: Entertainment Committee with Mrs. E. M. Scott, Mrs. George Ralph, Miss Jane Love, Miss Mary Sutton. Prize Essay Committee with Mrs. G. Price, Mrs. L. B. Hamilton, Miss nn Perry, Mrs. S. W. Perry.
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Lawrence
the Daughters of the American Revolution
George R. Ralph
Hazelcroft Avenes
E. M. Scott
George Ralph
Jane Love
Mary Sutton
G. Price
Nn Perry
8. W. Perry
Final Hershey chapter meeting highlights China and Alaska
The final summer Hershey chapter meeting, held Tuesday at Miss Mary Hill’s home, featured Miss Lulu Richardson’s paper on Ningpo Station in China and Miss Iva Patterson’s report on the Haines hospital in Alaska. Miss Eva N Patterson assisted in the entertainment and a dainty luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Mary Hill
Highland Avenue
Eva N. Patterson
Lulu Richardson
Ningpo Station
China
Iva Patterson
Haines Hospital
Alaska
Wallace family attends Ellwood City wedding of Miss Conway
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Wallace and son Robert of Lincoln Avenue attended the wedding of Mrs. Wallace's brother William R. Johnston of Ellwood City to Miss Maude Conway of Greenville. The ceremony was at 4 30 in the bride's mother's home and a wedding dinner preceded the couple's journey. They will reside in Ellwood City after returning.
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David C. Wallace
Robert
Lincoln Avenue
Garden party plans set by Trinity church guild
At a Tuesday afternoon Trinity church Women’s guild meeting a garden party was arranged for the latter part of the month. A committee led by Mrs. E N Ohl Mrs W T Betz and Mrs L B Hamilton was appointed to organize timing and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild of
Trinity Church
E. N. Ohl
W. T. Betz
L. B. Hamilton
Queen Esther Circle Entertainment At First Methodist
Miss Charlotte Ashmore of Highland avenue entertained the Queen Esther circle of the First Methodist church on Tuesday evening. A short engaging program was followed by dainty refreshments in a cordial social setting.
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Queen Esther
First Methodist Church
Charlotte Ashmore
Highland Avenue
Osburn Circle Meeting Rescheduled With Miss Kegrice
The Osburn circle will meet this evening with Miss Mary Kegrice of Neshannock avenue, it having been postponed from last evening.
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Osburn
Mary Kegrice
Neshannock Avenue
Make That Wedding Gift a Framed Picture
Displaying etchings and water colors for sale framed or unframed with quality framing at reasonable prices.
Pretty Wedding at St Marys Today in Full Color
Miss Catherine O Leary and Mr John J Maher wed at St Marys Church in a morning ceremony attended by family and friends. The couple plans a two week lake trip before settling at 427 West Washington street after a wedding breakfast at the O Leary home. Out of town guests include Edward Wilson and D M Maloney families from Chicago and Pittsburg.
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St. Mary's Church
Catherine O'Leary
John J. Maher
Anna O'Leary
James A. Maher
Father O'Shea
West
Washington Street
Edward Wilson
Chicago
D. M. Maloney
Gertrude Maloney
Pittsburg
Katherine Keenen
Mansfield
O'Leary
Local social notices highlight dances and weddings
Cascade Park hosts Thursday Night dance and Myers reunion. Miss Florence Wilson and Roy A. Long wed in Salisbury. Miss Elizabeth Snyder to marry Charles McKee at Snyder home. Annabelle Stewart plans Philadelphia trip with local girls. Mrs. William Sweet hosts Peerless club. other gatherings with Mrs. Hugh Santum Grant Anderson Mabel Taylor and Naoma Masters events announced. Ben Greet players set for Country club event.
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Cascade Park
William Sweet
Neshannock Avenue
Peerless Club
Florence Wilson
Roy A. Long
Salisbureg
Annabelle Stewart
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Snyder
Ray Street
Charles McKee
South Sharon
John L. Snyder
South Ray Street
Ladies Association
First U. P. Church
Hugh Santum
State Street
Home Missionary Society
Epworth Methodist Church
Grant Anderson
Myers
Sunshine Kensington
Mabel Taylor
Green Street
Kensington
Seth Marshall
Crawford Avenue
Nixon
Miss Gertrude Black to Wed Clyde McCready Tuesday
Miss Gertrude Black of County Line street selects Tuesday June 28 for her marriage to Clyde McCready of North Cedar street. The ceremony will be quiet with no attendants. The bride, now at her brother James Black’s Cleveland avenue home, has lived with Mr. and Mrs. George C. Grant of County Line street. McCready is the son of Mrs. Sarah McCready of the Seventh ward.
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Gertrude Black
County Line Street
Clyde McCready
North Cedar Street
James Black
Cleveland Avenue
George C. Grant
McCready
Sarah McCready
Seventh Ward
Ladies League Entertainment Aides Named in North Jefferson Event
Misses Irene Davis Alma Updegraff and Nellie McAnaney assisted in entertaining the Ladies league at the home of Mrs H H Updegraff on North Jefferson street Tuesday evening with Mrs George Phillips as associate hostess. A social session followed the business and the next meeting is set for Monday June 27 with Mrs Emma Goff of 103 County Line street.
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Irene Davis
Alma Updegraff
Nellie McAnaney
Ladies’ League
H. H., Updegraff
North Jefferson Street
George Phillips
Emma Goff
County Line Street
Tuesday Kensington Meeting With Mrs Bert Streib Guest
Mrs Bert Streib attended a Tuesday Afternoon Kensington meeting held at her mother Mrs E B Hagertys Walnut Street home. Hostess Irene Hagerty assisted in entertaining and a light lunch was served. An invitation from Mrs Joseph Harris to meet at Centennial Street in two weeks was accepted.
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Bert Streib
Kensington
E. B. Hagerty
Walnut Street
Irene
Joseph Harris
Centennial Street
Birthday Club Party for Eleanor Marshall Honors Court Street
Miss Eleanor Marshall of Court street entertained her associates in the J. M. O. C. club on Tuesday afternoon for her 14th birthday anniversary. The afternoon featured games and a dainty lunch. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Miss Hazel Knoblock of Court street.
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Eleanor Marshall
Court Street
Hazel Knoblock
Mrs Jones to Visit Relatives in Several Cities
Mrs. Frank M. Jones of Croton Avenue will leave Thursday morning for a two week visit with relatives in Buffalo Syracuse and New York.
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Frank M. Jones
Croton Avenue
Buffalo
Syracuse
New York
Standard Bearers Present Enjoyable Church Program
The Standard Bearers of Epworth Methodist Church organized an evening program with acts by Elizabeth Keelen Opal Battley and others including soloists, recitations, and a missionary dialogue. Supper and a theatre party followed for guests. Federated clubs plan a Friday luncheon for department heads and club officers at Mrs. J. G. Nothdurst’s home.
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Epworth Methodist Church
Harry Marshall
Elizabeth Randall
Marie Smith
Elizabeth Sankey
Polly
The
Missionary Society
Pearl Johnson
Carrie Christy
Lillian Boyd
Frances Boyd
Bertha Keelen
American Society
Pearl Letby
Rolla K. Brown
Mexico
Maud Russell
Malaysia
Mary Parsons
China
Vera Mershimer
Africa
Emily Rice
India
Bessie Sanderson
Mabel Kepler
Federated Clubs
J. G. Nothdurst
Neshannock Boulevard
Sorosis
D. of A. R
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Marriage of Miss Lucille Ross and Mr Paul Cubbison in New York
The ceremony joined Miss Lucille Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Ross of Brooklyn New York and Mr Paul Cubbison son of Mr and Mrs H B Cubbison of Sheridan avenue. They were quietly married in New York today and will reside on Delaware avenue after a brief eastern trip of about a week.
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Lucille Ross
Henry Ross
Brooklyn
N. Y
Paul Cubbison
H. B. Cubbison
Sheridan Avenue
New York
Delaware Avenue
Bay Street mission class picnic at Mrs Bentley home
The Bay Street mission primary class picnicked at teacher Mrs J B Bentley’s Court street home Tuesday. Covers were laid for 30 guests with aides Mrs C L Bentley, Miss Bonnie Battley, Miss Edith Farrell and Miss Rhea Bentley assisting.
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Bay Street Mission
J. B. Bentley
Court Street
C. L. Bentley
Bonnie Battley
Edith Farrell
Rhea Bentley
Ashmore Family Announces Douthent Wedding At Home
Mr and Mrs Ezra Ashmore of Highland Avenue announce the forthcoming marriage of their eldest daughter Ethel to Dr James Clark Douthitt of Beaver Falls. The ceremony will be held at the Ashmore home Thursday morning June 30 at 10:30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Ashmore
Highland Avenue
Ethel
James Clark Douthett
Beaver Falls
Pittsburg and Court Street Women Sail for New York Trip
Mrs J J Dean of Pittsburg street and Mrs W J Marshall of Court street with Miss Mary Aiken of North Mill street plan a Friday departure to New York to join the John B Kelso party from Grove City and sail Sunday for an extended foreign journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Dean
Pittsburg Street
W. J. Marshall
Court Street
Mary Aiken
North Mill Street
New York
John B. Kelso
Grove City
Marriage of Anna Stanley and John S Cloonan Quietly Celebrated
The marriage of Anna Stanley of Linestreet and John S Cloonan of Bleakley Avenue was solemnized at St. Marys church on Tuesday with Father OShea officiating.
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Anna Stanley
Linestreet
John S. Cloonan
Bleakley Avenue
St. Mary’s Church
Father O’shea
Marriage License Granted in Pittsburg
A marriage license was issued in Pittsburg to Edna Mantz and Earl Lutz of the city.
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Pittsburg
Edna Mantz
Earl Lutz
Luncheon at Tea Cup Inn Honours Martha Washington Kensington
A luncheon for twenty covers was held today at the Tea Cup Inn in honor of Martha Washington Kensington. Local society figures attended as guests of the host.
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Tea Cup Inn
Martha Washington Kensington
Terrace Avenue Teachers Visit Miss Eva McMillin
Teachers from Terrace Avenue School spend the day as guests of Miss Eva McMillin of Jackson Center. A noon dinner is noted as a principal event of the visit.
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Terrace Avenue
Eva McMillin
Jackson Center
Quiet Tuesday Morning Wedding of Ham mersmith and Stevens
Rev. C. Frederick Frank officiated at the ceremony uniting Miss Amelia Ham mersmith and Mr. Carl Stevens in a quiet Tuesday morning wedding at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Frederick Frank
Amelia Hammersmith
Carl Stevens
Miss Anna Moore Sets Out for Colorado Visit
Miss Anna E. Moore of Bartram avenue departed Tuesday evening for a trip to visit relatives in Greeley Rico and Denver Colorado.
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Anna E. Moore
Bartram Avenue
Greeley
Rico
Denver
Colorado
Mrs Mabel Taylor Hosts Sunshine Kensington Gathering
Mrs Mabel Taylor of Green Street will entertain the Sunshine Kensington group Thursday afternoon in a local social event.
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Mabel Taylor
Green Street
Kensington
Mrs J J Dean Leaves Friday for New York Trip
Mrs J J Dean departs Friday to sail from New York on an extended abroad trip. Flowers adorned the tables and later guests enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at the park.
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J. J. Dean
New York
Birthday tribute marks James Mayberry at Union township home
Wilson Mayberry and family, Wilson Cooper and family, Robert Stoner and family, Charles Dittner and family, Charles Harmon and family, Douglas Mayberry, Elizabeth Brenard, Abe Brenard, Mrs. Covert, Mrs. Lock and George Moses attended a party given in honor of the 92nd birthday anniversary of James Mayberry at the home of his daughter Mrs. Abe Brenard of Union township Tuesday.
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Wilson Mayberry
Wilson Cooper
Robert Stoner
Charles Dittner
Charles Harmon
Douglas Mayberry
Elizabeth Brenard
Abe Brenard
Covert
Lock
George Moses
James Mayberry
Union Township
Newlyweds Honored at Dinner in Albert Street Home
Mr and Mrs Stanley Treser were the guests of Mr and Mrs C H Milholland for a dinner Tuesday evening at 6 oclock. Ten guests attended with pink and white colors emphasized. Hostess Mrs Milholland was helped by her sister Miss Rena McAnlis.
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Stanley Treser
C. H. Milholland
Albert Street
Rena McAnlis
Royal Neighbors Meet Hosts Special Guests in Mercer Street Home
Rev. H. J. Whalen and William Rogers attended Tuesday evening’s Royal Neighbors gathering at Mrs. Bert Perry’s North Mercer street home. The event centered on social activities and refreshments. The next meeting is planned for the last Friday of June with Mrs. William Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Whalen
William Rogers
Bert Perry
North Mercer Street
Delaware Avenue
Goldenrod Club Program Sees Local Guests
The Goldenrod club was entertained by Mrs. M Streets of West Falls street on Tuesday. Modern inventions were studied. Participants included Miss Peggs Miss Holland Miss Maud Gardner and the hostess. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. Jennie Johnson of Beaver street.
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Goldenrod Club
M. Streets
West Falls Street
Miss Peggs
Holland
Maud Gardner
Jennie Johnson
Beaver Street
Woman's Home Missionary Society to Meet at Croton Ave Church
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Croton Avenue M E Church will hold a meeting Thursday afternoon at 2 30 at the church.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
Croton Avenue M. E
Sunday Sermons from Everett Evangelist Draw Big Crowds
Rev Billy Sunday conducts a campaign at Everett Wash with 28 900 attendees after five days and draws delegations from Mount Vernon and Seattle while other Washington cities seek his services. He criticizes church passivity and the liquor trade and notes 115 000 pledges following his call.
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Billy Sunday
Everett
Wash
Washington
Mr. Sunday
Mount Vernon
Seattle
Sunday
A Cleric Calls for True Charity and Duty
A preacher denounces hypocritical giving and charity fakery in Everett. He warns against basing revival on vice and debt and urges dignified ministers and stewards to serve God without scandal. He contrasts penny offerers with generous givers and condemns drunkenness and gossip.
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Everett
Ben Greet Company to Perform at New Castle Country Club
Public invited to see the Ben Greet company at the New Castle Country Club tomorrow afternoon and evening. Tickets available at Love & Me Gowns, McKinley & Frantz, Tea Cup Inn, and Lawrence club. Dinner service starts at 6 30 p m with orders by phone to the club steward before noon Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Greet Company
New Castle Country Club
Stewart
Love & Me
McKinley & Frantz
Tea Cup Inn
Lawrence Club
Summer School Planned By Youngstown School Board
The Youngstown school board decides to run summer school for high school and advanced grammar students who are backward in their studies.
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Youngstown School Board
Higher Grammar
Farewell to Dr and Mrs Higley at Penn Station
A large crowd at Pennsylvania Station bid farewell to Dr E E Higley and wife and their children as they left for Denver Colorado their future home Miss Gertrude Dowler cousin accompanying them for the summer Congregation members including many King’s Daughters and other societies offered good wishes and presents. The Higleys will live at Bannock and 13th streets in Denver and many greetings had already gone ahead to await their arrival.
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Pennsylvania Station
E. E. Higley
Denver
Col
Gertrude Dowler
Higley
Bannock and
13Th Streets
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Jevon Business College
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Eva Shaddick
Hilma Lawson
Lucy Scully
Kathryne Mershimer
Margaret Jackson
Nellie Fout
Frank Hall
Sylvey Miller
Graham Pierce
Harry Gwin
Howard Young
Lou Hanna
Austin Sarver
Lawrence Savings and Trust Building
S. S
Stanley-Cloonan
Jackson Centre
Biles
E.washington St
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Schenectady
Eunice Whittaker
Whittaker
Boston
Tabernacle Meeting
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Woodebury
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Woodbury’s Institute
Woodbury’s
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