Birthday Party Celebrates Sixth Year Group Reception
A party celebrated a sixth birthday in honor of Ashes eon Stephen Staep Lawis at a North Moorer home with about twenty five guests. Activities included games and gifts, refreshments on the lawn, pink and white décor, a large birthday cake, and paper favors. Hosts assisted by several friends, with many attendees listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Staep Lawis
Stephen
Techaso
North Moorer Freeor
Grotze W Hamiflyon
Irs
Charley Regan
Carrie
Missesahath
Betty June Offutt
E Srhelyn Osuthetr
Maxine Pitter
Lovise MerCoy
Ma Joe Herball
Francis Patton
Evelyn Connor
Betty Garner
Joan Veoch
Katherine Wench
Shirley
D A R Members Guests at Edenburg Luncheon
D A R members from Lawrence chapter hosted a Flag Day style luncheon at Mrs. Clark McCombs home in Edenburg on Thursday for about 40 guests. Warden flowers and flags decorated the setting as musical performances and a brief business session followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark McCombs
Edenburg
O’elock
Lawrence
D. AR
Waliee
Wesley Luikart
W. A. Hoffman
T. G. Wallace
William McCombs
Wallace Hirwster
Evening Party Honors Summer Brides-Elect
Mrs J M Conn and Miss Margaret Walker entertained fourteen guests at the Walker home Madison Avenue for an evening party honoring Miss Sallie Lon and Miss Anne Metzel brides elect. Music games and refreshments followed in pink and white decor with roses. Two young messengers presented the honorees with gifts from guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Lon
Anne Metzel
J. M. Conn
Margaret Walker
Madison Avenue
Arrtle May Conn
Pauline Booker
Royal Six Club Luncheon and Local Social Events
Private Fountain Inn luncheon hosted for Royal Six club members with pink roses and ten place settings. Planned future gatherings include Mrs James Patterson hosting at Richelieu Avenue. Linger Light Club guests at Mr and Mrs Nimmell’s home with cards and music. upcoming Birch Party for Dolores Eukles’ ninth birthday with pink white decor and party favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Inn
Royal Six Club
Clifford Propst
William Marosis
James Patterson
Richelieu Avenue
Airs
Nimmell
Lee Avenue
Linger Light Club
Joint Hostesses At Luncheon Bridge Event
Mrs Edgar Speer of Pittsburgh and Mrs Paul Kenengelizer hosted the final luncheon bridge at the hatter's Highland Avenue home. Peonies and roses decorated small tables. prizes for high score were awarded. Helpers included Mrs Paul Butz Mrs Tobn Farr and Mrs J E Whittaker. Out of town guests named from Pittsburgh Cleveland Poland Youngstown Sharon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Speer
Pittsburgh
Paul Kenengelizer
Jolly
Hatter
Highland Avenue
Paul Butz
Tobn Farr
J. E. Whittaker
Frank Polk
Victor Jevon
Fred Kanengeizer
Polland, O
David Kennedy
Youngstown
Marry Brindel
Sharon
James Calhoun
Cleveland
Six O clock Dinner Honors Bride elect Miss Anna McKibben
Miss Anna McKibben, fiancée of Sumner F. Rowland, was guest of honor at an informal dinner at the Fountain Inn hosted by Mrs. J W Forbes. The table featured margarites and roses with bridal cards for twelve, and guests later visited Mrs. Forbes home. An out of town guest was Hazel Sherwood of Evans City. A luncheon for Miss McKibben is planned for June 19 at Laurel Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna McKibben
Sumner F. Rowland
Fountain Inn
J. W. Forbes
Laurel Avenue
Forbes
Hazel Sherwood
Evans City
Nicholas Green
Laurel Ayenue
McKibben
Afternoon Bridge Attractive Affair
Mrs. Howard Taylor hosted an attractive bridge party at her Delaware avenue home on Thursday afternoon honoring Mrs. James K. Pollock Jr. of Cambridge Massachusetts. Seven tables played with red and white themes. prizes to Helen Poster and Vesta King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Taylor
Delaware Avenue
James K. Pollock, Jr
Cambridge
Maas
Helen Poster
Vesta King
E. O. Haun
J. WK. Pollock
Bliss Elizabeth Atheny
E. L. Stiszinger
Local families attend reunions and weddings in city events
Claron of Corepolis and numerous Rudolph Moore and Moore families gathered in the city for a large reunion with officers elected and plans for next year's gathering. Gilmore Laughlin wed in Mt. Jackson with reception details. Various clubs met, planning breakfasts, picnics, and socials at homes and parks. Two Pittsburgh University picks featured. Brest family reunion scheduled for June 27 at Holmes home in Fredonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claron
Corepolis
James Lusk
Rudolph
Elenora
Genevera McCreary
Jah Rudolph
Charles Rudolph
Walter
Kenneth
Leona
Otrville
William Ruudolph
Sylvia
Leesbore
Myriel Rudolph
Robert Charles Moore
Martha
Howard
William Moore
Dorthea
Wesley
Lloyd Moore
Wayne
Gerald
Edward Reynolds
Grate
Clover
Charles Moore
Harry Rudolph
Real Reanon
Brest
B. Holmes
Fredonia
Central Church Men Hear Rev Schnebley Address
Rev D C Schnebley pastor of Mahoningtown Presbyterian spoke to Central Presbyterian men at a Thursday supper and meeting. He shared impressions from the Presbyterian general assembly in Indianapolis. Rev F J Reese added remarks and several men spoke. A fine musical program by a string quartet including Sheppherd Gibson and Paria was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Schnebley
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Central Presbyterian Church
Schnebley
Presbyterian General Assembly
Indianapolis
F. J. Reese
Messrs
Alderman Green Officiates Miss Maxwell and Mr Martian
Miss Asenath Maxwell and Ralph Martian are married by Alderman Green on Thursday at three o'clock. The notice includes a garbled line about wrongs and wet one left, which does not affect the confirmed nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman
Asenath Maxwell
Ralph Martian
Alderman Green
Women Missionary Society Meeting at Third U P Church
A lengthy religious gathering within the Womens Missionary Society of the Third U P Church featured an all day event with spirited diversions, noon luncheon, and a monthly program. Members Elizabeth Bennett New Ramsey Mary Warnock Aire Floyd Book Mach gave a history of the organization, with reports from Presbyterial Invesinburg. upcoming meetings noted.
Personal Notices From Mercer and Nearby Towns
Personal mentions record visitors and travelers across Mercer, East Liverpool, Youngstown, Stoneboro, and nearby areas. Names include G. Ramsey, Mrs. Young, Miss May King, Mrs. White, Mrs. Stevenson, J. Rudolph, Foun, Joe Jr, M. G. Miller, P. K Stevenson, P A Easton, Ela May Griner, Tom McMahon, R S Miller, George Slebanoller, W N Slebanoller, and W. Mandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. ©. Ramsey
Maryland Avenue
Mercer
L. Young
Seckford Street
East Liverpool
Oho
May King
K. W. White
Youngstown
P. KX. Stevenson
Highland Avernue
J. M. Rudolph
Foun
Joe, Jr
Park Avenue
Stoneboro
M. G. Miller
Senate
Harrisburg
Board of Trade
P. A. Easton
Cuba
Chicago
New Castle
Ela May Griner
Albert Street
Torr
Philadelphia
Athletic City
Tom McMahon
EB. & A. Division
New York
Tava
Miller
Akron Q
George Slebanoller
Cleveland, O
W. N. Slebanoller
Edinburg
Ford Scampansy
Rose Avenue
CineiInnali
Carmen
Wiliam Mandy
Teatly Marshall
New York Stocks Drift in Forenoon Trading
New York. Jime 1a stocks were under pressure in the forenoon trading on the stock market today Pan American Pete advanced about one point to 70 1 4 Calif Pete recovered about one point to 24 Kelly Springfield broke into new lows at 38 down over one point and U S Rubber also said down one point to 48 Strandebaker declined one point 107 and Stewart Warner two put to 87 Railroad shares continued steady
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Calif
Kelly Springfield
Strndebaker
Stewart Warner
Marriage Licenses Listed for Numerous Couples
A long list of marriage license applicants appears with names such as James M. Conway and Elizabeth T. Williams among others. The fragmented text references New Castle and New Windsor, with additional names including Roy Wightman and Adeline Ketletoo, set against a backdrop of unrelated descriptive prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Conway
Cleveland
Elizabeth T. Williams
New Castle
Wim
J. McChesney
New Vaailo
Elizabeth J. Cover
N. Wiknington Roy Wightman
Vented
Hae Boswell
Ee - Medina
Ralph L. Navan
Asenath M. Maxwell
Edemburg
Qliver
Tee
Adeline Ketletoo
Trent Sidney Sharks
Cinstle Emin Williame
Ashe
Immense Berries on Croton Plants at Everett Home
Immense berries and roses described around Mrs. Lottie Everery and Alderman Raeborn. The text notes fertility of croton plants and a sign at a local residence. A joke line about clerks in an office ends the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Everery
Croton
Orning
Everen
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Emenon
Chub
Lootra McDiymonds
Emenon Club
Hartrim Avenue
Peg Fox
Soe
Che Hos
Luella Wright
Walnut Street
Mathushes, the
America
Frederick Mathushek
Mathushek
Snyder Piano CO
N. Mercer Sr
Greer Bldg
Roberts’ Millinery
North Mill Street
Cubs
Metzler
Orginal Kodak Store
McMillin-Kirk
Ella, MccMiltin
Scott Kirk
First Baptist
PF. H. Lynch
Benjamin Franklin
Kirk
New Wilmington
Westminster College
Broadswordh
Thelma
North Jackson, O
South Miles
Charles Book
G. A. Cox
All Mar
Beckford Street
Herbert Rose
J. Ail Cox
Genevieva Cox
Jos. Ritter, Jr
Kong
Chas. T, Metzler Co
Fiana
E. M. M’creary
Wir
J. T. Laughlin
North Lima
Carnegia Stee! Company
Gleveland
I. O. B. Kensington
The
O. B. Kensington
James Cypher
McClelland Avenue
James Cypher Jr
Charles Freaman
Harry, Flinner
Plana
Park
Chanocey
Hettenbaugh
West State Street
James Goodchild
O. W. Club
Robert Thomas
Mary Jenkins
TQ W. Club
Frank Mthur
Winslow Avenue
McArthur
Gilberta MecaArthey
Club Picnie
Dg. M. K
Cascade Park
Th Park
A. T. Sensington
G. A
West Side Club
Fred Deverid
K. O, CL
Euchre
James O'Laughtin
Prank Steckle
Elizabeth Michell
Myre
Ollie Thomas
Gir
Asach
Slay
Sara Wein'sehenk
University of Fittsburgh
Owl
Central Church
Rev
Shaffers
Farey
Shaefers
Serviews
Greenwood M. B
Evangelier
Buzzu
Minds Caattown
M. I Buntiay
Buclia Avenue
M. B
Sam Maitland
Phil Sargent
Robert Whaiey
Hethany Collier
C. P. Bughes
Krokome
Tod
Witep
W. A. Murphy
Mightand Avenue
Gna
Newburs
Wasiington Street
Harbor
Mieh
Julig Early
Marshall
Willian Barneer
Stockton
Cwa Barnet
Los Angelas
Cypher
Lesk- Tord Street
Tittsburgh
Cloyd M. Cypher
California
Bonn
Enuine Range Blossore
Mather BE
Os. CO
Weler
New Yaarbes
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