Afternoon Party Delights Children At Mrs Fisher's Lawn
A Wednesday afternoon lawn party hosted by Mrs. W. G. Fisher on Delaware Avenue entertained about 20 children from 3 to 6 o clock. Activities included crochet and Victrola dancing with a floral setting and refreshments. Guests included Misses Alma Updegraff Alice Fisher Irene Davis Winifred Johnson Betty Zahniser Esther Hawley Camille Patterson Elizabeth Butz Helen Ewing Mildred Updegraff Estella Rowland Loretta Lee Mary Lewis Elizabeth Trimball Elizabeth Sowersby Alice Carpenter Doris Louise Updegraff Alice Allen Lucas Mary Love Dorothy Whitaker Elizabeth McMasters Dorothy Nielson Jack Fisher Byron McAnlis of Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Fisher
Delaware Avenue
Virginia
R. H. Updegraff
Huber
Alma Updegraff
Alice Fisher
Irene Davis
Winifred Johnson
Betty Zahniser
Esther Hawley
Camille Patterson
Elizabeth Butz
Helen Ewing
Mildred Updegraff
Estella Rowland
Loretta Lee
Mary Lewis
Elizabeth Trimball
Elizabeth Sowersby
Alice Carpenter
Doris Louise Updegraff
Alice
Allan Lucas
Mary Love
Dorothy Whittaker
Elizabeth McMasters
Dorothy Nielson
Jack Fisher
Byron McAnlis
Pittsburg
Local weddings and club gatherings announced in city notices
The wedding of O W Boone and Miss Helen Molmes is set for noon. Various social events follow including informal dances at the Country club and many hosting duties by Mrs. J T Cotton Mrs Ruth Bishop and others across multiple streets and clubs. The Daughters of Lydia picnic and a Winger reunion are also listed with dates and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Boone
Helen Molmes
Hookstown
Country Club
J. T. Cotton
East Maine Street
Ruth Bishop
Croton Avenue
Charles Sudduth
Washington, D. C
George Barnes
New York
Edith Moore
Hazelcroft Avenue
T. Wy C. A
M. C. Leonard
Cherry Street
Kensington
Croton
W. T. Gilmore
County Line Street
Nevada Club
Helen Howley
Mahoning Road
Ruby Rogan
C. L. Snyder
Northview Avenue
Mondamin Club
H. la Mott Levoy
North Jefferson Street
Lydia
T. J. Davies
Winger
John A. Winger
Grove City
Sherrard
L. H. Reed
Bay Street
Margaret Sankey
Wallace Avenue
Jones Hegegore and Florence Jones wed in Pennsylvania
George Hegegore of Edenburg and Florence G Jones of Franklin were married Wednesday at the Evangelical parsonage in Winber Somerset county by Rev F W Ware. A Mrs Grant Jones and daughter Helen June accompanied them and will stay a week. After a two week honeymoon the couple will reside in Bessemer.
J C O Club Holds Summer Sendoff at Mrs Meagher Home
At Miss Vernice Schorndorfer’s invitation members met at her aunt Mrs Harry Meagher’s East Washington Street home for music and refreshments. Flowers adorned the house and the gathering signaled the last summer meeting with several picnics anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernice Schorndorfer
J. C. O. Club
Harry Meagher
East Washington Street
Second Reception at Johnson Home Draws Large Guest List
The Moody avenue residence of Mrs. Chas. H. Johnson hosted its second reception of the week with more than 150 guests. Garden blooms and refreshments marked the event as aides and local ladies aided in dining and rooms. Out of town visitors included Mrs. T. W. Phillips Jr. of Butler and Mrs. H. C. Phillips of Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Johnson
Moody Avenue
Thomas W. Phillips
Anna Perry
Rachel Wallace
Florence White
Robert K. Aiken
Thomas Off
Birthday Honored for Abram Shaffer at 77
A pleasant gathering was given in honor of Abram Shaffer's 77th birthday at his son Frank Shaffer's home in Middl esex Pa. A large group from New Castle Youngstown Bethel Conneaut and Sharpsville joined in the celebration with many gifts and flowers. The day focused on renewing old friendships and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Shaffer
Frank Shaffer
Hubbard Street
Middlesex
James Shaffer
Elmer
James
Edward
Ellen McArthur
Nellie
Catherine
Florence
William Patton
Viola
Lloyd Donaldson
William
Joe Patton
Frances
Robert Campbell
Chilren
John
New Castle
Dan Miller
Vera
Youngstown
A. A. Shaffer
Ralph
Bessie
Harry
Glen
John Pilgrim
Wilmington
Sam Shaffer
Clair
Bethel
Mary Shaffer
Mary Ross
Conneaut
Ohio
Minnie Shallenberger
Emery Sample
Sharon
Nina
Frances Shaffer
Sharpsville
Miss Helen McBride to Wed Clifford Casner in Near Future
Local friends in Youngstown react to the engagement announced by Mrs. Fannie E. McBride Raven avenue. The wedding is planned with events beginning Thursday at New Castle home of Mrs. John Hart. Friday formal entertainment at Princeton avenue by Mrs. J W Long. Saturday six oclock dinner at Willis avenue Casner home. Weekend guest Miss Margaret Tanner. Sunday dinner hosted by Frank McBride at Poland Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McBride
Youngstown
Fannie E. McBride
Raven Avenue
Helen I
Clifford J. Casener
H. J. Casner
Willis Avenue
John Hart
New Castle
J. W. Long
Princeton Avenue
Casner
Margaret Tanner
Columbus
Miss McBride
Miss Dana
Morristown
N. J
Miss Tanner
McBride
Frank McBride
Poland Country Club
D T W Girls Visit Mrs Bolden Home New Brighton
The Beaver Valley D T W group travels to Mrs Marion Bolden's home in New Brighton arriving for dinner at six. Tables set for Marie Russell Florence Strobel Helen Strobel Harriet Harris Mary Sherger Hilda Henderson Hilda Hill Mrs Frank Robinson and Mrs Jack Wiles. Music and socializing followed with a 30 person company. Refreshments served by Mrs Robert Baker. Return trip by late train. Mrs Wiles to host Friday June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Bolden
New Brighton
Marie Russell
Florence
Helen Strobel
Harriet Harris
Mary Sherger
Hilda Henderson
Hilda Hill
Frank Robinson
Jack Wiles
Walton Armstrong Reunion Brings 100 Relatives Together
The Walton and Armstrong families held their annual reunion at J. M. Gibson's home on the Harlansburg road. More than 100 attended for a day of pleasure with a noon dinner honoring Elizabeth Walton and Margaret Walton as the oldest members. A brief business session named W. D. Walton as president Cora Walton as secretary and James Gibson as treasurer and decided to hold next year's reunion at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
W. D. Walton
Cora Walton
James Gibson
Local social by Mrs Patterson hosts Kensington ladies
Mrs J P Gill of Youngstown and Miss Clara DeArment attended the Arbor Vitae Kensington gathering Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Charles Patterson of Chestnut street entertained with Grace Patterson and Miss Marjorie Guy assisting. A park breakfast is planned for Tuesday morning June 22. The two week meeting will be with Mrs James McKissick of Oak street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Gill
Youngstown
Clara DeArment
Charles Patterson
Chestnut Street
Kensington
the Park
Grace
Marjorie Guy
James McKissick
Oak Street
Luncheon Honoring Misses McClymonds and Parl Dufford
Mrs Fred Martin hosted a one oclock luncheon on Wednesday at Harbor Road in honor of Miss Loetta McClymonds and Parl Dufford. Eight covers were set with peonies and roses as decor, assisted by her daughter Helen Gane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Martin
Harbor Road
Loetta McClymonds
Parl Dufford
Helen Gane
Afternoon Party in North Hill Home Honors Guest
Mrs. J. K. DuBois hosted a Wednesday afternoon party in Boyles avenue to honor her mother Mrs. C. J. Du Bois of Macon Missouri. Five hundred was the diversion with three tables of games. Favors went to Mrs. C. B. Bower and Miss Reba Hilborn. Pink and white flowers themed the rooms and refreshments. hostess aided by Mrs. E. E. Buschman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. DuBois
Boyles Avenue
C. J. DuBois
Macon
C. B. Bower
Reba Hilborn
E. E. Buschman
H B B Club Social at Stop 85 Sharon Line
The H B B club gathered at Miss Levvas Camerson home Stop 85 Sharon car line Saturday afternoon from one to six o’clock. One new member joined and refreshments were served by the hostess with help from her mother Mrs. C B Cameron and sister Mrs Grover Cox. Next meeting set for July 7 at Idora park Youngstown with hosts Mrs L C Brown and Mrs Emery Matthews. Attendees included Mrs L C Brown Mrs Scott Ripple Mrs Emery Matthews Mrs Grover Cox Misses Mary Wallace Eddie Ripple Berd Whiting Levvas Cameron and Mrs C B Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levvas Camerson
Sharon
C. B. Cameron
Grover Cox
Idora Park
Youngstown
L. C. Brown
Emery Matthews
Scott Ripple
Mary Wallace
Eddice Ripple
Berd Whiting
Levvas Cameron
Farewell Party for Studebaker Family at Fourth Presbyterian
Members of the Fourth Presbyterian church choir hosted a farewell gathering in church parlors for Mrs. Margaret Studebaker and her daughter Lillian who plan to move to a farm near Slippery Rock. A gold handled umbrella and a gold pin were presented to the honorees amid informal, refreshment-filled proceedings. Attendees included the Misses Gold Wheale Irwin Humble Maxwell Studebaker Hoover Patterson and Messrs. Kelly Gaston Bright Bright Lewis Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Margaret Studebaker
Lillian
Slippery Rock
Kate Irwin
Dorothy Humble
Stella Maxwell
Mrs. Studebaker
Lilian Studebaker
Lela Hoover
Bertha Patterson
Messrs
William Kelly
John Gaston
Venor Bright
Charles Bright
Will Lewis
Richard Davis
Birthday Breakfast at Park for Miss Sadie Quinn
A group of Miss Sadie Quinn’s friends held a birthday breakfast in the grove at the park on Thursday morning. They traveled by the 5 30 o’clock car and returned on the 8 o’clock car after photos and a day of fun. The party included Rose Quinn Murl Smith Stella Rees Helen Gibson Esther Rey Martha Spear Elsie Gillespie and Edith Soberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Quinn
Ray Street
Rose Quinn
Murl Smith
Stella Rees
Helen Gibson
Esther Rey
Martha Spear
Elsie Gillespie
Edith Soberg
Wedding of Miss Mary E Tunnison and Harold H Hull
At high noon Wednesday June 16 Miss Mary E. Tunnison daughter of William Tunnison of Greenville became the bride of Harold H. Hull a Youngstown attorney and son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hull of Greenville. The couple left for an eastern wedding trip and will be at home in Youngstown after September 1. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Leslie and son of New Castle and Dr. R. G. Tunnison of New York City, a bride’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Tunnison
William Tunnison
Greenville
Harold H. Hull
Youngstown
Charles Hull
Noonday Picnic Plans For Evening Event
Members of the G. G. G. Kensington enjoyed a noon day picnic at the park. A tempting menu was served and plans were made for an evening picnic next Thursday June 24 at Mrs. John Allen's Franklin avenue home with Mrs. Joseph McMillin as associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. G. Kensington
Park
Grove
John Allen
Franklin Avenue
Joseph McMillin
Dinner honoring Miss Marie Dempsey in Youngstown
Miss Marie Dempsey of Youngstown was guest of Mrs Bernetta Hennessy and Mrs Helen Hennessy of East Long Avenue. A 6 o'clock dinner was held with six covers and a pink and white color plan. Hostess and her mother assisted. After dinner the party attended a moving picture performance. Tonight the Misses Hennessy host another evening party for their guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Dempsey
Youngstown
Bernetta
Helen Hennessy
East Long Avenue
Harriet Thomas
East Division Street
Hennessy
K. K. Club Picnic Draws Members and Guests
The K. K. boys and friends shared a supper in the park grove on Wednesday marking their third successful event of the season. Attendees included Mary Etter Eva Beighley Eva Pratt Fern Sowers Eleanor Galbraith Rosetta Southern Lillian Mayberry Gertrude Dietterle Earl Lowers Walter Dietterle Nelson Armstrong Arthur Snyder Ralph Montgomery Leon Drumm Walter Smith and Herbert Warnock. A K. K. Club meeting is planned at Walter Dietterle’s East Washington street home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. K
Park Grove
Mary Etter
Eva Beighley
Eva Pratt
Fern Sowers
Eleanor Galbraith
Rosetta Southern
Lillian Mayberry
Gertrude Dietterle
Earl Lowers
Walter Dietterle
Nelson Armstrong
Arthur Snyder
Ralph Montgomery
Leon Drumm
Walter Smith
Herbert Warnock
East Washington Street
Choir Members Dine After New Wilmington Trip
Members of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church choir owe thanks to M A McLure for a pleasant entertainment on a Wednesday evening. About 15 members motored to New Wilmington, dined at Hotel McCreary on a well prepared chicken dinner, with Charles G Martin as a special guest. The group then returned home after a few hours of informal hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
M. A. McLure
New Wilmington
Miscellaneous Shower for Miss Elizabeth Fishburn
A group of 20 friends gathered at Miss Elizabeth Fishburn's Neshannock avenue home for a miscellaneous shower ahead of her summer marriage. Gifts, games, and music were enjoyed with Miss Della Shira, Katherine Thomas, Helen Fishburn, and Leta Johns participating. A dinner followed in a rose and peony decorated dining room, with Mrs. Fishburn assisted by Mrs. Thomas Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Fishburn
Neshannock Avenue
Della Shira
Katherine Thomas
Helen Fishburn
Leta Johns
Widows sue railroad over fatal grade crossing crash
Mrs S Osgood Pell seeks 500000 damages as head of suit against a Long Island railroad for 750000 after a collision at a grade crossing killed her husband and another man alongside William Laimbier. The claim alleges improper guarding of the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Osgood Pell
William 8. Laimbeer
Long Island
Roth-Chamberlain Nuptials at East Morton Street Home
Miss Wilhelmina C. Roth married Allan T. Chamberlain at 6 p.m.Wednesday in East Morton Street home of the Roths. Pastor J. H. Miller officiated with Mrs. Chamberlain and Miss Louise Chamberlain among guests. The couple will reside at 920 1/2 West Morton Street.
Noonday Wedding Unites Tempa Gaston and Charles Wright
The marriage of Tempa Gaston and Charles Wright took place at noon today in the Savannah church parsonage with Rev. Mowrey officiating. Witnesses included about twenty relatives led by out of town guest Miss Helen Reed of Sharon. a dinner followed. The couple plan a future trip and will reside at the Wright home after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempa Gaston
Charles Wright
Shenango Township
Mowrey
Savannah
Helen Reed
Sharon
Wright
Wright Homestead
Harry Wright
J. S. Gaston
Edenburg Couple Wed In Elegant Wed nesday Evening Nuptials
At the home of Mr and Mrs John Bruce of Edenburg their daughter May Bruce wed John Houk. Rev D R Dunn officiated with Mrs Douglas at the piano and Mr and Mrs Francis Greer Simons as formal attendants. The bride wore white crepe and roses were carried. The couple will reside at the Bruce home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Bruce
Edenburg
John Houk
Douglas
D. R. Dunn
Francis Greer Simons
Reeves Ramsey marriage at First Presbyterian Church
Miss Mildred M. Reeves of Mulberry street married Ira M. Ramsey in a surprise ceremony at 11 oclock this morning. Rev. Robert Little officiated and the couple will spend the summer on the County Line road. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E G Reeves and a schoolteacher. the groom is the son of Councilman and Mrs David G Ramsey and a member of the Ramsey Brothers firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred M. Reeves
Mulberry Street
Ira M. Ramsey
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Little
County Line Road
E. G. Reeves
David G. Ramsey
Milton Street
Ramsey Brothers
Bridge Club Meets at Miss Kirk Home in Highland Avenue
Wednesday afternoon social centered on a Bridge club gathering at Miss Katherine Kirk’s Highland Avenue home. Special guests Miss Harriet Reis and Miss Rebecca Reis helped serve refreshments, with Miss Helen Gailey slated to host in two weeks from North Mercer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Katherine Kirk
Highland Avenue
Harriet
Rebecca Reis
Helen Gailey
North Mercer Street
Sunday School Picnic Planned by First Christian Class
The First Christian church Sunday school class taught by Misses Cassie and Mary Brothers will picnic Friday June 18 at Stop 45 on the Youngstown line. Mothers are special guests and attendees depart on the 10 o clock car. If rain intervenes the outing will be postponed to next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Cassie and
Mary Brothers
Youngstown
O. N. O. Club Concludes Summer Session at Essel Druschel Home
Miss Essel Druschel hosted the O. N. O. club on Court street Wednesday evening. Special guests Miss Knoblauch Miss Sholtz and Mrs. David Harris provided music. Mrs. Druschel with Mrs. Harris and Miss Mattie Pascoe served refreshments as the summer session ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essel Druschel
Court Street
O. N. O. Club
Miss Knobloch
Sholtz
David Harris
Druschel
Harris
Mattie Pascoe
Picnic Planned at Park Next Tuesday Evening
Plans set for a park picnic next Tuesday evening with friends to be entertained at 6 30.
Pleasant Event Hosted by Mrs Robertson for Modern Priscilla Kensington
Responding to Mrs J F Robertson invitation members of the Modern Priscilla Kensington gathered at her Leasure Avenue home Wednesday afternoon. Guests of honor included Mrs Raymond Davenport Mrs Benjamin Beisel Mrs W S Mears and Miss May Mershimer. Roses and peonies decorated the rooms while Miss Mershimer helped Miss Gladys Robertson with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Robertson
Priscilla Kensington
Leasure Avenue
Raymond Davenport
Benjamin Beisel
W. S. Mears
May Mershimer
Card Club Hosts Village Social in 1907
Mrs William Jackson of Borough Line street hosted a Wednesday evening card party with favors given to Mrs Edward Nolan Mrs Martin Lehel Mrs A Heinrich and Mr Thornton. Her daughter helped serve and two weeks hence Mrs William Hannon of Mahoning road will host the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jackson
Borough Line Street
Card Club
Edward Nolan
Martin Lehel
A. Heinrich
Thornton
William Hannon
Mahoning Road
Organist Harold Funkhouser Performs at Dedication Recital
Harold Funkhouser the First Methodist and Temple Rodef Sholom organist presented a fine program Wednesday evening to dedicate the new organ. He was assisted by Miss Mary Rudge Miss Georgianna Rudge and Herman C Ritter in the recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Funkhouser
First Methodist Church
Temple Rodef Sholom
Youngstown
Mary and
Georgianna Rudge
Herman C. Ritter
Miss Lillian Rose Joins Sister in City Before Columbia Course
Miss Lillian Rose recently graduated from a southern seminary arrives to live with her sister Miss Margaret Rose of Shawneetown Illinois at Miss Hattie Lamoree’s Carlisle Street home. After a two week visit she heads to New York to take a course at Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Rose
Southern
Margaret Rose
Shawneetown, Ill
Hattie Lamoree
Carlisle Street
New York
Columbia University
Picnic Enjoyed by T. N. B. Club Members at Eakin Home
Members of the T. N. B. club with an equal number of boys enjoyed a basket picnic at Miss Wilhelmina Eakin’s home on the Youngstown line Wednesday evening. Miss Helen Matthews attended as a special guest and a lawn dinner followed. Games and pleasantries concluded the gathering. The next meeting is set for June 29 with Miss Charlotte Taylor of Leasure avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Eakin
Youngstown
Helen Matthews
Charlotte Taylor
Leasure Avenue
F. L. C. Girls Host Guests At Park Breakfast
Miss Yost and Miss Singer of Wheeling West Virginia were special guests at a park breakfast given by the F. L. C. girls. The party departed on an early car with 15 covers laid. The morning was then spent enjoying the skating rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yost
Singer
Wheeling
W. Va
A. M. D. Kensington Meeting at Young Street Home
A pleasant gathering of the A. M. D. Kensington was held Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Sophia Mattle’s Young street home. Special guests included Mrs. Charles Mossman Mrs. Shipe and Mrs. Mortimer. Sewing and refreshments followed with the hostess assisted by Mrs. Mortimer. Plans were made for a park breakfast with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. D. Kensington
Sophia Mattle
Young Street
Charles Mossman
Shipe
Mortimer
Park
Local Ladies Visit Youngstown Guests of Vinapol and Jameson
Mrs John Whitten of Wallace avenue Mrs C N Lockhart of Crawford avenue Mrs W H Dunlap of Court street and Mrs W J Wol ford of Neshannock avenue are spending today in Youngstown as guests of Mrs Carl Vinapol and Mrs William Jameson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whitten
Wallace Avenue
C. N. Lockhart
Crawford Avenue
W. H. Dunlap
Court Street
W. J. Wolford
Neshannock Avenue
Youngstown
Carl Vinapol
William Jameson
Holland Club Ends Season With Informal Meeting
The last regular Holland club meeting of the season met at Mrs. N. S. Muse’s Spruce street home on Wednesday afternoon. The gathering was informal with refreshments served and plans made for a park breakfast next Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland Club
Two Local Women Planned Summer School Trips
Miss Willa Sedgwick of Jefferson street will leave next week for State College to attend summer school. Miss Anna Rhodes of Croton avenue will leave next Thursday to attend summer school at Grove City college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa Sedgwick
Jefferson Street
State College
Anna Rhodes
Croton Avenue
Grove City College
Card Club Entertained by Mrs Fields in New Castle
Members of the New Castle Hospital club enjoyed Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Ella Fields on West Washington street. Special guests were Mrs. Hurley Mrs. Thos Hannon and Miss Ella Flynn. Cards were played and refreshments served. In two weeks Mrs Luke Eagan of the Hoyt block will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
Ella Fields
West Washington Street
Hurley
Thos. Hannon
Ella Flynn
Luke Eagan
Hoyt Block
McAnlis and Patterson Families Plan July Reunion
The McAnlis and Patterson families announce their annual reunion set for Thursday in July at the McAnlis school in Big Beaver township. The gathering doubles as a neighborhood reunion and invites all friends of the families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAnlis
Patterson
Big Beaver Township
Silver Leaf Club Plans Friday Picnic on Sharon Line
Members of the Silver Leaf club will picnic at a point on the Sharon line Friday. The outing has been postponed from Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Leaf Club
Sharon Line
Local Notables Attend W. and J. Commencement
Among Washington residents for the W. and J. Commencement on Wednesday were John Taggart Sr. and his son John, Oscar Sheaffer, and Robert M. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Taggart, Sr
John
Oscar Sheaffer
Robert M. White
Allan Robertson Attends House Party in Waynesburg
Allan Robertson of Leasure Avenue travels to Waynesburg to attend a house party for several days as reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Robertson
Leasure Avenue
Waynesburg
Visit of Mrs. Donnel Foster Hewett
Mrs Donnel Foster Hewett of Chevy Chase Maryland is visiting at the home of her father S S Hamilton of Hazelcroft Avenue in the city period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnel Foster Hewett
Chevy Chase
D. C
S. S. Hamilton
Hazelcroft, Avenue
The New Minister comedy at First Christian church
The New Minister a comedy sketch will be presented Friday evening at the First Christian church by the church choir. The cast includes 21 well known city residents under the direction of Harry Showalter. It is the first time it has been performed in this city. An audience filling the church is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Harry Showalter
Bake Sale at First Christian Church Section 2
A bake sale organized by Section 2 of the First Christian church will be held Saturday June 19 at Springer's market on North Mill Street. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Springer’s Market North Mill Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Metzler
Owens
Phone Bell
Johnson Home
Beaver Valley
Walton-Armstrong
Arbor Vitae
Card Entertainment
North Hill
H. B. B. Club
Breakfast
Roth-Chamberlain
Adolph Roth
East Morton Street
Wilhelmina CC. Roth
Allan T. Chamberlain
Charles Chamberlain
J. H. Miller
St. John's Church
Louise Chamberlain
Katherine Eraft
Martha Roth
Blanche Chamberlain
West Morton Street
John Electric Company
Bruce Houk
Reeves-Ramsey
Ss. S
Mr. Funkhouser
F. L. C. Breakfast
Euwer
Sic
Mill St. Annex
Miami
Buwer’s
Gabardine
Palm Beach
Sea Yard
Euwer’s
McAnlis Patterson
Bake Sale
Herb D. McGoun
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