Portersville Sabbath School Reunion Held At Church
On June 16 the Portersville Sabbath school reunion of 1900 met at United Presbyterian Church Portersville with about 125 attendees. A noon dinner followed by games and a program included prayer by Rev. Charles Smith and musical features. Officers were reelected for the Cemetery Association and future reunions set for 1933. Prizes in bingo went to Mrs. Skidmore Williams and Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portersville
United Presbyterian Church of
Charles Smith
Jennie Badger
F. R. Weimer
Laura Wallace
Cemetery Association
Mrs Nolte Hosts Reunion Ladies League Dinner
Mrs Anna Nolte of Cumberland avenue hosted the Reunion Ladies league at her home on Thursday evening. The event featured a tureen dinner and pleasant social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Nolte
Cumberland Avenue
Reunited Ladies League
Jolly Twelve Club Hosts Edgewood Evening Social
Mrs. George Jones welcomed the Jolly Twelve club to Edgewood avenue Thursday. After brief business, a card game followed with prizes to Mrs. Frank Meyers and Mrs. H. B. McConnell. Mrs. Jones and her daughters served a collation. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Charles Riney on Superior street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franie Davis
Mary Williams
Anna Richards
Elsie Phillips
Mary Skidmore
Belle Clark
Neshannock Avenue
George Jones
Edgewood Avenue
Jolly Twelve Club
Frank Meyers
H. B. McConnell
Elizabeth
Ada Mae Jones
Charles Riney
Superior Street
Wyatt Payne Third Birthday Observed By Friends
On Wednesday June 15 the third anniversary of Wyatt Payne was noted as Mrs. Helen Payne of 407 Blaine Street hosted a gathering in the afternoon with several of his young friends joining in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt Payne
Helen Payne
Blaine Street
Theatre workers walkout over wage cuts and strikes
Operators warned wage cuts would keep the theatre open but quit with thirty minutes notice. Pickets seek to prejudice patrons while the union supplies new staff demanding higher pay, threatening closure of the New Castle venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Theatre
New Castle
New Castle Capital
Celebration Honors Honored Guest at Yellow and Pink Event
Guests including Richard Baldwin, Robert Baldwin, Willard Patton, Robert Payne, Raymond Jenkins, Billie Shaffer, Billie Williams, and John Payne attended the gathering. Games and contests entertained attendees while lunch was served at the dining room table in tones of yellow and pink. The honored guest received several nice gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Robert Baldwin
Willard
Robert Patton
Robert Payne
Raymond Jenkins
Billie Shaffer
Billie Williams
John Payne
Miller Family Reunion Held at Ewing Park Ellwood City
Sixty five descendants of Casper and Barbara Miller gathered at Ewing Park Ellwood City for the twenty second annual reunion with dinner and supper. Reports of officers were heard, I. W. Miller of New Castle named president, Lester Miller of Ellwood City vice president, Mrs L W Miller secretary treasurer, and Mrs Violet Nicholson table chairman. Recreation included horseshoe pitching mashball and cards with plans to meet at the same park next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Barbara Miller
Ewing Park
Ellwood City
I. W. Miller
New Castle
Lester Miller
Mrs Brown Hosts Guests From California to Harbor Area
Mrs J S Brown of West State Street entertained Wednesday morning in her flower garden Miss Burns visiting from Pasadena California along with Mrs Lee Pyle Mrs E J Miller of Cleveland OH Mrs Scott Ripple of the Harbor and Mrs L C Brown of the Ellwood New Castle road At noon a delectable dinner was served by the hostess at a table decorated in summer tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Brown
West State Street
Miss Burns
Pasadena
California
Lee Pyle
E. J. Miller
Cleveland, O
Scott Ripple
The
Harbor
L. C. Brown
Ellwood
New Castle Road
A. G. P. Club Meets at Hartman Home
The A. G. P. Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Tillie Hartman home on Croton avenue with special guest Mrs. Louella Dempsy. Prizes for scores went to Mrs. Howard Kinson and Mrs. J. C. Rhodabaugh while Mrs. Dempsy received a guest token. Two weeks hence Mrs. John Murdock of Shaw street will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. P. Club
Tillie Hartman
Croton Avenue
Louella Dempsy
Howard Kinson
J. C. Rhodabaugh
Dempsy
John Murdock
Shaw Street
Griff Thomases Return From Canton Singing Festival
Mr and Mrs Griff Thomas of Park Avenue returned home from Canton Ohio where they attended the Singing Festival conducted by the Welsh Society of Canton. On the way they visited Massillon and Akron Ohio and report an enjoyable trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griff Thomas
Park Avenue
Canton
Ohio
Landis Family Leaves Cleveland for Honey Grove Visit
Rev. G. M. Landis of Garfield Avenue travels with twin brother James F. Landis his wife and three children of Cleveland Ohio leaving Thursday for Honey Grove where Mr and Mrs James are expected to arrive for a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Landis
Garfield Avenue
James F. Landis
Cleveland
Ohio
Honey Grove
James
Landis Family Plans Summer With Mary Landis
F. Landis to spend the summer with Mrs. Mary Landis and their mother, continuing family arrangements for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Landis
Mrs
Mary Landis
Engagement announced for Miss Della Hennon and Ted Miller
Announcement states Miss Della Hennon daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Coleman of R F No 5 and Ted Miller son of Mr and Mrs A F Miller of Court Street will wed this month in a formal ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Hennon
A. B. Coleman
Ted Miller
A. F. Miller
Court Street
Mrs Grace Bishop Plunkett’s funeral noted in Evans City
Mrs N M Joseph and daughter Mrs Ira Landis of Winter Avenue attended the funeral of Mrs Grace Bishop Plunkett in Evans City yesterday. Mrs Joseph’s mother Mrs Rose Groves accompanied them home and will stay nearby for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Joseph
Ira Landis
Winter Avenue
Grace Bishop Plunkett
Evans City
Local Ladies Return From O E S Grand Chapter Session
Mrs H W Burkley Mrs John Leonardson Mrs W C Anderson Mrs F Wilder and Mrs W H Martin all of this city have returned from Conneaut Lake Park where they attended the O E S Grand Chapter in session there this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E.S
H. W. Burkley
John Leonardson
W. C. Anderson
F. Wilder
W. H. Martin
Conneaut Lake Park
O. E. S. Grand Chapter
Religious and fraternal circle activities roundup
Weaver Circle meets at Mrs. B. H. Mullens home on Morton street with program by Miss Grace Stitzinger and Mrs. N. E. Clark. Iretta Dart Class hosts a picnic at Miss Addie Stevens home with Grace Cravance as guest. Kum Join Us to dine at Croton avenue church. Willing Workers and other groups hold park picnics and meetings. Grupa 1237 Z N P plans a June 19 meeting. A R C Class gathers at Mrs. E. Cox home for a late lunch after business. Spiritualist Church flower services led by Mrs. Louise Long of Sharpsville. Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid plans July congregational picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver Circle
B. H. Mullen
Morton Street
Epworth Methodist Church
Florence Thompson
Grace Stitzinger
China
N. E. Clark
Willard Jones
Jean Parker
J. E. Rodgers
Iretta
Britton
Wesley M. E. Church
E. Cox
Butz Street
Charles Anderson
Maxine Anderson
Spiritualist Church of Truth
Louise Long
Sharpsville
Spiritualist Church
McGoonhall
Agnes E. Guthrie
Aid Society
Edward Johnson
Smithfield Street
Ladies Aid Society
Zion Lutheran Church
Central Presbyterian Church
William Robinson
Youngstown Road
Cascade Park
Revival Prayer Service at First Baptist Church
Mrs. Carl Gustafson, recently returning from India after sixteen years as a missionary, will speak at a revival prayer service at 8 p.m. Monday in the First Baptist church. The report notes a Washington Bicentennial program also accompanying church activities with selections by Rev. J. W. Eckman and Mrs. John Swannson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
Washington
J. W. Eckman
John Swannson
Hilda Johnson
Carl Gustafson
India
First Baptist Church
Community Group Meetings Hold Picnics and Dinners
Multiple church and women's groups across the area held social gatherings this week. Sections of the Y S B class met at Mrs. Lizzie Anderson’s home for quilting and a luncheon, with a picnic planned next. Other circles announced dinners and screen dinners at various homes and church deaconess centers, plus a L L O I No. 24 meeting with a second degree and new member reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Church
Lizzie Anderson
Weigletown
May Ulrich
Anderson
Martha Washington
Clendenin Hall
Traffic rule eased for Mercer and East Washington turns
Chief of Police John F. Haven announced a new traffic regulation allowing a left turn at the Mercer Street and East Washington Street intersection. The change addresses long standing congestion on East Washington downtown and is expected to ease many intersections in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Haven
Mercer
East Washington Streets
East Washington Street
Police draw for annual vacations at four oclock
Under orders of Chief of Police John F Haven all officers who wish to participate in the drawing for annual vacations will be at the police station this afternoon at four o clock. The drawing will be made at that time and no further action is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Haven
Police Department
Birth Announcement for Croton Avenue Family
Born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Marko of Croton Avenue a daughter on June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Marko
Croton Avenue
Replevin Writs In Auto Cases
H H Rosenthal filed a writ of replevin to recover possession of an automobile from Arthur Weir and the Personal Finance Company. The car allegedly sold to Weir for 100 dollars after Rosenthal paid 16.26. the sheriff had sold the car following a company judgment. Also, Lawrence Auto Company, using Yellow Manufacturing, filed a replevin against A W Bauman Jr and John and Lyle McGrath for a truck and trailer valued at 2362 dollars. S O Wright filed a soire facial mortgage against Charles W Jackson as administrator of George and Nellie Gillespie deceased. W E McKim guardian and James E and Fay Wallis tenants in common. The mortgage with costs totals 3270 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Rosenthal
Prothonotary’s Office
Arthur Weir
Personal Finance Company
Rosen
Thal
Wier
Weir
Lawrence Auto Company
Yellow Manufacturing Company
A. W. Bauman Jr
John
Lyle McGrath
S. O. Wright
Charles W Jackson
George
Nellie Gillespie
W. E McKim
Guardian
James E
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Lew Ayres
Mae Clarke
Boris Karloff
Babe Ruth
Swat
Penn
KR Witgefenderfoot
Rogers Lew Cody
Vita Pn Aphone
Rum
Croton Avenue Methodist Church
Second United Presbyterian Church
C. E. Book
Elsie Johnson
Robert Caruthers
Esther Fulmer
Grupa
Moravia Street
U. P. Church
U. P
Welvetrees
Eric Linden
Arline Judge
Vinceure
Spencer Dunn Tracy
Peggy Shannon Fox Picture
Glenn Orr
Clifford Park
Martha Jo Harris
Fuler
Puller Missionary Circle
Phillips Street
Randolph Circle
King’s Daughters of the First Methodist Church
C. C. Clark
English Avenue
T. M. Shaffer
Euclid Avenue
Women’s Home Missionary Society
J. Jackson
Harry Marshall
J. G. Clements
Margaret
Howard Reynolds
Haven
State Mill
James Cagney
Joan Blondell
Offutt’s
Carolina Maid Hose
Fay Wallis Terre
T. C. Moore
New Castle Street Electric Railway
Boyles & Millison
W. C. Reese
Shenango Street
Union Meat Market
East Long Ave
Hamburg
Golden Dale
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