Many Parties Honor Bride Elect Vesta Snyder of Hazelcroft
A series of pre nuptial events for Miss Vesta Snyder of Hazelcroft avenue, fiancee of Lowell Waldo King of Salem Ohio, begins with a dinner at the Elks club hosted by Misses Glenoa and Marjorie House of Delaware avenue. Lillian Sarver hosts a Kensington on Tuesday afternoon and Verna Fulkerson plans a YWCA dinner for friends on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Snyder
Hazelcroft Avenue
Lowell Waldo King
Salem
Glenoa
Marjorie House
Delaware Avenue
Elks’ Club
Lillian Sarver
Fairmont Avenue
Verna Fulkerson
Missons
Pleasant Social Event At Edwards Home In South Mercer
A Friday evening gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Edwards on South Mercer street drew guests from Ellwood City and the local area. Music featured the National Quartet of Ellwood City with solos and duets by local residents and a recitation by W A Johns. Refreshments were served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Edwards
South Mercer Street
Ellwood City
National Quartet
Bert Reed
John
Rogers
W. A. Johns
W. E
Mrs Ellison Hosts 72nd Birthday Party
On Green street Mrs. Samuel EB Ellison celebrated her 72nd birthday with a Saturday evening party. Patriotic colors and peonies along with orange blossoms adorned the event. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brinker Mr. and Mrs. Long and Mrs. Ramsey and daughter of Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel EB. Ellison
Green Street
William Wilson
Harry Brinker
Long
Ramsey
Youngstown
Bans Published for Mary McCreary Edward Alee Marriage
Bans were posted at St Marys church on Sunday morning announcing the forthcoming marriage of Miss Mary McCreary and Edward Alee. The couple plan a ceremony in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Mary McCreary
Edward Alee
Unexpected Club Social Hosted by Gregorys
Mr and Mrs H K Gregory of Wallace avenue invite the Unexpected club to a 6 30 Thursday evening gathering at their home for a social event with members and guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Gregory
Wallace Avenue
Reunions Highlight This Week's Calendar
A dense list of reunions and club events appears for Monday through Friday around Cascade park and local streets. Notable gatherings include Magee and Lenora reunions, various Kensington and North Hill clubs, high school alumni banquet, Red Cross sewing, and Y M C A Stitch awhile dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Book Club
Charles Montgomery
Wallace Avenue
O. T. Kensington
Alex McCullum
Delaware Avenue
Red Cross
Marie Wilson
North Jefferson Street
Stitch
Y. M. C. A. Myers
Cascade Park
Patterson
George Patterson
Eastbrook
Circle
W. P. Cahill
Lusk-McVey _ reunion
Margaret
New Wilmington-Bethel Road
Emanon
Frank Robinson
Walnut Street
Art Club
Westside
Patrick Thornton
Oak Leaf
Margaret Harkless
N. H. P. Kensington
Edward Johnston
East Falls Street
Mark Rodgers
Boyles Avenue
Wilbur McCullough
Mahoning Book Club
G. C. Brant
Clayton Street
Miller
Emery Pizor
Howard Pizor
Grant City
Guild Picnic Set for Cas cade Park This Friday
The American Woman's Guild annual picnic will be at Cas cade park on Friday at noon. Those unable to attend should notify Mrs. E. C. Morrow by Thursday morning. Committee in charge includes Mrs. Morrow Mrs. J. A. Wilson Mrs. Howard Reynolds and Mrs. J. H. Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woman's Guild
Cascade Park
E. C. Morrow
Morrow
J. A. Wilson
Howard Reynolds
J. H. Carpenter
Luncheon Bridge Club Plans Wednesday Country Club Meet
The Luncheon Bridge Club will meet at the Country Club at 1 o'clock Wednesday. Committee members Mrs. J. P. H. Cunningham and Miss Carrie Crawford request all attendees to notify the club by early that morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. H. Cunningham
Carrie Crawford
Wallace family attend graduation at Wellesley College
Dr and Mrs R A Wallace of North Jefferson street travel to Wellesley Mass to witness the commencement exercises. Their daughter Lilian Wallace is one of the graduates while Marian Wallace is enrolled as a student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Wallace
North Jefferson Street
Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Lilian Wallace
Marian
Local Singer Howard Wylie Finds Success in California
Wylie son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Wylie of East Washington street has lived in Los Angeles for a year and earns praise in musical circles. He is a tenor and serves as soloist at Wilshire Boulevard Christian Church. On June 6 he aided Miss Eunice Abernathy at a Hollywood high school recital and has appeared in several musical plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McCreary Wylie
Alfred Wylie
East Washington _ street
Los Angeles
Cal
Wylie
Wilshire Boulevard Christian Church
Eunice Abernathy
Hollywood
Family group returns from Philadelphia commencement trip
Mrs. James Ward Reis and family travel with Harriet Elizabeth Earl Margaret and Mr and Mrs Percy L Craig to Philadelphia for Baldwin school Bryn Mawr commencement where Elizabeth Reis and Craig daughters graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
James Ward Reis
Harriet
Elizabeth
Percy L. Craig
Earl
Margaret
Baldwin School
Bryn Mawr
Elizabeth Reis
Miss Craig
Mrs Beattie and daughters Visit Mossman Family
Mrs. George Hamilton Beattie and her daughters Mary Jane and Sophia Elizabeth of Cleveland arrived for a month with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mossman of Young street. Her sister Miss Ruth Mossman, also visiting, will return to Cleveland on Tuesday as she has been located there for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hamilton Beattie
Mary Jane
Sophia Elizabeth
Cleveland
Charles Mossman
Young Street
Ruth Mossman
L. A. Stiles
Pittsburg
Helen Campbell
Fredonia
Harry Lackey
Croton Avenue
J. W. Flahergty
North Mercer Street
Syracuse
N. Y
Jeff Hinkson
Lois
North Bay Street
Grove City
Kathleen Jenkins
Frances Jenkins
North Beaver Street
David Alison
New Brighton
Druscilla Thompson
John Thompson
Vaughn Bell
Gary
Ind
C. H. Achlicher
Bartram Avenue
Sarah Jane
Ralph Francis
Walter
Warren, C
E. W. Skinner
Helen Speese
New Castle
Emma Winger
Wilmington
Wharton
Potter County
Clyde Platts
Les
E. J. Thompson
Henry Thompson
Epworth Street
Thompson
Elsie McKnight
Amy Reynolds
Avalon
Clement D. Parker
H. G. Preston Co
Kansas City
New Castle Association
National Association of Credit Men
Wm. Reiber
Wilmington Road
Emma Kelley
Long Avenue
Charles Reiber
Clifton
W. Va
Stephen Mitchell
Dressler Oven Company
Zanesville, O
Kensington Picnic Set for Cascade Park Tuesday
The Kensington group will hold a picnic at Cascade Park Tuesday at 12 30. Members should bring dishware and silver. If rain occurs the gathering will move to Mrs. Charles T Metzler residence on Centennial Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Cascade Park
Charles T. Metzler
Centennial Street
North Hill Kensington Red Cross Sewing Hostess Plans
Mrs. H. C. Harper of Wallace Avenue will host the North Hill Kensington Tuesday afternoon at 2 30. The event is a Red Cross sewing gathering and members are asked to bring old Turkish towels muslin and linen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Harper
Wallace Avenue
North Hill Kensington
Red Cross
Mrs H W Michaels Hosts East Side Needlecraft Club
Mrs H W Michaels of Bell Avenue will entertain the East Side Needlecraft club on Wednesday afternoon replacing Friday. Members are to take the 1:30 Sharon car to the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Michaels
Bell Avenue
East Side
Needlecraft Club
Sharon
Dr and Mrs Dean Return From New York Trip
Dr and Mrs H G Dean of North Jefferson street have returned from an automobile trip to New York and from attending the A M A convention. They also motored through the New England states after the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Dean
North Jefferson Street
New York
New England
Harrisburg and New Jersey visitors conclude Fairfield visit
Mrs. Harry Huber of Harrisburg and Mrs. Clarence B. Keiser of Elizabeth New Jersey have concluded a visit to Dr. and Mrs. D R. Harris of Fairfield Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Huber
Harrisburg
Clarence B. Keiser
Elizabeth, N. J
D. R. Harris
Fairfield Avenue
Marriage License Granted in Beaver for Smith and Ferrenberg
A marriage license was granted in Beaver to Clyde James William Smith of New Castle and Blanche Minnie Ferrenberg of Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Clyde James William Smith
New Castle
Blanche Minnie Ferrenberg
Sharon
Sunday Visitors Stay With Mrs Smith In Laurel Avenue
Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert James of Pittsburg who spent the weekend at the home of Mrs. Eunice Smith on Laurel Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert James
Pittsburg
Eunice Smith
Laurel Avenue
Visiting Grandparents
Little Miss Virginia Knox of Northeast visits her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wagner in Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Knox
Northeast
Ira Wagner
Court Street
James Reis Leaves Boston Tech for Maine Camp
James Reis of Boston Tech has finished a brief visit with his mother Mrs. James Ward Reis and departed for Maine to spend the summer at the Tech camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reis
Boston Tech
James Ward Reis
Maine
Tech
Embroidery Circle Hosts Tureen Luncheon Friday
Mrs Clyde Gibson of Fairfield Avenue will entertain the Embroidery Circle with a tureen luncheon at 1 o'clock Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Gibson
Fairfield Avenue
On Fishing Trip Leaves Two Men for Canada
J. P. H. Cunningham and Jared Reis departed for a fishing trip to Canada, taking no other details and signaling a brief excursion away from daily duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. H. Cunningham
Jared Reis
Canada
Misses Rubel Moore and Johnston to Yellowstone for Summer
Grace Rubel Neva Moore and Elizabeth Johnston of this city travel to Yellowstone Park and will reside at the Geyser Camp for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Rubel
Neva Moore
Elizabeth Johnston
City
Yellowstone Park
Geyser Camp
Queen Sewing Circle to Gather for All Day Meeting
Mrs. Alice DeArment of Walnut Street will entertain the Queen Sewing Circle at an all day meeting Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Sewing Circle
Alice DeArment
Walnut Street
No Name Club Meets At Miss Snyder’s Home
Miss Maude Snyder of Sheridan Avenue will entertain the No Name club on Wednesday evening, hosting members for an informal gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Snyder
Sheridan Avenue
O. T. Kensington to entertain Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Alex McCullan of Delaware avenue will host O. T. Kensington Thursday at 2:30 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Kensington
Alex McCullan
Delaware Avenue
Luncheon for Royal Club Hostess Mrs James George
Mrs James George will entertain the Royal club with a 1 o'clock lunch at the YWCA Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James George
Royal Club
East Side Book Club Gathering Planned
Mrs Arch Huffman of 707 Chestnut Street will entertain the East Side Book Club on Wednesday afternoon for a social gathering and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E East Side Book Club
Arch Huffman
Chestnut Street
East Side Book Club
Elcayia Club Hosts Mrs Cromwell's Tuesday Evening
Mrs William Cromwell of North Street will entertain the Elcayia club on Tuesday evening at her home in a social gathering featuring members and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elcayia Club
William Cromwell
North Street
Lelcayia Club
Bible Classes Gather Across Homes This Tuesday
The Laura Young Bible class will meet at 1325 East Washington Tuesday at 2 30 led by Mrs Preston with Miss McKee teaching. The Ucalite Bible class led by Mrs Foulke will meet at 320 East Wallace Avenue Tuesday at 7 45. Business of importance to be transacted and all members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Young
S. M. Black
East
Washington Street
Preston
Miss McKee
Ucalite
Foulke
J. C. Fleming
East Wallace Avenue
Religious and Fraternal Circles Hold June Meetings and Notices
The article lists transfers for the First Methodist beginners advancing to the primary department and notes upcoming Junior League, Kings Daughters, Bible class, Social Union, and Anderson Circle gatherings. Meetings cover Tuesday afternoon, Wednesday morning, Thursday afternoon, and an officer election with Mrs. John Emery hosting at 412 Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stoddard
Helen M. Heckert
James R. Sheller
Esther Carhart
John F. Kissinger
Harriet M. Winger
James C. Sankey
Edgar S. Beale
Wade O. Sallaz
Elizabeth L. Fink
Pauline R. Middleton
Frances J. Sweet
Chris E. Cole
Catherine L. Preston
Edith L. Clark
Ruth A. McComb
Thelma A. Baker
Agustha J. Shumway
John N. Stone
Margaret C. Morris
Ruth A. Kurtz
William M. McIver
Evelyn R. Garvin
Dorothy J. Reinhart
Mary M. Adams
Mildred G. Campbell
Harry E. Layton
Helen M. Zahniser
Wayne H. Harper
King’s Daughters
H. E. Zerner
Boyles Avenue
Kait
Red Crosss
Cascade Park
Social Union
J. A. Breckenridge
Wallace Avenue
Anderson Circle
John Emery
Park Avenue
Women's Guild Meeting at Trinity Episcopal Church
A general meeting of the Women’s Guild will be held in the guild rooms on Tuesday afternoon at 2 30. All members are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild of the
Trinity Episcopal Church
Local residents share visits and life events across towns
Personal mentions describe W. H. Marker visiting the city, residents visiting relatives in Fredonia, Pittsburg, and Croton avenue, and trips to Grove City Wharton Potter county Gary Ind and Zanesville Ohio. Births illnesses moves and career changes are noted among families.
YWCA Notes on Meetings and Picnics
The Rae Muirhead Business Girls club plans a supper and meeting tomorrow night. A first aid class for beginners meets with Dr John Foster in charge in Dr McLaughry's absence. The Polly Annas annual picnic was at Cascade Park and the Wewantyas held an indoor association picnic. Miss Ruth Worrall left for Rochester New York for the summer. Harlansburg high school alumni had a reunion at the YWCA Saturday evening with twenty seven attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Muirhead
McLaughry
John Foster
Cascade Park
Wewantyas
Ruth Worrall
Rochester,. Y
Harlansburg High School
Dinner and Parlor Program Noted After Meal
The passage describes a group present at a meal in the dining room who then conducted an engaging program in the parlor, highlighting social activity and hospitality of the event.
South Side W. C. T. U. Meeting at Sutton Street Home
The South Side W. C. T. U. will meet at Mrs. Elmore's Sutton Street home Tuesday at 7:30 PM to plan Flower Day and other tasks. All members are urged to attend.
Eighteen Graduates at Slippery Rock Model High School
Eighteen students of Slippery Rock Model High School graduated last Friday evening in Normal Chapel. Diplomas were presented by Superintendent Roy G. Leslie of Lawrence County. The salutatory was delivered by Miss Ida Cooper and the valedictory by Rose Morrow. An address was given by Supt. W. D. Gamble of Sharon. Music was by the Normal Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock Model High School
Normal Chapel
Roy G. Leslie
Lawrence County
Ida Cooper
Rose Morrow
W. D. Gamble
Sharon
Normal Orchestra
Will View Stock On Jordan Farm
With favorable weather indicators point to a large New Castle delegation for livestock day at Rev. Charles H. Jordan’s farm in Washingtownship near 2 p.m. speakers include Lt. Gov. Frank B. McClain and Agriculture Secretary Charles E. Patton along with Prof. Tomhave and E. S. Bayard. The gathering aims to promote stock raising and feeding in Pennsylvania. Rev. Jordan owns 250 white faced steers and about 75 Duroc hogs and will answer questions on his methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Charles H. Jordan
Pennsylvania
Jordan
Miss O'Brien Awarded Record Breach of Promise Verdict
In New York on June 18 Miss Honora May O'Brien was awarded 22 500 damages in a breach of promise suit against octogenarian banker John H Manning. The jury split the award 200 000 for compensatory and 25 000 for punitive damages after she sued for 1 000 000. Manning's counsel seeks to set aside the verdict with a Wednesday hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island City Supreme Court
Honora May O’brien
John H. Manning
Miss O’brien
Ireland
Manning
Iss O'Brien
Buick stolen in Youngs report cites Ohio plate 173806
Police report filed last night of a Buick with Ohio license 173806 stolen in Youngs. No further details on suspects or location provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Youngstown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Metzler
United States
East Washington Street
Book Club
B. F. Butler
L. D
Joseph Pressel
Etna Street
Alice Lowers
Monroe Street
Magee
D. C
Park
H. A. D. Club
Hazel Frethy
Blaine Street
H.C. Harper
John Mce- Millin
Wabash Avenue
Walton-Armstrong
J. Q. Baker
Scott Township
Mathers
Cunningham Park
Rita Club
Gertrude O’laughlin
West Washington Street
Needlecraft
Mary Warnock
Superior Street
James Jamison
Jones Street
Country Club
Fred Flowers
Woodrow Kensington
Anna Sergeant
Helen
Florence Stroble
Galbraith Avenue
Double Six
F. M. Fox
Sixth Street
American Woman’s Guild
Mill St
J. N. Euwer
Euwer’s
California
North Hill
East Side Needlecraft
First Methodist
W. H. Marker
McKeesport
Frank Thompson
Seventh Ward
Robert Clark Wiggins
F. A. Hover
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Copenhagen
Paris
Brown
Hamilton Co
W.C. T. U. and
South Side Union
Model High School
Jordan Farm
Washington Township
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