Seventh Ward News Mahoning M E Children’s Day Program
The Mahoning Methodist Church hosts a Children’s Day program Sunday at 7 45 p m Eastern. It features student recitations songs and a playlet including The Rose Bud Play The Story of Ruth and June June June with remarks by Rev J N Croxall and an offering.
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Mahoning Methodist
Pauline Booker
Samuel Davy
William and
James Johnston
Arthur Melvin Jones
Ernest Edwards
Jack Waddell
Monita McCracken
J. N. Croxall
Julia Ann Uber
Josephine Mercer
Martha Louise
Robert Mauck
Marian Tackitt
Ruth
Girl Scouts Hike to Hill's Beach and Picnic
About 20 girls from Eagle troop in charge of Captain Helen Wilson hiked to Hill's Beach Thursday. They left at one and returned after a 5:30 picnic in the grove.
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Eagle Troop
Girl Scouts
Helen Wilson
Hill’s Beach
King Herald Band Holds Mite Box Meeting
Members of the King Herald band of the Mahoning Methodist church held a party at the church with twenty attendees. The event centered on opening mite boxes with Everett Jones and Burton Jones winning prizes for the most money. Proceeds support missions and refreshments were served by Mrs. Harvey Calvin.
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King Herald Meeting
King Herald
Mahoning
Picnic Postponed by Mahoning Presbyterian Class
The E R G class Bicnic of the Mahoning Presbyterian church is postponed from today to next week due to Children's Day practices. Several class members participate in the church activities.
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Mahoning
Kiwanis Troop No. 4 Holds Weekly Campfire Meeting
About 20 Scouts attended the Thursday evening campfire led by Assistant Scoutmaster J I Gwin. Others present were Charles Martin Wy Cresswell Sam Wylie and Harry Scheidemantle. A weiner roast followed. The next meeting is scheduled for next Thursday evening.
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Kiwanis Boy Scout Troop No. 4
J. I. Gwin
Charlies Martin
Wy. Cresswell
Sam Wylie
Harry Scheidemantle
Mrs Houk Hosts W A G Club on West Madison
Mrs Carl Houk entertained the W. A. G. club at her home on West Madison avenue Thursday evening with ten members present. The gathering featured fancy work and social chat followed by refreshments. No meetings will be held again until fall, with plans for a breakfast at Cascade Park next week to be announced later.
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Carl Houk
W. A. G. Club
West
Madison Avenue
Houk
Harry Sherman
Cascade Park
Akron visitors call on Weitz family on West Madison
Mr and Mrs Harlan Haun and daughters Margaret and Dorothy and son Eugene of Akron Ohio visited Thursday with Mr and Mrs W E Weitz on West Madison avenue.
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Harlan Haun
Margaret
Dorothy
Eugene
Akron, O
W. E. Weitz
West
Madison Avenue
Ladies of L S C Book Club Meet in Linesville Home
A group of ladies from the L S C Book club gathered today in Linesville, Pennsylvania, for a club meeting at the home of Mrs. John Popham.
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L. S. C. Book Club
Linesville
John Popham
Local visitors and relatives spread across Youngstown area
H. G. Coates of North Liberty street visited in Youngstown on Thursday. Miss Eleanor Thompson of Brad dock Pa is visiting relatives in the Seventh Ward. Mrs. R. M. Neal of Koppel Pa visited with her mother Mrs. Mary Sample on North Liberty street. Effie Stickle of Ashland avenue visits relatives near Springdale Pa. Miss Olive Grassel of West Clay
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H. G. Coates
North Liberty Street
Youngstown
Eleanor Thompson
Braddock
Seventh Ward
R. M. Neal
Koppel
Mary Sample
Effie Stickle
Ashland Avenue
Springdale
Olive Grassel
West Clay
Summer visits and distant kin across Pittsburgh area
Ton Street stays with relatives in Pittsburgh while Mr. and Mrs. Young of Energy Stop and Mr. and Mrs. Ketter of Ellwood City return from visiting Mr. and Mrs. Houk on West Madison. A Chicago girl of 17 has three husbands, while many older girls have only one or two. Some people refuse to believe they snore.
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Chicago
Trout wiped out by Potomac cloudburst in Pendleton county
Report from Cumberland dated June 18 describes a severe cloudburst that turned a South Branch Potomac stream into a muddy torrent killing thousands of rainbow and brook trout. Local anglers led by Rawley K. Swayne, Edward R. Neff, and William B. Goodwin witnessed widespread die offs across six to eighteen inch fish.
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Cumberland
South Branch
Potomac
Pendleton County
W. Va
Rawley K. Swayne
Queen City Hotel
Edward R. Neff
William 8. Goodwin
Swayne
Avery
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