Afternoon event at Urmson home honors guests
Mrs. Harry Urmson hosted 16 guests at Berger Place for an informal afternoon with Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson of Emsworth and Mrs. Paul Papenhausen moving to White Water Missouri. Guests enjoyed needlework and refreshments provided by Mrs. Urmson aided by Miss Miriam Cornman and Mrs. Albert Hilborn. Out of town attendees included Mrs. Young of West Middlesex and Mrs. Roy F. Brandon of Altoona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Urmson
Berger Place
Elizabeth Gibson
Emsworth
Paul Papenhausen
Whitewater
Urmson
Miriam Cornman
Beaver Falls
Albert Hilborn
Young
West Middlesex
Roy F. Brandon
Altoona
Etude Club Surprise Visit For Frances King
Members of the Etude Music club gave a surprise gathering for Frances King at Mrs. H. L. Allen's home on Neshannock avenue Friday evening. The event featured music and games with readings by Elizabeth Ranney and refreshments served by Mrs. Allen and Miss Anna Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etude Music Club
Frances King
H. L. Allen
Neshannock Avenue
Elizabeth Ranney
Mrs. Allen
Anna Murray
Thelma Line
LaVerne Line
Freda Shackley
Hazel Smith
Hazel Ryan
Elizabeth Ross
Marie Ketchum
Marian Voss
Elizabeth Voss
Mina Matthews
Sara Matthews
Mildred Wogan
Bertha Cypher
Grace Chapman
Florence Steele
Ruth Meyers
Kathryn English
Richard Allen
Eugene Allen
Ranney
Allen
Marie Hughes
Wedding Ties North and South at Lakemont
Norman A. Stern formerly of New Castle and now of Altoona Pa wed Miss Edith Martin of Lakemont in a Lake Mont Tuesday ceremony. Rev Cyrus Nonemaker officiated with Miss Mary Martin and Harold Nonemaker as attendants. The couple plan to reside in Lakemont and Stern previously worked as a boilermaker at the B and O shops in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Lakemont
Norman A. Stern
Altoona
Edith Martin
Cyrus Nonemaker
Harlansburg Sewing Club Meets at Miss Belle Brant Home
The Harlansburg Sewing club met at Miss Belle Brant's Rockhill home on Thursday afternoon with most members present and several visitors. The afternoon featured fancy work and visiting, with refreshments served by the hostess and her niece Miss June Book. Next meeting scheduled at Mrs. Sara Burton's home north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlansburg
Exodus of Local Folk Heading to Summer Homes
With a spell of warm weather, local residents prepare to vacate for summer cottages. Mr. and Mrs. B I Phillips and Elmer Isaac of Highland avenue join Mrs. Phillips sister Mrs. M I Julian of Shenango street for Sans Souci on Georgian Bay. Mrs. Charles Greer and Mil lard plan a Wednesday departure to Chautauqua New York by car. KE F Norris family of West Grant avenue will leave Sunday June 27 for Sparrow Lake Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Lakes
B. I. Phillips
Elmer Isaac
Highland Avenue
Phillips
M. I. Julian
Shenango Street
Sans Souci
Georgian Bay
Charles Greer
KE. F. Norris
West Grant Avenue
Sparrow Lake
Winter Picnic Club Dinner At Veach Home
The Winter Picnic club gathered Friday at the Veach residence on Delaware avenue for a dinner featuring turtle soup. Tables for 24 were decorated with garden flowers and hosted by Mrs. Carmi Glover, Mrs. B. F. Butler, and Mrs. H. E. Zerner with guests Dr. and Mrs. John Foster and others. Next Thursday the club plans a meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pyle on Winter avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Veach
Delaware Avenue
Carmi Glover
B. F. Butler
H. EB. Zerner
John Foster
W. M. Eckles
Elizabeth Gibson
Emsworth
W. C. Alexander
Son Lyle
Mercer
Joseph Pyle
Winter Avenue
Silver Leaf Club Picnic at Robinson's Grove
Members of the Silver Leaf club and friends enjoyed a Friday picnic at Robinson's Grove on the Sharon line. Prizes were awarded in several events including euchre to Mrs. Mayme Riddle and Mrs. Ruie Curran, pedro to Mrs. Elsie Bryson and Mrs. Nettie Marshall, horseshoe pitching to Mrs. Minnie Stakelum and Mrs. Clara Moore, 50 yard dash to Mrs. Minnie Stakelum and Mrs. Goldie Humble, flower guessing to Mrs. Nettie Marshall, and a 25 yard dash for children to Merril Curran and Billy Benninghoff. The committee in charge was Mrs. Clara Moore, Mrs. Ruie Curran and Mrs. Nettie Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Leaf Club
Robinson's Grove
Sharon Line
Euchre
Mayme Riddle
Ruie Curran
Pedro
Elsie Bryson
Nettie Marshall
Minnie Stakelum
Clara Moore
Goldie Humble
Youngstown guest Miss Bessie Keast hosted by Edith Moore
Miss Bessie Keast of Youngstown was hosted by Miss Edith Moore of Hazelcroft avenue for a prettily appointed dinner at the Y M C A on Friday evening. The pink rose decorated table included Mrs Schuyler Piiler and the Misses Eleanor Stewart Louise Hut ton Elizabeth Patterson Marietta Reynolds the hostess and honor guest. After an automobile ride the party visited the hostess home for an informal period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Keast
Youngstown
Edith Moore
Hazelcroft Avenue
Schuyler Piiler
Eleanor Stewart
Louise Hutton
Elizabeth Patterson
Marietta Reynolds
Kensington social notices outline local entertainments
The Elks plan a Cascade park event while residents host gatherings. Miss Gertrude Raidy hosts at Boyles Avenue, Mrs. Norman Zunbrunnen hosts Y S T society on Reynolds Street, Miss Louise Hannon joins the 1915 Kensington, Mrs. J L Moser hosts T L T Kensington on Spruce Street, and the W M Kensington will picnic at Mrs. Edward Young’s Slippery Rock home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks
Cascade Park
Gertrude Raidy
Boyles Avenue
Highland Kensington
Norman Zunbrunnen
Reynolds Street
Y. S. T. Society
Kensington
Louise Hannon
J. L. Moser
Spruce Street
T. L. T. Kensington
W. M. Kensington
Edward Young
Slippery Rock
Mrs Troug Hosts Dinner for Guest Miss Walls at Earl Avenue
Mrs Leonard B Troug of Earl avenue gave a 6 o'clock dinner Thursday evening as a courtesy to her house guest Miss Wilda Walls of New Castle who will stay a week longer in the Troug home. Pink and white tones appeared in decoration and menu with roses as floral touches. Guests included Miss Helen Trong Miss Helen Bloom Miss Bernita Bowden and Miss Clara Kennedy. After dinner hours featured music and visiting before a performance at Idora park theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard B. Troug
Earl Avenue
Wilda Walls
New Castle
Troug
Helen Trong
Helen Bloom
Bernita Bowden
Clara Kennedy
Idora Park Theatre
Youngstown
Former Resident to Wed in Boston on June 30
Announcement of the upcoming marriage of Mrs. Charles Taggart of Amsterdam New York formerly of this city to Ralph Clinton Jackson of Maine. The wedding will take place in Boston Massachusetts on Wednesday June 30. Mrs. Taggart is sister in law of Mrs. Thomas F Morehead and John 8 Taggart and has many local friends while Jackson is superintendent of the state hatchery in Maine where they will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Taggart
Amsterdam
N. Y
Ralph Clinton Jackson
Maine
Boston
Mass
Social Evening in New York and Washington Homes
For Mrs. George C. Barnes of New York and Mrs. Charles Sudduth of Washington the second hostess, Mrs. J. W. Bishop of Croton Avenue, entertained a small circle of friends Friday evening. Music and conversation preceded refreshments with garden flowers for decorations. Mrs. Barnes again hosted Friday afternoon when Mrs. James Moses of Richelieu Avenue received a few friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Barnes
New York
Charles Sudduth
Washington, D. C
J. W. Bishop
Croton Avenue
Barnes
James Moses
Richelieu Avenue
Nevada Club Meets At County Line Home
Mrs H H Tanney of Chicago was guest of honor at the Nevada club meeting hosted by her sister Mrs W T Gilmore on County Line street. Garden flowers brightened the rooms and sewing was the main diversion. The next gathering will be at Mrs James Robinson on Arlington avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Tanney
Chicago
Nevada Club
W. T. Gilmore
County Line Street
James Robinson
Arlington Avenue
Mrs Liggett Hosts Informal Friday Gathering
Mrs. Thomas Liggett of Garfield avenue hosted an informal Friday afternoon gathering for a small circle of friends. Needlework and visiting provided entertainment and tempting refreshments followed, with garden blooms used decoratively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Liggett
Garfield Avenue
Mondamin club hosts Friday evening at Snyder home
Twenty three members attended the Mondamin club gathering at Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Snyder residence on Northview avenue. Cards and music entertained the group as Miss Vesta Snyder and Miss Lillian Sarver served refreshments. Plans were made for a park picnic next Friday when families will be guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondamin Club
C. L. Snyder
Northview Avenue
Vesta Snyder
Lillian Sarver
Daughters of Lydia Picnic At Cascade Park
Families attended a Daughters of Lydia picnic at Cascade Park Friday evening at 6 30 with 45 covers prepared. Arrangements were led by Mrs O J H Hartsuff Mrs F C Douds Mrs Nell Hyatt Mrs John S Oursler Mrs B S P Smith Mrs W K Hugus Miss Ellen Long Mrs J J Fisher and Mrs H A Rugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Cascade Park
O. J. H. Hartsuff
F. C. Douds
Nell Hyatt
John S. Oursler
Croton School Teachers Honor Departing Colleagues
The Croton teaching staff hosted a well set dinner at the Tea Cup Inn on Friday night for Grace Smith Marie Parker and Lavina Floyd who will not return next year. Mr and Mrs Hoffmaster attended as special guests and the group later went to the cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton
Tea Cup Inn
Grace Smith
Marie Parker
Lavina Floyd
Hoffmaster
Shower for June Bride Hosted by Miss Uhl
A kitchen shower on Friday evening honored bride-elect Miss Frances Duff. Miss Adelaide Uhl of Elm street hosted with 20 guests and music and refreshments. her sister Miss Marguerite Uhl assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Uhl
Elm Street
Frances Duff
Miss Marguerite Uhl
Birthday Supper Honors Edward Dean at Pittsburg Road
Edward Dean was surprised at his home on Pittsburg Road Friday evening for his birthday. A 6 o'clock supper featured a large cake with candles. Mrs. Dean and daughters Mrs. J. A. Wright and Mrs. Leigh Robinson assisted. Twelve guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dean
Pittsburg Road
Bittles Mark 25th Wedding Anniversary at Home
Friends and neighbors gathered at Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Bittles home Friday evening to honor their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. The informal gathering featured numerous gifts and later dainty refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Bittles
Fun Friday Afternoon for Girls Club Guests
Miss Margaret Sankey hosted a Friday afternoon gathering for the Girls' club and friends on Wallace avenue. Informal visiting and fancy work followed by refreshments served by her sister Miss Sara Sankey and Mrs. H. G. Bower. Out of town guests included Mrs. Donnel Foster Hewett of Chevy Chase and Miss Nell Swart of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sankey
Wallace Avenue
Girls’ Club
Sara Sankey
H. G. Bower
Donnel Foster Hewett
Chevy Chase
D. C
Nell Swart
Portland
Ore
Bollinger Family Reunion Held at Clarks Mills
The Bollinger family reunion on June 15 at Clarks Mills drew a large crowd. Rev Ramsey gave a speech and a delicious dinner was served. It was decided next reunion will be at Bert Clark home. Officers elected: President R J Bollinger, Vice President Henry Bollinger, Secretary W R Bollinger, Treasurer E A Bollinger, Chairman William Bollinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollinger
Clarks Mills
Ramsey
Bert Clark
R. J. Bollinger
Henry Bollinger
W. R. Bollinger
E. A. Bollinger
William Bollinger
Social gathering hosted by Mrs Leonard of Cherry Street
Members of the Double Six Kensington enjoyed Friday afternoon refreshments at Mrs M C Leonard's home on Cherry Street. Miss Agnes Smith and Miss Frances Park helped serve. Plans for a park picnic were set for Thursday July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Six
Kensington
M. C. Leonard
Cherry Street
Park
Agnes Smith
Frances Park
Plans for New Castle Glee Society July Picnic
Members of the New Castle Glee Society are maturing plans for their annual outing. It is not yet decided whether the picnic will be on the second or third Saturday in July and the location will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Glee Society
Bride Elect Ruby Rogan Feted At Mahoning Road Shower
Miss Helen Howley hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Ruby Rogan of Mahoning Road as she enters marriage next week. Games, cards and refreshments accompanied the event and numerous beautiful gifts were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Rogan
Helen Howley
the Mahoning Road
Young Club Members Enjoy Friday Dance at Country Club
A congenial group of young people attended the weekly dance at the Country club on Friday evening. The event was described as pleasant and enjoyable throughout by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Pupils' Recital At Ray Street Home
Piano pupils of Mrs. I A White performed a recital Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs John Clark on Ray street. The event showcased young talents in a private setting with an attentive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. White
John Clark
Ray Street
Mrs Rick Hosts G C Kensington Club Friday
Mrs. Charles Rick of Spruce Street entertained the G C Kensington Friday evening with fancywork as the main feature. The hostess served refreshments and announced a picnic supper at the park next Friday June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rick
Spruce Street
G. C. Kensington
Visit of Mr and Mrs Quincy A McBride for Week End
Mr and Mrs Quincy A McBride of North Street departed today for a week away. The couple plans a short sojourn likely visiting relatives and enjoying a brief holiday outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy A. McBride
North Street
Mrs Faden Seeks Visitation Rights In Divorce Plea
New York report of Marie Alice Faden Stark seeking a modified decree to allow contact with her three children Ros coe Grace and Leon eight years after a court gave them to her former husband William Roscoe Faden The divorced mother pleads she will die without seeing her children and asks the court to grant visitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Alice Faden Stark
Roscoe
Grace
Leon
New York
Local Figures Plan Short Visit After Return
Connell of Steubenville and Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Rich of East Liverpool are referenced with Mrs. McBride planning to remain for a few days after her husband's return.
Shaklee Home Hosts Cut Rate Grocery Employees Social
Employees of the Cut Rate grocery company enjoyed a social evening Thursday at the Milton Street home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Shaklee. Games provided entertainment and lunch was served by Mrs. Shaklee and her daughter Miss Freda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cut Rate Grocery Company
W. E. Shaklee
Milton Street
Miss Cordelia Roberts Hosts Millinery Workers Dinner
Miss Cordelia Roberts of Boyles Avenue entertained the girls employed in the Roberts millinery store at her home Friday evening. A delicious menu was served and summer flowers graced the table. The informal evening hours were enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia Roberts
Boyles Avenue
Roberts Millinery
Mrs Hill Wing and Newlin Attend Allegheny College Graduation
Mrs Laura Hill of East Grant street Miss Frances Wing and Miss Ada Newlin left today for Meadville Pennsylvania to attend commencement exercises at Allegheny College where Mrs Hill’s daughter Miss Helen Wing will be graduated on Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Hill
East Grant Street
Frances Wing
Ada Newlin
Meadville
Allegheny College
Helen Wing
New York Couple Visits Friends for Weekend Stay
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jordan of New York are due today to visit friends and relatives. Mr. Jordan plans to stay through Sunday while Mrs. Jordan will remain longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Jordan
New York
Jordan
Dance invitation from Miss Blanche Lusk at Country Club
Miss Blanche Lusk of Edison Avenue will entertain with an informal dance at the Country Club next Thursday evening. Invitations have been sent to about 70 members of the younger set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Lusk
Edison Avenue
Country Club
Brandon Family Plans Move to Youngstown
Mr and Mrs Roy F Brandon of Altoona formerly of this city visit Mrs J B Daugherty on Clayton street to bid farewell before moving their residence to Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy F. Brandon
Altoona
J. B Daugherty
Clayton Street
Youngstown
Missionary Society Holds Annual Picnic at Zelienople
Thirty five members of the Missionary society of the Centre U P church gathered Friday for their annual picnic at Mrs. Abraham Zeigler's home in Zelienople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the
Centre U. P
Abraham Zeigler
Zelienople
Visiting Sister From Cleveland Calls On Highland Resident
Visiting Sister Mrs Charles Watson of Cleveland is visiting her sister Mrs James Mc Conahy of Highland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Watson
Cleveland
James McConahy
Highland Avenue
Visiting daughter drives to Bedford Springs weekend
Mrs. M Hartzel of Pittsburg Road visits her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Carl Borchers of Pittsburg and will motor with them to Bedford Springs for a weekend stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hartzel
Pittsburg Road
Daugher
Carl Borchers
Pittsburg
Bedford Springs
Commercial Alumni Meet of 1913 Hosts Tuesday Evening
The High School Commercial Alumni of 1913 will gather Tuesday evening with Miss Marie Randall of 816 Butler Avenue. The meeting plans and guest seating are to be announced at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Commercial
Marie Randall
Butler Avenue
Social Moment at Frances E Coxe’s Pearson Street Home
Miss Frances E. Coxe hosted a small informal gathering Friday evening with a few friends at her Pearson street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances E. Coxe
Pearson Street
To California Mr. and Mrs. JS Johnson Fisher
A brief notice indicating a move or trip to California by individuals named Mr. and Mrs. JS Johnson Fisher. The readable text provides limited context beyond the names and destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Mrs
JS Johnson Fisher
Trip Planned to California for Two Months
A resident from Leasure Avenue will depart next Tuesday evening for a two month trip to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leasure Avenue
California
Western Trip Will Be Taken By William French Family
William French and family of New Bedford will depart Monday for a Western trip, according to a brief local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William French
New Bedford
California
Visiting Relatives
Miss Nell Stewart of Portland visits her cousins Dr and Mrs D C Lindley of Hazelcroft Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Stewart
Portland, Ore
D. C. Lindley
Hazelcroft Avenue
Local Residents Report Illnesses and Visits Across Town
Mrs James Johnston of Uber street is ill. Mrs Phillip Thomas of Sutton street and Mrs Anna Rhodes of Edgewood a venue are spending weekends in Erie. Mrs W C Alexander of Mercer visits Mrs Carmi Glover of Shaw. Mrs A M Graham of Shaw street returns from relatives in Volant. Mrs George C Louden and children of East Washington street have gone to Erie. Mrs Maud Stewart of Sharon spent Friday with Mrs Frank M Jones of Croton avenue. Mrs H H Tanney of Chicago visits sister Mrs W T Gilmore of County Line street. Rev W E Bartlett of Erie visits his parents on Sankey street. Mrs William Lang of Hamilton street visits her mother at Butler until after July 4. Mr and Mrs William E Waldron depart for a weekend in Erie by motor car. Robert Gwin, Pennsylvnia railroad employee, home due to wife illness. Mrs Lou Wolford and Miss Kline of Cambridge Springs visit Wm Wolford on West North street. Mrs Elizabeth Gibson of Emsworth, visiting Mr and Mrs Wilson M Eckles of Wallace avenue, departs for Cleveland Sunday. John Lewis returns from Colgate University Hamilton NY to spend summer with G W Lewis of County Line street. David Edgar Thomas of Morsetown Wales arrives for about two months with Mrs Joseph Pugh of Sutton street. Ambrose Coxe of Pearson street leaves Monday for Norwalk Ohio to join brother John H at Norfolk Vault Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Louden
East Washington _ street
Erie
Maud Stewart
Sharon
Frank M. Jones
Croton Avenue
H. H. Tanney
Chicago
W. T. Gilmore
County Line Street
W. E. Bartlett
A. E. Bartlett
Sankey Street
William Lang
Hamilton Street
Butler
William E. Waldron
Robert Gwin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lou Wolford
Kline
Cambridge Springs
Wm. Wolford
West North Street
Elizabeth Gibson
Emsworth
Wilson M. Eckles
Wallace Avenue
Cleveland
John Lewis
Colgate University
Hamilton
N. Y
G. W. Lewis
David Edgar Thomas
Morristown
Wales
Joseph Pugh
Sutton Street
Ambrose Coxe
Pearson Street
Norwalk, O
John H
Norwalk, Vault Company
Dr L O Phillips at same St Cloud building
Advertises Dr L O Phillips offering specialist services for skin diseases rectal diseases rupture blood poisoning alcoholism and all chronic diseases with office hours 10 to 12 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 at the St Cloud building.
Religious and Fraternal Circles Notes
The Woman's union meets next Thursday June 24 with the new president presiding and requests full attendance including section secretaries with reports. Section One hosts Mrs Walter A VanHorn June 22 at 715 Cumberland Ave. Christian Endeavor elects officers led by President Mrs J W Woods and Treasurer Hazel Hanna with others serving. new officers take charge July 1. Centre U P church youths plan a social at L A Black’s Energy home Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Union
Walter A. VanHorn
Cumberland Avenue
The
Christian Endeavor Society
J. W. Woods
Howard Wilson
Ruth McCleary
Reed McCullough
Hazel Hanna
Alberta Black
Isabel Book
Hy Shy Ny Club Meeting Near Harmony Line Stop
The Hy Shy Ny club meets next Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Gailey of Gardner stopping on the Harmony line. All members are expected to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Shy
Ny Club
A. P. Gailey
Gardner
Harmony Line
Scotland W C T U holds June meeting at Pattison home
The regular monthly Scotland W C T U meeting was held at Mrs. William S Pattison’s home on Youngstown road Friday June 18. Mrs Pattison organized a flower mission program and four ladies presented a flower mission exercise. Mrs Hawkins spoke of visiting hospitals and delivering flowers to the sick. Mrs J D Pattison described visiting tenements and slums with baskets of jelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
William S. Pattison
Youngstown Road
W. S. Pattison
Hawkins
J. D. Pattison
Flower Mission Instills Hope Among Society Women
Speakers including Mrs Cavin and Mrs Wilson described temperance effort and distributing literature. Mrs MecCullough urged the Flower Mission as a center of beneficence for all classes. Mrs Lowery recalled Lusi tana relief through white lilies and Mrs Pattison noted Jacob Riis started flower mission work in New York. Special music filled the gathering as Edward Jones of Pittsburg offered encouragement and a business meeting outlined next month’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Harry Riley
McClelland
Edward Jones
Pittsburg
Y W C A Notes Junior Week Attracts Juniors
Junior week at the association camp on the Youngstown car line draws 18 juniors for outings. Next week will feature high school girls week at the camp with open slots for others. Arrangements available at the association office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Youngstown
Y M C A Bible Class Set To Meet On Monday Evening
The Y M C A Bible class will gather Monday at eight o clock for the international lesson. Hi Akens will speak on Prohibition, noting the quarter’s temperance focus. R A Mc Kinney will teach the July Fourth lesson, with a large attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Akens
R. A. Mc.Kinney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sewing Circle
Cameron
Roscoe Paine
Red Pepper
Nell
Marcus Peg O
Janet of
Molly
Ladies’ Home Journal
Metzler
Owens
Phone Bell
Bollinger Reunion
Glee Society
Club
Evans City
James Johnston
Uber Street
Phillip Thomas
Anna Rhodes
Edgewood Avenue
Shaw Street
A. M. Graham
Volant
Euwer
Euwer’s
Herb D. McGoun
Oxford
W. F. Dufford & Co
the Bargain Home Furnishers
U. P. Social
Centre U. P. Church
L. A. Black of Energy
W.C. T. U. and
Y. M. C. A. Bible
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