Rentz Named President of Conneaut Lake Newsman Group
Permanent organization of Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio newspapermen formed at Conneaut Lake with Fred L. Rentz as president. Officers include R. E. Robinson as vice president and M. E. Barton as secretary treasurer. A program committee was named to plan next year’s outing. The group plans park improvements, dredging the lake, raising ground, and opening building sites to boost Conneaut Lake as a regional resort and social center.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Conneaut Lake Newspaperman’s Outing Association
Fred JL. Rentz
R. E. Robinson
Youngstown, Ohio
M. E. Barton
Conneaut Lake Breeze
J. L. Morrison
Greenville Record
A. Walter McDowell
Sharon Herald
EK. P
Press
Conneaut Lake Hotel
Charles Putnam
Conneaut Lake Company
Phillips
Meadville
Fred L. Rentz
Morrison
Holcombe
Good Fellowship and Fraternity
Association
Conneaut Lake
Epworth League Picnic Ends Membership-Drive Contest
Forty five Epworth League members from the local Methodist church picnicked Saturday at the Second dam on Neshannock Creek. Paul Gibson led the winning team as special guests joined new members. Mabel Taylor organized the event with outdoor games and a six o clock lunch.
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Epworth League
Neshannock Creek
Paul Gibson
Mabel Taylor
Camp Fire Girls Set Out on Lake Erie Camping Trip
Twelve members of the Camp Fire Girls of Simpson Methodist Mission left Saturday for a two week expedition at North Girard on Lake Erie. They are chaperoned by guardian Miss Hildred Mohr of the Deaconess Home.
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Camp Fire Girls
Simpson Methodist Mission
North Girard
Lake Erie
Hildred Mohr
Mahoning Book Club Dinner at Cascade Park
Members of the Mahoning Book Club plan a picnic and dinner at Cascade Park on Thursday afternoon June 22. Dinner will be served in the grove at seven o'clock with husbands of members as special guests. Committee members are Mrs. J. C. Raney Mrs. Herman Rhodes Mrs. E. F. Toepfer and Mrs. M. L. Wallace.
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Mahoning Book Club
Cascade Park
The
Grove
J. C. Raney
Herman Rhodes
E. F. Toepfer
M. L. Wallace
Fans Ride Charter to Cleveland Ball Game
A special car was chartered on Saturday from Mahoningtown to attend the ball game in Cleveland between the E. and A. Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad lines.
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Mahoningtown
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Notable Attendance From Seventh Ward Witnessed Game
The Cleveland Division game drew a seventh ward crowd including Mr and Mrs S E Park and family Mr and Mrs Jess Huff and family Mr and Mrs F M Dennison Mr and Mrs Ray Rhodes Mr and Mrs Dude Dennison Mr and Mrs Steven Hutnick Mr and Mrs Buxton and Mr and Mrs McSparren.
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Cleveland Division
Seventh Ward
S. E. Park
Jess Huff
F. M. Dennison
Ray Rhodes
Dude Dennison
Steven Hutnick
Buxton
McSparren
Bella Tau Beta Girls Plan Picnic at Alma Benson Home
The Bella Tau Beta society of Mahoning Presbyterian church will hold a picnic at Alma Benson's home in Mt Jackson the last week of June. About twenty four members are expected to attend and a most enjoyable time is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella Tau Beta Society
Mahoning Presbyterian Church
Alma Benson
Mt. Jackson
Ladies Auxiliary Plans Meeting and Park Picnic
The ladies auxiliary to the B of L E invites full attendance at the next regular meeting Thursday afternoon in the K of P hall. Additional arrangements will be made for the picnic at the Park on June 29th for members and their families.
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B. of L. E
K. of P
Wee Fu Club Picnic at Crescent Park
The Wee Fu Club plans a park picnic on Wednesday June 21 meeting at the Crescent theater at 10 o clock. Dinner will be served in the grove at noon.
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Crescent Theater
Amazon Lodge Meeting in Cherry Street Lodge Room
The weekly meeting of Amazon Lodge No. 336 Knights of Pythias will be held this evening at eight o'clock in the Cherry Street lodge room. The room has been repainted and cleaned, improving the interior.
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Amazon Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Cherry Street
Bans Published for Sommerville Wayne Marriage at St Margaret's
Bans were published for the first time at St Margaret's church Sunday morning for the marriage of Miss Effie Sommerville and Joseph Wayne of West Pittsburgh. The union is anticipated as a notable summer event.
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St. Margaret’s Church
Effie Sommerville
Joseph Wayne
Pittsburgh
Prayer Service Moves to Tuesday. Rehearsal for An Early Bird
The Christian Church notes that week night prayer is moved to Tuesday at 7 45 with dress rehearsal Wednesday at 7 45 for the play An Early Bird. Performances by the Willing Workers Bible class run Thursday and Friday at 8 oclock at the church.
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Madison Avenue Christian Church
Willing Workers Bible Class
Walter Wilson
Christian Church
Willing Workers
Bible Class Meeting at Mahoning Methodist Church
The regular monthly gathering of the Bible class at Mahoning Methodist Church will be led by Mrs. Miflin Tindall and held Tuesday evening in the church parlors.
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Mahoning Methodist Church
Miflin Tindall
Children's Day at Mahoning Methodist draws full house
Sunday evening program fills auditorium, Sunday school room and galleries with Roses and flower decorations. The event earns praise for planning and execution. Miss Margaret Walker chairs a committee including Mrs. Adams Pifer Miller Conn Jones McMillen and Miss Myrtle Butts. Also notes a motor trip return of Mr and Mrs F F Sittig from Stoneboro after a week away.
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Mahoning Methodist Church
Myrtle
Mildred Butts
Warren Miller
C. H. Martin
Margaret Walker
M. C. Adams
Harry Pifer
J. W. Miller
J. M. Conn
Florence Jones
Eleanor McMillen
Myrtle Butts
F. F. Sittig
West Clayton Street
Stoneboro
Presbyterian church notes lawn fete and prayer meeting
The young men's Bible class led by A. R. Mornes will hold a lawn fete on the church lawn Tuesday evening. The regular midweek prayer meeting occurs Wednesday evening at 7 45 at the church.
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Presbyterian Church Notes
A. R. Mornes
Camp Fire Girls Raise Thirty Five Dollars
The Mahoningtown Camp Fire Girls raised 35 dollars through a local fundraising effort. The event highlighted community support for the youth program.
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Camp Fire Girls
Mahoningtown
Everfast Suiting Special Sale Price at 39c Yard
36 inch Everfast suiting in pink rose copen lavender tan roseda and orchid. Regular 48c grade. Colors guaranteed against sunlight and soap and water. A new dress and making expense if it fades. Special sale price 39c per yard.
Wholesale sale of White Flaxons at 39c yard
A wholesaler clears surplus Flaxons from manufacturers offering second lot at attractive figures. The sale features a fine assortment of stripes and checks suitable for dainty blouses and children's dresses. Special at 39c per yard.
New Sport Fabric Arrives for Skirts and Dresses
A shipment of sport crepe ratine in bright shades now in demand arrives for skirts and dresses. Width 36 inches. Priced a yard at 75 cents.
Call of Wohelo play funds to start summer organization
Proceeds from Friday evening's play at Mahoning Methodist Church will fund the formation of a new organization this summer. The local girls presented The Call of Wohelo with help from Camp Fire of Simpson Mission in a well received performance.
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Mahoning Methodist Church
Wohelo
Simpson Mission
Seventh Ward Personal News Reflects Local Visiting Tales
Mrs A B Root and daughters Josephine and Ruth visit relatives in Kinsman Ohio. Mrs J S Elliott of North Cedar street visits her sister in Sandy Lake. Elizabeth and Thelma Taylor visit grandparents in Jackson Center. Mrs Guy Mackey returns to East Liverpool after visiting J S Elliott family. Mrs H Horsman visits Slippery Rock daughter J H Frew. Mr and Mrs William Evans and son Charles spend Sunday with E F Evans in East Cherry street. Clarence Uber and family return from Franklin after attending a wedding. Jack Cearfoss returns from Kopple. Mrs Thomas Rowan visits friends in Youngstown. Clarence Potter and son visit Niles. Morris Acquara and Frank Kerr attend events in Cleveland.
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Seventh Ward
A. B. Root
Josephine
Ruth
Kinsman
Ohio
J. S. Elliott
North Cedar Street
Sandy Lake
Elizabeth
Thelma Taylor
West Cherry Street
I Jackson Center
Guy Mackey
Betty
East Liverpool
H. Horsman
Slippery Rock
J. H. Frew
William Evans
Charles
Ellwood City
E. F. Evans
East Cherry Street
Clarence Uber
Franklin
Uber
Noice
Jack Cearfoss
Koppel
John Cripps
Thomas Rowan
Youngstown
Clarence Potter
West Clayton Street
Niles
Morris Acquara
Frank Kerr
Cleveland
Cleveland and New York Face Off In Ball Game
Miss Josephine McKenna of East Pittsburgh visits her uncle Rev P J McKenna of Madison Avenue as the ball game between Cleveland and New York unfolds with local interest.
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Cleveland
New York
Josephine McKenna
East Pittsburgh
P. J. McKenna
Madison Avenue
Old Gentleman Questions Emily About Visitor Visits
In a New Orleans States snippet an elderly man asks Emily if she quarreled with a young visitor who has stopped by less often. Emily replies they have not quarrelled and notes he has only appeared six times this week so far.
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Emily
New Orleans
States
The Elephants of Ceylon Display Unusual Intelligence
A historical note describes elephants in Ceylon showing remarkable problem solving and learning capacity as observed by early researchers, highlighting their memory and adaptability in navigating habitats and human interactions.
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Biggest & Best Furniture Store
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Kinney’s
New Castile
Moravia Street
Seventh Ward News
Wright's Markets
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Fisher
Long Ave
Washington St
David Silverman
Bans
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Dean Block
Croton Ave
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Mackie
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