Miss Raff ee Honored By Fuller Circle
Miss Grace Raffee, a Geaconess at Croton Avenue M E Church for two years, was honored at a miscellaneous shower by the Fuller Missionary circle. She plans to leave for Chicago in late July. The event included a tureen dinner for sixteen and a business meeting electing officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Raffee
Croton Avenue M. E
Chicago
Fuller Missionary Circle
Croton
Derconuss
Miss Raffle
McCleary
McCleary, Miss Schoolcraft, Mrs. T. W. English and Miss Edith Borland
Katherine Winters
Ross Cook
Sara Thomas
Ruth McCoy
Elsie Warner
Leona Nolan
Vane John
Mabel Locke
Fred Beck
Grace Gibson
Cascade
Parkind
Alhare Fry
Oil City engagement announced at Wanango Country Club
Miss Margaret Virginia Browne of Oil City and Byron Leach of Reno are engaged after a dinner at Wanango Club hosted by Miss Virginia Veach. The event honored guests from Titusville and noted a planned June wedding with a match reading Browne vs Leach set for September 14. Browne plans a two month trip abroad aboard the S S Veendam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Virginia Browne
R. A. Browne
West Third
Oil City
Byron w_l Leach
Frank Jleach
Reno
Wanango Country Club
Virginia Veach
George J. Veach
Catherine Dillon
Donald McKinney
Titusville
Browne Vs. Leach
Presbyterians Have Dinner In Rainy Week
The First Presbyterian church held its annual golf and dinner event at New Castle Field Club amid rain. A straw poll favored Hoover over Smith, amid protest from Smith supporters. Yale graduate J Preston Flaherty, son of Mr and Mrs P J Flaherty, was set to return home after graduation and plan a Europe trip starting June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Mar Pluvins
First Presbyterian Church
New Castle
Murrow D. Wells
John Elder, Jr
Kansas City
Republican Party
E. A. Fenton
M. A. McLure
M.D. Wells
BU Long
Dave Long
W. E. McClure
Louis B. Round
Edith Round
William K. Hugug
Hoover
al Smith
Smith
BE. A. Fenton
Kim Foster
William K. Hugus
Rufus ©. McKinley
Robert K. Aiket
John 13. Wadeine-on
Yale
Preston Flaherty
P. J. Flaherty
Berger Place
Yale University
Mr. Flaherty
Kirk Jewett
Europe
Miss Jessie McBride Weds Henry Dysart in Lutheran Parsonage
Miss Jessie M. McBride daughter of Mr and Mrs W J McBride East Washington street married Henry Dysart son of Mr and Mrs Dysart at 11 am in St Johns Lutheran church parsonage Rev F B Stough officiated. Bride wore rose beige georgette corsage of sweetheart roses. maid of honor Miss Elizabeth McKissick wore yellow georgette. Best man was William Bride. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's home. The couple will reside at 111 Leasure avenue before a Canada motor trip. Mrs Dysart employed by C W Nolan company. he a city police officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie M. McBride
W. J. McBride
Washington Street
Henry Dysart
Old Virs
Edward Dysart
Leasure Avenue
Wea
St. John's Lutheran Church
F. BE. Stough
Elizabeth McKissick
William Ee Bride
C. W. Nolan Company
Dysart
Arrivals Report Births in Shenango Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Winters of Harbor street welcome a daughter born June ? at Shenango Valley hospital. Mr and Mrs Paul McGaffie of Hamilton street announce a son born June 14 named Paul Clayton. Mr and Mrs Angelo Conti of Motavia street announce a daughter born June 11 named Barbara Betty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Winters
Harbor Street
Shenango Valley Hospital
Paul McGaffie
Hamilton Street
Paul Clayton
Angelo Conti
Tavia Street
Barbara
Betty
Auxiliary Names New Officers For Year At Meeting
The Queen Esther Aux iliary of the First M B church elected officers at a Monday evening gathering hosted by Mrs. Fred Rentz in Edison avenue. Elected: Mrs. SK Stan Fink vice president, Mrs. Wini fred Rupert secretary, Mrs. Camys bell Carvey treasurer, Mrs. W. A. Womet corresponding secretary, Estrella Hoye stewardship secretary, Mrs. George Morris literary secretary, Nettie Clark mite box secretary. The evening featured a zombone duet by Kenneth Myers and Edgar Beal, a vocal by Mrs. Robert Fleming, a reading by Catherine Wilcox, a piano solo by Mary Long, and a book review on Adventures of the Church by Mrs. Ray Robison. Refreshments were served by hostesses including Mrs. Clark and Mrs. George Morris. Mrs. MH Hornung was elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
M. B
Fred Rentz
Edison Avenue
SK. Stan Fink
Winifred Rupert
Camysbell Carvey
W. A. Womet
Estrella Hoye
George Morris
Nettie Clark
Kenneth Myers
Edgar Beal
Robert Fleming
Catherine Wilcox
Mary Long
Ray Robison
Lark
Frank Grace
Nettle Clark
Frank McLaughlin
Albert Treser
Marjorie Rhodes
Jane Liga
Hornung
Van Eman-Shaffer Wedding Scheduled in June
Mrs. D. C. Brown announces the marriage of Miss Margaret Van Eman to Ralph Shaffer of New Wilmington. The ceremony took place June 18 at 4:30 PM in the Third U P church with Rev. Cogeland officiating and a ring ceremony. Attendants were Katharine Riemer and James Morgan. The bride wore orchid georgette with picture hat and rose corsage. bridesmaid wore beige lace with roses. After the ceremony a wedding dinner was held at the bride’s aunt’s home. The couple plans a motor trip through Canada and will reside at 217 Wallace Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Brown
Washington Street
Margaret van Eman
Ralph Shaffer
New Wilmington
U. P
8. B. Cogeland
Katherine Riemer
James Morgan
Georgette
Tew Castle
Local social notes list Miss Mary Jackson and many visitors
Personal mentions report Miss Mary Jackson returning from Pittsburgh with friends, Mrs Mildred Canby Gobbs and daughter Marjory Ann visiting in the city, Mr and Mrs William Richards of New York guests of Mrs Mary Richards, Jennie Raymond returning from Oakland after wintering with Mrs R M Coates, an operation recovery of Mrs C J Byler in New Castle hospital, Prof and Mrs T W Johns and daughters Anna and Grace moving to a farm near Canfield, Mrs J M Griffin and daughter Romane visiting in Waldo street, Miss Margaret Macqueen visiting Sewickley, Davies family hosting, and many other locality visits including trips to Philadelphia, Wilmington, Wheeling, and a Florida trip for A S McKay’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jackson
North Mercer Street
Pittsburgh
Mildred Canby
Marjory Ann
Xenia
Ann
William Richards
New York City
Mary Richards
Waldo Street
Jennie Raymond
Scotland Lane
R. M. Coates
Oakland
Cal
C. J. By
North Shenango Street
Perry Deets
Cumberland
Joseph Quinn
Warren, O
Lewis Davis
Fern Street
Margaret Macqueen
Sewickley
Mahoning School
T. J. Davies
Young Street
L. L. Davies
St. Cloud
Fla
C. F. Parker
Som Javx
Whiting
Ind
A. A. Strieb
Walnut Street
Parker
Lucile Hamilton
Young Women’s Christian Association
Hes
Baavia
N.Y
Scotland WCTU and Ladies League Meeting Recap
Scotland WCTU held an all day gathering at Mrs. Hermanwyit’s home with talks on social morality motherhood and reform. Prayers were led by Mrs. Forquer. Miss Walker and Mrs. McClaren spoke on fair work and social motherhood. A Flower Mission Day program followed with readings and a benediction by Rev. Crooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy May Allison
Jennie Forquer
Elizabeth Pattison
Scotland Union
Byler
Devo Uonals
Wilkins
Whiting
Miss Lowery
Bloomquist
Fogg
Jennie Cassidy
Shields
EB. A. Crooks
Prayer season ends as leaders elected and youth pledge abstinence
A period of prayers for national leaders closes with a report of $67.45 in funds. The soldiers and sailors department purchases twelve pillow cases for Aspinwell hospital. Mrs Beahm reports 75 boys pledge not to smoke, visiting retailers to deter underage sales. Monthly department totals show sick calls, bouquets, garments, papers, books, and activity, with $15.75 spent. In Johnstown a youth is jailed for burglary and bound over for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers and Sailors Department
Aspinwell Hospital
Beahm
Keller
M. Grace
Central Union
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Raffe
Fuller Circle
Women's Welsh Club
Women’s Welsh Club
Frank Reynolds
Hollonden
Cleveland
John Williams
YW. Co. A
Owens’ Studio
Rosenthal
H. H. Rosenthal
Greer Bldg
Crediv
ipseAite
Jack Gerson
North
Mercer Street
George Burn
Galbreath Avenue
West Side
P. P
St. Mary's Hall
Mary Harvey
Beckford Street
D. P
Hadassah
A. BE. Yoho
Katherine Street
Beth Brother
A. &, McKay
Shalom Center
L. Reinhart
W. FE. Smith
Hillcrest Avenue
Thomas Maloney
Jemeés Blue
Eric Folyn
Eczama
Zemo
Seville
Towle
Mather Bros. Co. Diamonds — Watches — Jewelery
East Washington Street
Jessie McBride
Fred Singer
Monroe Street
Martin Leonhart
Christian Ungar
John Zank
George Zank
Andrew Froni
George Zanx
Jennie
Hanna
George
Henry
Fred
E. Singer, Jr
Helen Louise
Anna Katherine
Katherine Zenk
Katherine Eve
Katherine Zank
Bert Cunningham
Alex Herchmock
Ralph Wedding
Beale
D. B. Beale
Bessemer
Western Reserve University
Allegheny General Hospital
Jolly Seven Club
Robert Rodgers
Oak Street
Kensington and Chat
Cascadt Park
Paul
Pete
Paul Balogh
Long Avenue
Regent Theatre
Ronald Colman and
Wilma Banky
van Eman-Shaffer
William McKissick
Maryland Avenue
Milton Gallagher
Prospect
Ciih
Helen Wallace
Busy Nine Club
Busy Nine
Norman Patterson
East Brook
Emily Woodway
Tillie Ramsey
Ina Patterson
Cascade Park
Smith Coltere
Garah Bowles
Or. and
Lee Bowles
Lincoln Avenue
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Boyles
Graham Fowle
Elizabeth
Sweezy
Forbes
Relph
F. C
Lillian Rodgers
Mulberry Street
David Wesbit
Herbert Hossler
Neshannock Avenue
T.A. P.O
Carr
Thomas Michaels
Washington Township
Perry Highway
Kensington
KO. T. Club
RO. T.club
Terry Carson
Fairfield Avenues
Phone
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the Willows
Alr
Watson
W.C.T.U. and
Scotland
Central W. C. T. le
Central W. C. T. U
Martha Ketler
E. L. Young
East
Davis Shoe Store
Wallace Beery
Esther Ralston
George Bancroft
Charles Farrell
Sownmie Walker
Judy Sypher
Paramount News Reel
Gelstic
Moner
Johnstown
WSS
Joseph
E. M. McCreary
Monroe St
Beil
Robert Mackie
East North St
Granada
North Mill St
Davis Shoe CO
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