Daughters of Lydia Picnic Moved to Church Dining Room
Original plans for the annual Daughters of Lydia picnic at Cascade Park Friday evening were changed due to cool weather and the gathering was transferred to the First Presbyterian church dining room. Roses and ferns decorated the tables. 50 covers were laid with Mrs. W. H. Simpson of Pittsburg as the sole out of town guest. The committee overseeing arrangements included Miss Mary Clark Miss Ellen Long Miss Sara ana Falls and Mrs. Joseph Rutter. the evening was spent informally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Cascade Park
First Presbyterian Church
W. H. Simpson
Pittsburg
Mary Clark
Ellen Long
Sara Ana Falls
Joseph Rutter
Charm ing hostess Mary Perrino entertains large party
Miss Mary Perrino hosted a Thursday evening gathering at her home with music games and dancing. The all star orchestra included Leo Strizzi Tony Caiazza Biagio Biondi and Arthur Stefano. A collation was served by Mrs Perrino and Miss Massaro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Perrino
Leo Strizzi
Tony Caiazza
Biagio Biondi
Arthur Stefano
Perrino
Mandolfi
Massaro
Jackamo
DeSimone
Mary Massaro
Alice Conti
Rachel Conti
Lena Pertino
Rose Jarrillo
Adelina DeLillo
Josephine de Lillo
Annie Jackamo
Effie Giancola
Alma _ Alles
Rose Okinzo
Mary Scrim
Mary DeSimone
Stella Defiore
Ermenia Defiore
Mike Crisci
Thomas Morrico
Elmer Alles
Peter Mancino
William Jackamo
William Chill
Joseph Cassella
David Massaro
Frank Richards
Samuel Ross
Jacob Giancola
Daniel Ross
Henry Massaro
Jacob Defonso
Lepo Defiore
Caries Ross
Nick Capto
Dominick Jino
Joseph Parlone
Frank Monico
Ellwood City
Hutchinsons End Visit in East Liverpool Then Plan City Home
Mr and Mrs William Hutchinson of East Liverpool Ohio conclude a visit with Mr and Mrs Charles Reed on Croton Avenue. After September 1 they will reside in this city. The wedding of the Hutchinsons was an event of this week in the city with the bride previously Mrs May Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hutchinson
East Liverpool
May Weaver
Charles Reed
Croton Avenue
Stoneboro hosts Pennsylvania Engineering Works outing
Officials and a number of employees of the Pennsylvania Engineering Works are at Stoneboro for their annual weekend outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
Stoneboro
Informal Dance at Country Club Draws Young Guests
A congenial group of dancers, mainly younger socialites, enjoyed an informal dance at the country club hosted by the entertainment committee on Friday night. Out of town attendees included Frances Hays of Waco Texas Katherine Burns of Lancaster and Frank Woodworth of Rochester Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Frances Hays
Waco
Tex
Katherine Burns
Lancaster
Frank Woodworth
Rochester
In, Y
Birthday Party for Winifred Owens Sees Small Guests
Winifred Owens hosted a twelfth birthday party at Homestreet with games and music. Josephine Mooney played piano as Elizabeth Schilstra, Mary and Phillip Tucker, Ida Marietta, and others attended. gifts were given and refreshments served. Helpers included Elizabeth Mooney, Mrs. James Mc Devitt, Mrs. Harry Steiner, and Jennie Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Owens
T. J. Owens
Homestreet
Josephine Mooney
Elizabeth Schilstra
Mary and Phillip Tucker
Ida Marietta
Carrie Thork
Ina
Fern
Eleanor Simon
Harold Harris
Frank Merriman
Sarah Merriman
Minnie Pillifant
Lucy Thomas
Irene McFarland
Margaret Hickey
May Phillips
Marie McArthur
Elizabeth Mooney
James McDevitt
Harry Steiner
Jennie Owens
June Wedding Unites Miss Mary Dickson and S B Patterson
Miss Mary Isabel Dickson of Lowellville married S B Patterson of Crawford Avenue in a First Presbyterian ceremony conducted by Rev. Robert Little. Dickson, longtime Lowellville teacher, is beloved by students and friends. Patterson works at the steel mill. They reside on Crawford Avenue and were serenaded Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Isabel Dickson
Lowellville
S. B. Patterson
Crawford Avenue
Robert Little
First Presbyterian Church
Patterson
Groom
Entertaining E. T. C. Club At Miss France Browns Home
Friday afternoon featured the E. T. C. club gathering at Miss France Brown’s North Mercer street home. Formal visiting provided the diversion and guests enjoyed tempting refreshments together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. C. Club
France Brown
North Mercer Street
Local clubs host dances and gatherings in area parks and homes
Arthur Brown of East street hosts an informal dance for younger visitors. Al Hakim Grotto in New Castle stages a dance at Cascade park. Nell Penrose of East Washington street entertains the U S club. Niagara club meets with Mrs Nellie Sweet of Neshannock avenue. Mrs Allen Cartwright of Reynolds street entertains the Y S T society. L A S club meets at Miss Grace Sager's Cascade street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
East Street
New Castle
al Hakim Grotto
Cascade Park
Nell Penrose
East Washington Street
U. S
Niagara Club
Nellie Sweet
Neshannock Avenue
Allen Cartwright
Reynolds Street
Y. S. T. Society
Grace Sager
Cascade Street
Harbor Art Club Hosts Meeting for Mrs J I Taylor
Mrs J I Taylor of the Harbor welcomed the Art club on Thursday afternoon with sewing as the main diversion. Delicious refreshments were served, with Mrs Stevenson assisting the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Taylor
The
Harbor
Kensington associates dine at Tea Cup Inn
Mrs Grace Crill and Mrs Carrie Brown hosted eight guests for a well arranged dinner at the Tea Cup Inn on Friday evening. Afterward attendees went to the Y W G C A for recreation. Next Thursday afternoon Mrs William Koonce will host the club at her Walnut Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Crill
Carrie Brown
Kensington Associates
Tea Cup Inn
William Koonce
Walnut Street
Grotto Dance Planned at Cascade Park Monday Evening
Cascade Park hosts a repeat grotto dance Monday evening following a successful first event two weeks ago. Committee of arrangements includes Charles W. Biles C Ed Smith Jr and GC Osburn as organizers. a large crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
al Hakim
Hyde family visits Uniontown relatives
Visiting in Uniontown Mrs. Frank F. Hyde and her daughter Jane from Logan Avenue have gone to Uniontown to spend several weeks with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Frank F. Hyde
Jane
Logan Avenue
Practice Tonight for Croton Avenue Sunday School
Children of the Croton Avenue M. E. Sunday school who were not at Tuesday's practice are asked to attend at 6 30 tonight at the church to rehearse for children's day tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Avenue
M. E
E. S. G. Club Entertained by Miss Cavender
Miss Sallie Cavender of West Washington Street entertained the E. S. G. club informally Friday evening with games, music and refreshments as the main attractions of the gathering.
Choir Picnic at Rose Point by First Christian Church
The First Christian Church choir of about 50 members holds a picnic at Rose Point today. The trip used roughly a dozen cars, with the group planning to spend the entire day enjoying a general good time.
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First Christian Church
Rose Point
Michigan nurse Morna Pyper passes state exams
Friends of Miss Morna Pyper, a Shenango Alley Hospital Training School graduate class of 1913, will note she has successfully passed Michigan registered nurse examinations and is now doing institutional work. She serves as first assistant to Dr. C. F. Larson in Crystal Falls Michigan.
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Michigan
Morna Pyper
Shenango Alley Hospital
C. F. Larson
Crystal Falls
Mich
Miller Family Reunion at Muddy Creek Falls
The Miller family held their annual reunion at Muddy Creek Falls on Thursday with 100 relatives and friends attending. Officers elected include President R W Miller and Vice President C C Book, with Grace Wood as financial secretary, Amelia McCormick recording secretary, and Emma Barkley treasurer. The next reunion is planned for the third Thursday of June 1915 at the same location, with Mrs Lewis Geible and Blanche Fankhouser of Parkersburg W Va present along with relatives from Butler and Beaver Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Muddy Creek Falls
R. W. Miller
C. C. Book
Grace Wood
Amelia McCormick
Emma Barkley
Lewis Geible
Blanche Fankhouser
Parkersburg
W. Va
Butler
Beaver Falls
Nevada Club Ends Season With Home Meeting
The final session of the season occurred Friday evening at Mrs. James Lotus’s Hamilton street home. Guests enjoyed sewing and refreshments as the program highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Club
James Lotus
Hamilton Street
Quiet Wedding Unites Miss Birdie Campbell and Joseph Smith
A noon ceremony joined Miss Birdie Campbell and Joseph Smith in wedlock. Officiant Dr. H J Whalen led the service before the couple plans to reside in the city, following a honeymoon trip to points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Campbell
Robert Campbell
West Falls Street
Joseph Smith
Beaver Street
H. J. Whalen
David the Shepherd Boy cantata practice at church
Practice is held twice weekly at the First Christian church for the cantata David the Shepherd Boy. Sunday afternoon sessions feature an adult chorus of sixty and a children's chorus of forty under director Samuel Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
David
Shepherd Boy
Samuel Lewis
Installation of Rev Clifford Joshua at Emmanuel Baptist
The Emmanuel Baptist church holds the installation of Rev Clifford Joshua as pastor Sunday afternoon. A large congregation is expected to attend and the choir will perform special anthems for the event. Mrs John Evans will sing the installation song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Joshua
Emmanuel Baptist Church
John Evans
Mrs Phillips to Toronto Guest of Tyrrells Then Penetang
Mrs. E. J. Phillips of North Beaver street sails for Toronto to visit Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Victor Tyrrell and will be joined by her husband and son Elmer Isaac Tuesday to travel to their summer home near Penetang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Phillips
North Beaver Street
Toronto
Can
Herbert Victor Tyrrell
Showalter Family Camp Near Harbor Bridge
Harry Showalter and his sons Joseph and Ray of High street are spending a few days camping out near Harbor Bridge on a family outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Showalter
Joseph and
Ray
High Street
Harbor Bridge
Plank Incident Leaves Worker Injured at Steel Plant
David J. Thomas of Poplar Street remains in Shenango Alley Hospital after a plank fell on him at the steel plant causing a severe head injury. He is reported recovering in good shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Thomas
Poplar Street
Shenango Alley Hospital
New Castle Glee Society Picnickers Reach Kennedy's Mills
Picnickers from the New Castle Glee society needed three band wagons and two automobiles to travel to Kennedy's Mills for a day of picnicking. Donor D. W. Thomas the grocer contributed sugar to the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Glee Society
Kennedy's Mills
D. W. Thomas
Welsh Poet Preacher Concludes Visit in Phillips Street
Rev. Dr. John Griffith a noted Welsh poet and preacher concludes a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Evans of Phillips street and will journey to Sharon to be a guest of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Griffith
Wales
John Evans
Phillips Street
Sharon
Von Dette Kensington Hosts Social At North View Home
Mrs. Floyd Rowland of Meadville and Mrs. Freda Leigworth of Ann Arbor plus Mrs. Victor Smith were guests at a gathering hosted by Von Dette Kensington in Mrs. Calvin Smith’s North View avenue residence. Entertainments and refreshments followed. Mrs. Norman Smith will host in two weeks on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Dette Kensington
Floyd Rowland
Meadville
Freda Leigworth
Ann Arbor
Mich
Victor Smith
Calvin Smith
Northview Avenue
Norman Smith
Long Avenue
Wide Awake Club Hosts Irene Ringer Harvest Night
Miss Irene Ringer of Sutton street entertained the Wide Awake club on Friday evening with music games and refreshments. Roses and daisies decorated the room and the hostess was visited by her mother. The venue for the next meeting will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wide Awake
Irene Ringer
Sutton Street
Picnic at Park Enjoyed by 12 Y S T Society Members
Despite cool weather 12 members of the Y S T society held a Friday evening picnic at the park. Supper was served in the grove and the evening concluded with dancing in the pavilion.
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Y. S. T. Society
Grace Morton Plans New York Visit and Alder Creek Stay
Miss Grace Morton of Phillips place leaves for Waverly New York to visit her sister Mrs H L Garvin. She will subsequently be guest of Mrs James Rhodes at her Alder Creek New York summer retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Grace Morton
Phillips Place
Waverly
N. Y
H. L. Garvin
James Rhodes
Sewickley
Alder Creek
Bovards Attend Slippery Rock Commencement
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bovard of County Line street depart this evening for Slippery Rock to take part in the Slippery Rock State Normal school commencement exercises next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Bovard
County Line Street
Slippery Rock
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Pleasant Event At Card Club With West Washington Guests
Associates in the 1902 Card club spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. John Rice of West Washington street the honors going to Mrs. T. C. McCleary and Mrs. Andrew Fleckenstein. Dainty refreshments were served and the next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. McCleary of Lee avenue.
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Card Club
John Rice
West Washington Street
T. C. McCleary
Andrew Fleckenstein
McCleary
Lee Avenue
Dr. and Mrs. Perry Attend AMA Convention in Atlantic City
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Perry of Leasure Avenue depart for Camden New Jersey to visit friends and will attend the American Medical Association convention in Atlantic City over Sunday and next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Perry
Leasure Avenue
Camden
N. J
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
Kensingtons to Host Tuesday Tea at East North Address
Mrs. L. C. Houston and N. H. B. Kensington invite guests to a Tuesday afternoon gathering at 323 East North Street, continuing a social routine in the Kensington circle.
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N. H. B. Kensington
L. C. Houston
East North Street
Peas and Strawberries at the South Jefferson curb market
A local advertisement notes peas and strawberries available at the South Jefferson street curb market every Tuesday and Saturday morning. The listing highlights fresh produce and regular market hours for shoppers in 26512.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Jefferson Street
Personal Mention Notes Local Social Activity
Master Charles Craig of Lathrop street is reported sick. Miss Margaret Preston of South Mill street is improved. Numerous residents travel, visit, or recover from ailments, including Mrs. M Cochran, Mrs. L B MacNab, Mrs. Thomas McNamara, and Miss Mabel Harris. Families plan summer moves and trips to Cleveland, Sharon, and Massillon with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Craig
Lathrop Street
Margaret Preston
South Mill Street
S. E. McCready
Keokuk
Iowa
M. E. Mofffatt
Wallace Avenue
Freda Seigworth
Ann Arbor
Mich
Robert McBurney
North Walnut Street
Mayberry
Crawford Avenue
J. Wimer
Mabel Street
Massillon
Frances Tripp
Long Avenue
Mary Eckert
Perrysville
Josephine Biles
Reis Street
Philip Warren
Sharon
Frank I. Ames
Shaw Street
Lowry McGeary
Milton Street
Erie
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Georgia Clark
Hamilton Apartments
Margaret Morrison
Pittsburg
Bessie Randolph
William Smith
Youngstown
Harry Steiner
Home Street
N. S. Stimple
James Bradford
Whippo Street
William Patterson
Ralph Avenue
Shenango
Deaths of the Day Philo McCaslin Dies in Florida
Philo McCaslin aged 75 formerly of Lawrence County died June 10 at his home in Bartow Florida. Born and raised in the county he spent most of his life here then moved south years ago. He is survived by two brothers D S McCaslin of this city and James R McCaslin of Youngstown and his wife had died over a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo McCaslin
Bartow
Fla
Lawrence County
D. S. McCaslin
James R. McCaslin
Youngstown
Obituary of Mrs Lena Young Carnes of Shenango Valley
Mrs Lena Young Carnes wife of Daniel S Carnes of 121 North Bay street died Friday at Shenango Valley hospital after two weeks illness. Born in Russell Germany she had lived here since childhood. Survived by husband four children from first marriage Louis Young Mrs W H Montgomery Mrs W J Edmunds and Ralph Carnes two brothers Louis Klee Adolph Klee. Funeral Monday 2 30 at home 121 North Boy st with interment in Imwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Young Carnes
Daniel S. Carnes
North Bay Street
Shenango Valley Hospital
Carnes
Russell
Germany
Charles Young
Louis W. Young
W. H. Montgomery
W. J. Edmunds
Kokomo
Ind
J. O. Brown
Koppel
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Kodaks
Genuine East
Metzler
Mather Bros.co
Jjewelry
Mather Bros. Co
Jewelers
Washington St
Campbell-Smith
Canada
George McMutrie
M. Cochran
Butler Avenue
Shenango Township
Luella Haus
William Reiber
Eastbrook
Fred Charles
Woodlawn
Charles
Frances Hill
J. H. Smith
Morgantown
David Roberts
Highland Avenue
Austin Barber
Nora Barber
Akron, C
Louella Barber
Los Angeles
Cal
Jack Powell
North Jefferson Street
S. H. Hice
Layre Hice
Warren, O
James M. McConahy
Margaret McConahy
North Mill Street
D. M. Cubbison
McConahy
A. W. McKay
Gram Curtis
Washington, D. C
Mr. McKay
Miss Dorothy Curtis
South Mill St
Earth
E. L
Wens
Hotographer
Union 440
E. North Street
Automobile Service
Union Phone
Bell Phone
Gladys May Hartman
L. D. Hartman
Fulkerson Street
Gladys May
Greenwood Cemetery
Panamas
O’r Brien
W.C. Allen
East Washington St
Pearson
Ideal Lunch
Washington Street
Nixon Theatre
Changeling
Lubin
Pathe
Auld Lang Syne, Biograph and
Lathe Weekly
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