Peppy Dozen Dines at Mrs Stillwagon Home
Fragrant orange blossoms and pink roses adorned the table as Peppy Dozen members gathered Thursday at Mrs. James Stillwagon’s Allen Street home. Associate hostesses included Mrs. Paul Burrows, Mrs. William Joyce, Mrs. William Allgier, Mrs. George Conway and Mrs. Signe Nelson. Special guests were Misses Helen Stillwagon and Elizabeth Kehna. Card contest prizes went to Mrs. Frank Schneider and Mrs. Arthur Martin. A June 26 meeting of Mrs. Glen Moore’s group was announced, advanced a week due to the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stillwagon
Allen St
Paul Burrows
William Joyce
William Allgier
George Conway
Signe Nelson
Helen Stillwagon
Elizabeth Kehna
Frank Schneider
Arthur Martin
Glen Moore
Franklin Avenue
Mahoning Book Club Meets at Madison Avenue Home
The Mahoning Book club held its informal afternoon session Thursday at Mrs. Frank Wallace house on Madison Avenue. Members discussed current topics, conducted a brief business period and enjoyed a social hour. Peggy Wallace helped serve luncheonette by pink and white decorations. Mrs. W. C. Mechem of Miller Avenue will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Book Club
Frank Wallace
Madison Avenue
Peggy Wallace
W. C. Mechem
Miller Avenue
Mrs Crawford Hosts Stewart Family Visitors in Summer
Mrs. Edwin W. Crawford of Wallace avenue hosts her sister Mrs. John QQ Stewart of Harrisburg and her son Dr. John Stewart of Princeton New Jersey. Dr. Stewart will stay until Monday then go to Randolph New Jersey to join his family at their summer home. Mrs. Stewart remains through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Crawford
Wallace Avenue
John QQ. Stewart
Harrisburg
John Stewart
Princeton, N. J
Dr. Stewart
Randolph
N. J
Mrs. Stewart
Singles and Doubles Welcome Miss Geraldine Turk
Miss Geraldine Turk was welcomed as a new member by the Singles and Doubles Thursday evening at the home of Miss Margaret Shaffer on Euclid Avenue. After keen bridge competition won by Mrs. Fred H. Lee, guests were invited to a late supper in the dining room. Canterbury bells formed a colorful centerpiece with bright china and crystal. The date of the July gathering is undecided, but Miss Florence Wright will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Turk
Margaret Shaffer
Euclid Avenue
Fred H. Lee
Florence Wright
Amerita club meeting features music and games
Thursday evening at Mrs. Mario Frabotta’s Grant street home the Amerita club held a spring gathering with cards and games. Angeline Iacobucci won high score, Amelia Iacobucci took the club prize, and Amelia also performed vocal selections. Mrs. Joseph Leta played piano, guests included Lucille Getti from Hartford. A gift was given to the hostess for her wedding anniversary, with refreshments served in the dining room. On Tuesday July 2 Cascade park hosts a club entertainment by Mrs. Rudolph Egizi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerita Club
Mario Frabotta
Grant Street
Angeline Iacobucci
Amelia Iacobucci
Joseph Leta
Nicholas Altobelli
Lucille Getti
Hartford, Conn
Cascade Park
Rudolph Egizi
Miller Reunion Held at Ewing Park Ellwood City
The 25th annual Miller reunion gathered seventy five attendees at Ewing Park Ellwood City on Thursday. Dinner and supper were served in the park dining hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing Park
Ellwood City
Park
Election of officers held after noon meal in 1935
Following the noon meal, officers were elected with I. W. Miller as president Sam Book as vice president Mrs I W Miller as secretary and treasurer and Mrs Violet Nichlas as chairman of the table committee. It notes that in 1936 the event will be held at the same place on the third Thursday of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Miller
Sam Book
Violet Nichlas
Friends honor Emily Parker at Hopper home on Marshall
A small gathering hosted by Miss Katherine Hopper on Marshall avenue honored Miss Emily Parker home from Evanston Illinois where she attends Northwestern University. Bridge and chat filled the evening with prizes won by Mrs. Glenn Chesney and Helen Woodworth. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Miss Carolyn Book. Parker plans to return Saturday to resume her studies at Northwestern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hopper
Marshall Avenue
Emily Parker
Evanston
Ill
Northwestern University
Glenn Chesney
Helen Woodworth
Carolyn Book
Progres sive Club Chooses Name At Meeting
A club meeting at Mrs. James T. Deane’s Leasure avenue home Friday evening chose The Progr sive club as its name. Mrs. Betty Kradel helped host. Three card tables produced trophies for Mrs. Harry Hildebrand and Mrs. Merle Gross. Lunch followed, with two weeks until Mrs. John Burns hosts again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Deane
Leasure Avenue
Betty Kradel
Harry Hildebrand
Merle Gross
John Burns
West Moody Avenue
E E E E Club Hosts Bridge and August Camping Plans
In Florence Snyder’s Walnut street home the E E E E Club met for bridge with Betty Brashear and Olive Miller winning prizes. A luncheon was served by Mrs. Bertha Snyder and Betty Snyder. Green and white decorations featured. A camping trip is planned for August with arrangements to be finalized at the July 1 meeting at Betty McIlvenny’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Snyder
Walnut Street
E. E. E. E. Club
Betty Brashear
Olive Miller
Bertha Snyder
Betty Snyder
Betty McIlvenny
Lotus Kingston Club Plans June Dinner at Shenango Stop
Lotus Kingston members met at Mrs. A. E. Tullis home on West Washington Street for cards and a meal. Guests Mrs. S. Thompson and Mrs. Hugh Stewart attended. Mrs. Clarke helped serve lunch. A business session set plans for a tureen dinner on Thursday June 27 hosted by Mrs. Gimmell of Shenango Stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Kensington
A. E. Tullis
West Washington Street
S. Thompson
Hugh Stewart
Robert Clarke
Gimmell
Shenango
Delta Deck Members Dine at Elks Club Hosted by Miss Bernine
Delta Deck members enjoyed a dinner party Thursday evening in the Elks club as guests of Miss Clara Bernine of Northview avenue. Miss Alma Michaelis shared in the evening’s pleasures with a card game and high score prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re-Delta Deck
Elks Club
Clara Bernine
Northview Avenue
Alma Michaelis
Club Plans Summer Picnics at Cottage Grove
Misses Louise Davies and Grace Ingham are noted attendees while Miss Michaelis received the guest favor. The club plans a series of picnics for the summer months and will have the first gathering in three weeks at Mrs J H Jones's summer cottage at Cottage Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Davies
Grace Ingham
Michaelis
J. H. Jones
Cottage Grove
Blue Eagle Club Social At Mrs Burns Home
Rosebud motifs and clever card table layouts drew Blue Eagle Club members to Mrs W R Burns home on Sankey Street Thursday. Josephine Kirk captured both high score and club favors, with Agnes Mescatt earning the special trophy. Mary Nicholson attended as a special guest. The club will meet Wednesdays henceforth, planning the next gathering for July 3 at Mrs Bertha Kienast’s home on East North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Eagle Club
W. R. Burns
Sankey St
Josephine Kirk
Agness Mescatt
Mary Nicholson
Bertha Kienast
East North Street
Marriage of Dorothy Baily and Eugene Calderwood
Announcement reports the marriage of Dorothy Baily Harbor to Eugene Calderwood son of Mr and Mrs R W Calderwood Pulaski. The ceremony occurred Friday June 14 at Epworth M E church parsonage with Rev J A Galbraith officiating in a single ring service. Attendants were Gaylor Cameron and Mrs R W Calderwood. The couple will reside with the groom's parents in Pulaski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Baily
Harbor
Eugene Calderwood
R. W. Calderwood
Pulaski
Epworth M. E
J. A. Galbraith
Gaylor Cameron
Ladies Association Buffet Luncheon Held at Delaware Avenue Home
In the Delaware avenue home of Mrs. J. Lee McFate, 29 members of the Ladies Association of the First U. P. church enjoyed a buffet luncheon at one o clock followed by the usual program. Associate hostesses were Mrs. Charles Wallace Mrs. H. C. Mitchell and Mrs. Saunders. Mrs. William White led the devotional period and the program was directed by Mrs. Roy M. Jamison. Papers were given by Mrs. Walter Patterson Mrs. M. R. Newbury and Mrs. Harry Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Avenue
J. Lee McFate
Ladies Association
First U. P. Church
Charles Wallace
H. C. Mitchell
Saunders
William White
Roy M. Jamison
Walter Patterson
M. R. Newbury
Harry Robinson
Club Meeting Features Games and Prizes at Wildwood Home
Thelma Cramer hosted W W F club members at her Wildwood Avenue residence on Wednesday evening. Prizes in the card contest went to Thelma Heath and Bertha Naysmith, with Miss Sarah Sheehy as a guest. Lunch followed, prepared with help from Mrs Arch Cramer. The next gathering will be in three weeks at Roseltha Hartsuff's North Ray Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Cramer
Wildwood Avenue
Thelma Heath
Bertha Naysmith
Sarah Sheehy
Arch Cramer
Roseltha Hartsuff
North Ray Street
Burtons Club Hosts Fulton Home Evening Entertainment
Mr and Mrs Keith Fulton entertained the Bur tonites club at their Atkinson Street home Wednesday with 500 as the main diversion. Prizes went to J Thatcher and Clark Miller. Lunch was served by the hostess and sister Doris Allan of Willsville NY with Dorothy Gierlach and Lee Waddell as special guests. On July 17 the club meets with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Vespy of 929 Carson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Fulton
Atkinson Street
Burtonites
J. Thatcher
Clark Miller
Doris Allan
Willsville
N. Y
Dorothy Gierlach
Lee Waddell
Kenneth Vespy
Carson Street
I W T Club Dinner Adds New Member at Warnock Home
At 6 o'clock dinner the I. W. T. club met Wednesday evening at Mrs. John Warnock's Marshall street residence. A business discussion followed as Mrs. John Lenhart joined as a new member. The gathering concluded with social time. The next meeting is July 3 at Mrs. Simon Frueh storfer's Frank avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. T. Club
John Warnock
Marshall Street
John Lenhart
Simon Fruehstorfer
Frank Avenue
Pleasing Beatty Avenue Hostess Delights M S S Club
Miss Carolyn Micco hosted the M. S. S. Club on Beatty Avenue with special guests June Foringer Frances Tomasello Eva Malley and Adalaide Latess. Guests enjoyed chat music and features followed by a luncheon served by the hostess. Mrs D W Nesbitt and daughter Barbara plan Saturday trip to Philadelphia to visit Mrs Alice Corbett and then accompany to Atlantic City for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Micco
Beatty Avenue
M. S. S. Club
June Foringer
Frances Tomasello
Eva Malley
Adalaide Latess
D. W. Nesbitt
Barbara
Leasure Avenue
Philadelphia
Alice Corbett
Corbett
Julianne
Atlantic City
Local residents return from hospitals and travel far
Personal notices list Ellwood City residents returning from Jameson Memorial hospital and New Castle hospital, along with others visiting Cleveland, Pittsburgh, or Gary and Chicago. Several patients undergo tonsil surgeries and hospital treatments. a note recalls Pony Express riders averaging fourteen miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Glendale club hosts pleasant 1931 gathering at Hillcrest
At Mrs. Stephen Skuba's Hillcrest home the 1931 Glendale club held a dainty rosebud bedecked afternoon. Guest Mrs. Harvey Bush attended and trophy winners in cards were Mrs. John Clark and Mrs. Fred Horchler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Skuba
Hillcrest Avenue
Glendale
Harvey Bush
John Clark
Fred Horchler
Rowe Reunion Set for June 29 at Kennedy's Mills Cottage
The Rowe family reunion will be held Saturday June 29 at the summer cottage owned by I. W. Miller located at Kennedy's Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe
I. W. Miller
Kennedy's Mills
Preventing Brown Sugar Candy Curdling With Cornstarch
A tip advises adding a pinch of cornstarch to brown sugar candy while cooking to prevent curdling or grainy texture. The suggestion targets home candy makers seeking smoother results in confectionery.
Washington Jamboree Aides Boy Scout Troop Practice
Lawrence county's Washington Jamboree troop held a second meeting this week with colors, patrol yell and song decisions, a racquet game, and an intensive drill. Assistant Scoutmasters Sandy Howard and E D Hawk led cheers and drills as Scoutmaster Harry Miles spoke and performed medical checks. Closing songs were conducted by Senior Patrol Leader Bob Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Washington
Howard
Bob Cole
Italian Mothers Picnic closes YWCA summer meetings
In Cascade Park a picnic capped the Italian Mothers club season at the YWCA. Guests included Rose Baptiste of Elyria, officials J. Bryan and Jennie DeLorenzo, with a September meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Radiators and Unions Move Softball Game to B and O Field
Tonight's important league game between the Radiators and Unions will be played at the B and O field due to heavy rain making Centennial field and the Radiator field unfit for play. The switch was announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial
Birth Announcements Require Signed Notices
Birth notices printed in this column must include the writer's name and address and the name of the doctor.
Birth notices for Fisher and Davis families in Portersville
Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Fisher of Portersville a daughter in Jameson Memorial Hospital June 20. Mr and Mrs Earl V Davis of 810 West North street announce the arrival of a son John Richard this morning June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fisher
Portersville
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Dr Frederick Dies Suddenly At 65 In Pittsburgh
Dr. F. H. Frederick, prominent North Side political figure, died suddenly at age 65 in a Pittsburgh hospital. He had suffered a heart condition and had been confined to a bed for a brief period before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
F. H. Frederick
North Side
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Marie Wrobel
Cleveland
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Boyles Avenue
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Volant
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Newell Avenue
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Elyria
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Pearson Street
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Mt. Jackson
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Darrell
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Grove City
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Bessemer
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Steve Griffiths
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Walter Conover
Pine Street
Freda Penwell
Edenburg
Marvin Spiker, Jr
Marie Perrotta
Clearview Avenue
Bert James
East Street
Leila McClurg
Croton Avenue
Lillian Latina
Locust Street
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S. Mercer Street
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Gary
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