Musical Event of Great Interest in New Castle
A free concert at First Presbyterian church in New Castle on Friday, June 29, featuring Paul Browne Patterson and musicians from South Bend Indiana Sharon Pennsylvania and local talent. The program spans light and grand opera, serious and humorous tunes, with a silver offering for the Navy League to aid sailors. The concert starts at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Browne Patterson
Patterson School of Music
South Bend
Ind
Sharon
Navy League
Palmer Family Surprise Birthday Gathering
Mrs. Nancy Palmer of Crawford Avenue was surprised Friday evening as her son George E. Palmer and family visited to celebrate her birthday. Guests brought baskets and shared lunch, and George presented a porch swing on behalf of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy FE. Palmer
Crawford Avenue
George E. Palmer
Palmer
M. B. Schneider
Claire Mae Lindsay
Margaret B. Palmer
Raymond Hilliard
William Conley
Ira Clark
Margaret Badie
Mildred Palmer
Weaver C.tindall
Mary
Emily
Rachel McCracken
Leigh
Harold
Robert Hilliard
Ralph Edward Conley
Charles Gilbert
Martin Tindall
Belle Palmer
Cleveland
Weaver C. Tindall
Charles
Sharon
Breakfast Given for Miss Frances Coxe at Park
Complimentary to Miss Frances Coxe of Wilmington the guest of Miss Ella Ruth Smith a breakfast was given at the park this morning at 7:80 o'clock Those interested were Misses Sarah Reese Leona Perry Marie McClymonds Bernice McClymonds Ella Ruth Smith Zelma Nesbitt Ruth Shafer Catherine Irwin and the honor guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Coxe
Wilmington
Del
Ella Ruth Smith
Park
Sarah Reese
Leona Perry
Marie McClymonds
Bernice McClymonds
Zelma Nesbitt
Ruth Shafer
Catherine Irwin
Afternoon Wedding in Snyder Home in Salem Ohio
Miss Vesta Snyder and Lowell Waldo wed at four in the Snyder home with Rev. Bruce V. Reddish officiating. The couple plans to reside in Cleveland after a wedding luncheon and trip, with 20 guests and a green and white color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Snyder
Lowell Waldo
Salem
Clinton L. Snyder
Hazelcroft Avenue
Lillian Sarver
Bruce V. Reddish
Trinity Church
Robert Curtis
Lillian
Robert
Ralph Coy
Dorothy
John King
Ruth King
Salem, O
Frank Snyder
Youngstown
Helen Wasser
Fredonia
American Woman's Guild Picnic and YWCA Luncheon
The American Woman's Guild held a Friday picnic at the park with covers for 42 and needlework as the afternoon activity. A 1 o'clock luncheon at the YWCA, led by Mrs. James George of Winter Avenue, drew the Royal club with nine covers and red roses, ending the season with plans for a Fourth of July at Conneaut Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woman’s Guild
Jane Graham
William Etter
James George
Winter Avenue
Royal Club
Conneaut Lake
Sunday Evening Music Program at First Presbyterian Church
Under Mrs Paul Browne Patterson the quartet choir presents a Sunday night program at 7 45 featuring preludes evensong prayers and solos by Brown Stevenson Matthews Stebbins and Buzzi Peccia with selections from Mendelssohn Elijah and Schminke in an organ led closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Browne Patterson
First Presbyterian Church
Buck
Johnston
Zion
Brown
Isles
Frederick Stevenson
Matthews
Stebbins
Gloria H. Buzzi Peccia
Wedding of Margaret Dodds to Mr Dodds Planned
Miss Marian Dodds of Erie and Mrs. Scott Barnhart of New Bethlehem stay with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fulkerson for the wedding of Margaret Dodds and Mr. Dodds next Tuesday. Guests arriving include Charles Devine of New York and the Dodds family from Erie, Hilliard, and New Bethlehem. Monday evening Miss Lilian Wallace will host the rehearsal dinner at the Lawrence club with her maid of honor duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Dodds
Erie
Scott Barnhart
New Bethlehem
Ira S. Fulkerson
North Jefferson Street
Margaret
Dodds
Charles Devine
New York
H. G. Dodds
Burns
Hilliard
Barnhart
Ladies of New Waterford enjoy Kingston club gathering
Mrs. Floyd Shannon and daughter Elizabeth of New Waterford visited Mrs. F. M. Fox of Sixth street as the Double Six Kensington club met Friday afternoon with ten members present. Mrs. Shannon helped serve refreshments and a picnic is planned for July 11 at Idora Park in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Shannon
Elizabeth
New Waterford
F. M. Fox
Sixth Street
Kensington
Shannon
Idora Park
Youngstown
Rehearsal and social events for local bridal party
Rehearsal dinner for the Fulkerson Dodds bridal party and an afternoon party for Miss Fulkerson at Miss Reba Hilborn’s home. Mentions Five W club and Merry club dance at the park. Names include Bernice and Marie McClymonds Mrs William Ellgass E G Miss Alice Lowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulkerson- Dodds
Fulkerson
Reba Hilborn
Bernice
Marie McClymonds
William Ellgass
Summit Street
Alice Lowers
Monroe Street
Park
Lincoln Woman Visits Garrett Then Fort Benjamin Harrison
Miss Helen McCracken of Lincoln avenue travels to Garrett Indiana to visit Mrs T E Jamieson formerly of this city. They plan to drive to Fort Benjamin Harrison to see Miss McCracken's fiance David Kennedy of Youngstown in training with the Officers Reserve corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McCracken
Lincoln Avenue
Garrett, Ind
T. E. Jamieson
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Miss Harriet Keck Travels Home From W and J Commencement
Miss Harriet Keck of Greenville spends the day with Miss Ruth Woodworth of Highland Avenue en route home from Washington where she attended the W and J commencement. Her brother Robert Keck was among the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Keck
Greenville
Ruth Woodworth
Highland Avenue
Miss Keck
Washington
J. Commencement
Robert Keck
High School Seniors Honor the Thalmans
The class of 1918 and about 150 friends hosted an informal farewell for Mr. and Mrs. J L Thalman at Miss Helen Kirk’s home on Moody Avenue. The event featured music, refreshments, and the presentation of an electric percolator as a token of appreciation as the Thalmans prepared to relocate to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Thalman
Chicago
Helen Kirk
Marjorie Duff
Moody Avenue
Luncheon Honors Bride-Elect Margaret Fulkerson
Miss Clarinda Wallace hosts a 1 pm luncheon at her Madison avenue home for 16 friends in honor of Miss Margaret Fulkerson as she becomes a bride next Tuesday. Visiting guests include Misses Elsie Thoburn Montclair N J Marian Dodds Erie Harriet Keck Greenville and Katherine Fitzmaurice Erie. Gifts are given in a surprise feature and the afternoon includes sewing with aides Mrs M L Wallace Miss Bess Wallace and Mrs G C Brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda Wallace
Madison Avenue
Margaret Fulkerson
Elsie Thoburn
Montclair
N. J
Marian Dodds
Erie
Harriet Keck
Greenville
Katherine Fitzmaurice
M. L. Wallace
Bess Wallace
G. C. Brand
Beckford Street Party Honors Enlistee David Ballard
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Ballard hosted a Friday evening party on Beckford Street for their son David who has enlisted in the U S Navy. The decor featured national colors and guests enjoyed games and music followed by refreshments. Out of town visitors included Mr. and Mrs. McCoy of Youngstown. Harry Armstrong presented the honoree with an army purse and knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
U. S. Navy
D. R. Ballard
Beckford Street
Ballard
Cypher
Lange
Mrs. McCoy
Youngstown
Harry Armstrong
Mathers Family Reunion Held at Cascade Park
Descendants of William and Esther Thorne Mathers gathered June 20 at Cascade park for a noon dinner and business meeting led by president McClure Haresell. Charles Mathers and family of Algona Iowa attended, treating all to ice cream. officers elected include Charles Mathers president and Ethel Annable secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Esther Thorne Mathers
Cascade Park
McClure Haresell
Eastbrook
Mable Stuart
Slippery Rock
Ruth Reaugh
Conneaut Lake
McClure Hartsell
Charles Mathers
Algona
Iowa
George Annable
Ethel Annable
Clyde Stuart
Charles Brennan
Plaingrove
Shower Honors Miss Elizabeth Dungan Ahead of Summer Wedding
A Friday evening miscellaneous shower at Mrs. C. L. Schutt’s North Mercer street home celebrated Miss Elizabeth Dungan. Associate hostess Miss Verlee Armstrong. Guests included Mary Moorehead May McGaughey Anna Leonhad Beatrice McKibben Garnet Rhodes Lillian Davis Eva Locke Grace Blackford Mary Soutum Mary Black Ella McMillen Gertrude Hughes Myrna Hasely Althee Endress Daisy Dicks Ella Dean Ella Hamilton Verlee Armstrong Elizabeth Dungan and several noted ladies. Music and games provided entertainment. gifts pleased the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Dungan
William Norman
C. L. Schutt
North Mercer Street
Verlee Armstrong
Mary Moorehead
May McGaughey
Anna Leonhad
Beatrice McKibben
Miss Ethel Hamilton Returns From University
Miss Ethel Hamilton, musician and cartoonist, has returned from the University of Chicago after a few weeks with friends. She plans to spend the latter part of her vacation in Canada. She graduated from New Castle High School in 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hamilton
University of Chicago
Hamilton
Canada
New Castle High School
A. B. C. Girls Hold Luncheon at Country Club
The A. B. C. girls attended a morning visit and sewing session ending with a luncheon at the country club. Roses adorned the table and 22 covers were laid. This marked the society's final session until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Embroidery Circle Meets At Fairfield Avenue Tureen Luncheon
A tureen luncheon hosted by Mrs. Clyde Gibson on Fairfield avenue drew 14 members of the Embroidery Circle. Mrs. M. C. Aul assisted the hostess as plans were laid for a picnic in two weeks with an informal afternoon social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Gibson
Fairfield Avenue
Picnic supper honors Miss Esther Richardson at park
Miss Esther Richardson entertained with a park picnic supper on Friday evening in her honor. Other guests attended, enjoying light refreshments and socializing in a relaxed outdoor setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Richardson
Helen Jones Departure For Grove City Reported
Helen Jones leaves the first of the week for Grove City. Dancing occupied the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jones
Grove City
Misses Stroble Entertain D W T Club At Friday Evening
Misses Helen and Florence Stro ble entertained the D W T club Friday evening with pleasant needlework. Miss Emma Haas of Warren was a visitor and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Florence Stroble
D. W. T. Club
Emma Haas
Warren
Art Club Picnic Hosts Park Evening Event
Members of the Art club enjoyed a park picnic on Thursday evening and in two weeks will host another event to which husbands are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club
Mrs H A Cassil Ends Detroit Visit
Mrs. H A Cassil of Detroit Michigan ends her guest stay with Mrs. C P Angell on Grant street after a visit lasting several days in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Cassil
Detroit, Mich
C. P. Angell
Grant Street
Music Lovers Will Hear Concert by Duke of Abruzzi Band
A June 29 concert at the opera house by the Duke of Abruzzi band directed by Rhathale Gastare raises funds for the American Red Cross. Soloist Miss Ella May Griner will sing with Miss Leta May Johns as accompanist. tickets go on sale early in the week at 25 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Duke of Abruzzi
Rhathale Gastare
Sons of Veterans
American Red Cross
Ella May Griner
Miss Griner
Leta May Johns
Local Figures Welcome Summer Visits and Birth Announcement
A series of personal notices from Whippo Street to Sharon share family milestones and visits. A son is welcomed to Mr. and Mrs. James Bradford. Dale Aul returns from Carnegie Tech for the summer. Frances Moore visits the George home. Mrs. Decker travels to Wellsburg to see her sister. Suzanne Peebles and Juliet Price plan vacations with kin. the Tindalls and Charles visit Crawford avenue for the high school alumni banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bradford
Whippo Street
Dale Aul
Carnegie Tech
M. C. Aul
Frances Moore
Youngstown, C
M. H. George
Dewey Avenue
William Decker
Wellsburg
N. Y
W. H. Dalton
A. Hanna
Gardner
Boston
Youngstown
Ray Milton
Juliet Price
Indiana State Normal School
J. F. Price
North Shenango Street
Weaver C. Tindall
Charles
Sharon
Nancy E. Palmer
Crawford Avenue
First Baptist Church Section Seven Meets at Mrs McClelland
Section Seven of the First Baptist church met Friday afternoon at Mrs C W McClelland's home. A Kensington was the order of procedure and in two weeks a meeting will be held at the park. Refreshments were a feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
C. W. McClelland
Kensington
the Park
Y W C A First Aid Class Pass Rate Noted
The class in First Aid completed exams with 78 takers and 76 passing according to local examiners. Papers will be sent to the National Board of the Y W C A. The article also notes that French model shoes are narrower than allied boots with predominant sizes eight nine and ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of the Y. W. C. A
Nurse Engaged for Infant Welfare Initiative
Mrs. Lulu Mercer has been hired by the Infant Welfare association to lead infant care in the city. Two rooms in the Lincoln building will serve as headquarters with clinics twice weekly, staffed by a physician from the Lawrence County Medical association. A morning nurse and afternoon home visits will support an educational program for all families, coordinated by the Lawrence County Sunday School association with regional interest from Ellwood and Bessemer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Mercer
Forida
Infant Welfare Association
Lincoln Building
Lawrence County Medical Association
Lawrence County Sunday School Association
Ellwood
Bessemer
Sale Of Flowers Nets Nice Sum
Seven little girls sell garden flowers at Brown and Hamilton for the American Red Cross under Mrs. James M. Smith. By noon they had over 25 dollars, selling peonies and roses with more pieces to move. They plan more sales Tuesday Thursday and Saturday next week. Names on duty today include Alice Smith Tade Hartsuff Winifred Johnson Emmy Lou Dickey Sara Boyles Dorothy Ralph Ada B Wardrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown and Hamilton Department
American Red Cross Society
James M. Smith
Red Cross
Alice Smith
Tade Hartsuff
Winifred Johnson
Emmy Lou Dickey
Sara Boyles
Dorothy Ralph
Ada B. Wardrop
Registration Cards Are All Filed Now
Registration cards and duplicates for all men registered on June 5 and since are filed in a large filing case built for the mayor's office. Ed Fritz, the registration clerk, was busy filing them. Cards will be kept locked at night and precincts are separated to prevent mixing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Fritz
Held For Court On Larceny Charge
Harry Lent and Thomas Davis were held for court by Alderman Green on a larceny from the person charge. John Marshall, the complainant, alleges the pair held him up near the old electric light plant on South Beaver street, forced him into a shed and took $10 after resisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lent
Thomas Davis
Alderman Green
John Marshall
Lent
Davis
South
Beaver Street
Sharon leads Mercer Red Cross drive with large gift
June 23 Mercer county Red Cross campaign totals show 45 752 75 raised. Sharon contributed 30 161 63 dominating the county fund. Sharpsville follows with 8 149 62 Farrell 6 654 50 Wheatland 500 West Middlesex 287.
Cleveland Pastor Preaches Sunday at First Congregational
Rev John Roberts of Cleveland will conduct services at the First Congregational church on East Reynolds street. Sunday school is at 9 45. He will preach in Welsh at 11 o clock and in English at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roberts
Cleveland
First Congregational Church
East Reynolds Street
Roberts
Rural Carriers Meet Tonight in Mercer Western Pennsylvania
An important meeting of rural delivery mail carriers will be held this evening in Mercer. A sizable attendance is expected as many matters of considerable importance are on the agenda for discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Mercer
Graduate with spotless nine year attendance record
Arthur Dunn of Past Washington street, a high school graduate, has a flawless attendance streak, missing no day in nine years. He is also a talented violinist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dunn
Washington Street
Dunn
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Metzler
Billy
Mrs. Burgoyne
Skinner
East Washington
Snyder Home
Israel
Mendelsshon
Postlude
Schminke
Double
Thalmans
Son
Mathers Reunion
Lamcheon
Club
Embroidery Circle
Miss Gunner
Suzanne Peebles
Bellevue
Mrs. Cowden Bleakley
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Brown & Hamilton
Mayor's Office For
BROWN @ HAMILTON Co
Oakwood
Oakwood Addition
McCain Realty Company
Patterson Building
Bell
Union
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