Musical event of great interest in New Castle at First Presbyterian
A free concert on Friday, June 29 at 8 pm at the First Presbyterian church showcases Paul Browne Patterson and musicians from South Bend, Sharon and New Castle. The program features light and grand opera, serious and humorous songs, with a silver offering to aid the Navy League for sailors.
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New Castle
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Browne Patterson
Patterson School of Music
South Bend
Ind
Sharon
Navy League
Buck
Johnston
Zion
Brown
Frederick Stevenson
Matthews
Stebbins
Gloria H. Buzzi Pe
Israel
Mendelsishon
Posthude
Schminke
Breakfast for Visitor at Park for Wilmington Guest
A morning breakfast was held at the park at 7:90 o clock complimentary to Miss Frances Coxe of Wilmington Delaware, guest of Miss Ella Ruth Smith. Attending were Misses Sarah Reese Leona Perry Marie McClymonds Bernice McClymonds Ella Ruth Smith Zelma Nesbitt Ruth Shafer Catherine Irwin and the honored guest.
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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
Miss Vesta Snyder and Lowell Waldo King of Salem wed in a 4 o'clock ceremony at the Snyder home. Rev. Bruce V. Reddish officiated. Bride wore Georgette crepe beaded in white with roses. sister Ruth King was bridesmaid. brother Joel Snyder best man. About 20 guests attended a dinner. couple to reside in Cleveland after a trip. Out of town guests included the Kings and Nolans families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Snyder
Lowell Waldo King
Salem
Clinton I. Snyder
Hazelcroft Avenue
Lillian Sarver
Bruce V. Reddish
Trinity Church
Ruth King
Littte
Dorothy Coy
Joel Snyder
King
Cleveland
Robert Curtis
Lillian
Ylobert
Ralph Coy
Robert
Dorothy
John King
Frank Snyder
Youngstown
Helen Wasser
Fredonia
High School Seniors Honor the Thalmans
Concluding a round of compliments to Mr and Mrs JM Thalman for leaving the city to reside in Chicago, Miss Melon Kirk and Miss Marjorie Duff hosted an informal reception at Moody Avenue. About 40 seniors attended with around 160 friends bidding farewell at the station as the Thalman family departed at 10 o’clock. The event featured a class presentation of an electric percolator as a token of appreciation.
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JM. Thalman
Chicago
Melon Kirk
Marjorie Duff
Moody Avenue
Luncheon Honors Bride Elect Miss Margaret Fulkerson
A 1pm luncheon at Miss Clarinda Wallace’s Madison Avenue home honored bride elect Miss Margaret Fulkerson. Visiting girls included Miss Elsig Thoburn Montclair New Jersey and others. Gifts, sewing, and games followed amid national colors, with Mrs. Wallace, Miss Walace, and Mrs. Urand assisting.
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Clarinda Wallace
Madisons Avenue
Margaret Fulkerson
Elsig Thoburn
Montclair
N. J
Marian Dodds
Fire
Harriet Keck
Greenville
Katherine Fitzmaurice
Hie
M. L. Wallace
Bess Wallace
G. C. Urand
Returns From University and Local Society News
Miss Ethel Hamilton returns from the University of Chicago and plans Canadian visits after vacation. The A B C girls held a luncheon at the Country club with 22 covers, marking the session end for fall. Embroidery Circle gathered at Fairfield avenue hosted by Mrs Clyde Gibson with 14 guests and plans for a two work meeting. Miss Esther Richardson hosted a park picnic Friday evening in honor of Miss.
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American Woman's Guild
Jane Graham
William Etter
Tuncheon Inc
W.c. A
James George
Winter Avenue
Royal Club
Conneaut Lake
David
U. S. Navy
D. R. Ballard
Beckford Streat
Edward Ballard
Mrs. McCoy
Youngstown
Harry Armstrong
Country Club
Clyde Gibson
Fairfield Avenue
Esther Richardson
D. W. T. club hosts Helen and Florence Stroble
Dancing occupied the evening as Misses Helen and Florence Stroble entertained the D. W. T. club on Friday night with needlework. Emma Hans of Warren visited and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jones
Grove City
Helen
Florence Stroble
Emma
Hans of
Warren
Unusual Music Lovers Concert at the Opera House
The Duke of Abruzzi band directed by Rhathale Gastare will perform at the opera house on Friday evening June 2 to benefit the American Red Cross. Miss Fila May Griner sings as soloist with Leta May Johns as accompanist. Tickets cost 25 and 50 cents, proceeds aid Red Cross work.
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Opera House
Duke of Abruzzi
Rhathale Gastare
Sons of Veterans
American Red Cross
Ned Cros
Fila May Griner
Miss Griner
Leta May Johns
Family and friend visits headline local notes
Personal mentions list births visits and homecomings across Whippo street Dewey avenue Lincoln avenue Crawford avenue and North Shenango. Dale Aul returns from Carnegie Tech to spend summer with Mr and Mrs M C Aul Frances Moore visits Mr and Mrs M H George. Mrs William Decker visits sister in Wellsburg NY. Suzanne Peebles visits grandmother in Bellevue. Miss Juliet Price returns from Indiana State Normal School. Mrs A Hanna and daughter Mrs Gardner and Mrs Boston return from Youngstown. Mr and Mrs J F Price and son Charles Tindall visit grandmother Nancy E Palmer for high school alumni banquet.
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Nancy 1. Palmer
Crawford Avenue
George W. Palmer
Palmer
M. B. Schneider
Claire Mao, Lindsay
George L. Palmer
Margaret B. Palmer
James Bradford
Whippo Street
Dale Aul
Carnegie Tech
M. C. Aul
Frances Moore
Youngstown
M. H. George
Dewey Avenue
William Decker
Wellsburg
N. Y
W. H. Dalton
Suzanne Peebles
Bellevue
Cowden Bleakley
Lincoln Avenue
Floyd Shannon
Elizabeth
New Waterford
F. M. Fox
Sixth Street
A. Hanna
Gardner
Boston
Ray Millen
Juliet Price
Indiana State Normal School
J. F. Price
North Shenango Street
Weaver
Tindall
Charles
Sharon
Religious and Fraternal Circles Meet at Mrs McClelland Home
Section Seven of the First Baptist church gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs. C. W. McClelland’s residence. A Kensington was the order of procedure and in two weeks a meeting will be held at the park. Refreshments were a feature.
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Double Six
Nensington
Floyd Shannon
Elizabeth
New Waterford
F. M. Fox
Sixth Street
Shannon
Idora Park
Youngstown
First Baptist Church
C. W. McClelland
Kensington
Park
First Aid class at Y W C A posts strong exam results
Seven students took the First Aid examinations. five passed with near excellent grades, per local examiners. Papers will be sent to the National Board. French army boots are described as narrow and peculiar, with predominant sizes being nines and tens.
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National Board of the YY. Wlga
Engage Nurse For Infant Welfare Program Opens
Mrs Lulu Mercer former resident returns to city to lead infant welfare work. Two Lincoln building rooms to serve as headquarters with weekly clinics staffed by a voluntary physician from the Lawrence County Medical association. Nurse daily in morning, two afternoon visits, educational program for all mothers and children under local Sunday School direction with interest from Ellwood and Wessemer.
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Lulu Mercer
Thlacity
Fromm
Forida
Infant Welfare Association
School Board
Lincoln Building
Lawrence County Medical Association
Lawrence County Sunday School Association
Ellwood, Wessemer
Sale Of Flowers Nets Nice Sam
Seven attractive little girls sold garden flowers at the Brown and Namiloon department store for the American Red Cross. Under Mrs James M Smith they expected to raise a large sum, stationing today until evening and planning further sales on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday next week. The on duty include Misses Alice Smith Tade Hartsuff Winifred Johnson Emmy Lou Dickey Sara Hoyles Dorothy Ralph and Adam RB Wardrop.
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Brown and Namiloon
American Red Cross Society
James M Smith
Ant
Red Cross
Alice Smith
Tade Hartsuff
Winifred Johnson
Emmy Lou Dickey
Registration Cards All Filed Now
Registration cards and duplicates for all men who registered on June 5 and since have been filed in a large case built for the mayor's office. Registration Clerk Ed Fritz worked today filing them. Cards will be kept locked at night and precincts separated to prevent mix ups.
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Ed Fritz
Held For Court On Larceny Charge
Nfarry Lent and Thomas Davis were held for court by Alderman Green last night on a charge of larceny from the person. John Marshall filed the complaint. The victim alleged they held him up near the old electric light plant on South Beaver street, forced him into a shed, and took $10 after a resistance.
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Nfarry Lent
Thomas Davis
Alderman Green
John Marshall
Lent
Davis
South
Beaver Street
Ile
Sharon Gives Much to Red Cross Campaign
Sharon June 25 Mercer county totals for the Red Cross campaign reached 45752 dollars and 74 cents. Mount Sharon contributed 161 dollars and 63 cents, more than the valley expected. Sharpsville reached 8149 dollars and 42 cents, Farrell 6654 dollars and 59 cents, Wheatland 300 dollars, and West Middlesex 287 dollars.
Cleveland Pastor Preaches Sunday at First Congregational
Rev. John Roberts of Cleveland will conduct Sunday services at the First Congregational Church on East Reynolds Street. Sunday school is scheduled for 145 a cork. Rev. Troberts will preach in Welsh at 11 a.m. and in English at 7 p.m.
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John Roberts
Cleveland
First Congregational Church
East Reynolds Street
Samily School
Cork
Troberts
Rural Carriers Meet Tonight in Western Pennsylvania
An important meeting of rural delivery on rail carriers of Western Pennsylvania will be held this evening at Marcer. A number of local carriers plan to attend, and many matters of considerable importance will be considered.
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Western
Pennsylvania
Marcer
Graduate Has Excellent Attendance Record
Arthur Dunn of Fast Washington street, a graduate of this year’s high school class, has a splendid attendance record. He has not missed a day in nine years. Mr. ihinn is a talented violinist.
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Arthur Dunn
Fast Washington Treet
Hich School
Ihinn
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Metzler
Billy
Moncey
East Washington
Snyder Home
Misa Marian Dodds
Eric
Scott Barnhart
New Bethlehem
Ira S. Fulkerson
North Jefferson Street
Margaret
Dodds
Charles Devine
New York
FH. G. Dodds
Erie
Burns
Hilliard
Barnhart
J. P. McCautey
Linestone
Lilian Wallace
Lawrence Club
Fulkerson- Dodis
Fulkerson
Reba Hilborm
Bernice
Marnie McDlymonds
William Fitgass
Summit Street
Helen McCracken
Garrett
T. F. Jamieson
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
McCracken
David Kennedy
Officers’ Reserve Corps
Ruth Woodworth
Highland Avenue
Miss Keck
Washington
Robert Keck
Thalmans
Son
Mathers
William
Esther Thorne Mathers
Cascade Park
McClure Hartsell
Eastbrook
Mable Stuart
Slippery Rock
Ruth Reaugh
Corneaut Lake
Charles Mallers
Algona
Iowa
Charles Mathers
George Annable
Ethel Annable
Clyde Stuart
Charles Brennan
Plaingrove
Bei
Elizabeth Dungan
William Norman
C. N. Schutt
North Mercer Street
Verlee Armstrong
Mary Moorehead
May McGaughey
Anna Leonhad
Beatrice Melibben
Garnet Rhodes
Lillian Davis
Eva Locke
Grace Blackford
Mary Soutum
Mary Diack
Ella McMillen
Gertrude Hughes
Myrna Clasely
Althee Endress
Daisy Dicks
Ella Dean
Fila Hamilton
Rutherford Owens
E. F. Sthodes
I. M. Stickle
J.st. Mead
C. E. Dungan
Reilly
Schmitt
Ethel Hamilton
University of Chicago
Taucheon
Art Club
St. A. Cassil
Detroit, Mich
C. P. Angell
Grant Street
Gunner Solais
Y.W.C. A. Notes
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Ac Brown
Ampton
Bipp
Mayor's Office
Hamilton Co
Oakwood
Oakwood Addition
McCain Realty Company
Patterson Building
Bell
Union
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