Afternoon Party in Snyder Home for Dorothy Coy
A pleasant social event was held Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Clint L. Snyder’s Hazlecroft avenue home in honor of Dorothy Mae Coy of Salem Ohio. Girls enjoyed lawn games then moved to a pink and white dining room set for 18. A ribbon orchestrated favor ceremony featured a large centerpiece pie and a ribbon with an envelope containing five dollars donated to the New Castle babies milk and ice fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint L. Snyder
Hazlecroft Avenue
Dorothy Mae Coy
Salem
Dorothy Neilsen
Dorothy Coy
New Castle
Dinner Honors Guests Before Jacksonville Move
Mrs. J. B. Cornstalk hosted a dinner at West State Street for guests Mrs. Hattie Polonius Mrs. 8 C Huffman from Youngstown and Mr. and Mrs A B Uber of Buzz Avenue. Ten covers were set and dinner served at six. Centerpiece featured white roses and Mrs. Margaret Kapayataed assisted. Earlier plans include a June 25 dinner by Mrs S C Huffman of Youngstown on Mahoning Avenue for the Ubers before their departure South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Polonius
8. C. Huffman
Youngstown
A. B. Uber
Buzz Avenue
Jacksonville
Florida
J. B. Cornstalk
West State Street
South
S. C. Huffman
Mahoning Avenue
Piano Pupils Picnic At Cascade Park Saturday
Enjoyable event Saturday afternoon and evening as Harry Thompson’s piano pupils held a picnic at Cascade Park. Dinner in the grove at 6 o clock for families including Percy Ashton, Helen, Pearl, Leslie, Clare, Virginia, Perry Reader, Earl Thompson, Ruth, Olive, Jacob Thompson Jr., Dorothy Hemphill, Esther, Lena, Ruth Badger, Viola Thompson, Clyde Badger, Warren Thompson, and Harry Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thompson
Cascade Park
Grove
Percy Ashton
Helen
Pearl
Leslie
Clare
Harry Reader
Virginia
Perry
Earl Thompson
Ruth
Olive
Clarence
Jacob Thompson
Jacob, Jr
Dorothy Hemphill
Esther
Lena
Ruth Badger
Viola Thompson
Clyde Badger
Warren Thompson
Cameron hosts reception for son in law Sterrett
Mr and Mrs A F Cameron held a reception on Harlansburg road Thursday June 19 to honor their son in law Lynn L Sterrett freshly returned from a year in France. About sixty guests from Detroit Cleveland Pittsburgh and Grove City attended. Private Sterrett belonged to Company M 316 Infantry 79th Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn L. Sterrett
France
A. F. Cameron
Harlansburg Road
Detroit
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Grove City
Steret
316 Infantry
79Th Division
D. T. Club Plans Picnic Below Cascade Park
Members of the D. T. club meet at Mrs. N. C. Leonard’s Liberty street home at 7 o clock Tuesday morning June 24 and proceed to Cascade park for breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Club
N. C. Leonard
Liberty Street
Cascade Park
Kensington
M. J
Young Forrest
Winona Kensington
Margaret Thomas
Waldo Street
Nidas Club
Park
Alconzo Club
Eleanor Leasure
Long Avenue
W. W. Club
Emery-Pizer
Mercer Fair Grounds
Peter Kelly
Richelieu Avenue
North Hill Kensington
Wylie McCaslin
Fairmont Avenue
Minerva Club
Social activities for ensuing week schedule
Community groups announce a sequence of Tuesday to Saturday gatherings including picnics breakfasts reunions and club meetings. Arc entries name Kensington Ellwoodia Walton Armour Cunningham Leasure Cascade park and various members like Mrs M J Kensington Miss Olive Powell Mrs J F Robertson Mrs E M Johnson and Mr and Mrs Walton with multiple clubs including N C H G W W and Y O A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Il Deen
Kensington
B. J. Staynes
Cunningham Avenue
Walton-Armstrong
J. M. Walton
McCaslin
Kensington Club
George Hurn
Galbreath Avenue
N. C. H. Club
Luke Eagan
Hoyt Block
Priscilla
J. F. Robertson
Leasure Avenue
Eucalyptus Club
Cascade Park
Epworth Church
Olive Powell
North Jefferson Street
von Dette Kensington
G. A
Mrs. C. E. Wilson Hosts Larkspur Kensington Meeting
Mrs. C. E. Wilson of North Beaver township entertained the Larkspur Kensington group on Thursday June 19. A chicken dinner preceded an address by her brother Norman Ketzel who recently returned from a year in France with the United States Army. Attendees included Mrs. Baskeyfield Mrs. Chris Ketzel Mrs. Fred Stickle Mrs. Robert Prother Mrs. Charles Ketzel Mrs. Charles Brown Mrs. Edward Park and Mrs. Ben Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Wilson
North Beaver Township
Larkspur Kensington
Wilson
Norman Ketzel
France
United States Army
Baskeyfield
Chris Ketzel
Fred Stickle
Robert Prother
Charles Ketzel
Charles Brown
Edward Park
Ben Jenkins
Local families spend weekend at Conneaut Lake
Mr and Mrs J E Kelly and daughter Clara Belle of 920 Beckford Street and Mr and Mrs John Moore and daughter Dorothy of Neshannock Avenue spent the week end at Conneaut Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Kelly
Clara Belle
Beckford Street
John Moore
Dorothy
Neshannock Avenue
Conneaut Lake
Miss Hughes Takes Girl Scouts to Eastbrook Camp
Miss Gertrude Hughes assistant principal of Terrace Croton and South Jefferson schools led a company of Girl Scouts to Eastbrook for a camp. She serves as captain of the Girl Division at Croton school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Brook
Gertrude Hughes
South Jefferson Street
Terrace Avenue
Croton Avenue
Eastbrook
Miss Hughes
Croton School
Dinner Honors Mrs. Larson at Mrs. Baldwin Home
Six covers were laid for a formal dinner at Mrs. Claire Baldwin’s Saturday event on Marshall avenue. The gathering honored Mrs. H. Larson, wife of Rev. Larson of Carney Nebraska, formerly Miss Ebba Benson of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Baldwin
Marshall Avenue
H. Larson
Rev. Larson
Carney
Nebraska
Larson
Ebba Benson
Secretarial and SBA YMC A Picnic at Slippery Rock Creek
Members of the secretarial force and employees of the YMCA and their wives enjoyed a basket lunch on a Saturday picnic along Slippery Rock Creek. The group traveled to the site in auto trucks and spent a pleasant day by the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock
Slippery Rock Creek
Go To Centenary Attendance List In Columbus Ohio
Among those who will attend the Methodist Centenary now being held at Columbus Ohio are Mr. and Mrs A J Rinker George Moody Mr and Mrs Archie Borden Rev and Mrs J L Stratton Mrs W A Taylor L J Billingsly Mr and Mrs Law son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
A. J. Rinker
George Moody
Archie Borden
Rey
J. L. Stratton
W. A. Taylor
L. J. Billingsly
Lawson
Church Reception Honors New Pastor
Fourth Presbyterian members plan a reception Friday night June 27 at the church to honor Rev. Franklin Geo. Schlotter and his family after his installation. Committee members include Mrs. A. R. Kerr and others with Mrs. William Jones on the reception committee and D. Bright chairing the music committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Presbyterian
Franklin Geo. Schlotter
A. R. Kerr
Charles Bright
Alger Ferry
William Jones
Frank Sherger
Evening Party Delights Guests at Highland Avenue
Miss Lillian Wallace hosted a Saturday informal party at her Highland avenue home. Honorees included Miss Elsie Emerick of Philadelphia and Miss Marion Wallace back from Wellesley college. About twenty four youths enjoyed dancing music and social pastimes. guest Mr. Emerson of Philadelphia visited Albert Grotefend on North Jefferson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Wallace
Highland Avenue
Elsie Emerick
Philadelphia
J. W. Knox
North Mercer Street
Marion Wallace
Wellesley College
Mr. Emerson
Albert Grotefend
North Jefferson Street
Edwards to wed Chicago girl in Immanuel Baptist ceremony
A. W. Edwards, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edwards of South Mercer Street, to wed Miss Jeanette Mallery of Chicago on Wednesday June 18 at Immanuel Baptist church in Chicago. After marriage the couple will reside in Gary Indiana where the groom works for A S and T Co. A picnic at Slippery Rock near Elliott's Mills featured swimming and baseball with many relatives and friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Edwards
South Mercer Street
A. W. Edwards
Jeanette Mallery
H. W. Mallery
Chicago
Immanuel Baptist Church of Chicago
New Castle Nation Co
Slippery Rock
Elliott’s
Cooper and Wimner Families Hold Thirteenth Reunion
About 150 relatives gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Lester Coryea in Volant for games music and a business meeting. Guests came from Youngstown Grove City and New Castle. The 1920 reunion will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Roy Cooper in Volant on the third Thursday of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Wimner
Lester Coryea
Volant
Youngstown
Grove City
New Castle
Roy Cooper
Mrs Ada Fife Returns to Canonsburg After Visit
Mrs. Ada McCormick Fife left East North street house guest of Miss Martha Alcorn and returned to Canonsburg Pa. She attended Slippery Rock State Normal commencement as an alumna and was formerly a teacher at Aikens School on Pearson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canonsburg
Ada McCormick Fife
Martha Alcorn
East North Street
Fife
Slippery Rock State
Miss Genevieve McCreary Joins Normal School Staff
Miss Genevieve McCreary of 710 Monroe Street, a Slippery Rock State Normal graduate, returns to teach as physical director at the Normal during the six week Summer school. She plans to study at the School of Physical Education in Boston in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve McCreary
Monroe Street
Slippery Rock
Alma Davis Finishes Second Year at State College
Miss Alma Davis of Wampum a State college student has completed her second year on June 6. She attends the YWCA conference as a delegate to Eaglesmere camp New York and spends two weeks in Lebanon and Allentown Pa returning to Wampum about July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Davis
Wampum
State College
Eaglesmore Camp
New York
Lebanon
Allentown
Farther Light Society Picnic at Cascade Park
The Farther Light Society of the First Baptist church will hold a park picnic at Cascade park on Tuesday evening June 24. All members should assemble in the grove at 6 30 PM. If rain interrupts, the supper moves to the church dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farther Light Society of the
First Baptist Church
Cascade Park
Trinity Episcopal Men’s Club Plans Tuesday Meeting
The Men’s club of Trinity Episcopal Church convenes Tuesday at eight in the church guildroom to transact business and arrange the annual corn roast. Attendance is requested for all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Local motorists return from Niagara Falls trip
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Roberts of Barbour Place, Miss Nettie Hink son of South Bay street, and Wylie McClellan of Chestnut street, returned home last evening from a motoring trip to Niagara Falls and other points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Roberts
Barbour Place
Nettie Hinkson
South Bay Street
Wylie McClellan
Chestnut Street
Niagara Falls
Emery-Pizor Reunion Set for Mercer Fair Grounds
The Emery Pizor reunion will take place on Thursday at the Mercer fair grounds. The 9 30 train on the Pennsy line will be met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Fairgrounds
Tabrics for Summertime Wear at Special Prices
Silk crepe de chine fabric 40 inches wide offered in white or black for 1.50 per yard. Black and white checks and novelty checks in 50 to 54 inch widths priced per yard at 2.00 2.25 and 3.00.
Fabrics offered in assorted styles and widths
List of fabrics with widths and prices including Sheer White Fabrics Dotted Swiss Voile Crepe Organdie Mercerized Poplin Nainsook Crispette and Novelty Voile. Prices range from 45 cents to 1.50 per yard for various textiles.
Men’s summer weight half hose on careful comparison
A brief ad notes men’s summer weight half hose designed for careful comparison. Fibre-silk socks offered in white black navy cordovan grey at 50 cents per pair. Lisle socks in black white grey cordovan priced at 25 cents per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisle
Sale of Bags and Purses Special Values
Special values are offered in this sale of bags and purses including leather leatheroid and moirie silks. Bathing kit bags priced 75c to 1.45. Finger strap purses 45c to 1.45. Bags 45c to 3.95.
Fringe and Gabardine Skirting Sale Item List
An elegant white skirting gabardine 36 inches wide per Cross Bar gabardine attractive per yard 1.00 novelty gabardine cross bar weaves per yard 1.00 novelty skirting 36 inches wide per Gabardine basket weave stripe per yard 0.75 gabardine plain diagonal per yd 0.75
Bath Towels on Special Value for Limited Stock
Premium Turkish bath towels offered in plain white or white with color border. Prices drop as costs rise. 50c per dozen, or $5.75 per group while supplies last.
Matting suit cases offered to vacationists
Matting covered suit cases built on a steel frame bound with fibre and leather handle feature two brass clasps and a brass lock. Each case measures 24 inches long and is offered while 100 last at two dollars.
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Snyder
Metzler
E.” Specialists
Mather Bros. CO
Mather Bros Co
E. Washington ST
Helena
Rainbow Club
George S. Moore
L. 8
Larkspur
Conneaut
Mrs. Larson
Centenary
BL & H
Georgette
NAVY
Taffetas
Shepherd
White
Ches
Men’s Sox
Brown
Hamiltongo
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