Rotary Club Ladies Night Event at Liberty Grange
Rotary Club hosted wives and children for a Friday night at Liberty Grange with an elaborate chicken dinner for 146 guests. Tables featured floral decorations in blue and gold and prize winners included Mrs. A. T. Lewis and Mrs. D. G. Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Liberty Grunga
Rotary
A. T. Lewis
D. G. Ramsey
H. H. Jionanthal
J. Lee McFate
Fred Wilder
Howard Richards
Earl Machin
Dinner Honors Miss Pritchard At Mrs Woods Home
Miss Mildred Pritchard, a July bride elect, was honored at a 6 o'clock dinner hosted by Miss Dorothy Woods at her Greenwood avenue home. The pink and white decor featured pink roses and place cards for eight with Miss Edna Woods assisting. Music and dancing followed informal hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Woods
Art
Greenwood Avenue
Mildred Pritchard
Edna Woods
Miss Pritchard
Ralph Snyder
Florence Pritchard
Co. L. Davis
Mark Stanley
Marsh Curran
Afternoon Tea Honors Miss Frances Foulke
Miss Frances Foulke is honored at a Thursday afternoon tea hosted by Misses Clara and Marie Dickey in the Women’s City club at William Penn hotel in Fittaburg. Delphinium blue and gold decorate the event while Mrs. Walter Evans and Mrs. Lester Vernon chair the tea tables with several helpers. The guest list includes forty five, with attendees from this city and other nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Marie Dickey
Wilkinsburg
William Penn Hotel
Fittaburg
Frances Foulke
Elmer Beechaussell
Westminster College
Walter Evans
Lester Vernon
Anne
Margaret
Perotta and Vasher Battle at Wheeling
Promoters advertise a Wheeling show featuring George Perotta versus Johnny Vasher as the semi windup with Harry Grebs billed as main principal. Perotta also slated for an all star bout in Youngstown and is seeking multiple July engagements while drawing demand after beating Dick Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
George Perotta
Johnny Vasher
Harry Grebs
Perotta
Youngstown
Jimmie Dime
George
Dick Evans
Perotti
Entertains at Bridge Parties at Mrs Wilsons Home
At her home on Young street Mrs Edwin C Wilson entertained a number of friends Friday afternoon. Bridge was the diversion with three tables in play. The favor was won by Mrs W A Hawley. Refreshments were served with assistance from Miss Helen Smith and Miss Lena Green. Another party with the same guest count will be held this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Street
Edwin C. Wilson
Bridge
W. A. Hawley
Wilson
Helen Smith
Lena Green
Carnegie Tech Reunion Plans by Local Committee
A committee of Carnegie Tech graduates and undergraduates will meet Monday at 7:26 olock at Mrs. James Follock Jr. on Wallace avenue to plan a reunion and organize a Tech clan. Members include Mrs Pollock James Lamo ree Mr Strizzi and Paul Marso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Tech
Orelock
James Follock, Jr
Wallace Avenue
Tech
Pollock
James Lamoree
Strizzi
Paul Marso
Welsh reunion set for July Fourth at Younkstown road
Decendants of Daniel and Mary Baker will hold their annual reunion July 4 at the home of Mrs. Joseph Blue on the Younkstown road. A picnic dinner will be served at noon. Committees to meet Sunday afternoon at 0 30 o'clock in the First Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Spend Summer Touring in Europe
Alan Watson Shewmat, son of Mrs. G. G. Stiezinger of Lincoln Avenue, who graduates from Allegheny College, sails from Boston for Europe with Dr. H. W. Church. Their itinerary includes England, Belgium, Bavaria, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Austria, Germany, and France. They plan Oberammergau's Passion Play and to visit Chateau Thierry, Rheims, and Verdun battlefields before returning in late fall. he will enter medical school thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Watson Shewmat
G. G. Stiezinger
Lincoln Avenue
Allegheny College
Boston
Pittsburgh
Europe
H.W. Church
England
Belgium
Bavaria
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Austria
Germany
France
Oberammergau
Viart
Chateau Thierry
Rheims
Verdun
Bla
Showman
Evening party honors Hartzell wedding in Blains Street home
A Friday evening gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs William Relber on Blains street celebrated the Hartzell wedding. About fifty relatives and friends attended with social chat music and lunch provided by Mrs Lewis Diamond, Mrs Robert Reiber, Mrs Joseph Reiber and Mrs Harry Reiber. Pink and white decor set a festive tone and the couple received a number of gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Walters
Thomas Walters
Eva McKinley
Vergle Hartzell
William Relber
Blains Street
Lewis Diamond
Robert Reiber
Joseph Reiber
Harry Reiber
Hartzell
Summer bride elect honored at club party
Miss Edna Frazier, a bride elect for early summer, was honored at a Five W Club meeting Friday evening at Miss Margaret Elleby’s Walnut street home. The informal gathering featured sewing, music, and floral decorations. She received a set of silver salad forks, with refreshments served and Mrs. Frank Robinson assisting. Miss Jessie Morrow to host the club in two weeks at Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Frazier
W Clu
Margaret Elleby
Walnut Street
Man Hoyt
Winter Avenue
Frank Baldwin
North Beaver Street
Class Enjoys Annual Picnic At Second Dam
Forty members of the Young Married People's class of the First M. E. church gathered Friday evening for their annual picnic at Second Dam. The event featured ball and croquet with special guests Dr. and Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Jack Garner, Mrs. Thon, and Gale Stroup. Organizing committee members included Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baer, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Day, Mr. and Mrs. F. Lb. Young, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sheaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Second Dam
Ellis
Jack Garner
Thon
Gale Stroup
Edward Dean
Clarence Baer
Fred Day
F. Lb. Young
Oscar Sheaffer
Dinner and Party at Donnan Home for McCulloughs
A Sumner avenue gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A I Doonan honored Mr. and Mrs. R D McCullough as a recent bride and groom. A surprise party followed with about thirty guests, presenting cut glass gifts to the couple. Refreshments were served with Mrs. H C Doers and Mrs. Ora McCullough assisting Mrs. Donnan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. McCullough
A. I. Doonan
Sumner Avenue
McCullough
Donnan
H. C. Doers
Ora McCullough
Birthday and club social notes from Maitland street
Mrs H J Buckingham of Maitland street is honored at a surprise party by the Mothers class marking her birthday. D W T Club hosts a Cascade park picnic supper with roses and gifts for the guests and Mr Buckingham receiving presents from the ladies. Moonlight supper and park amusements are also noted along with upcoming entertainments by Mrs M Boulden and Miss Man Hoyt. Mr and Mrs E L Smith plan a trip to Pellston Michigan with their daughter Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Hutchison
Catherine Stewart
Elizabeth Burger
Margaret Jones
Rachael Samuels
Violet Smith
Charles Chamberlain, Jr
John Tones
SA. W
Cascade Park
Jesse Heckart
McClelland Avenue
H. J. Buckingham
Maitland Street
Buckingham
D. W. T. Club
Madeline
W. M. Frye
Evelyn Kress
Mary Shaffer
Helen Shay
Flora Shatter
Lilly Shay
Jean Frye
Invitations Issued For Dancing Party Event At Home
Mrs Charles Johnson issued invitations for a dancing party to be held Monday evening June 26 at her Moody Avenue home The guest list includes 20 attendees honoring Leila Scott and Anne Scott both from Washington DC Schoolmates Winifred Johnson and James Watson of Pittsburgh and Johnsons at Haverford College Also notes Mrs J Ewens Miss Ethel Ewens and Stanley Ewens sailing west for extended trips Frances routine honored guest at a tea at the Women's City Club William Penn hotel Pittsburgh hosted by Clara and Marie Dickey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
Moody Avenues
Honora Mias Leila Scott
Anne Scott
Washington, D. C
Winifred Johnson
James Watson
Pittsburgh
Charles and
Phillips’ Johnson
Haverford College
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visitors
A jumble of names shows residents hosting relatives and traveling: Hoover of Sharona, Ada Hoke visiting from Uber Avenue, births announced for Carl and Belles in Marshall Avenue, and many others in Sharon, Youngstown, Pittsburgh, and nearby towns. Guests include Mrs. Swan Leight in Savannah, Miss Catherine Martin in Pittsburgh, and Miss Mae Richards in Beaver Falls, with several trips to Cleveland and state colleges.
Summer visitors and departures listed in Wallace area
Virginia spends summer with cousin Miss Josephine Keast in Wallace avenue Miss Cleo Brown of Pittsburgh arrives for a week with parents on Hillcrest avenue Mr and Mrs James Kelley and daughter Marthe of Pittsburgh return home after ten days visiting relatives Julia and Paul Tyrell of Atlantic avenue take vacation with relatives in Mineral Ridge Ohio Mr and Mrs B F Hoover Croton avenue return from Wear Farmington for aunt Elizabeth Erdice’s death Lelia and Anne Beott of Washington DC visit Miss Winifred Johnson Moody avenue Fred Bates family of Jamestown PA guest of Attorney and Mrs F A Hoover Katherine Matheny Wallace avenue returns from Sargent School Boston for summer with Dr and Mrs S M Matheny Wallace avenue Nettie Farrell and daughter Eva West Pittsburgh road and Miss Anna Mann Energy Stop to spend Sunday with sister Mrs Ernest Wilkinson of...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Delia
Highland Avenue
Cleveland
P. B. Tisch
Euclid Avenue
Orville
Ruth Gale
Pittsburgh
Cleo Brown
Hillcrest l Avenue
Roy Smith
Uber Street
Fred Elleby
Walnut Street
George C, Wter
Waren
Jonhio
Youngstown
Sherman T. Blake
San Francisco
Charles Reed
Edgan Avenue
James Watson
Pittaburgh
Charles
Phillips Johnson
Madody Avenue
Will Stevenson
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Clara Masters
Frank Masters
Canton
John Ridley
Delaware Avenue
Nannie Mitchellirée
Chestnut Street
State College
Vyda Pitzer
Carl Pitzer
Shaw Street
Gettysburg
Atlantic City
Fred B. Bates
Jamestown
Attornay
A. Hover
Croton Avenna
Hester Davia
Richmond
James Kelley
Marthe
Julia
Paul Tyrell
William Tyrell
Atlantic Avenue
Mineral Ridge
B. F. Hoover
Crowton Avenue
Wear Farmington
Elizabeth Erdice
Lelia
Anne Beott
Washington
PD. C
Winifred Johnson
Moody, Avenue
Mia
Fred Bates
Mable
Fred
F. A. Hoover
Croton Avenue
Missy Katherine Matheny
Wallace Avenue
Sargeant School
Boston
S. M. Matheny
Nettie Farrell
Vva
West Pittsburgh Road
Anna Mann
Energy Stop
Swisher And Aiken Arrive In Chicago
Paul Aiken and Marion Swisher former local high school graduates and ex-journalists reached Chicago by a brisk walk begun in New Castle. They covered 175 miles the first day and a little over 200 the second day with lifts from motorists the rest of the trip, riding only twenty miles by train. They plan to stay in Chicago at least two weeks and may push farther west. Their original aim was to attend the University of Chicago if feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Aiken
Marion Swisher
Chicago
New Castle
University of Chicago
Gary
Ind
Englewood
Wool Grading To Start On Monday
The Lawrence county Cooperative Wool Growers Inc will begin receiving and grading wool on Monday and continue through Friday. The schedule lists township assignments with dates for Mahoning North Beaver Butler Beaver Little Beaver Big Beaver Wayne Perry Pulaski Wilmington Washington Plain Grove Scott Slippery Rock Hickory Shenango Union and other districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County, Co-operative Wool Growers, Inc
Mahoning Township
North Beaver Township
Butler County
Beaver County
Little Beaver
Big Beaver
Wayne
Perry Townships
Pulaski
Wilmington
Washington
Plaingrove
Singers to Headline Penn Next Week at New Castle
Sionora Muret Marengci and Wran eey X Moore of the Keith circuit will headline the Penn next week. They bring wardrobes worth $10,000 with gowns reproducing outfits worn by Gloria Swinson and other screen beauties. Speer Marousis, manager of the Poem, secured their appearance after persistent requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sionora Muret Marengci
Wraneey X. Moore
Keith
Penn
Gloria Swinson
Vinx
Speer Marousis
New Castle
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Walton-Armstrong
Wilbur Barnett
John Houk
Margaret Walton
Charles Wal
Wilbur Foner
Washington Street
Pliente
A OG
H. Club Piente
E. M. M’creary
Robert
Nortki Mill Street
Harbpston Ramas LL Hallett & Davies Chase
Artrio
Snyder Pian
Qo Co
North Mercer
Red Greer
Vasher
H. E. G. Club
Ida Yok
Superior Street
Nell
Yoki
Lillian
Elase Xuynne
Croton Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Campbell
Waarren
J. R. Biddle and
Chester
Myrtle Biddle
Carl McCracken
Cora McAnaney
H. Leonard
Mill Creek Park
Warren
New York
Verme Kartzell
New York City
Blaine Street
Donnan Home
K. O. F. Club
Cascada Park
Michigan
E. L. Smith
Wale Face Avenue
Pellston
Douglass Lake
Elizabeth
West
J. Ewens
Ethel Ewens
Stanley Ewens
Boyles Avenue
Miss Ewend
Miss Foulke
Frances
Women's City Club
Rachael
Hoover
Sharona
Ada Hoke
Uber Avenue
Carl Belles
Marshall Avenue
Swan Leight
Savannah
Webster
Mercer
Sydney Richards
Moody Avennue
Catherine Martin
Mae Richards
Moody Avenué
Misa
Mildred Anderson
East Lincoln Avenue
Lin
Moody Avenue
Sharon
John Thompson
Vivian
Della Wallower
Harrisburg
O. J. Sherman
Mary Love
Miksa Dorothy Fleming
Stoneboro
Harry Joutod
Hamilton Apartments
Butler
George Osbourne
Hair Cottage
Volant
Elizabeth Roux
Farrell
Hom
Homer Drake
North Jefferson Street
Elizabeth Spencer
John Wallace
William Ernest
Josephine Keast
Wallace Avenua
Cleo. Brown
Charles S. Brown
Hillcrest Avenue
Swisher and
Aiken
Etzler
Mellen
Znat Weabington
Metzler’s
the Kodak Store
Sunnysuds Electric-WasherseWringen
Brown
HamilTon
She Quality Store
Tremater Broy Successors
Higgins
Sep
Jane
Fifth Avenue
la Resista Corset Co
Prima Donni
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