Festivities to Honor Visitors Arrive in City
Miss Mary Wheeler of Erie will arrive Saturday for a visit with Miss Blanche Lusk of Highland avenue. Lusk will host a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Country club on Monday. Several local young people plan a Sunday trip to Stoneboro to entertain Miss Wheeler and guests Miss Ress and Miss Balfe of Newburg, N Y, who come Saturday to spend a week with Miss Reis of East street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wheeler
Erie
City
Blanche Lusk
Highland Avenue
Birmingham School
Miss Lusk
Country Club
Stoneboro
Wheeler
Josephine Ress
Laura Balfe
Newburg
N. Y
Dana Hall
Rebecca Reis
East Street
Wedding of Miss Ruby Cecil Shaw and Paul M Wilson
A noon wedding at the Shaw home in Neshannock township joined Miss Ruby Cecil Shaw and Paul M Wilson. Rev Frank Robinson officiated with Leta Marie Shaw playing the Lohengrin march. Guests included several Shaw and Burke family members and Eastbrook residents. The couple plans a honeymoon to Philadelphia Atlantic City and New York before settling on Maple Lane farm Eastbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Cecil Shaw
Paul M. Wilson
J. H. Shaw
Neshannock Township
Leta Marie Shaw
Frank Robinson
Eastbrook Methodist Church
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
New York
Maple Lane Farm
Eastbrook
Margaret Spiker
William Love
Mary Burke
William Shaw
Oscar Pattison
Alice Burke
Mary
Margaret Burke
This City
H. M. Wilson
Edward Snodgrass
Edward Snodgrass, Jr
George
Robert Snodgrass
Pittsburg
Gleaners Circle Holds All Day Picnic at Edie Home
About 25 to 30 members from the Second United Presbyterian church traveled by automobile to Miss Edie’s Eastbrook home for an all day picnic. Tables were arranged under trees with a generous menu served at noon and again in the evening. Special guests included Mrs. Charles McKee, Mrs. Britton, and Mrs. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church
Edie
Eastbrook
Charles McKee
Britton
Miller
Park Avenue Social Hosts Five W. Club Meeting
At her home on Park avenue Miss Margaret Breno entertained the Five W. girls Tuesday evening. Sweet peas decorated the gathering and refreshments were served. Mrs. John McCracken was a special guest. The next meeting is planned for Miss Bertha Clark’s home on Fulkerson street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
Margaret Breno
John McCracken
Picnic and theatre party at the park after dinner
The People’s store hosted a picnic for fourteen employees at the park on Tuesday evening. After the meal, a theatre party proceeded through the grove for entertainment.
September Morn painting sparks Chicago display dispute
A vivid depiction of a young girl in a mountain lake morning, titled September Morn, rises to fame after winning a French gold medal. The image, shown as hand colored platinum, ignites a bitter Chicago debate as a local store challenges a public display of the nude subject in their shop window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Entertained Epworth Class at Weingartner Home
Country home of Hon and Mrs George Weingartner on Butler road hosted Sunday school class from Epworth Methodist church. Lawn lit by Japanese lanterns featured music games and a short business meeting elected officers. Refreshments served for 30 and an automobile trip there and back provided additional pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weingartner
Butler Road
Epworth Methodist Church
Bell-Mook Nuptials Held at Walnut Street Home
This morning at 11 o'clock Miss Margaret May Bell became the wife of Gerald S. Mook at the Bell residence on Walnut street. Rev. H. C. Weaver performed the ceremony with the bride given away by her father. After a pink and white decorated home reception the couple left for Sharon and Cleveland and will reside with the groom's parents at 105 South Bay street upon returning next week. Out of town guests included Harry T. Bell and Miss Eva Bell of West Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Bell
Walnut Street
Margaret May Bell
Gerald S. Mook
Ray Street
Rev. H. C. Weaver
Sharon
Cleveland
Arthur Mook
South Bay Street
Harry T. Bell
Eva Bell
West Pittsburg
Kensington N.H.B. boards end season with lawn party plans
At Mrs. Harry Wolcott's Garfield Avenue home the concluding meeting set a lawn party for the last Tuesday of July at Mrs. J. S. Martin's Park Avenue residence. Families will be special guests and a park picnic was arranged for August. Guests included Mrs. R. W. Davies of Chicago Mrs. J. B. Pattison and Mrs. L. M. Wolcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. B. Kensington
Harry Wolcott
Garfield Avenue
J. S. Martin
Park Avenue
Park
R. W. Davies
Chicago
J. B. Pattison
L. M. Wolcott
Wolcott
Edmund Stone
Quiet Croton Avenue Wedding Unites Laura McClelland and Jerry Brockway
A morning ceremony at 9:30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McClelland on Croton avenue joined Laura M. McClelland and Jerry Russell Brockway of Greenville. Rev. C. C. Merrill officiated. The couple planned a luncheon and a honeymoon trip to Erie Niagara Buffalo and Toronto, Can, and will reside in Greenville after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McClelland
Croton Avenue
Laura M. McClelland
Jerry Russell Brockway
Greenville
C. C. Merrill
Erie
Niagara
Buffalo
Toronto
Can
Y O A Girls Honor Nana Morgan Before Her Saturday Wedding
A surprise miscellaneous shower given Tuesday evening for Miss Nana Morgan by the Y O A girls. The event, at Miss Morgan's home, featured gifts and refreshments prepared by Mrs Morgan and her daughters Rachel and Elizabeth, with music by Miss Cassie Johns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nana Morgan
William Jones
Miss Morgan
Cassie Johns
Mrs. Morgan
Rachel
Elizabeth
Old Maids Club Hosts Guests In North Liberty
Mrs Esther Carnes of North Liberty Street entertained the Old Maids club Tuesday evening with Miss Carrie Graham as a special guest. Dainty refreshments followed the entertainment. In two weeks Mrs Belle Lovejoy of Pittsburg will entertain at luncheon at the Tea Cup Inn followed by an afternoon in the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Carnes
North Liberty Street
Old Maids Club
Carrie Graham
Belle Lovejoy
Pittsburg
Tea Cup Inn
G. G. R. Club Meets At Mrs Taylor Home
Entertainment held at Mrs Blanche Taylor's Lee avenue home on Tuesday evening. Members decided to move meetings to 2 to 4 pm in the afternoon. Special guest Mrs Edna Hall attended and after cards light refreshments were served. Mrs Mildred Abel of West Grant avenue will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. R. Club
Blanche Taylor
Lee Avenue
Edna Hall
Mildred Abel
West Grant ‘Avenue
Picnic in church in rain shifts from Cascade park
Rain forces the King's Daughters picnic honoring Mrs. S Edgar Phillips to be held at noon Thursday in the First M. E. Church. An invitation is extended to every member of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Cascade Park
S. Edgar Phillips
M. E
Luncheon For Embroidery Circle Opens Afternoon
Mrs Clyde Gibson of Pearson street presided at a luncheon for sixteen guests from the Embroidery circle. Summer flowers decorated the table and the afternoon was spent informally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Gibson
Pearson Street
Passavant Home Donation Day Linked to Lutheran Churches
The annual donation day at Passavant home in Zelienople is set for Thursday under the Lutheran churches of the state. Local residents will attend and a lawn picnic will follow the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passavant
Zelienople
Local Chapter Will Picnic at Idora Park
The Local Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will hold a picnic at Idora Park in Youngstown with the Miriam chapter on July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Idora Park
Youngstown
Miriam
Needlecraft Club Holds Noon Picnic in Park
Members gathered for a picnic dinner at the park at noon today and spent the afternoon informally enjoying time outdoors and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlecraft Club
Basket Club Picnic at Country Club Delightful Event
A Picnic dinner hosted by the Basket club at the Country club drew 45 guests. Tables on the porch were decorated with summer flowers and an evening of cards followed with joke favors for the winners. Out of town attendees included Miss Bell of Sharon and Mrs H Victor Tyrrell of Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basket Club
Country Club
Misses Bell
Sharon
H. Victor Tyrrell
Toronto
Can
Local reunions and socials planned around parks and homes
The Keifer reunion, King's Daughters picnic for Mrs. S Edgar Phillips, Thursday Night dance, E F G club hostess Esther Rogan, Armstrong and Kensington gatherings, and a 1904 high school reunion at Cascade park mark a busy social calendar. Entertainers include Mrs. George Greer Mrs. Mont Armstrong Mrs. William Morrissey and others on North Jefferson Beaver street Ashland Avenue West Washington Street North Mercer Street North Bay Street Northview Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keifer
George Greer
North Jefferson Street
King’s Daughters
M. E. Church
S. Edgar Phillips
Chicago
Park
Esther Rogan
Beaver Street
E. F. G. Club
Armstrong
Mont Armstrong
North Mercer Street
T. H. E. Club
Clyde N, Bach
North Bay Street
L. L. Swan
Northview Avenue
Social dinner honors Mrs. J. E. Reilly and guests
Mrs. J. E. Reilly of Oil City and Mrs. H. W. McKee of the Guerard hosted intimate friends at dinner Tuesday evening. An out of town guest, Mrs. Charles Watson of Cleveland, joined them, with plans for a luncheon Thursday at the Country Club hosted by Mrs. Harriet Hamilton of Falls Street in Reillys home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Reilly
Oil City
H. W. McKee
the Guerard
Charles Watson
Cleveland
Harriet Hamilton
Falls Street
Reilly
Country Club
Picnic Guests at Harry Gross Company Dinner in Park
Mrs Drum of Sharon, Miss Ruben of Ellwood City and Miss Elizabeth Rosenblum attended a park picnic for Harry Gross company employees on Tuesday evening. Twenty five guests were served a pink and white themed dinner in the grove. After time on the lake, they enjoyed dancing and the theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drum
Sharon
Rubenson
Ellwood City
Elizabeth Rosenblum
Harry Gross Company
Rebekah Chapter Visited By Miss Santum At State Street Home
The Rebekah Chapter of the First United Presbyterian church gathered at Miss Mayme Santum's country home on State Street Tuesday evening. Reports from conventions were given by Miss Santum and Miss Pattison on Beaver Valley presbytery duties, and by Miss Snead on the Women's General Missionary Society convention in Washington. Mrs. Calvin Smith helped with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
First United Presbyterian Church
Mayme Santum
State Street
Santum
Mary Pattison
Beaver Valley
Marie Snead
Women’s General Missionary Society
Washington
Calvin Smith
Convicted Forgers Are Taken Away
Oliver Hoaglin and Fred H Capper forgers convicted in the last term of court were taken to the Huntingdon reformatory by Prothonotary Elmer Crawford this morning. Hoaglin forged notes totaling 400 dollars on his stepfather B W Cunningham of Chewton while Capper forged notes for 80 dollars on Miss Cora Ritchie secretary of the Associated Charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Hoaglin
Fred H. Capper
Huntingdon Reformatory
Elmer Crawford
Hoaglin
B. W. Cunningham
Chewton
Capper
Cora Ritchie
Associated Charities
Attorney General McNab Sees Attitude Shaped by Resignation
John L McNab accuses Attorney General James C McReynolds of tying hands in pursuing white slavery indictments against Maury Diggs and Drew Caminetti. McNab says he has evidence to convict but the prosecutions are postponed until autumn, creating national puzzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. McReynolds
John L. McNab
United States
California
McNab
Maury I. Diggs
Drew Caminetti
Wilson
Caminetti
Diggs
Numerous Pittsburg Visits Mark Local Social Scatter
A parade of local residents are listed as Pittsburg visitors and travelers this week. Names include Mrs C E Mengle, Mrs T J Conners, Miss Jessie Mockel, Mr and Mrs J M Kincaid, Mrs William Walker, Miss Alice Hughes, Miss Madge Brown, Mrs Edward Bowden, Miss Elizabeth O’Brien, Miss Gertrude Hawkins, Mrs Fred Warren, Mrs Alfred Kyser, and many more. Several couples plan moves or trips, including a relocation to the eastside and visits to Butler and Gary Indiana, with trips to Chautauqua Lake, Philadelphia, Gettysburg, Atlantic City, and Harrisburg. Major notes mention births, graduations, and a few family visits, plus attendance at events and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Mengle
Croton Avenue
Pittsburg
T. J. Conners
Bartram Avenue
Jessie Mockel
East Grant Street
J. M. Kincaid
North Cedar Street
William Walker
Boyles Avenue
Butler
Alice Hughes
Topeka
Kas
Elizabeth O’brien
Miller Avenue
J. L. Pyle
Gary
Ind
Gertrude Hawkins
Uniontown
Jessie Wilson
North Mercer Street
Fred Warren
Sheridan Avenue
Alfred Kyser
Cedar Street
Youngstown
Fred Charles
Mill Street
Long Avenue
Charles
Rose Hill
R. W. Davies
Chicago Heights
Ill
A. H. McBride
West Carlisle Street
W. W. Troup
Westminster
College
New Castle
Upper Sandusky
Charles Greer
Millard
North Jefferson Street
Chautauqua Lake
R. G. Ferguson
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Miss Maryland
Eldred Johnston
Cleveland
Elizabeth Smith
Deaths of the Day Time of Funeral
Funeral services for Joseph M. Wilkison will be from the Wilkison residence on the Youngstown car line stop 44 Thursday at 2 PM. Interment at Graceland cemetery. Grace Williams two months died last night and was buried at Graceland cemetery today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Wilkison
Wilkison
Youngstown
Graceland Cemetery
Grace
Charles Williams
W. Y. Gibson
Shenango Township
Bessemer Borough Inauguration Sets July 8 Election
Citizens' ticket filed at the court house anticipates little opposition as Bessemer becomes a borough in Lawrence county. The seven council seats include Reuben Lozier, Charles Weaver, Jacob Macklin, Wayne Davis, Alfred Nelson, John Smith and Benjamin Nord with H C Kanengetser as burgess. Other offices list Nord family names across assessor, judge of election, inspectors, tax collector, and auditors. The Swedes dominate the slate in this industrious, law abiding community aiming for growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Citizens
Court House
Reuben Lozier
Charles L. Weaver
Jacob Macklin
Wayne F. Davis
Alfred Nelson
John Smith
Benjamin Nord
Burgess
H. C. Kanengetser
C. O. Nord
Lawrence County
Revival of Tobacco Growing in English Counties
England shows renewed interest in small scale tobacco production as efforts continue to revive the industry last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
New Bridge Nears Completion Across McClure Run
County Commissioner R M Leslie returns from New Wilmington after inspecting the new bridge over McClure's run. The $5,000 structure, largest built this year, will open to the public about a week from Monday. George McFarland checked the Mt Jackson covered bridge where rebuilding proceeds with concrete forms. The Connoquenessing river bridge between Ellwood City and Hazel Dell will not be tackled this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Leslie
New Wilmington
McClure
George McFarland
Mt. Jackson
Ellwood City
Hazel Dell
Scientist Labels Musicians Mood Traits Among Band Members
A scientist notes the bassoon player is always cranky while the drummer generally lacks humor, highlighting personality observations within a band.
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Gleaners
People’s Store
Metzler
Weingartner
McClelland Brockway
Embroidery Circle
Mateer Beos. CO
Fine China
John Bockius
T. J. Parker
Dallas
Tex
Adam Krohn
Jean
Neshannock Avenue
Slippery Rock
Ruth Krohn
Philip Wagner
Elizabethville
Dauphin County
Grace Williams
Mather Bros. Co
Cut Price Jewelry Store
Rogers Bros
Gluck Jewelry Co
St., New Castle
East North St
Dunn & Rice Co
Union
Bell
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin
Euwer’s
New York City
H. B. Claflin Co
Golconda
Tiffany
Belcher
Be- Euwer
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
E.m.standley
Gen Agt
Beaver, Pa
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