Festive Visits Mark Social Week In Local Homes
A parade of gatherings unfolds as Mrs. Edward Brindle hosts an afternoon party for Mrs. Charles Julian and daughter Helen of Thomasville North Carolina with about 25 guests enjoying bridge and seasonal flowers. Out of town guest Miss Janet Hileman of New York attends. Other local hostesses Mrs. B F Butler Mrs A S Love and Mrs J J McCleary plan informal afternoon entertainments this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brindle
North Jefferson Street
Charles Julian
Helen
Thomasville
N. C
Harry Brindle
Nell Hyatt
Janet Hileman
New York
B. F. Butler
A. S. Love
Croton Avenue
J. J. McCleary
Lee Avenue
Local Street Railway Employees Start Day With Park Breakfast
An employee from the Mahoning and Shenango Valley Street Railway company joined a morning park breakfast with Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Van Buren and several other couples and singles including Grace Glasgow Anna Sanders Martha Dinsmore H. N. Wood Mark Pendleton Chester Smith W. C. Smith James Gibson Wilbur Matthews George Fox and Fred Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning and Shenango Valley Street Railway Company
H. J. van Buren
W. E. Ferrer
Grace Glasgow
Anna Sanders
Martha Dinsmore
H. N. Wood
Mark Pendleton
Chester Smith
W. C. Smith
James Gibson
Wilbur Matthews
George Fox
Fred Allen
Ko Bo Club Meeting With Miss McNulty Includes Sewing
Members of the Ko Bo club gathered at Neshannock avenue Thursday evening for sewing and refreshments. Special guest Miss Katherine McGonigle attended and the next meeting is set for two weeks later with Miss Stella McCarthy of Milton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude McNulty
Neshannock Avenue
Ko Bo Club
Katherine McGonigle
Stella McCarthy
Milton Street
J B C Club Meeting Postponed to Late July
The J B C club meeting planned for this evening with Miss Dora Carlson of Mulberry street is postponed to the last Friday of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. C. Club
Dora Carlson
Mulberry _ street
Mrs Norris Mitchell Hosts Informal Birthday for Sister
Mrs Norris Mitchell of Blaine Street entertained informally Thursday evening in honor of her sister, describing a relaxed gathering with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Mitchell
Blaine Street
Mrs Rigby and Miss Kerber Host Informal Sharon Gathering
Mrs. Joseph Rigby and Miss Minnie Kerber of Sharon hosted an informal social with assistance from Mrs. Robert Reiber. Guests returned today with Mrs. Susan Kerber staying for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rigby
Minnie Kerber
Sharon
Robert Reiber
Susan Kerber
Dinner Hosts Honor Guests at Albert Street Event
Mr and Mrs P O Elder of Albert street entertained at a neatly appointed dinner Thursday evening. Roses adorned the table and covers were laid for 15. Mrs James Chambers assisted the hostess and out of town guests were Mr and Mrs James Elder and Miss Pearl Love of New Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O. Elder
Albert Street
James Chambers
James Elder
Miss Pearl Love
New Wilmington
Ruth Allgood to spend summer with Meadville family
Miss Ruth Allgood a student at Allegheny College Meadville is home for summer vacation with her parents Rev and Mrs J E Allgood She is accompanied by her sister Ella who has been her guest for a week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Allgood
Allegheny College
Meadville
J. E. Allgood
Ella
Slumber Party Held by Ellwood City and Wallace Ave Friends
Paying tribute to her guest Miss Emma Cox of Ellwood City and Miss Jean Fleming of Wallace avenue, a circle of eight girls was entertained at a Thursday night slumber party. The group was chaperoned by Miss Sara Sankey and Miss Frances Foulke and enjoyed breakfast at the park this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Cox
Ellwood City
Jean Fleming
Wallace Avenue
Sara Sankey
Frances Foulke
Mrs Flynn Attends Lincoln Avenue Party at Hotel Ohio
In Youngstown Mrs J C Flynn of Lincoln avenue is in the city this afternoon attending a party at Hotel Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
J. C. Flynn
Lincoln Avenue
Hotel
Ohio
Miss Marian Wallace Returns From Emma Willard Engagement
Miss Marian Wallace of North Jefferson Street has returned home after graduating from the Emma Willard School in Troy New York. She then traveled east to attend a convention of schools as a representative of the Willard School and visited friends in Burlington Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Wallace
North Jefferson Street
Wso
Emma Willard School
Troy
N. Y
Miss Wallace
Willard School
Friends
Burlington, Vt
Mrs Akens Hosts Luncheon for Boaks Visitors from Chicago
Mrs C H Akens of North Mill street will entertain at luncheon Saturday in honor of Mr and Mrs Robert Boak and daughter Roberta of Chicago who are visiting local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Akens
North Mill Street
Robert Boak
Roberta
Chicago
Miss Jean Ingham on Visit Away from Falls Street
Miss Jean Ingham of Falls street is away for a visit. She expects to be gone several days and to return by the end of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Ingham
Falls Street
Yale grads march in class day parade at Yale Harvard game
Despite war time restraint Yale faculty aimed for a tame celebration but returning alumni dazzled in costumes. The 1912 class wore Alpine attire labeling themselves The Swiss Navy while leading with banners about marriage and war service. One sign read God Gave Us Life Yale an Education but who's responsible for Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2D/NS
Yale University
Yale
Bryan
Wedding Plans Amid Pontiac Visit
A traveler heads to Pontiac Michigan to visit friends and will attend the wedding of Miss Louise Kelley and Joseph Blucher at St Joseph Michigan before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Mich
Louise Kelley
Joseph Blucher
St. Joseph, Mich
Farewell Picnic For Miss Beulah Norris At Cascade Park
A party of ten youths held a farewell picnic Thursday at Cascade park for Beulah Norris who leaves Sunday for a summer home in Canada. Chaperones Miss Edwina Norris and Miss Margaret Sankey accompanied the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Norris
Canada
Cascade Park
Edwina Norris
Margaret Sankey
Neighborhood Friends Share Morning Breakfast at Park
A group of neighborhood friends from Garfield Avenue previously linked in a Kensington association gathered for a park breakfast this morning, enjoying conversation and sunlight in a casual morning scene.
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Garfield Avenue
Kensington
Park
Miss Elizabeth McCready Visits Knox Family in Cleveland
Miss Elizabeth McCready of Shaw street travels to Cleveland to visit Mr and Mrs John DeNormandie Knox formerly of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McCready
Shaw Street
Cleveland
John DeNormandie Knox
City
Mrs Larson Hosts Century Club Meeting
Mrs Larson of West Washington street entertained the 20th Century club Thursday afternoon with sewing and refreshments. In two weeks Mrs Langford of Pennsylvania avenue will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Larson
West Washington Street
20Th Century Club
Thomas Langford
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lincoln woman invites two luncheons at Country Club
Mrs. Percy L. Craig of Lincoln Avenue issues invitations for two luncheons to be held at the Country Club next week on Thursday and Friday at 1 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy L. Craig
Lincoln Avenue
Country Club
Kensington Ladies Plan Future Tea Event
Mrs Henry Artz of East Washington street hosted a 1915 Kensington Thursday afternoon with the usual diversions followed by refreshments. In two weeks Mrs Evans of South Mill street will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Artz
East Washington Street
Kensington
Evans
South Mill Street
Wicks Logan Reunion Hears July Meeting in Slippery Rock
The annual Wicks and Logan family reunion will be held in Cooper's grave Slippery Rock on Monday July 5. All friends of the two families are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicks
Logan
Cooper’s
Slippery Rock
Personal Notices From Meadville And Nearby Areas
Mrs. Milton E. Vaughn visits Meadville. Mr and Mrs Bert Foster of Plain Grove were city visitors yesterday. A son born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Cranney of East Long Avenue. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs D Pinney of West Grant Avenue. John M Harvard Jr of Lyndal Street returns from Woodlawn. Miss Hilda Willis of Youngstown visits Miss Alma Flynn of Lincoln Avenue. Mrs G J Miller of Slippery Rock visits Mrs Oscar Alexander. Miss Ruth Weitz of East Washington Street spends days in Beaver Falls. Mrs J A Metcalfe and family at Division Street visit relatives in Massillon Ohio. Miss Freda Shaklee of Milton Street visits brother Homer E Shaklee of Sharon. Miss Isabel Book of Miller Avenue leaves Monday for State College for six weeks. Mrs Anna Eckles is at Battle Creek Michigan training in sanitarium. J C Flynn and son Dudley of Lincoln Avenue return from month at Virginia Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton E. Vaughn
Meadville
Eric
Bert Foster
Plaingrove
Thomas Cranney
East Long Avenue
D. Pinney
West Grant Avenue
John M Harvard, Jr
Lyndal Street
Woodlawn
Hilda Willis
Youngstown
Alma Flynn
Lincoln Avenue
Anna Eckles
Battle Creek
Mich
J. C. Flynn
Dudley
Virgina Beach
Local residents return from visits and travels
A parade of residents reports returns and trips. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones and Jack Jones from Waldo street, Miss Janet Hileman from New York visiting relatives, Attorney Oscar L. Shaffer to spend summer in Ann Arbor, and Walter Henderson from South Mill street finishing a year at Wilson Academy Nyack NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Street
Rose Point
Harry Jones
Jack Jones
Waldo Street
Woodlawn
Nannie Mitcheltree
West Washinton Street
Grove City College
Samuel R. Kelley
William
Wyt Grant Street
Evans City
Charles Book
George W. Barge
Terrace Avenue
Pittsburg
Janet Hileman
New York
E. E. Hileman
North Jefferson Street
Marie Dempsey
Youngstown
John Hennessey
Long Avenue
Oscar L. Shaffer
Ann Arbor
Mich
J. F. Cunningham
Edgar
Beaver Falls
J. F. Edgar
Blaine Street
George Sherman
Bertha
Fred
Robert
Philip
Toledo
T. A. Patterson
Elmer
Wallace Avenue
California
James Cooper
Long Island
William Gibson
Federal
Alice Wilkinson
Philadelphia
Robert Armstrong
Reis Street
Benjamin Steinbrink
Cunningham Avenue
Walter Donley
Galbreath Avenue
Walter Brinton
John Shaughnessy
Wilmington Road
Clarksburg
W. Va
New Albany
Ind
John Hanafee
Walter Henderson
South Mill Street
Wilson Academy
Nyack
N. Y
Extraordinary Offer in Library Voting Contest
The News Company advertises voting credits with subscription deals. One year prepaid yields 2,000 votes, six months gives 500 votes, and three months provides 250 votes. The offer may be withdrawn at any time.
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the News
the News Company
Refuse From Mines Repurposed for Brick Making
Waste piles around Scotch iron and coal mines, long deemed untouchable, are being repurposed into bricks. The judge notes waiters size up patrons by tips, while Lillian quips on measurement.
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Steve
Lillian
Scotch Iron
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