Birthday Party at Cascade Park for Cora Mae Rhodes
A birthday party for nine year old Cora Mae Rhodes, daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Rhodes of Court Street, was held at Cascade Park on Wednesday from 2 to 6 PM. The celebration included theatre attendance and refreshments with Mrs S Y Bell and Mrs Joseph M McMillin assisting. Many friends joined the young hostess and presented gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Cora Mae Rhodes
John W. Rhodes
Court Street
Katherine McMillin
Helen Lyle
Katherine McGahagan
Myrtle Burnett
Elmina Houk
Ruth Payne
Margaret Brown
Julha Householder
Marjorie Weir
Mildred Andarson
Gladys Gorley
Florence Dick
Luella Sweitzer
Charlotta Andrews
Virginia Mayberry
Martha Clarke
Wilma Hodgkinson
Leah Minner
Alice Nelson
Marion Meeher
Elizabeth Mackey
Ethel Ebiing
Jack Rhodes
Florence Waddingon
Greenville
Local social clubs host picnics and gatherings
Miss Florence Henderson and Miss Mary Sherger entertain the X Y Z club and the D W T club respectively. The Helena Auxiliary holds a park picnic. Mrs Louis Gordon and Mrs J H Frew host gatherings at their homes. The McConnell family reunion, Ladies Missionary Society events, and Bible class picnics occur at Mc Connells Mills and local churches. Dr and Mrs R G Roscamp entertain St Andrews Chapel choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Henderson
Lincoln Avenue
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Highland U. P
J. H. Frew
Moody Avenue
Rose of Sharon
Westminster
McConnell’s Mills
R. G. Roscamp
St. Andrew’s Capel
Milholland Family Attends Pittsburg Wedding
Mrs C H Milholland and daughter Marjorie of Delaware avenue travel to Pittsburg for the wedding of Miss Mary Milholland and Rev A B Reed of Cleveland. The ceremony at 7 oclock tonight will be in Brookline at C F Milholland’s home with Rev John Milholland officiating. The newlyweds plan a honeymoon abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Milholland
Marjorie
Delaware Avenue
Pittsburg
Mary Milholland
A. B. Reed
Cleveland
Marjorie Milholland
C. F. Milholland
Brookline
John Mil
Quiet Worcersville Wedding Ties Alda Wilson to Ellis Myers
A quiet wedding was held Wednesday evening in Worcersville uniting Miss Alda Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson with Ellis Myers of Rochester. After a brief wedding trip the couple will reside in Rochester. The bride is well known and popular locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcersville
Alda Wilson
Charles Wilson
Ellis Myers
Rochester
Enie Luncheon Hosted On Lawn By Mrs Swan And Mrs Bach
A pleasant today event featured an enie luncheon hosted by Mrs L L Swan and Mrs Clyde Bach at the Swan home. The lawn was set with summer flowers in dainty colors as decorations and luncheon covers were priced at 15. Needlework was the afternoon's division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enie
L. L. Swan
Clyde Bach
Dorothy Dean Hosts J. S. Girls at Belle Vue Home
Miss Dorothy Dean entertained the J. S. girls at her Belle Vue avenue home on Wednesday night. After a short business session a luncheon was served with help from her mother Mrs. C. V. Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dean
J. S. Girls
Bellevue Avenue
C. V. Dean
Patriotic Inspirations for Young Americans
Wayne Whipple presents The Story of the American Flag and The Story of the Liberty Bell each 125 pages priced 25 cents. Flags with pole and bracket sized 4 by 6 feet complete for one dollar. Larger flag outfits cost one dollar fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Whipple
Many Parties Honor Visitors From Mars
Misses Alberta and Helen Jordan of Mars visit cousins Misses Dorothy and Phyllis Beal of Leasure avenue after two weeks with grandmother Mrs. I. S. Jordan. In their honor, Esther and Lois Knox entertain informally, with events including a dinner at Miss Emma Matthews and a breakfast for 14 at the park, plus dinners at Miss Harriet Dunlap’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Helen Jordan
Mars
Dorothy
Phyllis Beal
Leasure Avenue
I. S. Jordan
Esther
Lois Knox
Emma Matthews
W. L. Beal
Harriet Dunlap
Miss Nana Morgan to Wed W F Jones This Saturday
Miss Nana Morgan of the Y O A is the bride elect in a Woodlawn wedding set for Saturday. A porch party given by Miss Anna Fehrenbach on Phillips street featured music games and a pink and fern luncheon with centerpieces and ribbon favors. Attending guests included Cassie Johns Ruth Johns Margaret Preston Elsie Francis Edith Edmunds Anna Davis Mrs R E Johns Mrs Jas A Porte and the hostess. The next Y O A meeting will be at Cascade park next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Fehrenbach
Phillips Street
Nana Morgan
W. F. Jones
Woodlawn
Edwin Fehrenbach
Wilda Smith
Cassie E. Johns
Ruth Johns
Margaret Preston
Elsie Francis
R. E. Johns
Edith Edmunds
Anna Davis
Jas. A. Porte
Cascade Park
Miss Flossie Chard Hosts Teatime For Visiting Guests
Miss Flossie Chard of Butler Avenue entertained about 40 young people at her home Wednesday night in honor of Miss Ruth Miller of Cleveland Ohio who is visiting Miss Myrtle Williamson of Shaw Street. A Fredonia guest Miss Katherine Anderson joined the party with yellow and white daisies as decor. Music dancing and card playing were featured with refreshments served on the porch. The hostesses included Mrs William Chard and Mrs R W Anderson and Miss Edith Randall. A Friday morning breakfast at the park will honor the same visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Chard
Butler Avenue
Ruth Miller
Cleveland
Myrtle Williamson
Shaw Street
Katherine Anderson
Fredonia
Miss Chard
William Chard
First Methodist Ladies Host Picnic for Mrs Phillips
The Kings Daughters chapter hosted a noonday park picnic for Mrs. S Edgar Phillips who soon leaves for Chicago. The largely attended event featured committee members Mrs Ira Fulkerson Mrs Frank Fischer and Mrs Robert Lowry and included a small remembrance for the guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Edgar Phillips
Chicago
Kings Daughters of the First Methodist Church
Ira §. Fulkerson
Frank Fischer
Robert Lowry
Card Party At Mrs Ada Grosshart’s Home
Ten members of Carnation Kensington gathered at Mrs Ada Grosshart residence on Agnew street for a Wednesday afternoon needlework session. A nicely appointed dinner followed at six o’clock with pink and white decorations. Miss Cora King helped entertain guests and favors featured corncob pipes with animal shapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Grosshart
Carnation Kensington
Agnew Street
Cora King
Gilliford McCready Wedding At Spruce Hill
A wedding ceremony was held at Spruce Hill near Altoona as Harriet Gilliford wed Clay McCready of New Bedford. The event featured pink and white decor, bridesmaids in pink satin, and a procession led by Miss Claire of Altoona. The couple will reside in the groom’s family home in New Bedford during building of their bungalow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gilliford
Spruce Hill
Altoona
Harriet Gilliford
Clay McCready
New Bedford
Claire
Mary McCready
John Thompson
Robert Claire Johnston
Sharon
Miss McCready
B. M. Paul
S.S. McCready
Mary
Nellie McCready
Olive VanFleet
C. C. Thompson
Juvenile Court Work Reported at Federation Meeting
Miss Belle Braham presented a report on juvenile court work in Washington at a federation committee meeting in the YWCA. An assistant oversees the program from a courthouse office, funded by the county. The group decided to procure anti cigarette literature for city distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federation
Belle Braham
Court House
Quiet Ellwood City Wedding for Miss Margaret Raithel and Raymond Newton
A quiet morning ceremony united Miss Margaret Raithel and Raymond Newton in Ellwood City. Rev. G. Morgan Davis officiated and the couple planned a short trip before settling at Mrs. Maines home. The groom is J. R. Newton’s son and brother of Mrs. Lyman Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Raithel
Raymond Newton
Ellwood City
G. Morgan Davis
Maines
J. R. Newton
Lyman Hughes
North Mill Street
Mentor Club plans July picnic at the park
The Mentor club met on Wednesday at the Nowling home on Court street with 16 guests. After a card game they enjoyed refreshments and arranged a picnic at the park for July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Nowling
Court Street
Mentor Club
Miss Jean Buxton Graduates From Pratt Institute
Miss Jean Buxton returns from Brooklyn where she graduated June 16 with a domestic science and art specialty from Pratt Institute. She will spend the summer with her mother, Mrs. Emma Buxton, of Lincoln Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Buxton
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pratt Institute
Emma Buxton
Lincoln Avenue
J D S girls hold picnic at Miss Hogue’s home
With their mothers and friends as special guests the J. D. S. girls enjoyed a picnic at the home of Miss Martha Hogue near the paper mill on Wednesday. Bathing and games provided pleasure and a delicious supper was served.
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Martha Hogue
Eastside book club plans picnic and breakfast at park
The Eastside book club met at Mrs. Harry Carpenter's home on Morton Street for a Wednesday afternoon gathering. Members discussed sewing and arranged a park picnic for this evening and a park breakfast in two weeks, with Mrs. Chester Reynolds as a special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastside Book Club
Harry Carpenter
Morton Street
Chester Reynolds
Dinner for Brundage Haley Guests at Tea Cup Inn
In honor of their guests Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Brundage and Miss Houston of Oil City Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Haley of East Falls street entertained at dinner in the Tea Cup Inn Wednesday evening covers being laid for seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Brundage
Miss Houston
Oil City
J. B. Haley
East Falls Street
Tea Cup Inn
Luncheon At Country Club Honors Mrs J E Reilly
A 1 o'clock luncheon at the Country Club featured a pretty flower arrangement and was presided over by Mrs Harriet Hamilton of East Falls Street. Guests included Mrs J E Reilly of Oil City. Ten covers were laid and the afternoon included fancy work and social conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Harriet Hamilton
East Falls Street
J. E. Reilly
Oil City
Brown and Hamilton staffs hold annual picnic at Ayres home
The Brown and Hamilton store employees held their annual picnic Wednesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. William Ayres home on North Jefferson street. Tables for 42 were set on the lawn and an informal evening with music and games followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown and Hamilton
William Ayres
North Jefferson Street
Mrs Jones Hosts N H S Club Meeting In Afternoon
Mrs Albert Jones of East Reynolds street entertained the N H S club with 20 guests. Mrs Joseph Redman presided and Mrs Hugh Ward assisted in serving a tempting collation after hours of needlework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Jones
East Reynolds Street
N. H. S. Club
Joseph Redman
Hugh Ward
Norris family plans summer in Canada on Sparrow Lake
Mrs Edwin F Norris and her children Edwina Beulah and John of West Grant avenue travel with Joseph Norris also of West Grant avenue to spend the summer at a Canadian home on Sparrow Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin F. Norris
Edwina
Beulah
John
West Grant Avenue
Joseph Norris
Sparrowake
Ottie Wimer and Frank McKnight to Wed at Eastbrook
Announcement of the marriage between Ottie M. Wimer of Portersville and Frank N. McKnight of Eastbrook with Rev. L. B. Clark officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottie M. Wimer
Portersville
Frank N. McKnight
Eastbrook
Knights of Pythias Picnic Date Set at Woodland Beach
Advertisement notes the event on July 1 at Woodland Beach. Details emphasize a community picnic hosted by the Knights of Pythias with festivities for attendees. The fragment indicates a scheduled date and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Knights of Pythias
Woodland Beach
No Increase in Freight Rates Denied by ICC
The interstate commerce commission refused to allow 52 railroads east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio and Potomac rivers to reopen their cases seeking a 5 percent freight rate increase. It will begin an inquiry to determine if current rates yield fair profit and will permit railroads and stakeholders to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National News Association
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Ohio and
Potomac Rivers
Local notes and visits from Pittsburg to Sharon area
Mrs. Leo Fedeman returns from Pittsburg. James Edie visits Eastbrook on business. Pearl Stark recovering from appendicitis at Shenango Valley Hospital. Mrs. Julia Ann Hill visits relatives in the city. Miss Anne Federman and Miss Sara Clark guests in Sharon. David Roberts and Miss Katherine Newman travel and visit. Mrs. Tressa Sadler hosts a music class at Highland Park. Local moves and visits extend to 219 East Street, Woodlawn, and Grove City. Gettysburg reunion plans and hospital medical notes accompany social events and community comings and goings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edie
Eastbrook
Pearl Stark
Shenango Valley Hospital
Julia Ann Hill
Hillsville
Anne Federman
Long Avenue
Sara Clark
Grove City
Bartram Avenue
East Street
Hazel Williams
South Mill Street
Woodlawn
Mollie O'Neal
Murdock
A. L. Sweezy
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Emma. Henry
East Home Street
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Bible Class Met at Paris Home Amid Criminal Allegations
The Frank Geiger Bible class meets Thursday at 8 pm at Mrs. McMillen's home on Crawford Avenue in Paris. A report ties $5,000 to male and female criminals, outlining alleged wrongdoing linked to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Geiger
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Kivents
Man Without
Edward Everett Hale
Metzler
Kensington
Juvenile Court Comm
Raithel-Newton
New Castle
Buwer’s
Marcella
Ayres Home
Mather Bros. CO
Fine China
Jewelers and Silversmiths
East
Washington St
Leona
Muslins
Golconda
Princess
Col
Leo Fedeman
David Roberts
Youngstown
Katherine Newman
Tressa Sadler
Division Street
Highland Park
George W. Hamilton
W. J. Morris
W. E. Jackson
North Mercer
Florence Waddington
John W. Waddington
Elgar
Ruth
Jennie Cartwright
Stoneboro
Jacob L. Tewell
Ed. Umbright
Park Avenue
Archie
Walter
Gary
Ind
Stanley Rulf
Ning
Aft
James Reis
L. B. Hamilton
John Wallace Harbison
Jack
Jane
Rossly Farms
S.A. Bowman
Highland Avenue
George Moser
Carlisle Stree
Weir
Fs Department
Conneaut Lake
Georgia Preston
T. A. Preston
Pearson Street
Paris
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