Birthday Party Honors 21st for Thomas Stickle
An evening party at Mrs. Clare Stitt’s Sycamore street home celebrated the 21st birthday of Thomas Stickle. Guests included Ruth Jamison, Mary Zimmerman, Mary Ward, Hazel Brown, Ellen Brown, Huldah Harkless, Julia Ettinger, Mary Ellen Parks, Anna Wilkinson, Susie Parks, Fannie Parks, Mildred Hiler, Mary Richey, Mildred Parks, and many friends. The hostess assisted by Mrs. Pearl Hunter served a lunch beside a 21-candle birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Stitt
Sycamore Street
Thomas Stickle
Pearl Hunter
Ruth Jamison
Mary Zimmerman
Mary Ward
Hazel Brown
Ellen Brown
Huldah Harkless
Julia
Margaret Ettinger
Mary Ellen Parks
Anna Wilkison
Susie
Fannie Parks
Mildred Hiler
Mary Richey
Mildred Parks
Harry Smiley
Dewey Parks
Russell
Bob Ward
William Ketzel
Tom Baskeyfield
Ivan Fred
Edward Stickle
Francis Hiler
Jack Kirkwood
Marion Merchant
Mr. Waters
Paul Hunter
Petticrew
Wednesday Evening club hostess hosts cards and knitting
Mrs C S Steinmetz of Hile man apartments hosted a Wednesday Evening club gathering with Mrs C L Wells C F Kelliher Elmer Robinson and G G Steinmetz as special guests from Levittsburg Pa. Refreshments were served with Mrs Wells assisting. The club plans to meet in two weeks with Mrs William Bien ecke of Pine street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Steinmetz
Hileman Apartments
C. L. Wells
C. F. Kelliher
Elmer Robinson
G. G. Steinmetz
Levittsburg
Club Guests Knit and Listen to Victrola Music
Miss Minnie Warnock Miss Dor othy Dean and Miss Mellita Forrest were special guests Wednesday evening when Miss Rae Ott of Arlington avenue entertained the S. P. club. The rooms were decorated with roses and the guests spent the hours knitting and listening to Victrola music. In two weeks Miss Mildred Gibson of Croton avenue will host the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Warnock
Dorothy Dean
Mellita Forrest
Rae Ott
Arligton Avenue
S. P. Club
Mildred Gibson
Croton Avenue
Beav er Street Bride Weds Wilfred Diamond at St Marys
Miss Mary Gallagher of Beaver street married Wilfred Diamond of Moore avenue this morning in St Marys church. Attendants were Miss Celia Murphy and Walter Hannon. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s mother Mrs Margaret Gallagher’s North Beaver street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gallagher
Beaver Street
Wilfred Diamond
Moore Avenue
St. Mary’s Church
Celia Murphy
Walter Hannon
Margaret Gallagher
North Beaver Street
Car Club Hosts Evening Games and Prizes
Mrs. James Heasley of Pearl street hosted the 1907 Car club gathering on Wednesday evening with four tables of games. Prizes went to Mrs. N. J. Wick and Mrs. Samuel Wilke. Refreshments were served, and two weeks hence Mrs. Wick of East Morton street will entertain the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Heasley
Pearl Street
Car Club
N. J. Wick
Samuel Wilke
Leahey
East Morton Street
Helena Picnic Postponed Indefinitely
The Helena Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church has postponed its church picnic indefinitely, disrupting planned community gathering and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
First Presbyterian Church
Picnic Acknowledges Girls Group at Sadie Belle Duncan Home
A group of girls enjoyed a Wednesday picnic at Miss Sadie Belle Duncan's Sharon line home with Victrola music. Misses Alice Jinks and Duncan performed piano selections for attendees Elizabeth Gould Freda Kurtz Sadie Louis Mildred Bleadly Celia Louis Louise Blight Francis Larson Margaret Stewart Elizabeth Stewart Alice Jenks Dorothea Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Belle Duncan
Sharon
Alice Jinks
Miss Duncan
Elizabeth Gould
Freda Kurtz
Sadie Louis
Mildred Bleadly
Celia Louis
Louise Blight
Francis Larson
Margaret Stewart
Elizabeth Stewart
Alice Jenks
Dorothea Barnes
N. L. A. Girls Visit Miss Warnock in Superior Street
N. L. A. girls were guests Wednesday evening of Miss Mary Warnock of Superior street. Mrs. L. Lewis of Philadelphia and Miss Mabel Osterling of Butler were honored visitors. The hostess and family provided refreshments with national colors and sweet peas as a centerpiece. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Frank Robinson of Walnut street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Warnock
Superior Street
L. Lewis
Philadelphia
Mabel Osterling
Butler
Warnock
Minnie
Frank Robinson
Walnut Street
Welker and Pherigo Wed in Youngstown
C. W. Welker and Mrs. Laura E. Pherigo of this city were married in Youngstown June 11. They moved today to 1722 East Washington street and will be at home to friends. Mrs. Welker is daughter of Mrs. Laura Michels. Mr. Welker is related to F. E. and B. W. Welker and works with the Carnegie Steel Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Welker
Laura E. Pherigo
Youngstown
East Washington Street
Welker
Laura Michels
Mr. Welker
F. E
B. W. Welker
Carnegie Steel Company
Clarence
Jarrett
J. William Frank
Baltimore
Harold Shaffer
West Grant Street
Thomas Sheppard
Pulaski Road
Joseph Sheppard
William Hewitt
North Beaver Street
James Albert Hewitt
330Th Infantry
Thomas Charles
Sutton Streets
Charles Cochran
Wilmington Avenue
Harry Kiser
North Jefferson Street
Craig Steen
Willing Workers Bible Class Meets at Cascade Park
Thirty six members of the Willing Workers Bible class at Croton Avenue M E Church enjoyed a Wednesday morning breakfast at Cascade Park. Flowers decorated tables and a delicious meal was served. Many attendees stayed for luncheon and the next meeting is set for the third Thursday in July at Mrs. O A Rodgers home on Cascade Street with husbands as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Bible Class
Croton Avenue
M. E
Cascade Park
The
Park
O. A. Rodgers
Cascade Street
Birthday Party Honors Miss Rebecca Clark and James Hamill
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Porter and children Robert and Alberta visit Mrs. Clara Turley and others in this city as guests at a birthday party for Miss Rebecca Clark aged 80 and James Hamill aged 32 at W. B. Hamill's home in Petersburg Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Porter
Robert
Alberta
Harry Jones
Philip
Clara Turley
W. B. Hamill
Petersburg
Rebecca Clark
James Hamill
Clark
Mr. Hamill
Third Caldwell Family Reunion Set July Fourth
The Caldwell family holds its third annual reunion on July 4 at Fred Glenn’s home in Plain Grove Pennsylvania. Lois Caldwell Book serves as secretary pro tem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Fred Glenn
Plain Grove
Lois Caldwell Book
Kensington to Meet Mrs Samuel Smith on Wednesday Evening
Woodrow Kensington will meet Mrs Samuel Smith of Pearson Street on Wednesday evening of next week replacing the previously planned Thursday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Kensington
Samuel Smith
Pearson Street
Miss Boyd Weds H. L. Ridenour in Quiet Princeton Ceremony
Miss Nine Boyd daughter of Sheriff J. H. Boyd wed Herbert Lloyd Ridenour of Ellwood City in a Wednesday evening ceremony at the Presbyterian church in Princeton. The couple will reside in Ellwood City where the groom works as a foreman for Shelby Steel Tube. an eastern honeymoon followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nine Boyd
Sheriff
J. H. Boyd
Herbert Lloyd Ridenour
Ellwood City
Robert M. Offutt
Presbyterian Church
Princeton
Lloyd Ridenour
Philadelphia
Margaret Moore
Merle Boyd
R. L. Boyd
Camp Greenleaf
Miss Moore
J. B. G. Club Guests Entertain With Mrs Taggart
Members of the J. B. G. club were hosted by Mrs. Claire Taggart in Youngstown yesterday afternoon. The afternoon included usual pastimes and refreshments. Guests then visited Idora Park for an evening outing, with Mrs. Arthur Reitz and Miss Nell McAnaney of Neshannock avenue in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. G. Club
Claire Taggart
Youngstown
Idora Park
Arthur Reitz
Nell McAnaney
Neshannock Avenue
Pleasing hostess entertains associates with refreshments
Miss Anna Fehrenbach hosted a Wednesday evening gathering with her sister Mrs. J Allen Porte assisting. Mrs. V V Wagner of South Mill Street invited the club to meet at her home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Fehrenbach
J. Allen Porte
V. V. Wagner
South Mill Street
Helena Auxiliary Dinner and Inter Nos Picnic Highlights
A Helena Auxiliary dinner hosted by Mrs. E. A. Fenton on Glenmore Boulevard features the G. W. C. and Mrs. A. W. Scott. Also noted are an Inter Nos picnic at Cascade Park and a Y. W. C. A. book club luncheon and business meeting with Happy Hour and breakfast at Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
E. A. Fenton
Glenmore Boulevard
Cascade Park
A. W. Scott
East Street
Book Club
Park
Wallace Davis Visits Sister During Fulough Leave
Wallace Davis, a former city resident, visits sister Mrs. E. S. Waddington on Sutton street during a furlough after sixth overseas trip. Navy sailor aboard the cruiser St. Louis will stay until July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Davis
E. S. Waddington
Sutton Street
Mr. Waddington
United States Navy
St. Louis
Mrs Luke Eagan and daughter return home after graduation
Mrs Luke Eagan and her daughter Elizabeth Eagan who recently graduated from Villa Marie convent have returned to their Hoyt apartments home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Eagan
Elizabeth Eagan
Villa Marie Convent
Hoyt Apartments
Croton District Seaming Meeting For Drum Corps
Ladies of Croton district will meet at the home of Mrs. Mont Remley on Dewey avenue Friday afternoon to sew for the Croton Drum Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton
Mont Remley
Dewey Avenue
J B Club Meetings Postponed Indefinitely
Meetings of the J. B. club have been postponed indefinitely. No new date is set, and members are advised to await further notice regarding rescheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B
Thompson reunion planned at Morado Park in Bea ver County
Descendants of Joseph Thompson, many in Lawrence County, plan a July 4 reunion at Morado Park in Bea ver County. The gathering will bring together relatives from scattered communities to celebrate family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Thompson
Lawrence County
Morado Park
Beaver County
Personal Mention Round-Up Of Local Servicemen And Relatives
Local column notes multiple service confirmations and travel plans. Frances Barnes sails Sunday to Cambridge Springs to vacation with the Anderson family. Several relatives report arrivals in France and overseas service, including Hilyard, Heinrich, Frank, Jarrett, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Mabel Barnes
Cambridge Springs
John Anderson
C. E. Hilyard
Lafayette Street
James
France
Hilyard
Engineer Corps
Jack Frank
David Frank
Chicago
Naval Aviation
Frank
University of Wisconsin
Diefenderfer
Phillips Place
Guerpha Lake
Ottawa
Canada
Joseph Heinrich
Andrew Heinrich
North St
Heinrich
Heinnrich
City
St. Mary’s Church
Men's Shop Offers Union Suits and Hosiery Bargains
The shop lists men's sea island cotton union suits in cream with short sleeves and ankle length at 1.00 per suit. Mercerized cotton half hose in multiple colors at 35c each or 3 pairs for 1.00. Heavy ribbed knockabout hose for boys at 38c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Island
New Arrivals in Women’s Neckwear Priced At Low Rates
New arrivals in women neckwear include Fissues in net priced at 1.25 and 1.50 and Fissues in Georgette priced at 1.50 and 1.75.
Velvet 32 inch Sleeveless Jacket Fabric Offered
A newspaper brief notes a sale of 32 inch velvet suitable for sleeveless jackets at 1.95 dollars per yard. The ad emphasizes rich black velvet material as a practical fashion option.
Basement Offerings Lawn Furniture Set
A four piece porch or lawn furniture set offered for $4.75 includes a settee table rocker and chair. The hardwood pieces fold compactly when not in use and are stained green with natural finish on seats and table top.
Baking sets offer 4-piece value at 58c
Readable ad copy promotes a 4 piece baking set priced at 58c in a special value sale. Includes essential kitchen tools touted as indispensable for every home.
Shetland Floss 35c Yarn Described for Garments
An advertisement touts Shetland Floss yarn at 35 cents per ball or skein. It highlights quality and soft texture for porch jackets vests and shawls in shades like copper, rose, grey, lavender plus black and white mixes.
Girls Lisle Hose Prices in Fine Ribbed Stock
The listing offers girls lisle hose in fine ribbed, fast color yarns. Prices shown are 35 cents 38 cents and 45 cents per pair.
Polly Anna Club Plans Saturday Meeting At Three
The Polly Anna club will meet Saturday afternoon at 3 oclock. Miss Sue Cramer will lead the club during the summer and teach sewing. Ruth Worall, YWCA physical instructor, leaves today for Camp Canadohia to serve as recreation leader this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Anna
Miss Sue Cramer
Ruth Worall
Camp Canadohia
British navy maintenance costs total over one billion
Last year the cost of maintaining the British navy reached 1 049 396 085 dollars. The figure underscores the scale of naval upkeep and defense spending during the period.
Industrial Slacker Detained On Begging Charge
Sergeant Buckley described James Mc Intosh as an industrial slacker arrested last night for begging. He attempted to escape with a demand for a higher price on a drink and was picked up. The Mayor ordered him out of the city this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley
James McIntosh
Parks Car in Wrong Place
Robert Cummings appeared before the Mayor this morning on a charge of parking his car on the wrong side of the street on the rond. He claimed a loose brake bin gave him a minute to adjust it and he was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cummings
Also Mentioned on This Page
Xate
Card Club
Penna
New Jersey
Metzler
Mather Bros.co
New Castle
Jewelers & Silversmiths
E. Washington St
Miss Warnock
Cascade
Lief Fund
Philatheas
Central Presbyterian Church
Sam H. McGoun
Howapay
Miss Boyd
H. L Ridenour
J. B. G. Club Meeting
Entertains Associates
Sailor
Drum
Thompson
Herman J. Wolford
Maryland Avenue
Bellville
Illinois
New York
B. J. Rogan
North Street
C. E. Connor
308Th Field Signal Battalion
East Long Avenue
Theodore Frank
Patrick Kearns
Boro Line Street
Catherine Bolton
Yoland Small
McKeesport
E. A. McIvor
Shaw Street
C. D. Jarrett
Milton Street
Shenango Street
Ambridge
Beaver Falls
Tal
B.&h
Nainsack
Athletic Union
Monogram Special
Shetland
Y. W.C. A. Notes
Rifle Club
Polly Anna Club
Miss Worall
New Castle Hospital
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Hospital
Home Trust Company
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