Cunningham Family on Extensive Trips
Mr J P H Cunningham of North Jefferson street has returned from Nova Scotia and will depart Monday with a Pittsburg friend for Seattle Washington. They will meet two friends from San Francisco and Paris and sail to Alaska, planning to trek about 200 miles inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. H. Cunningham
North Jefferson Street
Nova Scotia
Pittsburg
Seattle
Wash
San Francisco
Paris
Alaska
Cunningham
Robert H. Cunningham
Indianna
Ladies’ Missionary Kensington at Mrs Frew’s Moody Avenue
The Highland United Presbyterian church Ladies' Missionary society hosted a Kensington gathering at the home of Mrs. J. H. Frew on Moody Avenue. Guests numbered 32 and were welcomed by a floral setting and a program followed by refreshments. Committee members assisting included Mrs. C. H. Fischer, Mrs. W. G. Eckles, Mrs. J. B. Love, and Mrs. W. H. Hodgkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Frew
Moody Avenue
Kensington
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Family guests depart for Ann Arbor and White Lake trip
Dr and Mrs A Howard Ryan with baby of Pittsburg and Mrs John Ryan of St Louis have left Carlisle street in Carlisle after a week with Mrs G L Griffith. They travel to Ann Arbor Michigan for a short visit enroute to White Lake Michigan to spend the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Howard Ryan
Baby
Pittsburg
John Ryan
St. Louis
G. L. Griffith
Carlisle Street
Ann Arbor
Mich
White Lake
Croton Methodist members enjoy hay ride to McConnell's Mills
Members of the Rose of Shar On and Westminster Bible classes at Croton Methodist Church enjoyed a hay ride and picnic to McConnell's Mills on Friday. The outing was described as most enjoyable, with a delicious dinner served and the party returning late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose of Sharon and
Westminster Bible
Croton Methodist Church
McConnell’s Mills
Bass singer Co F Young to star in Crannich Amusement plays
Co F Young son of Louis Young of the Eastside will play the leading role in plays produced at the park next week by the Crannich Amusement company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. F. Young
Louis Young
Eastside
Crannich
Entertained at Family Dinner by Mrs Ayers and Guests
Mrs John Ayers of North Jefferson Street entertained at a family dinner Friday at 1 o'clock in honor of her sisters Mrs Forbes and Mrs Minner of West Middlesex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ayers
North Jefferson Street
Forbes
Minner
West Middlesex
Breakfast at the Park Chaperoned by Mrs Yates
A morning breakfast at the park drew a crowd of young people escorted by Mrs C H Yates. The event began at an early hour with attendees enjoying the meal and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Yates
Pretty wedding event of today at the Morgan home
Miss Nana Morgan and Mr. William J. Jones of Woodlawn wed at noon in the bride’s parents’ house on South Mercer Street. Rev. T. J. Williams officiated as about 40 guests attended. Miss Elizabeth Morgan wore Nile green silk and her sister pale blue charmeuse. Best man Harry Evans and a pink white reception followed before the couple’s Niagara Falls trip and plans to reside in Woodlawn. Parents of the groom Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones of Wierton were the only out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nana Morgan
William J. Jones
Woodlawn
John P. Morgan
South Mercer Street
T. J. Williams
Elizabeth Morgan
Harry Evans
Niagara Falls
Thomas Jones
Wierton
Hostesses Celebrate Shower for Bride and Groom
Mrs. Ross Patterson Abbott and Miss Hannah Bashline hosted a miscellaneous shower at the Abbott home on Youngstown car line stop 49 for their cousins Mr. and Mrs. James Earle Leasure nee Grace Clark, a June fourth wedding. The event drew 20 friends who brought linen china and silverware gifts. The house glowed with yellow and white daisies and lanterns on the porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Patterson Abbott
Hannah Bashline
Youngstown
James Earle Leasure
Grace Clark
W. W. Abbott
Crafton
Lina Sage
Ellwood City
Abbott
Dinner honors for Misses Alberta and Helen Jordan
Miss Harriet Dunlap hosted a dinner on Leasure avenue Friday evening for Alberta and Helen Jordan of Mars, guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Beal. Eight guests attended along with music and pleasantries. A breakfast for 14 followed at the park the next morning hosted by Mrs. W. L. Beal. On Monday evening Miss Helen Foster of North Mercer street will entertain in their honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Dunlap
Leasure Avenue
Alberta
Helen Jordan
Mars
W. L. Beal
Helen Foster
North Mercer Street
Picnic Dinner Of Helena Auxiliary Held At Cascade Park
The Helena Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church held its annual dinner in Cascade park grove after a brief business meeting. Roses adorned tables and a committee led by Mrs. James M. Smith oversaw a wine menu. Guests included Miss Mary Shilling of Mercer and Mrs. A T Shilling of Wheatland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
First Presbyterian Church
Grove
Cascade Park
James M. Smith
Mary Shilling
Mercer
A. T. Shilling
Wheatland
G G G Kensington Entertained At Mrs Gordon Home
Friday afternoon the G G G Kensington were entertained at the home of Mrs Louis Gordon on Neshannock avenue. Plans were made for a dinner next Tuesday evening in the park dining hall. The arranging committee includes Mrs Gordon Mrs George White and Mrs Charles Duff. The next regular meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs Fred Gilliland of Mercer street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. G. Kensington
Louis Gordon
Neshannock Avenue
the Park
Gordon
George White
Charles Duff
Fred Gilliland
Mercer Street
X Y Z Girls Meet at Florence Henderson Home
The X. Y. Z. girls gathered Friday afternoon at Miss Florence Henderson’s Lincoln avenue home. Special guests included Miss Margaret Sankey Miss Carolyn Pursell of Bristol Mrs. John Wallace Harbison of Rosslyn Farms and Mrs. H. Victor Tyrrell of Toronto. Refreshments were served and the day was shared informally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Henderson
Lincoln Avenue
Margaret Sankey
Carolyn Pursell
Bristol
John Wallace Harbison
Rosslyn Farms
H. Victor Tyrrell
Toronto
Can
Informal Porch Party Hosts Visitors From New York and Oil City
Mrs S T Spier of New York and Mrs J B Reilly of Oil City were honored guests at a porch party for 15 friends. Mrs T J Smith of Garfield Avenue hosted with special guest Mrs Frank Hill of Youngstown and Miss Maude Fisher assisting with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Spier
New York
J. B. Reilly
Oil City
T. J. Smith
Garfield Avenue
Frank Hill
Youngstown
Maude Fisher
D W T Girls Social At Miss Sherger Home
The D W T girls spent Friday evening at Miss Mary Sherger of South Jefferson street. Miss Isabelle Book attended as a special guest and light refreshments were served. Misses Florence and Helen Stroble of South Mill street will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sherger
South Jefferson Street
Isabelle Book
Florence
Helen Stroble
South Mill Street
Miss Mary Britton Weds Thomas Joyce In Elm Street Nuptials
Mrs. Mary Harris of Detroit and Mr and Mrs C E Walder with Miss Virginia Delacey of Erie arrive as guests of Mr and Mrs John Britton for the marriage of their daughter Miss Mary Britton and Thomas Joyce set for Monday in Elm Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harris
Detroit
Mich
C. E. Walder
Virginia Delacey
Erie
City
John Britton
Elm Street
Mary Britton
Thomas Joyce
Mrs Euwer and Mary Lou Visit Mrs Orr and Mrs Crouch
Mrs. Leah Euwer and her daughter Mary Lou from Lincoln Avenue returned from a pleasant visit with Mrs. William Orr of Rosslyn Farms and Mrs. Clarence Crouch of Bellevue. During the trip Euwer was honor guest at several large functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Euwer
Mary Lou
Lincoln Avenue
William Orr
Rosslyn Farms
Clarence, Crouch
Bellevue
Euwer
The List Reunion Set for July 5 at Gust List Home
A reunion for The List will take place on Saturday July 5 at the home of Gust List in Mahoning township two miles from stop 78 on the Sharon line. The car will be met at :40 and 9:30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
List
Gust List
Mahoning Township
Sharon Line
Primary Children Enjoy Banquet At First Methodist
A Friday afternoon banquet for First Methodist church primary department members slated for Sunday graduation followed a rehearsal. Thirty covers were set, and tables featured flowers and ferns. Aides were the department teachers Miss M Kate Stockman Mrs J K Hess Mrs Hazen Miss Agnes Mayne Miss Florence Whittaker Mrs W O Rodgers Miss Myrna Long Glayds and Margaret Fulker gon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
M. Kate Stockman
J. K. Hess
Hazen
Agnes Mayne
Florence Whittaker
W. O. Rodgers
Myrna Long
Glayds
Margaret Fulkergon
Maude Evans Weds Clarence Frey In Harper Home
A wedding held this afternoon at 5 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Harper on South Mill street united Miss Maude Evans and Clarence Frey. Rev. W. J. John officiated with Mrs. Mary Ward and David Evans in attendance. The bride carried roses and the couple plan to live on Sycamore street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Harper
South Mill Street
Maude Evans
Clarence Frey
W. J. John
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Mary Ward
David Evans
Sycamore Street
L’rances Frey
Local Social Circles Note Luncheon and Weddings
Miss Blanche Lusk hosts a luncheon at the Country club for Miss Mary Wheeler of Erie. The wedding of Miss Mart Britton and Thomas Joyce is set for 8 at St Mary’s church. Miss Jennie Shira and Arch Moffatt of Ellwood City to be quietly married. Ministerial association closes season with a noonday banquet at Cascade park. Miss Helen Foster hosts dinner for Misses Helen and Alberta Jordan of Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Lusk
Highland Avenue
Country Club
Mary Wheeler
Erie
Mart Britton
Elm Street
Thomas Joyce
St. Mary’s Church
Jennie Shira
Arch Moffatt
Ellwood City
Ministerial Association
Cascade Park
Helen Foster
North Mercer Street
Helen
Alberta Jordan
Mars
First Johnson Family Reunion Held at Smiley Home
The first annual Johnson family reunion took place Thursday at Milton and Mrs. Smiley’s home in Koppel with about 60 relatives from Beaver Valley towns. A family dinner was served in a grove and a baseball game provided afternoon entertainment. The next reunion is planned for Cascades Park in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Milton Smiley
Koppel
Beaver Valley
Cascadesi Park
New Castle
Beaver Times
E N Club Hosts Evening for Miss Diana Preston Guests
Guests of Miss Diana Preston of East Long Avenue enjoyed a pleasant evening with music and sewing on Friday. Special guests included Mrs. Harry Ward and her children Harry and Florence. The next meeting will be at Miss Ethel Ward's Long Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Preston
East Long Avenue
E. N. Club
Harry Ward
Harry
Florence
Ethel Ward
Long Avenue
Marriage Notice of Miss Mary Lees and Sydney Cooper
Cards announce the marriage of Miss Mary Lees daughter of Rev and Mrs George Lees of Wilkes Barre late of this city to Sydney Cooper of Honesdale. The ceremony occurred Thursday evening at the couple’s new home in Honesdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lees
George Lees
Wilkes Barre
Sydney Cooper
Honesdale
Picnic for church families at First Methodist park
Families and special guests of the Men's Bible class from First Methodist church enjoyed a Friday evening park picnic. Three long tables lined the site while roses provided decorative color for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Raffle Bid Threaded In Chicago Lodge Picnic Claim
The anti cruelty society in Chicago investigates a report of a raffle involving a nine month old girl at a lodge picnic in August at a major amusement park. An informant provided a raffle ticket detail to Hugo Crouse, society head, and investigators began their inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Anticruelty Society Today
Hugo Crouse
Local residents and visitors noted in yesterday's social roundup
Personal mentions include Vr. O Wilkin of Volant and W P Sanky of Plaingrove visiting yesterday. Mrs Charles Linton and children return from Sandy Lake, while Mrs John Huchel of Dayton is visiting local friends. Frances Allen of Cleveland stays with Elizabeth Douds in Croton. Various residents report hospital care, travels to Canada and the Midwest, and family visits including Montreal, Sparrow Lake, Slippery Rock, Greensburg and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vr. O. Wilkin
Volant
W. P. Sanky
Plaingrove Township
Charles Linton
Race
Sandyake
John Huchel
Dayton
Frances Allen
Cleveland
Elizabeth Douds
Croton Avenue
Druschel
Mill Street
New Castle Hospital
Ruth Smith
Oak Street
Jennie Williams
East Washington Street
Mercer
Eve
Young Girl Tries Death by Her Own Action
A young girl, believed to have ingested carbolic acid, was found on the floor but survived after doctors discovered the liquid was peroxide. Her father and she were taken to the city, with wanderlust cited as motive. Authorities note multiple similar attempts in Butler amid heat and rising concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Miss Parker
Butler
Lauterbach Denies Lovett Charges In Senate Probe
Edward S. Lauterbach a prominent New York attorney strongly denies charges by Judge Robert S. Lovett chairman of the Union Pacific board that his retention would aid the road in avoiding government suits to dissolve the Union Pacific merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Lauterbach
New York
Robert S. Lovett
Union Pacific R. A
Senate
Union Pacific
Loyal Temperance Union marks 21st anniversary in Millville
Delegations from across the state gathered in Millville for the Loyal Temperance region anniversary celebration on June 22. Roy Manne was re elected president for the coming year as speakers from New York Maine and Philadelphia attended. Prof J B Darly led the music and townspeople welcomed the visitors. A large crowd attended the Men s Bible class picnic at the First Church park with supper and social time afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millville
Columbia County
Loyal Temperance Region
Roy Maine
Clinton N. Howard
New York
Debora Knox Livingston
Maine
Adam B. Parsells
Philadelphia
Grace Hendricks
M. E. Church
Bible Class Plans July Meeting at Mrs Robinson’s Home
The Siebert Bible class schedules its business meeting for the first Monday evening in July at Mrs A E Robinson’s Addis street home. This will be the last gathering until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siebert Bible Class
A. E. Robinson
Addis Street
Linguistic diversity across the American continent
A survey notes 1,624 languages and dialects in use across North and South America. The figure highlights broad linguistic richness with many communities maintaining distinct tongues amid social change and globalization.
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McConnell's Mills
Park Theatre
Breakfast
East Washington St
Park
Mather Bros
Fine China
Mather Bros. Co
East
Washington St
Albert EB. Jinks
Huron Avenue
Overlook
James Keyes
Cuyahoga Falls
C. B. Newell
Emerson Avenue
Paul Cubbison
Troyles Avenue
Montreal
Charles Glasser
Glenn Avenue
Ira Alford
Adams __ street
Shenango Valley Hospital
Bessie Rogan
West North Street
Alice Prince
Ohio
Eleanor Fleming
Park Avenue
Canada
Beulah Norris
Sparrow Lake
M. E. Hoover
Nevada Hoover
Dewey Avenue
Slippery Rock
Miss Hoover
J. F. Haney
Highland
Blaine Snow
Sara Sankey
Wallace Avenue
Washington, D. C
Greensburg
E. O. Bowden
William
Upland
Cal
William Hoyland
Terrace Avenue
Moravia Streets
Lovett
J. W. Buwer
Crex
Charmeuse
Lluwer’s
Madam Rumball
Mellin’s Store
Hope Gas Irons
H. R. Dunlap & Sons
Bell Phone
Mill St
Johnston Bros. Paint Mfgs
White St
J. F. Robertson
Mercantile
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