Children Host Merriest Party At Patterson Home
A large group of children visited the Patterson home on North Mercer Street for an afternoon party hosted by Mary and William Patterson. They played lawn games and explored the house, with a luncheon served featuring kid friendly treats, overseen by Mrs DeGrait Pearson and other helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Patterson
Mercer Street
Mary
William
Patterson
DeGrait Pearson
Sara McKinley
H. M. Kirk
Rachel Wallace
Charles H. Johnson
Willing Workers Elect Officers at Croton Avenue Church
The Willing Workers of Croton Avene Methodist Church met Tuesday at I B George's Dewey avenue home and elected President Samuel Williams, Vice-president W C Wolford, Treasurer Mont Remiley, Secretary W D Shields. M W Leslie spoke on the Adult Bible class and the next meeting date will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Avene
Miss Nell Waite Leaves for Month at Uncle’s Cottage
In her honor Mrs. C Fralick hosts a six oclock dinner on Highland avenue Tuesday for eight guests. The occasion marks Nell Waite’s departure Friday to spend a month at Rev J D Herron’s cottage on Pewa ee Island Bala Ontario Can with her uncle in Portmouth Ohio. Roses were proffered and an informal hour or two followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Waite
Plaine Street
J. D. Herron
Portsmouth
Pewaee Island
Bala
Ontario
C. Fralick
Highland Avenue
Fralick- Cerbaugh
N. T. B. Girls Visit Park for Morning Breakfast
The N. T. B. girls traveled to the park and enjoyed a delicious breakfast on arrival. Morning activities were followed by a return visit in time for lunch with guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seana
Osburn Circle Delays Meeting Rescheduled to Thursday
The Osburn circle did not meet Tuesday due to the circus and will convene Thursday evening at Miss Lola Matthews home on Milton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osburn
Lola Matthews
Milton Street
Pretty function interests visitors at matinee card party
Miss Frances Greene hosted a Tuesday matinee card party on West Washington street with Mrs. Lewis H. Pyle in the honor chair. Visitors included Mrs. Charles Marks of Sewickley and Mrs. ThomasMartin Black of Butler, plus several guests from Goshen Indiana Redlands Cal and Philadelphia. Four euchre tables were set. prizes went to Mrs. Pyle and Mrs. Clyde Perrott. The hostess, with her mother Mrs. Bessie Greene and Mrs. J. C. Norris, served a delicious collation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Greene
West Washington Street
Lewis H. Pyle
Charles Marks
Sewickley
Thomas Martin Black
Butler
Abbott
Goshen
Ind
Wilmott
Redlands
Cal
Clyde Perrott
Beaver Falls
Pearl Huntzinger
Philadelphia
Elizabeth McKean
Mercer
Pyle
Bessie Greene
J. C. Norris
John A. Smith
Denver
Col
J. G. Smith
North Jefferson Street
W. E. Gregory
Cincinnati
Gregory
Edna Mickel
H. M. Sho
Luncheon at Tea Cup Inn Hosted by Miss Mary Lutton
A large afternoon luncheon at the Tea Cup Inn was presided over by Miss Mary Lutton of Court street. Mrs. Lyle Lutton and Mrs. Aaron Lutton of Beaver Falls received guests while daisies decorated the rooms and tables. The party included out of town guests Mrs. H J Alan of Greenville and Miss Julia Mitchell of Beaver Falls with aides Miss Hazel Sutton and Miss Hazel Smith. They finished with a friendly six hand euchre game, no prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lutton
Court Street
Lyle Lutton
Aaron Lutton
Beaver Falls
H. J. Alan
Greenville
Julia Mitchell
Hazel Sutton
Hazel Smith
Tribe Ben Hur elects officers for coming year
At Tuesday evening’s meeting of the Tribe Ben Hur the slate was chosen. Ralph L. Mayers named Chief with Elizabeth Kellert as Judge and Minnie Mayers as Teacher. Miss Josephine Montgom ery Montgomery serves as Captain and Mrs Henderson as Guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribe
Ben Hur
Ralph L. Mayers
Elizabeth Kellert
Minnie Mayers
Josephine Montgomery
Henderson
Quinn
Mr. Henderson
Ralph Mayers
Francis Mershimer
Adelaide Amon
George Home
Marriage of Miss Myrtle Rowan and Fred E Sowash
This morning at 8 o clock the marriage of Miss Myrtle Rowan daughter of Mr and Mrs John Rowan of 9 Franklin avenue and Mr Fred E Sowash of Monongahela City was solemnized in St Marys church with a large attendance. A wedding breakfast followed and after a trip they will reside in Monongahela City where Sowash is an Adams Express agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Rowan
John Rowan
Franklin Avenue
Fred E. Sowash
Monongahela City
St. Mary's Church
Sowash
Adams Express Company
Engagement announced for Miss Alice Hawn and Mr Edgar Frew
Announcement states the engagement of Miss Alice Hawn to Mr Edgar Frew of Grove City. Frew is cashier of the First National Bank in Grove City and son of Mr and Mrs William M Frew. He is nephew of Attorney and Mrs James A Gardner and Mr and Mrs A F Frew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hawn
Edgar Frew
Grove City
City
Frew
William M. Frew
First National Bank
James A. Gardner
Pearson Street
A. F. Frew
Pittsburg Street
Campbell Brothers Attend Grove City Wedding
Dr. W L Campbell of Croton Avenue traveled to Grove City for his brother Ralph Campbell’s wedding to Eva Alford of Grove City. Reverend Frank Campbell of Syracuse and Reverend Dr Purvis of Grove City officiated. The couple will reside in Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Campbell
Croton Avenue
Grove City
Ralph Campbell
Butler
Eva Alford
Frank Campbell
Syracuse
N. Y
Dr. Purvis
Johnston Ferguson Wed In Fort Wayne Ceremony
Mrs. Ada B. Johnston of Pittsburg and Dr. Ferguson of Fort Wayne Ind were married there with Rev. Thomas of the Presbyterian church officiating. They will reside in Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada B. Johnston
Pittsburg
Dr. Ferguson
Fort Wayne
Ind
Thomas
Presbyterian Church
Picnic Dinner Draws Bea ver Falls Ladies to Theatre
A park picnic Tuesday evening drew the Bea ver Falls group of Misses Anna Hagan Helen Feeley Marie McNocholls Anna Truschel Carrie Britton Winifred Hirschinger Margaret Kearns Miss Stear and Miss May Crawford to a theatre party afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hagan
Helen Feeley
Marie McNocholls
Anna Truschel
Carrie Britton
Winifred Hirschinger
Margaret Kearns
Miss Stear
May Crawford
Beaver Falls
Titzel Mack Wedding Draws Miss Titzel From Pittsburg
Miss Ella M. Titzel of Pittsburg, a guest of Mrs. James B. Twaddle of Bluff Street, East Side, during six weeks, left today for Titusville to attend the Titzel Mack wedding scheduled for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella M. Titzel
Pittsburg
James B. Twaddle
Bluff Steet
East Side
Titusville
Mr and Mrs W J Campbell given family sendoff
Mr and Mrs W J Campbell were honored at a family gathering Tuesday at the home of Mrs Charles Barr in Sharon before they leave Wednesday for their home in Ponola City Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Campbell
Ponola City
Okla
Charles Barr
Sharon
Lowry Family Reunion Set for July Fourth in New Bedford
The annual Lowry family reunion, among the year’s largest gatherings, will take place on July 4 at the United Presbyterian Church in New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowry
United Presbyterian Church
New Bedford
Central Presbyterian Philathea Class Meeting Postponed
The Philathea class meeting of Central Presbyterian Church scheduled for Thursday evening has been postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Evening party honors associates with club entertainment
The event at Miss Mabel Roberts's home on Boyles avenue featured two hostesses, Grace Gibson and a colleague, with musical games and a musical romance. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. Norman Smith, Mrs. W. S. Crawford and daughters, and out of town members Arthur White, A. F White, W. A. Coulter, and George Lyons. Receptions, luncheons, and upcoming weddings and reunions listed for local clubs and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Roberts
Boyles Avenue
Grace Gibson
J. Norman Smith
W. S. Crawford
Grace and
Eleanor
Racine
Wis
Roberts
Arthur White
Canal Zone
A. F White
W. A. Coulter
Gove City
George Lyons
Cleveland
Surprise Anniversary Visit Honoring Shaw Couple
Friends gathered in Washington township Tuesday for the fourth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Given Shaw. The event marked Mrs. Shaw's 24th birthday with an excellent dinner. Guests included many local families such as Mr. and Mrs. John M. Moon, Denton Moon, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rodgers, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw and son, and others from Grove City and the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Given Shaw
Washington Township
Shaw
John M. Moon
Grove City
Margaret McMillin
Denton Moon
Jesse Rodgers
Robert Shaw
Frank Shaw
Thomas Michels
W. A. Carr
J. M. Carr
Grace Michels
John Cooper
Thompson
Moore–Matthews marriage celebrated in Paonia
Mr and Mrs J G Moore of North Walnut street received the Paonia News and Paonia Booster which publish lengthy accounts of the marriage of their son John qr Moore and Miss Edna Matthews. The wedding occurred last week at Paonia Colo with many guests from the east and west and the couple now on a honeymoon through Colorado Springs Denver and Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Moore
North Walnut Street
Paonia News
Paonia
John Qr. Moore
Edna Matthews
Colo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Glenwood
Kensington Plans Summer Camp and Wedding Day
The Kensington group discussed summer camp plans but did not fix time or place. The event followed a Kensington meeting at Mrs. Joseph Harris’s Centennial street home with lunch afterward. At the Harris home, Miss Alice Cross and Mr. Alfred Richards wed at 3 PM with Dr. A R Rich officiating and a dinner served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Joseph Harris
Centennial Street
Elizabeth Harris
William Cross
Pearson Street
Alice Cross
Alfred Richards
Youngstown
A. R. Rich
Epworth Methodist Church
Mr and Mrs M Smith Host Unexpected Club Meeting
Mr and Mrs M Smith of Highland Avenue will entertain the Unexpected club Thursday evening instead of Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. M. Smith
Highland Avenue
Farther Lights Society Honors Miss Flossie Chard
Miss Flossie Chard of Butler Avenue received her associates in the Farther Lights society of the First church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farther Lights Society
Flossie Chard
Butler Avenue
Evening church social and picnic plans announced
The Careful Gleaners of Crofton Avenue Methodist church will picnic at the park Thursday evening with covers for 25 guests. A delightful informal entertainment followed by a dainty lunch was offered at a Baptist church Tuesday evening. Mrs. B. A. Flinn of Grant Street hosted a luncheon at the Tea Cup Inn today with a few friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Avenue
8. A. Flinn
Grant Street
Tea Cup Inn
Elizabeth Smith Hosts M M Club Friday
Miss Elizabeth Smith of Wallace Avenue will entertain the M. M. Club Friday afternoon. The gathering is hosted by the M. M. Club and will be held at her home on Wallace Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Club
Elizabeth Smith
Wallace Avenue
Sunday executive holds busy session and census plans
The Sunday executive committee reported a busy session and detailed plans for a city religious census. A prayer meeting report noted 55 chairmen attended a Saturday gathering. 100 ushers will be chosen and trained. census workers begin Thursday to map church membership and denominational ties. The stenographer will operate from the YMCA building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Local Social Notes Highlight Multiple Visits and Visits
Personal mentions include John Madden of Sharon visiting friends on Tuesday. Guests arriving or returning include Mrs H J Alan of Greenville and Mrs J Leslie Johnston in Blane street, Miss Katherine Fitzmaurice visiting Miss Mary Huether, and Mrs J W Pflug returning from Cambridge Springs renewed in health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Madden
Sharon
H. J. Alan
Greenville
J. Leslie Johnston
Blane Street
Katherine Fitzmaurice
Garfield Avenue
Mary Huether
J. W. Pflug
Carlisle Street
Cambridge Springs
Wilber Hoopengardner
Chicago
A. H. Hoopengardner
Big Beaver Township
Clyde Perrott
Beaver Falls
W. E. Wallace
Clayton Street
Cost of Holding Recent Primary Elections
Officials at the capital estimate the recent primary elections will cost the state more than $300,000. Heavy expenses arose from many contests for congress, state senate and house of representatives. Counties pay the bills and are later reimbursed by the state under the uniform primary law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Sheriff Seizes Auto Belonging to John B. Clark at Elwood City
Sheriff Whaley has seized an automobile owned by John B. Clark at Elwood City and it is advertised for sale by auction on July 5.
Social Olice cream and cake sale notices
A Rachel Rebekahs group hosts a social offering ice cream and cake at the corner of Wilson and West Washington streets on Wednesday evening. Prices not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Rebekahs
Wilson and
West
Washington Streets
Ward's Bread Sought at Knox and Son's
A note directs readers to Knox and Son's for Ward's Bread. The item is listed under a local grocery run, suggesting regular delivery or availability at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox & Son's
No New Trial Denied for Dr Hyde in Swope Murder Case
Judge Ralph Latshaw overruled Dr B Clark Hyde motion for a new trial in the murder of Col Thomas H Swope. The defense filed an appeal to the Missouri Supreme Court and Latshaw will grant it. Bail was denied while awaiting the higher court ruling. The verdict was deemed just and supported by the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Kansas City
Ralph Latshaw
B. Clark Hyde
Col
Thomas H. Swope
Supreme Court
Latshaw
Engineers Will Appear For Whistling Ordinance
Eighteen railroad engineers from Youngstown served warrants for violating the whistling ordinance have announced they will appear in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
New Castle Nation Announces Summer Saturday Closing Time
During July and August the New Castle Nation company will close at 12 o'clock on Saturdays, reducing weekly hours for customers and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Nation Company
Pennsylvania Third in Rank of States Fighting Dread T B
New York leads in the fight against consumption with 5476 beds for patients. Massachusetts is second with 2403 beds, Pennsylvania third with 2347, Colorado fourth with 1489, and New Mexico fifth with 1104. The National Association notes efforts to establish county hospital systems nationwide and contrasts New York's progress with several states having no beds for consumptives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Colorado
New Mexico
Alabama
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Utah
Fell by tracks may indicate foul play in Youngstown
McKeesport man W. D. R. Davis was found by the 3. and O. tracks in Youngstown yesterday badly mutilated. A watch and a large sum of money are reported missing, suggesting foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. R. Davis
McKeesport
Youngstown
Ma honing Valley Relief outing set for July 2 at Conneaut
The fifth annual outing of the Ma honing Valley Relief association of the Republic Tron and Steel company will be held at Conneaut July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Valley
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Children’s Party
Breakfast
Osburn Circle
Mather Bros. Co
East
Washington Street
Kodak
Metzler
Willie
Heiskell
Benne
Johnston Holloway
Commerce
Puilabelpoha
Tea Cup
Rowan-Sowash
Lowry Reunion
C. H. Lee
Park Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Church
Armstrong
I. J. Armstrong
Leesburg
G. H. Cook
Newell Avenue
Mahoning 500 Club
Frances Leavy
Elizabeth Oliphant
Trenton
N. J
Helen Trelfall
Virginia Foltz
Earda
Rhodes Place
Ethel Ashmore
James Clark Douthett
Pulaski
Ezra Ashmore
Elizabeth Morgan
Pennsylvania Avenue
Vera B. Cox
W. H. R. Krieling
Wilkinsburg
Brest
J. P. Brest
North Beaver Township
R. W. Jackson
Leasure Avenue
Dean Amon
Cleveland Avenue
Walter Norris
Robinson Street
Nixon Club
Sunshine
Emile de Planque
Hannah Riley
Mrs. McCann
Chestnut Street
E.washington St
New Castle
East Washington Street
DR. Hyd
Patterson Stationery CO
Fireworks Distributors
North Mercer Street
T.B
Alaska
Delaware
Florida
Kansas
Mississippi
South Carolina
South Dakota
Vermont
West Virginia
Cukerbraum
C. L. Snyder
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