Horning Hilli er engagement news
Mrs. Horace Custer of Pottstown announces the engagement of Miss Mary Sdna Horning of Cuero Texas to Charlies A Hillier of this city son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hillier of Mt Vernon Miss Floming a Wellesley graduate taught English in the local high school last year She will wed in fall with chaperone Mrs W F Gardner A class of girls from First Traphist church enjoyed a picnic at Cascade Park Friday evening Names listed include Mary Powell Gladys Miller Sylvia Hasler Helen Ward and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Custer
Pottstown
Mary Sdna Horning
Cuero
Texas
Charlies A. Hillier
Thomas Hillier
Mt. Vernon
Floming
Wellesley College
Hillier
Charles H. Beazel
Wallace Avenue
American High Explosive
Burton, Richard Company
Ile
Handel Oratorio Society
First Methodist
Trinity
W. F. Gardner
Cascade Park
Mary Powell
Gladys Miller
Sylvia Hasler
Lelen Ward
Janey Aiken
Helen Mitchell
Grace Barwell
Frances Ward
Grace McCgurdy
Mabel Marks
Anna Sturdy
Splendid Program and Generous Offering at Presbyterian Concert
A full house at First Presbyterian Church on Friday evening enjoyed a concert by Paul Browne Patterson and assistants, with local and out of town artists. The event served dual purposes as entertainment and Navy League fundraiser, raising 173.57 in a silver offering without admission charges. Notable participants included Miss Harriet Cook contralto, Mrs. Laura Wallis Phillips, Ivor Roberts, Miss Alice Culp, Ray Turner, and a large supporting cast led by Patterson and Mrs. Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Browne Patterson
Harriet Cook
Sharon
Laura Wallis Phillips
Ivor Roberts
Sharon Oratorio Society
Alice Culp
South Bend
Ind
Ray Turner
Patterson
David J. Parsons
William Arbuckle
William Jones
Gula Bauder
Carolyn Rearce
Katherine Nessle
Joseph Williams
Helen Fleming
Eleanor Anderson
Iarriett Cook
Helen Atterton
Virginia Patterson
Wesley Dodds
Myrtle Stitzinger
Jessie Nelson
Pretty dinner at Kirk home honoring Elder marriage
A Thursday evening event at Moody avenue hosted by Mr and Mrs Howard M Kirk celebrated the recent marriage of Mr and Mrs John Elder Sr Covers were laid for 20 with hose decorations and fragrance Aides included Miss Mary Erkles Marjorie Duff Helen J and Elizabeth Kirk The gathering was informal and sociable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Kirk
Moody Avenue
John Elder, Sr
Mary Erkles
Marjorie Duff
Helen J
W Elizabeth Kirk
Marshall
Albert Schelrom
Martin Avenue
Schetram
Lewis Hough
Geo. Schetram
Frank J
Charles
Clarence
Daugh
Ter
Martha
John Lo
Ran
Mary
Elizabeth
Lidy
Zelgter
Teten
Hartley and Weldon
P. R. Winter
Lewis Scherom
Virginia
Laura
Raymond
Ralph
Ralph Aiken
Verna Aiken
Dane Yoxan
Dane Black
Anna Lea
Chas. McCoy
Fred Beck
James Schetrom
Dorothy
George
Albert Schetrom
Marshall Orvil
Roy
Sara
Party Honors New Resident at Porch Gathering
Miss Cleo Brown hosted a porch party Friday afternoon from 2 to 3 in honor of Miss Madelin Craig who recently moved from New Brighton. Guests included many local young women, lunch was served, and the event highlighted a warm welcome to the newcomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Brown
Madelin Craig
New Brighton
Margaret Devinney
Helen Butz
Lucille Daugherty
Edna Neff
Rebecca Garvin
Martha Laverack
Nomnn
Miriam Williams
Geraldine Bauman
Katherine Wirsing
Pauline Rhodes
Ova Hamilton
Corinne Streib
Mary Mosely
Dorothy Stahl
Mary XcCormick
Dorothy Neil
Reunion invitation notes June 1918 gathering
Calvin McConnell extended an invitation for the next reunion to be held on the last Friday of June 1918. Mr and Mrs Charles G Martin and daughter Flora Ellen of this city were among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tary
Calvin McConnell
Charles G. Martin
Flora Ellen
Picnic Plans for July Fourth in Oaksford Slippery Rock
Reports detail a Picnic club gathering with families at Oakford on the Slippery Rock for July Fourth, naming attendees like Cassius Ralph Samuel H McGoun and E Lee Boyles. Community notices cover Book club roses at Mrs Veach home and June First girls event with Helen White hosting at West State street. Multiple social events list out of town guests, dinners, moonlight suppers, and forthcoming gatherings at local clubs and camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakford
Slippery Rock
Cassius Ralph
Samuel H. McGoun
R. B. Jameson
Quincey A. McBride
Malph C. McGoun
James K. Love
E. Lee Boyles
O. P. Brown
Frank Veach
Delaware Avenue
C. H. P. Green
Harold Ralph
West State Street
Helen White
Harry White
Russell White
Recreation Club Notes At Hazelcroft Avenue Home
Mrs A J Campbell hosted the Recreation club on Hazelcroft avenue with a brief business session reporting 33 dollars cleared by a recent pageant. Miss Alice Elder, general secretary, plans a Saltsburg visit before her return, and the club plans an Ellwood City hike this afternoon, leaving about 3 o clock for a dinner and return in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Campbell
Hazelcroft Avenue
Recreation Club
Alice Elder
Saltsburg
Y. W
Ellwood City
Ellwood
Gleaners Meet at Second VT Church July 2
The regular monthly meeting of the Gleaners will be held Monday evening July 2 at the Second VT Church at o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VT. P
The
Gleaners
Community notices and church events schedule
The Macedonian circle meets Tuesday at 8 pm. Women’s Missionary society cancels Wednesday meeting for July Fourth and resumes July 11. Communion services next Sunday morning and evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 pm. John Sanford to conduct services at the new West Washington street school at 2:30 Sunday afternoon. Take the Youngstown car to Stop 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society
John Sanford
New Brick
West Washington Street
Youngstown
Personal News From Struthers And Nearby
Personal mentions show John Vanactar and Mrs Isenbrom concluding visits in Struthers while Mrs Beggle ends a Beaver visit with Mrs Edgar in Croton Avenue. J P Edgar remains seriously ill at Blaine Street home as Edmunds travels to Warren for a relative’s death. Sumner Rowland of Philadelphia navy yard visits parents on East Washington Street until after the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vanactar
Struthers
Charles Isenbrom
Jack Griner
Albert Street
J. P. Edgar
Blaine Street
W. J. Edmunds
Milton Street
Warren, O
James Cordell
H. R. Beggle
Beaver
Elizabeth Edgar
Croton Avenue
Maude Dobbson
Baby
Pittsburg
Elizabeth Davis
Sumner Rowland
Philadelphia Navy Yard
S. Rowland
Sast Washington Street
Save Prints Kill Scribe an Auto Driver Scares Reporter
A woman driver on Mill and Washington streets nearly hit two printers and pursued a reporter on the sidewalk. The car mounted the curb toward the curb, halted near a city fountain, and was advised by Traffic Cop Shuler to back up before leaving the sidewalk. Names are withheld as the driver is considered inexperienced, but the incident serves as a warning to avoid risky driving in view of reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill
Washington Streets
Washington
Mill Street
Washington Street
North Mill
Shuler
Wedding Guest Charged With Assault at Family Event
John Creatura faced assault and battery charges after a wedding at his stepmother Tresa Creatura’s home. He was discharged on costs following Alderman Green’s hearing. The dispute involved invited and uninvited guests, a doorway confrontation, alleged scratches, and threats to kill. Prosecution by Mont L. Miley. defense by Charles E. Mehard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Creatura
Tresa Creatura
Alderman Green
John
Dan
Mont L
Gruel ty Charged in Divorce Case Withheld Details
Mrs. Margaret A. Ryan by attorney James A. Chambers files for divorce from William J. Ryan on grounds of cruel and barbarous treatment. Married May 18 1898 they lived together until June 28 1917. Charges include drunkenness and vile language in front of others. Atlanta to observe Hilly Sunday while upholds in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. Ryan
James A. Chambers
William J. Ryan
Launch New Dreadnaught Idaho Under Secrecy in Camden
The dreadnaught Idaho was launched at the New York Shipbuilding plant with great secrecy. Only a few naval officials, company staff, and congressmen attended as Miss Henrietta Simmons, granddaughter of Idaho’s governor, christened the ship. Idaho joins Mississippi and New Mexico as authorized dreadnoughts, featuring four anti aircraft guns, twelve 14 inch guns, and a second battery of 5 inch guns, designed for 21 knots with 32,000 horsepower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Idaho
New York Shipbuilding
Naval and Company
Henrietta Aurelia Simmons
Gov. Alexander
Congress
Mississippi
New Mexico
Arizona
Pennsylvana
Tolahoe
Epworth League Institute at Erie Succeeds With 161 Registered
The Epworth League Institute of the Erie conference of MoEB church held at Lake Canadohta concluded with a closing session yesterday. Key activities included morning devotions by Charles P. Modge, inspirational addresses by Rev George M. Howes and Dr. A E. Rinker, and social evenings with entertainments. Total registration reached 161, exceeding expectations for the first year of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League Institute
Erie
Moeb
Lake Canadohta
Ray
C. Merrill
Press Committee
Charles P. Modge
Greenville
Fletcher Homan
George M. Llowes
Union City
J.C. Ainsworth
Epworth League
Esther Bjornberg
Chicago
Marion Blachard Alen
B. RockKnight
Carh
A. £. Rinker
Recessional Ta Te Sang At Trinity Church Service
The Recessional Ta Te Sang is set for tomorrow evening at Trinity Church. A patriotic flag service will include songs and prayers invoking God of Hosts and remembering sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Zadaker to Head Chicora High School in New Bedford
Leonard Zadaker of New Bedford named principal for coming term at Chicora High School. The post expands duties and increases salary. activities and programs mark the Fourth celebration at Hopewell church with entertainment and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadeker
Chicora High School
Evervises
New Bedford
Ac Warlansbury
Hopewell
Plavejacs
Las
Leonard Zedaker
Harlansbure
Cirara
Zadeker
New Castle Boys Join the Colors
Two recruits from New Castle have joined the U S navy in Pittsburg. Amos Lindsey and James J Traut entered the service. A National Guardsman, Henry Hefi, has joined the Eighteenth Regiment NX G PL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Pittsburg
G. PL
Navy
Amos Lindsey
James J. Traut
Henry Hefi
Doctors To Talk Of Army Service War and the Doctor topic at Lawrence County Medical Society meeting
Doctors will discuss army service next Thursday evening in the Greer building. At a recent meeting medical officers urged enlistment. Dr V C Waener will compare volunteering versus awaiting the call and Dr Flor Wilson will discuss absentee care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawrence County Medical Secety
Greer
V. (. Waener
Flor
Wilson
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New Castle
Reed & Barton
Roger Bros
East Washington Street
NEW Victor
Fenerous
KIRK
McConnell Reunion
McConnell
Carson McConnell
Volant
Harry C. McConnell
Ruth Kissick
Secte
Jowadays
Sam Dimgo
Pelles
Cora Butler
Jacksonville
W. EB. Calderwood
Huron Avenue
Martin Butler
William Davis
Florence Hamilton
Frank Hamilton
Samuel N. McGoun
Highland Avenue
L. M. Uber
Frank Baldwin
Anna Meskill
Anna Jancer
Park
Adelaide Jackson
Marie Miller
Hazel Hogue
Sidney Gibson
Moore Avenue
Gleason Bible Class
Illinois
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Gibson City
Til
H. B. Bastress
Ison, Russell
Grove City
George Lees
Wildwood Avenue
Robert Russell
Frank Biddies
Chestnuut Street
Rose Point
S. W. Perry
Leasure Avenue
Perry and Veach
Tieturn
David F. Warlan
Cedar Street
Philadelphia
E. E. Seavyy
Anne
Highland
Kenneth Burley
Alex C. Williams
Miss Seavy
Mr. Burley
Frenis
Red Cross
J. D. Club
George Sherrr
Blut Street
Y. W.C.A. Notes
Gruelty
Atlanta
New York
Monster
U.S
Rupyard Kipling
Ms Set
Uburban Lyay
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U. S. Postal Station
United States
Brown
Hamilton Co
Failrr
D. McGoun
Herb D. McGoun
Julian R. Williams
N. Jefferson St
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