County Christian Endeavor Social Draws Young Crowd
About 150 youths from Bessemer New Bedford Westfield Central Presbyterian Central Christian First Baptist and First Christian attended a Monday social at First Christian church. Decor featured patriotic colors and St Patrick themes. Prizes went to Westfield Central Christian and First Christian for best program. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Bessemer
New Bedford
Westfield
Central Presbyterian
Central Christian
First Baptist
First Christian
St. Patrick’s
Henry
Lewis Jenkins
Henry Campbell
Warl Eakin
Malcolm Clark
Westfield Presbyterian
Winnepesawkee Camp Fire Girls
Mary Weyrick
Grace Wallace
Westfield Society
March Club Meeting Plans at Geneva College
Dr Coleman of Geneva College gave a detailed account of March events at the Woman's Club meeting held Monday afternoon in the science rooms. The Industrial Relations Department will host on March 16 with Mrs Urmson as hostess. The March 30 luncheon at Highland U P Church will precede the election of new officers.
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Coleman
Geneva College
Woman’s Club
Allan Urmson
Highland U.P
G G G Club Holds Meeting at West State Street Home
G G G club members met Monday evening at Miss Maude Atkinson s West State street home. Needlework and music filled the gathering with Mrs Rachael Bowden as a special guest. Refreshments were served. In two weeks the group will meet with Miss Sadie Beck of the Youngstown road.
Miscellane ous Shower Honors Recent Bride
Mrs. Charles Gee hosted Alegere Girls for a miscellaneous shower at her Winslow Avenue home on Monday evening. Sewing and social chat followed by a dining room with St Patrick s tones refreshments. Gift presentation honored Mrs Kenneth Thompson. guests included Mrs Gilbert Colnot and Misses Pearl and Angie Colnot. Regular club meeting planned in two weeks with Miss May McGinley.
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Charles Gee
Winslow Avenue
St. Patrick’s
Kenneth Thompson
Gilbert Colnot
Pearl
Angie Colnot
May McGinley
North Jefferson Street
Night Clubs and Social Groups Listed with Hosts
A list of social and circulating clubs includes 1925 N T club with Mrs Charlotte Confer on Etna street and Circulating Book club led by Mrs S W Perry on East North street. Also present are Happy Six club with Mrs Robert Reed on Mulberry street and various groups led by Mrs W Reynolds on Cedar street and Mrs George Woodring on South Bay street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. T. Club
Charlotte Confer
Etna Street
Circulating Book Club
S. W. Perry
East North Street
Happy Six
Robert Reed
Mulberry Street
Council of Jewish Women
Legion Home
Entre Nous
W. Reynolds
Cedar Street
Kensington
George Woodring
South Bay Street
L. J
Reading Circle Meeting At Mrs Armstrongs Home
Members gathered Monday afternoon at the Hamilton Apartments to discuss club business. The group recommended the wild crab apple blossom as the state flower and protested fetti night and street dancing during Centennial week. A congressman was noted in roll call, with papers on Important Bills Passed and Pending and a State Legislature report. Miss Ada Newton will host in two weeks.
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Reading Circle
J. D. Armstrong
Hamilton Apartments
T. W. Phillips
Margaret Smith
Ada Newton
East Grant Street
Mrs McCracken Hosts Birthday Party for Daughter
Mrs Paul McCracken entertained a group at her Chestnut street home Saturday for her daughter Mrs Owen Sullivan's birthday anniversary. St Patrick's decorations set the theme with games and music as pastimes. Dainty refreshments followed in the dining room where a birthday cake sat as centerpiece and lighted candles marked eighteen places. Aides were Mrs Earl Fennel Mrs Walter McAnaney and Mrs J R Biddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul McCracken
Chestnut Street
Owen Sullivan
St. Patrick’s
Earl Fennel
Walter McAnaney
J. R. Biddle
Girls of the Register dine at Elks Club and form theatre party
The Register and Recorder staff enjoyed a six o'clock dinner in the Elks Club private dining room on Monday evening. After the meal a theatre party was formed for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register and Recorder’s Office
Elks Club
Pedro Club Members Meet Wednesday Evening
In a brief notice, 1925 Pedro club members will gather Wednesday evening with Mrs. Chalotte Confer of Etna Street for a community or organizational meeting.
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Pedro Club
Cosy Home Club to Meet with Mrs James Patterson
Members of the Cosy Home Club will gather this evening at Richelieu avenue the meeting is led by Mrs James Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosy Home Club
James Patterson
Richelieu Avenue
Wimodausis Card Party Planned For April Meeting
Wimodausis members and friends plan a card party Friday afternoon April 3 at 2 oclock in the Masonic Temple. Bridge five hundred flinch and Kensington will be played. Committee in charge includes Mrs Clarence Davis Mrs Fred Wolford Mrs Stanley Tresser Miss Mollie Davis Mrs Laura French Mrs William Ferrer Mrs Milton Vaughn and Miss Rebecca Bowden.
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Wimodausis
Masonic Temple
Bridge
Five Hundred
Flinch
Kensington
Clarence Davis
Fred Wolford
Stanley Tresser
Mollie Davis
Laura French
William Ferrer
Milton Vaughn
Rebecca Bowden
Entertain Jointly at Evening Party by Two Hostesses
Miss Jessie Wilson and Miss Maud Keyser co hosted a party at the former's North Mercer Street home for the Welfare Nurses of the City and County. Twenty guests attended and played cards before enjoying refreshments. The decor featured a green and white color scheme.
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Jessie Wilson
Maud Keyser
North Mercer Street
Circle of 91 Hosts Talk on The Worlds Greatest Scientists
Mrs Carmi Glover hosted the Circle of 91 at East Falls Street Monday afternoon. Members discussed Scientific Men of the Hour with papers on The Worlds Ten Greatest Scientists and The Limitations of Science. Speeches covered Banting and Flexner in medical science and a poem The Miracles. Next meeting March 30 will be with Mrs W R Jarvis Edgewood Avenue as new officers are elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmi Glover
Circle of ’91
East Falls Street
J. F. Leonardson
W. H. Gillespie
Harry Gilliland
Banting and
Flexner
W. H.,thompson
R. B. Davenport
W. R. Jarvis
Edgewood Avenue
Spring flowers centerpiece at Elks Club dinner
A prettily appointed Elks Club dinner Saturday honored Miss Frida Harlan of Grove City as weekend guest of Miss Violet Kink. Covers were set for Dr Mildred Rodgers Dr Mary Baker Misses Mary Browne Emily Rice Sue Cramer Mary Wilson Alison Leslie Peg McQueen Violet King Mary Benson Ellea Scott Grace Browne Ethel Pitzer and Edythe Dunlap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Frieda Harlan
Grove City
Violet Kink
N. Crawford Avenue
Mildred Rodgers
Mary Baker
Mary Browne
Emily Rice
Sue Cramer
Mary Wilson
Alison Leslie
Peg McQueen
Violet King
Mary Benson
Ellea Scott
Grace Browne
Ethel Pitzer
Edythe Dunlap
Current Events Club Meeti ng Hosted by Mrs Boak
Mrs R G Boak hosted the Current Events of 23 at her North Crawford avenue home Monday afternoon. Eva Donaldson read a paper on Immigrant Peril of the City. The March 30 meeting will be with Mrs Frank Andrews on Crawford avenue. Officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Boak
Crawford Avenue
Eva Donaldson
Frank Andrews
Jolly Old Timers Club Dance at Wettick Hall Mahoning
Members and friends enjoyed a Saturday evening dance at Wettick hall Mahoning town about sixty couples attended with round and square dances. A business meeting will follow at G W Shaffer home on North Beaver street and a St Patrick s party is planned.
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Jolly Old Timers Club
Wettick Hall
Mahoningtown
G. W. Shaffer
North Beaver Street
St. Patrick’s
Fern Leaf Club Members Listed in Mary Harvey Notice
Members of the Fern Leaf Club are named with Mary Harvey on Beckford Street in a local social notice detailing membership and meeting arrangements.
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Fern Leaf Club
Progressive Dinner for L A B Club Members
Mrs. Annabell McFadden hosted a 6:30 dinner at Walnut street for L A B Club members with Easter colors of yellow and white. Seventeen covers were set with Mrs. C W Smith assisting. Special guest Mrs. Scott Kildoo joined the evening, then guests moved to Mrs Frank Nolans on Edgewood avenue for dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabell McFadden
Walnut Street
L. A. B. Club
C. W. Smith
Scott Kildoo
Frank Nolan
Edgewood Avenue
St. Patrick's Novelties
Flora Cunningham
Mrs Seward Hosts N T 1925 Club at Edgewood Home
Mrs C F Seward entertained the N T 1925 Club at her Edgewood avenue residence. Two five hundred games were played with favors won by Mrs William Morton and Mrs Arthur Brinton. Mrs Irvin Whiteman assisted with refreshments. Mrs Jack McKeever of Delaware avenue will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Seward
Edgewood Avenue
William Mort
Arthur Brunton
Irvin Whiteman
Jack McKeever
Delaware Avenue
Miss Hazel Moore Guest At No Kixgo Club Event
Mrs Chester Bauder on Court street hosted No Kixgo Club with sewing and music as the main diversions. Mrs Jones assisted in refreshments in green and white. In two weeks Miss Sara Krestel of Galbreath avenue will host.
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Hazel Moore
Chester Bauder
Court Street
Mrs. Jones
Sara Krestel
Galbreath Avenue
Mrs Patton to host E. O. W. Club on Adams Street
Mrs Phoebe Patton will entertain the E. O. W. Club at her Adams street home Thursday evening rather than Friday as previously planned.
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Phoebe Patton
E. O. W. Club
Adams Street
First Christian Church Section Three Meets Wednesday
Section Three of the First Christian church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs John White 519 Highland avenue.
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First Christian Church
John White
Highland Avenue
McGill Chapter elects Julia Furst president
Julia Furst was elected president of the McGill Chapter of the Westminster Guild at Westminster First Presbyterian Church. Other officers include Frances Beadel as vice president and secretary Evelyn Thayer as assistant secretary. A tureen dinner preceded the meeting with a busy schedule of services and guild activities planned.
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Julia Furst
McGill
Westminster Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Frances Beadel
Evelyn Thayer
Lyda Fischler
Margaret Bower
June Shira
Spiritualist Church Service and Lecture Schedule
Spiritualist Church of Truth announces Wednesday evening service on the third floor above Clutton's drug store. The program includes a lesson and lecture at 8 45, demonstration of spirit return, with Rev Mrs A L John officiating assisted by Mrs A E Guthrie and Miss Anna Hammond as pianist.
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Church of Truth
Clutton
A. L. John Will
A. E. Guthrie
Anna Hammond
Onaliyi Camp Fire Girls Mount East Brook Hike
The Onaliyi Camp Fire Girls from Croton Avenue Methodist Church enjoyed an eZee baking hike to East Brook on a sunny Saturday afternoon. The next meeting is set for Saturday March 21 in the church basement.
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Onaliyi
Croton Avenue Methodist Church
East Brook
Mrs Homer Cramer Hosts O N O Club Night
Mrs Homer Cramer will welcome O N O Club associates at her home on Franklin avenue Thursday evening.
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Homer Cramer
O. N. O. Club
Franklin Avenue
Social Hour Club Gathering Tonight at Mrs Walls Home
Mrs J W Walls of Galbreath Avenue will host members of the Social Hour club this evening for an informal evening gathering and social activities.
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J. W. Walls
Galbreath Avenue
W C T U and L T L Meet at Harlansburg Hostess Event
Mrs Nettie Jordan was hostess to the Harlansburg W C T U with 34 members two visitors and five children present. Dues 63 dollars received. Devotional led by Mrs Pearl Reynolds followed by recitation paper and article. The union plans special collections for a law enforcement fund and next meeting at Mrs Anna Turner. Eastbrook W C T U to meet March 19 at Mrs S S Patterson home.
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Nettie Jordan
Harlansburg
Baeas
Thomas Cooper
Tillie Hilgar
Florence Kneram
Effie Shumaker
Anna Turner
Red Cross Field Representative to Visit Local Chapter
Miss Helen Erskine of Washington D C field representative of the American Red Cross public health nursing department will arrive in this city Wednesday and spend several days with the local chapter.
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Helen Erskine
Washington, D. C
Public Health Nursing Department of the
American Red Cross
Missionary Circle Honored Members At Croton Avenue Meeting
Young People's Missionary Circle of Croton Avenue Methodist Church met at Miss Grace Gibson's home with twelve members present. Miss Lillian Armstrong read an interesting paper on Missions, Deaconess Grena Walt spoke, and a social time followed with refreshments served by the hostess and helpers. The next gathering is planned for the third Monday evening in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Avenue
Grace Gibson
Lillian Armstrong
Grena Walt
G. M. Gibson
Ruth McCoy
Loyal Boys Class Plans Friday Church Meeting
Members of the Loyal Boys class at Central Christian Sunday School taught by Mrs. McCall will gather at the church Friday at 7 o'clock for a meeting.
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Central Christian Sunday School
Local Notes On Family News And Visits In Town
Personal mentions include Mrs J Ed White confined at home with neuritis and grip. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Pyle in Shenango Valley Hospital. John McMurdy and George Snyder visited New Castle, while Jack Rial returned from Franklin. Arden Gourley returned home after a weekend with family in Oil City. Miss Jizzie Ridenbaugh has been ill but improving. Births announced: Ralph Edward to Mr and Mrs Glenn Doerr on March 14. Gertrude Helen to Mr and Mrs Willis W Shumway. Mrs Charles Eliot attended the funeral of her brother Graham S Fowle and will return to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ed. White
Highland Avenue
Clarence Pyle
Croton Avenue
Shenango Valley Hospital
John McMurdy
George Snyder
Franklin
New Castle
Jack Rial
State Highway Department
Arden Gourley
North Street
Oil City
Glenn Doerr
Sycamore Street
Ralph Edward
Willis W. Shumway
North Lee Avenue
Gertrude Helen
Charles Eliot
Graham S. Fowle
Mrs Perry Leaves for Ottawa Delegation in Royal Neighbors Meet
Mrs J A Perry of 225 1 2 Park Avenue departs for Ottawa Canada then heads to Altoona Pa for the annual State Convention of the Royal Neighbors. She attends as delegate from New Castle Camp No 2550 representing the district.
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Ottawa
Canada
J. A. Perry
Park Avenue
Altoona
Royal Neighbors
New Castle Camp
Spelling Bee Held by Helena Auxiliary at First Presbyterian
The Helena Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church hosts an old fashioned spelling bee this evening at 7 45 in Sunday School. Benjamin Franklin Junior High students will challenge the adults from the congregation for a community event. A silver offering supports the Labrador Guild and Dr. Grenfell’s work in cold regions.
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Helena
First Presbyterian Church
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
New Castle
Labrador Guild
Grenfell
Spelling Bee Honors Held at Elm Street Meet
Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas and Mrs. Blanche Dillard led a spelling bee with Easter novelties awarded to Mrs. Mary Bunch and Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas. Special guests included Mrs. Lillie Hall of Canton Ohio Mrs. Nola Mann and Mrs. Pearl Shelton. Refreshments followed assisted by Miss Elizabeth Clark and Miss Catherine Fitzhugh. Next meeting in two weeks with Mrs. Blanche Dillard Elm Street.
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Ing
Elizabeth Thomas
Blanche Dillard
Mary Bunch
Lillie Hall
Canton, O
Nola Mann
Pearl Shelton
Catherine Fitzhugh
Elm Street
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New Gistle
Higgins Bros Farmerly
Stritmater Bros
Alice Ann
Higgins Bros
G. G. G. Club
Livingston Sweeper Coo
Washington Street
Cosy
Circle of
Mary Harvey
Beckford Street
E. M. M’creary
Kirsch
Clark and
Mackie CO
Mather Bros. Co., Jewelers
E. Washington Street
New Castle, Pa
Washington St
Davis Shoe CO
N. T
Club
Sir John Stainer
C. E. Lyle
Spiritualist Church
Camp Fire Girls
W.C. T. U. and
Harlansburg Union
Eastbrook
S. S. Patterson
Red
Metzler
Pasadena
Jizzie Ridenbaugh
Waldorf Gardens
Whipper
Whipper Wills
P.L. D. Club
Mary Clark
P.L. D. Reading Circle
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Elizabeth Clark
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