Mens Bible Class Banquet Highlights Church Event
The Central Christian Church hosts a May 2 banquet for the Mens Loyal Bible class with six star tables and a lilac center. Rev George E B Owen offers blessing as speakers Dr Ben G Graham and Attorney John P Lockhart discuss character reliance on integrity and steadiness in society and business. Performances by Samuel and James Dennis, Emrys Davis, Albert Bauman Jr, Arthur Hulbert, William Richards, Roy Stroebel, Bart Richards, and Albert Bauman Sr enrich the program. The event closes with remarks from Rev Owens on Bible class life and Sunday duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Shurch
George EB. Owen
John P. Lockhart
Graham
Attorney Lockhart
Samuel Dennis
James Dennis
Emrys Davis
Albert Bauman, Jr
Arthur Hulbert
Wiliam Richards
Roy Stroebel
Mr. Straebel
Bart Richards
Rev. Owens
Albert Bauman
Music Week Observed With Local Programs
Music Week activities sponsored by the Wednesday Morning Musical Club feature multiple programs across local venues. Tuesday afternoon at New Castle Hospital presents a concert led by Miss Helen Ewing with a group including Miss Dorothy Whittaker and Mrs. Edward J. Davis among others. Tuesday evening sees a Rescue Mission program under Miss Mary Clarke with several assistants. Wednesday afternoon Rebecca Garvin leads a program at the Almira Home with Mary Clarke and others. Shenango Valley Hospital hosts a Friday program by Mrs. J Brown and aides H L Gordon and M M Ingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
Helen Ewing
Dorothy Whittaker
Lena Richards
Edward J. Davis
William Woodworth
Paul Weller
Charlotte Taylor
Louis Round
Rescue Mission
Mary Clarke
Rebecca Garvin
Arthur Thomas
Isell Urmson
Paul Browne Patterson
Almira Home
Lenora
Julia Patterson
J. ©. Brown
H. L. Gordon
M. MM. Ingham
Shenango Valley Hospital
Birthday dinner honors Panflorida Club members
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Yoho hosted a pink and white dinner for Panflorida Club members honoring Mrs. Joseph Winner and Mrs. A. E. Yoho. Ten guests dined, then informal pastimes followed. A month later the ub Will hold its regular meeting with Mrs. Joseph Wimner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Yoho
Katherine Street
Panflorida Club
Joseph Winner
Fred Green
The
Joseph Wimner
East Washington Street
Week of May 4 Club Calendar and Marriage Notice
Weekly list of club meetings for May 4 includes Indians Girls, T. E. L. Club, Fern Leaf Club, Kensington, and many others across Pine, Newell, Cottage, Park, and nearby streets with hostesses named. Also reports the marriage of Wilda Bovard Eppinger to John Campbell Eperthener at Plain Grove Presbyterian Church, and luncheon plans for A. C. Class at First Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ramsey
Pine Street
T. E. L. Club
Omar Mauth
Newell Avenue
Fern Leaf Club
William Bowman
Cottage Street
Kensington
Hirza Round
Park Avenue
Council of Jewish Women
Legion Home
Mrs. Eperthener
Atlantic City
Pointa East
Plain Grove
Earl Bell
First Christian Church
7. T. Blackwell
ELECT NEW OFFICERS AT D A R MEETING
Lawrence Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution elected officers for the next two years at Mrs. Ernest L. Stitzinger home Winter Avenue. Officers named include Regent Mrs. James T. Ray and others. Continued reporting from Continental Congress in Washington preceded by social hour and forthcoming chapter events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ernest L. Stitzinger
Winter Avenue
James T. Ray
Benjamin Bessel
Mary Lou Eckles
Sara Newell
Mra
F. D. McCreary
F. G. Simonton
J. A. Gelbach
Emilwood City
Alma Locke
James’ T. Ray
Jane Love
Lawreace
Congress
New Castle
Washington
H. B. Brooks
AV. PF. Elis
Edward A. Davis
Frank Miller
David Ritchie
Sara E. Gill
F. L. Miller
Greenville Pa
Ray Newton
Ellwood City
Sampson
Bayles Avenue
Philadelphia
Clarence Fischer
Sheridan Avenue
Personal notices of residents in Martins Ferry area
Personal mentions describe illnesses confinements and visits among Martins Ferry residents and neighboring towns. Highlights include Misa Katherine McMillin with scarlet fever at home on Sumner Avenue and multiple family and friend gatherings across Long Avenue Pleasant Grove and South Mercer Street with names such as Mr. and Mrs. S. A. White and Mrs. James Williams noted among the households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Thomas
Pennsylvania Avenue
Thomas
Misa Katherine Mcmillin
Sumner Avenue
W. M. Loupe
Pleasant Grove, C
S. A. White 'Bunday
Mias
Alice Jones
Nebraska
Carnegien Tech
J. P. Morgan
South Mercer
Ann Bowen
Sal
Har
James Williams
Clenmore ‘Boulevard
Edmund Meader
M. Snyder
Pittsburgh
Francis Frey
East Reynolds Street
Thomas KK
Long Avenue
William Williams
Antables Avenue
William’ Philips
East Reynnolds Street
Catherine Merrimans
D. P. Thomas
Waldo Street
Charles Williams
Martins Ferry
Williams
New York Praises Fairbanks And The Thief Of Bagdad
New York critics laud Fairbanks and The Thief Of Bagdad praising its finely woven fantasy and superior character. The World notes the film’s settings drew steady applause while the photo play became rapturous. The New York Sun and New York Journal also commend the lovely scenes and overall allure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fairbanks
N. Y. Sun
Pete
N. Y. Journai
Y W C A Notes Enjoys Outing at Camp East Brook
Nine members of the Blue Triangle Club of the Y W C A enjoyed a weekend at Camp East Brook with a most delightful time. The Ben Franklin Reserve group plans a regular Y W meeting after school and swimming classes meet at the usual time this evening in the junior high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle Club
Y. W
Camp East Brook
Ben Franklin
Ben Frank Tin Girl
Y. W. Tuessday
Sunshine Kensington Social Draws New Castle Afro-Americans
Mrs Elizabeth Thomas of Green Street will entertain members of the Sunshine Kensington club this evening in New Castle, inviting local Afro-Americans to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital Club
George Lewis
East North Street
T. D
Chub
New Castle
Sunshine Kensington
Elizabeth Thomas
Green ‘Streat
Beginner's Swim Class At Y To Begin On May 12
A renior beginner's swimming class will be organized at the Y starting May 12. Non-swimmers of the association are urged to enroll promptly to learn the art of naturation. Competent instructors will lead two weekly class periods at a charge, with the senior beginner’s class a new activity and free of charge.Physical Director Day urges applicants to apply at the association main office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. GC
Berger heirs approve alley change north of Sumner street
The Berger heirs have agreed to the relocation of an alley north of Sumner street and have waived all damages. The record notes their consent to the modification and release of any claims for compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Street
Berger
Highland Sidewalks To Be Laid By Bell Company
Councilman Bel Lusk presented a motion that passed directing City Engineer Franklin Miller to have Bell Telephone lay sidewalks in Highland Avenue between Park and Boyles Avenue. Sidewalks will be at grade to align with the curb and fix a water nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel Lusk
Franklin Miller
Bell Telephone Company
Highland Avenue
Park
Boyles Avenue
Relic Newspapers Shown By Mrs Lizzie M Jackson Near New Bedford
Mrs Lizzie M Jackson homes near New Bedford hosted The News office to view three valuable papers preserved by her family. One is a 1728 New England Weekly Journal copy from April 8 1728 another is a 1783 New York Morning Post and the third a Boston Gazette date 1770s or earlier. Interested readers may see them at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie M. Jackson
New Bedford
New England Weekly Journal
New York Morning Post
Boston Gazette
Ato
City to Remove Offset in Albert Street Plan Drafted
Council instructed City Engineer Miller to prepare plans and Solicitor White to draft an ordinance to remove an offset in Albert Street, extending between an alley, conforming to the plan. The action aims to adjust street alignment per municipal planner guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Miller
White
Albert Abeat
Furnace Street Crossing dispute prompts council action
Councilman Davies filed a complaint by steel and tin mill workers alleging no watchman at Furnace Street railroad crossing. Mayor Dunlap was instructed to act per ruling to be issued by Solicitor White. Council approved sewer specifications for Edison Avenue storm sewer to mitigate water nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Davies
Furnace Street
William Dunlap
Bing
Robert White
Edison Avenue
Jefferson Street
Wilmington Avenue
Pola Negri Stars In The Charmer With Five Jolly Corks
Pola Negri appears in The Charmer a Seville tale of love and ambition with Ralph Bayne and Dan Murray as rivals. The Five Jolly Corks perform a full minstrel first part by Eddie Moran and others, promising lively entertainment before a Thursday program change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pola Negri
Charmer
Capitol
Jolly
Keith Vanderville
Henry Baerlein
Matiposa
Seville
New York
Billad
Ralph Bayne
Dan Murray
Wallace MacDonald
Bayne
Tabert Frazer
Bebe Daniels
Miss Bluebeard
Mariposa
Rayna
Trixie Friganza
Comedienne
Cesare Gravina
Gertrude Astor
Edwards Davis
Mathilda Brundage
Riva Jolly Corks
Five Jolly Corks
Eddie Moran
Tom English
al. Edwards
Geo. Cunningham
Marty Armstrong
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Presbyterian Church
EM. McReary
Bell
Jack Gerson
North Mercer Street
Penn Theater
Rogers
Gerson
Attairs
A. Stevens
Etna Street
Honol
William Stevens
R. B. Bovard
Earl Stevens
J. S. Taylor
George Richards
George Stevens
Familly
Ruth Stevens
Margaret Asselton
Betty Jean
Ralph Cline
Kodak
de Luxe
Rosenthal
Mercer St
Miss Goldbin Eugene Co, Ltd
London
Paris
Roberts’ Millinery & Beauty Parlor
North Mill Street
Harold Leach
Novus
Rex Patch
Florence Avenue
Lew Castle Hospital
George Massie
East Grant Street
Priscila
Arcadian
Francis N. Eatin
Maryland Avenue
A. W. Club
Edward King
McClelland Avenue
H. B. Club
Robert Reed
Mulberry Street
Peter Pan Club
Marjory Aiken
Unexpected
David H. Long
Shaw Street
Lotus Club
Alex Gibson
Hast Street
C. BH
Tra Forrest
Cod
Butler Girls
George Wagter
DuShane Street
Frank McArthur
Wingslaw Avenue
Low
Flrst Presbyterian Church
G. A. FT. Kensington
William Dean
Easy Washington Street
Reading Circle
W. E. Burrows
Morton Street
Cheri Ami Club
Fred Soroka
Hillcrest Avenue
Mahoning Book Club
T. Toepfer
Hazelcraft Avenue
RB. F
Glenn Moore
Fair Avenue
L. A
Ray Street
Ladies Scottish Club
Joseph Walter
Cunningham Avenue
Aleanza Kensington
C. J Baker
Reynold Street
Ty T. T. Club
DB. E. Sensé
West Cherry Street
Roy Ringer
Sam Davis
Haat Sutton Street
Highland Dinner Club
B. M. Mott
F.G. C
Owen Thomas
Noody Avenue
Pete Paw
Rogers Bros
Rogers Bros. Cilverplate
Mather Bros. CO. Jewelers
New Caale
Walter Donnelly
Huey Street
Lewis “Uraakes
Albert Brown
Frank Kissinger
M. A. Traber
S. G. Ligo
H. W. Jones
M. W. Club
Garl Drake
Sk Sais
Ernest James
Benjamin Bartach
James
William Martin
Elmer Sorg
Adams Street
Sharon Shrine
Shrine
Bubl
Dan
Social Hour Club
George Owen
Hamilton Street
E.O. W. Club
Winslow Avenue
Eliza Round
American Legion Auxiliary
the Legion
A Musia Club
George Messie
A Music Club
Harold, Leach
T. EE. L. Club
T. EK
L. Ginb
Omar Mauch
Novus Club
Mr. and
Mis
A. B.C
Missesaura
Catherine Cay
English Avenue
A. B.D
A. B. D. Club
Mary Elizabeth Fee
Mary Armond
Caven
Virginia Lau Travers
Youngstown Road
Womens Cathedral
Fastern Star Dance
Astern Star
Cancads Park
Eaet Street
Henry Badger
Ilyndal Street
Reese Thomas
South Mer
Cer Street
Garfield and
Joseph Thomas
Wood 1Lawn
Broadway
Castle
the Penn
Y. W.C. A. Notes
Higgins Bros
Stritmater Bros
Ues
Highland
Albert Street
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