Primitive Methodist Sunday School Picnic In Maitland
About two hundred members from Maitland Primitive Methodist Church attended a Saturday picnic at Etna Springs on Slippery Rock. The day featured outdoor sports including a ball game between married and single men, won by the married men. transportation and entertainment were organized by the committee led by William McKenzie with Charles Ashton, Jnes and George Ashton among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland
Wiliam McKenzie
Local Clubs Host Activities at Cascade Park
Y O A girls participate at Cascade Park while New Castle Hospital emergency occurs. O M K club and Alianza hold picnics at Cascade Park with G A W group. A W club hosts Mr and Mrs Harry Flinner with Hillcrest area G A W led by Frank Hoff master in Edinburg Pa.
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Cascade Park
New Castle
Dufottage
Sharon Line
O. M. K. Club
Picit Cascade Park
Alianza Kensingtorakfast
A. W. Club
Harry Flinner
Hillcrest
G. A. W. Club
Frank Hoffmaster
Edinburg. Pa
Nineteenth Wedding Anniversary Recalls Youngstown Couple
Mr and Mrs W Rogers hosted a refined dinner Sunday at their home to celebrate the nineteenth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Walter27. Attendants included Mrs George Speed Mrs Otto Hassell of Grove City and Mrs W L Rodgers Clay Rogers and Robert Speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Rogers
Youngstown
Walter27
George Speed
Mirs
Otto Hassell
Grove City
W. L. Rodgers
Clay Rogers
Robert Speed
New Castle Hospital Emergency Club Picnic Set at Duff Cottage
Members of the Nestle Hospital Emergency club held their annual picnic at Duff Cottage on Sharon all day Wednesday and traveled via the 10:30 car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Nestle
Duff Cottage
Sharon
Esther Knox to Wed Donald Phillips
Mrs. Amanda Bonner announces the engagement of her niece Miss Martha Esther Knox to Donald K. Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Phillips. An October wedding is planned at Euclid Avenue and Edgewood vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Bonner
Euclid Avenue
Martha Esther Knox
Donald K. Phillips
Edgar Phillips
Edgewood Avenue
Hoelz Birthday Party Hosted by Springstop Friends
Mr and Mrs Fred Hoelz of Springstop entertained a circle of friends for Mrs Hoelzs sixty fourth birthday anniversary. A picnic dinner followed by evening games featured guests including Harold Rupp family Ellwood City William Murphy family Ellwood City Fred Gould family Helen Delores Darrell Betty William J Kilch Helen Prosser Charles Lambert Bobby Harold Charles Ellwood City Lynn Blympton Ellwood City Herman Brenner family Dorothy Buddy Mary Jane Spring Stop Geraldine Hoelz Spring Stop Thomas Dilly Ellwood City Frampton Gould Curt Potter Mercer Murray Roth Youngstown Emil Becker Ruth Youngstown and Margaret Houser Altoona.
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Fred Hoelz
Springstop
Helen Prosser
Charles Lambert
Bobby
Harold
Charles
Ellwood City
Lynn Blympton
Herman Brenner
Dorothy
Buddy
Mary Jane
Spring Stop
Geraldine Hoelz
Thomas Dilly
Frampton L. Gould
Curt Potter
Mercer
Murray Roth
Youngstown
Emil Becker
Ruth
Margaret Houser
Altoona
Ta-te-Yah-Pah Girls Meet At Harris Home
Mrs Nathan Book hosted the Ta-te-Yah-Pah Girls regular meeting at her mother Mrs Joseph Harris Centennial street. Members discussed diversions and social chat. Mrs Herbert Rose leaving for Miami Fla was presented a club picture. Out of town guest Mrs Verne Smith from Struthers Ohio attended. Next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs Owen P Fox Emerson avenue.
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Nathan Book
Joseph Harris
Centennial Street
Herbert Rose
Miami
Fla
Verne Smith
Struthers, O
Harris
Owen P. Fox
Emerson Avenue
Mason Dixon Orchestra Thrills Capitol Crowd in 1925 Return
The Mason-Dixon Orchestra Returns to the Capitol, praised as the best Musicians under Shields. Directors Jim S Billy Moore helm the troupe with stars Skin Young Charley Gaylord Peck Mills Norman Nugent Fuzzy Knight and Jimmy McNamara delivering clean lively jazz that energizes the audience. The review lauds their artistry and stage presence saying they spread joy and danceable tunes throughout the hall.
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Capitol
Bilbre
Mason-Dixon
New Castle
William Shakespeare
Rogers
Mason
Jim S_ Billy Moore
Mason-Dixon’ Boys
Whillikers
A. B. Moore
Ann Penningtons
Manns
al Jolsons
Eddies
Dixon
Shields
Young
Charley Gaylord
Peck Mills
Norman Nugent
Corn Roast Honors Out of Town Guests
Honor guests from Indiana Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. Rapp of Benton Harbor and Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Thomas of Itta Green attended a corn and weiner roast Monday evening at E. C. Gardner’s Willow Week cottage in Eastbrook. Informal pastimes and a bonfire complemented the gathering with local attendees including Lawrence Hildebrand and family, Sue Hildebrand, J. P. Allen, Charles Gardner and family, Lee Gardner, Harry Baldwin, and Chicago guest George B. Simmes.
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Herman J. Rapp
Benton Harbor
Ind
C. O. Thomas
Ittna Green
E. C. Gardner
Eastbrook
Lawrence Hildebrand
Sue Hildebrand
J. P. Allen
Charles Gardner
Lee Gardner
Harry Baldwin
George B. Simmes
Chicago, Ill
Snyder Reunion Brings Descendants Together at Ohio Home
A large gathering August 30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A J Douthitt and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stewart marked the annual Snyder family reunion for descendants of the late Michael and Sara Snyder. Sara Snyder, nearly 94, enjoyed the reunion with children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren as luncheon at noon and dinner at 5. Attendees included Sara Snyder of New Port and numerous relatives from New Castle Pa Youngstown Struthers Pittsburgh and Wampum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Douthitt
Alex Stewart
Michael
Sara Snyder
New Port
Jennie Conzett
Fred
Christian
Elwood Thomas
Clair
Ora
Alfred Snyder
Carrie
Helen
Alfred Snyder, Jr
Charles
Nancy Jane
Cooper
James Duffy
New Castle
Everett Conzett
Earl Conzett
Frank Hasson
Frank Kernan
Marcella
Reggie
Randolph Hansom
Youngstown
Alfred Davis
Struthers
Florence Duff
New Galilee
Eugene Hunter
Glen
Pittsburgh
Benjamin Brady
Wampum
Mary Hunter
Howard Emery
Wendell
Red and White Theme Highlights Evening Gatherings
The event featured tones of red and white in the decor and attire. Radio music and cards provided entertainment as violinist J. W. Cook played with Mrs. Cook on piano. The guest of honor received numerous lovely gifts during the celebration.
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J. W. Cook
Beighley Woods Union wed in Cumberland Md
Mrs. Henrietta Beighley of Butler avenue announces the marriage of her son Theodore Beighley and Miss Nellie Woods of the city. The ceremony occurred Monday August 24 in Cumberland Maryland. They will reside at 905 Butler avenue after a wedding tour to Washington Baltimore and eastern points. Mr Beighley is a noted local carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Beighley
Butler Avenue
Theodore Beighley
Nellie Woods
Cumberland
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Beighley
Laura Johnson
Beaver Falls
W. G. Campbell
Scott Street
J. M. Michaels
Rochester
N. Y
R. J. Swanton
Norwood Avenue
Charlotte Williams
Allentown
John Williams
Lincoln Avenue
Nathaniel Williams
Blunston Avenue
Frank Scharing
Eleanor
Wilford
East Cherry Street
Hamilton
Ontario
Mary Lou Ryan
Brooklyn Avenue
New Castle Hospital
George Thomas
West Washington Street
Bethlehem
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Jamee C. Cooper
Bobby
State Street
Birthday observance at East Cherry street home
About 25 friends gathered at Mrs. Louis Sutton's East Cherry street extension home Saturday evening for a surprise birthday celebration. Guests enjoyed games and music and the guest of honor received several presents with later refreshments provided by the ladies.
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Louis Sutton
East Cherry Street Extension
Reverend Arnold Family Return From Visit in Kansas City
Dr Charles Arnold pastor of Grace Presbyterian Church Kansas City Missouri with wife and daughters Elizabeth and Miriam returned home today after visiting sister Mrs Rankin Johnston on New Wilmington Road, keeping family ties in the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Arnold
Grace Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Elizabeth
Miriam
Fern Leaf Club Meeting Postponed for This Evening
The Fern Leaf Club meeting with Mrs. Bert Reiber on Laurel avenue is postponed. In two weeks Miss Sara Moore of 11602 Dewey avenue will host.
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Fern Leaf Club
Bert Reiber
Laurel Avenue
Sara Moore
Dewey Avenue
Fur Sale Promises Savings in September Event
We Lead-Others announces a fur sale in September on the 8th to 11th with a lay-away plan. The notice urges readers to wait to spend on furs until this sale, noting ten best dates and ongoing costs while promoting future saving opportunities.
Y O A Girls Plan Lunch at Cascade Park Birthday Event
The Y A girls and their families will attend a one o clock luncheon at Cascade Park Wednesday to celebrate the birthday anniversary of Mrs. R E Johns.
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Cascade Park
R. E. Johns
New Castle Store Showcases Latest Fashion Dresses
Buyers return from the Eastern Market with stylish merchandise. The Children's Department displays wonderful dresses never before seen in New Castle at prices that defy competition.
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New Castle
Luggage You Will Want to Carry in Wardrobe Trunks
There is something fascinating about packing silky underthings fluttery frocks gloves and hose in shining new luggage. Eight hanger size Wardrobe Trunks complete with laundry bag and shoe box competition in our Ladies Ready-to-Wear Department as we are show-
New Styles and School Mailings Featured in Ladies Dep
Advertising copy highlights mailing cases for school use priced at 29.00, plus lingerie items, pajamas, and combination step ins. It notes glove and hosiery departments and hat boxes priced around 3.49, with a variety of Three Flowers cosmetic products including talcum powder cleansing cream and rouge.
Night Sergeant Nelson and wife return from two week vacation
Night Sergeant David P. Nelson and his wife of South Mill Street have returned from a two week vacation trip that included Waldameer Beach, Canada points, Akron, and Newton Falls.
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David P. Nelson
South Mill Street
Waldameer Beach
Points
Canada
Akron
Newton Falls
Landsbaugh Frazer Nupials Mark Quiet Hollidaysburg Ceremony
Miss Della E Landsbaugh and John M Frazer wed at high noon Saturday August 29 in Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania with Rev H Stanley Kemp officiating. The couple from College Hill noted the ring ceremony and attended only by themselves.
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Della E. Landsbaugh
John M. Frazer
College Hill
Hollidaysburg
H. Stanley Kemp
D. D
Lewis C. Landsbaugh
Eighth Avenue
New Brighton High School
Booster club meeting of P H C chaired at Mrs Cunning ham home
Members of the Booster club of the P. H. C. will gather at Mrs. John Cunning ham's West Hazel street residence on Thursday evening to discuss club matters.
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Booster Club
The
John Cunningham
West Hazel Street
Back to School Wardrobe Savings at B and H
City mothers prepare for the school opening with bargains at B and H as they quote low prices on tub dresses and home spun wool dresses for children aged 6 to 14. Tub dresses come in ten gingham styles with taped seams and true sizing, in red blue green lavender brown and pink. Home spun wool dresses feature ensemble styles with embroidery and pleated skirts in tan green gray blue and red priced at 4.69.
Cotton Suiting and Broadcloth for Dresses
A catalog note advertises plain color cotton suiting and 36 inch printed foulards with novelty designs. It highlights tub fast fabrics, imported broadcloth of exceptionally fine quality, and a large assortment of light and dark grounds suitable for children's dresses and rompers.
Miss Marian Clark and Ruth Dean Enter Training at West Penn
Miss Marian Clark of Huron Avenue and Miss Ruth Dean of East Washington Street left today to enter training at the West Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh.
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Marian Clark
Huron Avenue
Ruth Dean
East Washington Street
West Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
Mrs J A Weingartner Hosts F O Luncheon Club Corn Roast
Mrs J A Weingartner of Butler road will entertain members of the F O Luncheon club and their families at a corn roast Thursday evening September 3.
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J. A. Weingartner
Butler Road
F. O
Whiting Family Reunion Planned at Edenburg Home
The tenth annual Whiting family reunion will be hosted by William Whiting at his Edenburg home on Labor Day September 7.
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Whiting
William Whiting
Edenburg
Labor Day
Social Hour club hosts surprise birthday party
Members of the Social Hour club held a surprise party at Mrs. J. W. Walls home on Galbreath Avenue Monday evening for her birthday anniversary. Special guests included Miss Hazel Smoot of Washington D C and Mrs. John House of Warren Pa. The event featured music, social chat, a gift for the guest of honor and dainty refreshments for eighteen. Aides were Mrs. Anna Glover, Mrs. George Owen and Mrs. John Hause.
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J. W. Walls
Galbreath Avenue
Hazel Smoot
Washington, D. C
John House
Warren
Anna Glover
George Owen
John Hause
Modern 500 Club Luncheon For Mrs Merriman
Mrs Roy Merriman of Liberty Street will entertain members of the Modern 500 Club at a one o'clock luncheon on Thursday in her home.
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Modern 500 Club
Roy Merriman
Liberty Street
A. B. D. Girls to Speak at Friday Luncheon
The A. B. D. Girls will be guests at a 1 o'clock luncheon Friday in the home of Mrs. J. Norman Martin on North Mercer Street.
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J. Norman Martin
North
Mercer Street
Personal Mentions From Local Notes Reach Many Travelers
Local social notes list Mrs Ida Patterson and her Milton Street son leaving Monday for an extended stay in Long Beach California. Several births are recorded including Lewis Ray to Roy Ankney and family and Betty May to Clare Kerr and wife at New Castle hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Patterson
Milton Street
Long Beach
Cal
Roy Ankney
Green Street
Lewis Ray
W. S. Moore
North
Beaver Street
New Castle Hospital
Martha Hice
Edgewood Avenue
Harrisburg
Beckley College
Surprise birthday dinner honors J Edgar Ellis in Fast New Castle
Mr and Mrs J Wesley Cook entertained at a surprise dinner Saturday in Fast New Castle honoring the birthday of J Edgar Ellis with garden flowers decorating the table.
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J. Wesley Cook
Fast New Castle
J. Edgar Ellis
Gramoda Kensington Corn Roast at Cascade Park
Members of the Gramoda Kensington group will hold a corn roast at Cascade Park Thursday evening. The event invites attendees to enjoy roasted corn and socialize.
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Gramoda Kensington
Gramada Kensington
Cascade Park
Religious and Fraternal Circles Gather at Local Churches
Section Seven of the Woman's Missionary Society meets Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs. Frank Houk's Moravia Stop home. Mizpah Circle of the First Presbyterian Church holds its regular monthly business meeting this evening at 7:30 in the church parlors.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Frank Houk
Moravia
First Presbyterian Church
Martha Lodge to Convene at First Congregational Church
Members of Martha Lodge No. 11 True Ivorites of America meet this evening at 7 45 in the First Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lodge
Martha Lodge No. 11
True Ivorites of America
First Congregational Church
Woman's Prayer Circle to Meet at City Rescue Mission
The Woman's Prayer Circle of the City Rescue Mission will gather Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the City Mission for prayer and fellowship.
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Woman's Prayer Circle
The
City Rescue Mission
City Mission
Annual meeting of Primitive Methodist trustees
The annual meeting of the trustees of the Primitive Methodist church will be held Saturday evening at 7 30 in the church.
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Trustees of the
Primitive Methodist Church
Bobbed Hair Shines with Golden Glint Shampoo Ad
An advertisement touts Bobbed Hair as looking wonderful with a tiny tint from Golden Glint Shampoo. The playful copy emphasizes a glossy finish and a light, shimmering effect.
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Adv
Susies Kitchen Cabinet Band at Kopple Theatre
Susies Kitchen Cabinet Band appears in person at Kopple Theatre on Thursday September 4 presenting up to date music on up to date instruments. Local it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susies Kitchen Cabinet
Kopple Theatre
County opens bids to sell Mahoningtown old covered bridge
County commissioners this afternoon open bids for the sale and removal of the old covered bridge at Mahoningtown. Bids will determine who removes and relocates the structure.
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Mahoningtown
Journey to Butler Via Slippery Rock
Bernard Hanlon manager of the New Castle Motor Club announced a six mile de tour beyond Prospect on the Butler road and motorists will save time by using the Slippery Rock road. Council passed an ordinance requiring property owners on Elizabeth street between Highland and Delaware avenues to lay sidewalks.
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Bernard Hanlon
New Castle
Prospect
Butler Road
Butler
Slippery Rock Road
Council
Elizabeth Street
Highland and
Delaware Avenues
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Primitive Methodist Sunday School
Picn
Esther Knox
Donald Phillips
Entertains Club
Mason-Dixonys
Ovan
PGL Advertis
Rence
Reynolds
Buck
Brown
Hamilton Co
Sale
Y. O. A. Girls
Chandise
Boston Bags
Richard Hudnut
the “Laboratory of Flowers
Landsbaugh-Frazer
Charlie
F. O. Luncheon Club
Clare Kerr
Maryland Avenue
Betty May
W. C. Jones
Epworth Street
Cleveland
H. C. Harper
Wallace Avenue
Conneaut Lake
A. J. Randles
Marshall Avenue
D. G. Duff
Chautauqua Lake
Helen Bevan
Randolph Street
St. Francis Hospital
Oliver McCann
I. Barnhart
Beckford Street
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Fred Cooper
Pekin, O
Frank Cooper
Frances McCann
Homestead Street
Manuel Garcia
Port Arthur
Tex
Miss McCann
Chicago
New Orleans
Paul S. Fischer
Ernestine O'Gara
Howard Brown
Mayo Porter
Grace
Ruth Louise
Highland Avenue
H. E. Riblet
North Front Street
Pulaski
J. R. Riblet
Sara Artz
Patterson Avenue
Ida Wester
Sampson Street
Ill
Gary
Rt i
Jack Gerson
N. Mercer Street
Penn Theatre
Hanna
Corona
Metzler
Slippery Rock
Donnan
E. Washington St
Mather Bros. CO
E. Washington Street
Elhurst Dance Hall
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