Loretta Lee Hosts Garden Party at Delaware Avenue Home
Miss Loretta Lee entertained Thursday at her Delaware Avenue residence with bridge and music. Six tables competed with high scores earned by Miss Kathryn English and Miss Martha Mags. Out of town guests included Miss Bertha Miller and Miss Marjorie Miller of Butler, Pennsylvania. A musical program featured piano solos by several performers. Refreshments followed, with hostess assistance from her mother and guests. Fourteen L. A. B. Club members attended at Mrs. James McCullough’s Warres Avenue home later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Lee
Delaware Avenue
Kathryn English
Martha Mags
Bertha Miller
Marjorie Miller
Butler
Elizabeth Butz
Helen Ewing
Alice, Xnelson
Lo-retta Lee
Eweing
W. H.ues
Sara Lee
Informal Home Anniversary Celebration At Kensington
Mr and Mrs J F Perelman will host an at home in North Hill Kensington on Sunday evening September 12 from 6 to 10 oclock celebrating their twentieth wedding anniversary. Readers note local social events including Luncheon at Mrs David Harris Garfield avenue and Rita Girls meeting at Falls street with Kensington themes and postponement of a Tuesday gathering due to a death in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Perelman
Boyles Avenue
Kensington
M. L. Gardner
Neshannock Boulevard
Eightieth Birthday for Mrs Mary Atkinson Celebrated
A large family birthday dinner honored Mrs Mary Atkinson of Hart Street with guests from Pittsburgh and other towns. Dishes were served on the lawn with a birthday cake as centerpiece. Gifts were presented during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Atkinson
Hart Street
Dean Atkinson
Pittsburgh
James Bunnell
John Jenkins
Religious and Fraternal Circles Report Local Meetups
Croton M E church members plan a Bible Class gathering at 121 Scott Street with supper postponed. Daughters of Veterans set Monday night at Mrs Ama McKissick s Bartram Ave home to replace the canceled Cascade Park supper. O U Girls gather at Central Presbyterian church with Miss Ethel Douglass hosting and topics on Youth s Movement and The Outlook for the Year. Next October meeting planned for Selah Patterson s Allen Street home. Reese Circle postpones its Saturday meeting for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton M. E
Croton M. E. Church
W. H. Hogue
Scott -Street
Daughters of Veterans Degree Team
Ama McKissick
Bartram Avenue
Cascade Park
O. U
Ethel Douglass
Worthview Avenue
O. U. Girls
Central Presbyterian Church
Adah Carpenter
Leah Patterson
Edwin Kilbreath
Davis
Selah Patterson
Allen Street
Social notes list guests and visits in Youngstown area
Personal mentions place Jack Grayhill of York Pa as guest of C H Hilborn Highland avenue. Mrs W W Waddington Garefield avenue confined home. Mrs B L Davidson Fredonia guest of sister Miss Della Grim Pearson street. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs William Freeland Craven avenue daughter in Shenango Valley hospital. Minnie Walker of Pittsburgh visiting Mrs E B Buschman Amerson avenue. J A Carpenter of New Wilmington improving after car crash. Mr and Mrs W F Kelliher and son Billy Jr return to Columbus after visiting the former’s parents. W H Kyle Alliance Ohio visiting with Mr and Mrs W H Beck South Walnut street. Mr and Mrs John G Morrow Lakewood announce birth of son John Clyda. Visit with Mr and Mrs J W Swest Warren avenue. James McCullough and Brainard Ray Warren avenue back home after Cleveland trip. Mrs John Earl and children North Beaver street return from Baldwin New Jersey visit. Thomas Sheaff and daughter Maxing Fulton street back from two week motor trip to Canada Niagara Falls Buffalo. Maurice McLure and son Kanneth return from motor trip to Lewistown Pa where John G B McLure enters Butknell University for fall term. Mrs C H Hilborn and daughter Dorothy Highland avenue with guests Mrs John Grayhill and Jack Grayhill York Pa spent Thursday in Youngstown. Mrs Fannie Leathe and sons Hari bert John Leathe Gardner Mass and Miss Gladys Richmond Worcester Mass visiting Mr and Mrs H H Whitmore Whippo street. Birth announced for daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Staley Grove City Grove City hospital. Mrs Sisley formerly Miss Carolyn Rodgers Cascade Street.
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Jack Grayhill
York
C. H. Hilborn
Highland Avenue
W. W. Waddington
Garefield Avenue
Swifthilness
B. L. Davidson
Fredonia
Della Grim
Pearson Street
Wiliam Freeland
Craven Avenue
Shenango Valley Hospital
Minnie Walker
Fittsburgh
E. B
W. H. Beck
South Walnut Street
John G. Morrow
Lakewood
New Castle Hospital
John Clyda
John Earl
North Beaver Street
Baldwin
J. W. Ray
Thomas Sheaff
Maxing
Fulton Street
Canada
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Maurice McLure
Kanneth
Lewistown
John GB. McLure
Butknell University
C.H. Hilborns
Dorothy
John Grayhill
Youngstown
Fannie Leathe
Haribert
John Leathe
Gardner
Mass
Gladys Richmond
Worcester
Guésla
H. H. Whitmore
Whippo Street
Richard Staley
Grove City
Grove City Hospital
Sisley
Carolyn Rodgera
Cascade Street
Luncheon Bridge at Field Club Planned for Sept 15
Mrs Charles Bendel Mrs Herb McGoun Mrs Percy Smith and Mrs Glyde Gilfillan will host the Field Club luncheon bridge on Tuesday September 15 attendees are asked to notify the steward by Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Club
Charles Bendel
Herb McGoun
Percy Smith
Glyde Gilfillan
Winter Season At YMCA Opens September 28
Announcement by Physical Director Harry Day states the fall and winter gym season at the YMCA begins Monday September 28. Classes for men and boys will start then. O S Goodwin and Physician Director Day are preparing the schedule as the gymnasium and pool are readied. Hundreds of boys and men anticipate the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
O. S. Goodwin
Dr Crooks To Speak At Young People Council Meeting
Dr E A Crooks pastor of the Reformed Presbyterian church and a principal speaker at the Rose Point summer assembly will address the first fall Young People meeting of New Castle Sunday School Council on Sunday afternoon September 14 at the Y W C A. He will discuss Bricks Without Straw with Ruth Patton speaking on Organized Class Work and a discussion on Denominational Summer Assemblies by several local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Crooks
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Rose Point Sumer
New Castle
Open Bids For Grading Street
City Council opened bids for grading Clarence avenue between Washington and Stanton avenues. Estimated cost about $4,287. Bids ranged from Smith & McQuiston at $2,287 to J B Thorson at $4,850.50, with Bleder & Ferry, Wonds & Golder, and M J Scanton also submitting offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Clarence Avenue
Washington Street
Stanton Avenue
Miller
Smith & McQuiston
Bleder & Ferry
Wonds & Golder
M. J
City Treasurer Seeks Exoneration of Sonar Tax Totals 8650.97
City Treasurer Itale Ramsey on day requested exoneration of a sonar tax totaling 8650.97. Council referred the request to committee for contemplation. Exoneration breakdown lists eight portions including courts 1306.47 Fitch 955.58 and eighth ward 1844.91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itale
Ramsey
Council
Second Payment To Scanlon Authorized By Council
Council today approved a second payment of 5819.38 to contractor M I Scanlon for relieving West Washington street between the Shenango river bridge and Front street. City Engineer F F Miller presented the recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
M. I. Scanlon
Washington Street
Shenango River Bridge
Front Street
F. F. Miller
Dear Sisters Resume Regular Meetings September 14
Dear Sisters letters announce reg ular meetings resume on Monday evening September 14 at o'clock in the K of home to outline fall activities. Swimming classes and bowling teams will be organized. All officers choir members and trustees should attend Monday night to get ready for the fall program. MAE M. CUMMINGS Historias BUCNOO15 Tees as we Met rsame vary important matters to his- A survey of property ASgeSs . "ments in 39 Massachusetts cities GurS shows most valuable sites occupied by drug and oiger stores, ness meeting on Monday even , and all those notified to serve on. Industrial capacity in the [of this committee are requested to be re States is the greatest in hist i there promptly. Come out each and every one out about 75 per cent of that capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Drug
Oiger
Ness
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L. A.B. Hub
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James McCullough
Warres Avenue
Norman MeKes
Billy Sweet
Brainard Ray
John Sweet
Willam Maloney
Percy Wallace
Ray
McKee
Benjamin Davis
New Wilmington
Quanequa Club
Vance Veach
Layuda Vista
Vad
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George Patterson
B. Z. Wageh
William Dunn
Stewart
Highland Avenues
Orner
Ady
North Hill Kensington
David Harris
Garfield Avenue
Garden Towers
Clarence Ischer
J. J. Ermes
RL Ofl Urey
Minnis Walker
J. A. G. Gormley
J. Willianmison
Sheridan Avenue
Rtta
Rita
Catherine Book
Falls Street
Music
Thomas Cunningham
West Washington Street
Hogue Dancing School
Calais Royale
Mather Bros. CO
East Washington Street
Arthur Conan Deyie
Bessie Love
Lewis Stone
Wallace Beery
Lloyd Hughes
Penn
Erie
Mrs. Vincent
Slippery, Rock
Circulating Book Club
Edward J- Davis
North Mil Street
John Butz
H. W. MckKee
East Street
A. W. Chub
Thomas Richards
Charles Henry
South Mill Street
Carl Staber
Carl Turner
S. M. Moore
Bay Street
S.L. Club
Thomas Vallely
S. L. Club
Dennis Donegan
James Rocks
Frank Zimmerly
Park Avenue
West Side Club
Hugh Daly
K. of C
Charles Wells
P. FP. Travers
Albert Fehrenbaugh
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
W.C. Doyle
Edgewood Avenue
Sycamore St
Metzler
Reese Circle
Harry Hood
Sara
Virginia
Gary
Ind
J. W. Swest
Warren Avenue
Cleveland
Jack Gerson
Your Jeweler
N. Mercer Street
Penn Theater
Mercer Street
YMCA
Dr. Crooks
Young People’s Council
Scanlon
Shenandoah
Regent Theatre
George Walsh
Lawrence County
John P. Lockhart
K. of
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Historias
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Nas
Thore
Sheri
AMOR
Dunlap
Lodging Place
Emsat
Naariv
Sadian
Oranie Efarre
MTR
Ana
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