Dinner Honoring Bride-Elect Miss Sara Jones
Miss Margaret Newman hosted a small dinner for 12 at Shaw street in honor of Miss Sara Jones of Walnut street on her upcoming marriage to Howard Lee Hickok of Punxsutawney. An elaborate 6 o'clock menu and festive flowers formed the centerpiece of the evening. Mrs. F. G. Beer will host another party for Miss Jones tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Newman
Shaw Street
Sara Jones
Walnut Street
Howard Lee Hickok
Punxsutawney
Miss Jones
F. G. Beer
Superior kitchen appliances showcased for bread making
Demonstrations will feature the Peninsular gas range and the Universal bread mixer to illustrate how these high grade articles aid in producing good bread and pastry. The event emphasizes their role in quality cooking and baking craftsmanship.
School officials attend Croton and Oak Street event
Miss Carrie L. Jeffrey principal of Croton school along with Miss Iretta Dart and Miss Clara Hamilton principal and assistant of Oak Street school attend an event. After remarks refreshments are served and guests receive Easter novelties as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie L. Jeffrey
Croton
Iretta Dart
Clara Hamilton
Oak Street
Local club entertaining events listed in Wallace area
Mrs L J Bateman Wallace avenue will entertain the W S P club. Mr and Mrs Charles Byers Leasure avenue will entertain the Nobody club. Mrs Charles H Johnson Highland avenue will entertain the Circulating book club at her mother Mrs T W Phillips home. Miss Anna Healich High street will entertain the Social club. Mrs W R Jarvis Edgewood avenue will entertain the Swastika Kensington. The Wimodausis will hold their regular monthly meeting at 3 o'clock. Mrs John Sullivan 2 Taylor street will entertain the Carnation Kensington. Mrs J S DePuy Superior street will entertain the Nameless club. Card enthusiasts who play with Mrs W W Eichbaum in the Book club were entertained at her North Jefferson street home Monday afternoon. Refreshments served and books exchanged. An invitation to meet with Mrs Beazel Wallace avenue in two weeks was gladly accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Bateman
Wallace Avenue
Charles Byers
Leasure Avenue
Nobody Club
Charles H. Johnson
Highland Avenue
T. W. Phillips
Anna Healich
High Street
W. R. Jarvis
Edgewood Avenue
W. W. Eichbaum
North Jefferson Street
Charles Beazel
Albert W. Harbison
East Street
Phillipines
Ella McBurney
L. Hewitt
H A. Rugh
Circle of '89
Lord Lytton
Lulu Richardson
J. G. Nothdurst
C. Kirk
Dinner Honoring a Guest at Pisor Home in Jacksonville
A 6 o'clock dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs J A Pisor of Jacksonville honored a guest among friends and relatives. The room featured green and white colors. Guests included Mr and Mrs N L Gardner Mr and Mrs J B Pisor Mr and Mrs Bird Studebaker Mr and Mrs George Gardner Mr and Mrs A W Van Horn Mrs Margaret Elliott and Miss Mary Speer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A. Pisor
Jacksville
N. L. Gardner
J. B. Pisor
Bird Studebaker
George Gardner
A. W. van Horn
Margaret Elliott
Mary Speer
Ladies Maccabees hold meeting for new class initiation
A business meeting was held by the Lady Maccabees Monday afternoon. Arrangements are being made for the initiation of a class of 25 or 30 persons on Wednesday April 15, when a grand officer from the hive will attend. Representatives will be here from Struthers and Bellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Maccabees
Hive
Struthers
Bellwood City
North Beaver duo back from visit to Beaver Falls social
Miss Harriet Hartzell of North Beaver street and Miss Lyda Ruhe of Beaver Falls hosted guests during a trip with Joseph Fessler of Neshannock avenue. They attended several social functions and the high school dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Hartzell
North Beaver Street
Joseph Fessler
Neshannock Avenue
Lyda Ruhe
Beaver Falls
Eight girls gather for tea party at Miss Olive Deans home
Eight girls assembled at Miss Olive Deans residence on Superior street Monday evening in response to her invitation. The event, a courtesy to Miss Clara Hoye of West North street, featured music and refreshments as the main attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Dean
Superior Street
Clara Hoye
West North _ street
Social Will At Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Teachers from Mahoningtown school host a social Friday evening April 10 in the church dining room. Proceeds fund school picture purchases. All are welcome and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Mahoningtown
Bride-Elect Trip Back From California Winter
Dr and Mrs K Pollock and their daughter Rachel and son James of East Street returned Tuesday morning from California where they spent the winter. For Bride-Elect Mrs J O Rodgers and Mrs Robert
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Pollock
Rachel
James
East Street
California
J. O. Rodgers
Robert
McKee's Medicine Store Offers Half Price Dr Howard's Specific
Mr McKee advertises a half price sale for 60 doses of Dr Howard's specific to treat constipation dyspepsia headaches and liver troubles. He offers a money back guarantee if the remedy does not quickly relieve symptoms, urging customers to buy today and enjoy improved digestion and appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McKee
McKee
Dr. Howard
Marriage Postponed for Clara Hoye and George Buhl Field
The marriage of Miss Clara Hoye daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Hoye of West North street and Mr George Buhl Field of this city announced for Wednesday has been postponed until early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hoye
J. C. Hoye
West North Street
George Buhl Field
Mrs Johnson Hosts Circulating Book Club
Mrs Charles H Johnson will entertain the Circulating Book Club at the home of her mother Mrs Thomas W Phillips on Highland Avenue Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Johnson
Thomas W. Phillips
Highland Avenue
Deaths of the Day funeral for Thomas Lewis
At the family residence 665 South Jefferson street funeral services were held Monday afternoon over the remains of Thomas Lewis. The interment was at Oak Park cemetery with pallbearers William K. Lewis Benjamin Lewis John Lewis Thomas Lewis David Lewis and William Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Jefferson Street
Thomas Lewis
Thomas
Rev
John
Oak Park Cemetery
Messry
William K
Benjamin
David
William Lewis
Married 30 Minutes, Woman Seeks Divorce in Court
Mrs. Baldino, 44, from Sharpsville, Pa, sought divorce after a hastily arranged marriage. Andrew Baldino, 65, of Hubbard, Ohio, allegedly promised deeds then withheld them. She left the courthouse vowing never to live with him after realizing the union was final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Baldino
Sarah Clark
Youngsttown
Baldino
Sharpsville
Hubbard, O
Divers Quit Search For Body Of Local Man
Divers ended a fruitless three week river search for Joseph Rosenblum who drowned near Sharron. They returned to Buffalo believing the body lies buried by sand or swept away. Rosenblum was the father of Louis Rosenblum of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rosenblum
Sharron
Buffalo
N. Y
Rosenblum
Louis Rosenblum
New Pleasure Park Planned Near Youngstown
A Youngstown company plans a large pleasure park at the mouth of Yellow Creek in Struthers. A dancing pavilion and several buildings will rise this year, with the resort completed within 12 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Youngstown
Old Yellow Creek
Struthers
Personal Mention Spans Visits Moves and Recoveries in City
Mrs D S Pyle of Butler avenue spent Monday in Pittsburg. Mr Lewis and family of Shady Side have moved to 109 Chestnut street. Miss Elizabeth McMillin of Court street was in Youngstown Monday. Bert Crumm of Jamestown NY visited friends here Monday. Mr and Mrs John Robinson have returned from Sharon. Mrs Fred Grace of Cleveland is guest of Mr and Mrs Bennett Grace. Miss Marie McNeel returned from visit with Miss Katherine Davis of Greenville. Mr and Mrs J Ed Cook returned from visit with Mr and Mrs F C Ramig of Sharpsville. Mrs J L Pyle of Chicago has returned home. Mrs Lemuel Sterling of Harlansburg improves after six weeks at home. East side drayman George Bryan broke ground for a double house at Chestnut and Spruce. Miss Odessa Boyd Grantboro and Miss Elizabeth Alben near Jacksonville returned from visit to Youngstown and Apollo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Pyle
Butler Avenue
Pittsburg
Lewis
Shady Side
Chestnut Street
Elizabeth McMillin
Court Street
Youngstown
Bert Crumm
Jamestown
N.Y
John Robinson
Sharon
Fred Grace
Cleveland
Bennett Grace
East Street
Marie McNeel
Katherine Davis
Greenville
J. Ed Cook
Wallace Avenue
F. C. Ramig
Sharpsville
J. L. Pyle
Chicago
Edward O’brien
Miller Avenue
Lemuel Sterling
Harlansburg
George Bryan
Drayman
Chestnue
Spruce Streets
Odessa Boyd
Grantboro
Elizabeth Alben
Jacksville
Apollo
Public Machinery Sale by Bockius Brothers
Public sale of steam threshers corn huskers hay balers machinist tools and farming implements. Sale set for Thursday April 9 at Bockius Brothers location adjoining Cascade Park. Liberal terms. 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bockius Bros
Cascade Park
New Trial Application in Bank Case Heard in Court
The Commercial National Bank of Bozeman Montana seeks a new trial against Co J and C P Kirk. Arguments were heard in court this morning. Lustro Finish for Old Furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial National Bank of
Bozeman
Montana
Co. J
C. P. Kirk
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Buwers’ Store
New York
Gage Hats
NEW Phipps
Acheson
Lawrence County
C. W. Foulke
Croton Avenue
Earl Williams
Debora Sankey
Clara Locke
Thora Shields
Jennie Forquer
Crusader Monthly
Ethel Ashmore
Gordon
Illinois Canning CO
THE
H. J. Heinz CO
the National Biscuit CO
the Jos.burnett CO
Boston
John H. Fitch Coffee CO
the Claro Milling CO
Gordon’s
North Mill Street
M Parison
East Washington Street
New Castle, PA
Book Club
Circle of 91
Samuel M. Rearke
James A. Gardner
Gettysburg
First Methodist Church
Lowell
Bryant
H. L. Dunlap
Samuel Rearke
W. A. Taylor
Carmi Glover
A. M. Leohner
Eckles
Ethel Rumberger
W. I. Clark
M’kee’s Medicine Store
Circulating Book Club
Mr. Lewis
New Pleasure Park
Owens Studio
Baby Photographs
Washington St
North
Mercer Street
Mrs. M. Haid
Guerard, Mill
Falls Streets
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