Bride Clara Griffith Remley engagement announced in April wedding plan
A spring wedding rumor centers on Miss Clara Griffith of West Grant street and Mr. Harry Remley of Croton avenue with a probable April 29 ceremony. The Griffiths hosted a dinner for twelve, place cards were heart shaped bearing their names, and both families join in congratulations. The article also notes Handel Oratorio Society rehearsals for The Messiah and Lucia di Lammermoor, with season tickets selling quickly and next rehearsal set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Griffith
West Grant Street
Harry Remley
Croton Avenue
Miss Griffith
Clyde N. Griffith
Mr. Remey
Judson Griffith
Washington Street
Stillman’s
Mr. Remley
Wesley Remsey
Greer Tin Mill
Handel Oratorio Society
St. Agnes
Paul B. Patterson
Society
Donizetti
Mollie Miller
County Line Street
Superior Street
Winona Club
Nellie Thatcher
Pearson Street
Kensington
Stevenson
First Methodist Church
W. H. Ross
Falls Street
R. Watkins
McCleary Avenue
M. M. W. Kensington
Mentor Club
Thomas Morris
National Protective Legion
Clendenin
J. O. Rodgers
North Street
Robert Eckles
Ethel Rumberger
King s Daughters elect delegates to state convention
Mrs J R Cooper and Mrs Frank Fischer were elected delegates to the state convention of the King s Daughters to be held at Bethlehem May 19 20 and 21. The Randolph circle of the First Methodist church met Tuesday with an all day session including luncheon sewing and business. The society will meet next Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Cooper
Frank Fischer
The
King’s Daughters
Bethlehem
Randolph Circle
First Methodist Church
Nixon club meeting yields four prize winners
Mrs James Shaffer, Mrs John Rae and Messrs Fred and William Reader were the successful players at the Nixon club meeting with Mr and Mrs Seth Marshall of East street Tuesday evening. They were prettily rewarded and a seasonable lunch was served. The invitation to meet with Mr and Mrs Harry Wogan of West North street in two weeks was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shaffer
John Rae
Fred and
William Reader
Nixon Club
Seth Marshall
East Street
Harry Wogan
West North Street
East Side Kensington Dinner Club Hosts Porter Evening
Yellow decor and menu set the tone as Judge and Mrs. William E. Porter hosted about two dozen East Side Kensington Dinner Club members on Tuesday evening. The gathering proved unusually pleasant with many social diversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Kensington Dinner Club
William E. Porter
Wallace Avenue
Jolly Crowd Entertained By Mulberry Hosts
Mr and Mrs Harry Brown hosted a Jolly Crowd gathering on Mulberry Street with about twenty guests playing cards and enjoying refreshments. The hostess was aided by Mrs Walter VanHorn and Mrs Shaffer. Mrs Roberts plans to host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brown
Mulberry Street
Walter VanHorn
Shaffer
Roberts
Lecture on The Constitutionality of the Legalizing Law
Under the W. C. T. U. auspices Charles T. Newlin will lecture on the constitutionality of the law at First Baptist Church Thursday at 8 pm. Newlin is a well known speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Newlin
First Baptist Church
Mr. Newlin
Miss Louise Wilson to Visit Aunt in Brevard North Carolina
Miss Louise Wilson of Lincoln Avenue plans a Thursday trip to Brevard North Carolina to spend time as the guest of her aunt Mrs Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Wilson
Lincoln Avenue
Brevard
N. C
Mrs. Hays
Miss Pearl Merriman Invites Friends to Dinner
Miss Pearl Merriman of Epworth street has issued invitations for a seven oclock dinner Friday evening April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Merriman
Epworth Street
Miss Grace Frethy Hosts Card Club Evening
Miss Grace Frethy of Blaine Street will entertain the U. S. S. card club on Thursday evening instead of Friday, inviting members to a social gathering with cards and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Frethy
Blaine Street
Card Club
Mary Jeffers presents stereopticon lectures in worship building
Miss Mary Jeffers will present a series of stereopticon lectures on Spain Rome and Venice at the First U P church on April 20 21 and 22 at 8 pm Single admission is 25 cents and course tickets are 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jeffers
U. P
Garden Party Honors Miss Sara Jones In Neshannock
A Tuesday evening gathering hosted by Miss Mabel Beer drew about 24 girls for a garden party in honor of Miss Sara Jones. The event featured flower rooted gifts and heart themed activities, with prizes for top guesses and a hunt for tiny flower pots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Beer
Neshannock Boulevard
Sara Jones
Miss Jones
Mollie Jones
F. G. Beer
Clara Nickum
D. C. Girls Social Club Formed by Wallace Avenue Girls
A new social club organized by six girls on North Hill held its initial meeting at Miss Virginia Foltz’s home on Wallace Avenue. Officers elected: President Virginia Foltz, Vice President Helen Trelfar, Secretary Dorothy Edmunds. The group, named The D. C. Girls, aims for general social activities. Meetings set for next week with Dorothy Edmunds as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hill
Virginia Foltz
Wallace Avenue
Helen Trelfar
Dorothy Edmunds
D. C
Local tenor John C. Ussher attends Handle Society rehearsal
John C. Ussher, formerly of this city and now of Pittsburg, visited Tuesday evening to sing with the Handle Oratorio Society chorus and will attend the forthcoming festival of music. He formerly served as tenor soloist with the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Ussher
Pittsburg
Handle Oratorio Society
Mr. Usher
Mr. Ussher
Socilety
Long family sails for home from Liverpool
Mr. and Mrs. 8. D. Long and son George of West Falls street, daughter Mrs. Samuel Perry of North street, Thomas Bard of Pittsburg, and Mrs. Laura Linton of North Mill street, sailed Wednesday from Liverpool and will arrive home in ten days or two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. D. Long
George
West Falls Street
Samuel Perry
North Street
Thomas Bard
Pittsburg
Laura Linton
North Mill Street
Liverpool
School Social to Benefit Mahoningtown Pictures Fund
A social event will be held Friday evening April 10 in the dining room of Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church hosted by Mahoningtown school teachers. Proceeds will buy pictures for the school. Everyone is welcome. Refreshments served. 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Mahoningtown
Card Club Meeting Honors Visitors
Shaw street hosts Tuesday Night card club at the Lamb home with visiting guests Mr. and Mrs. George T. Ewart of Pittsburg and Luscian Cc Pole of Franklin. Six hand euchre caused lively play. Mrs. Chester W. Wallace and Edwin F. Norris won club favors. Florence White and Howard Morrison won visitors’ favors. A choice collection was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Lamb
Shaw Street
George T. Ewart
Pittsburg
Luscian CC
Pole
Franklin
Lamb
Chester W. Wallace
Edwin F. Norris
Florence White
Howard Morrison
Reception for Miss Ringland at Mrs Greer's North Jefferson home
Informal but delightful gathering hosted by Mrs George Greer with about 40 ladies from the missionary circle. Miss Alice Ringland, a South Africa missionary and guest, spoke on her work, answered questions, and displayed many pictures. A social period followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Greer
North
Jefferson Street
Alice Ringland
South Africa
Mrs. Greer
Miss Ringland
Deaths of the Day Joseph Divak 11 months old
Infant Joseph Divak died Wednesday after a short pneumonia illness. He was 11 months old. Austrians and residents of Francis farm on Mahoning road, services Friday at St Marys Polish Catholic church, interment in St Josephs cemetery. Rev J C McDonald led funeral services Tuesday for Ernest Eugene Drake of 233 East Reynolds Street, interment in Graceland cemetery.
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Joseph Divak
Francis Farm
Mahoning Road
St. Mary's
St. Joseph's Cemetery
J. C. McDonald
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
Ernest Eugene Drake
J. C. Drake
East Reynolds Street
Graceland Cemetery
Arlington Hose Company Organized in Fourth Ward
The Arlington Hose company has been organized in the Fourth ward with officers President John Crumie Secretary Frank Fleming Treasurer Frew Book. It aims to locate a fire engine house in the Arlington avenue district soon and has 14 members.
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Arlington Hose Company
Fourth Ward
John Crumie
Frank Fleming
Frew Book
Arlington Avenue
Frank Given 30 Days for Stealing Scrap Iron
Andy Frank was charged with stealing scrap iron from a steel works and received 30 days in jail from Alderman Ranney at a hearing yesterday. He was arrested while fleeing the steel company grounds with a bag of metal on his back. C. B. Phillips filed the information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Frank
Alderman Ranney
Frank
C. B. Phillips
Indignant New Castle Volunteers Defend Fire Dept
Volunteer firemen of New Castle condemn public ridicule and a misunderstood role. They warn that criticism by the city school board threatens their service and could force hiring paid firemen at a cost of $10,000, urging officials to inform themselves and back their volunteers.
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New Castle
Lst
Connery
New Castle Warren C Davy Lena E Merkel
Warren C Davy, Lena E Merkel, and New Castle figures are named in a local notice. The short item lists individuals involved, with no additional context or dates due to fragmentary text.
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New Castle
Warren C. Davy Lena E. Merkel
Local Births and Visits Among City Residents
A series of society notices records births to Mr. and Mrs. John Emery and to Attorney and Mrs. Homer G. Drake. Visitors include Miss Lulu Marshall of Wampum and Miss Nellie Leslie visiting Mrs. Martha Leslie in Niles. Mrs. Frank Scott returns from West Middlesex. The Lambs host Pittsburg visitors, and Miss Hamilton arrives from Heathcote hall to visit her father in the city. Miss Myrtle McClure returns to Oberlin College after a visit with her parents. Leota Perry travels to Pittsburgh with Fred A. Queer at Mercy hospital. Queer’s condition remains the same.
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John Emery
Stewart Place
Homer G. Drake
County Line Street
Lulu Marshall
Wampum
Nellie Leslie
Martha Leslie
Niles
Frank Scott
West Middlesex
George T. Ewart
Pittsburg
Lusctan C. Pole
Franklin
John H. Lamb
Shaw Street
Frances Hamilton
Heathcote Hall
Searsdale
N. Y
8. S. Hamilton
East North Street
Myrtle McClure
Oberlin College
H. J. McClure
Neshannock Avenue
Leota Perry
Winter Avenue
Fred A. Queer
Garfield Avenue
The
Mercy Hospital
Frances Willeard Memorial Union to Hold Prayer Meeting
The Frances Willeard Memorial union will hold a local option prayer meeting on Friday afternoon April 10 from 1 30 to 4 00. Leaders include Mrs Andrew Magill Mrs Margaret Speer Gibson Mrs J C McDonald Mrs J S Dunwoody and Mrs McNees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Youngstown School Board Likely To Ignore City Fireproof Plans
The Youngstown school board seems set to disregard city councils measures for fireproof buildings, opting to run affairs to suit themselves rather than adopt the proposed safety standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Flag presentation to foreign students on Lee surrender anniversary
The program calls for full attendance of G A R and U V L members at the presentation of the American flag to the school for foreigners, scheduled for tomorrow to mark the Lee surrender anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
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