Local Dunlaps Celebrate Golden Wedding With Large Reception
Rev C H Dunlap and wife of Ava lon hosted a two part reception for their 60 year marriage. Attendees from this city included Dr Gageby C Sankey and several couples. afternoon guests wore satin gowns, evening program featured songs by C Sankey and A Crawford, and Rev Nealy spoke. A registered souvenir displayed the couple’s wedding photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Dunlap
Avalon
Gageby
Dunlap
First Presbyterian Church
Lavinia Wilson
New Castle
Ishapheme Elliott
New Wilmington
Easter Social Dinner Honoring Miss Ethel Rumberger
Easter decorations in yellow and green festoon rooms for a dinner hosted by Mrs J C Rodgers of North Street and Mrs Robert Eckles of Shaw Street on Thursday evening. An elaborate menu was served and a social period with cards followed.
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J. C. Rodgers
North Street
Robert Eckles
Shaw Street
Ethel Rumberger
Cupid
Winona Card club hosts euchre evening
Mrs Edwin J Barnard and Mrs George Pasters were the fortunate players Thursday evening when Mrs Charles Parker of Superior street entertained the Winona Card club. At the close of the game of euchre refreshments were served. Mrs O'Brien of Buffalo New York was an out of town guest. Mrs FE J Barnard of Seward avenue will entertain the club a week from next Tuesday evening.
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Edwin J. Barnard
George Pasters
Charles Parker
Superior Street
O’brien
Buffalo
N. Y
FE. J. Barnard
Seward Avenue
Beech Avenue Bride Weds Pittsburgh Man In Family Home
Miss Eva B. Maybray married Mr. Herman P. Lennig at 7 30 PM Thursday in the Maybray home with 26 guests. Dr J B Reilly officiated as Edith Maybray served as bridesmaid and Gall Woodes was best man. The couple will reside at Ray and Chestnut streets after a wedding feast and reception.
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Eva B. Maybray
Beech Avenue
Herman P. Lennig
Pittsburg Street
W. A. Maybray
J. B. Reilly
the Trinity Church
Edith Maybray
Gallwoodes
Margaret Maybray
Pittsburg
Ray
Chestnut Streets
Mr. Lennig
N. W. Lennig
Handel Oratorio Society Holds Fine Messiah Practice
Almost every seat in the high school chapel was filled as the Handel Oratorio Society practiced the Messiah and The Eve of St Agnes. Charlotte Nicklin and David West joined the soloists for the opening evening, with concerts set for April 23 and 24. Chorus members will report ticket sales at the next meeting, and practices shift between the high school and Coliseum ahead of the festival.
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Handel Oratorio Society
St. Agnes
Charlotte Nicklin
David West
Mrs Kerr of Hubbard Honored By Park Avenue Hostess
Mrs H A Moore of Park Avenue hosted a casual Thursday afternoon gathering for Mrs A J Kerr of Hubbard. Flinch and 500 were played and refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter Claree Moore and Miss Helen Boal. Mrs Kerr returned home that evening. Miss Carrie Arnold of Greenville attended as an out of town guest.
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A. J. Kerr
Hubbard
H. A. Moore
Park Avenue
Flinch
Claree Moore
Helen Boal
Kerr
Carrie Arnold
Greenville
D of A Kensington Meeting at Mrs Wallie Miller Home
On County Line road the D of A Kensington group met with dinner at noon and pink and white decor. The afternoon was social with guests presenting Mrs Miller a table linen. In two weeks Mrs Martin Hoover of West Washington street will host.
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Wallie Miller
County Line Road
D. of A. Kensington
S. S. S. Card Club Meeting Includes Prizes
The last meeting of the S. S. S. Card club before fall was hosted by Miss Grace Frethy of Blaine street. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Marie Wilson and Thomas Fleming. Miss Marian Reeves of Boyles avenue will host the S. S. S. Ken 싯sington next Thursday afternoon.
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S. S. S. Card Club
Grace Frethy
Blaine Street
Marie Wilson
Thomas Fleming
Marian Reeves
Boyles Avenue
S. S. S. Kensington
Sunday school class enjoys evening with teacher
The girls in Mrs. Harry E. Corban of Croton Avenue Methodist church Sunday school class spent a pleasant Thursday evening with their teacher. All brought baskets and additional friends joined for games and music. There were 18 guests in total.
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Harry E. Corban
Croton’ Avenue Methodist Church
Mr and Mrs Morris Host Mentor Club Evening
Mr and Mrs Thomas Morris of Long Avenue entertained the Mentor club Thursday evening with cards and refreshments as the main entertainment for their guests.
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Thomas Morris
Long Avenue
Mentor Club
Stevenson circle meeting ends with social hour
A social hour followed the business routine at the Stevenson circle meeting Thursday evening with Mrs. W. H. Ross of Falls and Hast streets. Mrs. John Trusel of Court street, will en tertain the circle May 14.
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Stevenson Circle
W. H. Ross
Falls and
Hast Streets
John Trusel
Court Street
Roberts Millinery Offers New Styles at Low Prices
If you cannot send to Paris or New York for a summer hat and gown do not feel cast down. The Roberts Millinery on Pittsburg street opposite Union depot serves you with the newest style in elegance and beauty at the lowest prices.
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Paris
New York
Roberts Millinery
Pittsburg Street
Union Depot
Bazaar and Supper by Central Christian Church Ladies
Bazaar and supper hosted by the Central Christian church ladies on Tuesday afternoon and evening, April 14. Supper served from 5 to 8. Price 25 cents.
Ripe Pineapples Sparking Deals At Local Markets
Shoppers find ripe pineapples advertised at Union Market on Pittsburg street while Gordon's on North Mill street offers rest stops. A Pure Food Demonstrations event is taking place at 19713 Biles attracting curious customers this week.
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Gordon's
North Mill Street
Frank L. Bigham Seeks County Treasurer Nomination
Frustrated campaign letter from Frank L. Bigham to voters urging support in tomorrow's primary for county treasurer. He notes limited time to meet all constituents, thanks supporters, and pledges to serve to the best of his ability if nominated and elected.
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Frank L. Bigham
Informal Card Party at Mabel Frew's Pittsburg Home
An invitation to play cards at Miss Mabel Frew's Pittsburgh street home drew many friends. Four tables hosted a 500 game with prizes, followed by pink and white luncheon servings and musical refreshments assisted by Miss Gula Frew.
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Mabel Frew
Pittsburg Street
Miss Frew
Miss Gula Frew
Club Guests Dine and Plan Next Meet at Ray Street
Guests enjoyed a luncheon after a card session as the club prepares to host Mrs. William Jones of Ray Street in two weeks from this evening.
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William Jones
Ray Street
Swastika Club Dance Draws 60 Couples in Eureka Hall
More than sixty couples attended the shirtwaist dance hosted by the Swastika club in Eureka hall Thursday evening. The event was directed by J. J. Cloonan and J. F. Callahan with out of town guests Beatrice Pritchard Coates of Sharon Devlin of Lorain Ohio Brown and Stiglitz of Wampum. No dance will be held next week due to Holy Week.
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Eureka Hall
J. J. Cloonan
J. F. Callahan
Beatrice Pritchard
Miss Rachel Morehead Hosts E. T. C. Club at East Street
Miss Rachel Morehead visiting Lowell Massachusetts hosted the E. T. C. club at her East street home Thursday afternoon. The informal gathering featured pretty dinner table arrangements. Guest Frances Hamilton, a Heathcote hall student from Scarsdale New York, attended.
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Rachel Morehead
Rodgers Hall
Lowell
Mass
East Street
E. T. C. Club
Frances Hamilton
Heathcote Hall
Scarsdale
N. Y
Kensington Ladies Host Luncheon at Miss Thatcher Home
Thursday Kensington members enjoyed a luncheon at Miss Nellie Thatcher’s Pearson street home after sewing session. Miss Olivia Griffith of West Washington street will host the Kensington in two weeks.
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Kensington
Nellie Thatcher
Pearson Street
Olivia Griffith
West Washington Street
Coterie Club Members Attend Costume Evening at Fisher Home
The Coterie club members appeared in original and unique costumes Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher on County Line Street. All attendees wore distinctive outfits.
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Charles Fisher
County Line Street
Mrs Jones Hosts Coterie in Honor of Mrs Franey
Mrs William Jones of South Bay street entertained the Coterie on Tuesday evening for guest Mrs J A Franey of Ohio. After an enjoyable period of games and social conversation a luncheon was served.
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William Jones
South Bay Street
Coterie Club
J. A. Franey
Ohio
Mrs Rouna Watkins Hosts Social With M M J W Kensington
Mrs Rouna Watkins of McCleary avenue entertained the M M J W Kensington Thursday. After a period of needlework refreshments were served. Mrs Emily Young of Long avenue will be hostess in two weeks.
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Rouna Watkins
McCleary Avenue
M. M. J. W. Kensington
Emily Young
Long Avenue
Gordon's Store Opens Tonight with Pure Food Demonstration
The pure food demonstration at Gordon's grocer on 3t North Mill Street will continue tonight and Saturday. The event highlights many uses of products and appeals especially to ladies though it interests every household.
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Gordon's
North Mill Street
Pitts Denies Promising Clerk Position During Campaign
John F. Pitts candidate for County Commissioner explicitly denies reports that he promised any person the clerk position. He states at no time did he make such promises and calls the reports false.
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John F. Pitts
Local Social Notes Highlight Pittsburg Visitors and City Guests
Mrs J M Hamilton and daughter Felicia visited Pittsburg today. Miss Elizabeth McMillin from Court street spent the day in Youngstown. Miss Carrie Arnold of Greenville stayed with Mrs Harry A Moore of Park avenue. Miss Clara Lambert from Butler visited her sister Mrs Will Hodgkinson of Wildwood avenue. Miss Clara Peebles of Germantown will arrive Saturday to stay with cousin Miss Marietta Broe of Highland avenue. Mr and Mrs Russell W Hainer of Cleveland, formerly of this city, visited J Adam Hainer of Edgewood avenue. Elizabeth Jameson returned to Smith College after spring vacation with her parents on North Jefferson street. Mrs Lee R Gordon and sons, Mrs H M Wirsing and daughter Rebecca Reis, and Mrs Charles Pierce left for Atlantic City for Easter.
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Clara Lambert
Butler
Will Hodgkinson
Wildwood Avenue
Clara Peebles
Germantown
City
Marietta Broe
Highland Avenue
Russell W. Hainer
Cleveland
This City
J. Adam Hainer
Edgewood Avenue
Elizabeth Jameson
Smith College
Northampton, Mass
Mrs
David Jameson
North Jefferson Street
Lee R. Gordon
North
Mercer Street
H. M. Wirsing
Rebecca Reis
East Street
Charles Pierce
Pittsburg Street
Atlantic City
Corl denies pledge of clerkship in campaign
Jacob F. Corl, candidate for county commissioner, states he has not promised any clerkship in the commissioners' office to any man in the event of his election and brands such claims as false. The statement is rebutted in a signed campaign clarification.
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Jacob F. Corl
Tomato sale at Union Market on Pittsburg Street
Tomatoes priced at 10 cents per pound offered at Union Market located on 25 Pittsburg Street. Local shoppers urged to buy fresh produce at the noted market location.
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Union Market
Pittsburg Street
Sherwin-Williams Paint Endorsed by Dickson & Co Hardware
A local retailer touts Sherwin-Williams as durable paint, claiming twenty five years of sale without changes to the brand. They guarantee coverage and long wear, urging customers to choose Sherwin-Williams for reliability. The store cites Dickson & Co Hardware as the seller.
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Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin-Williams, Dickson & Co
Laughing lessons in a car ride curriculum
A humorous Harper's Weekly style vignette follows a teacher offering laughing lessons for 50 cents a week to a pupil aiming for social popularity. The teacher parodies musical laughter from soprano to alto, insisting laughs be melodic, not cacophonous, and notes the cost may deter the student who jokes she cannot afford it.
Madame Queries Nurse Over Four Children After Walk
Madame comments on how the four children look different since last seen and asks the nurse to confirm they are the correct ones. The exchange suggests a mistaken or surprising identity in a domestic scene.
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Mai
Anna
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Winona Club
Dennison
Dutton’s
Lilles
Fleur de
Postals and
Metzler’s
S. S
Biles
M Parison
Monte Carlo
Stillman’s
East Washington Street
New Castle, PA
Mather Bros. Co
East Washington
Lawrence
the Daughters of the American Revolution
J. H. Frew
Moody Avenue
Josephine Fisher
Gordon
Lawrence County
Cruikshank’s
E. Thomas
Bell
Citizens
Pastry Dept
Dixie Brand
Wolverine
J. M. Hamilton
Felicia
Elizabeth McMillin
Youngstown
Harry A. Moore
John K. Teneresse xX
Austin
Tom
Harper’s Weekly
R. Bollard
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