Holy Week Social Roundup Ahead of Spring
Quiet Holy Week in society with several weddings and many events listed. Notable items include the marriages of Miss Jean Norris to Findley McConnell and Miss Ethel Allen to Leroy Whiting, plus numerous club meetings, luncheons, dances, and a Coliseum festival rehearsal schedule for the Oratorio Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oratorio Society
Coliseum
Jean Norris
Findley McConnell
Norris
Ethel Allen
Leroy Whitling
Surprise Party For Miss Anna Frye At Oak Street Home
A merry Oak Street School crowd gathered at Miss Anna Frye of Pearl Street for a surprise party with music games and a served lunch. Hostess Anna was aided by sisters Margaret and Hazel with guests including Clair Smith Gladys Hammill Josephine Patton Florence Rodgers Edith Farrell Mary Watt Mae Baker Iva Baker Sylvia Snyder Edna Wilkins Hazel Frye Ralph Snyder Glenn Lemmon Lloyd Hammill Floyd Hammill Walter Smith Orville Kerr Paul Keelan Albert Wilkins Harold Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Street
Anna Frye
Pearl Street
Margarite
Hazel
Clair Smith
Gladys Hammill
Josephine Patton
Florence Rodgers
Edith Farrell
Mary Watt
Mae Baker
Iva Baker
Sylvia Snyder
Edna Wilkins
Lil- Man Jones
Hazel Frye
Ralph Snyder
Glenn Lemmon
Lloyd Hammill
Floyd Hammill
Walter Smith
Orville Kerr
Paul Keelan
Albert Wilkins
Harold Caldwell
Clark Couple Return After South Visit
Mr and Mrs J W Clark of Haus avenue have returned home after months in the south. They were guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Clarke, the former's brother and sister in law. On return they visited Washington DC and other places of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Clark
Haus Avenue
South
Charles Clarke
Washington, D. C
Miss Roberta Gleason Hosts Standard Bearers Event
Miss Roberta Gleason of Croton Avenue entertained Standard Bearers of the First Methodist Church in a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Gleason
Croton Avenue
First Methodist Church
Lawrence DAR Meets Reviews Book and Plans Bazaar
The Lawrence Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met Saturday afternoon led by Mrs. J How ard Frew and Mrs. George Ralph. Mrs. Ralph praised Richard Carvell and Mrs. G A Dickson led the discussion of historical facts. The group voted to aid the Associated Charities bazaar in the Coliseum during the first week of May. A bazaar committee will attend the city hall meeting Tuesday at 7. The next regular meeting will be the first Saturday of May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. Howard Frew
Moody Avenue
George Ralph
Richard Carvell
G. A. Dickson
Associated Charities
Coliseum
City Hall
Ellery Band to Appear in Pittsburg Apr 22
The Ellery Band, recently unknown locally, closed a brilliant streak of concerts in Pittsburg after arriving at the Exposition six days ago. The Pittsburg Dispatch reports high praise for their performances and anticipates a notable event on April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellery Band
Pittsbur Ader
Pittsurg
Miss Fisher Hosts S A K Girls on Blaine Street
Miss Josephine Fisher of Blaine street entertained the S. A. K. girls with sewing and refreshments Saturday afternoon. In two weeks Miss Lyda McKee of Grant street will entertain the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Fisher
Blaine Street
Lyda McKee
Grant Street
Officers to Be Elected at North Jefferson Meeting
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ford Kincaid in North Jefferson street. This is an important meeting as officers are to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Library Association
Ford Kincaid
North
Jefferson Street
Marriage License Issued in Youngstown
A marriage license was issued in Youngstown to Adam Kirkwood of this city and Sophia Gardner of Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Adam Kirkwood
Sophia Gardner
Hubbard
Local Social News Highlights and Travels
Beaver street resident C M Holt is ill with pneumonia. C H Reeves of Boyles Ave left for a western trip. Grace Love of Pine St visited Youngstown Saturday. Mrs W H Cover of Sharon spent Saturday with city friends. Mr and Mrs Edward Elder of Halls Ave went to Harlansburg. Elder has been ill all winter. Mrs Charles McKnight and children are guests of Mrs W W Saylor in Sharpsville. M Doty of Jamestown NY returned after visiting Reeves on Boyles Ave. Harry McClafferty of Sharon spent Sunday with his parents. Rachael Morehead returns to Rodgers Hall Lowell MA after spring vacation with East Street parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Holt
Beaver Street
C. H. Reeves
Boyles Avenue
Grace Love
Pine Street
Youngstown
W. H. Cover
Sharon
Edward Elder
Halls Avenue
Harlansburg
Elder
Charles McKnight
W. W. Saylor
Sharpsville
M. Doty
Jamestown
N. Y
Harry McClafferty
James McClafferty
Croton Avenue
Rachael Morehead
Rodgers Hall
Lowell
Mass
Thomas F. Morehead
East Street
Bazaar and Supper by Central Christian Church
The Central Christian church invites the public to a Bazaar and supper hosted by its ladies on Tuesday afternoon and evening, April 14. Supper service runs from 5 to 8 with a price of 25 cents.
New Spring Hats at Harlansburg by H. S. Jordan
Mrs H 8S Jordan unveils a line of new spring hats at Harlansburg Pa with Miss Elizabeth Pattison as trimmer. 20016
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Harlansburg
Elizabeth Pattison
Surprise visit for bride elect Miss Sara Jones
A North Whlnat Street resident, Miss Sara Jones, was surprised by more than 30 First Baptist church choir members at her home Saturday evening. The guests presented a silver chocolate set and, earlier, relatives hosted a kitchen shower with useful utensils. Her wedding to Mr. Howard Lee Hickok is set for April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Jones
North Whlnat Street
First Baptist Church
Miss Jones
Misa Jones
Howard Lee Hickok
Aged Lawrence County Resident J W Boak Dies at 72
J W Boak of Princeton aged 72 dies at home from liver trouble after a three year illness. Born in Slipperyrock township he joined gold rush journeys to California in 1859 and later lived on a farm before moving to Princeton eight years ago. He supported reform and temperance causes and twice ran on the Prohibition ticket. Survived by second wife Anna Shaw and six children plus four sisters, funeral set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. from Princeton home with Hermon Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Boak
Lawrence County
Princeton
Mr. Boak
Slipperyrock
California
Pacific Coast
Princeton Presbyterian Church
Martha J. Magee
Plain Grove
Ill
John Roberts
Rose Point
Hermon Cemetery
Obituary notices from Ellwood City area deaths
Conflicting notices report the passing of Frank W. Cunningham at age 40 in Pittsburg from spinal trouble. Survived by wife, daughter Evelyn, four brothers, three sisters, and several relatives including Attorney J. W. Cunningham. Funeral set for Tuesday at Slippery Rock church. Separate notice notes Mrs. Jane Stunkard’s death from paralysis at 64, with funeral at Neshannock church. Third report mentions Mrs. Glasser dying at 81 with seven children and unresolved funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Cunningham
Lawrence County
Pittsburg
Mr. Cunningham
Ellwood City
Evelyn
Amos
Wayne Township
R. T
Slipperyrock
Wylie
PD. L. Cunningham
H. W. Guy
Perry Township
R. C. Schumaker
Fred Weingartner
A. Martin Graham
J. W. Cunningham
Cunningham
Lillian Welhausen
Slipperyrock Township
Amos Cunningham
Slippery Rock Church
Jane Stunkard
William Stunkard
Scott Township
Stunkard
William McCaslin
Margaret Baker
Glasser
Slippery Rock
John
Robert
Nebraska
J. B
James
Wurtemburg
Martin
Ellwood
Mary Vance
Rochester
Annie
William Ewing Veteran Soldier Dies in Beaver Falls
William Ewing 72 longtime Wampum resident died Saturday morning in Beaver Falls from asthma while visiting relatives. A Civil War veteran and Methodist Church member, he leaves a wife and several children in Wampum. Funeral today at 2 PM in Wampum M E church conducted by Rev. Locke and Rev. J C Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ewing
Wampum
Beaver Falls
Ewing
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wampum M. E
Locke
Mr. Ewing
J. C. Worner
Supper Service At First Christian Church Announced
At First Christian church a Friday and Saturday supper is scheduled for April 17 and 18. Service runs 5 to 8 PM with a 35 cent price. Friday menu includes un es ristin scalloped potatoes baked beans pepper salad bread and butter jelly coffee. Saturday menu features roast beef mashed potatoes brown gravy coleslaw pickles and pineapple sherbet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hulda
G. W. Veach
P. Hall
John C. Dwyer
Lincoln Avenue
Daughters of King of Trinity Church
Guild Room
Cassius Finney
West Grant Street
Margaret Sheets
North Jefferson Street
Scott McCaslin
Pittsburg Street
Holland Club
Kensington
James L. Moses
Richelieu Avenue
Randolph Circle
King’s Daughters
Dorothy Edmunds
Wallace Avenue
D. C
Cascade Street
Leroy Whiting
W. D. Wallace
John A. Butler
Crawford Avenue
Lady Maccabees
Pleasure Club
Edwin F. Norris
John Jones
Taka Kensington
Irene Shaw
Raymond Street
Mezeppa Club
Goldin Clark
Leasure Avenue
Edis Tsae
J. F. Leonardson
Highland 500 Evening Club
Smith
Alemda Club
Robert A. Browne
Robert L. Wallace
Ethel Rumberger
Pearl Merriman
Pearson Street
Sorosis
S. A. Wilson
Winter Avenue
Lee Shira
Mabel Wilson
Frank Hoover
Marian Reeves
S. 8
S. S. Kensington
D. A. R. Meeting
S.S. Kensington
Dinisons
Fleur DE Lis
Metzler
Rice’s
Rich’s
Bagt Street
J. W. Bonk
Fred W. Cunninghan
John Glasser
Lettice Wagner Glasser
Tyro Miles
Wurtymbyres
Dagistro
H. E. McGoun & Sons
New York
H.E. MicGoun
Theatorium
E. Washington ST
Tommy Burns
Gunner Moir
England
National Sporting Club
London
Eng
Evan Harris
Reynolds Street
Estelle Rhodes
Monessen
Charles Rhodes
County Line Street
Automobile Club of
Citizens National Bank
H. G. Miller
Sec’y
Emerson
S.S.S
Sercidic CO
Atlanta
New Castle
Mather Bros. Co
East Washington, Street
J. A. Price
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