Easter dances draw crowded social crowds in town
Several Easter dances filled Tuesday evening as the Young Fellows, Lawrence Club, and Gilmore souvenir party drew large crowds. Mikado hall hosted the Young Fellows event with 190 couples attending the Gilmore program, while guests from Pittsburg Beaver Titusville Franklin New Brighton Greenville and Sharon joined the festivities. Refreshments and music accompanied dancing from 8 30 to 11 with out of town visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellows
Lawrence Club
Gilmore
Mikado Hall
Elizabeth Brown
Pittsburg
Sue and
Sara Sharrer
Beaver
Frances Bastress
Grove City
Lindsey
Alma Sherman
Titusville
Marian Mackey
Franklin
Florence McConnell
New Brighton
Vaughn
Greenville
Thomas W. Phillips, Jr
Bater
Gilmore Dancing Hall
Woods
Frank B. Gilmore
Mary
Ella Reibly
Christy and Paine
Sharon
Winona Club Evening Hosts Guests and Prizes
Mrs E J Barnard of Seward Avenue entertained the Winona club Tuesday evening with a card party. Prizes went to Mrs Joseph DePuy and Mrs Minnie Mayne. Mrs Anna Severance received the visitor's favor. Green and white luncheon decor. hostess Mrs Fred Wood of East Falls Street to entertain in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Barnard
Seward Avenue
Winona Club
Joseph DePuy
Minnie Mayne
Anna Severance
Fred Wood
East Falls Street
Nixon club prizes awarded at Tuesday meeting
Mrs William Wolford Miss Anna Rae and Messrs Fred Reader and William Wolford won prizes at the Nixon club gathering on Tuesday evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Wogan of West North Street. Little chicks served as luncheon favors. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mr and Mrs Earl of West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wolford
Anna Rae
Fred Reader
Nixon Club
Harry Wogan
West North Street
Earl
West Washington Street
Surprise 18th Birthday Party For Miss Rachael Griffith
Over 30 friends gathered at 304 Wood Street for a Monday night surprise party marking Miss Rachael Griffiths eighteenth birthday. She received many pretty presents including a gold locket and chain from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael Griffith
Wood Street
Miss Griffith
Local Social Evening Brings Cards Music and Cheer
A community gathering featured cards, music, and a general cordial hour with a splendid performance that made time pass merrily for all attendees at the neighborhood social event.
Community Club and Society Events in City Venues
The Lady Maccabees meet in Woodman hall and the New Castle Masons host a dance in the Masonic temple. The Oratorio Society debuts at the Coliseum with Eve of St Agnes and a miscellaneous program. Mrs. Bailey hosts Alameda club, Mrs. Hoover hosts PD of A Kensington, Utopia club meets with Mrs. Black, Mrs. Young entertains M M J W Kensington, Miss Griffiths hosts Thursday Kensington, Columbus circle of Wampum plans a dance, Mrs. Gibson entertains Taka Kensington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Maccabees
Woodman Hall
New Castle Club of Masons
Masonic Temple
Oratorio Society
Coliseum
St. Agnes
James Bailey
Waldo Street
Alameda
Martin Hoover
A. Kensington
Utopia Club
Harry Black
Ralph Avenue
Emily Young
Long Avenue
M. M. J. W. Kensington
Olivia Griffiths
West Washington Street
Columbus Circle
Wampum
Gibson
Garfield Avenue
Taka Kensington
Marriage of Margaret Hannon and Thomas Davis at St Marys
The marriage of Miss Margaret Hannon and Mr Thomas Davis was solemnized at St Marys church on Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 oclock with Father O Shea officiating. The couple were attended by Miss Clara Hannon and Mr James Hannon. They left for a wedding trip. Both are prominent in Catholic circles throughout the city.
Jolly gathering at Mulberry street hosts card evening
The Jolly crowd met with Mrs. Roberts of Mulberry street Tuesday evening for a pleasant session of cards with no prizes. Hostess Mrs. Roberts, aided by Mrs. Henry Klee and Mrs. Charles Wogan, served refreshments. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. Otis Mayne of Mulberry and Erie streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Mulberry Street
Henry Klee
Charles Wogan
Otis Mayne
Mulberry
Erie Streets
Lawrence County L. T. L. Hosts Fifth Teacher Reception
Invitations issued for a reception next Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Snyder in East Sutton street. Lincoln and Garfield school teachers are invited as guests of the Lawrence County L. T. L. in this fifth event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
C. L. Snyder
East Sutton Street
Lincoln and Garfield
Orchestra club meeting with Miss Ethel MacMurtrey
A musical program was rendered when the Orchestra club met with Miss Ethel MacMurtrey of Crawford avenue Thursday evening. Refreshments were served at the conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel MacMurtrey
Crawford Avenue
Pearl Burkhart to entertain C. T. C. club on Wednesday
Miss Pearl Burkhart of Terrace avenue will entertain the C. T. C. club on Wednesday evening April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. C. Club
Pearl Burkhart
Terrace Avenue
Local Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Returns
Miss Elizabeth Brown of Pittsburg visits Miss Agnes Wallace of Wallace avenue. Harry Hunter visits his father Joseph Hunter in New Wilmington. Mrs. Fred Grace of Cleveland visits Mr and Mrs Bennett Grace on East street. Miss Sarah Jones returns from Sharon visit with Miss Sarah Price. Miss Frances Bastress visits Edna Watson in Pittsburg street. William Warren returns home to Sharon after a brief visit here. Roy Mercer returns to New Wilmington after teaching vacation at the local high school. Brighton visits Mr and Mrs Frank Offutt. Mrs P F McEvory returns from Sharon visit with sister Mrs James Gilliland. Miss Clara Peebles returns from Germantown visit with Miss Marietta Erie. Mr and Mrs P B Hinkle of Erie visit L W Platt on Centennial street for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Brown
Pittsburg
Agnes Wallace
Wallace Avenue
Harry Hunter
Joseph Hunter
New Wilmington
Fred Grace
Cleveland
Bennett Grace
East Street
Sarah Jones
Walnut Street
Sarah Price
Sharon
Frances Bastress
Grove City
Edna Watson
William Warren
Roy Mercer
Florence McConnell
New Brighton
Frank Offutt
P. F. McEvory
James Gilliland
Clara Peebles
Germantown
Marietta Erie
Highland Avenue
P. B. Hinkle
Erie
L. W. Platt
Centennial Street
Real Estate Registry Dept to Open After Bid Award
City survey committee and Milholland endorse bids for making up the books for a real estate registry department. Gano and Cukerbraum held informal talks in the hall while Dr. Wilson was briefly absent. Milholland says the registry work is ready for printers and the outfit should be complete soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue-Fire
Milholland
Cukerbraum
G. Gano
The Lucky Number Diamond Giveaway
Ramblers club announces Number 433 wins the diamond prize. The holder may claim by calling A. R. English to receive the diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramblers Club
A. R. English
Garden seed giveaway for city poor by Associated Charities
The Associated Charities of Youngstown distributes garden seeds to poor residents to enable them to plant gardens. Special interior paint for walls and ceilings provides an egg shell glass finish. Dickson & Co., Hardware. 20814.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Charities of
Youngstown
Dickson & Co
Smart Function Honors Visitor
An invitation to play cards at Mrs. Charles H. Johnsons home on Highland Avenue drew more than 50 guests for nine euchre tables. Miss Alma J. Sherman of Titusville attended as fiancée of the hostess brother Thomas W. Phillips Jr. from Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Johnson
Highland Avenue
Alma J. Sherman
Titusville
Thomas W. Phillips, Jr
Butler
William B.gormley
D. C. Wallace
Sherman
Johnson
Allan Urmson
George L. Patterson
Henry Thornton
Local notes from Hubbard and vicinity
Hubbard L O Padden returns from Mercer area after a brief business trip. A son born to Mr and Mrs Albert Hirst. Mrs Edward Patterson and daughter visit relatives in North Jackson. Two Odd Fellows initiates at Hubbard lodge. T A Mathews of Parkersburg WV visits family here. Hubbard band gives first outdoor concert to praise. Road officer Emerson Carmichael resigns to be effective with new appointee. Mrs John Hulbert back home in West Hubbard after hospital stay but relapses and grave condition. Mrs Ann Pritchard Williams dies at East Liberty home aged 84 born in Wales, survived by husband and four sons. Funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Padden
Mercer and Vicinity
Albert Hirst
Edward Patterson
North Jackson
Hubbard Lodge of Odd Fellows
T. A. Mathews
Parkersburg
W. Va
Hubbard Band
Emerson Carmichael
Youngstown-Sharon
John Hulbert
Youngstown City Hospital
West Hubbard
Ann Pritchard-Williams
Thomas Williams
East Liberty Street
Wales
William and
Edward Pritchard
Sharon
James Prichard
Paynes Corners
Joseph Pritchard
Hubbard
Local board of education members buy five cars
President G. G. Stitzinger and partner W. H. Gillespie of the board of education have become auto mobilists buying Reos from E. E. Hileman. Jack Herbold and Walter Harlan also placed Reo orders turned to Hileman who since the start of the week sold five machines to local enthusiasts. The fifth car, a Ford runabout, went to William Waddington of the Pennsylvania engineering works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Stitzinger
Board of Education
W. H. Gillespie
Reo
E. E.hileman
Jack Herbold
Walter Harlan
Hileman
Ford
William Waddington
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
Former local journalist reports wife’s health improved in Seattle
Raymond Locke, once a city newspaper man, now with a leading Seattle magazine, writes to his father that his wife’s health has greatly improved since he went west for her sake. He notes he dislikes Seattle’s rain and damp weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Locke
Seattle
E. B. Locke
Viaduct plan on Jefferson Street urged by selectman
Dr. L W Wilson chairs the street committee urging councils to approve a southern Jefferson viaduct linking South New Castle with downtown. The $75 000 project would be bond funded, with railroads and streetcar lines covering costs as they use the span from Center to Home streets. The plan seeks a citywide artery, two southern access roads, and immediate employment while adding convenience through a Washington and Pittsburg streets cross-connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Street
South New Castle
L. W. Wilson
Wilson
Phillips Hill
Fifth Ward
Washington
Pittsburg
New Castle
Beaver Falls
Shenango River
Realty Transfers in Local Wards Change Hands
Samuel M. Cornelius to Mary Logan Sixth ward for 1000 dollars. Rhoda Robinson and Nettie Cline transfer Sixth ward to Rhoda Robinson for 1 dollar. Winfield S. Cline to Rhoda Robinson Sixth ward for 1 dollar. William E. Geiger to Ezra G. Carr Fourth ward for 1 dollar. Charles B. Fisher to William G. Imboden Enon for 1425 dollars. Edward Fisher to Charles B. Fisher Enon for 100 dollars. Martha J. Chapman to George Schetrom Third ward for 1250 dollars. Thomas J. Doyle to Rosaline Bradlaw Third ward for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Cornelius
Mary Logan
Rhoda Robinson
Nettie Cline
Winfield S. Cline
William E. Geiger
Ezra G. Carr
Charles B. Fisher
William G. Imboden
Enon
Edward Fisher
Martha J. Chapman
George Schetrom
Thomas J. Doyle
Rosaline Bradlaw
Third Ward
Westfield News Briefs Aflare with Local Movements
Miss Dorris Clark attends Wooster spring term while Rev. Anderson fills a Westfield vacancy. Miss Jennie Gibson leaves for Slippery Rock. R M Mars is ill. Mrs. E Forest and Mrs. E C Weddle visit kin in New Castle. Mr and Mrs J L Fullerton visit Pittsburg relatives. Rev. Cooper resumes pastoral duties. Mrs Jane Reed injures knee. About 30 pupils qualify for high school. 18 advance to sophomore class. Miss A D Young and Mrs Smith return from Ashtabula visit. Shenango Presbyterial Missionary society set to meet at Westfield May 14-15 with 28 to 30 auxiliaries. Noted missionaries expected. White Chapel hosts evening exercises titled Go Tell My Brethren led by Miss Ethel Fyffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorris Clark
Wooster University
Rev. Anderson
Crafton
Westfield
Jennie Gibson
Slippery Rock
R. M. Mars
E. Forest
New Castle
Shaw
E. C. Weddle
A. L
A. D. Young
Smith
Ashtabula
C. W. Cox
Shenango Presbyterial Missionary Society
White Chapel
Ethel Fyffe
Indian Run Social Notes Among Local Residents
Mrs. Mary Hogue is recovering from grip. Will McPherson bought a valuable driving horse. J A Minnich, home from State College for vacation, attends. Frank Harry of Pulaski visited C P Johnston and family. Clair Anderson improves after two weeks of pneumonia. Mr and Mrs W H Dight of North Liberty visited Eaglesons. Mrs J L Mayne returns home after visiting David Stinedorf family near Mercer. He and Mrs ee A Fyffe hosted a Friday evening social for 25 friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hogue
Will McPherson
J. A. Minnich
State College
Frank Harry
Pulaski
C. P. Johnston
Clair Anderson
Ben
W. H. Dight
North Liberty
Q. B. Eagleson
J. L. Mayne
David Stinedorf
Mercer
Ee A. Fyffe
Frien
Local residents keep busy with visits and travel
Chester McNickle left for California last week. Eleanor MccGeehan visited New Castle friends. Alice Hutchinson left to attend Slippery Rock. Mr and Mrs Crowl visited son Charles Crown. C H Davis visited daughter Hazel at Slippery Rock. Local youths attended the Harlansburg high school commencement Friday night. Easter visits included Mr and Mrs Herman Spencer and others from Pittsburg. Misses Broadhead Masters Hinkson Fralick visited James Kemp’s family Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester McNickle
California
Eleanor MccGeehan
New Castle
C. H. Davis
Hazel
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Harlansburg
Herman Spencer
Edward Snodgrass
Pittsburg
H. M. Wilson
Leone Broadhead
Naomi Masters
Nettie Hinkson
Ida Fralick
James Kemp
Local Names Gathered in Mercer County Records
James E. Adams and Margaret Purdy appear in Mercer County records with transfers to Clyde Pizer and Grove Cuy while Letitia Cameron is listed at Harlansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Adams
Mercer Co
Margaret Purdy
Mercer
Clyde Pizer
Grove Cuy
Letitia Cameron
Harlansburg
Lawrence Paints Sold by U. S. Standard Gallon
Sample Hardware Co in Mahoningtown Pennsylvania lists Lawrence paints sold by the U S Standard gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. SS. Standard Gallon
Sample Hardware Co
Mahoningtown, Pa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gilmore Dance
Willow
Metzler
Neshannock Avenue
G. B. Zahniser
Cisnden
Bell
Rice’s
Rice's
Orchestra Club
Real Estate Registry Dept
G.W. Veach & CO
Bowers
Carpet and Rug Sale
Jefferson St
Selectman
Loyal Wilson
New Select
Mt, Jackson
Eastbrook
Alice Hutchinson
Andrew Crowl
Charles Crown
Rogers
Aen
Horton Hardware CO
Mew Castle
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