Small Luncheon At New Castle Club
The first luncheon at the New Castle club rooms on North Mercer street was held at 1 o clock Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Charles ter of North Jefferson street as hostess. Fi covers were laid for eight guests as a courtesy to Mrs. Downer Adams of Yonkers New York visiting Mrs. Edwin F. Norris of West Grant street. The menu pleased the guests and summer flowers decorated the rooms. Later they moved to the card room to play cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Club
North Mercer Street
Charlester
North Jefferson Street
Downer Adams
Yonkers
N. Y
Edwin F. Norris
West Grant Street
Local clubs and societies plan meetings this week
The American Woman's guild meets Mrs. P K Fike on Croton avenue. The Oratorio society rehearses at 3 pm in the Coliseum with Pittsburg orchestra. Handel Oratorio Society with visiting artists to sing The Messiah at the Coliseum. Miss Lina Douthitt hosts Twentieth Century club on Neshannock avenue. Coterie club gathers with Mr and Mrs William Jones on Ray street. Mrs S DeGraff Pearson hosts an afternoon card party for Mrs Clifford Smith of Conneaut. Mr and Mrs L Short entertain the Mentor club on Richelieu avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woman's Guild
P. K. Fike
Croton Avenue
Oratorio Society
Coliseum
Pittsburg
Handel Oratorio Society
Lina Douthitt
Neshannock Avenue
Twentieth Century Club
Coterie Club
William Jones
Ray Street
S. DeGraff Pearson
West Grant Street
Clifford Smith
Conneaut
L. Short
Richelieu Avenue
Quiet Lancaster Wedding Clarifies Scott Singloub Nuptials
Miss Minnie Scott daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Scott of near Lancaster became the bride of Mr William N Singloub Wednesday at noon. Justice G F Easley officiated and a wedding dinner followed. The bride wore a pale blue gown and the couple will reside near Lancaster.
Circulating Book club hosts social afternoon in Shaw street home
Mrs. H Milton Brown of Ashtabula Mrs. Dowler Adams of New York and Mrs. Albert Henry of Barberton were honor guests at the Circulating Book club meeting hosted by Mrs. John H Lamb of Shaw street. Refreshments followed with social time. Helen Newell of North Mercer street to host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Milton Brown
Ashtabula
Dowler Adams
New York
Albert Henry
Barberton
Circulating Book Club
John H. Lamb
Shaw Street
Helen Newell
North Mercer Street
Croton W C T U Names Delegates for Ellwood City Meet
The Croton Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at Croton avenue with Mrs. John Bay. Evangelistic and foreign work were discussed. Mrs. David Liebendorfer spoke. Delegates elected are Mrs. T. C. Armstrong and Mrs. J. N. Blackstone. Alternates are Mrs. G. M. Gibson and Mrs. John Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton
John Bay
Croton Avenue
David Liebendorfer
T. C. Armstrong
J. N. Blackstone
Ellwood City
G. M. Gibson
Shaw Street Matron Hosts Luncheon Next Tuesday
Mrs Russell Ralph and her daughter Mrs William K Hugus of Shaw Street invite guests to a 1 o'clock luncheon at their home next Tuesday April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Ralph
William K. Hugus
Shaw Street
American Women's Guild Meets Friday for Officer Elections
The American Women's Guild will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. P. K. Fike of Croton Avenue to conduct the election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Women’s Guild
P. K. Fike
Croton Avenue
Neshannock Avenue Club Hosts April Meeting
Dr and Mrs Harry McKee of the Guerard will entertain the Neshannock avenue club next Monday evening April 27 at home with neighbors and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock Avenue Club
Harry McKee
The
Guerard
Ladies' League Meeting at Mrs Halboth Home
The Ladies' league will gather Thursday evening at Jones street home of Mrs. C. H. Halboth for a group meeting and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ League
C. H. Halboth
Jones Street
Gilmore’s Hall Hosts Evening Event on North Mill Street
By Frank B. Gilmore this evening at 8 30 at Gilmore's hall North Mill street. 1t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Gilmore
Gilmore’s Hall
North Mill Street
Jones Hickok Bridal Party Plans Wedding
The Jones Hickok nuptials will take place at the First Baptist church on Wednesday evening. Miss Sara Jones will wed Howard Lee Hickok with Mollie Jones as maid of honor and Emery Edwards as best man. Bridesmaids include Ethel Tanner Irene Hag ay and Birdie Barwell. Ushers are Charles Metzler Charles Ebhart and Frank Braden. A family reception will follow at the bride’s home. The Rev H J Whalen will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Jones
Walnut Street
Howard Lee Hickok
Punxsutawney
First Baptist Church
Mollie Jones
Emery Edwards
Mr. Hickok
Ethel Tanner
Cleveland
Irene Hagay
Birdie Barwell
Charles Metzler
Charles Ebhart
Frank Braden
Warren, CO
H. J. Whalen
Informal visit honors Aspinwall guest at Highland Ave
Mrs. Clyde McCowan of Aspinwall, guest of Mrs. Marie Wilson, was honored informally by Mrs. Fred Clemens of Front Street. The Kensington G.6 club girls played cards, with Miss Harriet Stevenson winning the club prize and Mrs. McCowan the visitor's prize. A luncheon followed for the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde McCowan
Aspinwall
Marie Wilson
Highland Avenue
Fred Clemens
Front Street
Whalen Family Honored At First Baptist Supper
Rev H J Whalen Mrs Whalen and Miss Sara Jones were guests of the Ladies Aid at the First Baptist church supper. 75 covers were served with green and white decorations. Miss Jones received two silkaline comforts from Rev Whalen. She is a longtime choir member and invites Aid members to her home Friday evening at Mr and Mrs P V Jones of Walnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Whalen
Sara Jones
Howard Lee Hickok
Ladies Aid Society of the First, Baptist Church
Miss Jones
First Baptist Church
Aid Society
P. V. Jones
Walnut Street
Pierce Hyde wedding planned for Sharpsville church
Miss Katherine Pierce of Sharpsville and Dr Allan P Hyde of Sharon will wed on Saturday May 23 at Sharpsville Universalist church with Rev Mealy officiating. Attendants include Annette Morse Chanderville Clara McDowell Sharon and Pauline Pierce Sharpsville. Hyde is nephew of John W Hyde and cousin of the Misses Aiken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Pierce
Sharpsville
Allan P. Hyde
Sharon
Sharpsville Universalist Church
Mealy
Miss Pierce
Annette Morse
Chanderville
Clara McDowell
Pauline Pierce
Dr. Hyde
John W. Hyde
Seventh Ward
Aiken
North Mill Street
Pierce
Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Samuel McGary
Mr and Mrs Samuel McGary of Washington township near Volant celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Monday. They wed April 20 1858 by Rev William Medard. Mrs McGary born Mary Dicks is 78 and Mr McGary 75. Four generations of the Dicks family attended with guests from the city Portersville Ellwood City Warren and New Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel McGary
Washington Township
Volant
William Medard
Barnard Hosts Cards Night for Name less Club
Mr and Mrs E J Barnard of Se ward avenue entertained the Name less club Wednesday evening. Cards were the diversion and prizes went to Mrs Alexander Hartman and George Pasters. Mrs Minnie Mayne won the visitor s prize. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set for two weeks with Mr and Mrs Alexander Hartman of Croton avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Barnard
Seward Avenue
Alexander Hartman
George Pasters
Minnie Mayne
Croton Avenue
Mrs Murdock Attends Swastika Club Meeting
Mrs Murdock of Pittsburg was the sole distant guest at a Wednesday Swastika club gathering held at Mrs Fred De Venny's Edgewood avenue home. Euchre provided the entertainment and refreshments were served. This was the final meeting before the summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Pittsburg
Fred DeVenny
Edgewood Avenue
St Marys Church Sodality Postspone Social Meeting
The sodality of St Marys church postpones its social meeting that was to be held Friday evening this week. A new date will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sodality of
St. Mary's Church
EUWER
Wednesday Night Club Opens With Large Opening Dance
The Wednesday Night club held its opening dance at Gilmore on Wednesday evening. About 70 couples attended as the music pleased attendees. Dances will be held each Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore
Elks Quartet Sings at Pittsburg County Club Opening
The Elks quartet comprising J. P. Harris Will Harris Dave West and James Hess will perform this evening at the opening of the Pittsburg County club house on Herron Hill Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Quartet
Messrs
J. P. Harris
Will Harris
Dave West
James Hess
Pittsburg Country Club
Herron Hill
Pittsburg
Mercer Mary Louise Watson Weds Preston Zimmerman
Marriage license notice for Preston Zimmerman and Mercer Mary Louise Watson. Bean supper held Saturday night from 5 to 8 at Central Presbyterian Church. price 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Zimmerman
Mercer Mary Louise Watson
Volant
Central Presbyterian Ichureh
Wedding Secret Shocks Courthouse as Clerk Marries in Ohio
Miss Crystal Mitchell a longtime county clerks employee secretly wed Charles Hilderbrand on March 4 in Warren Ohio. The ceremony conducted by Rev Forest Hill surprised courthouse staff who learned her new name is Mrs Crystal Hilderbrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Mitchell
County Commissioners’ Office
Charles Hilderbrand
Warren, O
Forest Hill
Miss Mitchell
Clinton Mitchell
Bluffitreet
Greenville
Mercer County
Ohio
Court House
Crystal Hilderbrand
Commissioners’ Office
Local residents share visits and homecomings across cities
Mrs Rex Patch of North Mercer street plans a Thursday in Pittsburgh. R K Aiken of North Mill street visited Cleveland on business. Mrs Murdock of Pittsburgh visits Mrs Charles Schmid in Hazlecroft avenue. Mrs Clyde McCowan of Aspinwall visits Mrs Marie Wilson on Highland avenue. Dc H Johnson of Highland avenue to Pittsburgh on business. Harry McCreary, Cornell student, returns home for vacation from Ithaca New York. John Knox returns from State College to Lincoln avenue. Louis Craig of Barberton visits grandmother Mrs Mary Craig on South Mill. Carl Paisley of Park avenue and Earl Douglas of Green street in Pittsburgh Thursday. Mr and Mrs J P H Cunningham return from months in California. Mr and Mrs John W Knox return from winter in California. Thomas W Phillips Jr of Butler visits family on Highland avenue then goes to Pittsburgh. D F Clark and Mary L Ashton return from Plaingrove after funeral of Mrs Emma Miles, daughter of Mrs Jane Eppinger. Rev Father Nicholas DeMita, St Vitus Italian Catholic church pastor, confined to bed to avoid bronchial trouble after Easter work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Aiken
North Mill Street
Cleveland
Murdock
Pittsburg
Charles Schmid
Hazlecroft Avenue
Clyde McCowan
Aspinwall
Marie Wilson
Highland Avenue
Dc. H. Johnson
Harry McCreary
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
John Knox
John H. Knox
Lincoln Avenue
State College
Louis Craig
Barberton
Mary Craig
South Mill Street
Carl Paisley
Park Avenue
Earl Douglas
Green Street
J. P. H. Cunningham
North Jefferson Street
California
John W. Knox
North Mercer Street
Thomas W. Phillips, Jr
Butler
T. W. Phillips
D. F. Clark
Mary L. Ashton
Polick Avenue
Plaingrove
Emma Miles
Jane Eppinger
New Castle
Nicholas DeMita
St. Vitus
Leases for Oil Near Moravia Prompt New Exploration
Oil leasing near Moravia grows as buyers expect the Edenburg field to extend that way. A distant Moravia well yielded little oil about 25 years ago and salt water thwarted production, leading to abandonment. In Youngstown Frank Roberts faced asphyxiation while sleeping atop gas producers at the Carnegie plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Edenburg
Frank Roberts
Carnegie
Youngstown
Don’t neglect spring medicine says time to take a bottle
A note urges readers not to delay taking a spring medicine to fight tiredness. It warns fatigue may linger and emphasizes choosing a remedy from CLUTTON, The Druggist, to clear sluggish winter blood and restore vitality. A bottle is urged for immediate use.
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Euwers
Eower
American Guild
G.W. Veagh & CO
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin Block
Hell
Rice's
East Street
Jones-Hickok Bridal Party
Swastika Club
Rex Patch
Sherwin- Williams
Dickson & Co
Brussels
Wiltons
Axminsters
Wit Cotton Chain
Roxbury Brussels
AKME
Newcastle
Merry Widow
Ascot
Wuyv
Foulard Silks
Clutton
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