Personal mentions from Pittsburg visits and returns
John Connery of East street spent Wednesday in Pittsburg. Lewis E. Stankard of Eastbrook is in Pittsburg today on business. Mrs. Catherine Pearson of Pittsburg street spends today in Pittsburg. Miss Mabel Shilling of Pittsburg street returns from Sharon. Mrs. John W. McKinney of Sewickley returns from visits in this city. Mrs. John Foster and daughter Helen of North Mercer street go to Pittsburg this morning. Misses Helen and Delia Rosenblum visit Carrie Lukie of Sharon. Rufus Patterson Thomas Hart and several others from Pittsburg are visiting today, including Mrs J Norman Martin, Mrs Jillian Westlake, Mrs W T Butz, Miss Anna King and Miss Frances Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Connery
East Street
Pittsburg
Lewis E. Stankard
Eastbrook
Catherine Pearson
Mabel Shilling
Sharon
John W. McKinney
Sewickley
John Foster
Helen
North Mercer Street
Delia Rosenblum
Carrie Lukie
Rufus Patterson
Thomas Hart
J. Norman Martin
Jillian Westlake
W. T. Butz
Anna King
Frances Bush
Hunting Season Closes Monday Across Several Game Types
The open season ends Monday for quail partridge squirrel pheasant prairie chicken grouse woodcock plover and deer. Rabbit season runs until December 15. Hunters report large bags as wardens enforce regulations and arrests focus on illegal gun possession by foreigners.
Record Month as Police Net 237 Arrests
November marked a record for police court activity with 237 arrests, largely due to clashes between striking tin workers and strike breakers. Mayor's monthly report on revenues was not yet issued.
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Olice Court
Time to Select Christmas Gifts at Mother Bros Co
Christmas shopping urged as Mother Bros Co offers evening hours for gift picks. Store at 8812 extends hours to help customers choose presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Bros. Co
Officer M. J. Young Marries Celia McGinley
Surprise wedding of Celia McGinley and Police Officer Marian J Young took place at 5 p.m. in the home of Rev. H. J. Whalen. They plan an eastern trip and will reside at 119 South Bay Street after a week. The bride, once a bookkeeper on Friendship Street and then Roy Lone's coal office, and Officer Young are noted for their community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia McGinley
Friendship Street
Marian J Young
H. J. Whalen
First Baptist Church
South Bay Street
J. I. Summers
Roy Lone
Officer Young
Mahoning Book Club Hosts Evening for Guests
Mrs. W L Jenkins of Madison avenue hosted Mahoning Book Club members for a pleasant Tuesday evening. Guests of honor included Mrs. J Patterson of Colorado visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Luther Sample of Walnut Glen along with Mrs. Lou Wallace. Ken sington and refreshments capped the event. Mrs. M W Keith invited the group to her home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Jenkins
Madison Avenue
Mahoning Book Club
J. Patterson
Colorado
Luther Sample
Walnut Glen
Lou Wallace
Kensington
M. W. Keith
Kensington I B H meeting hosts lunch before Christmas
Miss Bertha Clark hosted I. B. H. Kensington on Tuesday evening at Fulkerson street. The group sewed and enjoyed music and a tasty lunch. The event was the last meeting until after Christmas with December 28 planned by Misses Mary and Catherine Rodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Clark
Fulkerson Street
I. B. H. Kensington
Mary
Catherine Rodgers
Luther League Social at St John’s Church Held at Miller Home
The first in a series of Luther League social gatherings took place Tuesday evening at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Miller on Highland Avenue. Informal pastimes led to merriment and a convenient lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. H. Miller
Highland Avenue
Wagner couple leaves for monthlong Southern trip
Mr and Mrs Bert Wagner of North Mercer Street depart this morning for a monthlong visit to New Orleans Jackson and Water Valley Miss and Memphis Tenn Official travel notes indicate plans to visit several southern cities during the trip.
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Bert Wagner
North Mercer Street
New Orleans
Jackson
Water Valley
Miss
Memphis
Tenn
Craig Family Heads to Pasadena for Winter
Mr and Mrs Percy L Craig and their Lincoln avenue children depart this evening for Pasadena California to spend the winter, according to city notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy L. Craig
Lincoln Avenue
Pasadena
Cal
Miss Olive Johnston Hosts S. S. S. Club Event
Miss Olive Johnston will entertain the girls of the S. S. S. club Thursday at her home on Pittsburg street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Johnston
S. S. S. Club
Pittsburg Street
Sorosis to Meet in Walnut Street Home
Mrs N L Emerick of Walnut street will entertain Sorosis Friday afternoon in a social gathering likely to include members and guests in a neighborhood event.
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N. L. Emerick
Walnut Street
Sorosis
Youngstown Pastor Becomes Mission Superintendent
Rev. Robert Humphreys pastor of Welsh Presbyterian church in Youngstown resigns to become superintendent of missions for the Ohio and Western Pennsylvania synod. Two fires at Carnegie company South Works in Sharon damage a laboratory and a trestle for about 900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Robert Humphreys
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Ohio
Western Pennsylvania
Carnegie Company
Sharon
Circle of ’89 Musicales With Civic Women’s Clubs
A musicale in Greer Music hall under the Circle of ’89 drew strong turnout from city women’s clubs. Mrs. John G. Nothdurft reported on the State Federation convention at Harrisburg and the club’s work, while Governor Stuart and sister hosted visitors. The program featured concerts, readings, and ensembles, followed by numerous social entertainments and club notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle of ‘89
Greer Music Hall
John G. Nothdurft
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Harrisburg
H. G. Dean
A. W. Armeen
Sara Dana Falls
Pautigaey
Mosckowski
Cubbison
Nicklin
Walt Bore
Schleiffarth
Miss Mockel
Lookout Kensington Members Attend Mrs Dora Hunter Anniversary
The Lookout Kensington visited Mrs Dora Hunter on Lyndal street to celebrate their first anniversary but found member Mrs Laura Wright absent. Eighty guests offered birthday wishes and presented towels. Music and lunch followed with plans for an event by Mrs Johanna Bluedorn in Pennsylvania.
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Lookout Kensington
Dora Hunter
Lyndal Street
Laura Wright
Kensington
Johanna Bluedorn
Pennsylvania Avenue
Philathea Society Hosts Woman from Euclid Avenue
The Philathea society of Central Presbyterian church was entertained Tuesday evening by Miss Lulu White of Euclid avenue. After the usual program lunch was served. The place of the next meeting will be announced later.
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Philathea Society
The
Central Presbyterian Church
Lulu White
Euclid Avenue
Money to Loan on Brick Buildings and Stores
Large loans on first mortgages for brick buildings stores and offices. Borrow $10 000 at up to 50 percent of appraised value and 5 4 to 5 percent interest. Inquiries to E E Phillips 1151 2 E Washington Street.
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E. E. Phillips
Washington Street
Philip Brown to Wed in the Spring
Announcement of the engagement between Miss Jane Allison of Washington Pennsylvania and Mr. Philip Brown of New Castle. The wedding is planned for early spring with social circles expecting a prominent match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Allison
Washington
Philip Brown
Margaret Allison
Brown
New Castle
Allison
Washington Seminary
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Pretty function at Rearic home
Exceptionally pretty appointments marked a 5 o clock tea hosted by Mrs. Samuel M. Rearie of Wallace avenue. About 40 guests attended in afternoon toilettes. Menu featured a delicious spread with aides including Mrs. W. J. Marshall and several Misses. Flowers and informal entertainment followed with singing recitations and piano. Thursday evening the Rearic couple planned another party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Rearie
Wallace Avenue
W. J. Marshall
Rebecca Reis
Gladys Rhodes
Louise Treadwell
Frances Moore
Caroline Rearke
Helen Rearic
Edith Moore
Caroline Rearis
Willing Workers Meet At Croton Avenue Church
The Willing Workers of the Croton Avenue M E church held its regular monthly meeting at George H. Williams home in Croton avenue Tuesday evening. After a brief business session the group studied Hurlbuts Teachers Training Lessons. Naomi and Earl Williams led musical selections during the social period and lunch was served. The class adjourned to meet January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Avenue
M. E
George H. Williams
Hurlbut
Naomi
Earl Williams
Local man in charge of new furnace at Aliquippa plant
The first blast furnace at the Jones & Laughlin Aliquippa plant is nearly ready to blow in this week after construction completion. Carl Forkum, son of local residents, heads the furnace with W. H. Lewis as general manager. The unit will produce about 500 tons of pig iron per day.
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Aliquippa
Jones & Laughlin Company
Carl Forkum
W. A. Forkum
W. H. Lewis
Births and Local Notes From Community Page
Mcaslin born to Clyde Gormley a son. Robert McKnight reported very ill. Margaret West returned home from New Castle visit. Shimp family guests near Princeton. Prayer meeting at McCaslin home Friday. Neshannock U P church services next Sunday. Marie Ray returned from Sharon visit. J C Baker and wife at Marlansburg Baptist church last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Gormley
Robert McKnight
Margaret West
New Castle
Samuel Shimp
Princeton
Wm. McCaslins
Neshannock U. P
Marie Ray
Sharon
J. C. Baker
Marlansburg Baptist Church
Chicken and biscuit supper at Highland U P church
A chicken and biscuit supper will be served Thursday evening at Highland U P Church from 6 o'clock. Bazaar opens at 1 p.m. Supper costs 35 cents. The item mentions a Sweetheart toilet soap coupon offer starting Monday, Dec 6, with readers directed to ask their grocer.
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Highland U. P
Sister Ligour of Villa Marie Laid to Rest
Sister Ligour of Villa Marie, 51, laid to rest Wednesday at the Villa Marie convent cemetery near New Bedford. She died Monday in Canton, Ohio, where a branch institution and school recently opened. She joined the sisterhood 31 years ago at age 20, formerly lived in Pittsburgh area. Friends from Pittsburgh attended. Also noted: Dr E E Higley lectured on Git Grit and Gumption in New Castle. Mrs Merthyne Brownlee moves into Miller property. New Wilmington presbytery released Rev John Gealey of New Bedford U P church. E J McBride and W S Lowers attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Regan
Ligourl
Villa Marie Convent
New Bedford
Canton
Sisterhood
Pittsburg
E. E. Higley
M. E
New Castle
United Presbyterian Church
Woman Becomes Insane Over Tin Mill Strike
Mrs Charles Terry of Fruit Avenue South Sharon Pa was found violently insane at home Monday evening with investigators linking her condition to the tin mill strike and open shop worries. She pleaded with husband and son not to return to the mill. a brother has already gone to work there.
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South Sharon
Charles Terry
Fruit Avenue
City moves to purchase land at Mercer and South streets
Council members discussed an option on land at the corner of South Mercer and South streets for fire department use. The option actually expires December 24, not today, prompting plans for an ordinance to authorize the purchase. City officials believe the site remains the best available downtown and cheaper than other options, with prices already rising.
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South Mercer
South Streets
Fire Department
Gardner
Bravest Diptheria Prank Quarantines Wooster Frat
Eleven members of the Beta Theta Pi at Wooster University prank Paul Harvey of Youngstown who is ill with diphtheria. Health Officer Lehr quarantines the entire fraternity house and exempts the students from recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster, O
Beta Theta Pi
Wooster University
Paul Harvey
Youngstown
Lehr
Zellenople Team Seeks Saturday Basketball Game
The Zellenople basketball team aims to schedule a game next Saturday evening with a New Castle team from the same city. The note indicates local club activity and interest in arranging a match.
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Zellenople
New Castle
Zellenople Team Challenge Raised by Manager
The manager of Zellenople sues to test classy players and arrange a game if the challenge is accepted. To schedule, call Bell 84-1 this evening and ask for the team manager.
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Zellenople
Bell
Mrs Stratton to Speak at Second United Presbyterian
Mrs J L Stratton county secretary of the Lawrence County Sabbath School association will address a special meeting of teachers and officers at the Second United Presbyterian church Wednesday evening on Sunday school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church
J. L. Stratton
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
Child Dies From Iodine Poisoning After Mix-Up
Margaret Grey, 3, daughter of Fred Grey of Youngstown, died yesterday from iodine poisoning after she drank a quantity she mistook for sweet oil provided earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Fred Grey
Youngstown
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Winter Bros
Clothiers
Aaa
M. J. Young
S.S.S. Club
Sorosis “Meeting
Mather Bros. CO
Washington St
Circle OF '89
Chaminade
Minuet
Schumann
Saint-Saens
Miss Greene
Miss Falls
John T. Thomas
Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
M. W. Kensington
Andrew Young
Long Avenue
M. and
M. Club
Ellwood City
Samuel Rearke
J. N. Blackstone
Cascade Street
I. O. F. Club
Hershey
Ira S. Anderson
Pulaski
N. C. Patterson
James K. Hanna
George Black
Alberta
James Patton
Edward
Frank
Nettie Hanna
This City
Walter Rodawalt
Arthur McConnell
Luella
Martha
Mercer
Floyd Gilkey
John
George, Reymond
Floyd Blair
Grace
Hazel
Ethel Blair
Shenango Township
John H. Shaffer
Ruth
W. B. Anderson
NEW Furnace
M’caslin
Dumb Bells Indian
Metzler
Sister Ligour
Villa Marie
South Mercer Street
Euwer
Euwers
China Dolls
CUT Glass Books
Novelties
Teddy Lions
Teddy Monkeys
Teddy Bears
Billikens
Euwer’s
Hamilton
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