Committees Named at Reading Circle Club Meeting
The Reading Circle named year committees at Monday afternoon meeting hosted by Mrs. Harvey Brooks. Listings include Americanization Miss Laura Marquis civic Mrs. George W. Conway educational Mrs. Charles Young conservation Mrs. A D Newell legislative Mrs. T W Phillips art Mrs F L Burton health Dr J D Armstrong. Edith Moore gave readings and Mrs Howard W Dean read a paper on Sketches of American Women Play Writers. A Christmas party at Mrs T W Phillips home on December 14 was planned with gifts for the Americanization Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Circle
Harvey Brooks
Highland Avenue
W. W. Sniff
H. D. Taylor
Laura Marquis
George W. Con- Way
Charles Young
A.D. Newell
Harry Burgess
T. W. Phillips
F. L. Burton
J. D. Armstrong
Edith Moore
Howard W. Dean
Scientist Speaker Addresses Woman's Club on Nature Study
Dr Maldron from Slippery Rock State Normal School spoke at the Woman's club meeting in Christian Science rooms on Monday afternoon at 2. His talk titled Some Phases of Nature Study was described as pleasing and interesting. Mr Chresman urged Near East Relief and highlighted Golden Rule Sunday on December 7. In two weeks on December 14 Dr Wallace of the Little Theatre Pittsburgh will present Christmas readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maldron
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Woman's Club
Christian Science Rooms
Chresman
Wallace
Little Theatre
Pittsburgh
Hosts Honor Mrs. LaVeen with Five Hundred Games
Mr and Mrs G Webber of Neshannock avenue entertained guests at their home Monday evening for a party honoring Mrs Paul LaVeen of Beaver Falls. Five hundred dominated the play with five tables in use. Prizes went to Mrs Levine Edward Grasser and Paul Perry. The hostess and Mrs M D Southworth served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. —. Webber
Neshannock Avenue
Paul LaVeen
Beaver Falls
Levine
Edward Grasser
Paul Perry
M. D. Southworth
Luncheon Spoon Club to Meet at Mrs Mather’s
Mrs L B Mather of Highland Avenue will host a 1 o'clock luncheon on Friday for Luncheon Spoon club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Mather
Highland Avenue
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Williams at Warren Avenue
Mrs Eva L Baker hosted a Monday evening party at her Warren avenue home honoring her daughter Mrs Anna Williams. About five hundred dollars was the chief pastime and twelve guests sat to dinner with a center basket of chrysanthemums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva L. Baker
Warren Avenue
Anna Williams
Community Club Listings and Member Names
A compiled list of local clubs and organizations with corresponding members and street addresses. Includes Council of Jewish Women Le gion Home and multiple clubs such as Butler Girls E. O. T. Club and S. A. W. Club, naming members and streets in New Castle area.
Vernetta Sweet Weds John Steinbrink in Grace Church Parsonage
The marriage of Vernetta Sweet daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Sweet Warren avenue and John Steinbrink son of Mr and Mrs Frank Steinbrink East Reynolds street occurred Monday afternoon at the Grace Methodist church parsonage with Rev C J Baker officiating. They were unattended. Mrs Steinbrink attended the local high school and Mr Steinbrink works for the B and O railroad. After a wedding trip to Toledo and Cleveland they plan to reside with the groom's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernetta Sweet
J. W. Sweet
Warren Avenue
John Steinbrink
Frank Steinbrink
East Reynolds Street
Grace Methodist Church
C. J. Baker
Steinbrink
B. and O. Railroad Company
Toledo
Cleveland
A Political Party in Europe Featured at Circle of ’91 Meeting
At Mrs. W L Campbell’s Moody Avenue room the Circle of ’91 held a Monday session. Mrs. John Leonardson reviewed A Woman of Fifty by Rheta Childe Dorr and Mrs. H C Mitchell spoke on Fascisti with Mrs. F E Stough hosting the next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Circle of '91
W.L. Campbell
Moody Avenue
John Leonardson
Rheta Childe Dorr
H. C. Mitchell
William Porter
F. E. Stough
Winter Avenue
Girls Kensington Meet Friday with Mrs. Wiley
Members of the Girls Kensington will meet Friday evening with Mrs. Harry Wiley on Madison Avenue. The gathering aims to discuss community activities and plan for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Harry Wiley
Madison Avenue
Surprise Party Honors Mrs. Filer in Temple Avenue Home
A surprise party for Mrs. George Filer of Wilburton Oklahoma was held Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Evans on Temple avenue. Guests joined in bridge and five hundred, with Mrs. Will Houston winning a dainty favor, followed by refreshments. Attendees included Frank Ritz Wheeling West Virginia and others from Los Angeles Montana and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Filer
Wilburton
Okla
John Evans
Temple Avenue
Will Houston
Frank Ritz
Wheeling
W. Va
Lee Dalby
Los Angeles
Calif
Edna Ricer
Montana
W. J. Ricer
Will Michaels
Jack Fowler
Myrtle McNeish
Evans
Anne Evans
Elmer Nesbitt
Arthur Hoskins
Betty Jane~ Evans
Walter Evans
Jack Evans
Birthday Anniversary Dinner for Adelaide and Edwin Frey
Mrs. Francis Frey hosted a six o'clock dinner on Monday honoring the birthday anniversaries of her daughter Adelaide and nephew Edwin Frey. Twenty guests attended with pink and white decor. Mrs. Mary Frey and Mrs. F. Frey assisted. Prizes went to Miss Agnes Wachner and Luke Flynn. Francis Costello performed violin pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Frey
East Reynolds Street
Adelaide
Edwin Frey
Mary Frey
F. Frey
Agnes Wachner
Luke Flynn
Francis Costello
No-Kixgo Club Hosts at Miss Van Horn Home
Members of the No-Kixgo Club visited Miss Alian Van Horn on Franklin Avenue Monday evening for music and games. Miss Martha Matthews was inducted as a new member. Hostess duties were assisted by Mrs Summers. Miss Marguerite Cavender of West Washington Street will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alian van Horn
Franklin Avenue
Martha Matthews
Summers
Marguerite Cavender
West Washington Street
Social gathering honors Emenon 500 Club members
Miss Anna Elliott hosted a Lincoln avenue event for the Emenon 500 Club on Monday evening. Five hundred was the main diversion with prizes awarded to Miss Catherine Newman Mrs. Anna Eagon and Mrs. Thomas Maher. Dainty refreshments followed served by the hostess and her mother Mrs. Noah Elliott. Miss Josephine Deeley of Park avenue will host the next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Elliott
Emenon 500 Club
Lincoln Avenue
Catherine Newman
Anna Eagon
Thomas Maher
Noah Elliott
Josephine Deeley
Park Avenue
Birthday Celebration At Hover Home Draws Family Crowd
About thirty relatives gathered in the home of F. A. Hover on Croton avenue Saturday to celebrate his birthday anniversary. Dinner was served in the evening with a birthday cake as the centerpiece. Guests came from Butler Greenville Jamestown Pa Jefferson West Farmington and Youngstown Ohio. Several guests stayed over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Hover
Croton Avenue
Butler
Greenville
Jamestown
Jefferson
West Farmington
Youngstown
Dinner party with West State hosts guests listed
Mrs. Fred B. Cox gave a six o'clock dinner at her West State street home Sunday evening. Guests included Miss Evelyn Winger of Westminster College Miss Bird Whiting and Les lie Whiting of Edinburg and Miss Mildred Provience of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Cox
West State Street
Evelyn Winger
Westminster College
Bird Whiting
Leslie Whiting
Edinburg
Mildred Provience
Reading Circle Meeting Postponed On Thursday
The Reading Circle of ’06 scheduled to meet Mrs. P. K. Fike has been postponed. Mrs. E. P. Morrison of Epworth street will be hostess on December 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Circle
P. K. Fike
E. P. Morrison
Epworth Street
Modern Priscilla Kensington Guests Lunch at Quaker Falls
Members of the Modern Priscilla Kensington plan a 1 o'clock luncheon at Mrs. Fred Ernshaw's home in Quaker Falls on Wednesday. They will depart on the 10 o'clock Youngstown car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Kensington
Fred Ernshaw
Quaker Falls
Youngstown
First Christian Church Class Dinner and Auction
A. C. T. Class members will hold a six o'clock dinner at Mrs. B. F. Butler's home on North Jefferson street Thursday evening followed by their annual auction bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
B. F. Butler
North
Jefferson Street
L. A. B. Club Entertained At Mrs Covert’s Home
The L. A. B. Club will be entertained Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Covert. Details of activities or agenda are not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Covert
East Washington Street
Trustees of Women's Welsh Club Meet Friday
Trustees of the Women's Welsh Club will gather at Mrs. George Davis home on Marshall Avenue Friday evening for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s
Welsh Club
George Davis
Marshall Avenue
Ave nues to host Sonora Club members at her home
Avenue will entertain the members of the Sonora Club at her home on Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue
Sonora Club
Sorosis Meeting Date Change at 220 East Boyles
Mrs. H. L. Dayne will host the Sorosis members Friday afternoon at 220 East Boyles avenue replacing Mrs. John Rice who was listed as the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Dayne
East Boyles Avenue
Sorosis
John Rice
Mrs Elmer Burdgem Hosts T T Club Meeting at Home
Mrs Elmer Burdgem of 507 North Cedar Street will entertain T T Club members at her residence on Thursday evening in a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Burdgem
North Cedar Street
T. T. Club
Mrs McCune Hosts O B F Club Meeting on Thursday
Mrs S P McCune of Maryland Avenue will welcome members of the O B F club to her home Thursday for a regular meeting. The event gathers local members for fellowship and club activities.
Mrs J H McBride Hosts Philadelphia Club Members
Mrs J H McBride will host the Philadelphia Club members at her home 512 Hillcrest avenue Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McBride
Philadelphia Club
Hillcrest Avenue
T. F. N. Club Announces Move to Friday Visit
Members of the T. F. N. Club will visit Mrs. Ralph Carnes at 119 North Bay Street Friday afternoon, shifting the originally planned Thursday engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. N. Club
Ralph Carnes
North Bay Street
Rainbow Club Meeting With Miss Elizabeth Carson
Rainbow Club associates will meet with Miss Elizabeth Carson at Mills Way Friday evening to discuss club activities and plans for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Club Associates
Elizabeth Carson
Mills Way
New Castle Hospital Emergency Club Meets Wednesday
The New Castle Hospital Emergency Club will convene at the hospital on Wednesday December 9 for its regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Hospital
New Castle Hospital
Service Star Legion Bazaar heads to East street market
Members of the Service Star Legion will conduct a bazaar Friday and Saturday in the East street market. Proceeds support fraternal activities and community service projects under the religious organization banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Star
East Street
Church Meeting Notices and Christmas Party Plans
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meets with Mrs. C A Reed on Lincoln avenue Friday at 2 30. Mrs W C Mechem’s group leads the program. A reception for Dr Bilis’ return from vacation is set for Wednesday evening. Home Guards hold a Christmas party Saturday December 5 at 2 o’clock. Everyone bring a small gift. Sunday School Board meets Wednesday at 8 45 after the midweek service. Official Board convenes tonight at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
C. A. Reed
Lincoln Avenue
W. C. Mechem
Bilis
Home Guards
Luther League elects officers at Bethany Lutheran
Mrs Clark Martin was elected president of the Luther League of Bethany Lutheran church at the annual election of officers Sunday evening. Miss Catherine Frank was elected vice president Miss Beryl Wharton secretary and James Frank treasurer Church Night will be observed Wednesday evening at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Martin
Luther League of Bethany Lutheran Church
Catherine Frank
Beryl Wharton
James Frank
Meeting of the Macedonian Circle This Evening
The Macedonian Circle holds its regular meeting this evening at 7 30 in the church. The agenda includes reports and a brief devotional followed by fellowship.
Colleen Moore Stars In We Moderns At Penn Theatre
Colleen Moore shines in We Moderns at the Penn theatre as a neglected child who grows into a self indulgent youth. The play features a dramatic airship and Zeppelin collision finale with fiery wrecks, while local travelogue and films A Goofy God and Cobra with Rudolph Valentino are also shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Moore
Little Miss
Penn Theatre
Penn
Billy Dooley
Rudolph Valentino
Pageant The Pill Bottle Set For Wednesday Evening
The Pill Bottle pageant will be presented Wednesday at 7 30 in the First Christian Sunday school room by the Woman's Missionary Society. A church night supper precedes at 6 30. Emmanuel Baptist Philathea Class meets tonight at Miss Marie Edmunds home with Miss Florence Roberts as hostess. The Ladies Aid Society plans an all day sewing in the church on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society
Emmanuel Baptist
Philathea
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Marie Edmunds
South Millstreet
Florence Roberts
Ladies’ Aid Society
Gleaners Class Meets at Mrs Nowark Home
The Gleaners class of the First Baptist Church held its monthly meeting at Mrs. Elsie Nowark’s home with Mrs. Betty Lenig as co host. Twenty one members attended and social activities followed the business session with prizes awarded to Mrs. Anna Ferrell and Marie McElroy. Next gathering is a Christmas party at Mrs. McCormick’s Ray Street home with Mrs. Ruth Irwin as associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Elsie Nowark
Betty Lenig
Anna Ferrell
Marie McElroy
McCormick
Ray Street
Ruth Irwin
Harper Tops List In Police Shoot
At the municipal range last night Officer A G Harper led the city police force with 187 points of 200. Mayor William H Dunlap scored 168, entering the top ten with others including Thomas 182 Kennedy 179 Letera 177 Steiner 176 Fleeger 175 Richards 170 H Reynolds 160 Nelson 160 and Longstreth 154.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Harper
William H. Dunlap
Harper
Thomas
Kennedy
Letera
Steiner
Fleeger
Richards
H. Reynolds
Nelson
Longstreth
Personal notices and updates from the Blaine area
Several residents are listed as ill recovering or improving, including Mrs Esther Rogan Miss Martha Lloyd and Miss Mabel Anderson. Mrs Edward King remains seriously ill in New Castle hospital. A birth is announced for Mr and Mrs Howard Cox Ruth Elizabeth. Local movements include trips hunting visiting and a university return. Funeral services are planned for Henry Kinne in Kinsman Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Rogan
Blaine Street
Martha Lloyd
Miller Avenue
Mabel Anderson
Monroe Street
Edward King
McClelland Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Frank
Richard Ramsey
Vine Street
Elizabeth Reynolds
West Washington Street
H. M. Reynolds
North Street
W C T U Groups Set Meetings and Sales
West Side W C T U will meet at Mrs R E Long 709 Sampson Street Friday at 2 30 PM for a Soldiers and Sailors meeting with dues to be collected. The Young People’s Branch will hold a package sale at Central W C T U’s regular December meeting on Thursday the 10th at Mrs Wallace McCreary’s Park Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
R. E. Long
Sampson Street
Soldiers and Sailors
Central W. C. T. U
Wallace McCreary
Park Avenue
Y W C A Girls Club Meeting Tonight
The Y W C A Y's Girls club members will meet at the Y W C A this evening. The note adds that the latest Paris frocks feature tiny lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charge of check cashing against local pottery worker
Edward Sheffler, a pottery worker, was brought back from East Liverpool after a check he allegedly cashed belonged to a fellow worker. He pled guilty before Alderman Walter T. Hamilton and was held for court in default of bail. He previously paid a $400 fine and costs for illegally possessing intoxicating liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sheffler
Liverpool
Walter T. Hamilton
Sheffler
East Liverpool
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Muuuurnelet Als
Luncheon Spoon Club
E.M. M’creary
Palais Royale
New Castle
Ellwood City
Lawrence County
Charleston
Capitol Theatre
Chas Walthers
Ted Costella
Council of Jewish Women
Legion Home
A. B. Coulter
Harrison Street
Cora Haley
Spruce Street
D. R. Smith
Morton Street
William Truxall
Johns Street
J. M
George Ferrell
Edgewood Avenue
Bon Mon
Peg Eagles
Florence Good
Sutton Street
Friendship Club
E. Caccachia
Taylor Street
N. E. T. Club
David Fisher
Chestnut Street
G. E. W. Club
C. S. Dickson
S. A. W. Club
Reuben Miller
Hemlock Street
Edwin Connelly
Entre Nous Club
Charles Harris
Circle of
Bethany Lutheran Church
Reading Circle of
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Bell Phone
Pittsburgh Proof Products
Davis Shoe CO
IL. A. B. Club
Mrs. Carl Forsman of
Hillcrest
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
West Grant Street
Jack Gerson
Your Jeweler
North Mercer Street
Penn Theater
North Mercer St
Sorosis Meeting
O. B. F. Club
S. P. McCune
Maryland Avenue
Service Star Legion
First Methodist
League
Second United Presbyterian
Woman's Missionary Society
American Yoemen
Brotherhood of American Yoemen
Mayor Dunlap
Howard Cox
Winslow Avenue
Ruth Elizabeth
J. W. Flaherty
Leasure Avenue
Mont L. Metzler
Albert Street
Jesse L. Moore
Clenmore Boulevard
Wharton
Patterson County
William Jenkins
Columbus University
W. C. Jenkins
Delaware Avenue
David Price
Reese Price
Long Avenue
George W. Gaston
W. A. Clark
N. Mill Street
San Diego
Cal
Frank Cray
Steve Holmes
Sam Graham
Glenfield
Elk County
J. Leitz
Zelienople
Willis Brenner
John Ketler
Rochester, Pa
Frances Miller
Dean Block
Marian Knapp
Frank A. Hover
Kent
Ravenna Hospital
G. M. Gibson
George Hudson
Sheridan Avenue
Bell Carnes
Gibson
Elizabeth Glover
East Falls Street
Helen Hastings
Bradford
Martha McFurson
Donora
Elizabeth Campbell
Erie
Kinsman
Henry Kinne
New Cirtle Higgins Bros Gormerly S
Ritmater Brosa
Higgins
M Higgins Bros
W.C.T.U. and
L. T.L
Y. W.C. A. Notes
Y’ Girls Club
Y's Girls Club
Y. W
Santa Claus
Toy Town
Detective Miller
Sam H. McGoun
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