Local Social Notes From Pittsburg Page
Miss Rebecca Cubbison ill with pneumonia at Al mira Home. Mrs Rae Bopp of Bedford Park guest of Mr and Mrs TI H Bopp in Lincoln Ave. Jesse Long and daughter visited sister Miss Ella Long on North Street. Mrs M L Brown returned from Franklin visiting daughter. Mrs Scott F Hershey left for a week with her mother Mrs William Bush of Lancaster O. Miss Jane Love of Pine Street spent Sunday with cousin Miss Marie Jackson of New York now visiting Pittsburg. Mrs John Whitten and son Jon Jr have returned from the International Stock show in Chicago where they stayed with Thomas Cooper of Scott Township. Thomas Patton of Hickory Township and Mel Orr of Mercer to remain longer at the show.
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Rebecca Cubbison
Almira Home
Rae Bopp
Bedford Park
N. Y
William Bush
Lancaster
Jane Love
Pine Street
Marie Jackson
New York
Pittsburg
John Whitten
Jon Jr
Thomas Cooper
Chicago
Mr. Cooper
Scott Township
Thomas Patton
Hickory Township
Mel Orr
Mercer
Reed-McCommon Wedding Set For December Sixteenth
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Reed of Park avenue announce the wedding of their daughter Hilda M Reed to Jesse McCommon of this city. The ceremony will be held Thursday afternoon December 16 at 5 o clock in the Reed home with Rev H J Whalen officiating. Afterward the couple will reside on Park avenue. The announcement followed a dinner hosted by Miss Rachel Griffith last week. The Y M C A Ladies Auxiliary meets Saturday at 3 pm in the Y M C A parlors. The Circulating Book Club will be hosted by Miss Jennie L Morgan of Grant street on Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Reed
Park Avenue
Hilda M. Reed
Jesse McCommon
H. J. Whalen
Rachel Griffith
Jennie L. Morgan
Grant Street
Circulating Book Club
Jewelry Store Incident Noted at Pittsburg Street
A 2016 report from 55 Pittsburg Street details activity at the Cut Rate Jewelry Store. The brief item notes a location event without further context or outcome.
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Pittsburg Street
Youngstown Baby Dies After Pin Ingestion
Frederick Beck nine months old son of Joseph Beck of Youngstown died Saturday from bronchial pneumonia. The child swallowed a safety pin last Tuesday, an operation removed it but pneumonia developed.
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Frederick
Joseph Beck
Youngstown
Bazaar and Supper at Trinity Church
A two night bazaar and supper at Trinity Church on Wednesday and Thursday December 8 and 9 offers menus with Creamed Potatoes F E scalloped Oysters Cold Ham Pepper Hard Bread Butter Jelly Sherbet Wednesday night menu and Chicken Pie Cold Slaw Coffee Peas Ice Cream Cake Thursday night priced at 34 cents. a a 92-15
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Trinity Church
Officers Elected At DAR Meeting In Lawrence Chapter
The Lawrence chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its December meeting at Miss Mary W. Clark's home. Officers elected include Regent Mrs. T. A. Kimes, Vice Regent Miss Anna King, Recording Secretary Mrs. W. G. Miller, Corresponding Secretary Miss Jane Love, Treasurer Miss Mary R. Clarke, Registrar Miss Olivia Griffith, Historian Mrs. I. B. Griffith, and Chaplain Mrs. E. M. Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary W. Clark
Highland Avenue
T. A. Kimes
Anna King
W. G. Miller
Jane Love
Mary R. Clarke
Olivia Griffith
I. B. Griffith
E. M. Scott
W. G. Price
G. A. Dickson
Elizabeth Royce
Jennie L. Morgan
Ellen Long
Margaret King
Arethaea Hartman
Arethusa Hartman
Mary Sutton
Laura L. Konkle
Terrace Avenue School
Mary Wallace Allen
Regent's
Continental Congress
J. M. Clark
Mary Mowry Jones
Mercer
I. B. Grifith
B. M. Scott
Anna Stockman
John Nothdurst
Anna P. King
Susan McCoy Turner
Philadelphia
Betsy Ross
Visiting Nurse Association
Pennsylvania
John Hart
Continental Hall
Missionary Tea At Blunston Avenue Hosts 52 Guests
The Epworth Church Women’s Foreign Missionary Society held an afternoon tea at Mrs. William Rearke’s home on Blunston Avenue for about 52 guests. President Mrs. J. C. Sanderson chaired a program by Mrs. Samuel Rearke, Mrs. W. J. Marshall, and Mrs. John Weimer with aides Mrs. Dana Gillespie, Mrs. Stephen Lowers, and Miss Eva Donaldson. Invitations were issued for a January meeting at Spruce Street hosts Mrs. Alice McCaskey and Mrs. T. A. Kimes at a large reception at the New Castle club on December 11 from 2–4 and 3–5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rearke
Blunston Avenue
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Epworth Church
J. C. Sanderson
Samuel Rearke
W. J. Marshall
John Weimer
Dana Gillespie
Stephen Lowers
Eva Donaldson
Alice McCaskey
Spruce Street
T. A. Kimes
North Jefferson Street
New Castle Club
Miss Sue Cramer Hosts Queen Esther Circle Event
Miss Sue Cramer of Glen Avenue will entertain the Queen Esther circle of the First Methodist church on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Cramer
Glen Avenue
Queen Esther
First Methodist Church
Thief Ransacks Brest Home In North Beaver Township
The home of Mr and Mrs Harvey Brest in North Beaver township was entered Saturday and ransacked from cellar to attic. About $3 was taken from a dollar bank, jewelry left untouched, and no other valuables disturbed. The Bremst family had been away in New Castle during the Go ped od the SOBs quest. YOUNGSTOWN O Dec 6 arrangements for Mahoning Poultry association fifth annual show at Auditorium rink January 10.
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Harvey Brest
Beaver Township
Youngstown
Mahoning Poultry Association
Important Meeting of Business Men's Association
A meeting of the Business Men's Association is announced for Tuesday evening December 7. The agenda includes nomination of officers and other business matters.
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Business Men's Association
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Euwer
Seavy
Blevins
East North Street
Rasocialiashappenings
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Chae
Lorenz
Belgium
Washington ST
Mather Bros. CO
Missionary Tea
Kmas
Kodaks
Everyman’s Library
Mather Bros
Mather Bros. Company
Rew Castle
Penna
Metzler
Fine China
China
BROWN
Hamilton
Brest Hore
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin Block
Bell
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