Fine program at literary meetings and a wedding
Reports from the Reading circle note geography talks on Labrador and essays by Miss Ella Brown and Miss Laura Marquis. The Circle of ’89 heard Irish jokes and biographies, with two weeks till the next meeting. A marriage in Ashtabula linked Miss Florence Harmon and Ernest Williams in a quiet ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labrador
Reading Circle
Ella Brown
East North Street
Ella Caine
Grenfell
Laura Marquis
Dr. Luke
Helen Hamilton
David Jameson
North Jefferson Street
Sara Dana Falls
Miss Harmon
Sharon
Ernest Howard Williams
Ashtabula
Florence Elnora Harmon
New Castle
Brooks
Club entertainments and a teacher birthday surprise
Mrs. Carl Reed hosts the W S P club and Mrs. W H Falls hosts Circulating Book and Linen clubs with other groups meeting at Hughes hall and County Line street venues. Miss Carolyne Fruit is surprised by Highland school grade 7 pupils including Rebecca Reis Louise Treadwell Ruth Woodworth and Marian McCaslin with candy games and a duet by Reis and Treadwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Reed
Wallace Avenue
W. S. P. Club
W. H. Falls
North Mercer Street
Robert Miller
Point Place
Linen Club
Alameda Club
Hughes’ Hall
J. W. Phenicie
County Line Street
A. B. Nuzum
Beaver
Loy. Hanna
Crawford Avenue
Wimodausis Society
Masonic Temple
Carolyne Fruit
Knox, Long & Morehead
Highland School
Rebecca Reis
Louise Treadwell
Ruth Woodworth
Caroline Rearke
Marian McCaslin
Cleveland
Miss Smith
Boys Organize High School Literary Society
A Monday evening chapel meeting convened to form a literary society at the high school. Prof. T. A. Kimes praised the move, officers were elected led by Chairman E Kaplan, and a committee was set to plan programs. The first regular meeting is slated for Friday, December 18, with many students enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Kimes
Messrs
Stanley Bright
Robert White
Adelphia Debating Society
E. Kaplan
W. Weide
W. Caldwell
G. Lamoree
I. Ramsey
F. McKee
C. Levin
D. Trelfal
A. Holland
W. Leohner
L. Cramer
E. Davenport
H. McDermott
J. Surridge
Spoon club entertains at Lincoln Avenue dinner
Miss Martha Owsley of Youngstown presided as guest of honor Monday evening as Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beadel hosted Spoon club members at a 7 o'clock dinner. Candelabra lit the festive board and six-hand euchre followed with club prizes won by Mrs. David C. Wallace and C. U. Baldwin. Visitors' prizes went to Miss Anna King and George L. Patterson. Next meeting place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Owsley
Youngstown
Edward Beadel
Lincoln Avenue
Spoon Club
David C. Wallace
C. U. Baldwin
Anna King
George L. Patterson
Coulter Family Returns Home to Oak Park Lodge Visits
Mr and Mrs A J Coulter and their son William have spent the past two years in Oklahoma and returned to be guests of their daughter Mrs W A McKee at Oak Park lodge They plan to stay the winter in the city with their nephew and niece Mr and Mrs Aaron Coulter of Conrad Ia and their daughter Lois They expect Aaron Coulter to stay about two months before visiting their old home in Grove ia Mr Coulters father resides there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Coulter
William
Oklahoma
W. A. McKee
Oak Park Lodge
Coulter
Aaron Coulter
Conrad, Ia
Lois
City
Grove
Stevenson church circle schedules midweek meeting at Cooper home
Members of the Stevenson circle of the First Methodist church will meet Wednesday evening at 8 30 at the home of Mrs. J R Cooper on North street, instead of Thursday as previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
First Methodist Church
J. R. Cooper
North Street
Free Matinee for All Ladies at the Coliseum
A coupon offer in today and tomorrow's News lets any woman or girl secure free admission to the Coliseum matinee by presenting the clipped coupon at the door Thursday afternoon for the entire performance.
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Coliseum
Personal notices of health improvements from Father John s Medicine
Thos Halligan of 194 Hewitt Street Bridgeport Connecticut is taking Father John s Medicine as a body builder and gained five pounds in one week. A J Humphrey of 36 Bevan Street Cohoes New York has been in poor health for nearly two years but after using Father John s Medicine he feels better in every way now eats well sleeps well and is growing stronger daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Halligan
Hewitt St
Bridgeport
Helped the Baby by Father John's Medicine
Mrs Kelleher of 53 First Avenue New York City says the tonic helped her very thin baby with bronchial trouble and shows improvement. She reports recommending it to neighbors citing positive results.
Deaths of the Day in Edenburg area
The funeral of James H. Cameron Edenburg's oldest citizen was held Monday at 10 30 am at Edenburg Christian church with Dr J A Thayer and Rev Skinner officiating. Interment was in Greenwood cemetery with Edenburg lodge 468 Knights of Pythias pallbearers. Elizabeth Jones six died after liver trouble and services Thursday. Leyshon Richards funeral at family residence officiated by Rev Thomas with interment in Oak Park cemetery. Mrs Maud Remley wife of Mont E Remley laid to rest at Graceland cemetery with Ben Hur lodge pallbearers and Rev C S Brooks conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cameron
James H. Cameron
Edenburg
F.S. Webb
David Needler
Rufus McCullough
William and Wilson Raub
John Park
James Jones
Homestead
Elizabeth
Jones
Long Avenue
Leyshon Richards
Thomas
Welsh Congregational Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Abraham Johns
Thomas Jenkins
William Phillips
John Edwards
Albert Cook
David Thomas
Maud Remley
Mont E. Remley
Graceland Cemetery
Ben Hur Lodge
C. S. Brooks
The
First Christian Church
Clare Wood
Clyde Smith
Wilson Carr
Edward
Fred Dalton
William R. Hanna
Evangelist Bennard Arrives for Grace Church Revival
Rev. George Bennard of Michigan arrived Tuesday to assist Rev. G S W Phillips in revival meetings at Grace M E church. He comes after a successful series in Brockton New York and missed his Monday night sermon due to delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bennard
Michigan
G. S. W. Phillips
Grace M. EB
Bennard
Brockton
N. Y
Grace Church
Specialists in Cut Glass Hold Opening
One of the most unique and costly displays of cut glass in the city is opening this week at Davis, Cook & Co. It features all varieties from tiny dining table ornaments to large punch bowls, plus electric light fittings, water sets, dinnerware, and dressing table sets of high craftsmanship. Decorated china and etched glass also appear, with the room finished in black to highlight the pieces. The display rooms are in Greer block North Mercer street, rooms 206 and 2407, second floor, opening Thursday, December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis, Cook & Co
Greer
Mercer Street
Arm Breaks After Fall on Icy Moravia Street
Joe Davis a 10 year old boy living on Moravia Street broke his left arm at the wrist Monday evening after slipping on an icy pavement. He was returning from school with a group of friends when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Davis
Moravia Street
Davis
Beade Hosts Unexpected Club Dinner Evening
Mr and Mrs Edward Beade of Lincoln Avenue will entertain the Unexpected club at 7 o clock dinner next Tuesday evening December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Beade
Lincoln Avenue
Bids for Coal for School Year 1908-09
The board of school controllers invites bids to furnish coal for the remainder of the 1908-09 school year for delivery to various buildings as needed. Bids must be in the secretary's hands by 7 30 p m Monday December 21 1908. The board may reject any or all bids. W J Chain secretary. 9313
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
W. J. Chain
Hot Supper at First U. P. Church Saturday Evening
Community event note for First United Presbyterian Church hosting a hot supper Saturday evening from five to six thirty, with proceeds aiding church activities. Local volunteers and attendees expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Ray Ees Tu
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad with Bromide Quinine Tablets
Advertising copy claims a single day cure for colds using laxative bromide quinine tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure and E W Crowd's signature appears on each box priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Growd
Bargains at B M Dutch Auction South Mill
Readable text highlights bargains at B and M s Dutch Auction held at South Mill strate. The fragment suggests a sale event location and promotional tone for bargain hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mill Strate
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GW. Veagh & CO
Oil City, Pa
Mather Bros
Mather Bros. Cf
Washington Street
PME Health CO
Nassau St
New York
Geo. W. Clutton
Dru
Basket Club
John M. Butz
West Grant Street
C. J. Kirk
A. W. Harbison
J. ©. Hutton
Butz
B. A. Young
Grantstreet
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bethany Lutheran Church
Leatherman
JuShane
Long Avenues
Wallace Aveue
J. W. Distow
Leslie Johnston
Sheridan Avenue
E. Kaplain
C. Levine, Pha Weide and
D. Trelal
Metzler
Elizabeth Jones
Mr. Richards
Nected Club
Buwers
Miller Mandel
Directoire
Bowers
Euwers
Seavy’s
D. R. Bollard
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
Lawrence Savings and Trust Building
Paul B. Griffiths
Sycamore St
Bell
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