Reception at the Jameson Home Delights Society Guests
Mrs. David Jameson hosted a large Thursday reception at her North Jefferson Street residence attended by about 200 friends. She received in a black gown, with aides Mrs. John H. Lamb Mrs. T. J Glenn and Mrs. James T. Ray assisting. The new home was open for the party with flowers and yellow white dining room decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jameson
North
Jefferson Street
T. J Glenn
James T. Ray
Card Club Hosts Yuletide Gathering in Local Home
Yuletide decorations graced the home of Mr and Mrs R W Jackson of Leasure avenue Thursday evening hosting the 1908 Card club. Mrs BE Hileman and EB M D Quig won the favors. Refreshments were served. In three weeks Mr and Mrs E M D Quig of Highland avenue will entertain the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Jackson
Leasure Avenue
Card Club
BE. EB. Hileman
EB. M. D. Quig
E. M. D. Quig
Highland Avenue
Christmas Dance Plans for City Youths Highlight Holiday Festivities
Within two weeks many college and boarding school students return home for the holidays. Invitations issued for a Christmas dance at Mikado hall on December 25 expect about 100 couples and numerous out of town guests. The Lawrence club hosts the second winter dance that evening, with more events likely from other social groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellows and High School Committee
Mikado Hall
Lawrence Club
Rachel Rebekah lodge elects officers for No 49
The Rachel Rebekah lodge No 49 chose officers led by Noble Grand Mrs Ethel Whiting and Vice Grand Mrs Harriet Knowling. Installation is set for Thursday December 24 and the regular social meets next Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. Stevenson circle at First Methodist discussed Japan with Mrs Jesse Cooper hosting. Mrs Craig Steen will host the circle on January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Ethel Whiting
Harriet Knowling
Locke
Prudence Hay
Anna Crowe
Anna Crawshaw
Japan
Stevenson
First Methodist Church
Jesse Cooper
North Street
Frank Rutter
Jennie Forquer
Craig Steen
Neshannock Avenue Club Hosts Cards and Lunch
Mrs. Albert Zahnizer of Newark visited as an out of town guest while Mr. and Mrs. Hugus hosted the Neshannock Avenue club. After a brisk contest favors went to Mrs. H. G. Dean Mrs. Charles H. Johnson Dr. Harry W. McKee and A. M. Brown. A choice lunch was served and the next meeting place will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Zahnizer
Newark
N. J
William K. Hugus
Shaw Street
Neshannock Avenue
H. G. Dean
Charles H. Johnson
Harry W. McKee
A. M. Brown
Euchre Night at McCormick Home Draws 18 Guests
A group of 18 friends gathered Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCormick on East Long Avenue for euchre. High scores went to Mrs. McGinley and John Stadley, with lunch served late by Mrs. McCormick and her daughter Nellie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McCormick
East Long Avenue
Elbaicos Club Girls Gather for Social Evening
Sewing and social conversation drew the Elbaicos club girls to the home of Miss Anna Elliott on Lincoln Avenue Thursday evening. Lunch was served. The next meeting will be after the holidays with Miss Frances Flynn of West Washington Street as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbaicos Club
Anna Elliott
Lincoln Avenue
Frances Flynn
West Washington Street
Taka Kensington Club Hosts Sewing Afternoon
The Taka Kensington members enjoyed a Thursday gathering hosted by Mrs. John Jones on Boyles Avenue with sewing and refreshments. Mrs. Joseph Perkins assisted the hostess, and in four weeks Mrs. George Parker of Alls Street will host the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taka Kensington
John Jones
Boyles Avenue
Joseph Perkins
George Parker
Alls Street
High School Dance Draws Large Gilmore Hall Crowd
A large and enthusiastic crowd attended the dance in Gilmore hall Thursday evening. Music was excellent. The committee plans a Christmas party with the Fellows on Christmas evening December 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Hall
Miss Stockman and Miss Thom Visit Greenville Social Circuit
Miss Isabelle Stockman of Pittsburg and Miss Hazel Thom of Charter street will spend about a week in Greenville visiting friends and attending numerous social functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Stockman
Pittsburg Street
Hazel Thomas
Charter Street
Greenville
Harmony couple wed in private ceremony at Dr Miller home
Miss Mamie Schantz and Mr Fred Schopp of Harmony were married Thursday evening at 7 at the residence of Dr J H Miller pastor of St Johns Evangelical Lutheran church. Miss Margaret Douglas and Thomas G Douglas attended. The couple will reside in Harmony after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Miller
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Harmony
Mamie Schantz
Fred Schopp
Margaret Douglas
Thomas G. Douglas
Etude Music Club Studies Schumann at Onstott Home
The Etude Music club met at Andrew Onstott’s home Thursday evening to study the life of Schumann. Members in the program included Misses Lola Onstott Edith Matthews Helen Hughes Mina Matthews Clare Robinson Elizabeth Katherine Matthews Marie Hughes Frances Moore Laura Allison and Harry Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etude Music Club
Andrew Onstott
Schumann
Lola Onstott
Edith Matthews
Helen Hughes
Mina Matthews
Clare Robinson
Elizabeth
Katherine Matthews
Marie Hughes
Frances Moore
Laura Allison
Harry Thompson
Bryson Street Tea Hostess Hosts Miss Funk Recital
Mrs. Charles F. Walker of Bryson street in Youngstown entertained guests at a Wednesday afternoon tea. The program featured artist Miss Marjorie Funk a pupil of Martin of New York whose performance charmed the audience. Miss Funk is a cousin of Miss Grace Love of Pine street whom she visits frequently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Walker
Bryson Street
Youngstown
Marjorie Funk
Martin
New York
Miss Eleanor Stritmater Guests Cousin at City
Miss Eleanor Stritmater is guest of cousin Miss Leah Jonas, seen The Golden Butterfly at Nixon theater. Mrs D T Jonas of Crafton will spend Sunday with sister Mrs Warren Stritmater in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Stritmater
Leah Jonas
All
Nixon Theater
D. T. Jonas
Crafton
Warren Stritmater
Mrs. W. M. Wardrop Hosts W 8S P Club Theater Outing
Mrs. William Miller Wardrop of North Jefferson Street will entertain the W. 8S. P. club members who will form a theater party to view the play Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller Wardrop
N. Jefferson Street
Wiggs
Cabbage Patch
Miss Louanna Harris Hosts G. S. Girls This Friday
Miss Louanna Harris of Centennial street will entertain the G. S. girls this Friday evening, inviting members to a social gathering at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louanna Harris
Centennial Street
G. S
Handkerchiefs and Embroidered Goods Advertised
A brief ad notes 25c and up handkerchiefs and a line of fancy embroidered goods and novelties. The listing highlights affordable fabric items and decorative trim likely aimed at shoppers seeking small, ornate accessories.
To try our good all pork sausage sold here
An advertisement promotes a pork sausage product from J C Sanderson at 70 Pittsburgh Street, urging customers to try their best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Sanderson
Pittsourg Street
Lookout Kensington Hears from Mrs Ella Tryhall
The Lookout Kensington met with Mrs. Ella Tryhall of 304 Pittsburg Street yesterday. Lunch was served. No further meetings will occur until after the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lookout
Kensington
Ella Tryhall
Pittsburg Street
Misses Bryson and Chambers Due Back From Visit
Misses Hester Bryson and Beatrice Chambers of Sheridan avenue are expected home Friday after spending the past week with Mr and Mrs Robert Lowry of senor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Bryson
Beatrice Chambers
Sheridan Avenue
Robert Lowry
Senor
Friay
Highland 500 Club to Meet Next Wednesday Afternoon
The Highland 500 club will be entertained next Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. BE M. D. Quig of Highland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland 500 Club
BE. M. D. Quig
Highland Avenue
Ten Cent Supper at First U. P. Church Benefit
A Saturday supper event at First United Presbyterian Church offers roast beef potatoes peas cold slaw pickles jelly bread butter and apple pie for twenty five cents from 5 to 8 p.m. Proceeds support church needs.
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U. P
Supper at First U. P. Church Saturday Evening
A hot supper will be served at the First U. P. Church this Saturday evening December 12 from 5 to 8 o'clock. Price 25 cents for adults with children charged as in previous notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Russia Balkans Stance Denies War Image in Balkans Talks
St Petersburg dispatch reports Foreign Minister Iswolski will assert Russia did not consent to Austria’s annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The prepared address rejects charges of collusion with Vienna and notes Russia France and England seek compensation for the Balkan states. Austria’s reply to Russia’s Balkan conference note shows greater conciliation than expected, signaling readiness to discuss the conference scope with European chancelleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Austria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Iswolski
Balkan
France
England
Balkan States
Iswoski
Adam God James Sharp in Kansas City Shootings
James Sharp, self styled Adam God leader of a fanatical group, is jailed in Kansas City after a street confrontation last Tuesday that killed five people including Patrolman Mulone and bystander A. J. Selzer. He was wounded in both hands and captured near Monticello while sleeping in a haystack. His arrest follows a police roundup of most of his band as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Kansas City
James Sharp
Adam God
Band of Fanatics
Sharp
Monticello
Mulone
A. J. Selzer
Stander
Louis Pratt
Mrs Abbie Rice to Move to Boston After Trial
Mrs Abbie Rice who testified in the Omaha murder trial plans to become a resident of Boston. Her husband Irving Rice has begun furnishing a home for her there. The couple, once separated, reconciled during the trial and she will stay in Des Moines for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Boston
Abbie Rice
Charles Davis
Frederick Austin
Omaha
Irving Rice
Rice
Charges of Murder in Arkansas Child Deaths
Memphis chemist Dr. William Krauss reports finding five grains of strychnine in the stomachs of Ona and Edith McBroom ages six and eight. He states the overall condition of the organs indicates murder. William McBroom of Marked Tree Arkansas is jailed in Jonesboro and denies the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Memphis
Tenn
William Krauss
Ona
Edith McBroom
William McBroom
Marked Tree
Ark
Krauss
McBroom
Jonesboro
Personal notes from Newark and nearby towns
Mrs. Albert Zahniser of Newark New Jersey is a guest of Mr and Mrs George Zahniser of Highland avenue. Mrs William Wardrop of North Jefferson street is visiting Friday with Mrs John E Shaw of East end Pittsburg. E C Bennett of Greenville is in the city visiting his sisters Miss Mary Bennett and Miss Rebecca Bennett of Falls street. Mr Bennett is a former resident of New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Zahniser
Newark, N. J
George Zahniser
Highland Avenue
William Wardrop
North Jefferson Street
John E. Shaw
East End
Pittsburg
E. C. Bennett
Greenville
Mary and
Rebecca Bennett
Falls Street
Mr. Bennett
New Castle
Imported bisque doll free with Grand Union offer
A free beautiful imported doll with a bisque head and movable eyes is offered along with 1 pound Grand Union Baking Powder. Customers are invited to view dolls with 1 pound of 60 cent tea at Grand Union Tea Co. located at 6 West Washington Street. Bell 858.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Union
Grand Union Tea Co
West
Washington Street
Bell Phone
Familiar Sign Sparks Barroom Dispute Over Patron
A barroom quarrel erupts over a man who is drunk but considered "all right" by the barkeep. The boss orders not to serve him another drink as onlookers note the man’s claims about his respectable family.
Dust solidification patent installed at Struthers blast furnace
The Ramsey Smith patent for solidifying dust is being installed at the Struthers blast furnace to preserve the dust and extract the iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey-Smith
Struthers
Pazo Ointment Guarantees Fast Relief For Piles
An advertisement claims Pazo Ointment cures itching bleeding and prolapsed piles in 6 to 14 days with money back. A meeting is set for Sunday afternoon at 4 at the A M E Zion Church to organize a Women’s Christian Temperance Union chapter.
New York Shopkeeper Markets Dirigible Balloons for Sale
On Broadway a New York shop displays dirigible balloons as saleable luxury items. The automobile showroom features hanging signs offering practical balloon models, signaling the start of commercial use in aerial navigation, with interested buyers shown working models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Gay White Way
First US airships offered for sale by shopkeeper Bowman
Sidney B. Bowman, manager of the Clement-Bayard agency, expresses pride at being the first shopkeeper to offer airships for sale in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney B. Bowman
Clement-Bayard Company
United States
Delicatessen Offers Butter Eggs Oysters and Coffee Deal
The Delicatessen at 34 South Mill street advertises creamery butter 34c per lb eggs 34c per dozen oysters 30c per quart and coffee 2 lbs for 25c. Delivery via Bell 381. Crawford Hoyt and sister Miss May Hoyt of North Jefferson street and Mrs A M Brown of Lincoln avenue are Pittsburg visitors Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delicatessen
South Mill Street
Bell Phone
Crawford Hoyt
May Hoyt
North Jefferson Street
A. M. Brown
Lincoln Avenue
Pittsburg
Wreck on B and O at Harmony Junction
A loaded hay car on an east bound B and O freight jumped the track at Harmony Junction opposite the Pythian home, blocking traffic briefly. The wrecked car nearly pressed onto the New Castle and Harmony street railway tracks. Also mentions visitors Mrs. H. E. Brown of Philadelphia and Mrs. A. T. Wilson of Allegheny visiting Mrs. Charles Mehard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Junction
Pythian Home
New Castle
Harmony Street
H. E. Brown
Philadelphia
A. T. Wilson
Allegheny
Charles Mehard
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Kodaks
Metzler
Biles
E. Washington Street
Union National Bank
Louig Avenue
Empress
Paisley
Blevins
Love & Megown
Washington and
Mill Streets
Fia
A. M. E. Zion Church
Cc. T. U
N. Y
Harmony Jct
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