Fleming Wallace wedding a surprise in Youngstown
Mrs Jennie M Fleming of Elm street and Fred F Wallace of Mahoning town wed Thursday morning at the home of Frank McQuiston with Rev Frazier officiating. They plan a two week or longer wedding trip to New York and Philadelphia then will set up home on Clayton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie M. Fleming
Elm Street
Fred F. Wallace
Mahoningtown
Youngstown
Frank McQuiston
Frazier
United Presbbyterian Church
Wallace
New York
Philadelphia
Clayton Street
R. T. Wick
Mr. Wallace
W. E. Wallace
Wallace Brothers
J W Brophie to Join Tata Iron and Steel India
J W Brophie longtime master mechanic at Atlantic furnace of Republic Iron and Steel will become erecting engineer for Tata Iron and Steel company of India during a mammoth plant build he will later be general master mechanic. He lives at 102 North Beaver street and sails January 4 1910 from New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Brophie
Atlantic
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Tata Iron and Steel Company of India
Brophie
Trophie
North
Beaver Street
New York
Personal notices of visiting friends and holiday travel
Miss Gretchen Jones of Sharon visits friends in the city. John Connery from East street was a Pittsburg visitor Wednesday. Mrs. Haun of Mercer visits Mrs. Harry Moore of Delaware avenue. Mrs. Chauncey Johnson of Pittsburg visits Mrs. Manual Robinson on Garfield avenue. Miss Caroline Rearke of Wallace avenue visits Miss Margaret McCurdy of Ben Avon. Mrs. H. M. Wirsing and daughter Rebecca Reis of East street spend today in Pittsburg. Miss June Elvidge of Pittsburg completes a visit with Miss Margaret Moore of North Jefferson street. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Waddington of North street return from Christmas with friends in Cleveland. Alderman Ranney returns home after visiting Franklin. Mrs. Ranney stays a few days longer there. Mr. and Mrs. Conroy Young of South Jefferson street return from Cleveland after Christmas. Miss Mary McCullough accompanies them home for a short visit. The friends of Mrs. Albert Fehrenbaugh of Sharon, who had surgery at New Castle hospital, are glad to hear she is improved and back at her sister-in-law Mrs. Catherine Heller on Boyles avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen Jones
Sharon
John Connery
East Street
Pittsburg
Haun
Mercer
Harry Moore
Delaware Avenue
Chauncey Johnson
Manual Robinson
Garfield Avenue
Caroline Rearke
Wallace Avenue
Margaret McCurdy
Ben Avon
H. M. Wirsing
Rebecca Reis
June Elvidge
Margaret Moore
North Jefferson Street
C. W. Waddington
North Street
Cleveland
Alderman Ranney
Franklin
Ranney
Conroy Young
South Jefferson Street
Mary McCullough
Two Large Receptions In Gilmore's Hall
Large receptions announced at Gilmore's hall for New Year's Eve and New Year's Night by F. B. Gilmore at 8:30. Dancing every Tuesday at 7:30 with assembly at 8:30. Private lessons available by Bell phone 365. Address 11312.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore’s Hall
F. B. Gilmore
Bell
Thompson duo sue Erie Railroad in Mercer jury trial
The damage case of A. B. and Eliza M. Thompson of Mercer against the Erie Railroad was submitted to a jury yesterday afternoon after a hard fought trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B
Eliza M. Thompson
Mercer
Erie Railroad Company
Local clubs host dances and social events this week
Lawrence club hosts an informal dance. The Young Ladies Bible class will meet at Third United Presbyterian Church and ride to the event. Excelsior club dances at Mikado hall, Married People at I O O F hall, and several private entertainment plans unfold. A masquerade dance is planned for the Wampum opera house while young people depart for voice study in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Club
Young Ladies
Third United Presbyterian Church
Lillian Reed
East New Castle
Excelsior Club
Mikado Hall
Margaret Sankey
Wallace Avenue
Helen Isenberg
Sharon
Fred B. Sankey
Pittsburg
New York
Louise Bogardus
Mt. Vernon
W. B. Anderson
David Jameson
North Jefferson Street
Basket Club
Elsie Davis
Meyer Avenue
San Toy Club
George Reis Brown
Winter Avenue
Elsie Robbins
Walnut Street
Wampum Opera House
Marriage of Cal J. Martin and Elsie Yeager Quiet City Event
The couple married Wednesday at 4 PM in the home of Mrs. Laura N. Hill on East Grant street with Rev. H. F. Given officiating. They left for a short wedding tour and plan to reside in the city after returning. The bride wore a gray suit with matching hat and gloves. Martin works at Baldwin & Graham's stove works and the bride is well known in local circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal J. Martin
Elsie Yeager
Laura N. Hill
East Grant Street
H. F. Given
First United Presbyterian Church
Martin
Baldwin & Graham
Progressive benefit reception for Eastbrook home held across homes
A Saturday afternoon progressive reception for the Eastbrook home will be hosted at the homes of board of managers. Mrs. W. 8 Barber on 204 Green street leads a committee with Mrs. D. Marks Mrs. C. Watkins and Mrs. L. E. Tilghman assisting. At North Shenango street Mrs. W. H. Root hosts with Milas Jennie Johnson and Miss Minola Gardner assisting. Mrs. C. W. Proffit at 16 North street is aided by Mrs. H. B. Hackett and Mrs. G. B. Baker. The board meets tonight at Miss Jennie Johnson’s Beaver street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastbrook
Board of Managers
W. 8
North Street
H. B. Hackett
G. B. Baker
Jennie Johnson
Beaver Street
Miss Hazel Hileman Hosts Greensburg Guests
Miss Hazel Hileman of North Beaver Street plans informal evening for friends. Guests include Misses Mary Long Mary West Mabel Hileman and Katherine Kunkle of Greensburg. The latter two guests will conclude their visit tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Hileman
North Beaver Street
Mary Long
Mary West
Mabel Hileman
Katherine Kunkle
Greensburg
Garfield Ken sington hostess leads literary sewing night
Mrs. Carl Zieme of Garfield Avenue hosted Garfield Ken sington Wednesday evening. Guests sewed and studied literature. Mrs. Chauncey Johnson of Pittsburg attended as a special guest and Mrs. Frank Hill invited members to be her guests next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Zieme
Garfield Avenue
Chauncey Johnson
Pittsburg
Frank Hill
Piano Tuning Service Next Week by Jos Ritter
Pittsburg piano tuner Jos Ritter will visit next week. Leave orders at Metzler's bookstore. Local notice with pickup instructions and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Ritter
Pittsburg
Metzler’s Book Store
Knights of Columbus Dance Attracts Large Crowd
A brisk Wednesday evening Christmas dance hosted by the Knights of Columbus drew about 30 couples to Hoythall. Guests included Miss Teresa Reicer of Greenville and Mr. Gillespie of Youngstown. The Kirk home on Moody Avenue served as the venue with special guests in attendance and a dainty collation after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoythall
Knights of Columbus
Teresa Reicer
Greenville
Mr. Gillespie
Youngtown
James H. Egan
John S. Newman
Steve Griffith
D. J. McCormick
Thomas Maher
H. M. Kirk
Moody Avenue
C. J. Kirk
James T. Ray
C. H. Johnson
W. E. Jackson
W. B. Jackson
A. W. Treadwell
H. K. Gregory
East Side Basket Club Hosts Veach Dinner Party
On Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs Frank Veach of Delaware avenue entertained the East Side Basket club. The gathering moved from Mrs Harry Moores home where her son William is ill. Guests played 500 and enjoyed a dainty lunch. Honor guests included Mrs Haun of Mercer and Mr and Mrs Eugene Gleason of East Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Veach
Delaware Avenue
East Side Basket Club
Harry Moore
William
Haun
Mercer
Eugene Gleason
East Liverpool
Blair and Burgwin Scully Wedding Guests Attend
Mrs Blair and Mrs Thornton of Leasure and Albert streets were among guests at the wedding of Miss Anne R Burgwin and Mr Arthur M Scully of Pittsburg at Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church. A breakfast at the Burgwin home followed the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Blair
Leasure Avenue
Henry Thornton
Albert Street
Anne R. Burgwin
Arthur M. Scully
Pittsburg
Calvary Portestant Episcopal Church
Burgwin
Circulating Book Club Meets at Mrs. Martin Home
In the home of Mrs. J. Norman Martin on North Mercer street the Circulating Book club met Wednesday with the usual program and refreshments. Mrs. W. B. Gormley of North street will host the club next Wednesday January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Norman Martin
North Mercer Street
Circulating Book Club
W. B. Gormley
North Street
Family New Year dinner guests listed
Mr and Mrs Samuel Rearke of Wallace avenue host a family dinner for 20 on New Year’s day. Mr and Mrs M Hartzel of Pittsburg road will entertain their family at dinner on New Year’s day. Covers set for 23 and Mr and Mrs Carl Borchers of Pittsburg will be among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Rearke
Wallace Avenue
M. Hartzel
Pittsburg Road
Carl Borchers
Pittsburg
Quiet City Wedding Joins Miss Jennie E Double and Frank Winger
A quiet wedding was solemnized at the Epworth M. E. parsonage Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock uniting Miss Jennie E Double and Frank Winger both of this city. Dr A R Rich performed the ceremony and the couple were unattended. They will reside in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth M. E._ parsonage
Jennie E. Double
Frank Winger
A. R. Rich
Highland Book Club meeting committee named
The committee for the Friday evening Highland Book Club meeting includes Mrs. Herb D. McGoun Mrs. C A Reed and Mrs. Samuel Baldwin with hosts Mr and Mrs J H Frew of Moody Avenue listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Book Club
J. H. Frew
Moody Avenue
Herb D. McGoun
C. A. Reed
Samuel Baldwin
Marriage Licenses Granted in Youngston and Pittsburg
A license to wed was granted in Youngston to Elizabeth Johnson and B Frank Havey of Pulaski. In Pittsburg Miss Myrtle Mackey and Elijah Tobes of this city secured a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngston
Elizabeth Johnson
B. Frank Havey
Pulaski
Pittsburg
Myrtle Mackey
Elijah Tobes
Rochester Couple Depart After Week With Richardson Kin
Mr and Mrs Alexander Richard son Jr of Rochester New York leave after a week with Mr and Mrs Alexander Richardson of Highland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Richardson, Jr
Rochester, N. Y
Alexander Richardson
Highland Avenue
Helena church auxiliary to meet Friday at 3
The Helena auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church will meet in the church parlors Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Anna Johnston Hosts Philathea Class Evening
Miss Anna Johnston of 200 North Beaver Street will entertain the Philathea Sunday school class of Central Presbyterian Church this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Johnston
North
Beaver Street
Central Presbyterian Church
Winter Avenue Hostess Changes Weekly Meeting Plans
Mrs. C. M. Konkle of Winter Avenue will entertain the North Hill Kensington club Monday afternoon replacing Mrs. H. H. Frey, as previously scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Konkle
Winter Avenue
North Hill Kensington
H. H. Frey
Seven Men Lodged in County Jail on Vagrancy Charge
Six men identified as John McCally Mike Owen Frank Miller Fred Lane Thomas Chester and Frank Ward were sent to the county jail on vagrancy charges after Burgess Cunningham of Ellwood City reported them. Each received ten days. Lewis Dominick was jailed for fifteen days for trespassing on the Pennsylvania railroad by Alderman Fulkerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess Cunningham
Ellwood City
John McCally
Mike Owen
Frank Miller
Fred Lane
Thomas Chester
Frank Ward
Lewis Dominick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Alderman Fulkerson
Notice of Separate Debts by Pehiel James McCall
Inasmuch as my wife, Katherine Mc Call, has left me without due cause, I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her. Pehiel James McCall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine McCall
Pehiel
Pretty Card Party Honors Visitors
A card party hosted by Eva Leohner welcomed visitors Miss Pauline Reeser of Pittsburg and Miss Mary Tunison of Greenville. Four tables played 500 with Hester Sryson Florence McNabb and Claree Moore winning. Pink carnations graced luncheon. guests included June Elvidge and Mary Miller. A sleighing party to New Wilmington was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Reeser
Pittsburg
Mary Tunison
Greenville
Eva Leohner
Poyles Avenue
Hester Sryson
Florence McNabb
Claree Moore
J. C. Leohner
Charles Leslie
June Elvidge
Mary Miller
Mercer
New Wilmington
Sisters honor bride with holiday afternoon for Evening club
Misses Pearl and Lula White hosted a holiday afternoon for their sister Mrs. Jay C. White and the Evening club. The Euclid avenue home featured red and white decorations and guests enjoyed games followed by an appetizing lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
Lula White
Euclid Avenue
Jay C. White
Delegates Named for Protest Meeting by Trades Assembly
At a trades assembly last night delegates from multiple unions were chosen to attend an upcoming indignation meeting for striking tin workers on Sunday afternoon. Speakers include J. Pearce of Apollo Llewellyn Lewis of the Amalgamated association and a representative of the I W W Sturton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades Assembly
J. Pearce
Apollo
Llewellyn Lewis
Amalgamated Association
Sturton
A. J. Broadhead
Painters’ Union
L. R. Pryan
Plumbers’ Union
J. H. Moore
Street Railway Union
Co. I. Koontz
Street Railway
S. H. Echilberger
Charles Patterson
G. J. Glitch
Tinners’ Union
A. F E. Bonzo
Carpenters’ Union
JW. Patterson
Charles Door
Wt. C. Humphrey
Moulders’ Union
H. J. Lehmen
Local Holiday Visit Wraps Up In Slippery Rock
Slippery Rock residents recount visitors and homecomings over the holidays. Ralph Dann visited friends in Butler and Youngstown. William and Flora Baker stayed in town. Miss Sara Bard returned from New York art school. Miss Mary Grine wed Albert Edward Hutton in Christmas rites. teachers from the area traveled, and the town faced a crowded Normal dormitory with no rooms available for new students after the holidays.
Don’t Think About Writing a Novel Best Seller Advice
The Birmingham Age-Herald quips about creative work urging writers to skip planning thoughts and simply avoid thinking about drafting a novel to boost chances of a bestseller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Age-Herald
New Castle Officials Mention Names and New Year Dinner
Samuel G. Smith Gertrude Sallade Calvin Martin and Elsie Yeager from New Castle are listed. The note invites friends to the Fountain Inn for New Year’s dinner from 12 to 2, priced at 50 cents. Address code 112-31 appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Inn
Samuel G. Smith
New Castle
Gertrude Sallade
Calvin Martin
Elsie Yeager
New Cabinet for Troubled Turkey
Hakki Bey, Turkish ambassador to Italy, has accepted the grand vizierate and will form a new cabinet in Constantinople. The move suggests limited changes from the current cabinet and reflects distrust between Young Turk factions. Cheftek Pasha declined the premiership, and security for political leaders remains tight as uncertainty continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Constantinople
Rome
Hakki Bey
Italy
Young Turks’ Party
Young Turks
Cheftek Pasha
Mehmed V
Writ Issued Against Former Citizen Pryor and Pryor
John W. Knox issues a writ of attachment with facial clause against George G. Pryor and Jennie Pryor to satisfy a $2,000 judgment from Clare P. DuShane. Defendants must appear on the second Monday of February to show cause why the judgment should not be levied. Pryor previously resided in the city and now lives in Chicago. property here is handled by DuShane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Knox
George G. Pryor
Jennie Pryor
Clare P. DuShane
Pryor
Chicago
DuShane
Youngstown Woman Undergoes Skin Graft to Save Child
Mrs F B Lewis of Youngstown underwent a skin grafting operation to save her 11 year old daughter Selma who was badly mauled by a bear at Idora park last summer, the victim nearly scalped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Lewis
Youngstown
Selma
Idora Park
Liberal Spellbinders Attack Boy Scout Craze as Tory Plot
In London the Liberals assail Conservative conscription plans and the Boy Scout movement led by Gen Sir Robert Baden-Powell. They claim the "boy scout" trend masks industrial slavery aims, alleging conscription and protection would keep workers under, while boosting Tory support and militarism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Baden-Powell
Les
Lord Roberts
Overheated stove sparks small morning fire at Syndal Street home
A stove in a residence at 207 Syndal Street caused a small fire shortly before dawn. A red stove ignited some decorative work near the mantel, the Fifth Ward pany responded and put out the blaze with little damage, estimated loss about $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Dario
Syndal Street
Debs to Lecture in Youngstown on February 14
Socialist leader Eugene V. Debs will deliver a lecture in Youngstown on February 14. The event signals his continued public engagement amid his ongoing campaign activities and national reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene V. Debs
Youngstown
Ewers Special 98C 200 Child Rockers Arrive for Christmas
Ewers Furniture announces early English child rockers regular 2.00 value now 9 cents in Moroccoline leather seats. Available at Ewers Furniture annex located at 113.3t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewer’s Furniture Annex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Metzler
Euwer
India
Atlantic Furnace
Albert Fehrenbaugh
New Castle Hospital
Kensington
Saturday Evening Post
Paul Browne Patterson
MO. N. Emery
Pittsburg St
K. OF C. Dance
Burgwin-Scully
Philathea
James McCall
Bessie
Cora Bingham
Ralph Dann
Butler
William Ramsey
Baker
Flo Miller
Greer Bingham
Butler High School
James Alexander
Sara Bard
Robert Black
Standard Steel
John Waincastle
J. M. Kerr
Normal Avenue
Mary Grine
W. H. Grine
This Place
Albert Edward Hutton
Gus Clutton
William Ricketts
Beaver County
Beaver
County Institute
B. S. Pollock
Scott Township
Allegheny County
Plain Grove
Nellie Bard
Kate Bard
John Bingham
Clara Taylor
William Taylor
Frank Campbell
Ella Connell
Clarence Eddleblute
Jean Morehead
Sylvia Cooper
Jean Grine
Frances Black
Agnes Black
Alice Thompson
Edith Thompson
Rachel Hayes
China
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DR. Cooks and
Furry Animals
Teddy Bears
Euwer’s
Turkey
Boy Scouts
Primrose
Debs
Euwer’s Special
Supply Limited
Call Farly
NEW Castle Glass & China CO
Greer Bldg
Mercer ST
Miellin’s
North Mill Street
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