Grove City Alumni Hold Fourth Annual Banquet
Grove City College alumni gathered at the Odd Fellows hall on Neshannock avenue for the fourth annual banquet with about 60 guests. Dr. J D Ketler and Dr. Hays attended, toasts were given by several alumni, officers elected for next year, and dancing followed despite a train delay that caused a two hour late arrival.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Neshannock Avenue
Grove City College
J. D. Ketler
Hays
Dr. Hays
Lawrence County
Grove City
Thomas A. Gilkey
Ss. L. McCracken
Lawrence Byers
Gila McDowell
Robert L. Wallace
CG. F. Mcc
Local clubs host afternoon meetings and balls
Mrs W T Dougherty hosts Current Events circle at 2 PM on Park Avenue. Mr and Mrs B A Young entertain Yucatan club on West Grant Street. Patrol-Ito club, a leading city colored organization, plans a full dress ball in Mikado Hall at 8 PM. Mr and Mrs H M Wirsing invite Spoon club on East Street. Mrs W W Eichbaum hosts Book club on North Jefferson Street. Mrs Callie Proffit leads Paul Laurence Dunbar Reading circle gathering.
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W. T. Dougherty
Park Avenue
B. A. Young
West Grant Street
Patrol-Ito Club
Mikado Hall
H. M. Wirsing
East Street
Spoon Club
W. W. Eichbaum
North Jefferson Street
Callie Proffit
Paul Laurence Dunbar
Neighbors Host Surprise Farewell for Moody Couple
A group from North Hill gathered Friday at Mrs. George W. Moody's Delaware avenue home for a farewell party. The Moodys plan to spend the winter in Porto Rico, with friends noting a pleasant social evening and light refreshments.
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North Hill
George W. Moody
Delaware Avenue
Moody Home
Indianapolis Hosts Visit by Arm strong and Dick Delegation
Misses Helen Arm strong Miss Mary Arm strong and Miss Mary Dick of Connellsville arrive Monday to stay with Mrs. Charles Johnson of North Mill Street. Mrs. Joseph V. Cunningham hosts the Girls club on Tuesday and Mrs. Johnson entertains Thursday with card games for the visitors.
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Helen and
Mary Armstrong
Mary Dick
Connellsville
Charles Johnson
North Mill Street
Joseph V. Cunningham
Johnson
Akens Home Hosts Family Evening
A North Mill Street gathering of about 20 relatives from the Wilkinson Dart and Akens families enjoyed a Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Akens home. Cards provided entertainment and Earl Dart won the prize. Refreshments were served late in the event.
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Henry C. Akens
North Mill Street
Wilkinson, Dart
Akens
Earl Dart
Basket club committee hosts dinner and cards
Mrs David Jameson Mrs E E Leavy and Mrs C A Phillips were the Basket club committee members entertained Friday evening at Mr and Mrs C A Phillips home on West Grant Street. A dinner of pretty appointments was followed by cards.
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David Jameson
E., E. Leavy
C. A. Phillips
Basket Club
West Grant Street
American Insurance Union Holds Short Friday Meeting
The American Insurance Union conducted a brief business meeting Friday evening in their rooms and scheduled the next gathering for two weeks hence.
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The
American Insurance Union
Mrs Schoedel Speaks to Helena Auxiliary at First Presbyterian
The Helena auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church welcomed Mrs. Schoedel for a large afternoon meeting presided by Mrs. Robert A. McKinney. Her talk highlighted Magyar missionary work among Hungarian Presbyterians with non English speakers, in South Sharon Ellwood City and Beaver Falls, praising the Schoedels' efforts and school age children of Protestant Catholic and Jewish faiths.
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Helena
First Presbyterian Church
Robert A. McKinney
Schoedel
South Sharon
Ellwood City
Beaver Falls
Harry Moore
Smart Function at Mears Residence
A pleasant evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Mears in Neshannock Avenue featured a large guest list including Twentieth Century club members. Six-hand euchre honors went to Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Medard and Miss Gertrude Fulkerson with S. L. Rhodes. club prizes to Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Jackson, Mrs. 8. M. Matheny and C. L. Slough. Distances guests included Mrs. Sharp Wilson of Beaver and Mrs. S. L. Calvin of Beaver Falls. A luncheon followed.
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W. S. Mears
Neshannock Avenue
Twentieth Century Club
Charles E. Medard
Gertrude Fulkerson
S. L. Rhodes
R. W. Jackson
M. Matheny
C. L. Slough
Sharp Wilson
Beaver
L. Calvin
R‘alls
Beaver Falls
Miss Leah Hughes Hosts X Y Z Girls Friday
Miss Leah Hughes hosted the X Y Z girls on Friday in a delightful evening. The event featured Misses as principal attractions and a choice refraction after the entertainment.
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Leah Hughes
Mrs Charles Lottie Entertained by Mr and
Mrs Charles Lottie of Allentown is hosted by Mr and Mrs in a visited home gathering that reflects common social hospitality of the era. The event underscores community ties and neighborhood etiquette in local society.
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Charles Lottie
Allentown
Stevenson Heads Republican Bid for Pennsylvania Assembly
William Wilbert Stevenson of New Castle Third ward, Lawrence county, announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination to the Pennsylvania assembly. He cites local option and removal of the saloon, support for state school book purchasing, tuberculosis prevention, reform of insane and feeble minded institutions, and good roads as core planks.
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William Wilbert Stevenson
Third Ward
New Castle
Stevenson
Scott Township
Lawrence County
Slipperyrock Township
Old Fox
Rose Point Academy
Slippery Rock State Normal
Grove City College
Lawrence County Teachers Institute
H. K. Gregory
Republican County Committee
W. W. Stevenson
James W. Stevenson
Post No. 73
Sons of Veterans
Pennsylvania
Illinois
United States
Penrose
Senator Penrose
Mrs T H Bopp to Sing at First Baptist Services
Mrs T H Bopp of Lincoln avenue will sing at both morning and evening services at the First Baptist church on Sunday. Also mention is made of Mrs Lotte, noted for a fine soprano voice and active in local musical circles.
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T. H. Bopp
Lincoln Avenue
First Baptist
Lotte
American Women's Guild Plans Valentine Party
Members met Mrs. Lee Taylor of Erie Avenue on Friday afternoon to arrange a Valentine party to be held in two weeks at Mrs. J Norman Blackstone residence on Cascade Street. Husbands will be guests. Roll call named a commander. Program included War in Virginia or Peninsula Campaign by Mrs. John Agnew, The Yankee Cheese Box or Sea Battle by Mrs. S O McMillin, and poem Lord Burleigh's Bride by Mrs. T C Armstrong.
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American Women’s Guild
Lee Taylor
Erie Avenue
J. Norman Blackstone
Cascade Street
Virginia
Peninsula
John Agnew
S. O. McMillin
Harris Hosts Social Dinner for Rohrer Visitors
Friday evening Mr and Mrs D R Harris on North Jefferson street hosted a six thirty dinner for Mr and Mrs Frederick F Rohrer of Wilkinsburg. Miss May Hoyt will entertain informally Saturday evening in honor of Mrs Rohrer, a social favorite in the city.
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D. R. Harris
North Jefferson Street
Frederick F. Rohrer
Wilkinsburg
May Hoyt
Ideal Kensington hostess entertains twenty for sewing
Mrs H. EB Zerner of North Street hosted a Kensington meeting Friday with 20 guests who brought sewing to the gathering. A fine dinner followed at 6 PM. Mrs Jose S. Rice of East North Street will host the next invitees in two weeks.
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H. EB. Zerner
North Street
Kensington
Jose S. Rice
East North Street
February Wedding At Bessemer And Rockville
Mrs. Mary McCord and Mr. John Stock are to wed at the bride’s home in Rockville Indiana on Wednesday evening February 5 at 6 o'clock. Local friends anticipate the ceremony and greet the couple as well known members of the community.
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Mary McCord
Bessemer
John Stock
Rockville
Ind
Card Club Guests Dine After Pleasant Friday Session
Card club enthusiasts visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edwin I. Agnew at their N Highland avenue home enjoyed a brisk contest Friday evening and were treated to lunch after the session.
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Card Club
Edwin I. Agnew
N. Highland Avenue
Miss Leta Breckenridge Heads to Buffalo for Recitals
Miss Leta Breckenridge of Wallace avenue travels to Buffalo New York on Saturday to be guest of Mr Clyde Pelpon. She will sing at the Presbyterian church and at a Buffalo concert during her visit.
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Leta Breckenridge
Wallace Avenue
Buffalo
N. Y
Clyde Pelpon
Girls Club Meeting Ends With Choice Rejection
Mrs George Winter of North Beaver Street hosted the Girls club gathering Friday with sewing and social chat followed by a choice rejection. Miss Jean Norris of Grant Street will host next Friday afternoon.
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George Winter
North Beaver Street
Girls’ Club
Jean Norris
Grant Street
Returned Home Frank Mariacher of 185 l Sutton
Frank Mariacher returns home to 185 L Sutton after a period away. Local residents note his arrival and welcome him back.
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Frank Mariacher
L Sutton
Return from visit with relatives in Parker Col
Street resident returns from a month long visit at Mrs. Baulous home in Parker. His mother Mrs A Mariacher and his brother remain in the west seeking health benefits.
Edenburg luncheon hosts social afternoon
Mrs. F. W. Sutton of Edenburg hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon for a group of city friends on Thursday. The gathering was followed by social conversation and needlework activities.
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F. W. Sutton
Edenburg
Carpenter Dinner Dedication For Local Family
Mr and Mrs William Carpenter of Crawford avenue entertained members of the Carpenter families at a 6 o'clock dinner Thursday evening. Covers were laid for 22 and the menu was an excellent one. A social evening followed.
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William Carpenter
Crawford Avenue
Carpenter
Doctor Good Will Talks at YMCA on The Dynamite of God
Dr W. B. Good will of Youngstown will address the men’s meeting at the YMCA Sunday afternoon at 3 30 on The Dynamite of God. The sessions draw unusually large crowds and have become the week’s main event at the association.
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W. §. Good
Youngstown
Worker Resumes Duties After Severe Injury at Erie Yard
Peter Carrol of the Erie railroad yards at Youngstown cut off a finger, bound the stump with a handkerchief, and returned to work. Companions later discovered his injury and urged him to seek medical treatment from a doctor.
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Peter Carrol
Erie Railroad
Youngstown
Club women of Girard seek governors pardon for Caleb Powers
Girard club women have forwarded a petition to the Kentucky governor requesting a pardon for Caleb Powers. The effort reflects local involvement in the case and aims to influence executive clemency in the matter.
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Club Women of
Girard
Kentucky
Caleb Powers
Supper At Second U P Church In Pittsburg Street
Community supper posted for Saturday evening at Second United Presbyterian Church on Pittsburg street from 5 to 8 pm. Priced at 25 cents. Proceeds to church activities and local outreach programs.
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Second U. P
Pittsburg Street
Piano Tuning Service Planned by Local Tanner Ritter
Pittsburg piano tuner Jos. Ritter will be in town next week for tuning work. Orders may be left at Metzler's store. 13812.
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Jos. Ritter
Pittsburg
Metzler’s
Bloodine offered as cure for rheumatism dangers
An advertisement warns rheumatism as a killer linked to heart disease and uric acid poisoning. It promotes Bloodine and Bloodine Rheumatic Liniment as guaranteed cures, touting 50 cent bottles and urging immediate purchase at McKee’s Medicine store for relief and reversal of chronic pains.
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McKee’s Medicine Store
Deaths of the Day Mrs Ella McCormick
Mrs Ella McCormick widow of John McCormick dies after a long illness at the family home in Scott township aged about 38 she was formerly Ella Elder and belonged to Harlansburg United Presbyterian church She leaves husband six children Clarence Elder Ralph Harry Hazel and Mariletta at home six brothers and two sisters surviving including Edward Elder John Lawrence Thomas Clyde Charles Ansel Eva Elder and Blanch Fligger
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Ella McCormick
John McCormick
Scott Township
Lawrence
Pittsburg
Thomas
Clyde
Charles and
Ansel
North Liberty
Eva Elder
Blanch Fligger
Queen's Junction
Mrs. Neely Buried in City Funeral Rites
Funeral services for Mrs. Robert W. Neely of Union township were held Friday afternoon at her sister’s home, 117 Short street. The Rev. Crayton S. Brooks of the First Christian church conducted the service. Interment followed at Oak Park cemetery with pallbearers William, James and Arthur St. Clair and J. W., C. G., and G. E. Neely.
Mc Arthur Remains Brought for Funeral in City
The remains of Mrs. Elizabeth Mc Arthur who died in Greensburg Pennsylvania were brought to this city on Friday and placed at her son John Mc Mc Arthur’s home at 22 Long Avenue. The funeral will be Saturday at 2 30 PM at the residence with interment in Graceland Cemetery.
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Elizabeth McArthur
Greensburg
John McMcArthur
Long Avenue
Graceland Cemetery
Infant Daughter Dies in Edenburg Bereavement
Mr and Mrs Diana of Edenburg mourn the death of their infant daughter Mical ina aged 1 year 1 month and 14 days after a stomach illness. Funeral services are this afternoon at 2 from the Edenburg home with interment at Hillsville.
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Diana
Edenburg
Micalina
Hillsville
Infant Dies at Chewton Two Months Old
LeRoy Hall two months and 27 days old, son of Mr and Mrs Howard Hall of Chewton, died at 11 45 Saturday morning. Funeral services will be held at the house Monday at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Chewton.
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LeRoy Hall
Howard Hall
Chewton
Vespers at Croton Avenue Church in Mahoningtown
Vespers will be held at 4 o clock Sunday afternoon in the Croton Avenue Methodist Episcopal church for the Young Woman's Christian association. Miss Erhardt secretary will preside and Rev M W Keith pastor of Mahoningtown Presbyterian church will give the address. Music by Mrs FE L Dilley and George Westlake.
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Young Woman's Christian Association
Croton Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Realty Transfers in Neshannock and Nearby Townships
Samuel C McCreary transfers to Sankey Pemberthy in Neshannock township for 7500 dollars. John Shaughnessy transfers to Sankey Pemberthy in Neshannock township for 7700 dollars. Sankey C Pemberthy transfers to John Shaughnessey in Neshannock township for 6000 dollars. Frank H Wallace transfers to William Wallace in Union township for 2300 dollars. William Vogan transfers to Apolonia Black in Fifth ward for 1 dollar.
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Samuel C. McCreary
Sankey P. Pemberthy
Neshannock
John Shaughnessy
Sankey Pemberthy
Neshannock Township
Sankey C. Pemberthy
John Shaughnessey
Frank H. Wallace
William Wallace
Union Township
William Vogan
Apolonia Black
Fifth Ward
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Mrs. Schoedel
Mears
Oak Street
Edna and
Ethel Smith
Will
My Lady of Cleeve
Percy J. Hartley
Harrison Fisher
Adrian Cassilis
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East Washington St
Herb D. McGoun
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