Banquet Honors 1908 Class of First Methodist Sunday School
Mrs J A Breckenridge hosted a Friday evening banquet for her First Methodist Church Sunday school class at her home. Edith Pangratz acted as toastmistress with toasts from Edward Coates Mrs Breckenridge and May Bennett. The class members listed include Susie Cramer Harriet Fielding Jessie Mockel Opal Reitz Harriet White Margaret Alexander Thelma Bahra Martha Campbell Mary Bennett Ava Stern Edwin Coates Frank Wyman Roland McClure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Breckenridge
Wallace Avenue
First Methodist Church
Edith Pangratz
Edward Coates
Breckenridge
May Bennett
Miss Bennett
Susie Cramer
Harriet Fielding
Jessie Mockel
Opal Reitz
Harriet White
Margaret Alexander
Thelma Bahra
Martha Campbell
Mary Bennett
Ava Stern
Messrs
Edwin Coates
Frank Wyman
Roland McClure
Epworth Church Women Hold Monthly Tea Meeting
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of Epworth Methodist Church met at Mrs. J. J. Sanderson’s Butler avenue home for a monthly tea. Mrs. W. J. Marshall presided with devotion led by Mrs. J. C. McDonald. A miscellaneous program featured several members and a dinner followed. The next gathering is set for the first Friday of February with Mrs. Frank Churchfeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
A. W. Reynolds
Frank Churchfeld
Chestnut Street
Anniversary Surprise for Elder Couple at Eastbrook Home
Friends gathered at the Eastbrook home of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Elder to honor their 10th wedding anniversary. Guests arrived with baskets and shared a meal, including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edie and several Edie siblings. The Neal and Falkman families from nearby towns also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Elder
Eastbrook
Robert Edie
Katherine
Isabel Edie
Joseph
Oscar Edie
Harry Miller
Edie
Anni E. Neal
BE. M. Neal
Harold
This City
John Neal
Margaret
Thomas Neal
Dorris Falkman
Pulaski
L. M. Neal
Frank
Ruth Neal
Fay
American Women's Guild Hosts Inventions Theme Meeting
Mrs. T. C. Armstrong entertained the American Women's Guild on Croton Avenue Friday afternoon. Recalls covered inventions and discoveries. Program included The Cornelian Read by Mrs. Frank M. Jones and History of John Brown by Mrs. E. L. Smith. Confederate States read by Mrs. S. O. McMillin and Reading by Jayson Brown. The guild to be entertained in two weeks by Mrs. J. W. Bay of Croton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Armstrong
Croton Avenue
American Women’s Guild
Frank M. Jones
John Brown
E. L. Smith
Confederate States
S. O. McMillin
Jayson Brown
W. E. Burrows
Guild
J. W. Bay
Anniversary celebration marks 40 years for Allen couple
Mr and Mrs William Allen of Spruce street celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary at home on New Year's Day. They were married at Pardoe Mercer county January 1 1867 by Rev Reed. Immediate family attended a dinner with J P Allen Frank McClain Merle Allen Susan Pardoe and Edith. W Clyde Allen unable to attend due to residing in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen
Spruce Street
Pardoe
Mercer County
Reed
J. P. Allen
Frank McClain
Edith
Merle Allen
Susan Pardoe
W. Clyde Allen
West
N T B Girls Social Hour at Miss White Home
Members of the N. T. B. girls gathered at Miss Leah White's residence on Neshannock avenue for social chat and music. Refreshments were served and the group will be hosted again in two weeks by Miss Nellie Elliott of Neshannock avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah White
Neshannock Avenue
Nellie Elliott
Miss Harriet Blanchard Hosts Current Events Circle
East North street resident Miss Harriet Blanchard will entertain the Current Events circle at 3 o clock Monday afternoon with light refreshments and a brief program by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Blanchard
East North Street
Leonardson Hosts Twentieth Century Club Evening
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Leonardson of Boyles avenue will entertain the Twentieth Century club next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Leonardson
Boyles Avenue
Twentieth Century Club
Mrs James Cunningham Hosts Taka Ken Sington Friday
Mrs James Cunningham of Court Street will entertain Taka Ken Sington Friday afternoon January 10 at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cunningham
Court Street
Taka Kensington
Eye care and glasses offered at 33 North Mercer
Free examinations advertised by Dr Likens a refraction specialist inviting residents to call at 33 North Mercer street for spectacles eye glasses bifocals and repair work with prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Mercer Street
Likens
Pittsburg Piano Tuner Jos Ritter Here Next Week
Jos Ritter a Pittsburg piano tuner will be here next week. Leave orders at Metzler's book store for service and tuning requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Ritter
Pittsburg
Metzler’s
Attractive Event for Associates at Miss Reis’s Home
A Friday evening gathering at Miss Harriet Reis’s East street residence featured a lively game of 500. Prizes went to Miss Alice McCready, Miss Margaret Ryan, Arthur Brown, and William Graham, followed by music, dancing, and a luncheon. Guests included Dorothy Morehead Katherine Kirk Anna Leavy Elizabeth Douds Helen McCracken Lillian Wallace Rebecca Reis Margaret Ryan Earl Craig Harry Matthews Abe Feuchtwanger James Wallace George Watson Reuben Elliott Fulton Jackson and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Reis
East Street
Alice McCready
Margaret Ryan
Arthur Brown
William Graham
Dorothy Morehead
Katherine Kirk
Anna Leavy
Elizabeth Douds
Helen McCracken
Lillian Wallace
Rebecca Reis
Messrs
Earl Craig
Harry Matthews
Pittsburg
Abe Feuchtwanger
James Wallace
George Watson
Reuben Elliott
Fulton Jackson
Rare Music Evening At North Jefferson Street Home
Friends gathered at Mr and Mrs George Greer home in North Jefferson street for a music night featuring Miss Reed of Jamestown New York. She impressed with Liszt and Paderewski selections and other works before leaving for Jamestown to teach at the school of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Greer
North
Jefferson Street
Miss Reed
Jamestown
N. Y
C. R. Reed
Wallace Avenue
Mabel Brierly
Beaver
Mabel McCurdy
Pittsburg
Margaret Sankey
George Westlake
Reed
Highland 500 Club Meets at Lincoln Avenue Home
Mrs. E. E. Hileman won accolades as the fortunate player Friday afternoon when Highland 500 club guests gathered at Mrs. N. W. Elliott home on Lincoln avenue. After lunch, the group planned to reconvene next Friday afternoon with Mrs. J. F. Leonardson of Boyles avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Hileman
Highland 500 Club
N. W. Elliott
Lincoln Avenue
J. F. Leonardson
Boyles Avenue
E. T. C. Club Meets at Pittsburg Street
Miss Mary Pearson hosted the E. T. C. club on Friday afternoon with sewing followed by a well arranged dinner. The date or place of the next meeting has not yet been decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pearson
Pittsburg Street
E. T. C. Club
Golden Eagle of Sharon Installs Officers at Meeting
A number of local residents attended the Ladies of the Golden Eagle of Sharon meeting on Thursday evening for the installation of new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Ladies of the Golden Eagle of Sharon
Marriage License Granted in Youngstown
A marriage license was granted in Youngstown to Henry E. Houston of the city and Hazel B. Cronzer of Crawford County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Henry E. Houston
Hazel B. Cronzer
Crawford County
Sisterhood Social Dinner At Miss Foulke Home
True to expectations a P. E. O. sisterhood dinner at Miss Katharyne Foulke’s Croton avenue home drew members and guests. A six oclock seating, attractive menu, and a calendar game followed a social hour. Miss Anna Perry won the calendar. Guests included Mrs. R. A. Cuppett and Mary Louise of Rochester Pa. The group meets January 14 with Miss Emma Harry on Mercer street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Katharyne Foulke
Croton Avenue
Edna Young
May Martin
Jane Love
Anna Perry
R. A. Cuppett
Mary Louise
Rochester
Emma Harry
North Mercer Street
Daughters of America Lodge Installs Local Officers
Members of the Daughters of America lodge of Youngstown attended the installation of officers for the local lodge on Friday evening. A social session and refreshments followed. Installed officers include Councilor Mrs. Eli Rigby and other posts such as Associate councilor Mrs. Amos Seigfried, Vice associate councilor Mrs. James Humble, and Trustee for 18 months Mrs. Hattie Beman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America Lodge of
Youngstown
Eli Rigby
Amos Seigfried
James Humble
Caldwell
William Evans
Associated
Nettie Roberts
Sentinel
Mary Hall
Inside Sentinel
Nettie Marshall
Marshall
Linderman
Hattie Beman
Lyda Davis
Basket club theatre party funds for Hoyt guests
L. S. Hoyt arranged a theatre party for Basket club members to Al G Fields minstrels Friday night. Guests included Mrs Laura Linton and out of town visitor Mrs Margaret Miller. The committee led by Mrs J Norman Martin and others planned dinner at Mrs Linton home. Next meeting set for two weeks with Mr and Mrs E F Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Hoyt
Basket Club
al. G. Field
Laura Linton
North Mill Street
J. Norman Martin
David Jameson
A. W. Harbison
Linton
Margaret Miller
Sewickley
Miss Price to Attend Library Association Meeting
Mrs. Thomas W. Phillips announces that Miss Price, consulting state librarian, will attend the association meeting on the second Tuesday of January at the First Presbyterian church. Miss Price operates from Harrisburg and promotes library interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Phillips
The
Library Association
Miss Price
First Presbyterian Church
Harrisburg
Ladies Host Luncheon and Card Party in Oil City
Mrs. E. Lee Boyles entertained a group Friday afternoon on Lincoln avenue as a compliment to Mrs. Frank Le Roy of Oil City. Card games provided the diversion with prizes won by Mrs. Edwin C. Ramage and Mrs. Charles Pierce. A luncheon followed with Miss Blanche Gaylon of Knoxville, Tennessee, visiting from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Leroy
Oil City
E. Lee Boyles
Lincoln Avenue
Edwin C. Ramage
Charles Pierce
Blanche Gaylon
Knoxville
Tenn
Women’s Missionary Society Meets at Reformed Presbyterian Church
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Reformed Presbyterian church met Friday afternoon at 2:30. Mrs. Margaret Speer Gibson led the devotional exercises and a committee of Mrs. William Allen, Mrs. O. C. Orr, and Mrs. R. C. Dodds was appointed to plan the next meeting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
Margaret Speer Gibson
William Allen
O. C. Orr
R. C. Dodds
C. W. B. M. Society Meets at First Christian Church
The C. W. B. M. society of the First Christian church gathered Friday afternoon. President Mrs. O. H. P. Brown read the history of the society. Church membership reached 100 locally, with about 52 000 members in the Christian church overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. B. M. Society of the First Christian Church
O. H. P. Brown
Christian Church
Surprise Party for Mrs James Ague in South Shar on
Miss Sarah Bevans attended a city surprise party for Mrs James Ague of South Shar on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bevans
James Ague
South Sharon
Catherine Kently and Mike Feck Wed by Alderman Ranney
Miss Catherine Kently and Mike Feck were married at noon Saturday in the city by Alderman Ranney.
Street Will Entertain the Yucatan Club Monday Evening
A street event slated for Monday evening will entertain the Yucatan Club. Details are scarce in the readable text but the engagement is scheduled as a social program hosted by local organizers.
Noodles Fagan Stops Stampede At Sharon Theatre
Fire erupted at the Hippodrome Vaudeville theater in Sharon as Noodles Fagan the New York newsboy spoke to local newsboys. The crowded building caused a stampede before the blaze was controlled by firefighters with only minor losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Noodles
Fagan
New York
Deaths of the Day: Hazen Mourned in Large funeral
Eli W. Hazen, longtime Lawrence county resident, buried after a city’s large funeral at the home of his daughter on Butler avenue extension. Rev. J. E. Campbell and Rev. J. C. McDonald officiated. burial at Greenwood cemetery with six pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli W. Hazen
Lawrence County
George T. Weingartner
Butler Avenue
J. E. Campbell
Third United Presbyterian Church
J. C. McDonald
Epworth M. E
Masonic Order
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Third U. P. Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Lou Carr
Alex Wilson
Edward Gardner
R. W. Thomas
John Palmer
Henry Alborn
Funeral services for Mrs Rhoda A Kelly
Funeral services were held Friday at the First United Presbyterian Church for Mrs Rhoda A Kelly formerly of Edenburg who died in Pittsburg. Rev James Ferguson and Rev Andrew Magill presided with music by Miss Henderson. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers S D Robinson H E Robinson Cyrus McComb W E Kelly F L Kelly and C L Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda A. Kelly
Edenburg
Pittsburg
First United Presbyterian Church
James Ferguson
Andrew Magill
Second U. P. Church
Miss Henderson
Greenwood Cemetery
S. D
H. E. Robinson
Cyrus McCom
Funeral services for William Schofield held at residence
At the residence of J L Halyday funeral services were held Friday morning for William Schofield who died Wednesday night. Rev J E Reilly rector of Trinity Episcopal church conducted the services. Interment followed at Valley View cemetery with pallbearers J Thomas W Monday J Whiteman R Holmes E Whiteman and Mr Schul er.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Halyday
William Schofield
J. E. Reilly
D D
Trinity Episcopal Church
Valley View Cemetery
J. Thomas
W. Monday
J. Whiteman
R. Holmes
E. Whiteman
Mr. Schuler
Mr. Boyle Buried In Washington Street Home
The funeral for Patrick Boyle was held at his son Thomas Boyle’s residence 26 West Washington Street at 1 PM with many friends in attendance. Rev. J. G. Worner and Rev. C. S. Brooks conducted services. Miss Edna Woods sang. Pallbearers were Wilson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Boyle
Thomas Boyle
West
Washington Street
Patrick Boyle
J. G. Worner
C. 8. Brooks
Edna Woods
Wilson
Local Residents Return Visits and Travels Feature Area Socials
Miss Bessie Barr returns home to Sharon after visiting there. Miss Clara Waddington comes back from Edgewood Avenue. S. M. Roarke goes to Mercer sanitarium for treatment. John J. Oursler registers at Fort Pitt hotel in Pittsburg. Miss Margaret Miller visits Miss Carrie Crawford in Hoyt block. Marie Allen returns from Grove City visit with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Eakin. Agnes Wallace visits Laura Wallis in Sharon. John F. Meely Jr. returns from Slippery Rock visiting his aunt Mrs. Harry Meely. J. Will Edmunds returns from Sharon where he saw his parents. Mrs. W. Scott Kirk hosts Rochester guests. Harold R. Balph vacations with parents D. F. and Mrs. Balph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Waddington
Edgewood Avenue
Sharon
S. M. Roarke
Walnut Street
Mercer Sanitarium
John 8. Oursler
Highland Avenue
Fort Pitt Hotel
Pittsburg
Margaret Miller
Sewickley
Carrie Crawford
Hoyt Block
Marie Allen
G. W. Eakin
Grove City
Agnes Wallace
Wallace Avenue
Laura Wallis
East State Street
John F. Meely, Jr
Slippery Rock
Harry Meely
J. Will Edmunds
BE. J. Edmunds
R. A. Cuppett
Mary Elizabeth
Rochester
Visit Notes From Columbus and Mt Vernon Area
Delaware avenue has returned to Columbus where he attends Ohio State University. Mrs. Thomas Hillier and daughter Jane have left for Mt. Vernon O after visiting Mrs. Beazel of Wallace avenue. Miss Hillier has been here for months. Mrs. Jonas Kaufman and daughter Adelaide of Neshannock avenue will go to Pittsburg Sunday before an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ochs in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Avenue
Columbus
Ohio State University
Thomas Hillier
Jane
Mt. Vernon
C. H. Beazel
Wallace Avenue
Miss Hillier
Jonas Kaufman
Adelaide
Neshannock Avenue
Pittsburg
Mra
Lee Ochs
New York City
Business Men to Hold a Meeting at City Hall
A newly organized Business Men's organization invites a full attendance at City Hall next Tuesday evening to discuss important matters slated for consideration by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's
City Hall
Lodge Members Meet For Regalia And Church Service
All members of L. O. Lodges No. 76 44 24 129 to attend church Sunday evening January 5. Assemble at Fidelis hall Washington and Mercer streets at 6 30 p m. J H Livingston G W Buchanan Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O
Fidelis Hall
Washington and
Mercer Streets
J. H. Livingston
G. W. Buchanan
Remarkable Offer for Bloodine Ointment Cure
An advertisement touts Bloodine Ointment as a universal cure for skin humors including eczema psoriasis scald head acne and ringworm with instant relief. It claims Mr. McKee of McKee's Medicine Store guarantees the remedy and offers mail order from Bloodine Corporation Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tore Turing
McKee
McKee’s Medicine Store
Bloodine Corporation
Boston
Mass
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G. F. Oliver
Epworth M. E. Church
Oliver
D. R. Bollard
Diamond Brand
Love & Megown
Our
Monitor
Holland
Genuine Media
Java
E. P. Frey & Bro
Washington ST
Hall
F. J. Chiney & CO
Toledo
Foreign Missionary Tea
American Guild
Current Events Circle
Informal Musicale
Bibles
Charles T
Metzler
Theatre Party
Missionary Meeting
Cc. W. B. M. Meeting
Sharon Party
Yucatan Club
G. W. Veach & Company
Mr. Hazen
Isabel Harriet Bailey
East Side
W. A. Gillette
Epworth Street
Miss Bailey
James E. Bailey
Daisy
Oak Park Cemetery
Mary Jones
Hamilton Street
John T. Jones
John
Lizzie
Thomas
Harry
Mary
Maggie
Edwin
C. Carson
Daniel Clark
John Dinsmore
Lawrence Dean
James Glass
Hugh Ward
Eastbrook United Presbyterian Cemetery
Clark
Mahlon Clark
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mrs. Kelly
Mr. Schofield
Bessie Barr
Orangemen
Mather Bros.co
New Castle
China
Mather Company
Wholesale and Retail Jewelers
East Washington Street
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