Club Meetings Resume This Week After Holidays
Following the holidays clubs and social organizations plan to resume meetings this week. Hosts include Mrs. Laura Linton, Mrs. B F Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Leonardson, Miss Harriet Blanchart, Miss M Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, and many others across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Linton
North Mill Street
B. F. Butler
North Jefferson Street
J. F. Leonardson Boyles
Twentieth Century Club
Harriet Blanchart
East North Street
M. Gardner
Croton Avenue
P. L. D. Reading
Charles H. Johnson
Highland Avenue
Spoon Club
Thomas W. Phillips
D A R Plans Washington Birthday Entertainment
D A R members of the Lawrence chapter met Saturday at 2 30 pm with Mrs Mary R Clarke as chairman. They decided to stage an entertainment on Washingtons Birthday to raise funds for furnishing a room at the Almira home. The group also discussed supporting a historical library for the local high school with purchases already made and plans to add more volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary R. Clarke
Haus Avenue
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Almira
Elizabeth Royce
G. A. Dickson
Bancroft
Louisiana Purchase
United States
Oregon
Jennie Morgan
Texas
Ellen Long
Gadsden Purchase
Lillian Perry
Young Singer John Norris Debuts at Methodist Service
At First Methodist Church yesterday morning a special feature was the solo by John Norris, son of Mr and Mrs E F Norris of Grant Street. He had spent his holiday vacation at home and sang By the Waters of Babylon beautifully. In the afternoon he left for New York to resume voice studies under Dr Duft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
John Norris
E. F. Norris
Grant Street
Couple from Youngstown Tie The Knot Secretly
Miss Hazel Crouser daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Crouser of Pennsylvania avenue and Mr Henry Houston of South Jefferson street were married in Youngstown last week but did not announce the nuptials until Saturday The groom is employed on the Pennsylvania railroad and both are well known in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Crouser
Herman Crouser
Pennsylvania Avenue
Henry Houston
South Jefferson Street
Youngstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Meeting Nearby
The Women's Foreign Missionary society of the Mahoningtown M B Church will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Snyder of East Madison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
Mahoningtown
M. RB. Church
Snyder
East Madison Avenue
Leap year party plans among S A R girls hosted by Miss Waddington
S A R girls met with Miss Jessie Patton of East Grant Street on Saturday afternoon to arrange a leap year party at Miss Gertrude Waddington's Court Street home next Thursday evening. They spent the afternoon with needlework and enjoyed a lunch. The next regular meeting will be in two weeks with Miss Lyda McKee of Grant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred DeVinney
Edgewood Avenue
Swastika Club
Stevenson
John Trusel
Court Street
James Cunningham
Taka Kensington
Gertrude Waddington
Jessie Patton
East Grant Street
Lyda McKee
Grant Street
Club Meeting At First Baptist Church
The club will meet Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock in the First Baptist church with Mrs Paul Browne Patterson hosting. Roll call responses will be Christmas poetry, and Christmas music will be performed. Mrs Charles Greer will recount the Parsifal story. The executive board meets at 9:45 in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Brown Patterson
Masonic Temple
T. A. Patterson
Wallace Avenue
Wampum
Opera House
Charles Pierce
Pierce Hotel
First Baptist Church
Paul Browne Patterson
Charles Greer
Garvins Plan Winter Trip to Hot Springs Arkansas
Mr and B F Garvin of North Shenango Street will leave early next week for Hot Springs Arkansas to spend the remainder of the winter. Miss Blanche Gaylon of Knoxville Tennessee and Mrs Frank Leroy of Oil
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Garvin
North Shenango Street
Hot Springs
Ariz
Blanche Gaylon
Knoxville, Tenn
Frank Leroy
Oil
New Barber Shop Opens After Purchase
George Brown of East Long Avenue buys Lewis Klee's barber shop at the corner of Mill Street and Croton Avenue. He plans a remodel to create the finest shaving parlor in the city and invites both old and new customers to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
East Long Avenue
Lewis Klee
Corner Mill Street
Croton Avenue
Admiral Coffee Sells at Twenty Cents Peer to All
A 20 cent Admiral Coffee is pitched as superior to many coffees priced at 25 cents, claiming quality that outshines rivals for everyday buyers. The note positions Admiral Coffee as a value option among midpriced beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Coffee
Fountain Inn Ladies Host The Girls Club
Mrs. Robert Allen and Mrs. James Harry Mills of Fountain Inn entertained The Girls on Saturday afternoon. The gathering began with sewing and a luncheon followed the group’s usual activities.
Shawstrex ladies host Mrs. Leroy visit at Veach home
Mrs. R. B. Jameson of Shawstrex entertained a small group of girls Monday afternoon to honor guest Mrs. Frank Leroy of Oil City who is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Veach of Shenango street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Jameson
Shawstrex
Frank Leroy
Oil City
G. W. Veach
Shenango Street
Wednesday Clubs Postpone Meeting to January 15
The Circulating Book Club will not meet until Wednesday afternoon January 15 with Mrs. J. T. Glenn at 172 Park Avenue as the books are passed to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Club
Circulating Book Club
J. T. Glenn
Park Avenue
Local residents report illnesses and recoveries
Personal mentions list several residents recovering from grip and related illnesses. F C McCreary on Lathrop street and Mrs H A Christie on 187 Croton avenue are ill, with others like Mrs Ida Sager and Miss Telen Ferbee noted as improving or traveling after visits. Mrs Andrews suffers quinsy after grip, while George Stoner and George S Westlake resume activities after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Christie
Croton Avenue
Ida Sager
Morris Street
W. B. Isenburg
Sharon
George Stoner
County Line Street
George S. Westlake
Highland Avenue
Akron
Margaret Edgar
Court Street
Telen Ferbee
Mannington
W. Va
Gordon Clark
Pittsburg
Andrews
Charles H. Andrews
D. R. Harris
Mary
North Jefferson Street
Wilkinsburg
Local residents spend holidays with family in area
A string of visits and travel notes lists Mrs. Fred Rohr er and Mr. Thomas Mountford with Fred Beckman in Youngstown, Mrs. Sarah Shelly visiting relatives in Phillips Place, and others returning from holidays to Lathrop street Greenville Pittsburg street and East street. Several are set to resume studies at Beaver college Northwestern university Evanston and Clark Neighborhood House. Typhoid concerns bring F. E. Gorby to Newark with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McCurdy
Thayer
Lathrop Street
Thomas Mountford
Fred Beckman
Youngstown
Caverse
Sarah Shelly
Greenville
W. H. Diefenderfer
Phillips Place
Mary Warnock
Superior Street
Shenango Valley Hospital
Harry Clark
Mannington
W. Va
Joseph Clark
Pittsburg Street
Rachel Morehead
East Street
Rodgers Hall
Lowell
Mass
T. F. Morehead
Margaret Thompson
West Washington Street
Stewart Thompson
Beaver College
Merritt Cook
Northwestern University
Evanston
A. M. Cook
Ruth Watson
New York
Clark Neighborhood
P. J. Watson
Highland Avenue
F. E. Gorby
North Mill Street
Newark
Elk
Gorby
College Dining Hall Ad Promises Cheap Meals
A college dining hall in the Dean block offers meals at 25 cents with tickets of 21 meals for 4 dollars. Miss Della Trumbo is listed as the proprietress and the ad urges readers to follow the crowd to the dining hall as the best place in the city to eat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Dining Hall
Della Trumbo
Newell Files Nomination Papers for Seventh Ward Councilman
A. D. Newell has filed nomination papers for the Seventh ward councilman seat. He is a well known merchant with many friends in that part of the city. The note also mentions coffee priced at 25c as a comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Newell
Seventh Ward
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Rev
G. Ff
Oliver
Evangelist Oliver
Covington, Ky
E. P. Frey & Bro
E. Washington ST
Casey’’ Railroad
Casey
Weex
WARE
North Millsz
Willard Newell & CO
Noodles
Rev. Milholland
R. M. Milholland
Princeton
N. J
Aho
Handel Oratorio Society
Ivah Moore
Lincoln Avenue
East Side
Kensington
First Presbyterian Church
Clyde Fulkerson
Holland Club
Joseph Rounds
Lee Avenue
West Side
Belle Crowther
State Street
Randolph Circle
The
King’s Daughters
the First Methodist Church
Margaret Richardson
A. Richardson
Helen Garvin
S. S
Sorosis
J. H. Jordan
Charles Pinkerton
Coterie
Charles Dean
Belmont Street
J. P. H. Cunningham
Lincoln
Crouser
Houston
Children’s Day Nursery Association
E. L. Smith
Wednesday Musical Club
New Castle
Charles T
Metzler
Neshannock Avenue
F. C. McCreary
Mrs
Fred Rohrer
College
Mather Bros.co
China
Mather Company
Wholesale and Retail Jewelers
East Washington Street
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