Miscellaneous Shower Honors Recent Bride
Mrs Emerson Chamber, a recent bride, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Margaret Devender at West Washington Street. The event featured music and games, with many gifts for the guest of honor. New members joined the No-Kingo club and a long list of upcoming meetings and clubs was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Chamber
Margaret Devender
West Washington
Astret
Kuesty
Helen Dygert
Nise Charlotte Green
Misa Thelma White
Mabel Wheale
Livelyn
Edward Cavender
Mary Cavender
Joseph Windle
Winslow Avenue
Enjoyable Parties and Club Gatherings in Marshall Homes
Social notes recount a lively slate of gatherings on Crawford avenue and nearby homes. Guests include the Gowende Club with Mr. and Mrs. Marsand and hosts hosting luncheons and hostess duties. The Hershey Auxiliary of First Presbyterian meets at Mrs. Brown’s home with program topics on China and stewardship. Ars, Amieum Spickel hosts a forty sixth birthday celebration with friends from out of town and local escorts. Knights of Columbus hold a midwinter Euchre night. Quota Club wraps with bowling and a 6:30 dinner at the M C A, as two teams form with captains Maitland and Kammerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Flist Presbyterian Church
C. P. Brown
Moody Avenue
Frank Smith
Dave Long
Lee Taylor
Ira Ramsey
Frank Smithh
China
Mra. Ramsey
Presbyterian School For the Blind
LeRoy Taylor
Ching
Brown
Ann
David Long
Ars
Amieum
Madison Avenue
Helen Wilson
Emma Seaton
Elizabeth Evans
Lucy Stickel
William Ketzel
Fred Stickel
Albert Johnson
Son Criss
North Jackson
Quota Club
Alice Maitland
Olive Kammerer
Club Luncheon and Social Gatherings Highlight Local Notices
Members of the A Musta Club enjoyed a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Masonic Temple with pink and white decor and a rose centerpiece. A theater party followed, and a prelock luncheon is planned for January 4 at Mrs. W. J. Snyder’s home. The Jewish Ladies Relief met at Mrs. J. Levine’s home and scheduled the Porim masquerade ball for March 9 at Palets Royale. The Junior Buds performed, and thanks were expressed by President Mrs. Kine. Additional family gatherings included a Thompson family dinner in Ohio with extensive kin present and a reception featuring violet colors. Social Hour Club hosted guests at Mrs. R. D. Cole’s, with Needlework and music, and plan a future entertainment by Mrs. Sturdevant. The B. BR. club met with Mrs. Hugh Spence for contests and prizes. All 3. D. Girls hosted by Mrs. J. A. Edger featured papers by members. Daughters of Lydia at First Presbyterian Church will sew for missionary hospital projects Thursday at one o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covery
A Musta Club
Masonic Triple
W. J. Snyder
Sheridan Avenue
Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
Missionary Hospital
Snyder Piano Co Announces New Seat Prices
Rhys Williams directs Snyder Piano Co to publish new seating prices at $1.65, $2.20, $2.75, and $3.30 per unit, outlining tiered cost options for customers and highlighting available local directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder Piano Co
Rhys Williams
Birthday surprises mark gatherings for local women clubs
Members of the Daughters of Veterans held a surprise birthday gathering for Mrs. O G Crooks at her Cleveland avenue home with 15 guests enjoying music and conversation. Florence Gillespie delivered a loving tribute gift, and refreshments were provided by C A Crooks and J S Harris. Cosy Home Club hosted at Doris Magill’s on Front street with Mrs Harry Gilmore and Mrs Grace Phillips assisting. Rita Girls hosted by J C Travers on West State street with Vietrola music and needlework. Junior Hadassah planned a special Thursday meeting with Miss Hilda Grossman. Pittsburgh couple Lenora E Hummme and Edward E Fairgrace wed at Epworth M E Church. American Legion Auxiliary to elect officers Friday at 7:20 PM in the Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Crooks
Daughters of Veterans
Cleveland Avenue
Plorence Gillespie
C. A. Crooks
J. 8S. Harris
Cosy Home Club
Doris. Magill
Front Street
Harry Gilmore
Urace Phillips
WW. A
Stritmater
Neshannock Avenue
Rita Girls
J. C. Travers
Rita
West State Street
James. McGiverne
Mary Armond
Hadassah Haa
Hilda Grossman
Jefferson Street
Women's Christian Temperance Union Meeting Notice
Frances Willard W C T U will meet Friday January 9 at 2 30 PM at 826 East Sutton Street the meeting shifted for a victory luncheon January 16 in First United Presbyterian Church West Side W C T U will meet Friday afternoon at 7 Atlantic Avenue Mrs Frank Fisher hosts with Mrs Howard Beck reporting on the national convention and Mrs J C Wright speaking for work among disabled soldiers and sailors United Women’s groups address local wartime efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Wil
Frances Willard
West Side
W. GT
T. U
Frank KR. Fisher
Atlantic Avenus
Howard Beck
J. C. Wright
Robert Strickler
First Baptist Church
Frank Myde
Logan Avenue
Local Notables and Illnesses Reported in City Notes
Personal mentions include Miss Margaret Travers seriously ill at home on Smithfield Street and Charles Warkless of New Kensington formerly of this city also ill at home. Mrs. Robert Cooper Vandivort of Portland Oregon is visiting Mrs. Harry C. Arnison. Several others ill or traveling including Mrs. Edward Brindle at home three weeks, and Mrs. A H Kerr with Mrs Wayne Orr in Cleveland for the Miracle. Also listed are visits to Pulaski and West Washington Street, Lola Garbara Martin returning to Muskingum College, and Dr G Elmer Martin and family returning from Pittsburgh. James P Finnegan of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing visited his sister on North Lee Avenue. Master Raymond McDowell, now home in Cuyahoga Falls after Cleveland Clinic, and improved. Miss Anne Collins Anderson of Weirton WV has returned home after visiting her sister Miss Judith Collings Anderson, with Henry Wilhelm accompanying from Franklin PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Travers
Smithfield Street
Charles Warkless
New Kensington
Robert Cooper Vandivort
Portland
Oregon
Harry C. Arnison
Berger Place
Edward Brindle
North Jefferson Street
A. H. Kerr
Wayne Orr
Emergy
Cleveland
J.C. Riblot
Pulaski
Meyo Porter
West Washington Street
Harry Riviet
Misa Lola Garbara Martin
Muskingum College
Wolunt
G. Elmer Martin
Cleveland Clinic
Hoasltal
Anne Collina
County Line Street
Juth Collings Anderson
Weirton
W. Va
Henry Wilhelm
Franklin, Pa
Victory Luncheon by County W C T U in January
Lawrence County Women's Christian Temperance Union announces a Victory Luncheon on Friday January 15 at the First United Presbyterian Church. Miss Margaret Wailer county president leads a prepared program and luncheon served by church ladies. All members urged to attend as this marks the third such event in the city. Thomas Wrancle Jr son of Mr and Mrs Francia of Craig Street returns from Yale to finish musical work and train at Presbyterian Hospital New York University. His brother Herbert has returned to Washington and Jefferson College after visiting home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Women's Chrristian Temperance Union
First United’ Presbyterian Church
Margaret Wailer
Thomas Wrancle, Jr
Thomas Francia
Craigstreet
Yale University
Francis
Presbyterian Hospital
New York
Wis
Herbert
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington, Pa
Mammoth yard project begins at Newell near Charleroi
CHARLEROI Pa January 7 Construction of 15 to 20 trucks has started by the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie railroad on yards at Newell on the Monongahela branch near here. The completed yards, expected next year, will cost over half a million dollars and extend from Newell about halfway to Brownsville. The Monongahela railroad, owned jointly by the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie and Pennsylvania railroads, serves a rapidly growing mining and plant region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittburgh & Lake Erig
Pennsylvania Railroads
Mizpah Circle Holds Mission Program at First Presbyterian
Mizpah Circle of the First Presbyterian Church held a monthly meeting in the church parlors with Mrs. C J Martin Mrs G W Wettich and Miss Christina Butler leading. Topics included Home Missions Look and China with Miss Christina Butler presenting the foreign report. Plans were made for a bike sale and an upcoming all day session sewing hospital supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpas O C1e
Paris Presbyterian Church
Church Partor
J. Cl Maretin
Mra. C. W. Wettich
Misa Christina Butler
Chine
Mispal Cleely
First Presbyterian Church
C. J. Martin
GC. W. Wettleh
Mise Christine Butler
John Randolph
Chauncey Mualers
Conover
Wet«tich
Hl. L. Cotton
Annetta Butler
Chietina Butler
Y W C A Seeks Music Class Organizer
The Y W C A announces magical appreciation and history music classes Friday evening January 9 at seven o'clock taught by Miss Margaret Sankey. Classes meet one night each week with sign up through the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Margaret Sankey
W. G. AL
Temple Bible Church Schedules Dinner and Meeting
Members of the Temple Bible Church will attend a tureen dinner Friday evening at 0:30 in the church dining room. Following the meal a business meeting will elect officers for the year. Special guests will include the husbands of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Bible Chee
Temple Bible
LD. S. Kenned
Allen Automobile In A Collision
Police report states M D Alglen of 604 Spruce Street was driving south on County Line Street when a car backing from Walnut Street hit his vehicle near Walnut and County Line. Some damage occurred. The other driver did not stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.D. Alglen
Spruce Street
County Line Street
Walnut Street
Allen
Motorist Breaks Door Off Street Car
An automobile bearing Pennsylvania license 288-241 collided with the door of street car No. 379 at the end of Croton Avenue, breaking the door. The incident was reported to police by D Hunt, inspector for the Pennsylvania Ohio Electric company. Operator of the street car was F H Hunter. The motorist did not stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Hunt
Pennsylvania-Ohio Electric Company
Croton
Hunter
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Thursia
EK. T. W. Clzy
Mra. C. A
F. B. Harlan
Sheridan Agenus
Howard McClymonds
Euclid Avenue
T Club
Lillian Edmaunds
Blain Street
Green Sewing Circle
Ethel Hasenfritz
Wilmington Avenue
HM Kensington
Wylf McCaslin
Clenmore Boulevard
W. Eckles
O. M. K. Club
Jessie Camblin
North Beaver
Eckles
Moody Ayreine
E. M. M’creary Gell
Marshall
Harry Marsand
Gowende Club
Crawford Avenue
KR. G. Boak
E. A. Snyder
Winter Avenue
C. H. Kearns
Euchre
John Jackson
Knights of Columbus
Universal Sales CO
Vhone
Croten Avenue
Mather Bros. CO
Cordova
Roger Bros
Cromwell
New Castle, Pa
Wecewover
W. S. Thompson
M. Thompson
Marshall Avenue
R. D. Cole
Electric Street
Bill Clyde Cole
Rosemary
Dannie
Ross Frederick
Virginia
Ralph
Robert Price
Clyde Cole
Charles Sturdevant
Morton Street
B. Chile
B. BR. Club
Hugh Spence
Frankfather
I. S. Rudolph
A. Tunison
Irvin Gibson
J. A. Edger
Heir
Sheridin Aveoas
Lake McNab
Clinton Keagy
Paris Shoaf
Canton Keagy
Ralph Ramsey
Capi
Grand Opera
Elda Vettori
Ben Franklin
Anise Hadassah
Pittsburgh
Lenora E. Ffumme
Edward E. Fairgrace
Epworth M. E. Church
Homer B. Davis
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
W.C. T. U. and
L. T.L
W. C. T. U. Victory
Yale
Epworth Langue
Epworth Lesgue
Croton Avenue
Rey
D. R. Dhion
Haus Avenue
Dunn
Elizabeth
Margaret
Linselda
Y. T
Third United Presbyterian Sunday School
Edna McClure
Y. B.C
John Hammond
East Wington Street
W. B.A
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Maccabers
Y.W.C. A. Notes
York
Uary 13
Deor
Palais Royale
Carson Miller
Hod Willams
Manhattan
America
Eugene O'Brien
Norma
Lloyd Hamilton
Pathe
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