Reading Circle Programs Show New Arrangements
At Circle of 89 meetings Mrs John McKinley hosted with group slips to assign daily topics and roles next year. Members will select subjects and parts, four week return for program committee, enabling interest aligned topics and varied participation.
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Circle of '89
John McKinley
West Grant Street
Rolleall
Byron
Browning
J. E. Reilly
Robert
Elizabeth Browning
Miss Roberts
Walter Savage Landor
Thomas Hood
Robert Montgomery
Samuel Rodgers
B. A. Young
Grant Street
J. M. Clark
Highland Avenue
No Reading Circle
Washington Irving
J. C. Raney
New York City
Mary Dickson
J. N. Martin
Elda Brown
North Street
Charlotte Taylor
Leasure Avenue
W. A. Taylor
Circle of '91
Longfellow
A. M. Leohner
Alma Broadhead
Miles Standish
E A. Fenton
J. B. Love
Miness Miller
Lincoln Avenue
Local Socials Schedule Evening Hosting in Town
Mrs L B Mather of Highland avenue entertains the Afternoon Bridge Whist club. Miss Amy Smith of Wallace avenue hosts the N T B club and its guests. Mr and Mrs Edwin C Ramage of Park avenue entertain the Spoon club. Mrs J T Glenn of Park avenue hosts Circulating Book club for book distribution. Martha Washington Kensington to be hosted by Mrs Joseph Johnston and Mrs R H Whaley at 3 PM on Pittsburg street. Girls of the Pleasure club plan a leap year dance. Mr and Mrs Fred Jones host the 1908 club.
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L. B. Mather
Highland Avenue
Amy Smith
Wallace Avenue
N. T. B. Club
Edwin C. Ramage
Park Avenue
J. T. Glenn
Martha Washington
Pittsburg Street
Pleasure Club
Fred Jones
Neshannock Avenue Club Hosts Card Evening
Members of the Neshannock Avenue club gathered at the Norris residence on Neshannock Avenue Monday evening for a card party. Prizes went to Dr. W. E. Jackson and Miss Mary Clark, with the visitors prize won by Mr and Mrs Lee R. Gordon. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is planned in two weeks at the Clark residence on Highland Avenue.
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John E. Norris
Neshannock Avenue
W. E. Jackson
Mary Clark
Lee R. Gordon
J. M. Clark
Highland Avenue
Librarian Miss Price Addresses City Library Group
Miss Helen Underwood Price, consulting state librarian based in Philadelphia, arrived this morning and is being entertained by Mrs. Thomas W. Phillips of Highland Avenue. This afternoon Miss Price addressed the Library Association.
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Helen Underwood Price
Philadelphia
Thomas W. Phillips
Highland Avenue
Parties at Pittsburg street home set by Dean couple
Invitations issued for two large social events at the home of Mr and Mrs J J Dean of Pittsburg street. They will host a cards night Friday January 24 and a luncheon Saturday January 25.
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J. J. Dean
Pittsburg Street
Sodality of St Mary's Church Plans Friday Musical Event
The Sodality of St Marys church will present a musical and literary entertainment in the school hall Friday evening. An excellent program is being prepared and the event is expected to attract a large audience.
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the Sodality of
St. Mary’s Church
Simpson and Miss Taggart Wed at Presbyterian Manse
At 1 o clock this afternoon Rev. R B Beat.tie united in marriage Mr S Smith Simpson of Mercer and Miss Emma H Taggart of Slippery Rock at the Presbyterian manse Franklin News reports the ceremony was conducted by the pastor.
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Presbyterian Manse
R. B. Beattie
S. Smith Simpson
Mercer
Emma H. Taggart
Slippery Rock
Franklin News
Townsend Anniversary Dinner Hosted by Seventh Ward Couple
Mr and Mrs E M Townsend of the Seventh ward entertain members of the Carnation Kensington and their husbands Thursday evening in honor of their anniversary.
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E. M. Townsend
Seventh Ward
The
Carnation Kensington
Gwin Family Heads to Denver for Son’s Health
Mrs. A. J. Gwin and her son from Enon Valley depart Tuesday for Denver Colorado where they will stay through the season in hopes of improving the boy’s health.
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A. J. Gwin
Enon Valley
Denver, Col
Mrs A M McFarland Hosts Utopia Club Gathering
Mrs A M McFarland of Mulberry Street will entertain the Utopia club Thursday afternoon in a social gathering expected to feature tea and conversation among members.
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A. M. McFarland
Mulberry Street
Utopia Club
Silver Shower for Recent Bride at Mellin's Store
The Mellin store girls hosted a silver shower for Mrs. Harry Turner of Front Street on a Monday evening. The surprise event honored the recent bride, who worked at Mellin's before her marriage. Guests gifted silver pieces and a lunch was served afterward.
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Mellin’s
Harry Turner
Front Street
R. L. Turner
Pretty Wilmington Wedding Unites Florence Kirk and Ray Truvell
The home of Mr and Mrs Robert Kirk in Wilmington township hosted the wedding of their daughter Florence Mae to Ray E Truvell of Jackson Center. Rev Pearson of Leesburg presided with Miss Frances Kirk and Archie P Graham as attendants. Twenty five guests attended the ceremony and reception. The couple will reside in Jackson Center.
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Robert Kirk
Wilmington Township
Florence Mae
Ray E. Truvell
Jackson Center
Pearson
Leesburg
Frances Kirk
Archie P. Graham
William Truxell
Ladies' association hosts pleasant church gathering
The Ladies' association of the First United Presbyterian church met with Mrs. W. H. Dunlap on Court street Monday afternoon. A large turnout enjoyed a pleasant afternoon and at 6:30 o clock last evening the husbands joined for a notable dinner with games like charades, making it one of the year's most delightful meetings.
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Ladies’ Association
First United Presbyterian Church
W. H. Dunlap
Court Street
Linen Club meeting yields prizes for Mrs Griffith and Mrs Miller
A successful Linen Club session at Carlisle Street Monday evening featured cards as the entertainment. Prizes went to Mrs. G L Griffith and Mrs. Robert Miller. Hostess Mrs. Griffith served lunch with her daughter Miss Gertrude Griffith assisting. Mrs. Joseph Fleckenstein of the Hoyt block invited members to tea next week.
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Linen Club
G. L. Griffith
Carlisle Street
Griffith
Robert Miller
Gertrude Griffith
Joseph Fleckenstein
Hoyt Block
Daughters of the King Plan February Birthday Party
Arrangements were made for the annual birthday party during the Daughters of the King meeting at Trinity church in the guild room. The event is set for the first week of February. The next meeting is scheduled for the second Monday in February.
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Daughters of the King of Trinity Church
Central WCTU to Meet This Evening at 7 30
The Central W C T U will meet this evening at 7 30 oclock with Mrs. C W Waddington of North Mill street.
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C. W. Waddington
North Mill Street
Pleasant Card Party and County L. T. L. Alumni Meet
Mrs. Charles H Beazle hosted about a dozen and a half ladies for a simple Wallace Avenue card party using 500 as the game. Winners were Mrs. Carmi Glover and Mrs. J Hamilton. The County L T L Alumni met at Mrs L V Williams South Mill Street with a varied program then lunch. Dr Williams showed X ray and electric battery use before guests depart for Los Angeles for the winter.
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Charles H. Beazle
Wallace Avenue
Carmi Glover
J. Hamilton
L V. Williams
South Mill Street
Wilbur Baer
Margaret Williams
May Reynolds
Hazel Williams
The
Legion
Debra Sankey
Georgia
West Side L T L Alumni Change Meeting House
West side L T L alumni will gather at Mrs. William Robinson's Holton street home this Tuesday evening instead of at Lillian Fitch's residence as previously planned.
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West Side
William Robinson
Holton Street
Lillian Fitch
Dickey Family Heads to South Dakota Visit
Mr and Mrs Thomas Dickey and their son Eugene of Pittsburg Street leave for South Dakota to spend a month as guests of Mr Dickey's brother.
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Thomas Dickey
Eugene
Pittsburg Street
South Dakota
Mr. Dickey
Madam Leo Sickness Delays Readings in Cleveland
Madam Leo, ill at her Cleveland home, asks patrons who ordered readings to wait one or two weeks. Once she recovers, readings will be sent to the customers.
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Leo
Cleveland
Personal notices from Ashtabula area society pages
A stream of notices lists births, visits, illnesses, and travels. Marietta Zerner of Lincoln Avenue is bound for Pittsburg. Attorney James Chambers suffers typhoid fever. A. E. Stitzinger visits Ashtabula on Rhodes Place. Elmer Rice improves after weeks ill. Hazel Lewis visits Clara Waddington. Gertrude Kemp visits Mrs. J. C. Wallace. J. D. Magee visits his sister. Herman Hays ill with pneumonia since Christmas. Mayta Harris returns from Niles. Frances Biddle and Florence Mounts return from Sharon visit. Rev Paull preaches at Presbyterian. Rev Shape ill at home. Mildred Wheeler visits from Marlboro. Betty Wardrop returns from Sewickley. Harry McCready undergoes operation in Youngstown and improves.
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A. E. Stitzinger
Rhodes Place
Ashtabula
Elmer Rice
Pittsburg Street
Hazel Lewis
Youngstown
Clara Waddington
Albert Street
Gertrude Kemp
Kane
J. C. Wallace
Wallace Avenue
J. D. Magee
Valencia
T. J. Blackwood
Herman
R. P. Hays
Mayta Harris
Niles
Frances Biddle
Florence Mounts
S. E. Mounts
Sharon
Paull
New Bedford
State College
Watch Us Grow List of New Subscribers for Directory
A long listing of names and addresses appears as subscribers installed since the last directory by the American Union Telephone Co. Readers are invited to send their names for inclusion in the next directory. The list includes numerous residents and businesses with street addresses across the area.
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American Union Telephone Company
Mourners In a Touring Car Seen Leaving Woodlawn Cemetery
A Jerome Avenue trolley rider spotted a canopy touring car with five mourners and a black chauffeur emerging from Woodlawn cemetery. The blocked road forced both vehicles to halt and onlookers noted the car’s unusual outing, prompting a jibe about keeping such processions out of cemeteries.
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Jerome Avenue
Woodlawn
Sequel to a Murder Shocks Hungary Nomad Crackdown
Following a family murder in a remote Hungary country area, Gypsies are suspected and all tribes and caravans around Budapest are arrested on suspicion. The government is believed to use the case to justify stamping out nomadism in Hungary.
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Hungary
Buda Pest
Drug Trade Benefit Claim for Better Service
The passage argues that attracting more customers increases efficiency and lowers prices. It claims bulk purchases improve drug freshness and overall service. It appeals to pharmacists to bring in more patrons, promising advantages for both the shop and the public.
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Mocha
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Lann
Bates Machine CO
Metzler
Helen Price
Sodality Entertainment
Denver
Colo
Kirk-Truvell
the King
Stillman’s
Vitamaa
County L. T. L. Alumni
California
P. F. Carothers
North Beaver Street
Laura Brenemer
Los Angeles
Cal
Madam Leo
Mather Bros. CO
New Castle
Mather Bros. CO. Wholesale and Retail Jewelers
Washington St
Oliver West
Cascade Street
Marietta Zerner
Pittsburg
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J. S
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Tony
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Edmiston
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Robt
State S
Sumner
W. Division St
Beckford St
W. Terrace Ave
Newell & Clayton .Dye Works
S. Jefferson St
N. Ray St
Liberty St
Crescent St
Prommondo
Maple St. Boa Pere
Francis St. -Grocer
DuShane St
East St
Clayton St. -Grocer
E. Cherry St
Cedar St
Butler Ave
Ray St
Buks
Taylor St
N. Wallace Ave
Mahoningtown
Y—Grassel & Bell
Maud
W—Hainer
Louis M
Edgewood Ave
Holy Family Home
Margaret Henry
Wall St
Imperial Macaroni Co
Ces de Ces Nccdesseus
Moravia St
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W. Twseecc de Vesseass
S. Wayne St
Z—Jameson
David
Cor. Lincoln & Jeffer
N Sts
Kennedy
Ccsessvces
Huron Ave
Lascuola
Wash't
X—Levine
Ccs Cneees Clothing
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Superior St
W—Moore
C. W
Cesee
W—Mook
A. D
Morieshor
Pine St
Z—Miller
Clarence
Caneer
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Mahoning Ave
X—Marlin, J. & Cre
Romggrog
Ake Ees
Holton St
McCullough
Albert
Pearson St
W—Mckee
Eouess Meat Market
BE. Long Ave
W—Neely
John F
Ee Long
Nail
Les Biewe
Neshannock Ave
Norria
Pace Uo
Cewen Wens
N. Mercer St
Owens Studio
Crabill & Anderson
E. Washington St
Carlisle St
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J. B
Essen En Edison Av
Galbreath
Reed
C. Riessein Isaacoads
E. Wallace
Ray
Eesseeeees
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Mary
Seeceesecees
Mahoning
W—Ray
Ceseseaes
Greenwood
Z—Rhodes
Croton Ave
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Bessie
Eeeseee
Pollock Ave
W—Shearer
Eeeeesers
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Taylor & Union
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W. E
Riamagbog
Etna
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Pittsburg S
Pittsburg St
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