Local social notes highlight visits and travels
Miss Rachel Griffith of Wood Street spent Sunday in McKeesport while Paul Jonas of Crafton visited friends in the city. John M. Watson, a local resident, was a business visitor in Cleveland on Monday. Parke V. Hogan left for a business trip to Westfield NY as S S Hamilton returned from Cambridge Springs. Miss Clara Griffith came back from a week with her sister in McKeesport. Ruth Mason, 3, at 58 Nemo Street, recovers from fever. Anna Griffin and Kate Mitchell visited Lowellville. Margaret Henderson returned from Youngstown where she stayed with Mrs. S C Simonton. Frank and John Boal returned to West Middlesex after a Sunday with Ira Wagner in Court Street, while Mrs. John Knox, guest of her parents in Court Street, returned home. Arthur B. Kelley returned to Pittsburgh after Sunday with his wife visiting her parents on Wallace Avenue. Mr and Mrs Will R. McCord, city editor and society editor of the Pittsburgh Dispatch, spent the weekend in New Castle with their mother Mrs W B McCord and cousins Mr and Mrs Bert Wells of East Street.
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Rachel Griffith
Wood Street
McKeesport
Paul Jonas
Crafton
John M. Watson
Cleveland
Parke V. Hogan
Garfield Avenue
Westfield
N. Y
S. Hamilton
East North Street
Cambridge Springs
Clara Griffith
Grant Street
Ruth
Alex Mason
Nemo Street
Anna Griffin
Kate Mitchell
Lowellville
Margaret Henderson
Youngstown
S. C. Simonton
Frank and
John( Boal
West
Pittsburg
College Dining Hall Offers Affordable Meals
The college dining hall in the Dean block serves meals at 25 cents with meal tickets at 21 meals for four dollars. Miss Della Trumbo is listed as the proprietress.
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College Dining Hall
Della Trumbo
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Claims Health Boost
An advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a perfect remedy. The copy asserts the product fills arteries with rich blood, creates new flesh, and makes healthy people, urging readers that no remedy compares. It promotes 35c tea or tablets by J C Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
J. C. Wallace
Society Agog for Brilliant Week in Local Notes
A busy social week showcases dances, card parties, and weddings led by Wimodausis and many clubs. Notable events include a charity euchre at the Masonic temple, multiple entertainments by Mrs. Dean of Pittsburg street, and upcoming nuptials of Miss Margaret Hart to James Maurice Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Sweet Charity
J. J. Dean
Pittsburg Street
Highland 500 Club Meeting Rescheduled to Thursday
The Highland 500 club meeting moved from Friday afternoon to Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Thomas Elliott hosting the event.
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Highland 500 Club
Thomas Elliott
Johns Ketter Marriage License Granted in Youngstown
A marriage license was issued in Youngstown to C. Hunter Johns of Youngstown and Sadie K. Ketter of Beaver County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
C. Hunter Johns
Sadie K. Ketter
Beaver County
Admiral Coffee Named Peer of 20th Century Brews
Admiral Coffee, praised as a peer among 20th century blends, outshines many rivals sold at 25 cents. The blurb positions it as superior to common 25c coffees and likens it to top tier roasts.
Enjoyable Event for Associates Hosts Club Members
The W. S. P. Kingston club praised Mrs. Paul Papemhausen as an ideal hostess for a Saturday afternoon at her parents’ East Main home. Members enjoyed needle work and later a card game, with Miss Grace Bagnall and Miss Adaline Stritmater as special guests. A luncheon followed, hosted by Miss Erma Dean. Mrs. Leslie Johnson invited the group to her home for an event on Wednesday afternoon, January 29.
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W. S. P. Kensington Club
Paul Papemhausen
I. P. Dean
East Main Street
Grace Bagnall
Adaline Stritmater
Erma Dean
Leslie Johnson
New S. A. K. Girls Members Added
Two new members joined S. A. K. girls on Saturday afternoon. Miss Harriet and Grace Smith were welcomed by hostess Miss Lyda McKee on West Grant street. Sewing was the activity followed by refreshments. Miss Bessie Allen, of Dewey Avenue, will entertain the group in two weeks.
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Harriet
Grace Smith
Lyda McKee
West Grant Street
Bessie Allen
Dewey Avenue
Miss Henderson Sings for Coterie Club Guests
An out of town guest performed at the Coterie club meeting in Youngstown on Friday afternoon. The Youngstown Vindicator praised Miss Henderson for her beautiful sympathetic voice and noted she was warmly received.
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Margaret Henderson
Coterie Club
Youngstown
Henderson
Wednesday Morning Musical at First Baptist Church
The club meets Wednesday at 10 o clock in the First Baptist church for a miscellaneous program with Miss Florence White as hostess. The executive board will not meet this week.
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First Baptist Church
Florence White
Smile Club entertains at Hulme home in Wilmington
The Smile club was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hulme of Wilmington avenue on Saturday evening. Rehearsals for the upcoming play continued and the next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening.
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Smile Club
Charles Hulme
Wilmington Avenue
Presbyterian church holds short Saturday meeting
First Presbyterian church held a brief business meeting Saturday afternoon arrangements were made for a supper in a few weeks and the regular meeting is planned for next Saturday afternoon.
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Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
Carothers and Brenemer Head to California for Winter
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Carothers of North Beaver Street along with Miss Laura Brenemer plan to depart Monday evening to spend the winter in California.
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P. F. Carothers
North Beaver Street
Laura Brenemer
California
Carnation Kensington Members and Husbands Gather Tuesday
Members of the Carnation Kensington and their husbands met Tuesday evening for a social gathering. Guests enjoyed light refreshments and conversation in a cordial shared event.
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Elmer* Townsend
Seventh Ward
The
Carnation Kensington
Women’s Union Meeting at First Christian Church
The Woman's Union of the First Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon at the church. Each section will report at this time.
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Woman's Union of the
First Christian Church
Speakeasy Raid Targets Foreign-Run Club on Center Street
Police raided a Sunday operation described as a foreigner run speakeasy on Center street in the Fifth ward. The proprietor and ten visitors were detained. visitors paid a $5 forfeit to be released, while the proprietor remained in custody.
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Center Street
Fifth Ward
New Castle Man Arrested in Sharon Assault Case
George Jones, who listed New Castle as his home, was arrested Saturday night in Sharon on a charge of assaulting a restaurant keeper. A Sunday hearing sentenced him to 30 days in Mercer county jail.
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George Jones
New Castle
Sharon
Jones
Mercer County
Reynolds Seeks Another Term for Legislature in Lawrence County
Walter Reynolds, longtime legislator, campaigns for a third term urging local option support, tax reform, highway improvements with vitrified brick, mining law changes, and better worker safety. He cites past service in 1904 and 1906, committee roles, and a life in law and public service from Neshannock to New Castle.
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Mr. Penrose
United States
Lawrence County
United States Senate
Reynolds
Pennypacker
Ways
Harrisburg
Neshannock Township
George W. Reynolds
New Castle
Character Building Vesper Draws New YWCA Members
The YWCA vesper service at Welsh Congregational church featured Rev. James Ferguson urging character building for young women. Mrs. Stratton presided, with choir and tenor David Lloyd performing. Over 25 new members joined, boosting total membership to just over 800. next service set for an uptown church with Miss Erhardt participating.
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James Ferguson
First United Presbyterian Church
J. L. Stratton
T. A. Kimes
Frank Felton
David Lloyd
City Clerk Rhodes Recovers From Illness While On Duty
City Clerk A. E. Rhodes suffers grip and remains indoors but continues official duties as he recovers under medical guidance.
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A. E. Rhodes
Deaths of the Day Emma Wright
Emma Wright 25 wife of Paul Wright died at stop 79 Sharon car line near New Bedford on the farm where she was born after a relapse from bowel inflammation. She leaves husband three children Ruth Olive May and Lloyd and siblings Mrs. Benjamin Butler William Onstott Minnie Onstott and Mrs. Effie Jerome. Funeral Wednesday at 1 pm at the residence conducted by Rev Paull. interment New Bedford.
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Sharon
New Bedford
Emma Wright
Paul Wright
Emma Onstott
James Onstott
Wright
Presbyterian Church
Ruth
Olive May
Lloyd
Benjamin Butler
City
William Onstott
Blanco, O
Minnie Onstott
Effie Jerome
Blanco
Death of Plaingrove farmer James Ray at 70
James Ray, a longtime Plaingrove township resident and farmer, died unexpectedly Saturday morning from a grip. A 70 year old veteran, he had lived in Lawrence county for ten years and belonged to the Plaingrove Presbyterian church. He leaves four children: William at home, Howard of Leesburg, Mrs. Harry Edmundson of Butler county, and a married daughter in Pittsburgh.
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James Ray
Plaingrove Township
Lawrence County
Plaingrove
Mrs Elizabeth Peters of Shenango Dies of Pneumonia
Mrs Elizabeth J Peters wife of William J Peters dies at home in Shenango township from pneumonia after illness begun Thursday. She was 66 years 8 months 19 days old. Survived by husband a son George Dennis and five daughters Mrs James Herron Mrs Annie M Gore Mrs Francis McManus Mrs Jessie Tyler and Miss Dennis. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at the family residence with interment at Oak Park cemetery.
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Shenango Township
Ucar
Elizabeth J. Peters
William J. Peters
Peters
George Dennis
James Herron
Annie M. Gore
Francis McManus
Jessie Tyler
Miss Dennis
Oak Park Cemetery
Farmer Walter Ireland Dies After Illness Near Portersville
Walter Ireland a farmer living about two miles below Portersville died suddenly Saturday morning at 8 o clock at the family residence after a prolonged illness. He was well known in the county and leaves a wife and two sons Waine 10 and James 7.
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Walter Ireland
Portersville
Waine
James
Infant death saddens South Jefferson couple
Mr and Mrs Peter Richards of South Jefferson and South Home streets were bereaved Saturday by the death of their infant child aged but a.
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Peter Richards
South Jefferson
South Home Streets
Teeir
Burial of Little One in St. Vitus Cemetery
A brief note states that the small child was laid to rest Saturday afternoon in St. Vitus Cemetery, with no additional details provided.
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St. Vitus’ Cemetery
Miss Erhardt Arrives Tonight to Lead YWCA Work
Miss Grace Erhardt of Rochester New York arrives in the city to assume leadership of the Young Women's Christian Association. Dr Elizabeth McLaughry hosts her and a reception is planned Tuesday evening at the First Methodist church for all interested in the association's work.
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Grace Erhardt
Rochester
N. Y
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Elizabeth McLaughry
North Street
First Methodist Church
Mrs. E C M Clelland Injured In Fall At Home
Mrs. Edward C McClelland of North Beaver township tripped over a chair at breakfast and fell, breaking an arm and sustaining cuts and bruises to the face and head. The accident comes amid her recent nervous illness, and is reported as a severe shock.
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North
Beaver Township
Edward C. McCleLland
Admiral Coffee Rivaled Among 200 Varieties
A brief note extols Admiral Coffee as a peer among 200 coffee brands and claims it is better than many sold at 26 cents.
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Admiral Coffee
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Ctillman
E. Washington Ltd
College
Mikado Hall
R. B. Jameson
Shaw Street
Charles Pierce
Hotel Pierce
Spoon Club
Harold Bleakley
Neshannock Avenue
C. H. Akens
North Mill Street
Book Club
J. Pp. H. Cunningham
North Jefferson Street
Yucatan Club
Women's Guild of
Trinity Church
Bert Hagerty
Shenango Street
Kensington
C. Ed Brown
Edgewood Avenue
Holland Club
Margaret Hart
James Maurice Cameron
Washington, Pa
John C. Hart
North Mercer Street
Wimodausis
L. B. Hamilton
Falls Street
Miss Beatty
Greenville
Lola Wilson
New Galilee
Slater Mctehon
Eastbrook
Moose Club
Harry Preston
Crawford Avenue
J. Lee McFate
Court Street
Joseph Fleckenstein
Hoyt Block
Wallace Avenue
Elmer Townsend
Clerk’s Club
Eureka Hall
Fred Clemens
Front Street
S. S. S. Card Club
Archie Davis
Meyer Avenue
Fanny Baney
D. of
Sorosis
Scott Paisley
Park Avenue
W. J. Osborne
Madison Avenue
Isabelle Hileman
Nellie Elliott
Pearl Johnson
Leasure Avenue
Woman's Union
Walter Reynolds
Metzler
Rhodes
Calico
Rosenblum
Paull
Hopewell
Infant Richards
Central Laundry Company
S.croton Ave
Miss Erhardt
E. C. M’clelland
Cai
North Mills
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