Lawrence Club Plans Dance and Valentine Events
The Lawrence club entertainment committee schedules a dance for Tuesday evening February 11 with invitations to follow. Knights of Columbus host an informal dance in Washington street club rooms on January 50. With Valentine’s Day on February 14 more events are planned as townsmen prepare for Ash Wednesday observances.
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Lawrence Club Entertainment Committee
Knights of Columbus
Washington Street
Mikado Hall
Masonic Club
Washington
D. Of A R Plan For Almira Home Event
Daughters of the American Revolution plan a pre Lenten benefit at First Baptist church in Gibson featuring tableaux and living pictures in Fisher styles. The February 20 show will include city society figures, led by Miss Mary R. Clarke with a committee of Mrs Rebecca Royer Miss Jennie Morgan Miss Anna Perry Miss Jane Love Miss Anns King Mrs Rush and Miss Mary Weber Clark.
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Almira
Gibson
Christy
Harrison Fisher
First Baptist Church
Mary R. Clarke
Rebecca Royer
Quiet Wedding Unites Lola Wilson and Slater McGeehon
Miss Lola Wilson and Slater McGeehon wed at high noon in New Castle in a quiet ceremony. Rev John Dice officiated at Bethel church with family and friends present. A sumptuous dinner followed. the bride wore white and carried flowers. The groom is a son of Dr Mc Geehon of Eastbrook and a prosperous farmer.
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Samuel Wilson
New Castle
Lola Wilson
Slater McGeehon
Eastbrook
John Dice
Bethel Church
McGeehon
Tribe Ben Hur Installs Officers In Local Lodge
The Tribe Ben Hur held its installation of officers Tuesday evening with Deputy Supreme Chief John J Van Gorder in charge. New officers installed include Chief Charles Hambell Judge Francis Mershimer Teacher Goldie Humble Scribe Boyd J Coulter Captain David Gibson K of I G Elizabeth Kellart I of O G Edward McGown Pianist Amy Cottam Captain of Degree team J J Van Gorder.
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Tribe
Ben Hur
John J van Gorder
Charles Hambell
Francis Mershimer
Goldie Humble
Boyd J. Coulter
David Gibson
I. G
Elizabeth Kellart
O. G
Edward McGown
Amy Cottam
J. J. van Gorder
Pleasant Holland club gathering at Mrs Brown's home
Mrs Co Ed Brown hosted the Holland club on Tuesday evening at Edgewood avenue with progressive perde as the main diversion. A lunch followed and Mrs Charles Siegfried invited the group to return in two weeks. The Union Baptist church sisters formed a Woman's Missionary society with officers Mrs M Turner President Mrs M L Finch Vice President Mrs R M Watkins Secretary Mrs M E Broady Assistant Secretary Miss L R Brooks Treasurer.
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Co. Ed Brown
Edgewood Avenue
Holland Club
Charles Siegfried
West Washington Street
Sisters of the Union Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Society
M. Turner
M. L. Finch
R. M. Watkins
M. E. Broady
L. R. Brooks
Iroquois Club entertains girls at Neely home party
Members of the Iroquois club entertained a party of girls at the home of George Graham Neely of East Long avenue Tuesday evening. Music and dancing were the principal amusements and refreshments were served.
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George Graham Neely
East Long Avenue
Be Wilson Transacts Business in Pittsburg and Youngstown
Be Wilson, former operator at West Pittsburg, was in Pittsburg trans acting business Tuesday. He returned Tuesday evening and left Wednesday morning for Youngstown, where he has another position in view.
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T. BE. Wilson
West Pittsburg
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Mrs Baney Hosts Daughters of American Kensington Social
Mrs Fanny Baney of the Seventh ward will entertain the D A Kensington on Thursday evening January 30 instead of January 23 as previously announced.
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Fanny Baney
Seventh Ward
D. of A. Kensington
Lincoln Euchre Club Hosts Dr and Mrs Wallace Friday
The Lincoln Euchre club will be entertained Friday evening by Dr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace of North Jefferson street.
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Lincoln Euchre Club
Robert Wallace
North Jefferson Street
Pathfinders Meeting at New Castle Lodge No 2
Pathfinders of New Castle lodge No 2 met Monday evening for a business session followed by a social gathering. The brief report notes a standard meeting with no special actions recorded.
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New Castle
Pathfinders
Wallace Moves Law Office to New Pittsburg Street Rooms
Chester W. Wallace has moved his law office one door from the former location to the rooms formerly occupied by D. B. L. T. Kurtz at 66 Pittsburg Street.
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Chester W. Wallace
Pittsburg Street
Dinner party honors Pittsburg guest Isabelle Beto Pittsburg
Mrs James N Martin and daughter Vernia hosted a 6 o clock dinner for Miss Isabelle Beto Pittsburg guest of Miss Edna Young with pink and white sweet peas as centerpieces. Guests included Miss Bell Miss Edna Young Miss Hester Emerr Miss May Martin Miss Margaret Henderson and Miss Bessie Harris Bert Hagerty entertained Kensington group with 14 guests then refreshments were served by the hostesses. Next meeting slate at Mrs Joseph Harris Centennial street in two weeks.
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James N. Martin
Vernia Martin
North Mill Street
Isabelle Beto
Pittsburg
Edna Young
Walnut Street
Miss Bell
Hester Emerr
May Martin
Margaret Henderson
Bessie Harris
Bert Hagerty
Shenango — Street
Kensington
Lewing
D. S. Williams
J. Q. Roberts
Joseph Harris
Centennial Street
Local Ladies Host Civic Club Socials and Dances
Miss Sadie Reed Lyndal street will entertain the Swastika club. Mrs Thomas Elliott Wallace avenue will entertain the Highland 500 club. Mrs Elmer Townsend Seventh ward will entertain Carnation Kensington members and husbands. The Clerk's club plans a leap year dance at Eureka hall. Mrs Fred Clemens Front street will entertain the S S S card club. The Swastika Kensington club will be entertained by Mrs Archie Davis Meyer avenue. Pythian Sisters host visiting sisters from Greenville with Mrs Albert Simpson Cochran street entertaining the Taka Kensington.
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Sadie Reed
Lyndal Street
Thomas Elliott
Wallace Avenue
Highland 500
Elmer Townsend
Seventh Ward
Carnation Kensington
Clerk’s Club
Eureka Hall
Fred Clemens
Front Street
Archie Davis
Meyer Avenue
Pythian Sisters
Greenville
Albert Simpson
Cochran Street
Taka Kensington
Women meet at Trinity church plan chicken supper
The Women’s guild of Trinity church met in the guild room on Tuesday evening to arrange a chicken supper to be held soon. A follow up meeting is scheduled for next Tuesday evening to hear bazaar reports.
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Women’s Guild of
Trinity Church
House plants arranged through the home of Mrs.
A local feature notes Mrs. arranged house plants throughout her residence, highlighting decorative greenery and room setting.
Local residents report illnesses and visits across several streets
A long list details residents with grip or other ailments including Clifford Cottam Elm street Mrs Thomas Marshall East street and Mrs R B Peden Green street. Several improving after illness Elmer E Rice Pittsburg street and Harold Ruth children recover from grip. Visitors and travel notes include Mr Mrs Q B Taylor Greenville and Miss Lena Szakoetz Pittsburg visiting relatives in Sharon and Dr D R Harris family in North Jefferson street.
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Clifford Cottam
Elm Street
Thomas Marshall
East Street
R. 8. Peden
Green Street
Foster Gibson
Waldo Street
Marion Falls
Wallace Avenue
John Kocher
Lathrop Street
Elmer E. Rice
Pittsburg Street
Q. B. Taylor
Greenville
F. C. McCreary
Nellie Cleary
Sharon
Malvina Ramsey
Chestnut Street
Earl McCullough
Lexingtton Avenue
Scott McCaslin
Clara Waddington
Emmie Huston
Leasure Avenue
Robert McCurdy
Thayer
New Brighton
Edward C. Watson
Goldfield
Nev
P. J. Watson
Highland Avenue
Daniel Steiner
Laverne
Helen Bone
Lowellville
Harold
Ruth
J. W. Barnett
Thomas Crowther
Burke
James Burke
Long Southwest Trip For Seventh Ward Men
W. F. McClurg of West Madison Avenue and James Gibson of North Liberty Street leave Tuesday for a prolonged journey through the southwest. They will visit St Louis Hot Springs Ark and Texas as far as El Paso. They will be absent from New Castle about six weeks.
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W. F. .McClurg
West Madison Avenue
Pennsylvania
James Gibson
North Liberty Street
Cook's Clothing
Southwest
St. Louis
Hot Springs
Ark
Texas
el Paso
New Castle
Townfolk travel and illness update from local area
Residents and visitors are noted in short updates. Fred Kline travels to Cleveland to visit relatives while Miss Clara Thomas and Miss Grace Hadley take short trips. John Harris relocates to South Wayne street. Others, including Hary Garvin and Ray Logan, are visiting friends or recovering from illness. Sam Rounds is ill and unable to work.
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Fred Kline
West Cherry Street
Cleveland
Harry Garvin
Youngstown
Clara Thomas
Mahoning Avenue
John Harris
North Liberty Street
South Wayne Street
Grace Hadley
North Cedar Street
Niles
B. F. Moshier
F. H. Stevens
Chicago
Ill
O. C. Wright
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Ray Logan
South Cedar Street
Pennsylvania
Harry Ellis
Baltimore and Ohio
Pittsburg
Carl Smith
Sam Rounds
Seventh Ward
Foreign work at Wilmington aids future women citizens
A citizens' convention in New Wilmington, January 22, under the WCTU and Rev. D. M. Cleland, drew a large crowd. Mrs. Poppino led the afternoon session after a praise and prayer service, and Miss Mary McKee of Butler, Pa, delivered an address on "Our Future Women Citizens" before the conclusion of the program.
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New Wilmington
D. M. Cleland
Poppino
Mary McKee
Butler
Immigration question box hosts afternoon and evening sessions
An immigration question box program included prayer and music in the afternoon session led by Mrs Alter and featured addresses by Miss Mary McKee and Dr Raphael Crusci. An evening talk on Glimpses of Italy was postponed and an offering supported the English school for foreigners in Hillsville.
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Alter
Mary McKee
Raphael Crusci
Th Royal University of Naples
Travesgym
R. W. Thompson
Italy
English School For
Hillsville
D. M. Cleland
R. M. Russell
Masquerade Social for West Side L T L Alumni
A masquerade social hosted by West Side L. T. L. alumni occurs at the residence of Samuel Smith 58 Smith Field Street on Thursday evening. Admission is ten cents with masks and fifteen cents without. Admiral Coffee promoted as peer of all coffee at twenty cents six, priced better than many sold at twenty five.
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Admiral Coffee
Samuel Smith
Smithfield Street
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Club House
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D.S
Hysicians Pharmacy
J. EB. Duff
Ciety
Lawrence Club
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Iroquois Club
Wilson
Pathfinders’ Meeting
H. P. Carpenter’s
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Thursan
Wale Trarsdy
P. Corsets
Iosty
Taur
Coats
Bates
Mace
Bates Gingham
Small Dinner
Woman's Guild
Tabard Inn
Libraries
al Metzler
Neshannock Avenue
Lena Szakoetz
Joseph Cohen
Fifth Ward
Fred Rohrer
Wilkinsburg
D. R. Harris
Nicholas Colnot
South Bay Street
George Elliott
Allegheny
Catherine Walker
South Mill Street
Bessie Canby
Estella Carl
East End
Walker
W. PF. McClurg
Jesse Gibson
Beventah Ward
W. J. Davy
East Cherry Street
Luther Pliler
C. C. Pliler
West Wabash Avenue
E. D. Jackson
Weddell
Forge
Bolt Works
Hainer
Frank Kennedy
Baltimore & Ohio
Standard Steel Car Company
Tubetown
Sventh WA
Mahoningtown
H Owakr
W. Quay Russell
Seventie Ward
John Dungan
Ralph Davis
Frank Michaels
Beaver
Roy Brooks
Mercer
Dave Philson
Harry Ewing
West Lacock Street
H. L. Saiter
South Wallace Street
Philip Frances
Shenango
The
Citizens National
Mill and
Washington Streets
Wilmington
McKee
Ezra Ashmore
T. A. Clifton
J. B. Johnston
New Castle Road
J. J. McElree
Wilmington Township
Fay School House
Woodmen’s Lodge
George Young
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