Clerks' Leap Year Dance Transforms Club Name
Eureka hall hosted the Clerks' Dancing club leap year dance with 28 dances led by J Cloonan and J F Calanan. The event renamed the group Swastika Dancing club and featured guests including Margaret Sullivan Marie Grant Eleanor Harris J A McGivern Harry McCune Shriner Mac Williams Harry Fisher and J A McBride with a Valentine party planned for February 13.
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Eureka Hall
Clerks’ Dancing Club
Messrs
J. Cloonan
J. F. Calanan
Margaret Sullivan
Marie Grant
Eleanor Harris
J. A. McGivern
Harry McCune
Mr. Shriner
Sharon
Mac Williams
Harry Fisher
Youngstown
J. A. McBride
Beaver
Local Ladies Host Afternoon Socials and Meetings
Mrs Ralph C McGoun hosts the Girls club Saturday on Highlane avenue. Miss Pearl Johnson will entertain Saturday Afternoon Kensington on Leasure avenue. The Daughters of Lydia of the First Presbyterian church hold their regular meeting. Mrs J J Dean will entertain at a 1 o clock luncheon on Pittsburg street.
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Ralph C. McGoun
Highlane Avenue
Pearl Johnson
Leasure Avenue
Kensington
Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
J. J. Dean
Pittsburg Street
Special Wimodausis Meeting For Charity Guchre Funds
A special Wimodausis meeting is called for Monday at 3 o clock in the Masonic temple. The purpose is to vote on which charity should receive the money raised from the charity guchre event.
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Masonic Temple
Hill-Grassel Nuptials Quiet in Seventh Ward
A quiet wedding took place Thursday at 5 PM at Rev. M. W. Keith's home in the Seventh ward. Miss Sue E. Hill married Mr. Charles B. Grassel with sister Leona Grassel and Harry K. Bell as witnesses. The bride resides with her sister on West Madison Avenue.
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M. W. Keith
Seventh Ward
Sue E. Hill
Charles B. Grassel
Leona Grassel
Harry K. Bell
B. F. MacKeage
West Madison Avenue
Louis Grassel
Madison Avenue
West Side S t L Alumni Hold Masquerade Social at Smithsfield
About 70 members attended a masquerade social at Samuel Smiths home on Smithfield street. Guests wore colonial dames Red Riding Hood brownies clowns Chinamen Dutch girls society girls Indians and other costumes. The program included a mandolin and piano duet by Misses Mina and Grace Aubel a solo by Miss Hilma Larsen recitation by Miss Mary Burke and a group song On to Victory. Refreshments followed.
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West Side
Samuel Smith
Smithfield Street
Mina
Grace Aubel
Hilma Larsen
Mary Burke
Stritmaters January Saturday and Monday Specials
A one half page advertisement highlights January Saturday and Monday specials by Stritmaters. The page promotes discounts and limited time offers to attract shoppers. Local retailer emphasis and promotional pricing appear throughout the ad.
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Stritmaters
Admiral Coffee Ad Promises Quality Above Most Brands
An advertising pitch touts Admiral Coffee as a superior 20th century blend peer to leading brands, claiming it is better than many sold at 25 cents. The copy invites readers to try Admiral Coffee for yourself.
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Admiral Coffee
Pretty Event on Anniversary at Townsend Home
Mr and Mrs Elmer Townsend hosted the Carna tion Kensington and their husbands at their Ashland Avenue Mahoningtown residence. After a business meeting they enjoyed games and music. Mrs Boyd Coulter presented a china dish for their wedding anniversary. A midnight departure followed a festive dinner.
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Elmer Townsend
Carnation Kensington
Ashland Avenue
Mahoningtown
Boyd Coulter
Taka Kensington Club Guests Entertained at Cochran Street Home
The Taka Kensington members were royally entertained Thursday afternoon at Albert Simpson’s Cochran street home. Mrs. Charles Pearce and Mrs. W. H. Shipler were given places of favor. After sewing and social conversation, a luncheon was served. Next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs. J. C. Calvert’s West Washington street.
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Taka Kensington
Albert Simpson
Cochran Street
Charles Pearce
W. H. Shipler
J. C. Calvert
West Washington Street
S S S Card Club Hosts Evening With Prizes Awarded
Mr and Mrs Fred Clemens of Front street hosted the S S S card club Thursday evening. The 500 diversion awarded prizes to Miss Olive Johnston and John Crouch. A luncheon followed and Miss Grace Frethy of Blaine street will entertain the Kensington club next Thursday afternoon.
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Fred Clemens
Front Street
S. S. S. Card Club
Olive Johnston
John Crouch
Grace Frethy
Blaine Street
S. S. S. Kensington
Pleasant surprise tendered to Miss Hazel Thompson
Miss Campbell and Miss Myrta Thompson organized a pleasant surprise for Miss Hazel Thompson of West North. The event honored Miss Thompson with warm greetings and congratulations.
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Miss Campbell
Myrta Thompson
Hazel Thompson
West North
Evening Games and Refreshments End Pleasant Street Event
Social gathering on Thursday evening featured hours of games and general merriment. Refreshments were served at the close, leaving attendees with a cheerful impression of the street event.
Delightful Surprise For Mr Muder's 66th Birthday
Mr and Mrs H A Muder were joined by many friends on Thursday to celebrate his 66th birthday with a large gathering. A pipe gift marked the occasion, followed by a midday dinner and an elegant lunch before departures. Attendees included Mrs Joseph Barber Mrs S A Thompson Mrs F J Rawle Mrs H Ziegler Mrs Cole Mrs William Beck Mrs William Kocher Mrs A Bighop Mrs P Kradle Mrs Else Miss Marian V Hess Miss Hattie L Beck Miss Dorothy Kradle Miss Sylvia Kocher Rev J H Miller and Clarence Witzel.
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H. A. Muder
Mr. Muder
Joseph Barber
S. A. Thompson
F. J. Rawle
H. Ziegler
Cole
William Beck
William Kocher
A. Bighop
P. Kradle
Else
Marian V. Hess
Hattie L. Beck
Dorothy Kradle
Sylvia Kocher
J. H. Miller
Clarence Witzel
Missionary Convention At Central Presbyterian Church
Local members of the Presbyterian congregation attend a missionary convention at the Central Presbyterian church in New.
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Presbyterian Congregation
Central Presbyterian Church of New
Castle Thursday Attendees Listed in Telegraph
Attendees included Mrs. W. B. Isenberg Mrs. Alexander McDowell Mrs. W. L. Woodford Mrs. A. R. Thompson Rev. A. J. McCartney W. B. Isenberg and N. 38. Lewis as reported by the Sharon Telegraph.
Pastor L B Clark Welcomed by Shenango United Presbyterian
The Shenango United Presbyterian Church hosted a Tuesday reception for their new pastor Rev. L B Clark and his wife. Clark, who led a nine year pastorate in Birmingham Michigan, was recently installed here. Most of the congregation attended despite some illness. The event featured informal social time, a ladies served supper, an orchestra, and choir selections before departure.
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Shenango United Presbyterian Church
L. 8. Clark
Clark
Birmingham
Mich
Shenango
Highland 600 club card party at Mrs Elliott home
Members of the Highland 600 club gathered Thursday at Mrs. Thomas Elliott's Wallace avenue home. Miss Moore of Youngstown served as guest of honor and Mrs. George Hoelzle won the club prize while Miss Moore also captured the visitor’s favor. Refreshments followed and invitations went out for future gatherings hosted by Mrs. E. E. Hileman. Hazel Thompson was surprised by colleagues at her West side home with an evening of amusements and a small lunch.
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Thomas Elliott
Wallace Avenue
Highland 600 Club
Miss Moore
Youngstown
George Hoelzle
E. E. Hileman
North Jefferson Street
Hazel Thompson
West Side
Swastika Club Holds Informal Afternoon
Members of the Swastika club enjoyed an informal afternoon with fancy work as the main feature. At a suitable hour the hostess, assisted by her daughter Eva, served refreshments. Mrs. Charles Schmid of Hazelcroft avenue will entertain the club next Thursday afternoon.
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Ternoon
Eva
Charles Schmid
Hazelcroft Avenue
Local social event honors visiting guests with card party
Miss Gladys Moore hosts a Saturday 2 PM card party in Highland and Park Avenues to honor Miss Jemiska Louthan of Beaver Falls and the Misses Jane and Bertha Davis of Greenville. Pythian Sisterhood members were guests of the Granville lodge Thursday evening with a business session followed by a social and banquet.
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Gladys Moore
Highland and
Park Avenues
Jemiska Louthan
Beaver Falls
Jane and
Bertha Davis
Greenville
Pythian Sisterhood
Granville Lodge
Reading circle of 91 meets at Mrs Love's Leasure Ave
The Reading circle of 91 will meet with Mrs J B Love of Leasure Avenue instead of Mrs Miness Miller of Lincoln Avenue on Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
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Reading
J. B. Love
Leasure Avenue
Wallace couple to entertain the Unexpected club
Mr and Mrs J C Wallace of Wallace Avenue will host the Unexp ected club next Tuesday evening at seven o clock.
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J. C. Wallace
Wallace Avenue
Girls Entertained Saturday by Mrs Ralph McGoun
The girls will be entertained Saturday afternoon by Mrs Ralph McGoun of Highland Avenue.
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Ralph McGoun
Highland Avenue
Reception for New Members at Wampum Presbyterian
The Wampum Presbyterian congregation will host a reception next Tuesday evening to honor recently received new members. The informal event aims to promote cordiality and acquaintance among attendees.
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Wampum Presbyterian Church
North Hill Property Sold to Thomas Graham
C Ed Smith sold another Fairmont avenue property to Thomas Graham for 4000 dollars. He built four modern dwellings on Fairmont avenue last summer and has now sold all but one of the houses.
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North Hill
C. Ed Smith
Fairmont Avenue
Thomas Graham
Good price on sound yellow ear corn at car sale
Roy A. Long and White and Neal streets advertise cheap sound yellow ear corn at a car sale location on 13213.
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Roy A. Long
White and
Neal Streets
Newspaper deals in Salt Lake City shift Utah political ground
Two Utah newspaper sales spark talk of Democratic and American party unity aimed at Reed Smoot’s Utah machine. Samuel Newhouse buys the Salt Lake Herald. Col. E. K. A. Wall acquires the Salt Lake Tribune and the Evening Telegram. Newhouse seeks a Democratic Senate bid. Wall eyes a national mines department post.
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United Press
Salt Lake City
Reed Smoot
Utah
W. A. Clarke
Salt Lake Herald
Samuel Newhouse
Col
EK. A. Wall
Salt Lake Tribune
Evening Telegram
Newhouse
West
Wall
Department of Mines
Aged Pearson Street Woman Injured in Fall Near Central School
Mrs. A. Y. Houston of Pearson street sustained serious injuries after a fall near the Central school house on Thursday afternoon. No bones were broken but several ligaments were sprained and she will be bedridden for some time.
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A. Y. Houston
Pearson Street
Central School House
Vinci cod liver extract offers oil free remedy
A Paisley Pharmacy notice in New Castle Pa promotes Vinci a cod liver extract claiming all medicinal and strength building elements without oil. It targets invalids old people delicate children and those recovering from illness offering a money back guarantee.
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New Castle
Vinci
Paisley Pharmacy
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Heatherbloom
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Petti
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the People’s Popular Store
East Washington Street
New Castle, PA
Clerks’ Club
Pretty
Card Club
Tabard
al Metzler
Neshannock Avenue
Highland 500 Club
Sadie Reed
Lynda Street
Swastika Club
Archie Davis
Meyer Avenue
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