Personal Notes From Canton Social Roundup
Miss Emma Rummel visits Miss Angie Coombs in North Jefferson Street. Mrs. C. W. Waddington returns home after six weeks with pneumonia. Mrs. H. W. Lowry visits Akron relatives. Misses Florence Cole and Flossie Tindin visit Miss Marguerite Jameson. J. H. Jordan and family visit relatives in McKeesport. Anna Dunlap and H. R. Dunlap travel to Mercer for two weeks. Several residents host or return from visits with friends in Pittsburg street Allen Street and Jamestown. Howard Wilson shows partial recovery from a head wound near the brain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Rummel
Canton
Angie Coombs
North Jefferson Street
C. W. Waddington
North Mill Street
H. W. Lowry
Akron
Ralph M. Lowry
Florence Cole
Flossie Tindin
Sharon
Marguerite Jameson
Neshannock Avenue
J. H. Jordan
East Grant Street
Carl Yorkum
McKeesport
H. R. Dunlap
Anna Dunlap
Walnut Street
Mercer
Fanny Konert
Gertrude Krinks
Anna Bolan
S. W. Gibson
Allen Street
J. P. Leaf
William
Rochester
James T. Newton
Pittsburg Street
N. J. Beal
Jamestown
N. Y
Eytna Jordan
N. Kline Jordan
Mars
W. L. Beal
Highland Avenue
Only Brother of A S Wilson Called by Death
Dr. Charles A. Wilson died Sunday morning at his San Antonio home at about 47 years old. He was the only brother of A S Wilson, Baltimore and Ohio cashier, of Richelieu Avenue. A long time Pittsburg Homeopathic Hospital staff member, he had lived in Texas for about ten years. He is survived by his wife and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Wilson
A. S. Wilson
Richelieu Avenue
Baltimore & Ohio
San Antonio
Texas
Wilson
Pittsburg Homeopathic Hospital
Glitch Arrested for Disturbance at Washington Street Show
Harry Glitch of Union township was arrested Saturday afternoon at 4 by Sergeant Farrell on drunkenness and fighting charges. He caused a disturbance during a Washington street moving picture show. Mayor Hainer suspended the sentence at Sunday morning hearing. Admiral Coffee mentioned in ad copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Glitch
Uniontownship
Farrell
Glitch
Washington Street
Hainer
Social events fill January week with dances and banquets
A busy social week in Grove City features the Grove City College alumni banquet at Odd Fellows hall on Neshannock avenue, plus a Masonic club dance at Greer music hall. Numerous circle and Kensington clubs host meetings, dinners, and card parties across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City College
Odd Fellows
Greer Music Hall
Reading Circle
Elda Brown
East North Street
Wimodausis
Masonic Temple
B. A. Young
West Grant Street
J. M. Clark
Highland Avenue
Neshannock Avenue
J. B. Love
Leasure
W.S. Mears
Odd Fellows Hall
C. A. Phillips
Basket Club
Lee Taylor
Erie Avenue
American Woman’s Guild
Leah Hughes
Lincoln Avenue
George Winter
Williams Hosts Two Large Card Parties at Winter Avenue
Invitations issued for two gatherings at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Williams 161 Winter Avenue. A large Kensington card party is planned for Thursday afternoon February 6, followed by an evening card party on February 6 with the Williamses as entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Williams
Winter Avenue
Kensington
Croton W C T U Meet Evening With Mrs Winder
The Croton Women’s Christian Temperance Union will hold its meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Harriet Winder on Duquesne avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton W. C. T. U
Harriet Winder
Duquesne Avenue
Beaver Falls Girls Honored at Saturday Card Party
A Beaver Falls party honored guests Miss Gemiska Louthan and Mrs. Harry Brierly along with Miss Gladys Moore of Highland Avenue. Twenty four friends attended, pink carnations decorated the house, and 500 was won by Miss Louthan. A following Sunday dinner at the Fountain Inn hosted by Miss Charlotte Ashmore featured pink roses, pink ribbon favors, and eight place settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemiska Louthan
Harry Brierly
Beaver Falls
Gladys Moore
Highland
Park Avenues
Miss Louthan
Miss Moore
Claree Moore
Eva Leohner
Charlotte Ashmore
Highland Avenue
Fountain Inn
Delightful 1 PM Luncheon at Pittsburg Street Home
Mrs. J. J. Dean hosted a Saturday afternoon luncheon for ladies at her Pittsburg street residence. Forty eight guests enjoyed pink and white carnation décor, social hours, music by Misses Gula Frew and Grace Love, and a card session won by Mrs. Hiram Miller who received a flower bouquet. Out of town guest Mrs. James P. Leaf of Rochester attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Dean
Pittsburg Street
Hiram Miller
Gula Frew
Grace Love
James P. Leaf
Rochester
Mabel and
Roberta
Hazel Martin
Mary DeNormandie
Bessie Barnhart
Edna Watson
Dinner Honors Rev. Whalen In City Home
Mr and Mrs E L Smith of Wallace avenue hosted a Saturday dinner with twelve guests to greet Rev J H Whalen of Carbondale who preached at First Baptist Church. Miss Amy Smith assisted the hostess and a 6 pm menu featured yellow and white decor and refreshments. J Q Roberts of Carlisle street entertained ten guests informally in Rev Whalens honor to promote acquaintance and enjoyed delightful refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin F. Norris
West Grant Street
Randolph
King’s Daughters
First Methodist Church
J. C. Wallace
Wallace Avenue
Louis Gordon
Shenango Street
W. Fray
Greenwood Avenue
Nixon Club
Farther Lights Society
First Baptist Church
Edith Ingham
Falls Street
Women's Guild
Trinity Church
Guild Room
Mary Boyle
Elm Street
Windsor
E. L. Smith
J. H. Whalen
Carbondale
Amy Smith
J. Q. Roberts
Carlisle Street
Local Ladies Hosted Sewing Afternoon At Highland Avenue
Saturday afternoon entertainment featured Mrs Ralph C McGoun of Highland avenue Miss Blanche Gaylon of Knoxville Tenn and Mrs Fred Rohrer of Wilkinsburg as distant guests. Sewing was the main activity followed by a light refreshments Mrs George Winter will host next Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph C. McGoun
Highland Avenue
Blanche Gaylon
Knoxville
Tenn
Fred Rohrer
Wilkinsburg
George Winter
Saturday Kensington Girls Attend Sewing Party
The Saturday Afternoon Kensington group gathered at Miss Pearl Johnson's home on Leasure Avenue for sewing. A late collation was served, and plans were made to meet again in two weeks with Miss May Martin of Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Johnson
Leasure Avenue
Kensington
May Martin
Court Street
West Side L T L Alumni Meet Tuesday Evening
The West Side L. T. L. alumni plan a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 with Mrs. H. Larson on Birt Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
H. Larson
Birt Avenue
Daughters of Lydia Meeting Highlights The Foreigners
Mrs. John Lamb presented an excellent paper on The Foreigners at the Daughters of Lydia regular meeting held Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lamb
Hoffmaster Family Reunion Celebrates Golden Wedding
Levi and Annie Hoffmaster marked 50 years of marriage with a farewell to their Edenburg home and move to 353 Highland Avenue. Surrounded by seven children and many grandchildren, the day featured a noon dinner and social diversions at New Middletown English Lutheran Church ties. The couple, aged 79 and 69, remain in good health and have long operated as a farmer and carpenter before retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenburg
Levi Hoffmaster
Highland Avenue
Hoffmaster
New Middletown
G. C. Welker
Coitsville
Daughters of Lydia Plan Church Supper and Feb Meeting
Arrangements were made for a church supper at the First Presbyterian Church. The next regular meeting is scheduled for the last Saturday of February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
Birthday honors for John Melver mark a family gathering
The family of John Melver of Shaw Street spent a Sunday at home to celebrate his birthday. A quiet day ended with a sumptuous noon meal. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Farrington of Sharon Mr and Mrs William Melver and Mr and Mrs Thomas McIver of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Melver
Shaw Street
William Farrington
Sharon
William MeIver
Thomas, McIver
City
Mrs Crawshaw Rae and Grasser Host Rachel Rebekah Session
Mrs Richard Crawshaw Mrs George Rae and Mrs Grasser will entertain the Rachel Rebekah lodge Thursday afternoon January 30 from 2 to 4 o clock. A social period will be enjoyed and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Crawshaw
George Rae
Grasser
Rachel Rebekah Lodge
Lecture on Where the Great Waters Flows in Youngstown
Mrs. W. G. Price of New Castle will deliver a free lecture Tuesday at 7 30 P M at Bushnell hall West Federal street The talk titled Where the Great Waters Flows is under the auspices of the Youngstown branch of the National Women's alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Price
New Castle
Bushnell Hall
West Federal Street
Youngstown
National Women’s Alliance
Y W C T U Monthly Meeting Set at Rowland Home
The regular Y W C T U monthly meeting will be held at Miss Edna Rowland's residence at 386 Pittsburg street on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Rowland
Pittsburg Street
Marriage License Granted in Youngstown
A marriage license was issued at Youngstown to Miss Clara Simpson and Thomas Moore of the city, formalizing their union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Clara Simpson
Thomas Moore
Pastor Rev Crayton Brooks To Speak At League Meeting
Rev Crayton S Brooks of the First Christian church will speak at the Mahoningtown Methodist Episcopal church men's league meeting Thursday night at 8 15 oclock. It is the regular monthly gathering of the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crayton S. Brooks
First Christian Church
Men's League
Mahoningtown Methodist Episcopal Church
League
Hospital Notes on Pneumonia Cases
Michael Bruder of Neal street was taken to the hospital Sunday suffering from pneumonia. Mrs William Glasser of Shaw street was taken to the hospital Sunday morning in White's ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Bruder
Neal Street
William Glasser
Shaw Street
White
Marriage License Granted in Pittsburg to Davis and Kolzgrefe
A marriage license was granted in Pittsburg to Sarah Davis and Bernard Kolzgrefe of Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Sarah Davis
Bernard Kolzgrefe
Ellwood City
Heinze Case Postponed Until February 11
The Heinze case against F. Augustus Heinze former Mercantile National Bank president charged with overcertification was postponed to February 11. Heinze was absent in U S court as his attorney ex-Judge Wallace said he would file a demurrer and possibly move to quash the indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
F. Augustus Heinze
Mercantile National Bank
Heinze
United States
Wallace
College Dining Hall Ad Promotes Cheap Meals
College dining hall in the Dean block offers meals at 25 cents with meal tickets 21 meals for 4 dollars. Miss Della Trumbo is the proprietress and the crowd favoring the hall is urged to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Dining Hall
Della Trumbo
Virginia Democrat urges Bryan to avoid presidential nomination
Representative Francis Lassiter of Virginia told William Jennings Bryan that he should not pursue the presidency, saying many Virginians would not support him and he could not be elected if nominated. Bryan planned a two-night dinner with Democratic leaders and aimed to focus on legislation, including currency issues, during his Washington visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Bryan
Hardihood
Francis Lassiter
Virginia
Bryan Lassiter
Newlands
Nevada
Congress
Shop Girls Caught in Tenderloin Raid
Pittsburg January 27 Chief of Police McQuade appeals to charities to care for several score young shop girls seized in raids on Tenderloin resorts. The girls earned 3 to 5 dollars weekly and spent nights at resorts. Most were expensively dressed, prompting the investigation. Resort owners were fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburg
Police McQuade
Tenderloin
McQuade
Portland Fire Ravages Block In Maine And Chicago
Fire caused extensive damage across Portland Maine and Chicago with losses totaling about one million dollars. In Portland Milliken Cousens Co A F Cox Son and a dozen others suffered heavy damage while firemen held the flames. In Chicago W P Dunn Co printing plant fire killed Fireman James Gallagher and injured about twenty others with Chief Horhan and Captain Quinlan among the wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Gallagher
W. P. Dunn & Co
Adams Street
James Quinlan
Horhan
New
Florence
Last Day To File Nomination Papers
Tomorrow is the final cutoff for filing nomination papers for city offices. Although many candidates have already announced, several more are expected to submit at the last moment.
Deaths of the Day Henry Eye
Henry Eye son of Mr and Mrs Peter Eye of 62 South Beaver street died Monday at 2 30 am after a long illness of tuberculosis He was 21 last June a city resident for 14 years coming from Pittsburg He leaves his parents and sisters Catherine and Clara The funeral is Wednesday at 9 am at St Josephs church with interment in St Josephs cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Eye
Peter Eye
South
Beaver Street
Pittsburg
Catherine
Clara
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Death of Mrs. Sarah Winger in Mercer County
Mrs. Sarah Winger, 76, of 230 McCleary Avenue, died Saturday afternoon from a parasitic stroke at her son Joseph A. Winger’s home. A Mercer County native and Nazareth M E church member, she moved to this city twelve years ago. She leaves four sons William, James, Lewis, and Joseph A. and two daughters Mrs. Ellis Snyder and Mrs. Charles Alexander. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at the late residence. interment Oak Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Winger
McCleary Avenue
Sarah Winger
Mercer County
Funeral for Mrs Harriet Shimp Held at Oak Grove Church
The funeral of the late Mrs. Harriet Shimp was held Saturday morning at 11 o'clock at Oak Grove United Presbyterian Church with many friends in attendance. Rev W J McClintock conducted the services and interment followed at Hermon Cemetery with pallbearers John Myers George Cline and John Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Shimp
Oak Grove United Presbyterian Church
W. J. McClintock
Hermon Cemetery
John Myers
George Cline
John Armstrong
Funeral services for Joseph Douthett at First United Presbyterian
The funeral for the late Joseph Douthett was held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 at the First United Presbyterian church. Rev. James M. Ferguson conducted the services. The choir provided music and many friends sent flowers. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers J. E. Ligo, A. W. Harbison, William E. Browne, Robert Kennedy, Edward Kennedy, and Charles Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Douthett
First United Presbyterian Church
James M. Ferguson
Greenwood Cemetery
J. E. Ligo
A. W. Harbison
William E. Browne
Robert
Edward
Charles Kennedy
Funeral for Mapago Zachio Held at St Vitus Church
Mapago Zachio aged 42 of 105 South Cedar street died at 1:30 Monday at Shenango Valley Hospital after ten days illness and a recent operation. He is survived by his wife. The funeral will be Tuesday at 2:30 PM at St. Vitus Church with interment in St. Vitus Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapago Zachio
South
Cedar Street
Shenango Valley Hospital
St. Vitus’ Church
St. Vitus’ Cemetery
Brotherhood of Central Presbyterian Church Plans Meeting
The newly organized Brotherhood of the Central Presbyterian church will hold a called meeting Tuesday night to complete the organization and transact business of importance. The time is 7:80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of the
Central Presbyterian Church
Admiral Coffee Promises Value at 20 Cents a Cup
A reader note touts Admiral Coffee as a peer of all 20¢ coffee and claims it outperforms many rivals priced at 26¢. The short blurb emphasizes quality and value in a local market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Coffee
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Smnes
Ctillman
Washington St
D. R. Harris
Circulating Book Club
Martha Washington Kensington
R. C. G. White
Sheridan Avenue
W. S. P. Kensington Club
Leslie Johnson
Quest Street
Jennie Martin
Hamilton Street
Carnation Kensington
D. of A. Kensington
Fanny Baney
Seventh Ward
May T. Reynolds
J. W. Reynolds
Arlington Avenue
Charles McCutcheon
Grove City
E. E. Hileman
Highland 500 Club
Ladies League
G. A. Dickson
Delaware Avenue
Lawrence
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Bessie Allen
Dewey Avenue
Croton
Admiral
West Side L. T. L. Alumni
VELOX
Charles TF
Mecgoun & Sons
H. E. McGoun & Sons
Y. W. C. T. U. Meeting
Brooks
College
Mather Bros. CO
Sale
Portland
Mrs. Shimp
Mr. Douthett
Brotherhood
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