Social evening brings Y W C T U members together
Fully 60 members and friends attended the monthly Y W C T U social at Miss Edna Rowland’s Pittsburg street home. The program featured Cupid's Art Gallery, talks on Christian service, art and musical performances, and new member introductions. Further gatherings and hosting plans were announced for February and upcoming club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. T. U
Edna Rowland
Pittsburg
Cupid's Art Gallery
George E. Burgess
John Nothdurst
Grace Mullaine
Mabel Williams
Debra Sankey
Wallace Avenue hosts Unexpected club gathering
Mrs. J. C. Wallace's home on Wallace avenue welcomed Unexpected club members Tuesday evening with a 7 o'clock dinner. The game 500 followed, with Mrs. David Jameson and H. K. Gregory winning the club's favors and Miss Gertrude Kemp of Kane taking the visitors prize. The next event will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Gregory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Wallace
Wallace Avenue
David Jameson
H. K. Gregory
Gertrude Kemp
Kane
Nixon Club Hosts at Greenwood Home Entertainment
Invited guests gathered Tuesday evening at the Fray residence in Greenwood Avenue for a Nixon club event. Special guests included Mrs. Sarah Kissinger and Dr. Walter C. Kissinger. Five tables hosted progressive Pedro with Mr. and Mrs. George Rae winning favors and pink and green decorations enhancing the setting. A luncheon preceded adjournment for a two week meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William Wolford of North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Fray
Greenwood Avenue
Nixon Club
Sarah Kissinger
Walter C. Kissinger
Pedro
George Rae
William Wolford
North Street
Farther Lights Society Meets for Music and Games
Members of the Farther Lights society at the First Baptist church gathered at Miss Jean Ingham’s Shaw street home Tuesday evening for business and pleasure. The program included music and games, followed by refreshments. The next meeting will be with Miss Anna Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Ingham
Shaw Street
Farther Lights Society
First Baptist Church
Anna Harris
P. E. O. Sisterhood Meeting At Shenango Home
P. E. O. Sisterhood enjoyed a delightful Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Louis Gordon’s Shenango home. Samuel Taylor Coleridge was the program author and Mrs. Emma Harry presented a paper on Symbolism in the Ancient Mariner. Members answered roll with Coleridge quotes a biographical fact and a current event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gordon
Shenango Street
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Emma Harry
Ancient Mariner
Coleridge
May Martin
Court Street
Tuesday Night club prizes awarded at West Grant gathering
Mrs. John Lamb and William K. Hugus received the club prizes and Miss Goldie Ingels the visitor's prize Tuesday evening when Mr. and Mrs BE F Norris of West Grant street entertained the members of the Tuesday Night club. After several hours were spent in this delightful diversion the club will be entertained in two weeks by Mr. and Mrs J D Trelfall of Boyles avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Kensington Basket Club
Ivah Moore
Lincoln Avenue
William Dunlap
Court Street
John Lamb
William K. Hugus
Goldie Ingels
BE. F. Norris
West Grant Street
J. D. Trelfall
Boyles Avenue
Randolph Circle Plans Bean Supper and All Day Meeting
The Randolph circle of the King's Daughters at the First Methodist church met Tuesday at 2:30 PM in a business session. Arrangements for a baked bean supper were completed and an all day meeting was scheduled for next Tuesday.
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Randolph
King’s Daughters of the First Methodist Church
Arlington guest Alyce Amos honored in Pittsburgh
Miss Alyce Amos of Arlington Avenue visited Pittsburgh as the guest of friends. She attended a 6 o'clock dinner hosted by Mrs. Charles Glenfield Berger of East End and was the honor guest at a theatre party chaperoned by Mrs. Berger at the Nixon Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyce Amos
Arlington Avenue
Pittsburg
Charles Glenfield Berger
East End
Berger
Nixon Theatre
Wirsing Hosts Spoon Club Gathering Next Monday
Mr and Mrs Harry M Wirsing of East street will entertain the Spoon club at their home next Monday evening inviting members to attend a social event with light refreshments and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Wirsing
East Street
Spoon Club
Temple Club Dance and Box Social
The Temple club held a successful dance in the Odd Fellows hall on Neshannock avenue Tuesday evening. From 8 to 10 o'clock guests danced and played cards before the box social at the close, a popular feature. Committee members Frank R. Moore George S. Allen and W J Thatcher led the event to its credit and deserved praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Club
Odd Fellows
Neshannock Avenue
Messrs
Frank R. Moore
George S. Allen
W. J. Thatcher
Miss Mabel Kepler Hosts Epworth Society Event
Miss Mabel Kepler entertained Standard Bearers of Epworth M E church at the Campbell home on Pearson Street Tuesday evening. A business session was followed by a social hour with refreshments. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Miss Carrie Dickson of Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Sharp
Pittsburg Street
Mabel Kepler
Epworth Street
M. E
A. J. Campbell
Pearson Street
Carrie Dickson
Engle Birthday Party Honors Mr Engle at Pearson Street
A dozen friends gathered Tuesday at Mr and Mrs E F Engle's Pearson street home to celebrate the 27th birthday of the host. Guests enjoyed cards and social chat followed by a luncheon. A novel touch used name labeled Hnotype slugs as place cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Engle
Pearson Street
West Side L. T. L. meets at Mrs. H. Larson home
The West Side L. T. L. met at Mrs. H. Larson's home on Birt avenue Tuesday evening. Miss Hilma Larson sang a solo and Mrs. Larson's Swedish sisters sang in their language. The union will be entertained next week by Miss Laura Strong of Greenwood avenue. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
H. Larson
Birt Avenue
Hilma Larson
Local Births and Illnesses Noted Across City
Born to Mr and Mrs Freestoner of Huron avenue a daughter. Miss Ethel Stoner of Oak street improving after illness. Miss Hattie Dale of John street suffers neuralgia. Miss Sadie Weinschenk ill with grip. Mrs M E Parsons of Spruce street recovering from grip. Miss Ella Nye guest of Mrs Craig Steen. Miss May Gilbert able to be out after two months illness. Donald Martin able to be out after appendicitis. Mrs H Fisher improving after weeks of illness. Kenneth Miller slowly recovering from typhoid fever. Mrs Wimner seriously ill at Mrs Shaffer’s on Spruce street. Clyde Bishop returns from Evans City visit. Mrs F Mershimer and daughter Emma ill with grip and mumps. Blaine Norris near Harlansburg. Mr and Mrs Ezra Ashmore go to Pittsburg. Mrs Laura Linton returns from Mercer. Miss Myrtle Camp visiting North street. Benjamin Agnew leaves for East Liverpool. Mrs Susan B MacMath guest of daughter Mrs James Dickey in Youngstown. Miss Mary Warnock improving rapidly after appendicitis operation. Several relatives in Parker’s Landing, H W Marks, Mrs J J Shulansky of New Castle, Ellis M Marks, Mrs Abraham Gerson of Titusville. Funeral at Titusville for daughter’s home. burial in B Nai Gemiluth cemetery. Charles H Peters of Sharpsville dies aged 76, yardmaster formerly. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm. Names of friends noted. Jane Rudesill funeral at daughter’s home on East Main. Rev W G McConnell and Rev Crayton S Brooks officiate. Pallbearers sons of deceased. Burial at Oak Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Stoner
Oak Street
Hattie Dale
John Street
Sadie Weinschenk
Pennsylvania Avenue
M. E. Parsons
Spruce Street
Ella Nye
Enon Valley
Craig Steen
North Street
May Gilbert
Donald Martin
H. Fisher
Kenneth Miller
Young Street
Wimner
Shaffer
Clyde Bishop
Cunningham Street
Frank Foulke
Benjamin Agnew
Highland Avenue
East Liverpool
Susan B. MacMath
Grant Street
James Dickey
Youngstown
Mary Warnock
Superior Street
New Central WwW Co T U Members Tenders Reception
New members of the Central WwW Co T U were tendered a reception at the home of Mrs. E N Baer of Neshannock Avenue Tuesday evening. A catechism drill by Mrs Jennie Forquer followed by music and lunch. Mrs R W Skinner of Edenburg attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Www. Co. T. U
E. N. Baer
Neshannock Avenue
Jennie Forquer
Central
R. W. Skinner
Edenburg
Trinity Church Women’s Guild Hears Bazaar Reports Next Week
The Women’s Guild of Trinity church met Tuesday afternoon in the guild room. Reports from the recent bazaar were not complete and will be given at the meeting next Tuesday. Plans were made for a supper to be held soon.
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Women’s Guild of
Trinity Church
Croton WCTU Meets at Mrs Winder's Home
The Croton W C T U met with Mrs Harriet Winder of Duquesne Avenue on Tuesday afternoon. A fine program was rendered and the next meeting is set for February 17 at the home of Mrs John Bay on Croton Avenue.
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Croton
Mrs Kariher Hosts Hillsville Friends Party
Mrs. B F Kariher entertained about 20 couples at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs A Baird in Hillsville Tuesday evening. Cards and music provided the diversions and refreshments were served. Guests came from Hillsville Edenburg and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Kariher
A. Baird
Hillsville
Edenburg
Health Officer reports three fever cases today
Two measles and one typhoid case were reported to Health Officer Horner by noon. Typhoid at Lottie Miller 723 Hamilton Street. Measles at Alice Griffith 184 Waldo Street and infant daughter of S. Doerr 59 Shady Side.
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Horner
Lottie Miller
Hamilton Street
Alice Griffith
Waldo Street
S. Doerr
Shady Side
Deaths of the Day Ellen Neely and J J Marks
Mrs Ellen Neely wife of Robert W Neely died at home in Union township after a long illness a tumor was the cause She was born in Lawrence county and a Croton M EB church member Surviving are her husband two sons and several St Clair siblings Also J J Marks aged 75 one of Titusville's first Hebrew settlers died at his Parkers Landing home Survived by his widow and others in the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Neely
Robert W. Neely
Union Township
A. W
Frank Klindienst
A. K
William St. Clair
John Walker
Emma Redmond
James St. Clair
J. J. Marks
Titusville
Parkers Landing
Mr. Marks
Kolorea
Russia
Local option club organized in Sharon with 75 members
A local option club has been organized in Sharon with a membership of 75 people. The group aims to promote civic engagement and community projects within the town.
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Sharon
Sheriff Seizes Household Goods for Rent on Elm Street
Sheriff Waddington has seized the household goods of Mike Jacobs at 240 Elm street and of Carmine Defelice of Lacock street on executions for rent. The goods are to be sold on February 4.
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Waddington
Mike Jacobs
Elm Street
Carmine Defelice
Lacock Street
Admiral Coffee Price Compared With Competitors
A note praises Admiral Coffee as a peer to all 20c coffee, claiming it is better than many coffees priced at 25c. The statement positions Admiral Coffee as a value choice amid a higher price market.
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Admiral Coffee
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Winger held at son's home
At J. A. Winger residence funeral services were conducted Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. for Mrs. Sarah Winger. Rev. J. C. Womer led the ceremony. Flowers adorned the bier. Interment followed at Oak Park cemetery with four sons W. A. Winger, L. P. Winger, J. A. Winger, and J. W. Winger serving as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Winger
Sarah Winger
J. C. Womer
Oak Park Cemetery
W. A
L. P
J. A
J. W. Winger
Death of Michael C. Kennelly in Pittsburg at 59
Friends and relatives are advised of the death of Michael C. Kennelly age 59 who died Tuesday evening at 7 50 at his home 5 Superior avenue Northside Pittsburg. The funeral will be from his residence Friday morning at 8 30 with high mass at St Andrew s R C church at 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael C. Kennelly
Superior Avenue
Northside
Pittsburg
Kennelly
St. Andrew's R. C
Repose Mass for Henry Eye at St Joseph Church
At 9 o'clock Wednesday morning a Repose Mass for the soul of Henry Eye of South Beaver street was said at St Joseph's church with Rev Father Eger officiating. The interment followed at St Joseph's cemetery with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
Henry Eye
South Beaver Street
Father Eger
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Death of Mrs Anna Williams in Pittsburg at 36
Word reached friends and relatives of Mrs. Anna Williams nee Rowan wife of Harry C. Williams she died Monday afternoon at the family home 1207 Bingham street Southside Pittsburg aged 36 The funeral will be Thursday at 2 o'clock from the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Williams
Rowan
Harry C. Williams
Bingham Street
Southside
Pittsburg
Kennedy Funeral Set For Princeton Lutheran Church
The funeral of the late James Edward Kennedy of Princeton will be held Thursday at 2:30 PM at the Lutheran church in Princeton. Interment will follow in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edward Kennedy
Princeton
Church
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LAVA
Rtillman
Washington St
Mather Bros. CO
New Castle
Sale
France
Grasse
Love
Megown
Keeley Gare
Keely Institute
Western Penna
Fifth Ave
Society
Walnut Street
Rebekah Lodge
Richard Crawshaw
Grasser
Knights of Columbus
John Carbaugh
South Mill Street
Linen Club
Kensington Club
Charles Schmid
Hazelcroft Avenue
Morgan
Batiste
Rosenblums
Calico
Rosenblum
SILK
Heather
Bates
iZtge
DANCE
West Side L. T. L. Meeting
D. H. Einstein
H. W. Marks
J. J. Shulansky
Ellis M. Marks
Abraham Gerson
B'Nai Gemiluth Cemetery
Charles H. Peters
Sharpsville
Pennsylvania
Joseph Peters
Fred and
Peter Feyock
William King
Emil Krueger
Joseph Moosman
Albert Quehl
Jane Rudesill
Harry W. White
East Main Street
W. G. McConnell
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Crayton S. Brooks
First Christian Church
Mothers’ Meeting
Women's Guild Meeting
Metzler
Hillsville Party
Winger
E. P. Frey & Bro
Washington Street
Santos
Baker’s
Howard Munnell
Union Station
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