Knights of Columbus Dance At Peerless Hall
The Knights of Columbus hosted an informal dance at Peerless hall drawing over 100 attendees with lively music and a jovial crowd. Guest visitors included Katharine Kirkner and Minnie Woegtley from Youngstown. planning a larger pre-Lenten dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Katharine Kirkner
Minnie Woegtley
Youngstown
James H. Eagan
Messrs
John Newman
Guy Waddlinger
Thomas Krepps
Steve Griffith
Royal Neighbors Install Officers In February Meeting
Officers were installed Thursday evening when the Royal Neighbors met with Mrs. Morgan of South Mercer street. This was the first feature of the evening and the officers are about the same as last year. The hours following were spent 60daily and lunch was served. Mrs. William Jenkins of Pennsylvania avenue will entertain the organization the last Thursday of February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
South Mercer Street
William Jenkins
Pennsylvania Avenue
Whitlings Host Dinner for Eight at Richelieu Avenue
Mr and Mrs W J Whitling of Richelieu avenue entertained a party of friends at dinner at 6 30 o clock Thursday evening. Covers were laid for eight guests and the hours following were pleasant ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Whitling
Richelieu Avenue
Prolong Life With Vinol Cod Liver and Iron Remedy
In urging longevity, the ad promotes Vinol a cod liver preparation without oil said to strengthen digestion and tissues. It cites Dr Holmes and Mr Joseph Banks praising Vinol with a money back offer from Paisley Pharmacy New Castle Pa claiming many seniors in the area could benefit from this strength builder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Wendell Holmes
New Castle
Joseph Banks
Decatur
Ill
Vinci
Paisley Pharmacy
Pretty Event at Stitzinger Home
Thursday evening the Epworth Methodist church Sunday school class of Mr. G. G. Stitzinger gathered at the Rhodes Place home for games and social chat. Refreshments were served. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Kearns, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Hainer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harry, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rider, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McMichael, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lusk, Mrs. Robert Peebles, Mrs. William Scott, Miss Cora Andrews, Miss Mabel Miller, Miss Tirzah Wilson, Miss Mary Smith, Miss Bertha Boyle and George Locke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Stitzinger
Epworth Methodist Church
R. M. Hainer
Charles Harry
Peter Rider
Clyde McMichael
Bert Lusk
Robert Peebles
William Scott
Cora Andrews
Mabel Miller
Tirzah Wilson
Mary Smith
Bertha Boyle
George Locke
Old Glory club holds leap year party with Sutton street guest list
The Old Glory club formerly the Merrymakers met Thursday evening for its regular session and a leap year party. Refreshments were served in tinware as red and yellow decorations set the scene. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Scheffler Mrs Edward Reeble and many Misses Mary Scheffler Bonnie Battley Mary Lindsey Carmen Locke Clara Steen Cora Steen Ella Wold ford Edna Drescher Hazel Reebel Idolyn Russel Maude McConnell and Messrs Lee Marvin John McFadden Joseph Rocks Mont Ryhal Raymond Jones Otto Swingley Carroll Reebel Louis Reebel and Mr Mossman and Mr Hern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Glory Club
The
Merrymakers
Mary Scheffler
Sutton Street
Charles Scheffler
Edward Reeble
Mary Sche
Quiet Parsonage Wedding Unites Miss Birdie Michael and Winfield Hoffmeister
At Rev Francis M Biddles parsonage a quiet Thursday ceremony joined Miss Birdie E Michael and Winfield S Hoffmeister of Sebring Ohio. The bride wore a cream colored suit and after visiting the bride's mother they will travel to Palestine Ohio and then settle in Sebring where the groom works in a pottery and the bride previously worked in the decorating department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Biddle
Birdie E. Michael
Winfield S. Hoffmeister
Sebring
Anna Michael
Shenango Street
Palestine
Fourth anniversary party for Mary Lee
Mr and Mrs John Lee of Finch Street hosted last evening for their daughter Mary a birthday party with many children. Attendees included Mary Maggie Frank Paul Charles Bessie Roy McGuffie Rachel Clarence Harry Welsh Gladys Lenney Lawrence Mitchell Ida Gertrude Walter Robert Duffy Elizabeth Reynolds John Denhart Mack Reynolds Herman Annie Wolford Paul Buck James Baynhamie and John Edna Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee
Finch Street
Mary
Maggie
Frank
Paul
Charles
Bessie
Roy McGuffie
Rachel
Clarence
Harry Welsh
Gladys
Lenney
Lawrence Mitchell
Ida
Gertrude
Walter
Robert Duffy
Elizabeth Reynolds
John Denhart
Mack Reynolds
Herman
Annie Wolford
Paul Buck
James Baynhamie
John
Edna Lee
Surprise at McGinley Home Delights Atlantic Friends
A group of about 25 neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs James McGinley of Atlantic avenues at their home on a Wednesday evening. The gathering featured euchre among the men and social chat for the women, with well-filled baskets and a late hour lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGinley
Atlantic Avenues
Sunday School Surprise at Terrace Avenue Home
Mrs A S McCay on Terrace Avenue returned home Wednesday evening to find her Sunday school class gathered inside. Games and music followed as Miss Williams and Miss Martin played piano selections. The teacher received many lovely gifts as baskets were brought by guests and lunch was served before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. McCay
Terrace Avenue
Williams
Martin
End of House Social by Ladies' League Hostess
Miss Mary Jones of North Mercer street hosted the Ladies' league of the Protected Home Circle on Thursday evening. Twenty six guests attended the meeting, carried out the usual business, shared a social hour, and presented a fine piece of table linen to the hostess. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jones
North Mercer Street
Ladies’ League of the Protected Home Circle
Luncheon Pedro Club Gathering Delights With Cards
Mrs B A Young of Grant street hosted the Luncheon Pedro club at 1 pm Thursday. Mrs Fred Rohrer of Wilkinsburg occupied the place of honor while the afternoon featured pretty appointments and card games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Young
Grant Street
Fred Rohrer
Wilkinsburg
New Spring Styles in Women Jackets at De Part Department
Tomorrow February 1 in our suit department we will open our new spring styles of women jackets suits and separate elevate ensure.
Supper At Second U P Church Pittsburg Street
Supper at the Second U P church on Pittsburg street takes place Saturday evening from 5 to 8 o clock. Price 25 cents. Admiral Coffee offered as a peer of all coffee at 20 cents. Better than many sold at 25 cents.
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Second U. P
Pittsburg Street
East Side Girls Organize A Club In Kensington
A new social club named the Edis Tsae Kensington formed by a group of East Side girls meeting biweekly at Miss Grace Bagnall's Walnut Street home. Members include Grace Bagnall Margaret Bradford Alice Brown and others with plans to sew and chat after each session while Miss Bradford hosts the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Bagnall
Walnut Street
Kensington
Edis Tsae
Margaret Bradford
Crawford Avenue
Alice Brown
Joseph Cotton
Goldin Clark
Agnes Burns
Olive Miller
Bertha Middleton
Erma Dean
Adarine Stritmater
D A R Event Moves Pictures Benefit for Almira Home
The Daughters of the American Revolution rescheduled a living tableaux benefit at the First Baptist church for Almira home to Friday evening February 14, replacing February 20. The show features Gibson, Christy and Harrison Fisher tableaux with children’s pictures, performed by prominent local society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
First Baptist Church
Almira Home
Gibson
Christy
Harrison Fisher
Almira
Neighborhood Shower for Bride-to-Be Burke at Greenwood
Friends and neighbors of Mr and Mrs William Evans hosted a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening at their Greenwood Avenue home for the bridal couple Mr and Mrs James Burke. Gifts included many kitchen utensils and prizes were awarded to Miss Anna Rae Mrs William Readner Albert Eagans and Ralph Riddle after Pedro and other diversions. A late hour luncheon was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Evans
Greenwood Avenue
James Burke
Pedro
Anna Rae
William Readrer
Albert Eagans
Ralph Riddle
Highland 500 Club Hosts a Evening of Games and Prizes
The Highland 500 club and their husbands were entertained Thursday evening by Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hileman of North Jefferson street. The 500 game yielded prizes to Mrs A. C. Hileman and Mr. George Hoelzle. A luncheon followed, hosted by the hostess with Miss Isabelle Hileman and Miss Margaret Marshall assisting. Mrs. Hileman will host the club next Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland 500 Club
E. E. Hileman
North Jefferson Street
A. C. Hileman
George Hoelzle
Isabelle Hileman
Margaret Marshall
Winona Club ladies enjoy evening at Mrs DePuy home
The party of ladies who filled Mrs J B DePuy's home on Superior Street Thursday evening enjoyed a pleasant entertainment. Guests were Winona club members who played cards for a time. Successful players were Mrs George Pastures and Mrs Edwin Barnard. After luncheon Miss Goldin Clarke offered several musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. DePuy
Superior Street
Winona Club
George Pastures
Edwin Barnard
Goldin Clarke
Miss Frethy Hosts S. S. S. Kensington Affair
Miss Grace Frethy of Blaine Street entertained the S. S. S. Kensington Thursday afternoon with fancywork and other interesting issues. The gathering included Miss Jordan of Mars and Miss Fanny Cohien of Cleveland who held places of honor, followed by a pleasant dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Mars
Fanny Cohien
Cleveland, O
Grace Frethy
Blaine Street
S. S. S. Kensington
Miss Fleming to entertain S. S. Card club guests
Miss Marian Fleming of Wallace avenue will entertain the S. S. Card club two weeks from now. She will host the group next Friday evening with a social program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Marian Fleming
Wallace Avenue
Miss Fleming
Youngstown Couple Hosts 20th Wedding Anniversary Party
Mr and Mrs George Berger entertained friends in Youngstown for their 20th anniversary with dinner at seven, six hand euchre prizes to Mrs James Quinn of Pittsburgh and John B Berger. Local guests included Mr and Mrs John Green and others. Rebekahs social committee ran events two weeks later with Mrs J L Moser and others in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Berger
Youngstown
James Quinn
Pittsburg
John B. Berger
John Green
Joseph Fleckenstein
Marie
Katherine Fleckenstein
Travers
Ella
Andrew Fleckenstein
John Berger
Richard Hannon
Helen
George Rae
Richard Crawshaw
Grasser
Lydia Hutchinson
Rebekahs
J. L. Moser
Knowling
John Earl
John Rae
Delightful Gathering at Home of Mr and Mrs Howard Robinson
A group of friends enjoyed entertainment at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Robinson Crawford avenue with their son Lee as host. Dancing amusements and music topped the evening followed by a luncheon served to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Robinson
Crawford Avenue
Lee
Linen Club Members Benefit From Victory by Lamoree and Griffith
Mrs James Lamoree and Mrs G L Griffith won a social card game hosted by Mrs John Carbaugh of South Mills Street. Lunch was served. Mrs Griffith to host next week at her Carlisle Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lamoree
G. L. Griffith
John Carbaugh
South Mills Street
Linen Club
Griffith
Carlisle Street
Oyster Supper Gathers Friends at Cumberland Home
About 20 friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drake on Cumberland Avenue Wednesday evening. An excellent oyster supper set the tone for the evening and the guests presented the hostess with a dozen bread and butter plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Drake
Cumberland Avenue
W C T U Rally Features Ellen Martin George Address
Mrs Ellen Martin George state president of the W C T U will attend the evening rally at the First United Presbyterian Church. She will deliver an address and music will be provided by the L T L members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Martin George
First United Presbyterian Church
Frances Willard W C U Meeting Held by Court Street Hostess
The Frances Willard W. C. U. met Thursday evening with Mrs. W. J. Marshall of Court Street. Mrs. T. J. Blackwood led the program which held interest. Refreshments were served at the conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard
West Side W C T Reception Honors Ellen George
The West side W C T will host a reception from 2 to 4 PM at Mrs Emma Cotton's West Washington street home in honor of Mrs Ellen George of Beaver Falls. Miss Bessie Allen of Dewey Avenue will entertain the S A K club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Cotton
West Washington Street
Ellen George
Beaver Falls
Bessie Allen
Dewey Avenue
Neshannock Township Nominating Ticket Reported
Electors in Neshannock Township submit a February ticket including Justice of the Peace S P Tanner tax collector and constable Charles Reynolds school directors F B McComb Newton Hunter and Charles Woods supervisors Thomas Murphy George Patton poor director John Holden auditors Charles Grim and Thomas Chapin. Second precinct Judge of election Imer McCreary inspector Charl Woods registering assessor Mont McFate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock Township
S. P. Tanner
Charles Reynolds
Conneaut Lake Fair Scheduled for August Week
Directors decided the Conneaut Lake fair will run the last week of August. A race meet is planned for July 4 as part of the event lineup in Conneaut.
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Conneaut Lake
Local notables and families share a day of events
A flood of brief items notes births and illnesses in New Bedford and nearby areas. Newborn EF T Kurtz joins Mr. and Mrs. William Kifer of New Bedford. Several residents, including Court street and Carlisle street figures, are ill or recovering from illnesses. Miss Beatrice Pritchard and Miss Evelyn Miller visit relations. Business trips are reported for Sharon and Cleveland guests. The Leicht couple return from their Michigan honeymoon. Ora Andrews resigns to join Owens studio in New Castle. Percy McBride from Ray street remains ill with pleuro pneumonia and is in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Griffith
Carlisle Street
Sharpsville
Jordan
Mars
W. L. Beal
Highland Avenue
W. F. Boyle
Oil City
Earl Plimpton
Pine Street
H. B. Croy
Laura Croy
Corner Pine
Chestnut Streets
Beatrice Pritchard
Sharon
Evelyn Miller
Belle Fleming
Park Avenue
J. H. Hartford
John Greer
Wilbur Grace
Cleveland
Bennett Grace
East Street
Roy
Charles Schmid
Hazelcroft Avenue
Harper Montgomery
William Leicht
Michigan
Samuel M. Rearke
Court
Walnut Streets
Wallace Avenue
Ora Andrews
Sabine
Owens
New Castle
Miss Andrews
Youngstown
Percy McBride
Eva McBride
Ray Street
Baked Bean Lunch To Be Served At First M E Church
The Randolph circle of King's Daughters will serve a baked bean lunch in the dining room of First M. E. church on Saturday evening February 1st from 5 to 8 o'clock. Price 15c. Also advertised are Admiral coffee at 20c and a note that the meal is better than many 25c offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Circle of
King’s Daughters
First M. BE
America
Midas
Deaths of the Day Miss Sallie M Law
Miss Sallie M Law former city resident died Thursday evening at her East End Pittsburg home after a brief paralysis. Born in New Castle she led Martin Gantz school in 1883 84 and later ran a private school. Funeral Friday at 805 South Rebecca Street East End with burial Saturday in Greenwood Cemetery after the 10 19 AM Pennsylvania Railroad train arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie M. Law
East End
Pittsburg
New Castle
Martin Gantz
First Presbyterian Church
East Liberty Presbyterian Church
John P
Jane B. Law
Thomas
Mary Tyler- Moulton
Columbus
Alfred Longmore
Margaret
Belle
Benjamin S. Law
Rebecca Street
Greenwood Cemetery
This City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Funeral services for Miss Anna McMillen at Walnut Street
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. D. I. Campbell on Walnut Street for Miss Anna McMillen. Rev. J. E. Reilly of Trinity Episcopal church conducted the rites. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers Irwin Campbell Harry Lusk Donald DuShane and Howard McMillen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. I. Campbell
Walnut Street
Anna McMillen
Miss McMillen
J. E. Reilly
Trinity Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Irwin Campbell
Harry Lusk
Donald DuShane
Howard McMillen
Funeral Rites Held for Edward Kennedy at Princeton Church
Funeral services were conducted Thursday at the Presbyterian church in Princeton for Edward Kennedy. The Rev. E x Tait of Wampum Presbyterian led the service. Interment followed in Lutheran cemetery at Princeton with pallbearers consisting of the deceased’s relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Princeton
Edward Kennedy
E. x. Tait
Wampum Presbyterian Church
Piano Tuning by Jos. Ritter Coming to Pittsburg
Pittsburg piano tuner Jos. Ritter will be here next week. Place orders at Metzler's store for service and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Ritter
Pittsburg
Metzler’s
Foreman visits Pittsburg. locals, caucus nominees listed
George Foreman visited Pittsburg over Thursday and Jason Shaner of Ellwood City visited relatives. Maccabees chicken supper at Porter's hall netted about $18. Citizens caucus nominated H H Knox for constable Doris Falkman for school director C C Brown for poor director C C Clark for town clerk James Stitt for registering assessor Samuel Mick for judge and J C Mitchel tree as inspector. several Republican opponents named for balance. Admiral Coffee Try.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Foreman
Pittsburg
Jason Shaner
Ellwood City
Samuel Tomer
Mary Tomer
New Castle
Porter’s Hall
R. C. Rayser
Citizens’ Caucus
Porter's Hall
Constable
H. H. Knox
Doris Falkman
C. C. Brown
C. C. Clark
James Stitt
Samuel Mick
J. C. Mitcheltree
J. H. Thompson
William Ayers
J. C. Marquis
C. S. Terrill
H. L. Torrence
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Manhattan Waist Co
New York City
K. OF C
Eureka Hall
Miss Allen
Rock Creek
Adams
Steubenville
Ringer
Niles
Bert Blackstone
Herbert Lawrence
Warren
Mather Bros. Coo
Sale
Stitzinger
Childrens’ Party
Ladies’ League
Pedro Club
Ensre
Stritmater Store
Admiral Coffee
East Side Girls
D. A. R. Pictures
My Lady of Cleeve
Percy J. Hartley
Adrian Cassilis
Lettice
Metzler
Express
Stillman’s
East Washington Street
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Neshannock
William Kifer
New Bedford
EF. T. Kurtz
Court Street
Charles Smith
Butler Avenue
Frank E. Norris
Robert Pitcairn
South Sharon
Admiral Free
Lumbermen’s
D. R. Bollard
E. P. Frey & Bro
Sole Distributors
E. Washington ST
Miss Sallie M. Law
Mr. Kennedy
Pulaski R
Washington Street
City
Charles T. Metzler
East Washington St
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