Large Gathering At Jackson Home For House Guests
Mrs Edward Woodrow of Trenton New Jersey is visiting for a few weeks to meet their house guest. Mr and Mrs R W Jackson of Leasure avenue entertained at cards with sixty guests playing six hand euchre. Favors were awarded to Mrs W J Broe Mrs J M Hamilton and James Patterson. Sweet peas adorned the rooms and Miss Emma Bauman and Mr Cobaugh of Pittsburg were visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Woodrow
Trenton
N. J
R. W. Jackson
Leasure Avenue
W. J. Broe
J. M. Hamilton
James Patterson
Jean Kaufman
Emma Bauman
Mr. Cobaugh
Pittsburg
Informal entertaining honors Mt Vernon and other guests
Miss Marietta Reynolds hosted a Wednesday evening gathering at Boyles avenue with music as the main draw and some guests enjoying cards. The guest list included about 30 people, the house displayed sweet peas and summer flowers, and refreshments were served. A park picnic is planned Friday evening in honor of the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hillier
Mt. Vernon
Gertrude Thompson
Fort Wayne
Ind
Emma Martin
Musketon
Mich
Mary Tunison
Greenville
Marietta Reynolds
Boyles Avenue
Miss Reynolds
Nicholson and Hill Wedded at Hotel Schenley
Dr. Harry S Nicholson and Hallie MecKown Hill were married yesterday at 11 in the Hotel Schenley by Rev. William J Reid. The ceremony was private with immediate family and the couple left Pittsburgh at noon to spend July in the Adirondacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schuyler Nicholson
Hallie MecKown Hill
Hotel Schenley
William J. Reid
Pittsburg
Adirondacks
Nicholson
Highland sisters invite for Tuesday reception hours
Misses Ruby and Florence Mc Nabb of Highland avenue issue invitations for a reception at their home next Tuesday afternoon. Two hour blocks will be observed from 2 to 4 o clock and 4 to 6 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby
Florence McNabb
Highland Avenue
Birthday Party for Victoria Mears at Home
Mr and Mrs W Mears hosted a birthday party for their daughter Victoria on Wednesday from 3 to 5 pm. Miss Smith played piano, guests in summer frocks enjoyed games, a Jack Horner pie and fans as favors, with Mrs Edward Woodrow and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears
Victoria
Jack Horner
Edward Woodrow
Trenton
Installation of Officers in Ladies of the Golden Eagle
The Ladies of the Golden Eagle lodge met Wednesday evening for installation led by Mrs. Maria C. Barnes of Sharon with 12 Sharon lodge members. Officers installed included Ada Stockman as Past Noble Templar and Hattie Beman as Noble Templar with Jane Evans Vice Templar and others in charge. a social period with refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Golden Eagle Lodge
Maria C. Barnes
Sharon
Grand Templar
Sharon Lodge
Noble Templar
Ada Stockman
Hattie Beman
Templar
Jane Evans
Olive Caldwell
Guardian of Records
Lydia Davis
Guardian
Exchequer
Anna Maude Coulter
Finance
Mary Thomas
Guardian of
Music
Belle Stockman
Inner Portal
Margaret Artz
Outer Portal
Tillie Remiley
Quiet Rochester Wedding Unites Miss Annette Carter and Clinton Lee
Miss Annette Pearl Carter daughter of N B Carter Volant and Clinton George Lee of Walworth wed at 9 p m at the home of Mrs Stocking 18 Winthrop Rochester Rev Rowland officiated with Graham hospital nurses in attendanceMiss Carter a Graham Hospital graduate The couple will spend weeks in Connecticut and Massachusetts and will reside in Walworth after July 15 in a home bought from A L Hatch on Rochester Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annetta Pearl Carter
N. B. Carter
Volant
Rochester Herald
Stocking
Winthrop Street
Rochester
Clinton George Lee
Walworth
Annette Pearl Carter
Rowland
East Avenue
Graham Hospital
Miss Carter
Connecticut
Massachusetts
A. L. Hatch
Rochester Street
Quiet War ren wedding unites Ella Davis and James McCreary
Miss Ella Davis of Etna street wed James McCreary in a quiet ceremony. The couple, returning to the city, were honored at a dinner at the groom's sister’s home and serenaded at the bride's house before beginning housekeeping on Bluff street. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Davis. the groom works for Keystone Package Delivery company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ella Davis
Etna Street
James McCreary
Bluff Street
West Side
John T. Davis
Keystone Package Delivery Company
West Falls Social Party Honors Miss Price Birthday
Miss Ethel Price entertained a party of friends at cards on Monday afternoon. The diversion was a prize won by Miss Hazel Shillings. Miss Rose Kahyer sang several solos. Refreshments followed, and Miss Irene Lehan of Phillips street will host a follow up in two weeks. Later that evening Miss Price hosted about eight couples for her birthday with gifts and a musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Price
West Falls Street
Hazel Shillings
Rose Kahyer
Irene Lehan
Phillips Street
Miss Price
Cascade park hosting W S P club picnic and dances
The W S P club and their families will picnic at Cascade Park. Thursday Night dance will be held at the Cascade Park pavilion. The Daughters of America will install officers, with Miss Helen McCracken of Lincoln Avenue entertaining at a garden party at Westlawn, the McCrackens summer home on Youngstown road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. P. Club
Cascade Park
Daughters of America
Helen McCracken
Lincoln Avenue
Westlawn
Mrs Ward and daughter to attend city house party
Mrs William Ward and her daughter Jean of Wheeling will arrive in the city next Tuesday to be guests at a house party hosted by Mrs W B Mears of Neshannock avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ward
Jean
Wheeling
City
W. 8. Mears
Neshannock Avenue
Raspberry sale at McKee grocer this week
Red raspberries on Friday and Saturday sell for 15 cents per quart. Black raspberries priced at two boxes for 25 cents. W. R. McKee, grocer, 19 South Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. McKee
South Mill Street
Lawn Social at First Christian Church on Pittsburg Street
A Thursday lawn social hosted by Section Two of the First Christian Church takes place at Mrs J B White’s 206 Pittsburg Street. Raspberry dessert ice cream and cake will be served with lic in effect. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
J. B. White
Pittsburg Street
Miss Shipley's School Hosts Elegant Porch Party in Philadelphia
The Misses Shipley from Philadelphia, led by Miss Helen Ward, hosted a stylish porch party on North Mercer street. Guests included Dorothy Schroeder Lancaster Eleanor Goslin Martha Walton Marguerite Merrick Jeanette Houtz Louise Mitchell and Sara Cromlish with others from Pittsburg Pittsburgh and nearby towns. A 500 game yielded prizes to Dorothy Curtis Lilian Butz and John Arnold with Charles Matthews. Luncheon followed the informal reception as out of town guests began leaving later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Shipley
Philadelphia
Helen Ward
North Mercer Street
Dorothy Schroeder
Lancaster
Eleanor Goslin
Martha Walton
St. Davids
Marguerite Merrick
New Brighton
Jeannette Houtz
Phillipsburg
Louise Mitchell
Glen Osborne
Sara Cromlish
Pittsburg
Mary Pearson
Pearson Street
Dorothy Curtis
Lilian Butz
John Arnold
DuBois
Charles Matthews
FE. H. Ward
W. W. Clendenin
Harry McKee
J. Norman Martin
Lucille Winkler
Louisville
Elsie Church
Ithaca
N. Y
Josephine Thornton
Marjorie Brown
Youngstown
Clara Keith
Boston
Mass
Laura and
Agnes Schriner
Mt. Lebanon
Robert Warn
Myersdale
Mr. Eastman
New York
Eleanor Gosling
Miss Schroeder
Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Charles Morrow Visit Relatives
The Morrow couple after their wedding trip stay with the bride's parents Mr and Mrs W S Randall of Butler Avenue before housekeeping on Scott Street. They are joined by groom's sisters Stella and Lela Morrow of Cleveland who will visit their uncle Elmer Morrow on Butler Avenue and grandmother Mrs Cook of Croton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morrow
W. S. Randall
Butler Avenue
Scott Street
Stella
Lela Morrow
Cleveland
Elmer Morrow
Mrs. Cook
Croton Avenue
Local serenade greets newlyweds on Crawford Avenue
Mr and Mrs Harry Gerhard a recent bride and groom were serenaded at their Crawford avenue home Wednesday evening. Neighbors and friends gathered with tin pans bells and horns remaining for hours drawing much attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gerhard
Crawford Avenue
William D Guyton and Miss Lina Gumfory Married at St Patrick
William D Guyton and Miss Lina M Gumfory wed at six this morning at St Patrick parochial residence officiated by Rev B Donohoe. They left for a trip to Pittsburg and New Castle and will reside at 1319 New Street after their return. The bride is daughter of Mrs William Gumfory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Guyton
Lina M. Gumfory
St. Patrick’s
B. Donohoe
Pittsburg
New Castle
New Street
Franklin News
William Gumfory
Missionary Society Hay Ride to Hoffmeister Home
The Ladies Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will depart Thursday at 7 PM on the Youngstown car for Edenburg where hay wagons will take them to the Hoffmeister home near Mt. Jackson. They will be hosted by their president Mrs. C. W. Williams.
Luncheon Honors Miss Ward and Guests at Lawrence Club
Miss Florence White hosted a luncheon at the Lawrence club Wednesday at 1 o clock in honor of Miss Helen Ward and her house guests Misses Eleanor Gosling and Martha Walton of St Davids and Miss Dorothy Schroder of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence White
East Grant Street
Lawrence Club
Helen Ward
Eleanor Gosling
Martha Walton
St. Davids
Dorothy Schroder
Lancaster
Club Enjoys Meeting With Miss Beck and Guests
Members of the C. T. C. club met Wednesday evening at Miss Hattle Beck's Terrace avenue home for an engaging session. Music was featured and refreshments were served. They will visit Miss Marian Hess next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattle Beck
Terrace Avenue
C. T. C. Club
Marian Hess
Camping plans near Pine Street grandparents home
The note mentions a family preparing to go camping and likely choosing stop 82-A on the Sharon line, indicating final arrangements will be completed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Street
Sharon Line
Marriage of Margaret Brown and Mark M Butler Revealed
News reaches the city of the marriage of Mrs. Margaret Brown and Mark M Butler paper hanger. The couple wed in Butler a few weeks ago and now reside on County Line street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Brown
Mark M. Butler
Butler
County Line Street
Local residents visit Sunny Side Farm at Conneaut Lake
Leroy Leyman of Morton street and Earl Carbaugh of Greenwood avenue returned from a visit to Sunny Side Farm, Gaylord Logan’s home at Conneaut Lake. Sunday evening Mr. Carbaugh played the pipe organ at the Auditorium at Conneaut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Leroy Leyman
Morton Street
Earl Carbaugh
Greenwood Avenue
Sunny Side Farm
Gaylord Logan
Conneaut Lake
Mr. Carbaugh
Conneaut
Winona Club Holds Picnic at Cascade Park
A dozen members of the Winona club gathered for a Wednesday evening picnic at Cascade park. Supper was served in the grove and several guests later attended the summer theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Club
Cascade Park
Grove
Luncheon Guest Miss Mabel Leathers At Wheatland Fourth
Miss Mabel Leathers of this city was an out of town guest at a luncheon given by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Chambers of Wheatland on the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Leathers
Thomas H. Chambers
Wheatland
Quiet steel industry signals gradual revival ahead
The Iron Trade Review notes the steel sector remains in a dull season with many plants idle for inventories and repairs. Sentiment improves, Homestead works of Carnegie Steel show above average June operations, and railroads seek more iron and steel for rolling stock repairs, hinting at growing activity soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron and Steel
Iron Trade Review
Homestead Works
Carnegie Steel Company
Realty transfers list shows multiple ward changes and prices
Realty transfers include George Greer to American Tinplate for 1300 in Seventh ward. American Tinplate to American Sheet and Tinplate for 1 in Seventh ward. Fair Grounds Land company to John W Philpot for 725 in Second ward. James P Caldwell to John W Brothers for 3700 in Second ward. North Pittsburg Realty company to John C Brown for 1300 in Fourth ward. Edward T Kurtz to Edward J Reebel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Greer
American Tinplate Company
Seventh Ward
American Sheet and Tinplate Company
Fair Grounds Land Company
John W. Philpot
Second Ward
James P. Caldwell
John W. Brothers
North Pittsburg Realty Company
John C. Brown
Fourth Ward
Edward T Kurtz
Edward J. Reebel
Paul Sutton’s Wedding Ends Long Recovery Fight
Paul Sutton, a Youngstown boy who lay unconscious for four weeks after being struck by a car, marries amid a community note of his recovery and renewed life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sutton
Youngstown
Local social notes list births and visits across city
Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. Harvey Milholland of Stewart place a son. Born to Mr. and Mrs. George Mc Farland of Arlington avenue a son. Miss Ethel Harrington of Wallace avenue returns from Rock Creek Ohio. George W. Fletcher of Pittsburg visits his aunt Mrs Edward Baacke of Martin street. Emma Bauman of Pittsburg visits sister Mrs J Ed Cooke of Wallace avenue. Minnie Kerber of Blaine street visits friends in Sharon for a week. Jean Snyder of Highland avenue visits her father Henry P. Snyder of Connellsville. Mrs Joseph Rigby and son Raymond of Sharon visit Norris Mitchell of Blaine street. Arthur Keagy of Croton avenue improving after illness. Mrs Oberly and son Floyd of Greensburg visit T. C. Humphrey of Park avenue. Mrs Ira Kerr and son John of Sharon return home after visiting here. Mr and Mrs Robert Reiber of West Washington street leave to spend time in Colorado visiting Pueblo. Mrs LaVerne Hummell of Park avenue returns from Cleveland and Akron. Mrs Richard Andrews of Oak street and Miss Jennie Gourley of Spruce street visit Bear Lake New York. Mr and Mrs Frank Harmon of this city guests of Mr and Mrs H. T. Williams of Niles, will leave for Denver for Mrs Harmon’s health. William Kerber of this city now in Youngstown leaves for Dallas Texas to spend a month and visit Mexico. H F Fenton of Highland avenue goes to Kansas to join Mrs Fenton and then spend a month in Colorado and western points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Fletcher
Pittsburg
Edward Baacke
Martin Street
Emma Bauman
J. Ed Cooke
Wallace Avenue
Minnie Kerber
Blaine Street
Sharon
Jean Snyder
Highland Avenue
Henry P. Snyder
Connellsville
Joseph Rigby
Raymond
Norris Mitchell
Arthur Keagy
Croton Avenue
Oberly
Floyd
Greensburg
T. C. Humphrey
Park Avenue
Ira Kerr
John
LaVerne Hummell
Cleveland
Akron
Richard Andrews
Oak Street
Jennie Gourley
Spruce Street
Bear Lake
N. Y
Frank Harmon
H. T. Williams
Niles
Denver
Holiness convention held by New Castle district in Struthers
The Holiness convention of the New Castle district of the Wesleyan Methodist church is being held at Struthers. The session will continue until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiness Convention
New Castle District
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Struthers
Ministers condemn pardon board in murder cases
Franklin ministers denounce the pardon board for commuting James Strail’s death sentence and for denying a similar motion in Mike Holka’s murder case. Rev Bettie and Rev Fikes urge governor intervention, warning the decision risks state standing and public order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pardon Board
Franklin
James Strail
Mike Holka
Strail
Holka
R. B. Bettie
First Presbyterian Church
M. P. Fikes
Board of Pardons
Fikes
Strait
New Minister Installed at South Sharon
Rev. Mr. Blackwood of Noblestown Ohio was installed as pastor of the United Presbyterian church in South Sharon Tuesday night. He succeeds Rev. Hugh S. Boyd who resigned recently due to inability to secure a house at that place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Blackwood
Noblestown
United Presbyterian Church
South Sharon
Hugh S. Boyd
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments
Warning against mercury based catarrh remedies and urging use of safe internal treatment Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Claims no mercury and direct action on blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flair
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Ohio
F. J. Keney & Co
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Jackson Home
Tillmang
Washington St
Panama
Hix
McComb
Carter-Lee
Davis-McCreary
Will
Cc. T. C
BASE
Metzler
Col. Mill and
Mennen’s
Colgate
Shilling Bros
Pittsburg St
C. Harvey Milholland
Stewart Place
George McFarland
Arlington Avenue
Ethel Harrington
Rock Creek
Robert Reiber
West Washington Street
Colorado
Pueblo
Mather Bros. CO
East Washington ST
Citizens National Bank
D. R. Bollard
R. L. Matthews Electric CO
North and Mill Union
Sts
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