Mrs Keast at Neshannock Hosts 80th Birthday Reception
A large Monday gathering at Mrs John Keast on Neshannock Avenue celebrated her 80th birthday with daughters organizing the event without her knowledge. Hospital Sewing Circle and Ladies Aid society members visited, presenting flowers and gifts while Mrs W A Stritmater and relatives assisted with refreshments and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keast
Neshannock Avenue
Kenast
Hospital Sewing Circle
Ladies Aid Society
Flrst Methodist Church
Reed-Wible Wedding Set For Tuesday Evening
Mr and Mrs William E B Waddington and daughter Florence visit Volant for the wedding of Miss Anna Reed and Rev Clarence Wible at the bride's home Tuesday at 4 30 PM Florence Waddington to serve as attendant to her aunt in this Volant ceremony at the Reed residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William EB. Waddington
Florence
Wildwood Avenue
James H. Reed
Volant
Anna Reed
Clarence Wible
Florence Waddington
Miss Jean Young to Spend Summer at Sparrow Lake
Miss Jean Young of Grant Street travels Tuesday with her grandmother Mrs. Susan McMath to Sparrow Lake Canada to join her parents Mr. and Mrs. B A Young for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Young
Grant Street
Susan McMath
Sparrow Lake
Can
B. A. Young
Mrs Murphy to Entertain at Lawrence Club Luncheon
Mrs. Andrew G. Murphy will entertain Wednesday at a Lawrence club luncheon with Mrs. W. C. Bender of Erie as honor guest. Later, the ladies will form a driving party to attend the races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew G. Murphy
Lawrence Club
W. C. Bender
Erie
Informal Reception for Visiting Girl Guests
Miss Edith Church of Ithaca N Y hosted a reception for visiting guest Miss Marian Osborne of Youngstown and Miss Margaret Curtis of North Jefferson Street. The 4 to 6 pm event featured summer flowers, attractive rooms, and refreshments in the dining room with Dorothy Curtis Elsie Church and Margaret Marshall assisting. Guests included Miss Sara Cromlish of Pittsburgh and other friends from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Church
Ithaca
N. Y
Margaret Curties
North Jefferson Street
Marian Osborne
Youngstown
Dorothy Curtis
Elsie Church
Margaret Marshall
Sara Cromlish
Pittsburg
Leap Year Party Bids Farewell To Miss Jackson
A small leap year party on Wallace avenue honored Miss Lillian Jackson who is moving to Oberlin Ohio. Miss Susanna Guy and Mrs. A Martin Graham hosted more than a dozen guests with games and music. Pink and white decorations set a pretty luncheon scene. Miss Nellie Hart will host a farewell gathering for Miss Jackson on North Mercer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Jackson
Wallace Avenue
Oberlin
Susanna Guy
A. Martin Graham
Shaw Street
Nellie Hart
North Mercer Street
Miss Jackson
Social engagements noted in local notices
Miss Dorothy Curtis hosts dinner for guest Miss Elsie Church from Ithaca New York. Mrs W S Mears holds 2 to 5 pm reception for visiting house guests. The Circulating Book club is hosted by Miss Florence White. The Mentor club plans a park picnic. Miss Marian Hess hosts C T C club at grandparents home on Pine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Curtis
North Jefferson Street
Elsie Church
Ithaca
N.Y
W. S. Mears
Neshannock Avenue
Florence White
Grant Street
Mentor Club
Marian Hess
C. T. C. Club
Pine Street
Marriage of Miss Marie Allen and Gilbert Zehner Planned
Announcement notes the marriage of Miss Marie Allen of New Wilmington and Mr. Gilbert B. Zehner of Pittsburgh to be held Wednesday at the bride's mother's home, with a short wedding trip and residence to follow in Pittsburgh. Zehner, a well known lawyer, and Allen, a former Central school teacher, have many friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Allen
New Wilmington
Gilbert
Quiet Wedding Unites Miss Simpson and Tony Cunti
A quiet ceremony was held Tuesday at 10:30 where Miss Alice Frances Simpson wed Tony Cunti. Both residents of the Seventh ward, the 17 year old bride wore a white lace dress with her father accompanying her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Frances Simpson
Tony Cunti
Seventh Ward
Orchestra Club Delights With Music Session on Boyles Avenue
Members of the Orchestra club enjoyed a pleasant meeting on Monday evening with music and refreshments. The group adjourned to reconvene next Tuesday evening with Miss Mabel McCandless of Pittsburg Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Sarver
Boyles Avenue
Orchestra Club
Mabel McCandless
Pittsburg Street
First Methodist Women to Meet Friday Afternoon
The Women s Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist church will be entertained by Mrs George Greer of North Jefferson Street Friday afternoon. Mrs J E Drake will lead and deaconess work will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Church
George Greer
North Jefferson St
J. E. Drake
Daughters of America Plan Picnic at Idora Park
Members of the Daughters of America will depart at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning by Youngstown car for their second annual picnic linked with Idora council at Idora Park in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
Youngstown
Idora Council
Idora Park
Wheeling and Steubenville Guests Arrive in City
Mrs. William Ward and daughter Jean of Wheeling with Misses Henrietta Mary Nancy Hill and Miss Grace Hammond of Steubenville arrived Tuesday to be house guests of Mrs. W S Lhrears at Neshannock Avenue for a week or so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ward
Jean
Wheeling
Henrietta
Mary
Nancy Hill
Grace Hammond
Steubenville
W. S. Lhrears
Neshannock Avenue
P. L. D. Reading Circle Holds Meeting at West Falls Home
The P. L. D. Reading circle met at Mrs. Francis Williams' residence in West Falls Street. Members planned the next gathering for two weeks hence at Mrs. Rebecca Baker's Green Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. D. Reading Circle
Francis Williams
West Falls Street
Rebecca Baker
Green Street
West Pittsburg Notes From Moravia to Niagara Falls
West Pittsburg residents report a number of local items. Mrs. James Hermon and Lena visited Moravia while Mrs. Dodds Campbell improves. D. C. Briggs lost a coon dog after it killed a neighbor’s cat. A. Brown hosts and visits concluded. Travelers Hewitt, Cosgrove, Richardson return from Niagara Falls and the Great Lakes. A severe wind storm Friday night toppled a curb on Eighth Street, shattered Center Avenue Hotel glass, and felled trees, the worst storm of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hermon
Lena
Moravia
Dodds Campbell
D. C
J. L. Richardson
Great Lakes
West Pittsburg
Eighth Street
Center Avenue
Local Visitors and Guests Attend in Several Cities
John M. Snyder visited Youngstown on Monday evening. Mrs. Thomas McCormick of Long and Clearview avenues visits friends in Sharon. Mrs. George Sperry of Chicago stays with her parents on Pittsburg Street. Miss Marian Osborne of Youngstown guests Miss Margaret Curtis on North Jefferson Street. Mrs. W. E. Taylor and Ruth Taylor of Slippery Rock visit Mr. and Mrs. C. Taylor on Hillcrest Avenue. Irene Woodcock returns from a two week visit with Alma Brenner in Youngstown. Mrs. T. B. Bittner and Mrs. Emma Ferguson of Terre Haute visit Mrs. Robert McCandless on East North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Snyder
Youngstown
Thomas McCormick
Long and Clearview Avenues
Sharon
George Sperry
Chicago
J. A. Miguel
Pittsburg Street
Marian Osborne
Margaret Curtis
North Jeffeson Street
Irene Woodcock
Bleakley Avenue
a_e
Alma Brenner
T. B. Bittner
Emma Ferguson
Terre Haute
Robert McCandless
East North Street
Lynching of Negro Attacker in Tennessee
A mob of over 100 men seized Hugh Jones after he attempted to assault 17 year old Ora Yoppes in Middletown Tennessee. Four hours of parley followed before Jones was strung to a sapling tree near La Grange. Police had been bringing him to Middleton when the mob forced release and possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Memphis
Tenn
Hugh Jones
Middleton
SMALL TROUBLES IN ALDERMANIC COURTS
Vincenzo Dileto pressed adultery charges against his wife Anne Dileto naming Gaetano Dilbeno as co respondent. Anne Dileto released on $500 bail for a hearing next Monday. John Nene jailed six days on information by F W Diefenderfert. Floyd Kneram discharged at a hearing on assault and battery charges by Jennie Kneram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincenzo Dileto
Ranney
Anne Dileto
Gaetano Dilbeno
Dileto
John Nene
Alderman Ranney
F. W. Diefenderfert
Floyd Kneram
Jennie Kneram
Church Teams to Play Ball
Baseball nines from Second United Presbyterian and Third United Presbyterian churches meet Wednesday at 6 at East side grounds. Second church won the previous game, and Third church seeks revenge amid growing local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church
Third United Presbyterian Church
East Side
Mary McGunnigle Dies After Fall in Youngstown
Mrs. Mary McGunnigle of Youngstown died yesterday from injuries sustained in a fall. The report notes she succumbed to the mishap after the mishap occurred, with medical staff attending at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McGunnigle
Youngstown
Brown Couple Returns From Lake Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs Carl Brown have returned from a lake trip and now reside in this city as a newly married couple observed in society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brown
Magnolia Kensington Meeting With Mrs Hackett Friday
The Magnolia Kensington will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Benjamin Hackett of 487 West North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Kensington
Benjamin Hackett
West North Street
Ice Cream Social at Ray Street Mission Thursday
An ice cream social is planned in connection with the Ray street mission on Thursday the 16th at 7 p.m. Attendance expected from local residents and mission supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Lightning hits Youngstown club house in $5000 fire loss
A lightning strike last night damaged a club house in Youngstown, destroying the building and causing an estimated $5,000 in losses. The incident was reported after being observed from Frew's window and noted as occurring on Tuesday, July 21 at Cassade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Maccabees
Cascade Park
Frew
Youngstown
Deaths of the Day Mrs. Isabel C. Emery
Mrs. Isabel Campbell Emery widow of David Emery dies at her Greenville home. Born in Lawrence county in 1829 she is survived by P. c. Emery of Pittsburg Captain John W and Mrs E A Emery of Philadelphia W W A G and C E Emery of Greenville. Funeral for Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Harvey of West Moravia will be Wednesday at 2 PM at the Presbyterian church West Moravia with interment at Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Campbell Emery
David Emery
Greenville
Lawrence County
P. c. Emery
Pittsburg
John W
E. A. Emery
Philadelphia
W. W
A. G
C. E. Emery
Sarah Elizabeth Harvey
West Moravia
Presbyterian Church
Clinton
Vaudeville House Front Under Construction in Coliseum
Work began Tuesday morning on a new front for the Coliseum to be transformed into a vaudeville house by September. The design includes end store rooms and a central theater entrance, promising one of the handsomest fronts in Western Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliseum
Pennsylvania
Footnote Injury During Old Home Week Wounds Woman
Mrs Wallace Sternes of Youngstown is recovering after a feather tickler during Old Home week caused a splinter to lodge in her hand and led to blood poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Sternes
Youngstown
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