Toy Shop entertainment at high school auditorium
A mid eighties French toy shop hosts The Toy Shop entertainment under Miss Louise Treadwell. The play uses pantomime and dance to show a day in the shop ending with a departing Fairy dancing doll. Cast features George Long as shopkeeper and Madam Mabel Clendenin with a child audience expected for a matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Treadwell
George 8. Long
Wallace Allen
James Jandernal
Wallace Clendenin
Virginia Rice
Sally Lou Offutt
Louise McGonigle
Vivian Spencer
Robert Beader
Elizabeth Veach
Esther Hawley
Helen Cotton
Winifred Johnson
Charles Johnson, Jr
Alice Smith
Mary Beader
James Smith, Jr
William Beader
Margaret Byers
Dorothy Leavy
Leander Kirk
Bonnel White
Elinor McKee
Mary Patterson
Clara Cotton
Katherine Cotton
Jane Agnes Phillips
Elizabeth Byers
Eleanor Treadwell
Clyde Leasure
Herbert Ker
Card party at Mercer street hosts next gathering set
Associates in the New Castle Hospital club spent Wednesday evening at Mrs. John Lewis home on Mercer street for cards. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is in two weeks with Mrs. Ella Fields of West Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
John Lewis
Mercer Street
Avenue of Amusement
Ella Fields
West Washington Street
Circulating Book Club Closes Season With Pleasant Tea
A cheerful finale to the Circulating Book Club season was marked by a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. W. K. Hugus on Highland Avenue. The event followed the usual program and featured delicious refreshments as a concluding highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Hugus
Highland Avenue
Y. O. A. Club Meets at Miss Francis Home
A Wednesday evening Y. O. A. club gathering was held at Miss Elsie Elizabeth Francis of Uber street. Special guest Miss Elizabeth Francis attended and refreshments followed the social period. In two weeks Mrs. R. E. Johns of Mercer street will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. O. A. Club
Elsie Francis
Uber Street
Elizabeth Francis
R. E. Johns
Mercer Street
Metzler Toy Shop Tickets Found In City
A fragment from a local page notes Charles T. Metzler and a toy shop with tickets and a service tag. The legible portion hints at a small community inventory or event listing.
High School Faculty Members to Wed in July
Announcement of the engagement of Louise Kelley of St Josephs Michigan and Joseph C Blucher of South Jefferson Street both educators at the local high school The marriage is planned for July at the bride’s mother home in St Josephs Kelley a Latin teacher graduate of the University of Toronto has taught here since the holidays Blucher a chemistry teacher is a graduate of the local high school Allegheny College and New York University
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Kelley
St. Josephs
Mich
Joseph C. Blucher
South Jefferson Street
Edwards. Kelley
Miss Kelley
University of Toronto
Can
Blucher
Jere Blucher
Allegheny College
Meadville
New York University
Sixth Hunt family reunion at George Deans near Gibsondale shines with 175 in attendance
The sixth annual Hunt reunion was hosted by George Dean near Gibsondale with 175 relatives and friends. A noon dinner and program including singing, prayers, and recitations followed. Officers were elected: President John Pounds, Secretary Mrs William White, Treasurer William Weigle, Historian George Dean. Next reunion planned for June 1916 at J M Hunts near Harlansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
George Dean
Gibsondale
America
Hunter
Searing
Mabel Weigle
Grace McCurdy
Evelyn Weller
Manning Moore
Harlansburg
John Pounds
William White
William Weigle
J. M. Hunt
C. B. Hunt
Co. W. Hunt
Charles McClelland
New Castle
Warren
Ernest
Myrtle Hunt
Bellevue
Black
Joseph Hindman
John McFarland
Robert McFarland
Eliza McFarland
Stella
Grove City
Friday Social Notes At Wallace And Nearby Homes
The Misses Ruth and Lillian Gen kinger host the E. A. T. club on Wallace avenue. Mrs. Frank Robison on Phillips street entertains the D. W. T. club. Rebekah chapter meets Ada Reed at Mrs. A. C. Kiser’s North Cedar street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Lillian Genkinger
Wallace Avenue
E. A. T. Club
Frank Robison
Phillips Street
D. W. T. Club
Rebekah
Ada Reed
A. C. Kiser
North Cedar Street
Harry Urmson
Berger Place
Louise Treadwell
F. E. Sowersby
Garfield Avenue
Mondamin Club
William Evans
South Mill Street
Z. R. Johnson
West Washington Street
Holland Club
Re-Echo Club
E. C. McCracken
Court Street
Clemens marries Minnie Stroud and Clarence Wooddy in Maryland
In a First Methodist church ceremony Dr. J. H. Clemens wed Miss Minnie D. Stroud of Maine and Clarence Wooddy of this city. A dinner for twelve followed at Croton avenue hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Humble. The couple depart for a trip to New York Boston and Maine with plans to return around September 1. Wooddy is identified as a Baltimore and Ohio engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
J. H. Clemens
Minnie D. Stroud
Maine
Clarence Wooddy
J. H. Humble
Croton Avenue
Mary Watson
Katherine Nelson
Jeannette Am
Shenan zo Valley Hospital Graduation Dinner
The graduating class was hosted at 6 o clock by Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Cochran in Wilmington avenue home assisted by Miss Elizabeth Charles. The event featured red and white decorations and music by Harry Sheppard, Miss Margaret Mechling, Miss Barthe, and Miss Charles with guests including Misses Mary Charles, Mary Barth, Mildred Gilligan, Elizza Dean, and Miss Benninghoff of Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenanzo Valley Hospital
Charles T. Cochran
Elizabeth Charles
Wilmington Avenue
Harry Sheppard
Margaret Mechling
Miss Barthe
Miss Charles
Mary Charles
Mary Barth
Mildred Gilligan
Elizza Dean
Miss Benninghoff
Mercer
Eastside Book Club enjoys Victrola music and refreshments
Mrs. Robert Lowery of Boyles Avenue hosted the Eastside Book Club on Wednesday afternoon with Victrola music, fancy work, and refreshments. Special guest Mrs. A E Stahl attended with Misses Maude and Eddie McCullough assisting. On June 23 Mrs. Harry McCaskey of Whippo Street will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lowery
Boyles Avenue
Eastside Book Club
A. E. Stahl
Maude
Ediie McCullough
Harry McCaskey
Whippo Street
Arbor Vitae Kensington Social Gathering
A Wednesday afternoon event at Arbor Vitae Kensington featured sewing and informal visiting hosted by Mrs. Henry Allen of Chestnut Street with assistance from her daughter Helen. Refreshments were served. In two weeks Mrs. Charles Patterson will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbor Vitae Kensington
Henry Allen
Chestnut Street
Helen
Charles Patterson
Altruistic Circle Members Spend Wednesday Afternoon
Members of the Altruistic Circle spent Wednesday afternoon in the community service gathering, volunteering time and effort to local charities and neighborhood projects. The event emphasized teamwork and helping residents in need.
Last meeting set for Friday afternoon June 11
Home of Mrs. L. L. Swan on North View Avenue hosted special guests Mrs. Anna Watson of Oil City and Miss Jean Ingham who helped serve refreshments. The season ends with a gathering on Friday afternoon June 11 hosted by Mrs. J. W. Sarver of Fairmont Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Swan
Northview Avenue
Anna Watson
Oil City
Jean Ingham
J. W. Sarver
Fairmont Avenue
Look out Kensington Holds Formal Meeting at Williamson Home
An important Look out Kensington meeting was held at Mrs. Louis Williamson's Vine Street home all day Wednesday. Quilting provided a diversion and a dinner was served. Officers were elected: Past president Mrs. William Foster, president Mrs. Burchart, vice president Mrs. Fehrenbaugh, secretary Mrs. George Sherger, treasurer Mrs. William Gray. Special guests included Mrs. Russell Garwig and Mrs. Henry Stroble. In two weeks Mrs. Charles Fletcher of Waldo will attend.
Shenango Family Attends Birmingham School Commencement
Mr and Mrs Henry Weinschenk of Shenango township travel home with children Sara Virginia and Joseph and niece Elizabeth Reed from Birmingham where they attended the commencement exercises at Birmingham school. Their daughter Margaret Weinschenk graduated and will return home. Miss Clarinda Wallace also attended as a graduate from a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Weinschenk
Shenango Township
Sara
Virginia
Joseph
Elizabeth Reed
Lincoln Avenue
Birmingham
Birmingham School
Margaret Weinschenk
Clarinda Wallace
Madison Avenue
Marriage Announcement Grace Paden and Ernest Tin dall
Announcement of the marriage of Grace Paden daughter of Mr and Mrs M G Paden near Petersburg to Ernest Kemp Tindall of Willow Grove. The ceremony was held in Youngstown Tuesday afternoon with Rev Ryan of Central Christian Church officiating. The couple resides with the groom s parents Mr and Mrs Mifflin Tindall of Willow Grove who witnessed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Paden
M. G. Paden
Near Petersburg
Ernest Kemp Tindall
Willow Grove
Youngstown
Rev
Ryan
Central Christian Church
Mifflin Tindall
1907 Card club hosted by West Side Home entries
Mrs James O Laughlin entertained the 1907 Card club on Wednesday evening at West Washington street with four tables. Mrs Patrick Thornton Mrs A Heinrich Mrs P Sarver and Mrs Ubry won club favors and Mrs C Fulkerson took the visitor's prize. Mrs Troup of Pittsburg attended as an out of town guest. In two weeks Mrs William Jackson of Boroughline street will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Laughlin
West Washington Street
Card Club
Patrick Thornton
A. Heinrich
P. Sarver
Ubry
C. Fulkerson
Troup
Pittsburg
William Jackson
Boroughline Street
Dinner Honoring visitors at East Washington street
A 6 o'clock dinner hosted by Miss Gula Frew on East Washington street honored her sister Mrs. Edward C. Stoner and Mrs. Rice of Akron visiting for the week. Margarites adorned the table and ten covers were laid for guests including Mrs. Thomas Ashcom of Monessen. The evening continued with informal visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gula Frew
East Washington Street
Edward C. Stoner
Rice
Akron
Marguerites
Thomas Ashcom
Monessen
Wallace Avenue Bridge Club Recital of Win and Plans
Mrs Harry Brindle hosted a Wallace Avenue bridge party with guest Agnes Wallace. Katherine Kirk won the prize and Frances Leavy assisted. In two weeks Kirk will entertain the club at her Highland Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Avenue
Harry Brindle
Bridge Club
Agnes Wallace
Katherine Kirk
Frances Leavy
Miss Kirk
Highland Avenue
Senior class picnic at Cascade park with dancing
Chaperoned by Miss Rosena Gillman and Miss Florence Evans the senior class of the high school commercial department enjoyed a Wednesday afternoon picnic at Cascade park. After supper in the grove the party indulged in dancing and other diversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosena Gillman
Florence Evans
High School Commercial Department
Cascade Park
Mrs J Howard Robinson Attends New York Military Academy Graduation
Mrs J Howard Robinson of Walnut Street travels east to Cornell? Noting New York Military Academy at Cornwall on the Hudson for commencement with her son William among the graduates. They plan a visit to New York before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard Robinson
Walnut Street
New York Military Academy
Cornwall-on-the-Hudson
William
Kensington I D C I meeting plans June picnic
Meeting at Mrs. Henry McMullen home in East Washington street featured sewing and planning for a park picnic on June 16. Husbands will be invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McMullen
East Washington Street
I. D. C. I. Kensington
Meeting of the G G G Kensing ton Held at Mrs Allen's Home
A Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. John Allen's Franklin avenue residence featured social time and plans for a park picnic scheduled for two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. G. Kensington
John Allen
Franklin Avenue
Senior Class Picnic in Park Amid Rain
Despite bad weather the senior class enjoyed a park picnic today with dinner in the grove and dancing, reporting a general good time.
Mrs. Smith Sankey Hosts T. W. Kensington Visit
Mrs. Smith Sankey of Richelieu avenue entertained T. W. Kensington on Wednesday afternoon with usual diversions. Hostess was assisted by her daughter Helen and Mrs. C. C. Cooper. In two weeks Mrs. A. M. Neely of the same street will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Sankey
Richelieu Avenue
T. W. Kensington
Helen
C. C. Cooper
A. M. Neely
Mrs Johnson Hosts J C O Club Evening
Mrs Samuel Johnson Jr hosted the J C O club Wednesday evening with the usual diversions. Miss Vernice Schorndorfer will serve as hostess in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Johnson, Jr
Vernice Schorndorfer
Mahoning Book Club Meeting Postponed
The Mahoning Book club meeting with Mrs. F. W. Guy of North Liberty street, scheduled for Wednesday, was postponed until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Book Club
F. W. Guy
North Liberty Street
Mrs Warren and son visit Biles family for week
Mrs Phillip Warren and her son from Sharon arrived today for a week's visit with Mr and Mrs C W Biles and their daughter Josephine of Reis street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Warren
Sharon
C. W. Biles
Josephine
Reis Street
Miss Rachel Morehead Returns from Visit
Miss Rachel Morehead of LEast Street has returned from a visit and is reported to be in good spirits. Local residents note she traveled to a nearby town for a brief social engagement and arrived home yesterday.
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Rachel Morehead
Least Street
Mr and Mrs John M Watson Jr of Detroit Michigan
Mr and Mrs John M Watson Jr reside in Detroit Michigan. The note mentions the Watsons as a married couple with residence in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Watson, Jr
Detroit, Mich
Local travellers visit Erie Buffalo and Niagara Falls trio
Mr and Mrs John Kiefer with David Samuels Walter Johnson William Merriman and Miss Sarah Pillifant returned from an automobile trip to Erie Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kiefer
David Samuels
Walter Johnson
William Merriman
Sarah Pillifant
Erie
Buffalo
Niagara Alls
Personal Mentions From City Visitors and Newborns
A list of local residents and visitors with multiple short notes. Bert Foster of Plaingrove visited the city on Wednesday. John Kiefer of Long Avenue motored to Meadville yesterday. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weller of 623 Raymond Street. T. E. Smith of Walnut Street conducted business in Marietta Ohio yesterday. Judson Rodgers of Plaingrove township did business at the courthouse yesterday. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Jessup at the corner of Taylor Avenue and Allen Street. Irene Pinney has returned from Cleveland after a few days with friends. Mrs. Margaret Moore of Cleveland has returned home after weeks with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Budd F. Langdon of Highland Avenue returned from a visit to relatives in Erie. Mr. and Mrs. John Breen of Woodlawn concluded a visit with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Rothrauff of Taylor Street. R. J. Black of McKeesport has returned home after several days with Miss Nevada Hoover of Eastbrook Street. Mrs. A. Z. Zeigler of Sharon is visiting her daughters here, Mrs. C. R. Klingensmith and Mrs. Jacob Sonn tag. Mr. and Mrs. Parker Cunningham of Sharon are visiting the Cunningham family of North Jefferson Street. Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Thompson and Mrs. Charles Downs of Stoneboro have returned after visiting Mrs. R. M. Gwin. Miss Virginia Bauman of Neshamnock Avenue and her guest Miss Dorothy Jane Shoaff of Cleveland have returned from a visit to Mrs. F. H. Gembridge in Niles Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Foster
Plaingrove
John, Kiefer
Long Avenue
Meadville
Paul Weller
Raymond Street
T. E. Smith
Walnut Street
Marietta
Ohio
Judson Rodgers
Plaingrove Township
Court House
Benjamin Jessup
Taylor Avenue
Allen Street
Irene Pinney
Cleveland
Margaret Moore
Budd F. Langdon
Highland Avenue
Erie
John Breen
Woodlawn
T. A. Rothrauff
Taylor Street
R. J. Black
McKeesport
J. P. H. Cunningham
North Jefferson Street
R. A. Thompson
Charles Downs
Stoneboro
R. M. Gwin
East Washington Street
Virginia Bauman
Neshannock Avenue
Dorothy Jane Shoaff
F. H. Gembridge
Niles
Religious and Fraternal Circles Gather for Meetings
Women’s groups from Cro ton Methodist First Christian Central Third Christian and Fourth Presbyterian churches plan monthly business meetings. The Cro ton Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 8 PM. the June CWBMA auxiliaries meet Friday at 2 30 PM at Mrs Thos W Phillips 905 Highland Ave. Baraca Cadets meet tonight at First Baptist church. Fourth Presbyterian Ladies Aid met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs William Barber’s Wilson Ave with sewing and lunch. next meeting details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Croton Methodist Church
First Christian
Central
Third Christian
Thos. W. Phillips
Highland Avenue
Baraca
First Baptist Church
Ladies Aid Society
Fourth Presbyterian Church
William Barber
Wilson Avenue
Barber
Charles Long
P. A. Buchanan
Ortz
Meeting of Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at First M E
A meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church is set for Friday at 3 PM at the parsonage. Mrs J H Clem ens will host with Mrs C C Hoye and Mrs W A Taylor directing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
M. E. Church
J. H. Clemens
C. C. Hoye
W. A. Taylor
Boy Scouts Plan Camp Along Slippery Rock Creek
Members of the Y M C A Highland and Mahoningtown Boy Scout troops meet Friday at 5 30 PM at the Y M C A for supper to plan a camp along Slippery Rock creek by the three troops. The camp runs June 20 to 30 with final packing instructions at the meeting. Boys should bring sandwiches and ten cents for supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland and
Mahoningtown
Boy Scouts
Slippery Rock Creek
Kimberly Trustees Discuss Requests in Sharon Meeting
Several trustees of the Kimberly estate held a conference in Sharon to discuss legal questions and potential endowments. Talks included gifts to the Buhl club and a nurse's home in Sharon, with anticipated donations to the Almira home and local hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly Estate
Sharon
Buhl Club
Almira
J C McCready Loses Horse From Ice Merchant Team
J C McCready the ice merchant lost one of his pair of gray horses yesterday. The team was one of the best in the city and the loss is heavy for the well known dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McCready
Bake Sale Saturday by First Baptist church group
A bake sale is planned for Saturday June 5 by L. A. S. of First Baptist Church Springer's meat ee North Mill Street. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Springer’s Meat Ee North Mill Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
TOY Shop’’ Entertainment
Circulating Book Club
Harles T. Metzler
P. S
Roberts’ Millinery
North Mill Street
Phone Bell
Owens
Hunt Reunion
Altruistic Circle
Lookout Kensington
Son
J. C O. Meeting
Book Club
Detroit
Ladies Aid Meeting
Cc. W. B. M. Meeting
Baraca Cadets
Aid Society
Euwer
Euwer’s
Buwer’s Big Furniture Store
Mill ST
Bargain
Mill St. Annex
India
Kimberly
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