Reception Honors Pastor and Upcoming Marriage'annonce
Informal Monday reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. L. Roberts in Carlisle Street honored new pastor Rev. H. J. Whalen and his wife. Attendees included local deacons and spouses from First Baptist Church with discussion of church matters and a luncheon. Also noted is the forthcoming marriage of John M. Aiken of Aberdeen to Nellie Croston of Hoquam scheduled for March 11 at the bride's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. L. Roberts
Carlisle Street
H. J. Whalen
First Baptist Church
W. D. Switzer
J. W. Hyde
P. V. Jones
John W. Owens
Caven
Solomon Hilderbrand
David 8. Williams
John M. Aiken
Aberdeen
Wash
Nellie Croston
Hoquam
Thomas Croston
Aiken
Leslie Aiken
Wampum
The
Traction Company
Social Ten Club Hosts Monday Evening Entertainment
Mrs Meskill of Atlantic Avenue entertained the Social Ten club with cards and dancing. A luncheon followed and decorations featured red and green. The club will suspend sessions until after Easter when Mrs Hogue of West Washington Street will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Meskill
Atlantic Avenue
Social Ten Club
Hogue
West Washington Street
Current Events Circle Meets at Pittsburg Street Home
The Current Events circle followed its usual order of business in a Monday afternoon session with Mrs J J Dean of Pittsburg Street. After discussing the current events the group adjourned to reconvene in two weeks with Miss Mollie Davis of North Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Dean
Pittsburg Street
Mollie Davis
North Jefferson Street
Leap Year Party at Mayers Home
A Leap Year party was held Monday evening at Miss Lena Mayers’s Scott Street home with green and white decorations for St Patrick's Day ahead. The entertainment included parlor games and a reflective farewell treat. Attending were May Armstrong Nellie Fout Cora Yount Carrie Anderson Gila Allen Ethel Campbell Myrtle Caldwell Nellie Lena Mayers Merrs Carl Patterson Edward Davenport Ray Smith John Sedgwick Arthur Foster Owen Shields Albert Sadler Delmer Patterson Roy Caldwell Clarence Lindsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Armstrong
Nellie Fout
Cora Yount
Carrie Anderson
Gila “Allen
Ethel Campbell
Myrtle Caldwell
Nellie
Lena Mayers
Merrs
Carl Patterson
Edward Davenport
Ray Smith
John Sedgwick
Arthur Foster
Owen Shields
Albert Sadler
Delmer Patterson
Roy Caldwell
Clarence Lindsey
Paul Laurence Dunbar Reading Circle Elects Officers
The Paul Laurence Dunbar Reading Circle met Monday evening with hostess Katharine Wynn of Harrison Street. "An Evening With the Poets" sparked the program and after it officers were elected: President Katharine Wynn First vice president Nettie G. Coleman Second vice president Margaret Botts Secretary Blanche Dillard Assistant secretary Francis Williams Treasurer Jennie Brown Chaplain Dora B. Hill Assistant chaplain Callie Proffit Reporter Anna Oakes. Refreshments followed. next meeting is March 16 hosted by Ella Witbeck on Hamilton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Laurence Dunbar
Katherine Wynn
Harrison Street
Nettie G. Coleman
Margaret Botts
Blanche Dillard
Francis Williams
Jennie Brown
Dora B. Hill
Callie Proffit
Anna Oakes
Ella Wit‘beck
Hamilton Street
Hostess Miss Gula Gibson Entertains Friends
Miss Gula Gibson of Croton Avenue entertained a number of friends at her parents home Mr and Mrs J M Gibson. Euchre and music prefaced a dainty lunch with assistance from sister Miss Mayme Gibson. Present were Mr and Mrs Chester Glone Mr and Mrs Robert Armstrong and several Misses and Messrs including Anna Patton Helen Gibson Lillian Cameron Forrest Bricker Nelson Armstrong Chauncy Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gula Gibson
Croton Avenue
J. M. Gibson
Mayme Gibson
Chester Glone
Robert Armstrong
Anna Patton
Helen Gibson
Lillian Cameron
Carl Richel
Local club dances and meetings announced
The Pleasure club plans a dance at Peerless hall. The Temple club hosts the second dance in the 1. O. O. F. hall on Neshannock avenue. The Wednesday Morning Musical club meets at the First Baptist church at 10 with Miss Mary Hamilton as hostess. The Current Events circle of 1906 meets at Mrs. W. J. Whitling’s Richelieu avenue home. Mrs. Albert Butz will entertain the North Highland Swastika Kensington on Edgewood avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasure Club
Peerless Hall
Temple Club
Neshannock Avenue
First Baptist Church
Mary Hamilton
W. J. Whitling
Richelieu Avenue
Albert Butz
Edgewood Avenue
Kensington
Funeral services for Frank O. McFarland
The remains of Frank O. McFarland of Cleveland avenue were taken to Mercer county Monday for interment in Union Home cemetery near Grove City. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the late residence conducted by Rev. Andrew Magill of the Second United Presbyterian church. Many flowers were sent by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O. McFarland
Cleveland Avenue
Mercer County
Union Home Cemetery
Grove City
Aiieendance
Andrew Magill
Second United Presbyterian Church
Annie
Clara Lee
Sharpsville
W. D. Parker
County Line Street
A. E. Kerr
Third Ward
Chestnut Street
Scott F. Hershey
First Presbyterian Church
G. F. Falls
East Falls Street
W. J. McFarlin
Belle McFarlin
Youngstown
Hays Kimmel
R. W. Kushner
Struthers
Frank McFarland
J. T. Schimer
Schloss Bros. & Co
Custom Tailors
Baltimore
Cooper & Butler
William Moore
Lawton
Oklo
Elizabeth Patterson
Olive Braham
Westminster College
T. A. Patterson
Wallace Avenue
New Wilmington
Mrs. Watkins Hosts Farewell Party for William French
Mrs. BL F Watkins of Hamilton street entertained Monday evening in honor of William French a well known barber who will soon move to California Pa to make his future home Nine couples enjoyed games and music at the Watkins home A luncheon in pink and green followed and the guest received a set of cuff links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BL. F. Watkins
Hamilton Street
William French
California
Watkins
Yucatan Club Hosts Card Night at Highland Home
The Yucatan club met Monday at Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Clark’s Highland avenue residence. Prizes in the card game were won by Miss May Hoyt, Mrs. J. N. Martin, Mr. C. A. Phillips, and Mr. C. J. Kirk. A lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Clark
Highland Avenue
Yucatan Club
May Hoyt
J. N. Martin
C. A. Phillips
C. J. Kirk
T. S. S. Girls Planned Saturday Program
The T. S. S. girls will be entertained next Saturday afternoon by Miss Margaret McBride. Last Saturday afternoon they visited Miss Emma Christie of 100 Neshannock avenue where games and music preceded a dainty lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McBride
Emma Christie
Neshannock Avenue
Y. P. C. U. Meeting at First United Presbyterian
The Y P C U of the First United Presbyterian church will meet Thursday evening March 5 at 8 at 121 East Grant Street Miss Jessie Patton will host the monthly business meeting followed by a social period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Jessie Patton
East Grant Street
Auxiliary of Central Presbyterian Society Meeting
The Young Ladies Missionary Society of the Central Presbyterian Church will hold a Saturday afternoon meeting at six o'clock with Miss Annabel Stewart of Boyles Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
The
Central Presbyterian Church
Annabel Stewart
Boyles Avenue
Mr and Mrs Joseph Ligo Entertain At Two Dines
Mr and Mrs Joseph Ligo of Crawford Avenue will entertain at two dinner gatherings hosted at their home. The event emphasizes hospitality with guests welcomed for an evening of conversation and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ligo
Crawford Avenue
Spring Box Coats and Corset Covers Inexpensive Sale
Readable copy notes low price garments for infants and young children including coats and corset covers with small price marks. The listing emphasizes affordable spring wardrobe items and size details are limited due to OCR damage.
Fragments Hint at Two Evening Events This Week
The readable lines indicate two upcoming events scheduled for Thursday evening and Friday evening this week. Details such as exact times and venues are not provided in the fragment.
Newport C S P club hosts social evening at Moravia home
The C S P club of Newport enjoyed a pleasant evening at John Emery's home in Moravia with music and games and refreshments. They plan a meeting next Monday at Homer Aults Newport home. Attendees included Lena McDaniells Estella Ault Emma Ault Idyl Hennon Laura Veon Florence Gimberling Charles Law West Pittsburg Herman Veon Beaver Falls Fred Emery Homer Emery. Also noted a Lawrence county alumni L T L reception at George Sutton’s South Mill street home for Terrace avenue and Home street teachers, organized by the alumni class of 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. P. Club
Newport
John Emery
Moravia
Homer Ault
Lena McDaniells
Estella Ault
Emma Ault
Idyl Hennon
Laura Veon
Florence Gimberling
New York City
Charles Law
West Pittsburg
Herman Veon
Beaver Falls
Fred
Homer Emery
Lawrence County
George Sutton
South Mill Street
Terrace Avenue
Home Street
South Side
North Mill street couple host biweekly card club
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Greer of North Mill street entertained a circle of friends who meet for cards every two weeks. After the games, refreshments were served. Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Zerner of North street will entertain the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Greer
North Mill Street
H. E. Zerner
North Street
Orchestra Club Entertainment At Milton Street
Albert Street of Milton Street entertained the members of the Orchestra club Monday evening. Music was the principal feature of entertainment and refreshments were served. The members will meet next week with J. W. Sarver of Garfield Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Street
Milton Street
Orchestra Club
J. W. Sarver
Garfield Avenue
Covers Laid for 12 at Mrs Parker’s County Line Home
Mrs W D Parker of County Line street laid covers for twelve in a social gathering at her home. Neighbors and friends attended the event, sharing refreshments and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Parker
County Line Street
Dinner Social Honoring Misses Annie and Clara Lee
A pleasant Monday evening event featured a social hour and an elaborate dinner at six o clock honoring Misses Annie and Clara Lee of Sharpsville. The gathering entertained attendees with a formal program and refined menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Clara Lee
Sharpsville
Quiet Mercer wedding unites Ad da McGee and Melville Eppinger
Miss Ad da McGee wed Melville Eppinger at the bride’s home in Mercer county. Rev. S. M. Clark officiated at 7 o'clock with Bertha Eppinger playing the wedding march. A 45 guest luncheon followed before the couple, now headed to Warren for a short trip, plans to reside in Plaingrove where the groom farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. McGee
Mercer County
Adda McGee
Melville Eppinger
Plaingrove
S. M. Clark
Bertha Eppinger
E. V. Gillespie
Warren
Invitations Sent For Luncheon At Shenango Street
Mrs J Calvin Ross and Mrs M C Rose invite guests to a 1 pm luncheon at 161 Shenango Street on Thursday March 12 stating further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Calvin Ross
M. C. Rose
Shenango Street
Mrs Frank Mayers to entertain friends midweek
Mrs Frank Mayers of Scott Street plans a small party for friends on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, inviting social companionship and light gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mayers
Scott Street
Mrs Anna Craig Hosts Ladies Evening
Miss Anna Craig of South Mill Street will entertain a few ladies in a formal Thursday evening gathering at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Craig
South Mill Street
Deaths of the Day Hannah King widow of Andrew King
Funeral services for Hannah King 83 widow of Andrew King of Little Beaver township were held at the residence with interment in Little Beaver cemetery. Born in northern Ireland she came to the United States in 1858 and is survived by two daughters and one son John C King, Miss Anna, and Mrs Robert Stauffer of Enon Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah King
Andrew King
Little Beaver Township
Little Beaver
John C. King
Anna
Robert Stauffer
Enon Valley
Funeral for George E. Foulke at Monongahela City
The remains of George Eugene Foulke of 163 Green Street were taken to Monongahela City Monday at 10:25 AM for interment. Funeral services were held Sunday at 4 PM at the family residence conducted by Dr E Higley of the First Methodist Episcopal church with many floral offerings from friends and lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eugene Foulke
Green Street
Monongahela City
E. Higley
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev Geo B Evans to Preach Sunday at Central Christian
Rev George B Evans of Big Run Pennsylvania will preach Sunday morning and evening at Central Christian church on Long avenue. The church seeks a new pastor after Rev F M Biddle resigns to move to Wellsburg West Virginia. Evans is a candidate and unfamiliar to the city. A prior candidate, Rev Cardell of Hiram College, preached last Sunday. The committee plans three or four more candidates before a congregational meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Evans
Big Run
Butler
Central Christian Church
Long Avenue
F. M. Biddle
Wellsburg
W. Va
Evans
Rev
Cardell
Hiram College
Lent Begins Wednesday March 4 Oyster Sale At Market
Lent begins Wednesday March 4. Ful ton Fish Market at 24 South Mill Street Central Market advertises a special oyster sale with solid meat oysters priced at 25 cents per quart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Fish Market
Central Market
South Mill Street
Local residents head trips and returns across towns
John C Wallace leaves Wallace avenue for Philadelphia while Miss May Watkins sails to New York on business. Mrs Charles G Martin visits Volant for the day and Miss Ethel McKee returns from a visit with Miss Mildred Lee. Laura and Margaret Sankey return from weeks in Florida as families travel for health, business, and bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Wallace
Wallace Avenue
Philadelphia
May Watkins
Lorain Avenue
New York
Charles G. Martin
Crawford Avenue
Volant
Ethel McKee
Mildred Lee
Sharon
Laura
Margaret Sankey
Florida
F. C. McCreary
Lathrop Street
Anna Reynolds
Eastbrook
Nna McCullough
Braddock
Griffith
Carlisle Street
Harry
E. J. Blanning
Neshannock Avenue
At First Christian Church Saturday March 6
An item listing for an event at First Christian Church notes a price of 265c and a quantity 164t2, likely an auction or sale set for Saturday March 6. The readable fragment provides no further context on the event or its organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Price
Judge voids $1 a day demurrage law in 1907 act
Judge John A. Evans of common pleas court No 3 ruled the 1907 Pennsylvania demurrage cap of $1 per day unconstitutional and in conflict with federal law. The case Pennsylvania Railroad v M D Coggins Co involved freight storage charges and could go to the Supreme Court after appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Pittsburg
John A. Evans
Common Pleas
Pennsylvania Railroad
M. D. Coggins Company
Judge Evans
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
M. O. Coggins Company
Evans
Congress
State of
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Pretty look wins men to the altar says Holister's tea
An advertisement touts Holister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a quick path to a “clear sweet look” and a happy smile. It urges women to begin now and promises dramatic results, claiming many men will be led to marriage by this beauty aid sold by J. C. Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Wallace
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Social
Current Events Circle
ING Books
Metzler
Owens Studio
Children’s Pictures
Washington St
Mayers
Pr. L. D. Reading Circle
Mr. Mefharlin
T. S. S. Girls
Y. P. C. U. Meeting
Missionary Meeting
Finest
Chambray Ginghams
Tures
Beau White
Stillman’s
Isle Fancy
Black
Wom Union
Lisle
Dorset
Taffeta
Panama
Beautiful
Hee
East Washington Street
New Castle, PA
Ners
Biles
E. Washington St
Mr. Foulke
Geo. B. Evans
Queen Esther
M. EB. Church
Greer Music Hall
Amsterdam
Veach
G. W. Veach & CO
Washington Street
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