Musical Session Delights Wednesday Club Members
The Wednesday Musical club met on Lent Wednesday with many members present. Hostess Miss Mary Hamilton moderated a program featuring Moszkowski and Tschaikowsky pieces, plus stories on Il Trovatore and a practical talk. A second event at the Franks Mayers home included cards and lunch with over twenty guests and green and white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesday Musical Club
Mary Hamilton
Moritz Moszkowsky
Peter Tschaikowsky
Margaret Henderson
Paul B. Patterson
Moszkowski
D. R. Harris
Charles Greer
Beauty
Tosti
Leta Breckenridge
Elizabeth Blevins
Carmen
W. P. Felch
Scherzino
8S. C. Nicklin
Dreams
Strelezki
Agnes Wallace
Morn
Godard
Linna Per
Local Couple Plans April 8 Wedding in City
Miss Clara Hoye of Croton Avenue selects Wednesday, April 8, for her marriage to Mr. George Buhl Field of New Haven, Conn. Field has resided in the city for some time. After the ceremony, the bride and groom will depart for New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hoye
Croton Avenue
George Buhl Field
New Haven
Conn
Marriage License Granted in Youngstown
A marriage license was granted at Youngstown to Harry Sanford of this city and Miss Florence Daniels of Volant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Harry Sanford
Florence Daniels
Volant
Women’s Missionary Society to Elect Officers Friday
The Women's Missionary society of the Reformed Presbyterian church will meet Friday afternoon to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Spring Wedding Announcement for Miss Henderson and Roy Hazen
The engagement of Miss Margaret J. Henderson of Albarn Mill Road to Attorney Roy W. Hazen of North Mill Street is announced with plans for a quiet spring wedding. Henderson, a noted contralto and First Presbyterian church soloist, is active in music circles. Hazen, Allegheny College graduate, is a well regarded local attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret J. Henderson
Alborn Mill Road
Roy W. Hazen
North Mill Street
Henderson
John W. Henderson
Albarn Mill Road
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Henderson
Hazen
James R. Martin
Allegheny College
Meadville
Local social notes list neighborhood gatherings and entertainments
Mr and Mrs C J Kirk of Highland avenue entertain the Basket club. Mr and Mrs Joseph Ligo host a dinner at Wallace avenue. Mrs Fred Davidson of Wallace avenue hosts a party at cards. The N T B girls plan a leap year party at Miss Nell Elliott’s Neshannock avenue home. The L I G N club meets with Miss Belle Snyder on Ridge street. Epworth Methodist bank offering social at Mrs John Wilkins on Oak street. The Pythian Sisters meet in lodge rooms. Sorosis visits Mrs Clarence Fischer on Park avenue. Mr and Mrs Thomas C Elliott of Wallace avenue entertain the Highland 500 club and their husbands at cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Kirk
Highland Avenue
Basket Club
Joseph Ligo
Wallace Avenue
Fred Davidson
Nell Elliott
Neshannock Avenue
Belle Snyder
Ridge Street
Foreign Missionary Society
Epworth Methodist Church
John Wilkins
Oak Street
Pythian Sisters
Sorosis
Clarence Fischer
Park Avenue
Thomas C. Elliott
Highland 500 Club
Luncheon Planned by Current Events Circle
Arrangements for a 1 o'clock luncheon at Mrs. T A Patterson's Wallace Avenue home on Wednesday afternoon March 18 were made by the Current Events circle of 1908 meeting with Mrs. W J Whitling on Richelieu Avenue. The event honors Mrs. John Buttner who will soon move to Ellwood City. Committee in charge includes Mrs. T A Patterson Mrs J A Butler and Mrs William Carpenter. Current events were discussed at yesterday's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Patterson
Wallace Avenue
W. J. Whitling
Richelieu Avenue
John Buttner
Crawford Avenue
Ellwood City
J. A. Butler
William Carpenter
W S Hamiltons 90th Birthday Celebrated at Florencedale
The 90th birthday of W. S. Hamilton of Youngstown is observed today with a family dinner at his Florencedale Avenue home. Attending are his children including Mr. and Mrs. John R. Miller and Mrs. John Fullerton, with Mrs. Mary Fullerton and J. N. Hamilton of Highland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Hamilton
Youngstown
Florencedale Avenue
John R. Miller
John Fullerton
Mary Fullerton
Jackson
J. N. Hamilton
Highland
Sorrow Service Held For William Artz At Mary Lincoln Temple
The Mary Lincoln Temple No 93 Ladies of the Golden Eagle held a Wednesday evening sorrow service in memory of William Artz in their lodge rooms. Mrs Anna M Coulter, past noble templar, led the service with assistance from grand marshal of ceremonies Mrs Ma ria C Barnes of Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lincoln Temple No. 93
Ladies of the Golden Eagle
William Artz
Noble Templar
Anna M. Coulter
Maria C. Barnes
Sharon
Missionary Tea After Central Presbyterian Meeting
The Young Ladies Missionary Society of Central Presbyterian Church will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 with Miss Annabel Stewart of Boyles Avenue. After the business session a missionary tea will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society of
The
Central Presbyterian Church
Annabel Stewart
Boyles Avenue
North Highland Swastika Ken meeting hosts in Edgewood
Mrs Albert Butz of Edgewood avenue hosted the North Highland Swastika Ken on Wednesday afternoon. Sewing and refreshments were the principal features. The club will meet again next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Butz
Edgewood Avenue
Pleasure club dance draws crowd at Peerless hall
A large enthusiastic crowd of dancers gathered Wednesday evening at Peerless hall for a Pleasure club dance. The event featured excellent music and drew several out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasure Club
Peerless Hall
Lincoln man to Florida to seek winter home
Percy L. Craig of Lincoln avenue plans a trip to Florida where he will look for a house for his family to use during the winter months. He intends to choose a residence suitable for wintering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy L. Craig
Lincoln Avenue
Florida
New Trolley Line Planned for Pulaski
Sharon and West Middlesex street railway may extend to Pulaski before fall. The Pittsburg Dispatch notes officials deny plans while residents believe the company is quietly securing rights of way down the valley, making extension seem likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Sharon
West Middlesex
Pittsburg
Fowler man Abner Leonard dies at 84
Abner Leonard of Fowler near Warren died suddenly Tuesday night after living his entire 84 years in the town. The funeral plans were not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner Leonard
Fowler
Warren
Prominent Folks Wedlocked Wednesday
James Ball of Fulton street wed Miss Eddie Mayberry of Laurel avenue in a quiet ceremony at Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church with Rev. M Wilson Keith. Ball works at Standard Steel Car. Mayberry is a Bell Telephone toll operator. A ten day wedding trip to Philadelphia precedes their return to start housekeeping in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ball
Fulton Street
Ediie Mayberry
Laurel Avenue
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Parsonage
M. Wilson Keith
B. Ball
Standard Steel Car Company
Watson Mayberry
Bell Telephone Company
Philadelphia
Personal Notices and Proceedings in Court
Local notices report births at Bluff Street West Side and travels of residents. Several residents visit Pittsburg and New York for visits and shopping. In court, the Commonwealth case against Ben Grace for disposing of a butcher shop without creditor notice was continued to the June term, and John Jones’s serious charge also had a continuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
The
Commonwealth
Ben Grace
Grace
John Jones
Woman Driven Away by Revolver Threat In Youngstown
A young woman in Youngstown was forced to leave her home at gunpoint by a man who identified himself as an insurance agent and refused to depart when asked, prompting police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Pulaski Notes Social Visits And Local Events
Miss Nora Hunter visits New Castle Wednesday. Mrs A B Smith confined by grip. David Nessel of New Castle visits town. Mr and Mrs J S Foreman and Wm Stambaugh with Ed Alderman from Sharon visit. Kentucky distillers ship packages to Pulaski. Walter Reynolds visits town seeking Republican votes. Mrs William Herring guests of her parents in town. Dr B L Tinker leaves hospital to walk streets. Friends serenade W Mead Clark and wife on their anniversary. Pulaski Fair association plans a four day fair. locals suggest better traveler accommodations. Local youths attend mock trial at New Bedford. success, repeat Friday. Teachers Institute program at Pulaski school features songs, devotionals, readings, and temperance and arithmetic talks, with Rev Paull, Rev A B Smith, Rev F A Shape, Dr Campbell, and County Sup Gilmore speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Hunter
New Castle
A. B. Smith
David Nessel
J. S. Foreman
West Middlesex
Wm. Stambaugh
Ed Alderman
Sharon
Kentucky
Pulaski
Walter S. Reynolds
William Herring
Wappinger Falls
N. Y
8. L. Swagger
B. L. Tinker
Teachers’ Institute
Pulaski School
America
Lulu Dawson
Paull
Glen Wilson
F. A. Shape
Gilmore
Campbell
Sisters Honor Mrs Parker With Sharpsville Gathering
Misses Anna and Clara Lee of Sharpsville headed a Wednesday honor for their sister Mrs. W D Parker of County Line Street. Light entertainment and a tempting lunch followed games and music among a small group of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Clara Lee
Sharpsville
W. D. Parker
County Line Street
Deaths of the Day Mrs. Sarah R. Riddle 67
Mrs. Sarah R. Riddle aged 67 died Tuesday night at 9 at her daughter Mrs. Walter Raymer’s home on Lawrence Avenue Ellwood City after two weeks illness from pneumonia. Surviving are daughter Mrs. Raymer son Charles Riddle of Middleport and several siblings. Funeral Friday at 2 pm from the Raymer residence conducted by Rev. G Morgan Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah R. Riddle
Walter Raymer
Lawrence Avenue
Ellwood City
Peter Riddle
Ellwood
Rochester
Raymer
Charles Riddle
Middleport
Margaret Neale
Pittsburg
Elizabeth Dulin
Ciskie
W. Va
Reading and Clark
Williamsport
William
Midland
Frank
Punxsutawney
James
Athens
Scott
Spencer
Funeral Services for Robert Angus Held at Local Residence
Funeral services were conducted Wednesday at 2 PM for Robert Angus, a well known local resident, at his family home on 601 Lafayette Street. Rev. James M. Ferguson of First United Presbyterian Church led the service with a quartet providing music. The interment, postponed from Wednesday due to high water, was held Thursday afternoon at Mt. Jackson M E Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Mahoning Township
Jacob Book
Martha McComb
Lawrence County
S. W. Book
Lafayette Street
Robert Angus
James M. Ferguson
First United Presbyterian Church
Mt. Jackson M. E
Marriage Licenses Issued in New Castle
James Scott Ball Edice Mare Mayberry Michael Lauick Lulu Sampson Lewis B. Anderson Almira B. DeJune are listed as new marriage licenses in New Castle. The brief notice names each party and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Scott Ball
New Castle
Edice Mare Mayberry
Michael Lauick
Lulu Sampson
Lewis B. Anderson
Almira B. DeJune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bower Store
Marshall Field
Big House of
Chicago
Eiseman
Frank Mayers
Scott Street
Nellie
Lena Mayers
Nellie Louden
Charles Collens
Lewis Needler
Biles
E. Washington St
Sorrow Service
Missionary Meeting
Swastika
Kensington
Margaret Jamison
Blanche Smith
Mabel Beard
Sallie Nixon
Ella Nixon
Sadie Jones
Mollie Jones
Edith Childs
Irene
Emma Hagerty
Archie Hagerty
Thomas Francis
W. E. Huber
Joseph Cloonan
Frank Callahan
Noah Grocutt
Harry Sherrard
Jess Heckert
Temple Club
I. O. O. F. Hall
Messrs
W. J. Thatcher
F. R. Moore
George S. Allen
Thomas Oliphant
Bluff Street
West Side
Sheridan Avenue
Eva Spearman
J. R. Speer
Johnson Avenue
Hickory Township
W. G. Eckles
T. W. Phillips
Butler
W. A. Stritmater
New York
Stella Morgan
Thomas W. Phillips
Herbert C. Phillips
Butler, Case
Charles T
Foulard
Euwers
Pulaski R
W. Mead Clark
Pulaski Fair Association
New Bedford
George M. Book
Edenburg
Mr. Book
Mr. Angus
Owens Studio
Washington St
Veach’s
Washington Street
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