Reading Circle Hosts Pleasant Musical Session
A housewarming themed Reading circle gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Jameson’s North Jefferson home featured Sara Dana Falls in a varied program. Guests enjoyed papers on American songwriters, old time melodies, and a tea reception after singing America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jameson
North Jefferson Street
Reading Circle
Jameson
Sara Dana Falls
New York
D. N. Keast
W. W. Cubbison
Norman Martin
Harry Ventilzer
Dudley Buck
America
Bargain Day Offers On Wide Range Of Fabrics And Apparel
Great Wednesday bargain day discounts run from 10 to 11 and 2 to 3. Offers include 8c quality calicoes heavy bleached muslin chambray ginghams and fine taffeta silk petti coats. Other items: men's lateen shirts corset covers white skirts trimmed gowns union suits drawers hose and slips at reduced prices.
Circle of ’89 Plans Guest Speaker After Easter
At Mrs. J. S. Westlake’s Highland avenue home, Circle of ’89 members vote to unite with Reading circles to invite Dr. Henry K. Denlinger of Newark to speak here after Easter. Proceeds go to Associated Charities. A committee will study exterior exits for schoolrooms and Miss Emma V. Harry will teach higher English with Y W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Westlake
Highland Avenue
Henry K. Denlinger
Newark
N. J
First Presbyterian Church
Associated Charities
Emma V. Harry
Reading Circle of '91 Met at Croton Avenue
The Reading circle of '91 met Monday at 3 oclock hosted by Mrs J L McCracken of Croton avenue. Roll call featured quotations from the Carey sisters. The program included sketches of Mrs Caldwell Pictures of Memory Miss Alcott Life and Literary Work of Miss Alcott Nobility by Alice Carey and Miss Leona Broadhead. The next meeting in two weeks will be hosted by Mrs Ira Fulkerson on North Jefferson street with officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. McCracken
Croton Avenue
Carey Sisters
J. P. Caldwell
Charles G. Long
Alcott
W. J. Marshall
Alice Carey
Leona Broadhead
Ira Fulkerson
North Jefferson Street
Windsor Girls Bid Farewell To Miss May Lyden
In honor of Miss May Lyden of this city who leaves for Prescott Arizona the Windsor girls entertained at Miss Mary Boyles Elm street home Monday evening. Cards games and luncheon were featured. The group accompanied Miss Lyden to the Junction this morning and gave a warm send off. She will live with relatives in Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Lyden
Prescott
Ariz
Windsor
Mary Boyle
Elm Street
Miss Lyden
North Highland Euchre Club Hosts Rhodes at Edgewood
Mr and Mrs Charles W Rhodes of Edgewood Avenue will entertain the North Highland Euchre club Thursday evening in a social gathering at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Highland Euchre Club
Charles W. Rhodes
Edgewood Avenue
Miss Frances Allen Hosts Fountain Inn Girls Card Party
Miss Frances Allen of the Fountain Inn will entertain a party of girls at cards Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Allen
The
Fountain Inn
Nettie Lamm Plans St Patrick's Day Dinner
Miss Nettie Lamm of Neshanock Avenue will entertain at a six o'clock dinner on St Patrick's Day March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Lamm
Neshanock Avenue
St. Patrick’s Day
Highland 500 club hosts winter card party at Elliott home
The Highland 500 club members and spouses enjoyed a series of evening card gatherings at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Elliott’s home. Prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. J B Leonardson and Miss Jean Kaufman with Mac Jackson. Miss Elizabeth Burgess resigns from Home Street School to take a higher paying post in Rochester New York and leaves New Castle Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland 500 Club
Thomas Elliott
A. C. Hileman
North Beaver Street
Elizabeth Burgess
Home Street
Rochester
N. Y
New Castle
Luncheon Fetes Book Club With Cards Exchange
Covers for 12 were laid at a 1 o'clock luncheon given by Mrs. W K Taylor of Park Avenue for the Book Club on Monday afternoon. Pink and white decorations made an attractive table. The hours were devoted to exchanging books and playing cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Kk. Taylor
Park Avenue
Book Club
Members of First Methodist church to meet at Miss Fulkerson home
Members of the Standard Bearers group from the First Methodist church will gather next Friday evening at the home of Miss Gladys Fulkerson on North Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Gladys Fulkerson
North Jefferson Street
Marriage License Issued in Youngstown
A marriage license was issued in Youngstown to George H. Shelen berger of this city and Anna A. Campbell of Struthers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
George H. Shelenberger
Anna A. Campbell
Struthers
Invitations Issued for Slippery Rock Alumni Banquet
Invitations have been issued for the fifth annual banquet of the Slippery Rock State Normal School alumni of Lawrence county to be held Friday evening March 27 at 8 o clock in the I O O F hall on Neshannock avenue. The event promises a large crowd, an orchestra, a social period, and short toasts. Attendance is open to all alumni of the institution and other normal schools. those wishing to attend must notify Miss Ethel Ashmore by March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Lawrence County
Neshannock Avenue
Ethel Ashmore
Mayme Reed
James Burns
C. H. Milholland
R. G. Leslie
H. D. Foster
H. D. Storer
Literary Circle pushes for more exits in city schools
The Reading Circle of 89 urges ordinances for outside exits in all city school buildings after reviewing the Collinwood fire. A committee will ask councils to require stairs or fire escapes from every room and improved fire drill to reduce danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
J. 8
Collinwood
East Street Annex
Board of Education and Architects
Local notes and visits in Shenango and nearby towns
Miss May Lyden plans a future home in Prescott Arizona. Mrs. Waldron of Pear street is threatened with pneumonia. Miss Stacia Daugherty visits her aunt Mrs. Crow of Dewey avenue. Miss Evelyn Diefenderfer visits relatives in Shenango. George F. Moser travels to Cleveland on business. William Carlson returns home to Beaver Falls after visiting his uncle James McCullough. Mrs. Patterson of Wallace avenue visits Westminster student Elizabeth Patterson in New Wilmington. Mr. and Mrs. Williams of Cleveland return after visiting Mrs. Williams’ sisters Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Nothhurst. Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Kimberly called to New Castle due to illness of Mrs. Kimberly’s brother Frank King who is near death with pneumonia. Frank also mentioned with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fear accompany a George street family member to events. Mrs. Philip Essinger returns from Massillon after two months for treatment. daughter Mrs. Thomas McQuillen joins her homebound. L. H. Emerick, former Shenango dairyman now in Santa Cruz, Cal., visits James Kelly and plans return home once business completes. Emerick’s family remains well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacia Daugherty
State Normal School
William Crow
Dewey Avenue
Evelyn Diefenderfer
Shenango
W. H. Diefenderfer
Phillips Place
George F. Moser
Moser Wall Paper Company
Mercer Street
Cleveland
William Carlson
Beaver Falls
James McCullough
Blaime Avenue
T. A. Patterson
Wallace Avenue
New Wilmington
Elizabeth Patterson
Westminster
A. J. Williams
Williams
I. B. Griffith
West Washington Street
John G. Nothrurst
Neshannock Boulevard
Abraham Kimberly
Burke Street
New Castle
Kimberly
Frank King
Frank
George Street
Youngstown
Pittsburg
Philip Essinger
East Long Avenue
Massillon
Thomas McQuillen
L. H. Emerick
Shenango Township
Santa Cruz
Cal
James Kelly
Chestnut Street
Emerick
Five Slipperyrock school board members ousted by judge ruling
Five Slipperyrock township school directors Ellis Reno Samuel Kildoo Laughrey Cooper D L Jones and Cunningham lose their posts after Judge Porter approves Inspector Gregory report. George Dean remains on board as controversy over high school location continues and voters anticipate future elections. Mrs. Carmi Glover ill with tonsillitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slipperyrock
Ellis C. Reno
Samuel Kildoo
Laughrey C. Cooper
D. L. Jones
Cunningham
Porter
H. K. Gregory
George Dean
Slipperyrock Township
Rose Point
Princeton
Marriage Licenses in local listings
Franklin C Fortney Burnstown Anna L Scheidemantle Ellwood City James C Carson New Castle Della M Stoops New Castle Cassandino Di Dano New Castle Maraccio Di Domenico New Castle At the risk of her own life Mrs J H Forbush of Youngstown rescued her daughter when their home burned Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin C. Fortney
Burnstown
Anna L. Scheidemantle
Ellwood City
James C. Carson
New Castle
Della M. Stoops
Cassandino di Dano
Maraccio di Domenico
J. H. Forbush
Youngstown
Williams Indian Pile Ointment touted for piles cure
Piles claimed to be cured by Williams Indian Pile Ointment absorbing tumors and stopping itching instantly. Promoted as a poultice for internal and external piles and itching of private parts. Sold by druggists, mail 50 cents or $1 by Williams Manufacturing Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams’ M's'g. Co
Props
Cleveland
John Electric Co Moves to Greer Block Mercer Street
The John Electric Co. relocates from 17 South Mill Street to the first floor of the new Greer block on Mercer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mill Street
Greer
Mercer Street
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Samuel Rearke
East Side
Kensington Dinner Club
Caroline Rearic
Helen Rearic
J. Milton McMillin
Court Street
John Aiken
Aberdeen
Wash
Nellie Croston
Hoquain
W. L. Aiken
W. S. P. Club
J. D. Trelfall
Boyles Avenue
A. Hartman
Lee R. Gordon
North Mercer Street
Elmer Rice
Pittsburg Street
William P. Felch
Sheridan Avenue
Warren Conservatory of Music
Richard Crawshaw
South Jefferson Street
Wimodausis
A. Kensington
Charles Hopwood
Waldo Street
Seventh Ward
Mather
Charles T
Paois
Mellin’s Store
North Mill Street
Water Company
Tures
Beau White
Isle Fancy
Black
Wom Union
Lisle
Jorset
Panama
Erbloom Petticoats
Taffeta
Stillman’s
East Washington Street
New Castle, PA
GLOBE
Dr. Denlinger
Scott
Abbottsford
George R. Ralph
Guy Mannering
John McKinley
B. A. Donnan
Circle of '91
Elliott Home
Ss. R
Ing Children
Biles
Crea
Tographic Art
RILES
Prescott, Ariz
William E. Waldron
Pearson Street
Slipperyrock School Board
Carmi Glover
Shaw Street
North
Ender’s
Clutton
John Electric Co
Owens Studio
East Washington St
Archie Gordon
Knox, Long and Morehead
North Mill St
Knox
Long and
R. L. Matthews Electric Company
Bell
Mahoning
Union
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