Large Luncheon Brightens Shenango Street Home
A Thursday afternoon luncheon at Mrs. J. C Ross’s Shenango street home drew about 75 guests with two hostesses Mrs. M. C. Rose and others. St Patrick decor themes featured tulips hya cinths green place cards and conundrums tied with green ribbon. Activities included six hand euchre flinch and social chatter with shamrock tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C Ross
Shenango Street
M. C. Rose
Park Avenue
Shamrocks
C. W. Haus
Felix Guenthe
Anna Miller
Lucille VenGorder
Lyda Pomeroy
Anna Bender
Local social entertainments planned by residents
Miss Gladys Fulkerson, Mrs. BE. L. Smith, Miss Edna B. Young, Miss Margaret Kirk and others host small gatherings at homes for clubs and cards. The American Women's guild plans a St Patrick party. Mr. and Mrs. J H Frew will entertain the Highland United Presbyterian church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Fulkerson
North Jefferson Street
First Methodist Church
Elizabeth McMillin
Court Street
American Women’s Guild
BE. L. Smith
Wallace Avenue
Edna B. Young
Walnut Street
Margaret Kirk
Highland Aenue
X. Y.Z
American Insurance Union
J. H. Frew
Moody Avenue
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Local couple returns from wedding trip to Cleveland date
Mr and Mrs George Holsinger have returned from a wedding trip to Cleveland and other places of interest. They will reside at the groom's home on North Mercer Street after their marriage this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Holsinger
Mies Sadie Gibson
Cleveland
Mercer Street
Book Club Meeting At Mrs Trelfall’s Home
A large turnout of Circulating Book club members met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. J. D. Trelfall’s Boyles Avenue home. Members exchanged books and enjoyed refreshments after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circulating Book Club
J. D. Trelfall
Boyles Avenue
Stevenson circle meeting at First Methodist church
The Stevenson circle of the First Methodist church will meet Thursday evening with Mrs. Everett Bartlett of 8 Sankey Street. The hour is 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
First Methodist Church
Everett Bartlett
Sankey Street
Afternoon Whist Club meeting canceled due to illness
Illness in the family of Mrs. Tee R. Gordon of North Mer cer street caused the Afternoon Whist club to fail to meet on Wednesday.
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Tee R. Gordon
North Mercer Street
Olives on sale at McKee Grocer for 10 days
W R McKee grocer at 19 South Mill street advertises queen olives at 35 cents per quart and manzanilla olives at 25 cents per quart for the next ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. McKee
South Mill Street
Pretty Dinner For Associates In Kingston
The D. of A. Kingston group met at Mrs. Charles Hopwood’s Waldo Street home for an all day social. A noon dinner featured pink and white decor and an appetizing menu. Mrs. William Graham won the donkey tail game prize, and a linen gift was presented to the hostess. An invitation to meet Mrs. John Anderson in two weeks was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. of A. Kensington
Charles Hopwood
Waldo Street
William Graham
John Anderson
Carnation Kensington Enjoys St Patrick Day Luncheon
The Carnation Kensington group spent a pleasant Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Elmer Rice of Pittsburg Street. St Patrick day decorations and green lanterns set the mood for a luncheon served late, with Mrs. John Owens and Miss Pearl Rice aiding. In two weeks Mrs. Owens of the Fisher block will host. Guests shared a drink from the nausi cup amid merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnation Kensington
Elmer Rice
Pittsburg Street
John Owens
Miss Pearl Rice
Fisher Block
Kensington
Ayers and Black Tie the Knot in Erie Ceremony
Miss Gertrude Ayers and Charles Wallace Black were married in Erie this evening by Rev. Osborne. After a brief wedding trip they will reside temporarily with Mr. Black's parents, as reported by the Mercer correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude
Charles Ayers
Charles Wallace Black
T. A. Black
Erie
Osborne
Mr. Black
Mercer
Hartman Hosts Name Less Club Euchre Evening
Mr and Mrs Alexander Hartman of Croton avenue entertained the Name less club Wednesday evening Euchre was the diversion and the prizes were awarded to Mrs J W Sankey and Mrs Lyda Pitzer Refreshments were served after which the members adjourned to meet in two weeks with Mrs George Past ers of Cumberland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hartman
Croton Avenue
Euchre
J. W. Sankey
Lyda Pitzer
George Pasters
Cumberland Avenue
First Session of Social Club Delights Local Guests
True to expectations the first meeting of the enchre club at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Craw shaw on South Jefferson street Wednesday evening proved a delightful function. Six euchre tables were set with Mrs. John Earl and Miss Gertrude Clark winning prizes. Green and white decorations marked the approaching St Patrick's day. Refreshments were served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs. Henry and Miss Ethel Allen. Mrs. Sarah Kissinger will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Crawshaw
South Jefferson Street
John Earl
Gertrude Clark
Henry
Ethel Allen
Sarah Kissinger
North Street
Ladies Aid elect officers at First Baptist church meeting
The Ladies' Aid society of the First Baptist church met on Wednesday after noon and elected officers: President Mrs H H Updegraff Vice president Mrs Hannah Waddington Secretary Mrs Nannie Alford Treasurer Mrs Carrie Highman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
First Baptist Church
H. H. Updegraff
Hannah Waddington
Nannie Alford
Carrie Highman
Wimodausis Posts Schedule for Saturday Meeting
Wimodausis held its regular monthly meeting Wednesday afternoon in the Masonic temple. An additional session is scheduled for Saturday at 3 30 o clock in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Miss Garvin Triumphs At City Card Party
Miss Helen Garvin won the card party hosted by the street association on Wednesday afternoon and received a pretty reward for her success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Garvin
Elizabeth McMillin
Court Street
Social club theatre party at Mill Street home
Mrs Charles Rigby entertained the Social club on Wednesday evening at a theatre party on Mill Street. Guests included Mrs T A Williamson Mrs Audley Stright Mrs James Lowe Mrs James Lotus Mrs P E Stevenson Mrs Stella Wardman Mrs C E Barnes Mrs P E Ryan and Mrs C Rigby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rigby
Mill Street
T. A. Williamson
Audley Stright
James Lowe
James Lotus
P. E. Stevenson
Stella Wardman
C. E. Barnes
P. E. Ryan
C. Rigby
Supper At First Baptist Church Event Listing
A church supper is set for Saturday evening March 14 from 5 to 8 at First Baptist. Tickets are 25 cents. Location listed as 17312.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Veach
St Patrick's Party and Suit Opening Notices
A community notice invites everyone to a St Patrick's party Friday evening March 13 with ladies asked to bring a pie. It also advertises a suit opening Wednesday March 18 featuring Brown and Hamilton and special $25 suits on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown and Hamilton
Local Residents Report Safe Arrival in Naples
Friends in the city received ecards from Mr and Mrs 8S D Long and family of Falls Street announcing a safe landing at Naples after a rough voyage. They say they had a pleasant time and will travel abroad for several weeks more.
Winona Club Meeting Postponed Due to Illness
The Winona club meeting set for this evening with Mrs. Charles Parker of Superior street is postponed because of a family illness. The next gathering will occur in two weeks with Mrs. Alexander Hartman of Croton avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Club
Charles Parker
Superior Street
Alexander Hartman
Croton Avenue
Aiken-Croston Wedding Ties Hoquiam and Aberdeen
The marriage of Miss Croston of Hoquain Wash and John Aiken of Aberdeen Wash formerly of this city occurred Wednesday evening at the bride’s mother Mrs Thomas Croston home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Croston
Hoquain
Wash
John Aiken
Aberdeen
Thomas Croston
Pretty dinner honors friends at Gibson home
Mrs. George M. Gibson hosted a 6 o clock dinner at her Croton avenue home. Carnations formed the centerpiece and an excellent menu was served. Honor guests included Mrs. William Taylor Mrs. Francis Klinefelter Mrs. Hannah Wagner Mrs. J. O. Johnson and Mrs. C. W. Foulke. Mrs. Rebecca Chapman Mrs. Gibson's mother attended despite illness. Out of town guest Mrs. J. A. Hume of Pleasantville also joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Gibson
Croton Avenue
Gibson
J. A. Hume
Pleasantville
Mrs Wallace Hosts Informal Tea for Rochester Guest
Mrs William Wallace of Rochester entertained about a dozen intimate friends of honor guest Miss Frances Greene of West Washington Street on Thursday afternoon. Tea was served before departure, and Mrs Wallace is formerly Miss Ethel Maddock of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wallace
Rochester
Frances Greene
West Washington Street
Wallace
Ethel Maddock
Rhodes Place Family to Sail for Extended Abroad Trip
Mr and Mrs Edward King with daughters Anna Margaret and Frances Bush of Rhodes Place will sail from Boston on April 21 aboard the Ivernia for an extended trip abroad lasting several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward King
Anna
Margaret
Philip
Frances Bush
Rhodes Place
Boston
Ivernia
Guardians of America Meet Tonight at TeGoun Hall
The Guardians of America will gather at 7 o'clock this Thursday evening in the TeGoun hall for a local meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardians of America
teGoun Hall
Vesper Services at First Christian Church in Yr CA
Vesper services are set for next Sunday afternoon at the First Christian Church from 4 to 5 o'clock. Mrs J S Martin presides with assistance from Mrs W E Porter and Mrs Margaret Speer Gibson. Mr Harris, choir director, will lead special music. Miss Grace Erhardt, secretary, will give the address, while attending a missionary convention in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
J. S. Martin
Association
W. E. Porter
Margaret Speer Gibson
Harris
Grace Erhardt
Pittsburg
Realty Transfers in Shenango and Nearby Townships
Realty transfers show multiple parcels changing hands across Shenango, Wilmington, Union, Ma honing and other townships with prices ranging from $1 to $2,500. Notable moves include Charles G. Long to Leslie A. Johnston in Shenango for 2500 and Laura J. Falle to Katherine A. Rice in the Second ward for 650. Other transfers list buyers and sellers in Fifth and Seventh wards and Ma honing areas with small payments recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Long
Leslie A. Johnston
Shenango Township
Leonard M. Uber
Emery
Fifth Ward
William Boozel
Jacob Moose
Wilmington Township
Jacob K. Whitmer
Ike M. Hartzell
Union Township
Anna G. Robinson
David D. Rhodes
William D. Smith
Porter A. Smith
Lizzie A. Davies
Eliza M. McBride
George Book
Ora Wright
Mahoning Township
W. Book
Safi Ali
George Russell Ali
Laura J. Falle
Katherine A. Rice
West Side W C T U Pie Social Planned
The West Side W C T U announces a pie social on Friday evening March 13 at the home of Mrs Monroe on Lee Avenue West Side. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Lw Ue
Monroe
Lee Avenue
Linen Sale At Brown And Hamilton’s
All who need linens may attend a two day sale at Brown and Hamilton’s on Tuesday and Wednesday March 17 and 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown and Hamilton’s
School Reports From Gaston and Pleasant Hill Schools
Gaston school room 1 reports 41 enrolled, 96 percent attendance, lists students with perfect or near perfect attendance and those missing days. Teacher Della Dicks signs. Gaston school room 2 lists 22 enrolled, 99 percent attendance, teacher Pansy Houk. Pleasant Hill school lists students and teachers Braden Houk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston School
Sullivan Foustas
Cassie Marine
John Marine
Adam Farelli
Edwin Perry
George Gaston
Roy Fléeger
Lillie Mottle
Mary Pascoe
Rose Fringell
Elizabeth Fringell
Mae McClafferty
Lillie Staph
Jennie Staph
Willa Lyman
Elmer Yoho
Earl Yoho
Charles Fringell
Frank Fringell
Harold Good
Ernie Parnell
Lonella Wright
Elizabeth Eckles
Mary Esposito
Julia Staph
Levi Parks
Della Dicks
Catherine Irwin
Nettie Cameron
Rosie Eckles
Stella Gregory
Helen Cameron
Jennie Ross
Maud Gregory
Budd Fleeger
Louie Parrott
Reuben Cameron
Lyle Gaston
Ralph Fleeger
Carl Wright
Earl Keast
John Gaston
Alexander Irwin
Nick Ross
Tony Marino
Bertha Esposito
Tony Staph
Pansy Houk
Pleasant Hill
Fannie Jones
Belle Lutton
James Patterson
George Jones
Daniel Cameron
Harry Cameron
Frederick Cameron
Johnie Lutton
Edward Strawhecker
Carl Galice
Philip Stanthorne
Herman Meyer
Catharine Shaffer
Charles Reed
Braden Houk
Ellwood City Residents Named in Local Notices
The list includes Andrew L. McElwain Ellwood City Annie Hamilton Ellwood City Louis C. Brown cer scecs New Castle Ella M. Cameron Edenburg Harry Whiting Edenburg Mary E. McCreary chvine Eastbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew L. McElwain
Ellwood City
Annie Hamilton
Louis C. Brown
Cerscecs
New Castle
Ella M. Cameron
Edenburg
Harry Whiting
Mary E. McCreary Chvine
Eastbrook
John Electric Co Moves to New Mercer Street Block
The John Electric Co has relocated from 17 South Mill Street to the first floor of the new Greer block on Mercer Street. New styles and colors in suits announced at Hamilton store. opening noted with 1671f and 173tb references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mill Street
Greer Block
Mercer Street
Free Trial Of ANTI-PILL For Digestive Ailments
This advertisement offers free trial of ANTI-PILL a remedy developed by Dr J S Leonhardt of Lincoln Nebraska for constipation heartburn indigestion sour stomach and bilious headaches. Readers may present the coupon and a name address slip at John F Neelys drug store to receive a trial package free with the aim of building customers for future sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Leonhardt
Lincoln
Neb
John F. Neely
Local Patients And visitors Note Health In Community
Birth announced to Mr and Mrs William Sloss of Neshannock avenue a daughter. Ralph Mitchell of Blaine street recovers from mumps. A E Kerr of Chestnut street improves while recovering from typhoid fever. Miss Bessie Herbold of Park avenue returns from Pittsburg visit. Mrs Leslie Johnson of Quest street returns from Greenville. William F Moody of Delaware avenue improves after typhoid threat. Mrs E H Grace spends Wednesday with relatives in Youngstown. Mrs William Wolford of Butler visits her brother Fred Wolford. Mrs James M Gilliland and children return from Sharon visit. Wallis Gaggert visits sister Mrs William Burns in Sharon. Grant W Atwood of South Sharon returns from visit with friends. Misses Ray and Bessie Durant return from Chestnut street visit with Youngstown friends. Joseph Reiber returns to Davenport Iowa after visit with his parents on Carlisle street. Katheryne Hartzell of North Beaver street goes to Pittsburg to visit her sister. Friends of Mrs William Leicht of Spruce street regret her typhoid illness is critical. Mrs J D Shepard of Saegerstown seriously ill with heart trouble at daughter Mrs Clifton Ingals home in Division street. Mrs G W Daugherty and little son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Mitchell
Blaine Street
A. E. Kerr
Chestnut Street
Bessie Herbold
Park Avenue
Pittsburg
Leslie Johnson
Quest Street
Greenville
William F. Moody
Delaware Avenue
E. H. Grace
W. Cosgar
Youngstown
Willian Wolford
Butler
Fred Wolford
Neshannock Avenue
James M
Gilliland
Sharon
Wallis Gaggert
William Burns
Grant W. Atwood
South Sharon
Ray
Bessie Durant
Joseph Reiber
Davenport
William Reiber
Carlisle Street
Katheryne Hartzell
North Beaver Street
William Leicht
Spruce Street
J. D. Shepard
Saegerstown
Clifton Ingals
Division Street
G. W. Daugherty
Local visitors return home amid city engagements
Russell and Mrs. Fisher's guests have returned to their home in the city. Mrs. H W Hays and her children Ida and Harold Gasset Franklin are visiting Mr and Mrs Edward Fink of Garfield Avenue. Mrs. Lillie A Brown, who has spent the year in northern Kansas, will leave this week for Montour Ja and then Lima Ohio before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie A. Brown
Kansas
Montour
Lima
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stevenson Circle
Whist Club
Biles
RILES
East Washington Street
Euwers
New York City
MR. Spring
Merry Widow
Bob Evans
Theatre Party
Croston-Aiken
Rachel Rebekah
Sharpsville
Charles T
Pie Social
The
John Electric Co
William Sloss
Mellin’s
North Mill Street
Water Company
Hulda
Veach’s
Owens Studio
Washington St
S. H. Norris
Mr. Norris
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