Joneses to Host Tenth Anniversary Dinner in Lyndal Street
A dinner Thursday night at J and Mrs W R Jones home in Lyndal street marked the second of a series honoring their tenth wedding anniversary. About 20 guests attended with pink and white decor, post dinner cards and music featuring Miss Winifred Lewis Miss Elizabeth Harvard Miss Blodwin Lewis William Harvard and C J Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Jones
Lyndal Street
Winifred Lewis
Elizabeth Harvard
Blodwin Lewis
William Harvard
C. J. Snyder
Carpet Rag Sewing Social at Mershimer Home
Social gathering Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mershimer on Spruce Street featured carpet rag sewing with about 30 friends. Old-time songs and a solo by Mrs. Hanson Aiken followed by a recitation, plus dancing. Grandma Pardoe, over 80, sewed a ball of carpet rags without glasses. Hostess aided by daughters Emma Marie and Laura, with many attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Mershimer
Spruce Street
Harson Aiken
Grandma Pardoe
Emma
Marie
Laura
Harrison
Swift Warnock
Rou Lley
Fisher
Orr
de d
Sowash
Mayne
Re. Parsons
Whalen
Graham
Newberry
Elsie Paroe
Pardoe
Hollis
North Highland Euchre Club Ends Evening With Cards
Musical selections by Ella Smith entertained members of the North Highland Euchre club at the Rhodes home on Edgewood avenue Thursday evening. Cards were the diversion. William Smith won the most games. Refreshments followed before adjournment to Smith’s on Fairmont avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Ella Smith
North Highland Euchre Club
Charles Rhodes
Edgewood Avenue
William Smith
Fairmont Avenue
Ladies' League Adds Two Members at Updegraff Home
Members of the Ladies' league of the Protected Home Circle gathered Thursday evening at Mrs. H. H. Updegraff's home on Sheridan avenue. Two new members joined the group. A luncheon was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. William G. Fisher and Mrs. D. Updegraff. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. W. Anderson of South Mill street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ League of the Protected Home Circle
H. H. Updegraff
Sheridan Avenue
William G. Fisher
D. Updegraff
W. Anderson
South Mill Street
Belmont hostess entertains Jolly Crowd with cards and luncheon
Mrs William Cotton of Belmont Avenue hosted the Jolly Crowd with a charming luncheon and card session. The event featured Mrs Roberts of Mulberry Street as a guest, with another hosting planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cotton
Belmont Avenue
Roberts
Mulberry Street
Hill
Mrs W W Clark Visits Miss Greene in West Washington St
Mrs William Wallace Clark of Ro ter spent several days with Miss Frances Greene of West Washington street and went to the Seventh ward Friday to stay with her aunt Mrs Rebecca Odes of West Madison avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wallace Clark
Roter
Frances Greene
West Washington Street
Seventh Ward
Rebecca Odes
West Madison Avenue
N. J. Potter
Frank Armstrong
Monaca
Lyle
Sutton
Beaver Falls
Lee W. Sutton
Court Street
William Daughtery
Blaine ‘Street
Youngstown
Robert Fisher
Chalmers Avenue
Suit Opening at Brown and Hamilton
Strawbridge and Clothier hosts a spring suit opening on Wednesday March 18. The event features junior Misses and ladies suits or skirts. Brown and Hamilton advertise the sale at 17815 and 1738t6 with the mention of Mr Sanderson attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown and Hamilton
MR. Spring
Wal Merry Widow
Bob Evans
Informal Sewing Party at Fountain Inn
A group of about 20 girls assembled Thursday at the Fountain Inn as guests of Miss Frances Allen for an informal afternoon of sewing and social talk. A seasonable lunch was served and Miss Florence Whitaker invited the attendees to sew at her home next Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountaing Inn
Frances Allen
Florence Whittaker
Young Street
Missionary Club Elects Officers at Oak Street Meet
The A. H. 8 S. E. missionary club held its first meeting at Miss May Gilbert's Oak street home. Officers elected include President Miss Alice Miles Vice president Miss Helen Adams Secretary Miss Sarah Thomas and Treasurer Miss Esther Jeffries. The next meeting will be at Miss Helen Adams Court street home next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Missionary Club
May Gilbert
Oak _ street
Alice Miles
Helen Adams
Sarah Thomas
Esther Jeffries
Court Street
Delightful Rebekah Lodge Social Delights Town Guests
The Rebekah lodge hosted a charming social on Thursday with committee members Mrs. Richard Foster, Mrs. Ralph Hays, Mrs. Sisley, and Mrs. Laura Johnson. Several out of town guests attended and next week the group will entertain the Snarpsville lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Richard Foster
Ralph Hays
Sisley
Laura Johnson
Snarpsville Lodge
Pleasant Afternoon at Miss Alice Browns for Edis Tsae Girls
The Edis Tsae girls enjoyed sewing and social chat at Miss Alice Browns on Allen street followed by a luncheon. Miss Margaret Lloyd of Newton Falls attended as an out of town guest. Mrs Jennie Fleming of Elm street will entertain the group next Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edis Tsae
Alice Brown
Allen Street
Margaret Lloyd
Newton Falls
Jennie Fleming
Elm Street
Thursday Afternoon Kensington Members Entertained
The Thursday After noon Kensington group was hosted by Mrs. John T. White on Smithfield Street. Mrs. James Sadler joined the group, and will host at her East Division Street home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
John T. White
Smithfield Street
James Sadler
East Division Street
Pretty Event Card Club At Wallace Home
Lincoln avenue hosts a Spoon club gathering Thursday with Mr and Mrs David C Wallace. Miss May Hoyt and John E Norris win handsome favors. Refreshments served. Mr and Mrs John B Norris to entertain the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Wallace
Lincoln Avenue
May Hoyt
John E. Norris
John B. Norris
Swastika Dance At Eureka Hall Draws Guests
Out of town guests from Youngstown Ellwood City and Wampum attended the Swastika dance in Eureka hall Thursday evening. Fully 88 couples were present and spent the evening in the usual pastime with excellent music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedges
Lyn
Youngstown
Messrs
Shaner
Ellwood City
McAnlis
Wampum
Eureka Hall
Marriage Licenses Granted in Youngstown
Marriage licenses issued in Youngstown list Fred W. Graham and Grace May Hanes of the city and Daniel L. McKissick and Pearl M. Boulin of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Fred W. Graham
Grace May Hanes
Daniel L. McKissick
Pearl M. Boulin
Fresh Eggs at 23 Cents Per Dozen Saturday
East Side Butter Co. offers strictly fresh eggs for 23 cents per dozen for Saturday. Mr Sanderson will display Strawbridge and Clother’s spring suits at the opening on Wednesday March 18. Brown and Hamilton, 17315.
Kensington Hosts Martha Washington Gathering
Mrs Barbara Genkinger of Butler Avenue welcomed Martha Washington Kensington members to a cordial Thursday afternoon at her spacious home. Guests included Mrs Harry Dunlap Miss Schmid Mrs Bartlett Mrs Zeigler and Misses Ivah Dart Iretta Dart Clara Hamilton. Granddaughters Ruth and Lillian Genkinger assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Genkinger
Butler Avenue
Martha Washington Kensington
Harry Dunlap
Schmid
Bartlett
Zeigler
Ivah
Iretta Dart
Clara Hamilton
Ruth
Lillian Genkinger
Local House Party Honors Wesley Reed Return
Mrs. Ira D. Leslie hosted a informal gathering on Thursday evening in Superior street to compliment Wesley Reed recently returned from Oregon. Games and luncheon framed the event with guests Grace Wilson Harriet Smith Mary Wright Grace Smith Fred Wilson Wesley Reed Charles Wright and Charles Fisher in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Reed
Oregon
Ira D. Leslie
Superior Street
Grace Wilson
Harriet Smith
Mary Wright Grace Smith
Fred Wilson
Charles Wright
Charles Fisher
Birthday party planned by Sankey street circle
Mrs Everett Bartlett entertained the Stevenson Circle of the First Methodist church on Thursday evening. A birthday party was planned for Mrs Jesse Cooper on Tuesday March 24 at her home. A social hour with refreshments followed and Mrs W Ross of Falls street will be the next hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Bartlett
Sankey Street
Stevenson
First Methodist Church
Jesse Cooper
W. Ross
Falls Street
Quiet City Wedding Sees Hoover Weds Irwin at Home
Miss Margaret S Hoover of Sutton Street and Mr Michael Irwin of Chicago Heights Illinois wed Thursday at 4 PM in the home of Rev H M Burns Hamilton Street. The ceremony was unattended and the couple will reside at the groom s home in Chicago Heights Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Burns
Hamilton Street
Margaret S. Hoover
Sutton Street
Michael Irwin
Chicago Heights
Illinois
Ill
Guardians of America Hold First Meeting in Mc Goop Hall
The Guardians of America met Thursday evening for the first time since their organization. Supreme president H. C. Hall and deputy Mr. Humes of Sharon attended. Another meeting is planned for Tuesday evening March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardians of America
McGoop Hall
H. C. Hall
Humes of Sharon
Physicians Club Hosts Dr James Blackwood on Pittsburg Street
Dr James Blackwood of Pittsburg street entertained the Physicians' club Thursday evening. A committee of Drs John Foster W A Worner and H G Dean was appointed to secure a suite of rooms for the meetings. Late in the evening refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Blackwood
Pittsburg Street
Physicians’ Club
John Foster
W. A. Worner
H. G. Dean
Cameron Brown Wedding in Edenburg and Sharon
Miss Ella Cameron of Edenburg and Mr. Lewis Brown of Sharon were married Thursday at the bride’s home. Brown, a conductor on the Sharon New Castle street railway, resides on North Irvine avenue in Sharon. They will honeymoon briefly and then establish a home in Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Cameron
Edenburg
Lewis Brown
Sharon
New Castle Street
Irvine Avenue
Miss Reeves and Colnot Attend The Red Mill Showing
Miss Marian Reeves of Boyles Avenue and Charles Colnot of Sheridan Avenue visited Pittsburg on Thursday evening to see The Red Mill at the Nixon theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Reeves
Boyles Avenue
Charles Colnot
Sheridan Avenue
Pittsburg
Red Mill
Nixon Theater
Misses Anna and Ella McBurney Host Friday Evening
Miss Anna McBurney and Miss Ella McBurney of Highland Avenue will entertain a few friends Friday evening in an informal gathering at their home. The event emphasizes a quiet social visit with close acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Ella McBurney
Highland Avenue
Immigrant Son Johnson Seen As Minnesota Governor Hope
Local notices note several residents visiting friends and illness reports including Mrs. J. F. McFadden and Miss Helena Greer. A reprinted St. Louis Post-Dispatch piece analyzes Gov. Johnson as the son of an immigrant and his broad appeal to native and foreign-born voters in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Minnesota
Dunn
Eseo Evo
Cole
United States
Alee
Republic
Steel rail fight halts new work over 1908 specs
The Pittsburg Post reports a dispute between steel rail makers and railroad managers over the 1908 specifications. United States Steel Corp reportedly refuses to fulfill more than 14 000 tons ordered by Pennsylvania, threatening delays in construction and repair on major systems. Officials plan a meeting of big railroad general managers to push for higher quality rails. Mills remain busy with existing orders to stay operating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Post
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Why He Was Released From Jubbulpore Jail
The Jubbulpore jail superintendent cites Lazarus the cook who received two days in default of a two rupee fine. He was released the day of admission because the jail staff faced trouble far out of proportion to the likely effect of the punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jubbulpore
Lazarus
Westminster Gazette
Tea for Gout Advice From The Hospital
Tea is urged as a preventive against gout and as aid to uric acid excretion. It should be weak and freshly made. Avoid sweet fruits and use green vegetables freely, according to The Hospital.
Democratic ascent from aristocracy to democracy in two states
The text notes that Jackson marked the start of a democratic era by breaking caste barriers, led by a son of an immigrant. It anticipates Johnson’s potential revival of Democratic principles and successes, highlighting immigrant roots and party transformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Democratic Party
Johnson
Body found in bushes near Niles with facial wound
Police found a man with a bullet wound to the cheek in Niles last night. He is believed to be a resident of Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Youngstown
Strictly Fresh Eggs Sold at Union Market
Advertisement notes eggs at 23 cents per dozen from Union Market located at No 25 Pittsburg street 17412. Includes health claims for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promising natural bowel action and restored health with 35 cent tea or tablets by J C Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Market
Pittsburg Street
Hollister
J. C. Wallace
Reverend Burns to Discuss The Church and Socialism
Rev H M Burns pastor of Grace M E church will discuss The Church and Socialism at Sunday evening service at 7 30 o clock The address echoes a previous Methodist meeting and is expected to draw a large attentive crowd He will repeat the discussion Monday at the Y M C A under sociology class auspices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Burns
Grace M. EB
Methodist Episcopal Preachers
Burnss
Supper at First Baptist Church Slated for March 14
A church supper is set for Saturday evening March 14 from 6 to 8 at First Baptist Church. Tickets cost 25 cents. Proceeds support church programs. Location 17312.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
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Margaret DeVenny
Wimodausis
Eva Fisher
North Jefferae
Wiris
W Miles Amy Smith
Wallace Ave
Spalding and
Metzler
Euwers
New York City
Fountain Inn
Missionary Club
Rebekah Social
East Side Butter Coo
Hoover-Irwin
Cameron-Brown
J. F. McFadden
Helena Greer
Jane Hayden
Bartram Avenue
Samuel Cosel
Rose
David Roberts
Fisher Block
Louise Norton
Kenton
Strimater’s
The
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Mather Bros. Company
East Washington Street
Hulda
Veach’s
St. Patrick’s Day Watch
G. W. Veach & CO
Burns
Archie Gordon
North Mill Street
Baldwin
New York State
Peck
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