Enjoyable Affair for Thirty Guests at Walnut Street Home
A Friday evening party hosted by Miss Edna Young in Walnut Street entertained about 30 guests. Card tables, a 500-point game with no prizes, and a luncheon followed by a Virginia reel highlighted the gathering. Hostess assistants included Mrs. W. H. Young and Miss Maude Young. out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Darrow and Miss Ferguson of Lowellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Young
Walnut Street
W. H. Young
Maude Young
Darrow
Daughters of America stage Liberty play at Junior Order hall
The degree team presented entertainment at the Junior Order hall Friday night. Opening with America, Miss Helen Fishburn gave a recitation followed by Mrs Baney singing. A play titled Daughters of Liberty featured Mrs Goldie Hamilton as Goddess and other roles by Belle Hopewood Nettie Marshall Etta Graham Ella Cromwell Anna Caldwell Hattie Deman Sadie Dean Mrs Davis Ida Hodgkinson and a piano violin duet by Eliza veth John Fishburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
Singing of America
Helen Fishburn
Baney
Ella Cromwell
Anna Caldwell
Hattie Deman
Sadie Dean
Mrs. Davis
Ida Hodgkinson
Harry Phillips
Miss Elizaveth
John Fishburn
Emily
Little Teresa Sadler Hosts St Patrick Dinner
East Divison street hostess Teresa Sadler entertained eight guest girls at a six o'clock dinner. Red and green decorations set a St Patrick's day mood, followed by games and music. Eva Phillips of East Liverpool, Ohio, assisted, with guests Helen Williner Bertha Looney Hazel McEadden Isabel Frazier Elizabeth Morgan Helen Teresa Sadler and Emily Peterson attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Sadler
East Divison Street
Sadler
Eva Phillips
East Liverpool
Helen Williner
Bertha Looney
Hazel McEadden
Isabel Frazier
Elizabeth Morgan
Helen
Emily Peterson
S. S. S. Card Club Officers Enjoy Pleasant Evening
The S S S card club gathered at Miss Elizabeth McMillin’s Court street home for a Friday evening of 500. Prizes were won by Miss Helen Garvin and Archibald Cubbison. Yellow and white decor and a luncheon followed. Miss Grace Frethy will host in three weeks. Mrs. Marie Wilson will host the Kensington club next Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. S. Card Club
Elizabeth McMillin
Court Street
Helen Garvin
Archibald Cubbison
Grace Frethy
Blaine Street
Marie Wilson
Highland Avenue
Kensington Club
Local Society Meetings Announced Across Town
The Oratoria society meets in the high school chapel at 8 o clock. Miss Mollie Davis of North Jefferson street will entertain the Current Events circle. Monday Night card club will be entertained by Dr. and Mrs. H E Zerner of North street. Mrs. Ella Whitbeck of Hamilton street will entertain the P L D Reading circle. The C S F club will be entertained by Miss Laura Veon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oratoria Society
Mollie Davis
North Jefferson Street
H. E. Zerner
North Street
Ella Whitbeck
Hamilton Street
P. L D
Laura Veon
Quiet Wedding Of May Frew And Ross Schaffer
Miss May Frew wed Ross Schaffer at the home of Rev. E R Tait in Wampum. The bride, daughter of the late Mrs Kate Frew of Princeton, will reside with the groom's parents in Princeton. Both are prominent locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Tait
Wampum
May Frew
Ross Schaffer
Princeton
Kate Frew
Kensington Club Holds First Session At Mrs Fischer Home
Members of a new Kensington group met at Mrs. Clarence Fischer's Park Avenue home Friday afternoon for their first session. Sewing was the main activity and refreshments followed. Mrs. W. G. Eckles of Park Avenue plans hosting twelve members in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Fischer
Park Avenue
Kensington
W. G. Eckles
Eggs 23 Cents Per Dozen For Saturday
Fresh eggs offered by East Side Butter Co located at No 70 Pittsburg street at 23 cents per dozen for Saturday sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Butter Coo
Pittsburg Street
Union Market
Informal Choir Party at Frew Residence
The Highland United Presbyterian church choir met at Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Frew’s Moody avenue home for an informal evening of music and games attended by 16 guests. Adeline Woodworth, the hostess’s sister, assisted in serving a luncheon after the activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard Frew
Moody Avenue
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Adeline Woodworth
American Women’s Guild Meeting At Mrs Smith Home
Mrs E L Smith hosted the American Women's Guild for Friday afternoon with a roll call of last words of famous men. The program included Sherman’s March to the Sea and the Close of the War and readings by Mrs Mina Organ and Mrs E L Smith. Sharon resident Mrs William Ferrington will entertain the guild in two weeks, with members traveling by the 12:30 Sharon car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Smith
Wallace Avenue
American Women's Guild
Sherman
M. Speer Gibson
Georgia
P. K. Fike
C. N. Lockhart
Mina Organ
Hawthorne
William Ferrington
South
Maine Street
Sharon
Guild
Violin Recital At Kurtz Home Impresses Audience
The pupils of Edward F. Kurtz at Kurtz Place gave an excellent violin recital Friday evening. Accompanist Julius Sypher and participants Misses Carol Price Ethel McMurtry Elizabeth Brewster Bertha Clark and Messrs. Lewis Rudesill G S Barrett Benjamin Shulansky Hubert Craig M Lou Hanna Terry Carson Carl Zieme Bernard Rosenblum presented the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Kurtz
Kurtz Place
Julius Sypher
Carol Price
Ethel McMurtry
Elizabeth Brewster
Bertha Clark
Messrs
Lewis Rudesill
G. S. Barrett
Benjamin Shulansky
Hubert Craig
M. Lou Hanna
Terry Carson
Carl Zieme
Bernard Rosenblum
Sankeys to Move to Portland for New Star Drilling Role
The friends note Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sankey and their children Nellie and Harry of Pittsburg street will leave next week for Portland Oregon. Mr. Sankey will take a responsible position with the Star Drilling Machine company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Sankey
Nellie
Harry
Pittsburg Street
Portland
Ore
Sankey
Star Drilling Machine Company
Miss Margaret Kirk Hosts XY Z Club Sewing Afternoon
With Miss Margaret Kirk as hostess the XY Z club enjoyed a Friday afternoon of sewing at Highlands avenue. Refreshments were served. Miss Lillian Butz of North Jefferson street will entertain the girls next Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kirk
Highland Avenue
Lillian Butz
North Jefferson Street
Methodist group hears Miss Gladys Fulkerson Friday
The Standard Bearers of the First Methodist church were entertained by Miss Gladys Fulkerson of North Jefferson Street on Friday evening. The program included a business session and a social hour with refreshments. Miss Roberta Gleason of Croton Avenue will entertain in four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Gladys Fulkerson
North Jefferson Street
Roberta Gleason
Croton Avenue
St Patrick's Day Party Hosted by American Insurance Union
The American Insurance Union held a St Patrick's Day party in their rooms on Friday evening with music and dancing followed by refreshments. Green and white decorations added festive flair to the event.
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The
American Insurance Union
Large Dinner Pretty Event Honors McKee Family
The McKee home on Hightend Avenue hosted a six o’clock dinner for friends Friday evening. Flowers decorated the rooms while an elaborate multi course menu was served and guests received lettuce leaf conundrums. Notable attendees included Rev. James M. Ferguson, Rev. J. S. Martin, Colonel Oscar L. Jackson, and the McBurney sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terminas McKee
Hightend Avenue
Mirresella
Anna McBurney
James M. Ferguson
J. S. Martin
L. M. McBride
Benjamin Beisel
Mary Winter
Elizabeth Davidson
Bleakley
Oscar L. Jackson
Thomas McKee
Birthday surprise for Mrs Elise at St John’s Lutheran
The Ladies Aid Society of St John’s Lutheran church and their husbands surprised Mrs H G Elise of Superior street on a Friday evening. They socialized and enjoyed refreshments. Mrs Elise received a china chocolate set and a Davenport from Mr Hise as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Elise
Superior Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John's Lutheran Church
Elise
Hise
Local Social Notes Highlight Area Visitors and Returns
Born to Mr and Mrs George Campbell of New Bedford a son. D B Warnock returns from Shar on business trip. Fred Clemens leaves for Coshocton for a short visit. R H McConaghy recovered from pneumonia. Mrs Wilson of Highland avenue ends Pittsburgh visit. Miss Katherine Kennedy visiting Miss Mary Pearson in Sharon. Mrs George D Campbell of Altoona visits her mother Mrs Elizabeth Hammett. C Irwin Marshall in city en route to Ellwood City. Miss Anne Aiken visiting Sharon staying with cousin Mrs Charles Pearson. Mrs John L Camblin returns from Pittsburgh to care for ill daughter Margaret Camblin at Braddock hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Campbell
New Bedford
Fred Clemens
Front Street
Coshocton
R. H. McConaghy
Anne Aiken
North Mill Street
Sharon
Charles Pearson
John L. Camblin
Wallace Avenue
Pittsburg
Arthur B. Kelley
Margaretta Street
Margaret Camblin
Braddock Hospital
Two Men Sail Pine Boat from South Sharon to New Castle
Cc S Terrill accompanies a business trip to West Middlesex. Mrs Eliza Judy suffers a leg injury from a fall near the hip. F Mahoney and N Rodgers of South Sharon voyage a pine boat they built, carrying provisions. They crossed a dam, landed upright, and aim to reach New Castle before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. S. Terrill
West Middlesex
Eliza Judy
F. Mahoney
N. Rodgers
South Sharon
New Castle
Lawrence County L. T. L. to Meet This Monday Evening
The executive committee of the Lawrence County L. T. L. will meet on Monday evening with Mrs. Jennie Forquer of 12 East street. A musical will follow the meeting. The Women's Missionary society of the Highland United Presbyterian church will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 oclock with Mrs. T A Gilkey of Rhodes Place to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Jennie Forquer
East Street
Women’s Missionary Society
Highland United Presbyterian Church
T. A. Gilkey
Rhodes Place
Case Against Alice Reebel Is Dismissed
The case against Alice Reebel has been dismissed after efforts to obtain new evidence failed. The Bauman murder, investigated in Edenburg, remains unsolved with no acquittal or conviction despite charges against Reebel and Wellendorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Reebel
Wellendorf
Ernest Bauman
Bauman
Edenburg
Reebel
Charles Wellendorf
Commonwealth
Youngstown
Alvina Wellendorf
Marcus Hanna Wed Adele Pratt in Bridgeport
New York reports Marcus A. Hanna grandson of Senator Hanna wed Adele Pratt of Elmira in Bridgeport last night. They honeymoon with Hanna’s mother Mrs. E. K. Stallo in New York while relatives note prior engagement to Dr. Arthur Booth and family objections amid of divorces in the Hanna line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marcus A. Hanna
Senator Hanna
Dan Hanna
Adele Pratt
Elmira
N. Y
Bridgeport
Dr. Booth
California
Dr Booth
Harry Thaw Sees First Stage Show Since 1905
In Fishkill Landing Harry K Thaw watched Fenberg Stock Company perform with a front seat among state asylum patients. He applauded acts while dancer Harry McGee from Mile. Champagne on the Madison Square roof scene was on the program. Dozens of chorus girls sought him, but officials kept him from being an exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matteawan
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Madison Square Roof Garden
Fenberg Stock Company
Fishkill Landing
Harry McGee
Thaw
Wooltex Suits Featured in Easter Sale
Suits from Wooltex offered for today and Monday at special low prices by R. W. Clendenin & Sons as part of an Easter promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Clendenin & Sons
Youngstown Builders Agree On Wages for Plasterers
Fathers and plasterers of Youngstown have reached an agreement with contractors setting a minimum wage of 5.50 dollars per eight hour day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fathers and Plasterers
Youngstown
Weekly statement shows U S bank reserves and loans shift
The Associated Banks report from New York on March 14 records rises and falls across key items. Total loans reach 1,160,719,500 with reserves on deposits up 529,100 while deposits decline 3,871,200 and circulation drops 756,100. Banks hold 27.61 percent reserves, above prior weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Associated Banks
U. S
Niles Gun Club Opens With Saturday Shoot
The Niles Gun club holds its opening shoot Saturday afternoon and plans a large open journey for June 29 inviting all shooters to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles Gun Club
Linen sale by Brown and Hamilton
Linen sale announced for Tuesday and Wednesday March 17 and 18 featuring splendid Linens offered by Brown and Hamilton with discounts and displays to tempt shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown and Hamilton
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Biles
RILES
East Washington Street
Hulda
Veach’s
St. Patrick’s Day Watch
G. W. Veach & CO
Owens Studio
Washington St
Frew-Schaffer
Spalding and
Metzler
D. B. Warnock
C. Irwin Marshall
Hillsville
Ellwood City
Pulaski R
Young Hanna
Miss Pratt
New Castle Loan Company
Wallace Block
Washington and
Jefferson Streets
New Castle, Penna
Harry Thaw
Likens
North
Mercer Street
Star Grocery
van Camp’s
Pet
Five Brothers
Old Weyman’s
North Mercer ST
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